skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I came to this conclusion myself recently. I have the Cable Matters 4 port USB switch and it works just fine for my purposes.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083JKDNRJ

I was hopeful and tried using this Monoprice KVM switch (linked below), but it just wasn't worth it in my experience. Despite supporting Display Port 1.4, I could not use my monitor to its full ability with my PC (3440x1400 @165Hz w/ 10 bit color). Dropping the connection when switching inputs was also incredibly annoying; every time I switched away from my Macbook it would go to sleep.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093N1DR8Y

I'm happy to switch inputs on both the USB switch and my monitor separately because it's not actually too large of a hassle, and the monitor doesn't "disconnect" when switching video inputs on my monitor so my Macbook doesn't immediately go to sleep.

If anyone is in the market for a KVM switch, consider a USB hub first. You might find yourself satisfied. They're much less of a hassle and cost very little in comparison to a full featured KVM switch.
Anecdotally, I've noticed that it has a lot to do with women having the sense of security and freedom to say they don't want children. About half of the women in my friend group do not want children despite their husbands wanting them. It has life long physical side effects on women, pregnancy isn't very fun, giving birth can be traumatic and painful, and there are all too many societal expectations placed on the mom. Almost every parenting book I read seemed to be assuming only the mom would read the book. Networking with other parents seems to need to occur primarily through moms, breastfeeding is endlessly pushed and shifts a great deal of the work required early in the child's life onto the mother, possibly carrying over into habits that are maintained afterwards. People don't even talk about any of these things beforehand, but I'd honestly be surprised if most women would want children after learning about these things.

This isn't to mention the fact that having children completely upends your time. Hobbies and free time are seldom available after children. This affects both parents, and it feels like people really don't want to give these things up these days. Really, short of parents constantly pushing you to have kids, there doesn't seem to be a lot of motivation to have kids.
And how many of these movies have you actually watched? This just sounds like a text book case of digital hoarding. Most people I know that torrent do it on a distinct interest in watching vs might possibly some day maybe want to watch it so let's just get it ahead of time.

I'm not judging, just noting that it's a definite new "use case" to me
I’ll have to send this to my nephew. He is obsessed with Minecraft and is starting to get into coding. I think he’d really like this. Thanks for sharing it.

I really like the TODO and NOTE ligatures. I have been using Comic Code for a couple years now and kind of wish it had those.
> normalizing divorce

Because of progressive/feminist legislative activism. Feminists have been advocating for no-fault divorce since at least the 1950s. The National Association of Women Lawyers were advocating for it during that decade [0].

> stripping support to those without means, and not funding childcare and education

Because single mothers and people on welfare have been derided as "welfare queens" and similar since the 1980s, when America elected Reagan and went all-in on free trade, deregulation, and defunding government services.

It isn't that specific one party or organization is attempting to reduce the birth rate.

> Under a rational system the State would [...]

In a democracy, the state isn't very rational. Whoever controls the government has different visions for what the interests of the state are.

[0]: https://www.jstor.org/stable/26564622?seq=5
Shoot - I tried to select a Rust backend web framework purely on popularity and totally missed this Axum.

I’m having a good experience with Warp, but as a new Rust user I feel like I’m investing a lot on learning Warp’s system of traits. Perhaps I’ll get better at internalizing such things but for now, it seems likely that the switching costs, even if only cognitively, might be a bit steep.
> first-class network transparency

This keeps being touted but it's the only design of its kind, none of the other OSes has this design and newer UIs also don't follow this design. X is an evolutionary dead end, at best a local maxima.

Also, this functionality is used extremely rarely in my experience, 99% of remote driving happens with separate, dedicated, software.
Hiring, performance evaluation, vacation approval, team direction/strategy, managing up etc.
I have mixed feelings about this. It is a wild animal that is capable of killing, while never known to be capable of total domesticated, as a dog or a cat would. Treating an animal like that as if it were your dog, or your cat, is taking a risk. Tigers or lions, warthogs or venomous snakes, it is nature.
Half of the EU?
Apply it only to be contributions?
Authelia has a very unique advantage of its small footprint, which is something that neither Keycloak nor authentik (which I work for as a disclaimer) can really fit into. It’s a very good usecase for a homelab environment and if you don’t need/want features of the “bigger” solutions!
nvidia gpu?
Related:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39290958

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39296559
It wouldn't surprise me if they are personally a frustrated renter who can't see or manage the expectations that are making them frustrated. Been there, it sucks. Turns out I had a deeply manipulative set of folks around me at the time, and I was also wildly desensitized/in denial to my own needs.

I cannot express how much pain occurred to figure that out! Still occurring.

