skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Lots of people act, at least partially, in unselfish ways.

Selfishness is not a binary characteristic. There are degrees of selfishness - and spheres of selfishness.

Just because something is in our nature, it does not mean we have to behave that way all the time. Most people are neither purely selfish, nor purely unselfish.

To answer your question though, since selfishness exists on a scale, your assumption that people offering advice are not also practicing it is, at best, a conclusion without data.
Came to query the same thing. The product of this is targetted at custom enterprise solutions. Mentions specific platforms needed to meet government requirements etc. Maybe custom apps/platforms for interacting with support teams? Interfacing with custom hardware or systems to get updates passed around etc? I'm guess it's other things that are not for the "Slack"/Jabber use-case we might think of.

https://www.erlang-solutions.com/technologies/mongooseim/
> Sorry, someone is charging $70 for copies of _Plumbers Don't Wear Ties_?

Tell me about it, it's a million-dollar experience (at least!)
Is there a good book about cancer for a layman? That can help them understand what exactly the disease is, it's variants and a list of potential strategies to beat the disease.
It’s not a free agent, it’s a service offered by a company. They used that material to make a tool that they continually control and profit from.
As Telegram's Popularity Soars, Is It 'A Spy in Every Ukrainian's Pocket'?
I like the idea in theory but in practice having a big json blob that I need to refactor later has never felt great. Makes more sense to me to just do it right.
The lotus elan is about 1500. The earlier honda insights are about 1850.
The other part of this, which I believe California’s law that goes into effect in recent days addresses to some extent, is the question of why it’s legal to advertise this hidden rate to you like that in the first place. I just planned an outing for my family and I sent them four Airbnb’s to pick from. We live in the States, but I sent them four airbnb.com.au links with prices in AUD. Why? Because Australia, a country with decent consumer protection laws, legally mandates that the price you are advertised to must include all taxes and fees. People who are advocates of capitalism should absolutely be in favor of similar legislation in the States. How can you have a free market if the actual price of a product is not transparent? Any attempt to not do this is blatantly anti capitalistic
meta comment: there's a typo: "percise solution" should be "precise solution"
You might like this video from Skylab: https://youtu.be/S_p7LiyOUx0?si=J_JqunYl2OkeROa7

(23 second mark)
Hey good job man.
Which low code dbs do row filtering by permission? For example a regular user can see vacancies only for their department and admin can see all vacancies.
Not even close to that in the current market.

Cap rates are around 4-6%. Only people buying right now are parking money hoping for appreciation, not cash flow.
They do mention that an erg doesn't have the full effect wanted:

> Low-intensity steady-state exercise or high-intensity interval training on ergometers may serve to preserve cardiorespiratory fitness [12,25–27] but have little impact on muscle and bone mass.
https://www.businessinsider.com/employers-engineering-studen...
If you scroll down there is support for a pure C# builder API too which looks quite nice.

https://platform.uno/c-markup/
It's efficacy wasn't ever something I questioned, I didn't think they would continue to do it if it wasn't effective.

I'm sure there's some psychology to "once you're in the checkout phase you'll just pay the price even if you're annoyed", but it still feels pretty dishonest to me, and borderline false-advertising.
Discussions on HN [0](24 points, 1 year ago, 5 comments), [1](27 points 10 months ago, 48 comments), available for linux[2](32 points, 2 months ago, 5 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35183806
[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36432414
[2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39469137
IKR... I'll try to post an update if possible.
Ask HN: What about a "Who wants funding" thread?
Hey everyone, I have been working full-time on my product for a few months now. My friend is joining me full-time from today. I saw the "Who is hiring" thread and I know of the "Who wants to be hired" thread.

I thought I have not come across a "Who wants funding" thread. It may or may not work out but I felt HN is perhaps a good place for this. A monthly thread has this temporal/vanishing feeling which I really like. It needs effort to structure a comment (of course this can be copy/pasted) but perhaps people can improve their pitch? Has this been tried before or does it exist elsewhere?
not sure what you are proposing here? a hardware device that can zoom on a cursor?
> This feels a little like saying "I like death, therefore everyone else must die too."

Well you sound like "I'm so scared of death that I'm ready to pay for immortality with eternal suffering for the rest of humanity".

