skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I explicitly said I’m not saying it’s wrong. Im asking if the emotional sensitivity to these things impacts them in daily life.
By playing it backwards the things come into being instead of being destroyed.

https://www.threads.net/@fragmede/post/C6yYhCHRlM9
syntheticusers is also in this space (probably along with many others)

it would be interesting to understand how these guys claim to boost small data sets with "statistical AI".

aside from the fact that all AI is built on statistics, this seems to just be some sort of imbalaced class solution?
Judging by the (assumed) sales number of iPad mini, Jobs was not really wrong. And actually iPad mini screen size is around 8 inches (with tiny texts already), 7-in would have been much worse. Well I have said too many useless words here.
> Boeing whistleblower says plane parts had serious defects

Another candidate for suicide. How many left ? 30 ?

Those people really believe in democracy. /s
I'm wondering if the media is picking up any boeing related incident and ignoring minor airbus/others incidents, or the situation of boeing is truly this stark
But the actual title is not too long at all
no, because the ad is very deliberate about what it's trying to represent. The intention is to suggest that physical tools that have been used for thousansd of years to create culture, art, and technonolgy and that themselves are art, are gabrage. the ad suggests an apple computer that is bound by limits of it's software and harware, that cannot be further refined, cannot be repaired, and severs the human senses from experiencing the tools it claims to deprecate, is superior. it's a bad message.

they may as well have smashing the statue of david and shown that the mac's default background is a picture of it.

and because someone has a negative reaction to an ad doesn't imply they got "angry" over it or need tougher skin or are somehome so sensitive they can't function in society. it's being able to reflect how something is making you feel. and it feels like a shitty ad on many levels.
Yes, but I stopped caring about electron apps some time ago. You can't just drop or ignore useful software to satisfy Apple marketing.
Just like you can't just ignore Chrome for Safari to satisfy the autonomy claims, because Chrome is much more useful and better at quite a bit of things.

I went the way of only Apple and Apple optimized software for quite a while but I just can't be bothered anymore, considering the price of the hardware and nowadays the price of subscription software.

And this is exactly my argument I you use the hardware in a very specific way, you get there but it is very limiting, annoying and inacceptable considering the pricing.

It's like saying that a small city car gets more gas mileage when what one needs is actually a capable truck. It's not strictly wrong but also not very helpful.

I think the Apple Silicon laptops are very nice if you can work within the limitations, but the moment you start pushing on those you realize they are not really worth the money.
Just like the new iPad Pro they released; completely awesome hardware but how many people can actually work within the limitations of iPad OS to make the price not look like a complete ripoff. Very few I would argue.
No one can tell before they cut if they are outsiders
Not necessarily, it sells a message and an image on top of just wasting the large amount of money that any ad costs.
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From a tech person POV the big difference is I buy a camera I can do what I want on it, I buy and iPad and have to pay Apple a tax for all computing that goes through it.
A nice graph whose axes are cherry-picked to make sure it visually looks like the data supports the headline's conclusion...
>Reject culture, consume the slop.

Culture from the last 20 years has been the slop and the people complaining loudest here have been making the sloppiest slop of all.
I think what you're looking for are profiles.

- https://github.com/BjarneStroustrup/profiles

Ie. rather than a bunch of tools helping you find undefined behaviour (or left-and-right improvements of what the behaviour should be) you'd like to be able to make high level claims about your code and have the compiler validate those guarantees.

C++ having a huge C++ legacy, things of course are never easy. So for the time being this is just work-in-progress.
> In German we'd say "alternativeless"

Out of curiosity, what's the actual German word? (Or is that the actual word?)
Be interesting to see other countries in the chart as well to see if there's any bleed from the US abroad, because India, Eastern Europe and others are really hot for US offshoring.

I remember following the 2008 crash when layoffs happened in US companies (usually the highly paid senior ones) and then those same positions got relocated to my city in Eastern Europe (and other countries) for a fraction of the wages. The exec who lead that probably got a good bonus for this move.

I feel the same pattern might be repeating again, especially with remote work being more normalized now in some companies, and the talent pool abroad being bigger and more upskilled now than it was in 2009 along with increased English fluency.
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Apple couldn't care less about anyone being offended or hurt. Apple cares about not buying again. And since the (effective) value proposition of an Apple product (at least for me) is: You don't have to worry about it. You can use it if you want, it will work. But you don't have to (it's not taking anything else away).

And this ad directly contradicts the second part. They needed to crush everything else! Which, while maybe true already, is most definitely _not_ a reason for me to buy anything. So, at least for me, but I'd argue at least subconsciously for most people, this ad is making it less likely that I buy the advertised product!
Apple’s marketing tells us who they are proud to be. As someone who attempts to defend the AppStore fees and process as valuable, seeing this makes me question if Apple has gotten “too cool” to be a good steward.

