skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is also pretty open - you can probably get a power supply from any number of vendors.

Seems like every other laptop vendor has a proprietary super-special just-for-me connector, that ends up being the same voltage

(not that USB-C isn't open)
Given how necessary credit card processing is to any business these days, I’m surprised they don’t try to get a law passed that credit card processors must handle any business that isn’t actually illegal.
France condemns Russian disinformation campaign
And incomes are lower in red states and EVs are still very much a premium product. There are fewer Lamborghinis per capita in red states too.
If that’s the case, then why did these platforms exist in the past and don’t exist now? I’m not just talking about virtual platforms, but also physical public forums and meetups. I agree with what you’re saying about admins, but the “who” that is shooting the bullet seems to be a growing bipartisan antiliberal movement. It’s not just my personal experience; globally there’s been a decrease in freedom of speech metrics with the US experiencing less of a decline than the average but still a significant one.
Ask HN: Looking for a side hustle, any advice?
I'm looking for an online side hustle that will become a full-time job later. Any advice on where I can look or how to develop one? I would love to switch to a home office and stay there until I retire.
I used 40fps on my steam deck for playing Death Stranding. It's not a fast paced game, so the smoothness reduction wasn't huge. But it is demanding and visuals are a big part of the experience, so being able to turn up the graphics a bit was great.
Back in 2009 many of those mods were posting stories / pinning stories. The flagging software wasn't as advanced. There are people with mod power not getting paid because of trust/history.. if they count in your 30 number perhaps. I'm on my 'X' number account as well
no. they're trans men. do some research.
Are we talking about the same thing when we talk about suburbs?

Here's the Oxford dictionary's definition: an outlying district of a city, especially a residential one.

There are always outliers and exceptions to the rule but modern suburbs are a pretty simple yet flawed idea. They allow residential single-family zoned lots with very few exceptions and they look like clusters of anywhere from 1 to hundreds of housing development projects connected together by roads.

Can you physically walk from your suburb to a grocery store? Absolutely! But for hundreds of millions of Americans, almost none of which would ever take on that task by choice, this looks like walking a few miles at least round trip and crossing at least a couple of highly-dangerous multi-lane roads around the stores they are heading to. This is just how things work in suburbs, everything is so spread out that cars turn out to be the only feasible transportation method. If cars are the only way to get around, roads need to be made wider and faster especially around those areas people are trying to get to--like stores.

This is all part of why there's growing concern around building practices that promote suburb-like development.
Texture healing is that kind of feature you never knew you needed until you knew about it. A perfect candidate for my next obsession.
Silicon Valley's Bold Sci-Fi Bet on the Device That Comes After the Smartphone
Google's version could have flawless voice recognition backed with AGI. Within a couple years, it will decay and fail randomly with setting timers.
Which app do you use? Uber Eats (in Europe at least) ask for tips _after_ the delivery.

If they do it before, then I agree with you, it's totally stupid
Maybe, I don't know. I never asked them. It does feel like I struck a nerve with you, so I apologize.
Reed Hastings says otherwise.

Netflix was always intending to stream movies via the Internet. it wasn't possible when the company was founded, but streaming was the vision from the outset. they began the dvd-shipping service to build the company and bootstrap their way to the streaming service.

I've read this in multiple places, but I'm not going to do your homework for you.
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For once, this shutdown (or Omegle's for that matter) has nothing to do with credit card companies.

But yeah, the idea could be a smaller bank serving under-served industries and demographics - and for whom getting in the press for some random BS wouldn't matter.
If you're a skilled tech worker as is typical for the HN crowd, it's pretty simple: look for jobs abroad that will sponsor your work visa in those countries. There are many job sites oriented towards expats (or prospective immigrants, depending on your viewpoint) with job postings. Many of the mainstream sites like indeed.com and glassdoor.com also allow you to search for jobs in particular countries.

I will warn you, though: salaries in the software sector are generally much lower abroad, though the cost-of-living is generally lower too, so it's not necessarily that bad.
Beyond the very interesting projected interface (onto your hand), there's also these former Apple employees' persective on the societal impact of the iPhone.
I worked in food service, mostly FOH as a bartender/server, and at no point was I angry enough at a customer to spit in their food, pee in their drink, etc. It just wasn't worth the risk or effort.

The most we would do is serve you slower if you're being a jerk.

