skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, but why should the minimum wage be lower for younger people then, if age does not equal experience? Is there any other reason, or is it just age discrimination?
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Thank you, that lecture is really great. Basically the second lecture shows you exactly how it's done, at least the basics with a minimal example, very well explained. Im looking forward to watch the entire playlist.
I just can't see how anybody would want to give Boeing the benefit of the doubt at this point.
What would another James Webb Telescope would have cost? Far far less then the first. Sure it is costly to destroy a prototype, but not as much as you think.
I wonder if there's some deal attached to the use of the Windows logo on the Super key - to put a Windows logo on one, you have to put the Copilot logo on the other.

I also wonder how wired Windows users are to the Windows logo on the key. Being a Mac guy, I actually don't know the history of the Windows key.
Thank you for actually adding information, differently from most of the other replies.
re: the 19 days issue

you're planning around the time where most of the people who review these things are going to be taking PTO. as far as I could tell reading the guidelines the only guarantee apple gives you is that they'll get to it as soon as possible

it's also a little funny that DHH is saying that apple exempted them from the rules last time and then a couple paragraphs later is complaining that apple exempts other companies from the rules as well
It's almost like people just want to be upset about how other people are living their lives for some reason.
I’ve never noticed it, so apparently not.
Chief Justice John Roberts on AI and the Judiciary
That's hilarious! My original pass at the alarm app did much the same, but it was too intrusive and not really necessary for my needs. This wasn't Android, though. It was originally an app for the Newton, then I later reimplemented it on the Palm Pilot.
I’ve said many times, eye contact will be the killer app of VR…

… but it will be ironic if 2D beats the VR companies to it, using technology like this.

What an utter failure on the part of Meta that would be. With such a huge head start and they still don’t sell eye contact (except on their Pro device? Maybe?)
You need to attract PHDs and account for logistics. If you want to attract top talent you need to be in a desirable place or be a desirable place with access to desirable places.
> I'm very happy to fall into the arms of Big Tech whom we already trust for everything else

Because we are forced to give them our data does not mean at all that we trust them. They should never have been allowed to get that big in the first place.

> The convenience and tight integration is so important.

Freedom and competition are important, too.
None of the PhDs are in Facilities Management.
Yeah small businesses is a think an area where there is quite a bit of money being left on the table. Theoretically squarespace should be taking it, but clearly they're not. I see a lot of local businesses missing the super table-stakes stuff like a maps page with hours and a picture of the exterior. The kindof of stuff that really bumps you in search results and drives first-time visits. Another one is almost every restaurant does not have their menu items synchronized between the different takeout platforms (and their site if they have one), so they're missing sales or disrupting operations there definitely.

It's an annoying business to be in I'm sure, since you're dealing with lots of small clients directly, and there's data-entry stuff. The way to go is probably you focus on sales and automation and farm out the data-entry to less skilled labor? I think the premise that you're a real local human being who can be reached for support, and you can save them from lock-in by zipping up a static site for their nephew to run could be compelling for some small-business-owners. Hopefully you can stay competitive with the nephew since you amortize all the administration stuff over a bunch of tiny, low-traffic pages.
Although, aren't they launching something pretty much daily or weekly, even without accounting for Starlink? It just isn't in the news much.
I am one of the first abstra users. I can not be happier. Support service is top notch and the tech it's sound and stable. You can create apps in a few lines of code! Love it
Simple.

1. Wait for people to report a problem
2. Inform users that they were doing it wrong, it was always intended for you to do it the other way

E.g. how to hold your iPhone.
If it takes a day worth of solar/wind to offset a minute of rocket emission, then the equivalence is not really sustainable.
How Git Merges Submodules (2022)
> There are no other businesses involved between Apple and end users, who can use competing device makers, OS makers

How do you install Android or some other OS competitor on an iPhone, or install iOS on a Samsung or Google device?

> and contrary to what you stated, messaging services like Telegram, Signal, Matrix etc etc.

Only with Apple's blessing, which they then deny for competing payment systems, browser engines, app stores etc. And iMessage is still the default.
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>seminal

I see what you did there.
Is it a joke, or do you genuinely not know that you should run as far as you can away from LastPass?
Looks cool. The unfortunate thing, is that, whenever an "exciting new camera tech" is announced, the image quality is often debatable.

But even relatively poor image quality might be cool, if you had a camera built into your monitor, so you could do direct-eye-contact video calls.
Have you seen Pipx or its predecessor Pipsi?

Although your tool looks more like Virtualenvwrapper.

It's good to have other options of course (and yours looks nice), but it's also good to at least make a case for improvement over what's already out there.
> To be fair Germany could at least reach France's or Italy's level first.