I don't like death in particular but I can admit I enjoy being born in the XX century and not being a slave in the mines of Ramses II. And I'm not too bothered by death because I'm already immortal in a sense. My kids are literally a piece of me that keep on living, I see no reason to worry much about the meatbag I currently reside in.

> Again I ask: if we already lived forever, and we were running into those scientific, engineering, and social problems that death supposedly "solves", then would your solution be to start killing everyone approaching 100 years old?

You ask it like some smart theoretical brain teaser whereas it's simple reality. Your gametes don't age and it cost nothing to nature, however the rest of you do age. Ever think why is that? That is THE solution found by natural selection, literally kill everyone nearing 100 years old. And no, reset of body and consciousness to a clean state is not the same as end of life by supernova, it's the opposite. It's a way to ensure continuation of life.

> This is unfortunately quite accurate for the time being. But death is a rather blunt solution to these problems, and I believe there are better ones

The problem is I don't see another solution for corruption of humans. If humans are the ones who are responsible of implementing the solution then they'll just corrupt it too. It's like trying to reason your way out of insanity, doesn't work because your reasoning mechanism is affected. Solution has to be outside of our control like death is now. Conquering death would be a mistake even though I don't really see a way to prevent it long term.
Are you claiming that it's impossible to escape poverty by moving to North Dakota and getting a job in the oil & gas industry?
6G speeds hit 100 Gbps in new test: 500 times faster than average 5G cellphones
> they aren't as invested in its success

> if the EV charging infrastructure doesn't improve it will severely hamper EV sales

These two statements are at odds.

They should be invested in its success for this exact reason.

We’re already seeing sales for EVs decline, and I think one of the main reasons — if not the main reason — is the lack of charging infrastructure.

It has to improve, or Tesla in particular will be hurting. The other manufacturers can still pivot back to ICE/hybrids. Tesla can’t.
Wikipedia is usually a pretty good starting point. In addition to summarized content, reference links should be available.
Need help launching my Google Play privacy requirements checklist
Hey guys. I’m a privacy lawyer and ex-Google Community Groups team member and have recently created a »privacy checklist« for the recent Android privacy requirements update that effect every Android app publisher, whereby:

· All app publishers must complete new data deletion questions in the data sheet, which relate to new data deletion requirements.

· Each app publisher must ensure that there is a link in the app and outside the app that provides each user with an easy way to delete all of their personal data.

· If an app publisher does not do this in the prescribed grace period it may first receive "limited visibility" or "limited regions" restrictions on the app's visibility, and later it may be removed from the Play Store.

· In addition to data deletion requirements, Google has also had requirements regarding the privacy policy and processing notifications since last year.
The checklist has been created in Notion and is interactive. It also has »draft« responses for data deletion requests and a step by step guide on how to fill out your data safety form and set up an »in-app« and »off-app« data deletion mechanism with a automatic reply text and a document where I have gathered links to third party data deletion information for the most commonly used integrations and APIs.

Would love to get some tips on how to best market this or find anyone that would be willing to test the checklist / collaborate on marketing it. Please drop me a line if anyone is interested.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emperor_of_All_Maladies

is a good overview of the history of radical surgery and chemotherapy, and the emergence of modern treatment to 2010
Apologies, did not know verizon was incapable of correctly hosting a PDF. Should have archived it to wayback machine
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You're 100% incorrect. It took me 15 seconds to find this page from Yale which suggests up to age 35 as a possibility, and recommends not using before the age of 25.

https://medicine.yale.edu/psychiatry/step/early-intervention...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38909735

> The government authorizing a product for sale doesn't force you to consume it.

And you missed the point entirely. The government doesn't need to force when it can seduce, and it doesn't need to lie (except by omission) when it has liberal surrogates spreading misinformation like what you just did. It's convenient for them when majority opinion always works out that way. Where do you think those opinions come from? The same concept works in reverse when you have relatively safe drugs banned solely because of sensationalist headlines resulting from one or two edge cases.
New Dinosaur Footprints Reveal Raptors Grew Scarily Big
https://dailynewshungary.com/evidence-found-about-an-illegal...

https://telex.hu/english/2024/04/25/what-do-we-know-about-th...
Probably reasonable for the government to step in at some point anyway. If EV adoption continues the charger network will become critical infrastructure.
Vultr. Good thing about Vultr is they also have additional block storage that is HDD based which is far cheaper than NVMe based when all you want is space and not speed.
It's .NET, mentions Windows and native, yet none of the screenshots look anything like native Windows controls.
Uno has been around for over 4 years. Wondering why this hasn't picked up so far, albeit being a very flexible platform/framework.
> It may not completely offset the battery weight, but electric class 8 trucks have an additional 2000 pounds of GVWR allowed.