I can't speak for every food service worker, but most FOH are too busy/indifferent to really care.
Looks really interesting! Any potential plans down the line for self-hosting?
Wow, that sounds like third-world kind of treatment. I would consider suing. Sorry that your mom had to go through this.
I admit I don't use the in-app browser much, but the times I have I haven't ever noticed problems opening websites. What sort of trouble did you run into?
But it wasn’t a “sex chat place.” It was a place to talk to random people on the internet. It’s common sense that encounters with dangerous people are possible when engaging with random internet strangers. It bothers me that we live in a world that is forced to cater to the lowest possible denominator. In this case we’re talking about a single instance in 14 years of service. If we live in a world that forces every service to provably cause no harm to every single human being on the planet, then we’re going to end up with the most meaningless drivel conceivable. And for the most part, we’re already well on our way towards realizing this dystopian cultural nightmare.
Especially in data structures if you are hitting the disk or network - the data structure alignment can get screwed up once it hits another machine.

The only integer type you should be using in data structures which are going out to disk or network is uint8_t. Otherwise the uint32_t you wrote to disk on an x86 system might end up getting read on a PDP-11 and suddenly your little-endian value is middle-endian instead.

(I would love to see the C standard grow explicitly-endian types so you could write e.g. "ubeint32_t x = 0x12345678;" and have the value serialized in big-endian form. But alas the C standard moves slowly.)
I still haven't recovered from Ken...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Mattingly
Hey, thanks for changing the joke!
That's a false equivalence. I can have a performance limited server that is not limited on concurrent connection count in which case thread-per-connect is both simpler and scales great compared to async. async doesn't optimize performance in general rather it optimizes for number of open concurrent connections specifically. Which primarily only helps if you aren't doing much of anything in terms of compute per connection.
I've read this article before that seems to offer some additional information on the topic you raised. [1]

> When the practice was brought to the United States in the 19th century, the American public was deeply uncomfortable with it. Many saw tipping as undemocratic and therefore un-American. A powerful anti-tipping movement erupted, fueled by the argument that employers, not customers, should be paying workers. But American restaurants and railway companies fought particularly hard to keep tipping, because it meant they didn’t have to pay recently freed black slaves who were now employed by those industries. Europe eventually did away with tipping. But in America, pressure from powerful corporate interests resulted in a two-tiered wage system for tipped and non-tipped workers, institutionalizing a highly racialized system of economic exclusion.

[1] https://www.fordfoundation.org/news-and-stories/stories/amer...
>Doing it on the internet doesn't have an essential difference.

It's more nuanced than that. Omegle was designed with the explicit purpose of not having any standards around the interaction between strangers.

That was THE point.

When you're done with the interaction for any reason, you click next or you exit the website.

It's a private website, it's not a physical space you're trapped in, and its primary purpose was to have many varied interactions with people, distasteful or not.

Any expectation around a pristine interaction is your fault, not the site operators'. The opposite is true when you, as another commenter alluded to, going to a coffee shop.

Applying puritanical customs is completely contrary to what the internet was built for and how it should function. This is one single corner of the internet, not a public space advertised as a standard, pristine social environment.

The former should absolutely be allowed to exist.
a norwegian citizen should have no problems immigrating to most places in south america.

I can think of 3 countries that will give you a passport very quickly with a simple marriage ceremony, after 1-2 years, no questions asked.
That solves nothing.

The issues isn’t “communicating with the device” it’s “communicating around other people”.

I have almost negative interest in having to recite the technical specifics of my web search to my phone on the train to work. I have even less interest in having to listen to the person next to me trying to do the same.
Probably Emacs, at least when it comes to "best". I don't know a good way to measure latency but it seems fine to me.
I grew up in a fairly matriarchal family. I could write a biography on my mother's mother's mother's mother. I have no idea who my father's father is (or was. I don't know if he's alive). I've never even been curious about it.
Europe and the States are culturally different - servers in Europe don't ask for a tip on the receipt. Actually they don't ask it at all since it's not a thing they do expect.

The only way for them to increase their chances of getting tipped is by... providing an outstanding service - which is how tipping should work. Something exceptional deserves to be rewarded
This feels so bogus.
I don't think workers generally agree with you. Certainly in the tech world, it is hard to describe contract work as "beneath human dignity". For blue collar work, I would understand your point.
You'd definitely need a better poster child than sex work for that in the US. There's no way conservatives would vote for something with that as poster child and some democrats wouldn't either. The US as a whole regardless of team is pretty puritan.
Transgender people can be baptized Catholic, serve as godparents, Vatican says
Doordash, and they ask for it before, and then ask if you want to increase it afterwards (with no option to decrease it).
The BOH wouldn't know or carw, but the server usually handles the food and drink before it gets to the table.
yeah, i flipped through the samples without even realizing it was changing anything in the code sample box until i got to the radon variant.

those other variants are not nearly different enough to really convey information.
Worse it's used to perpetuate this scheme:

"Tipped employees must receive a minimum wage of $2.13 per hour, known as a cash wage. That cash wage is combined with tips to reach the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. (Many states and localities, listed below, have minimum wages set above the federal rate)."