I'm not sure Germany should be looking to Italy for advice on getting the trains to run on time.
https://archive.is/x2fqn
Battery life must be hard to compare because presumably the battery life on the M1 Pro must have degraded by about 10% by now, which is quite a significant difference in capacity compared to a brand new 16" MacBook.
Wow, what a take. Of course you are fully entitled to it!

This is perhaps favorite movie, written by my favorite author and adapted/directed by my favorite filmmakers. I was absolutely on the edge of my seat basically from start to finish on the first watch, and am still fully captivated every time I revisit it.

I find it a fascinating character study of three different people -- the cowboy, the sheriff, and the assassin. Each of them feels so incredibly authentic despite inhabiting roles from tired old tropes. I also believe the movie was superbly acted, which I guess is no surprise given that it was a critical success with some big names.

The point of the plot isn't to subvert expectations so much as to tell a story that is true to life: the societal decay which began in the 70's and 80's that can be embodied by, if not directly attributed, to the war on drugs.

More than anything else, the plot is a massive indictment of the war on drugs, as well as an (unpleasant) meditation on the role of violence in the American West that has existed for generations. Of course, that latter point applies to basically all of McCarthy's work. While some of the characters are certainly nihilistic (or just bewildered and filled with existential dread, in the case of the sheriff), the story itself is not. In fact, the novel was criticized by some for being too moralizing compared to McCarthy's other work.

The hero (and just about everyone else in the story) loses in the end to the implacable evil: an honor-bound psychopath who is motivated by more than just greed (but plenty of that too), who is perfectly suited to navigating his desires and achieving his grisly ends with absolutely no regard for the society that enables his success.

By the end of the film, he almost feels like a force of nature moreso than a man (and I think this is intentional, for instance in the way he is polite and almost apologetic as he murders the hero's widow at the end simply because he gave the hero an ultimatum that was refused). The point wasn't to subvert our expectations, although that may have happened along the way. The point was to show a very brutal reality that we still face today by retelling a story old as time through unique characters and a (semi) modern setting.

Haha ok I'll stop adding to this now. As you can tell, I have a lot of love for this story. You don't have to love it, but maybe don't be so quick to shit on people who do :)
Fame and fortune.
An Apple Watch does not pair with anything but an iPhone. You cannot call the product a "smart watch." All you can all it is an iPhone accessory.

Let's check in with Apple's marketing department[0]

> Apple Watch can do what your other devices can’t because it’s on your wrist. When you wear it, you get a fitness partner that measures all the ways you move, meaningful health insights, innovative safety features, and a connection to the people you care about most.

So how many of those things work without a paired iPhone?

Even Family Setup (which requires at least one family member to own an iPhone) doesn't give the watch full functionality.

> Not all features will be available if the Apple Watch is set up through Family Setup

From a third party[1]

> In short, anyone can wear an Apple Watch, including Android phone users. However, the reality is that anyone looking to have a proper smartwatch experience should stay within their own OS lanes. Android users should use Wear OS or third-party platform watches, iPhone users should use Apple Watches, and that's what it all really boils down to.

[0] https://www.apple.com/watch/why-apple-watch/

[1] https://screenrant.com/apple-watch-android-phone-pairing-com...
> I had to convert my friends one-by-one over to Telegram because I prefer Windows/Linux PCs and I don't really check my phone that much.

I'm sorry, but this sounds pretty obnoxious as presented. You made your friends adopt a new messaging service because you don't want to check your phone?
The crazy thing is how hard it is to not live this way.
This is like calling Uber "a constellation of small businesses". Arguably worse, because Bird still owned "the means of production" (the scooters). At least with Uber you own the car. Did any of these "small businesses" get to make decisions about hours, pay, pricing, or scooter design? Doesn't seem so.

Edit: Reading the parent post again, it's crazy how "anti-freedom" it is. Accepting corporate framing of labor-law violations as fact in one paragraph, then advocating for a surveillance state in the next. Crazy stuff to see on "Hacker" News.
As a self employed MSP I do very little programming. Sometimes I have to make some small site or tool for a client and I never got warm with the modern webdev tools like Vue or react.

It just seemed so bloated having to npm hundred of libraries with sub dependencies to write a little tool.

When I started using HTMX my whole work flow changed and I can whip up a MSP in under a day with zero external dependencies or libraries besides htmx and pico css (or sometimes bootstrap)

It's fast, it's easy and it made web dev fun again (for me)
> bug hunting

I read this as "pest control", and literally thought about living bugs. Bed Bugs in particular c/would be a multimillion dollar business in the US, I believe.

In general, to the OP I'd recommend finding a nuisance. The bigger the nuisance, and the more people affected, the larger potential.
> Apple's early adoption of USB is why USB became the dominant peripheral interface.

