skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Literally the first piece of explanatory text on their homepage and already I'm confused:

> Lexical is comprised of editor instances that each attach to a single content editable element. A set of editor states represent the current and pending states of the editor at any given time.

What does that even mean? Seriously, if this is how they introduce their product I don't even want to think about how bloated the rest of it is.
It's not unreasonable to expect that the human agents of the airline have power to affect the behavior of the airline. Today's employees are also victims of the same spreadsheet-minmaxxed policy-computer-mediated-system as the passengers, but this doesn't actually erase that fundamental dynamic. It just makes for the age old setup where capital puts humans in a captive zero-sum situation to fight it out amongst themselves while it pulls the strings to invisibly extract the most value.
I've been using Kagi since the beta, and used DDG for years before that. I would not switch to Kagi for search result quality. It is fine, but has never blown me away. I would switch to it for privacy, for not being the product, and for certain UX features they support but Google never would (like being able to map reddit.com -> old.reddit.com, or being able to block or downrank content from search spam sites like Pinterest)
everyone should live as they want but tbh this sounds more depressing than the person in the article because the person doesn't glorify this way of living.

Perhaps you are super small and this is actually somehow comftable and you don't mind doing private stuff in a car in some parking lot (or at least you actually park in nature?) but you know you constatly live in someones else space. Starbucks, gym, library, work.

Why not take a little bit of money and do the van conversation much much faster?
Well, it is a demand, but not a supply and demand balance of housing supply, but a supply and demand balance of speculation. In other words, there’s a high demand for speculation (profit) in the housing market.
There's nothing immoral about blocking ads. Avoiding paying taxes might be, yet Google does it anyway.
It was Joe Lieberman (and 40 Republicans), not Arlen Specter, who killed the public option:

https://publicintegrity.org/health/elimination-of-public-opt...

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2009/10/did-sen-joe-lieb...
> The real estate market is driven by speculation no?

When two things happen concurrently, it can be hard to tell cause and effect apart.

In reality, real estate speculation is driven by the simple fact that prices always go up, making it one of the best investments there is for those with enough cash.

If you legalize massive housing construction, housing prices will start going down, and the speculation money will have to go elsewhere.
There’s two “announcements” I see in the Reddit threads, and it isn’t clear which he’s talking about here: the internal announcement, from an hour before the public announcement.

It’s pretty shitty if he sold after the internal, and still even if he waited “3-6 minutes” after public, he still had an hour to prep his sell and make a decision on whether he would.
It makes sense when you think about mining. Mining is not just lifting chunks of metal out of holes in the ground. The product of mining is ore, which then has to be refined. The percentage of the desired metal in ore can be less than the percentage of lithium in a battery. So a battery is just a different kind of ore that needs refining.
Many capitalistic countries do not have that. Everywhere I flew the order of boarding was "whatever". This was even when flying out of USA on non-US airlines.

Failing that - regulation.
This archive link throws me into a captcha loop on both firefox and chromium, including in private mode.
The current mainstream says that it is really not.

However, they might be wrong.

Hilbert space in quanum field theory is infinite-dimensional (otherwise the theory will just not work).
Some physics are saying that Hilber space is not infinite-dimensional: Holography principle might imply that finite amount of information in a given region of space, potentially implying a finite-dimensional Hilbert space.

And that might be some kind of pixilation.
Yep source here: https://git.j3s.sh/j3s.sh/blob/main/main.go

It just uses go's built-in http.FileServer(..) to serve files from a directory.
At sea, with ~4500 souls, after being diverted from a sweet port call in Marseille?
But how does your "..." sum up to 4000?
Classical mechanics does have nondeterministic cases even without appeals to mathematical paradoxes. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton%27s_dome as the most well-known example.
> Nothing personal but I’m guessing you are either relatively inexperienced or maybe in a market that is different than the U.S.