I wonder if they did a calculation to determine if this course of action will actually save more carbon emissions than it will cause in the form of road destruction and the need for refinishing them from the increased weight.
Do you have an example of quotation in lisp vs m4? I'm interested in what you asserted but I need something more concrete I think.
We have the same thing in Tunisia. I wonder which other countries have this
FPGA vs Software Emulation – Which Is Best? We Asked Four Experts to Find Out
still 4% to 6% cap rate Plus 4% appreciation?

that's pushing as good as s&p 500 index fund.

then factor in you have more control over the asset than being at the whims of CEOs and boards of directors.
I think you are thinking "hashmaps", not nosql. There are some ways of persisting hash maps to disk [1], but the workhorse of most ACID DBs (including popular nosql DBs like mongo) are B-Trees, which have O(log n) complexity for all operations.

In any case when working with JSON columns in SQL it is useful to index the documents internal fields, which the OP doesn't talk about. Found a nice example in this blog post [2].

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1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_hashing

2: https://antonz.org/json-virtual-columns/
It is a big step. But the kid is now older and knows what programming overall is about. Less likely to get discouraged then. But sure, Lua will work.

I agree though that debuggers are usually too complicated - print-based troubleshooting will be enough to start with.
Government could subsidize the legacy auto joint venture Ionna. Less likely to go all wild card on them at a moment’s notice. More chargers are needed, but they need not be Tesla manufactured, branded, or operated as long as they have high uptime and support the NACS plug.

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By GET, do you mean “get all fields of the unique item with id=x”? Oltp (sql), mongo or cassandra are working similarly for this and have the same complexity. Even worse, the same operation on the same storage can have very different performance profile independently of the cluster size, making o(n) complexity a very secondary discussion. All technologies offer more or less the same data structures and algorithms at such a basic level. You have to dig into replication, disk layout, transactionality, constraints, … to start to see differences.
I'm saying I've used, and seen used, this tool to make very cool investor pitches and videos. It's not specifically the mouse zoom thing, but more generally a great way to make super high quality, professional looking pitches when you need to show things that are live.
> Ideally, the v2 package should be able to do everything the v1 package could do, and when v2 is released, the v1 package should be rewritten to be a thin wrapper around v2.

And even more ideally, as many v1 usages should be automatically fixed as possible by `go fix` or similar tools. Allowing this to all user packages would be a major improvement over the status quo.
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You packed so much knowledge in your brief response! Thank you!
The monthly hiring threads are already an exception to the way HN works and adding more is probably not a great fit - you'd have to convince the mods and I think they've sensibly been resistant to more of these. Plus YC itself is one giant 'who wants to be funded' operation.

That's all orthogonal to the merits of the idea itself, it's just likely going to be uphill trying to squeeze it into HN.
pretty useful and high-qualty, and amazingly it is partially free
Bitwarden Authenticator – 2FA Mobile App
Android - https://github.com/bitwarden/authenticator-android

iOS - https://github.com/bitwarden/authenticator-ios
That that I was thinking about was not quite sure. your feedback makes me think that it was a right idea
Nonsense. Only the Democrats have any interest in dealing with climate change.

As to "the game", the fossil fuel industry is vastly bigger and makes vastly more political contributions--so the Republicans are going to do what the fossil fuel industry wants. Thus bye-bye EV credits and EV charging station expansions.
I use HackSnack to generate an RSS feed for this. https://www.kadoa.com/hacksnack
BASIC was largely a simplified, interactive FORTRAN.

Fortran is still used today, as it has a large software base of computation kernels and also lends itself to efficient compilation.
ScreenStudio looks amazing, thanks for sharing
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To clarify, I mean that they aren't as invested in its success as they previously were. Previously, every dollar of investment paid off in terms of hooking people on the Tesla brand. Now that's not the case.