That’s hard to believe. Apple was rather insignificant compared to the Wintel quasi-monopoly at the time, and Windows 98’s USB support actually slightly precedes Apple’s. Apple also wasn’t part of the initial USB alliance. USB became popular due to digital cameras, USB printers and scanners, flash drives and the like, and with USB 2.0 there was no legacy interface providing the same data rates.
It works for installing dependencies from Pip, so yes, unless that Python project is doing something bizarre that it shouldn't be doing.

It's functionally identical to node_modules or Ruby Bundler or Perl local::lib.

It's so weird to me that people continue to hate Python for a problem that literally every programming language has had since shared libraries were invented.
GitHub repo with links to the checkpoints: https://github.com/jzhang38/TinyLlama
Has anyone actually measured the increase in power use between no use, 1 second, and 5 second updates? (also, some indicators are more costly)
DHH really needs to control his temper. Instead of focusing on the discrimination of his app (while there are other apps similar to HEY Calendar, why theirs rejected), he keeps mentioning about Apple’s 30% commission but this commission only applies to small number of developers. If you don’t earn more than $1 million in a year, you only pay 15%. If you earn more than that but have subscriptions (like HEY) then you pay 15% after the first year of the subscription.

I think he should just focus on the discrimination part instead of mentioning about the tax or Apple being a monopoly. I don’t how mentioning those things is going to help him to solve the issue. (Since it is already decided by a judge that Apple doesn’t have a monopoly on the App Store)
Personally, I use https://github.com/joeyates/imap-backup to archive all my emails and then only keep them on the remote server for as long as I need to (basically until I read them and respond or download an attachment into https://docs.paperless-ngx.com )
Yes and I manually sort through thousands of sunflower seeds every year to get the good ones for my breeding program but our obscure hobbies aren’t the norm.
Yup, just let people enjoy Bluey and live their own lives.

There's plenty of "woke" stuff to enjoy if you want to live life that way.
Intuitively I've always view them as diffs with a history rather than sort of a recursive diff. I also started on RCS so that could have something to do with my way of looking at it.
pspg is a pager intended to be used with SQL command line clients. It was originally created for Postgres (hence the name), but also works with MySQL and others

https://github.com/okbob/pspg
They don't need to open iMessage IMO, they just need to use better practices for text messaging between iPhone/Android. Like images are downsampled to hell if a single Android user is in an iPhone group chat -- but any time I've texted groups containing only various Android phones, images are decent quality (even if the members are using different text messaging platforms, so not like this is a Google Messages or Samsung thing).

Idc about green bubbles or cloud access/being integrated with the Apple ecosystem, but the core functionality should be decent. They should not be using outdated standards for non-Apple messages, which sure seems like a ploy to keep people away from Android.
Sounds more like Bird was abusing the contractor laws to avoid having employees (and at the same time silently pushing normal business expenses onto them) like so many other "gig" startups have done.
Won't you still have to wait for someone at Red Hat to move the change from Stream into RHEL?
alright, I will bookmark this and try this next time I want to play with a python project.

OK, how would I include all of these under the same PATH regime?

So for example say I want to run this project from a commandline location elsewhere... I'd only be able to have one venv activated at the same time in the same session, right?

I guess that's part of my issue with this. I want to be able to access 10 different Python projects' commands from the same command line at any time.
In my 8 year old's classroom there is:

A kid in a wheelchair. Another with mild autism. Another whose being raised by the grandparents because her mother is a drug addict. Another with pretty severe alopecia (this being her "best friend"). One of her other friends has been very sad because her aunt was killed in Israel.

This is all "real world". And it affects us despite it not happening to our family. At least not yet.
No, it’s that USB-A is cheaper and “good enough”, and still more ubiquitous on the installed base of PCs and laptops.
The horizontal scroll animation on the query results table is fascinating. Never seen animations like that in a TUI app.
I agree, but we should start having this discussion nonetheless. As is now, the state is encouraging dangerous and reckless behaviours, which is contrary of its intentions.
Yeah, my M1 Pro's battery has 525 cycles on it and has lost 16% of its capacity.

(Edit: Actually, mine is M1 Max, FWIW.)
Not so much adjust circles, but typically (obviously not always) Androids are seen as cheap and iPhones are seen as premium. (Young) people doing quick judgements of others use blue bubbles as a filter like nice cars and expensive clothes and watches.
I'm really wondering if I should push for an M3 upgrade from the M1 Max I have now; it is a 2021 model ...

I'll probably hold out for the M4.
I've found the Docker discussion is seen through a better lense when you talk about the tech it's running.

For polygot/hybrid cases where you have a smattering of different languages and supporting technologies/services, docker makes a lot of sense.