The good news for them is, in 5-10 years the dynamics will likely look very different. It's already been changing against landlords, for instance with the covid rent holds, rent control expanding in some areas, cost of money rising and changing market dynamics, etc. I expect a lot of landlords will be trying to exit shortly, and the ones who think they can't are going to be trying to squeeze as much return as they can - as their expected future return due to speculative property prices disappears.

So poster - it might be more worthwhile taking an inventory of who is around you (and if the influence they have is helping you), what YOU actually want your life to look like long term and your own values, and figure out how to get there and if you're willing to pay that price or not.
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> but it was a bad design decision to store long blocks of HTML inside XML attributes instead of XML elements.

not at all - it's that what allows the simplest structure for nesting of outline elements.

An <outline> is an XML element, possibly containing one or more attributes, and containing any number of <outline> sub-elements.
I think it's possible. But you'd have to be really careful with your equations, then have to be really careful to know which direction is positive in each signal and make sure to make the wiring and/or math match that. I can see why some trial and error would be easier than completely rechecking things when they don't work.
A tale I use in interviews is "The Homesick Laptop's Replacement Desktop That Ate Hard Drives in Summer".

long story short, Dell ship-of-theseus'd an entire machine looking for an issue that only happened on cloudy-hot days when the disks were under high load. It was an air conditioner out of phase with the rest of the system causing EMI that the power supply just let on through.
> The highest bitrate of 4k Bluray Remux movie in my library is ~90Mbps which translates to 50GiB~80GiB per movie.

I feel like my sub USD 500 television is not worthy of such high quality.
chuckles That's On Me, I Set the Bar Too Low.
Crystal didn't have much use in ruby's sweet spot—being a DSL for some immensely complicated-to-configure framework (eg rails, chef).
https://github.com/LappleApple/awesome-leading-and-managing - on leading people and managing (mostly) tech teams
It's a torrent client that is able to download the torrent file sequentially, rather than in random chunks. Meaning you can stream a movie torrent instead of the old-fashioned method of needing to wait for the entire thing to download before you can watch. It's a combination torrent client and media player.
Smart people also say it’s not coming. The correct conclusion is that it’s not clear.
Value to society, which is different than value to companies or individuals.
The main landing page seems to be up, but log-in page seems to be failing.
Yeah, bureaucratic requirements on schools and childcare centers are pretty onerous, and the increased costs, fewer childcare workers, and stressed parental budgets aren’t a good combo.

I generally think early childhood care should be better subsidized in the US.
Nothing. And several administrations in France do it.
From what I have seen about published seeding rules most trackers as switching to pretty reasonable rules. Typically the only major sin is not seeding for a minimum length of time (usually a few days). Then there are ratio rules but these are typically assisted by bonuses for long seeding even with no downloads and freeleach for new and popular torrents. There are still a few trackers where the site ratio stat is zero-sum but for the most part this isn't the case. As long as you do make content available you will not be punished.
Estimates are that there’s a firearm in 23-33% of Canadian households, while estimates for the US are around 44%.

I don’t disagree that the firearms are a problem, or even a factor, but it certainly doesn’t seem likely that it’s the root cause unless there’s some tipping point between 1-1.5/5 houses and 2/5 houses that makes things substantially more dangerous.
Also, the thirty year fixed mortgage has been a boon for the housing market and several generations who 'got in early'.

Just like school loans.

Automobile loans.

Etc.
You would say "I designed a t-shirt" not "I designed a clothing that has short sleeves".

It could just be a casual title, guy probably didn't even mean to title it that way but he probably didnt think about it too much. But to downvote because I point out something factually incorrect is just absurd.
I haven't looked at the other two, but DuckDuckGo's salaries are in no way competitive in the US market.
I was sleep deprived constantly from 18 to 25 and got an autoimmune disease that developed (I think) because of that unfortunately.
And now forced marriage is included in the category of modern day slavery. Marriage is work but it’s not a hostage negotiation situation. I see a lot of guys crushed by marriage, this idea that it pure benefits men is nonsense.
The MIT license allows re-licensing, so not in this case.

This is the whole point of permissive licenses - the restrictions on what you do with it are minimal.

It is common for permissively licensed software to be redistributed under proprietary licenses too.
In Sydney you'd need around 72% of a minimal wage to cover your rent. And you need food, transportation, clothes & etc ...

So to begin thinking about having kids you'd need to make a few very hard choices:
1. forget of owning a home in your life time based on a regular salary
2. earn at least +1.5K AUD/month per child

Sometimes it's easier for a parent to stay at home and usually it's the woman, because when the children are small they are better taken care by her. So it's at least 1 - 1.5 year off work. After that before children grow at least to 3-4 years old it's always going to a doctor or needing time to stay at home with the child. This disadvantages the career of a person staying at home and you need that second income to pay for the childcare.

People aren't stupid, that's why when the going gets tough they don't want to have additional problems to worry about.
oh yeah, all these youtubers are setting these video's up on purpose.