The idea being that you will fit the bill for their labor costs through tips instead of paying it themselves. Somehow the tipping idea perpetuated such that they can and do pay less than minimum wage because of the prevalence of tipping.

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/finance/tipped-minimum-wa...
That's not really accurate data. Unless it was mentioned specifically in its latest training data, you shouldn't trust it to represent the latest state of the model.

You're not asking a REST API for some accurate number coming from a database.
I can't talk and listen to music at the same time
Simple and lightweight Kubernetes Operator for Moving Target Defense
One way or another the system has to have a way to handle high fraud vendors. It appears the vast majority of porn vendors experience high fraudulent card use as well as high chargebacks. Perhaps the merchant gateways could just charge really high onerous fees instead.
I lived in Switzerland for 6 months and being originally from the US I tipped a server at a restaurant reflexively by leaving money on the table. The server picked it up and brought it back to me before I left and said “This is not necessary, I get paid to work here.” Being the typical clueless American I was stunned. But I learned over time that just as I would not tip my accountant, banker or lawyer - or plumber, carpenter or mechanic that in this case here was another person I received a service from who did not need “charity”.
Which in no way negates the claim that physics answers the question of

What's an example of a philosophical notion that did pay off?

FWiW modern physicists that have been short listed as replacements to Hawking for the Lucasian Chair have studied philosophy as part of their education and found it useful in advancing their ability to reason.

eg: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/j.gauntlett
I used to assume that California is generally anti-mining, but I can't explain that an open-pit gold mine was established in Napa County in the 1980s, well into the CEQA era. Maybe it's not so anti in practice.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/McLaughlin+Mine/@38.837955...
Do you browse "new," do you have showdead on?

Hah, rewind. There's literally a porn site on the front page right now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38213707
I have lived in the US for nearly 20 years (originally from Europe), SF for ~10 but I've since moved to a less progressive state in order to raise my kids in a better environment.

I don't tip, ever. I've been pestered with why questions even after I calmly and clearly explained myself, chased down the street by angry waiters, cursed at and even threatened with violence. Still, I don't tip.
Children are not the only group harmed by gambling.

Regardless, many children most certainly do play Counter Strike.
ACA does not permit segregation of risk pooling based on plan choice. The subsidy from young to old will remain no matter what due to the statutory age rating factors, and the subsidy from healthy to sick remains due to the restriction barring use of health history to price premium.

> The issue is that we should categorically ban non-catastrophic health insurance.

This is basically banned as all ACA compliant health plans have to have out of pocket maximums, which are limited by law (currently ~$10k/$18k for single/family).

However, there was a political compromise to allow non ACA plans due to some extremist “religious” factions, which I doubt had anything to do with religion.

The root problem will remain however, because the supply of doctors and non patented medicines relative to demand is very low, and hence prices will not come down.
Orange box :D
More interestingly, a while back I found a Minecraft mod that lets you run virtual machines in Minecraft by connecting to VirtualBox, IIRC.
Very interesting first hand account on getting shut-off from banking institutions because your business deals with Adult Entertainment (in Canada)

I wonder how Vegas/Nevada does it, or the bigger porn site like PornHub? Are the laws in (some parts of) the US that different than in Canada? I've always heard that Visa/Mastercard were impossible for Adult Entertainment.
> person of interest

Nice to see, most underrated series, the only series I watch every year.
IMO, with LLMs we won't really need information density except for certain classes of people.

Even now - clicking through some insurance company's website hierarchy to find something out is insanely painful.

But even for researching things that we should probably care about enough to do it ourselves, correlating different sources of information or working through abstract/ambiguous problems... the vast majority of ordinary people will 100% take the easy way out and let LLMs do most of the thinking for them. Even with free GPT-3, people are unflinchingly having LLMs solve problems they don't want to think about too deeply. What they pay for, with occasional inaccuracy, is more than offset by convenience.
You're straw-manning a bit with your "3rd smallest type available." Int was supposed to be the natural word-size for the system, which, despite C being "portable," you had to know for efficiency reasons. Memory access at the time was slow, and if you specified an Int that you couldn't load/unload with a single instruction or fit into a register, you would kill your performance.
From what I understand, the US cannabis industry has this problem, because pot is still illegal at the federal level.

That means that they can’t get banking.

Probably means that dispensaries are juicy robbery targets.
Hey, female incels need a place too?

IMO the damage that Jezebel really did was, despite its ultra feminist man hating, the site was still basically a celebrity gossip rag. The "hey we are taking a radical intellectual take on male dominated society" gets really undermined by "oh and I just have to know the latest on Bennifer". I do understand though, you need clicks somehow, but you could feel the self-loathing by the employees.

I hope Gizmodo goes away too. The amount of anti-intellectualism, ignorance of basic alternative energy and EV trends, and cheerleading for "big internet" is nauseating.