No offense taken. I am in the US and worked for 2 of the FAANGs and 2 FAANG-adjacent startups. The work culture in each of these companies is so terrible that even $400k/year is not enough renumeration for that kind of pressure and political nonsense.

What I learned by working at startups after FAANG is that FAANGs are able to have such poor management practices (e.g. fiefdoms, politics, perf reviews) only because they can hide behind infinite revenue. Startups (<1000 employees) that copied FAANG practices crashed quickly because guess what, those practices are actually harmful to the producers of services (engineers, product) and that leads to a quick drop in revenue.
To where? Do you really strive for the Soviet air travel experience where people often had to sleep in the airports on their bags? That was due to over-demand of tickets at the existing price point.

Communist air travel have been tried, so it's not like you can pass your random dreams as it.
I considered this, but it’s from a guy named “jack” and in the US we say “you don’t know jack” or “you don’t know jack shit” so that means this guy doesn’t know anything because his username is jack.
I don’t know about you, but if I walk into a restaurant’s toilet and see the river flowing below the hole,[1] I’d say that it might need a little more development. I don’t think literal shit rivers can be part of any developed nation. Objectively. Much less rivers where people fish and swim in.

[1] I saw it in person in Laos and also in this popular video https://fb.watch/nQ-Xvh9iLO/
What a bust. I miss Apollo and it’s what drove me to HN full time
I have uBlock Origin installed in Arc, and ended up getting burned by the YouTube adblocking blocking purge because each time the warning came up, I checked to see if there was a way to whitelist YT and didn't find it. Now I'm watching YT in Safari on my iPad, where the block doesn't apply.

So: anyone know how to whitelist YT in uBlock Origin in Arc?
Heh, I was just adding features to a Tcl/Tk based tetris.
Do all these browsers use that though?
This is really a case of over-utilisation. If you want a 30 minute task to be reliably out of the door in a time that's even of the same order of magnitude, the team has to be operating at 80% utilisation or less which, if it's the usual story of The Backlog That Never Ends, happens approximately never.
Not only is there a lot of unused space, but the legislature and developer oligarchs are firmly in bed with each other. As an example, right in the heart of one of the fastest growing areas of the valley, one of the most prolific apartment building developers is being given tailor made QOZs on which to build low income units.

Building on these gives the developer a perpetual abeyance on any capital gains, they don't have to pay tax on their profit at all! These QOZs were intended to incentivize the development of land in rural areas where development is not being done by the capital class, but are being abused to put money in the pockets of the rich to ensure there's somewhere to keep the slave class close by all the tech bros so they can cook their lunch.

Heaven forbid they were actually used in rural areas and created jobs where these humans could leave the city and seek some semblance of self-determination.
Very real possibility this is the end of Web Summit, which is crazy when you consider the size and significance of the event vs the incident which triggered the outcry. Next event after Lisbon? Doha 2024. Qatar of course the main financial backers of Hamas (not Iran, contrary to MSM conflation)
The Computer History Museum oral history interview with David Cutler is also very good:

Part 1: https://youtu.be/29RkHH-psrY

Part 2: https://youtu.be/SVgSLud50ss
> Rim brakes are more-or-less maintenance-free except cleaning the rims maybe every year or 2, and pads every 5-10 years. Only rarely alignment.

Damn, I wish I had that maintenance pattern with them. For me, cleaning the rims and shoes was a daily requirement during the rainy/muddy season, a set of pads would last me about a year, and the alignment needed adjustment every few months.

With disc brakes, I've needed none of that aside from alignment. I have needed to adjust the alignment every so often, but that's not that big of a deal.
There is not perfect price elasticity in the housing market. The demand for housing right now is pretty much infinite because of the speculation. In other words, the housing price is not based on supply, but it’s based on the demand. And the demand is being driven by speculators.