The second statement, about bad infrastructure impeding EV sales, is consistent with this. But Tesla doesn't care as much about total EV sales as about Tesla's EV sales. The people who do care about total EV sales (and therefore about cross-platform chargers) are government officials who have set goals for EV adoption.

My guess is that these officials will see that they're not going to make those goals with the current infrastructure, and offer additional incentives/subsidies. At that time, Tesla can re-invest in their charger network.
Ah yes they're going to extinguish Go with a checks notes... open-source fork
More discussion from yesterday:

Tesla conducting more layoffs, including entire Supercharger team (259 points, 611 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40209382
It's simply a fuck you tax because they can, as they've monopolized the space
Just found the talk on YouTube ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WazqgfsO_kY ). Thank you! It expanded on the basic idea of "cost of failure" very well. I've tried to argue his points with mixed success, but now I can point to a talk given by someone who cut his teeth at Facebook.
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Maybe, if you're able and willing to move to Finland!

Pay is probably under 50k a year though. Can't win em all.
This is EXTREMELY cool!! Thanks so much for making this, I'm definitely going to be using this. :D
You probably placed this wrong? I'm not driving a line of argument here.
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One note - if you ever have to write middle ware (or a garbage collector), avoid any code calling custom implementations like hashCode/equals. A variant of Collections.newSetFromMap(IdentityHashMap...) should replaces all Sets in the example. That doesn't address any concurrency issues, of course.
Original Dartmouth BASIC is a thing of beauty. Simple enough to learn in an afternoon, but powerful enough to do useful (and fun) things, from numerical computation to games.

And it wasn't just the BASIC language (and its compiler) that made it so effective, but the entire system: a remotely accessible, timeshared/multiuser, interactive environment.

The idea that every student (including humanities and social science majors) could learn how to program (and be given computer time) seems extraordinary and inspiring. The idea that computing could be useful and important outside of science/math/engineering departments was also visionary (probably going back to LISP - note John McCarthy organized the first AI workshop in 1956 at Dartmouth.)
Jmp.chat aka https://www.reddit.com/r/sopranica/ has built a whole business around xmpp for privacy, and it seems like there's often new XEPs adding features to the ecosystem.

Matrix has way better marketing, but XMPP just works (and has been working well for over a decade).
But it is. You can’t start for free? What’s wrong with that? Can you explain?
Holy divinity of UX, why won't you let your mobile users zoom in
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The title of this post:

"War prep is why Xi Jinping is afraid to unleash China's consumers"

Is different from the article it links to:

"Why Xi Jinping is afraid to unleash China’s consumers"

It is also fairly unjustified given the content of the article.

China doesn't do broad stimulus spending as it would re-ignite the old property bubble. Instead it does targeted industrial policies so that its industries can climb up the value chain. Given the size of its economy, its military spending is modest.
So, you got an UI and a backend and the backend more or less makes HTTP(?) requests to other services?

The easiest way to secure the application is probably to use API keys or HTTP Basic Auth to get some basic security. How is your frontend secured? Do people login or can they just access the UI?

A more complicated setup would be OAuth2 but you would need an Auth provider your company may or may not have already. The good things is, your application only lives inside the local network which hopefully makes it less accessible to attacks anyway.

I think everything related to security should be discussed in the team you are working in. You are an intern and cannot know. If you were my intern I would not put you into the position to decide security related things.

Also, why is the UI running in docker but the backend on the host directly? I would run both in docker containers.
The Mini wouldn't make anything like what's in the demo. It's good for multi-camera-angle, one-take videos. But it would also require cameras, lights, mics, etc. And you'd want at least a Mini ISO so you can fine-tune everything in post.
So every time sensitive personal information is involved, "AI" is a good fit?

But you just said there are tools that solve this.
I found the comment to be informative and the condescension thought provoking. I guess it’s because the disparagement cuts both ways. There is criticism for the marketer who uses these techniques as a cheap ploy and for the consumer who lets the Trojan horse enter because “ooh a horsey”.
Obviously the post could have been more pragmatic, but then bland? Not everyone enjoys onion even though the flavour is remarkable.
But in a way the “denigration” is like the pretty demo effects. It dresses the whole comment up in something that pops out and here we are having been derailed from the op subject