skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
much left as in I've accurately captured those few white collar jobs that do earn six figures or much left as in we've listed all existing white collar jobs?
I get this too. My mind is racing and I feel like I can’t fall asleep but then when I eventually get up to check the time, multiple hours have passed
Oh, that makes much more sense. I posted my comment before they elaborated on what they were saying, so the comment just said "Outrage bait, seriously: here's a screenshot.", which seemed like a direct response
Even better, ceiling fan.
This made me interested and I found a small showcase of HUDs in cars from the 1950's-1990's

https://hudway.co/blog/history-of-automotive-heads-up-displa...
I know for a fact that during some of my insomnia episodes, I would fall asleep and dream of struggling to fall asleep. I would know it because of false awakenings and sometimes getting the dream to be lucid and noticing something wrong with the environment.

This kind of sleep never felt restful by any means, though.
About using it for storing keys of other shell scripts/commands: What kind of special functionality this would require? Would you like to, for example, use passlane to extract the password of some script and then pipe it to that script? Perhaps adding that kind of functionality would make sense.
At least the unrecoverable wealth of the very land of the state is distributed to residents, I mean. That’s not the opposite, it’s just less than the ideal of capturing quite a bit of that value and investing it for citizens’ benefit so that some of the wealth isn’t lost to a few private hands forever. It’s the closest the US gets to doing something that’s a good idea, with its vast non-renewable natural resources.
while I like the drawings, their combination with the purposefully vague and mysterious/mystical terminology like 'embeddings' and 'attention' make the entire document feel like one of those pamphlets that cults or 'science-based' religions produce
The rebrand of HBO Max to just "Max" was a result of the merger between Warner and Discovery.

The rebrand was not related to Cinemax. HBO (or their parent company) has always owned Cinemax for its entire existence, but Cinemax content is not available on the Max streaming service.
Google Books ngram viewer documentation
> Government exists to keep us all safe from external and internal threats.

They’re failing to muster a coast guard, a military, a functioning counter-intelligence service, a court system that isn’t over capacity, jails that aren’t overcapacity, …

How about they begin by dealing with real criminals and real crimes before we ever pretend they can be a morality police keeping people’s feelings from being hurt.
Unfortunately, the DRM might not let you AirPlay Netflix content..
Many people cured their autoimmune diseases with a larger dietary change.

If diet heals the autoimmune disease how can one say that it's the body attacking itself "just because"? This clearly shows that food is (for at least some people) the primary cause of "autoimmunity".
Doesn't "old android phone" also mean one that's no longer getting security updates? Probably not what you want on a phone that hosts your TOTP tokens.
Hmmmm interesting. I can see a use case for like a drone or small robot to have one of these attached to add details all over the place. Ok you've convinced me it's cool lol
I've found it easier to use Keychain as my "master database" and selectively copy passwords as needed into whatever browsers on non-Apple devices, granted it's not super often. Also, often I can directly use my phone to authenticate another device (passkeys, TOTP, or custom solutions).
Practicing yoga seems to help my UC. Aerobic exercise and weight training don't (although are obviously good in and of themselves). You can call it "woo", if you like, but I believe there's something to integrative practice that aligns the endocrine and sympathetic / para-sympathetic nervous systems. It at least seems to damp down my particular inflammation reactions in ways that other kinds of exercise do not.

Oh, also nicotine. I don't like being addicted to my vape pen, but a steady dose of nicotine gives me a much wider margin for error with my diet. Curiously, this connection was pointed out by my first, and best, gastro doctor: the two groups who present UC much less frequently than others are smokers and Ashkenazi jews. He told me that (prefaced by "I'm a doctor, so I can't really recommend this, but...) some of his patients found cigars helpful, and are fairly low-risk, as smoking goes. I used cigars for years to kill sub-clinical flares, before getting tired of the smell, and the time-commitment and hassle, and worried about the blood-pressure spikes they induce. Vaping is superior in every way, and I have made the cost-benefit wager that whatever (fairly low, so far as we can tell) health risk that comes with vaping is less than the risk and consequence of colon cancer from less-controlled UC.