So, while it may not feel like it to you, from those who have invested in the brand this is a betrayal and a real emotion.

Oh, and I get through the day just fine. It just reminds me to never relent on my values.
Nodejs enabled TCP_NODELAY by default in 2022 v.18.

PR: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/42163

Changelog entry: https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/doc/changelogs/CHAN...
The medium - music, paintings in this case - is more alive than it ever was. Just in a different way and different style.
Seems like a misleading chart since there are both a left side and right side scale. I can’t tell which is which but my guess is it’s to make Texas stand out more.
And of course, it's only what the FTC can find out about, and their jurisdiction doesn't extend into China, so Apple gets away with a lot of shit that they wouldn't otherwise.
Interesting! I wonder if there are any writeups around with more details on the SGI X architecture?

But I was really thinking about going further with all or nearly all of the X server executing on the GPU with only cpu shims for input peripherals, networking etc.
I had the same similar situation with Airbnb at 2016, the host sent a council letter photo, it says "the house has to be evacuated etc." which is fake. He intentionally waited the last day to notify me while I rented the place one month.

I was about to move another country and this happened at the last day. It was a devastating moment, I didn't accept scammer alternative place which is 5 times worse than listing. I rented a different place and did a report to Airbnb.

Airbnb contacted with me almost instantly after the report and they were used to this situation for sure. They gave me 200$ coupon as an apologise as I remember and I closed the case.
That was a genius ad...what's all the fuss about?
A subsection of society has too much free time and few (what people in developing countries would call) real problems.

So they get triggered by mundane things and tweet prayer hands for every news headline that hits the 24 hour news cycle
The global tree restoration potential (Bastin et al., 2019)
Visit reddit, and you'll see that many of these Europeans who are against immigration are specifically against male immigrants with Black African and North African heritage. I think that there's a lot of racism in these sentiments. More than just a generic xenophobia.
I’m not saying this ad was art, but art and advertisement aren’t mutually exclusive.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campbell's_Soup_Cans
>> people had a strong emotional reaction to this does kinda worry me.

It is more than the ad. Apple is a cornerstone of many people's lives. Their online existence, the bulk of their personhood these days, flows through apple systems. Apple is basically a quazi-partner. Such people feel they must react defensively, which is the root of fanboy culture. Such people therefore get very worried when they see unequivocal mistakes. A fanboy will then turn quickly, joining the anti crowd in an effort to correct the mistake asap. As soon as apple make sufficient recompense, they will return to the defensive. (See every mistake ever made by a K-pop star.)
I think the compilers would be allowed to just make your default warning changes as non-fatal diagnostics aren't a conformance matter. So you probably need to lobby GCC, Clang and MSVC.

Herb's discussion of "unsafe" for Cpp2 is... misleading. Rust's unsafe does not turn off checking. If you take some safe Rust which compiles (even if it panics) and you just wrap that in a block with the unsafe keyword, all you get for your trouble is a new diagnostic (by default a warning) saying not to do that because it's futile to use an unsafe block here. No checks are switched off, no "performance" shortcuts are added, if it would panic before it still does now - it's just the same code with a frivolous "unsafe" sign on it.
> "omg, you're my best friend", "I almost died", "That's the biggest tower I've ever seen", "People are literally dying on the streets due to private healthcare", etc

One of these things is not like the others~...
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There are also often gallbladder stones.

AFAIK they usually form ahead of ketogenic diet - when people are eating little fat and dont need much enzyme/bile - it's not flushed from gallbladder often enough.

And then increased fat consumption on ketogenic (or Paleo, Mediterranean, Carnivore ...etc) diet requires flushing gallbladder - and only then you realize you have gallbladder stones.

Anyway - true ketogenic diet is hard to pull off and maintain. Even just few glasses of milk (~2.5g of carbs per 100ml) could take you out of ketosis.

Same for basically any typical fruit (e.g. apple, pear, orange, banana...etc) where one fruit is enough carbs to take you out of ketosis.

So it's more realistic to sustain low carb with <=50g of carbs per day, and get most of benefits (including weight loss without increasing exercise) without too much risk of all the mentioned negatives.

Of course YMMV, and you should consult at least your GP (or other specialists) before changing your diet a lot.

In personal experience - such low carb diet works nice in combo with skipping breakfast (not quite intermittent fasting, but time between first and last meal is shorter than time from last meal until next days meal).

If anyone is like me and can't really skip breakfast, nor at least delay first meal until noon.

I've found drinking "bulletproof coffee" takes case of hunger and energy until actual lunch time.