FYI, I'm not a conservative.
Yes I waited pretty late and mine is 9, not quite a toddler. However when she was a toddler I expected all the other parents to be much younger than me given how late I was. But they weren’t.
Online articles will be insufficient. Instead, find the right people.

First understand that management is administrative: accountability, task completion, retention, hiring. Leadership is direction, purpose, and motivation. The concepts are not related. Leaders own things and take risks. Managers balance spreadsheets. If you are an extreme introvert or find it difficult to be assertive you have a tremendous amount of catching up to do.

Secondly, your best source of knowledge is experience from people with proven delivery. Find them and ask them tough questions. Compare yourself to your managerial peers to determine if you are developing appropriately or if you are sucking. Do not look to your peers or the public for leadership guidance as they will set you up to fail, especially in software. If you really want to become a solid manager look for harsh criticism from the leaders you work for AND a path forward.

Finally, pay close attention to the measures and metrics of your staff. Such measures will include staff retention, speed of delivery, product performance, and so forth.

To help jump start your journey here is leadership according to the US Army: ADP 6-22, https://armypubs.army.mil/ProductMaps/PubForm/Details.aspx?P...
Pinboard, I don't share.
I read this to mean sanitized in a gateway type layer.
Ive always been a firm believer in situational leadership. It teaches that there isn't just one leadership style for every person, their skillsets and their motivation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Situational_leadership_theory
You’re not wrong. It does not by default go both ways.
Note that Javalin also supports virtual threads.

https://javalin.io/documentation#concurrency
>>> As a bioinformatician who is obsessed with high-performance, high-level programming, that's right in my wheelhouse!... Mojo currently only runs on Ubuntu and MacOS, and I run neither. So, I can't run any Mojo code

1. Back to the rust vs mojo article that kicked this off... this isnt someone who is going to use rust.

2. Availably, portability, ease of use... These are the reasons python is winning.

3. I am baffled that this person has to write code as part of their job, and does not know what a VM is! Note: This isnt a slight against the author, I doubt they are an isolated case. I think this is my own cognitive dissonance showing.
It’s a fine beginner program, and as the original article inadvertently shows, one common failure mode is not getting enough calories. GOMAD is tough to mess up.
The issue is the real problem folks are often 'judgement proof'. No assets, no (official) income, or plenty of legal excuses to delay and defer actually doing what they were supposed to do.

Also, often in pretty bad shape, so easy to take pity on. Until they screw you personally, anyway.
Despite the uniformed nonsense you might read here, the most active NIMBYs aren't primarily motivated by property values. If you actually talk to them you'll find that they have no wish to ever sell and are worried (sometimes irrationally) about quality of life issues: noise, parking, traffic, crime, privacy, etc.
Exemptions also work - and we end up with something like that in areas that don’t have them - few taxing authorities will force s tax lien sale against an elderly or disabled family - the optics are just way too bad.

They’ll just record them and wait. It’s the one thing the government has that normal companies/people can’t do. Wait it out over lifetimes.
I wonder why the same set of people would be happy for years of unpaid and costly education, to get a job with overtime expectations and have significant motivation for career growth.

At least children will be yours. Whatever you do on your job will belong to somebody else. Somebody else is going to reap all that career growth of yours. You will get an insignificant amount of money for the effort, that you will be forced to spend on way overpriced things.
I don't know for this project specifically, but previous contributions to this project perhaps have turned "author rights" over to the project, then the project relicensing is within their rights. Projects often do this because these license issues have come up before.

You can do this when you publish software under the GPL, and then the FSF will take care of enforcing the license for you. It's a popular thing to do because if you don't, you'd have to get your own lawyer, etc.

the parallel comment about MIT licenses allowing relicensing is also valid, just rounding out the explanations.
Crystal is an entirely different language with a similar syntax. Valid Python is valid Mojo
I live in a city of roughly 500k, maybe you should stop thinking that the only LCOL areas are those with under 10k people.
Not banning books?

Which, at least in modern history, has always been fueled by bigotry? I'm not sure that was a super opinionated take considering the subject, and I'm not sure I can think of another motivating factor unless you are scared of knowledge in general. The Church attacking Galileo was bigotry. It is kind of a thing.

Do you feel there are other good-faith reasons that justify these efforts?

Are you just frustrated at hearing that word?
Sorry you’ve had to go through that. But rare childhood disorders are rare, right? Most kids are healthy, so most parents don’t have to cover that. Many people seem to think that having kids means an end to their having fun, my point is that that’s not a given. It’s not to say that everyone is in a good position to have kids.
These technologies have already been explored and they failed every time. It's throwing good money after bad.