Jalopnik can't exist without hating on Elon Musk. Yes there's a lot to hate, but they are definitely way over the "outrageous irrational hatred" and it spills into EVs, alternative energy, and battery tech ignorance/misinformation on the regular because of it.
Awesome. Well, I'm still going to rag on him for every other reason.
I've made the mistake of driving home (to Philly) the day after IM Lake Placid the first time I raced it.

It's bad for a number of reasons, but the punch-drunk feeling was unexpected.

I made sure to stay an extra few days when I did it again.
Hi Peter! We’re are waiting for my wife’s parents to get an interview scheduled at the Spanish embassy so they can get a green card. They are here in the US as tourists. We are close to the end of the process, but we’d like to keep them in the US if we can and just do the interview here. Is it possible?
Do you have a way I can contact you?
Terrible analogy. The language processing is closer to an engine , that’s how critical it is to the app and responsiveness.
In the United States the space race led to a ton of STEM education, and secondary technology use cases. It would amazing to get similar benefits in those countries.
You'd think so, and yet several google group email lists I'm on are routinely flagged by gmail as being spam.
Valve released the highest quality consumer VR headset 4 years ago.

Today, it is still one of the highest quality consumer VR headsets. It has not dropped in price yet.
Same here. Bless ya Woz. Get well soon.
You don’t have to be a puritan to find pimps distasteful, even if they are cyber.

Edit: Child evidently has a reading comprehension problem and didn't understand "don't have to be a puritan." The emphasis is on cyberpimps. Whether or not you approve of pornography or prostitution you can still find pimps, who are by nature exploitative, distasteful without being a puritan.
To note, "it's cultural" usually means "they've tried a lot of options and this one stuck as the most pragmatic at a social level"

There's just so many reasons to not accept tips. In tipping countries it's seen as a boost for productivity, while in practice it also generates friction within the staff, widens the gap between day and night staff, blurries the client/staff relationship and makes kitchen staff miserable. And just so many additional reasons.
Well, for instance, what is commonly referred to as "touch" is actually a whole bundle of senses. There's the actual sensation of pressure, but also texture, temperature, surface finish, the physical position of your various body parts, your sense of balance, etc etc.
Agreed. I'm surprised to see people continue to make this kind of mistake. The limit may or may not have changed, but this is precisely the kind of query where I'd expect hallucinations
Zero chance Artemis is ready in 2025.

If we are lucky it will be before 2030.
I answered a ton of questions about this, on my Tumblr using the Asks feature: https://www.tumblr.com/photomatt
Maybe he plays twice as fast.
What they are talking about is that your passwords are uploaded via HTTPS/TLS, so an encrypted connection, but what they are sending are you full passwords in plain text over it.

https://heise.cloudimg.io/v7/_www-heise-de_/imgs/18/4/3/3/1/...
Make electric "go cart" grade parts more available. We need electric 4 wheelers.

Let Rednecks learn to hack on battery and speed controller systems in a recreational setting, and they'll be much more open to adopting them for situations needing more reliability.
The answer is more obviously becoming zero.

Restaurants exist in every country in the world but somehow in America we have been convinced if you don't pay the extra hidden fee then nobody there can survive. Prices have increased so much on food that there just needs to be a reset. If I'm paying 15 dollars for fast food and then asked to tip on top of that I am fine with that business eventually going out of business.
>Would that not solve the problem?

If it didn't work the first time, it's not going to work the second time.
If/when someone finally does discover room temp superconductivity we're gonna be too exhausted from the previous discovery -> hype -> retraction cycle to notice.
Nevada is a sovereign state and can charter banks and regulate banks operating in its jurisdiction.

Mindgeek C suite has connections in the banking industry.
Chatting with an AI is a more productive way of finding answers then googling for them.
I have now translated it as a PDF using Deepl. Much better translation, and you can see the images, too:

https://www.scamp.de/stuff/heise_windows_outlook_stealing_im...
Does Gmail want to be instant messaging? New UI experiment says "yes"
Text based communication is not always asynchronous, ESPECIALLY in the context of remote work. Many people prefer text even for live back-and-forth conversations in order to avoid the overhead of voice/video for a variety of reasons, such as being in a noisy location, having slow internet, carrying multiple conversations, skipping the overhead of greetings/equipment setup.

All email is asynchronous, and some instant messaging channels can be treated asynchronously, but some of it is definitely live. If you are not treating some conversations that way, it is you who is being rude and forcing the way you like to communicate onto others.
> Maybe because I never logged in with a Microsoft account?

did you do the workaround to have a local user?
Thanks for the response. On one hand, it makes sense that the natural word size is relevant. On the other hand, that means it encourages writing non-portable code.