That is, by the way, one of the big clues to varying etiologies: some people's UC is exacerbated, not helped, by nicotine. (My understanding is that Crohn's is always exacerbated.) My doctor friend and I believe we understand the mechanism behind why it works for my particular case.
The West certainly had a hand in destabilizing some of those areas (like Iran).
It was mostly a rant

Show HN's are for people to show their work and get constructive critique/interesting conversation. Take a look AT https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
> It's sometimes forgotten that 13th century humans were the same as us.

Ceiling is probably closer than median.

One of the crowning achievements of the modern area has been to more broadly extend knowledge and prosperity (both globally and within countries).

We still have a looong way to go, but it's important not to forget what 'median education' looked like in the 1200s.
And your experience for phone use cases will be better, because walking with wired headphones in gives you nasty telephonic effects (sound transmission along the cable) and they get tangled up.
Two of my friends recently bought Kias, and they seem like really nice cars just from the brief time I've had to ride in them. Maybe I'm just seeing the difference between 2019 and 2023/24 models, but the camera/awareness features almost made me regret buying a Subaru Outback.
American internet wants you to think you can only be safe in a car, with a gun, around other white cis people.
Could a hardware authenticator (Yubikey) be a workaround for this? Or are there services which don't support this?
https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/rheinland-pfalz/mainz/ermittlu...
Hi there. I'll answer more thoroughly in a few minutes but please check out the github page [1] for more details about the internals.

[1] https://github.com/computing-den/unforget
It works: https://clocky.com/
Unique3D: High-Quality and Efficient 3D Mesh Generation from a Single Image
I believe in honouring deals, even if it’s unsavoury ex post facto. Until recently, that meant approving the pay package.

But Musk unilaterally amended the deal when he “threatened on X…to develop AI elsewhere if he doesn’t get a 25% stake in Tesla” [1]. Then he developed AI elsewhere [2]. If you promise to give me a dollar, you dither, I say I’ll burn your house down if you don’t, and then I burn your house down, I don’t believe you owe me the dollar anymore. If Musk is serious about this pay package, he should offer to return xAI’s funding and merge it into Tesla in exchange for the vote.

The entire process is a numpty test. Unfortunately, a decade of zero interest rates a many numpty makes.

[1] https://apnews.com/article/tesla-elon-musk-pay-package-share...

[2] https://x.ai/blog/series-b
There's a pretty active modding / hacking channel in the Light Phone discord that's out there somewhere. I haven't tried it on my own LP2, but some folks are flashing theirs with alternate versions of Android to get a few additional apps that they need
I bought the last version and ran it for a while. The one huge red flag is that they have access to all your contacts and messages via their servers. You can't upload your contacts directly to the phone from a USB cable or import them from a loccal file. You have to go to their website and upload your contacts and then they push them to your phone. The way MMS works is that the messages gets relayed to their servers, which then email it to you. It's an absolute security and privacy disater. Which is really sad, because almost everything else about the phone is pretty good and it's filling a need in the market.

[edit to add] as others mentioned, no TOTP auth app was the other requirement missing
If this guy was yelling fire then so are we all.
I don't mind paying for quality software, which I considered 1Password v7 to be. However, their recent v8 launch has soured me on the company pretty severely. The macOS app is a pretty dramatic downstep and their focus on a browser extension over a system/menubar app is frustrating to say the least.

I don't know if Apple Passwords will be a perfect fit for me, I'm hoping someone shares a deep dive on the product soon because I'm not in a position to use the beta, but I'm happy to see some more competition in the space.
> It wasn't Wi-Fi, it was AirPort.

Except in Japan, where it's AirMac. And China, where it's WWAN not Wi-Fi.
Some commenters conflated the two, which is why I acknowledged it as a different "version".
A year ago Fedora couldn't. So good that there is progress.
I am actually part way through reading Mead & Conway's "Introduction to VLSI Systems" right now; I decided to go through it just for history's sake a few weeks ago. It's amazing to imagine that time period, it seemed like they were just creating so many new ideas so fast in a completely new realm; making the tools to build new processors to make the tools faster to make new processors faster... on and on and on. They published the book in 1978. We've been on that roller coaster ever since.