The answer is to remove housing as an investment vehicle. Also prohibiting the ownership of multiple houses by a single individual or institution.
Interesting, thank you. I wonder if that that area had stagnant water, allowing mosquito growth.
Might be misdirection PR because of the recent Okta issues which were directly at Okta. [1] Okta having lots of issues last few years. [2]

[1] https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/10/okta-says-hackers-b...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okta,_Inc.#Security_incidents
This is standardizing vendor-specific attributes that have existed for many years. The code that use these probably use some preprocessor macro to select the right builtins, and aren't going to gain much new clutter to replace those macros.

I believe this is the proposal that added them:

https://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2016/p04...

The "references" section has links to GCC and Clang builtins:

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Other-Builtins.html

http://llvm.org/docs/BranchWeightMetadata.html#built-in-expe...
Anyone that tells the truth, that Israel is an apartheid regime that is openly committing war crimes, and has a free pass for both, should expect to be cancelled since Israel's supporters own all of the media and all of the means of doing business.

This shouldn't be news to anyone that has consumed the news (ever).
>The idea was first distilled in this way back in 2014 by Columbia Law School professor Tim Wu for the New Yorker.

>“Here’s the thing: in order for fees to work, there needs be something worth paying to avoid. That necessitates, at some level, a strategy that can be described as “calculated misery.” Basic service, without fees, must be sufficiently degraded in order to make people want to pay to escape it,” Wu writes. “And that’s where the suffering begins.”

>Wu explains that under calculated misery, services or features that were once expected (think of leg room) are made worsened (leg room is reduced as rows are moved closer together). Want a little more leg room? You’ll likely need to upgrade your airfare to business or first class or even ordinary coach seats with added leg room.

Business in a nutshell.
Not an expert (also not american) but your reasoning sounds too simple to me. If everyone could "just" go bankrupt then why would anyone pay debts at all?
Understood, thank you. That makes sense.
https://archive.ph/OwcRL
this is a page from a professional lobby in Sacramento, summarizing (spin) the progress in California recycling electronics.[0]

notice that it skips quickly in the description from "the intent" to CED (covered electronic devices). Well, the tonnage stats they point to are exactly because it is big, old livingroom television sets that are being collected as Covered Electronic Devices. Those program numbers skip many details about program implementation. This info page is written by people on salary for decades.

test -- walk to any public shopping area in California and look around on the ground and along the paved areas. Notice the amount of consumer electronics you see as ground waste.

[0] https://www.cawrecycles.org/californias-existing-e-waste-rec...
What Went Wrong with a Highly Publicized Covid Mask Analysis?
How about https://boskyd.online/2023/10/21/calculated-misery-heres-why... ?
> abstractions on top Kubernetes
> abstracted away Kubernetes

I am beginning to think it's not such a bad thing to live and work in a third-world country far away from SV-induced hype cycles. This is genuinely painful to read.
I suspect that would come out cheaper, actually. The fact that the government will fund all old age care means that old age care is where the market is. Hence the famous Alzheimer’s drug with the amyloid plaque business. So you end up with spiraling costs. And I believe if we just buy back their other stuff we could easily come out ahead.
See Norton's Dome as an example of nondeterministic behavior in classical mechanics. No quantum or chaos etc required. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton%27s_dome
It costs about 15 per month to watch YouTube without ads.
One falsehood is that people through out history were illiterate. The second is to see historical fiction as anything ddifferent from fantasy, science fiction or other forms of entertainment.

History =|= historical story telling

Ken Follet wrote a novel about building a cathedral, he didn'r write a book about medival cathedral building. Very important difference.
In French class I learned about a notorious euphemism that the French govt once used: «référentiel bondissant» for ball (in sports). The expression literally means "bouncy frame of reference".
https://archive.ph/qRONM
It is a bit of all the above. People select marriage partners who are trust worthy, stable, and not constantly looking for excitement.

These same people, when they find a suitable spouse, are more likely to tough it out when things get unpleasant in the belief their spouse is fundamentally a good person.