Despite media hype it can be just water, coffee - instant or grounded Turkish/Greek/Balkan style, espresso isn't enough liquid for full mug - with butter and coconut aka MTC oil.

And of course if such coffee doesn't work for you as meal replacement. Then eggs, bacon/sausages, avocado (no bread, no beans, no orange/apple/etc juice) is a perfect (practically 0 carbs) meal that works for breakfast, brunch or dinner.
I am both offended and terrified at the idea that an iPad should replace my computer
fwiw, the ripping-apart here consisted of some legit implementation vulns in the ~8 year old first-gen clients (which were fixed prior to disclosure, obviously) - and one protocol question: should you warn users if a malicious server adds unauthorised devices/users to a conversation, or should you stop it from being possible in the first place (which is Hard, given it means group membership has to be controlled by the E2EE protocol, rather than the communication signalling protocol).

https://matrix.org/blog/2022/09/28/upgrade-now-to-address-en... has our take on it, fwiw.

Fwiw, I believe Matrix (or possibly an XMPP+OMEMO setup) is the only current solution which fits the requirements of the OP.
This is a good thing. Too much start up VC money goes to rent + landlords in the bay area, which means less for hiring.

Of course, much of that problem would b solved if founders + CEOs were more flexible about WFH.
> just in case someone is peering over your shoulder

Yes, exactly that. That's why I highlighted the risk of someone looking in the right spot at the right time.

> the pw will be sent in the request body as plaintext on a post

Which is how every single login form in the world works, today, for this very reason.
That's a very different class of target. Israel is not intercepting anything that measures velocity in km/s.
Well damn, if only political bribery hadn't been legalized by Bush's supreme court, the knowledge of this getting out could actually matter.
When world-class artists come to the NPR studio, a place with high end upright and grand pianos, to perform; many of them bring Nords Korgs or Rolands. Why do you think that is?
> People have to go through mental gymnastics to justify being angry at it, but do they feel the same way when these objects get destroyed in movies?

Context matters. Here it looks like it's a zero-sum: iPad is crushing everything else.
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Headline unsupported by evidence. Share of tech jobs is not total tech jobs. It's more plausible that tech job growth in Texas is faster but tech job in CA are still growing.
It’s a 1.5%-ish drop vs a .5%-ish gain.

Not nothing. But I do agree that the graph is scaled to make the issue look more pronounced.

And it remains to be seen if the trend continues

Edit: someone pointed out something I missed. The y-axis is different on both sides. If the axes were the same, Texas would hardly be a blip
If you actually sent them "proof" like that couldn't they just immediately have the homeowner file a criminal complaint against you?
Do you play guitar or piano personally?

If not, you are not going to understand the feelings here, whatever "objective" but useless words you write here.

btw Devin is just a hoax. Look it up, and find better arguments in the future.
>That hasn't happened yet, not even remotely

It has happened, you just can't afford the price tag of the digital replacement because close enough is good enough.
People exercise their God given right, why do you care so much about it?
US to impose tariffs on Chinese EVs next week
It doesn’t really ‘bother’ me and I’m not worrying on their behalf. If you’re actually interested in why I’m worried, it makes me question whether there’s less emotional resilience in our society, and I value emotional resilience because I think we need it when life truly tests us.
The generated content repeatedly saying it's fine to put aluminum in a microwave oven across multiple articles is disturbing.
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It’s not racist to point out that most of Africa is much less rich/developed than the West and therefore has worse safety standards in many areas including aviation.
> They are waking up to reality, and dislike it.

Yes, this has been happening for a while already. And the ad confirms that their fears were warranted.
> There's no reason to immigrate to Western Europe

This was your initial argument and I'm trying to tell you that there are many reasons by pointing out to some examples. Why is it so hard to understand?
My guess would be quite simply to overcome memory constraints
Millions of years of evolution has trained the biological LLM in our brains to be good at fine tuning those concepts.
A lot of people don't like the idea of destroying physical things, it makes them feel ick.

Same reason people tend to hoard too much shit.
Do I understand the graph correctly that the share of tech jobs in california fell from ~10.5% to ~8.7% while in the same time it 'rose' from ~7.3% to ~7.7% in Texas? Or how are the two different Y Axis supposed to be interpreted?
> growth has to stop

But unlimited growth is always on the menu for startups and companies! Investors, am I right?!