RIP.
In Chrome Dev Tools, we can inspect those glyphs by scrolling to the bottom of the Computed styles tab. The sibling commenter is correct: they don't exist in the font yet, and are falling back to the browser default: https://i.imgur.com/nq8Qdct.png
Microsoft Solitaire Collection comes with Windows 11, Minesweeper has to be installed from the Store.
I also did not understand this complaint. On a Pico, any GPIO can be used for touch (using PIO of course).

Example with 23 touch buttons if I counted that correctly:

https://github.com/todbot/picotouch
I looked up; PGN 8.2.3.5 says:

> Neither the appearance nor the absence of either a check or checkmating indicator is used for disambiguation purposes. This means that if two (or more) pieces of the same type can move to the same square the differences in checking status of the moves does not allieviate the need for the standard rank and file disabiguation described above. (Note that a difference in checking status for the above may occur only in the case of a discovered check.)
This is tbh, not for people like you.
It’s for people who face severe smartphone addiction and social media and youtube usage, and cannot help themselves curb the habit of doom scrolling away their entire day on Phone.

The fact that you, already just use your phone for bare essentials and nothing else. Means, normal smartphones are the best for you. Think of this more like a re-hab pill for addicts :) , normal people dont take rehab meds. This is for people who are facing severe addiction.

I went through that phase several years ago, had to destroy my phone, and went without any phone for 6 months, relied on people to call me only via my computer over VoIP when i was on PC. Picked up a smartphone again once i was finally mentally free.
I've been tempted by a Light Phone for years but have never made the leap. GrapheneOS and paring my list of apps way down. A homescreen replacement from the F-Droid app store that looks extremely similar to Light Phone's home screen is a nice balance without losing Signal messenger, but I have to say I'm really tempted by this new generation.

I'd say the price is way too high, but hardware isn't easy and they don't seem to be pushing for subscription revenue or selling data.
The home page [1] states Procreate is used for iPad drawing.

[1] https://ai-explained.yoko.dev/introduction#stack
Release Notes: Edge Functions on SQLite Cloud
You could use something like this as a companion to the phone - a standalone TOTP device. More secure than a phone too since it can't be remotely hacked (though it might require USB for programming, so it's not completely immune to hacking)

https://www.token2.com/shop/product/molto-2-v2-multi-profile...
When I was 35, I had a mid-20's startup CEO ask me if I still had it in me... what?
There's a slight difference between cancelling a building in Austin and not building the most precise factory known to man in an active war zone.
Lynn was a real role model for me over the past 25 years. I'm sad that I never got to meet her, but her technical impact is everywhere.
So you want to make one of the most unaffordable assets a person can buy even more unaffordable by mandating a big extra investment to prop up underinvested infrastructure?

Perhaps for building blocks (if US ever densifies away from single family homes) would make sense.
London is further north than St John's Newfoundland.
It's be interesting to know what's under the hood, software and spec wise. I'd speculate it's probably fairly lightly modified Android, alike the Rabbit.

There's already a Hisense A9 Pro for e-ink phones. $500 and Android 11 are two huge turn-offs though. Trustability is also up there.

This phone looks a bit boxy but overall dimensions seem maybe a bit shorter than most? I keep thinking of the reading experience; when I read on my phone, I turn off the bottom 1/2 of my screen, since I don't need my eyes to be looking down as much. I keep thinking it'd be very neat to have a very small screen device that still has good e-reading. But you'd likely need a companion device for navigation, if you need to jump around or take notes.
The "bitter lesson of machine learning" means that you actually can't do anything novel; it won't work as well as just doing the simple thing but bigger.