In marriage just like at work, you don’t judge someone by one event. People may have a bad day. Or they are sick and not themselves. Instead you should judge their actions over a long period of time. If someone has always been there for you, appreciated you and delivered what they promised, and for some reason hurt you today; you are more likely to give them the benefit of the doubt.
Scrum is designed to protect the team from toxic management. That's why it exists. It's built into the operating assumptions.

> If everywhere you look you only see toxic managers though, maybe you're the problem.

Charming.
See also: https://blog.aaronballman.com/2020/08/dont-use-the-likely-or...

tl;dr: these attributes are absolutely full of footguns because the standard is not explicit about precedence and nesting, and you should probably avoid them and prefer to spend time investing in PGO. It’s very easy to make sane-looking code containing these attributes which does the exact opposite of what you intended.

Note that this issue does not exist with the equivalent C macros — those generally behave as expected. But you should probably just invest in PGO instead of static hints there, too.
I came in here to write the same. :p
You're talking about relatively few people -- I too would bet that most people (those of us not working in slaughterhouses) would find videos from factory farms disturbing.

There's a reason big-ag farmers are afraid people will see videos showing their operations. So afraid that they pay off politicians to ban such video recording.
But then again we have to buy apple anyhow
It got worse after the shoe bomber and then worse again when the airports found out they could make more money selling water after security by only having ‘convenience’ warm water in the toilets.

The nickel-and-diming continues.
I didn't say it was simple.. but over two decades of struggle seems more than enough experience to justify it.
Mermaid's definitely not well-suited for the amount of text and text formatting that C4 requires. You can do it, but you will be jumping through hoops, and the autolayout breaks down pretty quickly when the arrows between boxes get chatty.
Blocking Quora alone makes it worth the price of entry.
Nor do I and I think its because it really doesn’t make much sense
Proposed new law of physics implies we may all live in a computer simulation
First and foremost, this is incredible! Fantastic work! I've always wanted to do something like this (on a MUCH smaller scale) with the Alamo mission, in Texas, as a way to visualize the battle, in real time.

To that purpose, my end goal was always to pull whatever environments I modeled into Unreal engine (so nanite and lumen make short work of my detailed models). Which makes me wonder if you had any plans to do the same?

Walking around in ancient cities should not be reserved for assassination missions in action games (regardless of how fun that is). I'd love to just have a 'day in the life' simulation that I could move through, interact with, and study! Feels like a way to make history feel tangible. It would be awesome to immerse myself in a New Mexican pueblo builder society, or with an indigenous Native American tribe on the praries, or in the Japanese imperial Palace circa the Edo era, or in pre-medieval Europe, or, or, or...

Sorry for the predominant 'what else you got' vibe; I really am impressed by the scope and detail of your work! It just tends to send the mind racing with possibility, which I hope you'll take as the compliment I intend it as!
It's unclear whether that's a concequence of poorly specified premises of the classical mathematical framework.

Here, I mean that 'classical reality' as specified in a framework of basic applied mathematics, with no QM premises, produces non-determinism -- via only showing that (classical) chaotic systems exist
One hypothesis: it’s too expensive.

Total cost (including an attorney) for declaring bankruptcy sits around $2500 and at one point the article points out that her bank account is $900 overdrawn. If you’re in that situation, $2500 might as well be a million dollars.
That adults grow up, realise that they now have a responsibility to each other and to their child.

If that is not possible, then the solution is not to have children, which is a 100% fair choice.
Single parents raising kids should be charged with child abuse.

Get married before you engage in reproductive or recreational pseduo-reproductive activities.

If your spouse does, find another widow(er) in the same spot and marry them for the kids.