/s
You forgot "company has to super duper swear they won't do it again and issue a public statement about it"
Just be happy you don't live below someone who stomps around their apartment all day and night. The deep thud of heel strike vibrates your body and because it's very fast attack/low frequency noise, it's very hard to block the sound itself. Ear plugs do nothing. It's like living inside of a drum.
> there was a brief protest by the deaf and hard-of-hearing community

As someone hard-of-hearing myself, let me clear up a couple mistakes in this:

1. The Deaf and the hard-of-hearing are not one community. Most HoH people who have sufficient augmented hearing (from CIs, hearing aids, etc) are uninvolved with the Deaf community. (Also, the community is capitalized, like "Deaf".)
2. The protests are still sorta ongoing in the Deaf community. Since most deaf children are born to non-Deaf parents, the parents typically choose treatments to give their infants some hearing (CIs, surgeries, and now genetic treatments), and many of those kids never enter the Deaf community as they grow. Thus, as a culture, the Deaf will slowly age up and die out for lack of replenishment.

I personally think the different/disabled argument mixes two concerns. To the extent that being "different" affords you the same level of dignity as anyone else, and "disabled" doesn't, I'm in agreement. Historically, we have frequently treated deaf/mute/disabled people very poorly until the modern era.

But to the extent that it denies the reality that most people have reasonable hearing, most of the world relies on it, and there exist interventions that can enable hearing, or asserts those interventions are immoral, I'm against it.

And I suspect a lot of this is driven by anxiety of the loss of Deaf culture. Are the limbless criticizing prosthetics? No, because there's not really a separate culture for that.
I think real instruments were destroyed. Am I wrong?
I was expecting a programming language that was based on Tolkien's Elvish languages of Quenya or Sindarin (the way that some programming languages have been based on non-English languages) and although this isn't the case, I see in the list of modules for Elvish that someone has written a command to give the current date in Sindarin, so there's that.
> But what point were you trying to make? That Starlink is bad for local economies because people are paying a non-local company?

It's certainly a good way to suppress local infrastructure development, yes
Your not wrong but I think its two fold. Off shoring and near shoring.

2000-2008 I think was more of outsourcing. Companies dipped their toes in the water and tried to get low cost labor through third party companies. I think generally this does not work.

Now we have companies that off shore with full company offices in those regions like India. This can work.

On top of that you near shoring companies in Mexico and further south that can provide you lower wage engineers but that work in your timezone.
Well I checked and the list is correct.

There is a closed beta copy of SF6, a leaked dev build of Atomic Heart, and an arcade dump of Persona 4 Arena Ultimax but these are unrelated to Denuvo.
There was also a flap issue on another Boeing bird today:

There was an issue with the aircraft’s flaps, with the airport temporarily closing its runway ... The MLIT’s FUK office confirmed the incident, adding that the United Airlines Boeing 737-800 made an emergency landing at FUK.

https://simpleflying.com/united-airlines-b737-8-flight-166-t...

The jokes are writing themselves now.
Just because it can be done doesn’t mean it’s not a worse driving experience. Visibility has been getting gradually worse for a long time (I presume for crash safety reasons). I learned to drive on my dad's old early-90s era Maxima, which had the best visibility I've ever experienced in a car, and I still miss it!
Isn't contacting the renter and offering an alternate location a sure sign of a rental scam in the first place?
Unbearable hours, threats of being fired: The abuse of migrant interns in Japan
> Culture from the last 20 years has been the slop and the people complaining loudest here have been making the sloppiest slop of all.

10 years, I would say. It went downhill somewhere around 2015-2016, imo.
To those critiquing the chart: I think the maliciousness will depend whether this was targeted at average readers or people with a statistical background.

The way I look at it, using real scale won't make the data visible. Texas will look like a line at the bottom while the trend for California won't be accentuated.

But then, the author used the title "Tech Jobs Leaving California" while not providing the exact numbers; as it's possible that tech jobs increased while their share decreased. So maybe he does have a political bias...
We are not talking about the same kind of piano here. And different artists value different things or just need other features, and the "authenticity" of an upright piano is very likely what they are looking for, which is totally fine. This really is another topic. Sorry.
I haven’t seen anyone mention this yet, but I think the concept here was inspired by all the viral hydraulic press videos on Instagram and TikTok. Here’s a similar video showing random objects and consumer products being crushed in slow motion with similar upbeat music: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q9BtYEnrkg4
I think the problem is that people are too ‘connected’ emotionally with products or companies (that speaks to their effective advertising) so when a company’s pubic personae diverge from their own view, they become like the abusive partner in a relationship that doesn’t allow any daylight between themselves and this other entity. They feel betrayal.

I think they invest too much emotion into inanimate things.
What will they think then they find the laser powered orifice plug?
It reminds me of the train derailment stories last year, soon after the disastrous one in Ohio. Trains apparently derail quite often, but it was on everyone’s mind, so any outlet that posted about a more mundane derailment was rewarded with clicks.