Also, speculative basic research isn't comparable to adding more RAM to a graphics card. You can't substitute one for the other.
I made a (incomplete) comparison table of various self-hostable OpenID Connect servers[0].

One of the surprising things to me is just how massive the Keycloak codebase is.

[0]: https://github.com/lastlogin-io/obligator?tab=readme-ov-file...
Free time might be a prime causal factor here. Both the wealthy and working poor may have too little leisure to achieve above-replacement birthrates. That would explain why there are places on Earth with high birthrates yet low GDP per capita.

I'm also suspicious that "wealthier" countries are subjected to more substances which disrupt fertility than poorer countries.
Your pet theory is questionable, as the JavaScript (ecosystem) is one of the oldest that's still wildly used everywhere.

The big libs have been pretty stable for the last decade though, even if the ecosystem itself feels quiet messy, likely because there are so many interested parties, each having their own ideas of how it should be.

And it's also often the first language for a lot of beginners. ..
>Jetty which isn't considered the most performant backend

This definitely needs some supporting links. Jetty itself is extremely fast in my experience.
I think if there had been a rider in it, this wouldn’t have happened. But if it did, how would Waymo handle it? Have remote driver pilot the car to safety, potentially harming an unhinged aggressor?
Caffeine sensitivity varies a lot - just skipping late coffee is good for some, for others, consider quitting caffeine entirely, at least for a while, to see if it makes a difference.
The Mochary Method is a google doc that has been making its rounds for awhile. It's not the most visually stunning set of guidelines to read but the content is excellent.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/18FiJbYn53fTtPmphfdCKT2TM...
- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/45303387-an-elegant-puzz... - An Elegant Puzzle: Systems of Engineering Management by Will Larson - excellent intro into the job of an Engineering Manager

- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23848190-extreme-ownersh... - Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink, Leif Babin - showcase of leadership techniques (with references from US Navy)

- https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18077903-creativity-inc - Creativity, Inc. by Ed Catmull, Amy Wallace - explains how to create a working environment that drives creativity and
It's a shame that cubli wasn't open sourced in the first place. Academics need to do better than just publish papers
I enjoy the readings from https://managinghumans.com/ but my talents are with code and not management so evaluation of the advice is difficult.
No, but MAD has so far worked to prevent use of nuclear weapons even in self-defense. MAD hasn't done anything with respect to non-nuclear[1] war using ever more capable non-nuclear weapons.

The large issue now, as it was a big issue then, is still whether or not the powers will get involved, and how if they do.

[1] - It's hardly conventional anymore, just non-nuclear-warhead.
"Bloated" is the Linux user equivalent to the software dev "legacy".

Stuff you don't like is bloated/legacy.
oh man, no response?

I'm shocked...

oh wait, no I'm not, the post wasn't honestly given.
This is quite literally mathematically irrefutable, no matter how many levels of obfuscation one piles on. A society with a fertility ratio of 3 will eventually supplant one with fertility ratio of 1, it's only a matter of time. Much like climate change, however, this takes generations upon generations, so people like to pretend it's not the case, and shift the burden to their grand-grand-children. But mathematics does not care about one's beliefs - it exists irrespective of them. A societal group with sub-replacement fertility is dying out by definition. You can easily put together a spreadsheet, put in the death and birth rates and model this hundreds of years into the future. In fact you should probably consider doing so - it's rather eye opening.
Did they update the timezone data twice or was the announcement a last minute job? Kados anyway for the great work on Debian.
This is shifting of the Overton Window in plain sight. Lubing the public to accept the blood thirsty policies that are coming.

The drums of war are slowly sounding, and nobody will benefit from this.

What's worse, we can only stand in the corner as spectators, unable to counter this immeasurable inertia of our own animalistic nature.
Why software engineers like woodworking (2021)
And yet, every time I try to use Wayland, it is covered in bugs. Two recent ones I've noted: 1. alt-letter always selects the first menu in some applications, and 2. keyboard switching gets stuck so I have to use the mouse to fix it (including to be able to enter my password).

There's a reason people still prefer X11 and it has nothing to do with ideology or theory.
“Managing in Mayberry: an Examination of Three Distinct Leadership Styles” by Don Gray and Dan Starr.

https://www.donaldegray.com/managing-in-mayberry-an-examinat...
It’s like an inverted thanksgiving turkey problem
It's hard to do if the company is still small. Too many lead cooks leaves the kitchen unmanned.
Ask HN: What are the best resources on driving workers not reporting to you?
A spin-off of the question: Ask HN: What are the best articles on managing people you've ever read?

Driving people not directly reporting to you in essential in many roles asuch as architects, product folks or just senior staff. Would be very happy to hear your resources and thoughts
Programmable Logic in PHP
The FSF doesn't even enforce the license for its own projects, let alone any random GPL project. Please don't give people false ideas.