It's not that hard. People knew this 4,000 years ago.
Tell HN: Nitter.net Is Down
cc @j3s (I wonder if this even works here), here's your line breaks fix :)

(assuming that since HN is mentioned in git repo [0] for the site, the author does read this occasionally)

[0] https://git.j3s.sh/j3s.sh
That classic definition of "usable" we know and love: "I've seen worse"
Curious about the forbidden words he used, it seems to have been the following:

> I’m shocked at the rhetoric and actions of so many Western leaders & governments, with the exception in particular of Ireland’s government, who for once are doing the right thing. War crimes are war crimes even when committed by allies, and should be called out for what they are.

https://twitter.com/paddycosgrave/status/1712790539844612553

> To repeat: War crimes are war crimes even when committed by allies & should be called out for what they are.

> I will not relent.

https://twitter.com/paddycosgrave/status/1713964519884513446

Removing the fact that this is about the Israel-Palestine situation, makes this look like relatively sane and balanced viewed of war crimes that I think most people could agree with.

But since this is about Israel and Palestine, that somehow makes his statements anti-Israeli I suppose?
The kind of restraint that brought us atrocities of Bucha and the childrens torture chambers of Kherson?

Murder and genocide has been russian m.o for ever. You can’t downplay this.
These people should be paid, they have a low carbon footprint. Instead of carbon credits, its so much beneficial to pay people directly for living a low carbon footprint lifestyle.

When we have autonomous cars, I expect this to increase, probably even become the dominant lifestyle. You sleep in your car, car takes you to your favorite scenic spot. By the time you wake, your car is already at gym or work (if work has bathrooms, unlikely). Then it drives you to work, takes you to favorite healthy eating places and takes you back 'home'. Cars will be built with specific features to make this a bit more comfortable. But, of course, there will be in-app payments. Want a pillow - purchase $2.99/hour. BMW is already doing this. [1]

Homes become so costly that most can't afford them. The super rich will own all of them (directly or indirectly via luxury cruise lines) and they are all available on airbnb. People rent these homes for a few days, because they have to share pics on instagram. Home stay is just like going on a cruise.

You'll own nothing and be happy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27ll_own_nothing_and_be_ha...

[1] https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/2/21311332/bmw-in-car-purcha...
Yes they used to be luxurious, because they all used to cost more than first class prices. You can still fly the 1960s, actually much better, if you want to pay like the 1960s https://brilliantio.com/how-much-were-plane-tickets-in-the-1...
When Google receives tax breaks from the US, it is another form of welfare “freeloading”. A tax break is indistinguishable from a handout except by name.
" ...and tits doesn't even sound like a swear word. It sounds like something you should eat.

Try new cheese-tits! Bet you can't eat just one"

R.I.P. George
A non-deterministic universe can have two kinds of events: caused events, and random events. That is, an event can simply happen, but it can also be caused by another event. For example, a ball could start moving on a pool table all on its own (random), but still any ball that is hit by another ball would start moving because of the impact (caused).

If the fully random events are rare enough, you can even still determine causality using statistical tests, just like we do today. Of course, you can never be 100% certain, but that is to be expected. This is anyway how experimental science worked even when the world was assumed to be 100% deterministic: true randomness is not really different to experimental science than measurement noise.
US authorities intend to restrict Chinese companies' access to cloud services
I’m not sure I agree with the premise. Given the examples in the article, seat space is not limited just to upsell customers. Smaller seats means more fares. Similarly, priority boarding became a thing when airlines started charging $40 for checked bags, and thus overhead space became a coveted commodity. There is surely a sweet spot, however, where upselling is valuable (that is, the marginal price of an upgrade is a lot higher than the marginal cost for the airline).
Can you share an example chat you felt was more useful than what you would expect to get from a search session?
go to https://nitter.net
That approach would be easier to physically secure against threats (people and pests) compared to a surface road.

The article sites a lack of bedrock to use for bridges, that could be a blocker for a tunnel. Though I'm sure there's rock down there somewhere if you dig deep enough.

I'd like to see zip lines. The longest and highest capacity ever built. Carry cars and freight. It'd be an engineering stepping stone towards the tether for a space elevator.