If you're all in (for example) on nodejs with a monorepo, it probably doesn't - you're just an "npm install" away from deployment.

Whenever I really dig into the docker passion, I usually find devs who are frustrated by having to manage a million little details to get the dev environment going.

If the language/stack takes that pain away, docker loses most of its value.
Exactly what I was getting at. Does not matter who is in office, they get blamed for everything bad that happens.

ETA: In lieu of acceptance and determination.
Anyone who has ever deployed an app to the iOS App Store knows, very well, that Apple slows reviews during the US Holiday season. Additionally, anyone who has done this also knows that Apple review times are extremely variable from 1 day to 1 month.

I agree, the duration of the review is irrelevant to this complaint. I would suggest hiring SWEs/consultants who actually understand the iOS App Review process the next time you want to release an app, since Hey obviously does not understand it.
ClearCred: Treating Credit Cards Like Debit Cards
Mildly shocked and disgusted, but in awe of the absolute maniac who makes this his gig.

I respect him for finding a business niche, and I'm severely judging his clientele.
This is fine. I make all of my stuff open source, but I'll be honest with people about being the only user that matters to my development work.
Cheers. I don't have an MBA. I do have slightly pointy hair though.
Bitcoin ETF Issuers Clear Major Hurdle on Path to SEC Approval
“Editor's note: […] At the risk of being stood up at the altar of the scientific method yet again, and understanding the duty to inform the community, here is a cautious summary of the paper guided by some social media commentary — along with an earnest hope for peer review and an entreaty to not shoot the messenger even as I hear a round slide into the chamber.”
"In summary, while the research offers some indications of room-temperature superconductivity in CSLA, the absence of a complete Meissner effect and direct dc hysteresis observations necessitate a cautious approach to these findings."
Oh, believe me, gay and trans furries love Bluey. It's pretty much our fav thing, it's so insanely popular with the LGBT+ crowd.
Ah, as an introvert alcohol definitely didn’t play a detrimental role in my relationships, quite the opposite actually, rather pivotal.
2023 marked another year of record growth in CVE data, and I thought it fitting to kick off the new year by delving into these statistics and showcasing some of the more interesting data points.
Awesome app indeed, well designed, and beats the hardware led indicators since it lists apps that are misbehaving (and not annoying like hdd noise)
Ok? My Little Pony was in the same boat. Doesn't really change anything.
Good use of headline editing then
I'm going to share what Bryce Wray said on that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38524790
I changed in Barcelona on my way to Madrid and went through this too, it seems like it's specific to Spain/Barcelona, at least for now.
It's insanely popular and I certainly don't want to stop anyone from enjoying it :)

Was it pandering when My Little Pony had a lesbian couple?
Boeing's argument is that it's not likely to happen, as it hasn't happened in the 6.5 million flight hours with other MAX models for which this procedure is approved.
Unlike the other person who replied to you, I don't have a script to disable anything. I spend zero cumulative hours thinking or worrying about updates, it's just always up to date.

While I recall registry exploring in the 2000s, I haven't needed to do that in 10+ years.
Sad to see so many people getting scam these days, One of the idea I have and wish someone could take the time to implement is a self-registering platform where you can declare your information was previously stolen and used in a scam - The system will hash this information in multiple way, without storing them, such that, banks, financial institutions, or even mobilephone providers (think sim swap attack) can submit some users information and said system would come back with a result based on some matching of hashes(eg first name, dob, address or last name, dob, social security number). Ideally, it would result in the banks doing more vigorous check on user's identity like actually seeing them in person if this check fails rather than taking everything submitted over some web-form as is.

I have had family member who had their identity stolen for many years and it kept on going, it's super frustrating.
Hopefully as an FYI that is free of too much skeptical criticism (I mean... I actually get it, but I just don't want to deal with negativity right now), there's actually a rapidly growing number of NDE accounts on YouTube right now. I am putting together a playlist of the most compelling ones: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvnDbwjRqIOkgR1eUMfpn...

Some of these are from well-educated people like doctors, former skeptics and at least 1 neuroscientist.
> sometimes Go error handling ends up having a lot of string concatenation ex. errors.Wrap

Do you mean errors.Unwrap? There is no errors.Wrap function.

It does no string concatenation. It merely checks to see if the error value has an Unwrap method and returns the result of that method if available, or nil otherwise.

The only thing that comes close to having anything to do with strings in the error package is errors.New. Even then, the focus is not on the string. It is on the returned value, used when you want to store a 'constant' value for use with errors.Is.

> because of the focus on "errors are strings"

What does that mean? The focus is on types and values that satisfy the error interface. string does not satisfy the error interface. Strings cannot be errors, at least not when errors are passed as an error interface type, as is the convention.