(So there is room left if you're limited by memory or budget.)
Coding challenge, HR more involved than engineers, not remote friendly
I have used Revideo for a personal project and I really like what you're doing.
My favorite is when I roll out of bed in the morning absolutely convinced I got no sleep. But then I review my night, yup, tossed, turned, used the bathroom, tossed, turned, opened the window, tossed, turned, rode a unicorn to work in the Thousandth Broken Dimension, tossed, turned, fluffed my pillow... record scratching noise wait, what was that about the unicorn?

Guess I got some sleep after all.
Not so much about words for me, more about the vibe:

Unwillingness to compromise.

Unwillingness to evolve.

Lack of empathy.

Lack of trust.

Lack of flexibility.

A fetish for telling people what to do.
none of this will be news to you, but it's probably of interest to other people reading the discussion. you can do stuff inside the interrupt handler itself, and while what you do there does have to be an event-driven explicit state machine, interrupts introduce two key differences:

- the rest of your program doesn't have to be an explicit state machine; it can use structured control flow with nested loops and conditionals and subroutines

- the interaction between the interrupt handlers and the rest of the program is almost completely asynchronous, because as long as interrupts are enabled, the interrupt can fire between any two instructions of the rest of the program; if you look at it as multitasking, it's preemptive multitasking rather than cooperative multitasking. preemptive multitasking introduces a lot of hairy error cases, and this is only moderately simplified by the fact that the rest of the program can't preempt your interrupt handler, only vice versa. arguably that makes the problem worse rather than better because you can't solve the problem with locks (except by disabling interrupts as a sort of global lock)
Genuine question: what is wrong with the platform having camgirls?

(I'm neither a Twitch user nor a camgirl)
This article resonates with me. I may not get paid well but it's enough, and my work-life balance is supreme.
I could give two sh*ts about Mr D.T. but I’m more curious to see the reaction of one Kim Dotcom, aka the Mega dude himself.
That’s what I thought.
Except for when it's LG, Sharp or BOE.
Or there's a spectrum of reactions to CBD as with everything and this guy just got lucky.
it's weird to think that the only place you can go to hear the dangers of technology and the modern web, is that very same web through modern technology (tbf most blog posts like this one could run on a 25 year old thinkpad with a pentium m in w3m but still)
Norway isn't a lucky outlier. Norway's control over resource extraction is simply tolerated by the United States because they're a European nation.

When other countries try and do anything similar, which can include just broaching the subject of nationalizing resource extraction, their (often democratically elected) governments get overthrown in a coup by some fascist government with mysterious connections to the CIA who will always give production contracts to Western companies.

And if that fails, just starve ("sanction") them until they comply.

Examples:

- Guatemala (1954) [1]

- Cuba (1952 and the many later attempts to assassinate Castro) [2]

- Iran (1953) after the Iranian parliament passed legislation to nationalize the oil industry [3]

- Syria (1949) [4]

- Congo (1960) [5]

There are dozens of these.

These countries aren't mysteriously poor. They haven't failed. They have been active exploited and their wealth stolen.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_Guatemalan_coup_d%27%C3%A...

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1952_Cuban_coup_d%27%C3%A9tat

[3]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iran_coup

[4]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_1949_Syrian_coup_d%27%C3...

[5]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congo_Crisis
Is Apple paying OpenAI, or vice versa?
I actually read the article and didn't see this at first. It's mentioned at the very bottom, right above the "featured stuff" and unrelated article below it, and after a lot of text about what Passwords does that Keychain already did.
You know where all of Mozilla's 1000+ employees are right now? Good for you.
with arrow syntax even

<< a -> << a a * >> >> 'SQUARE' STO

I still can't believe how advance RPL calculators were
Nothing has changed. This app is just a skin over the existing backend.
That's what all these are.. The 6 hour assignments, the 10pm happy hour team meet and greet - it's not about skill it's about proving you have no other responsibilities.
Dang, my 35yo self probably would have punched it in the nose and asked if it was good enough.
Sea level rise isn't a problem because the amount projected is tiny, in contrast to the rhetoric. Less than a meter by the end of the century, about half the difference between high tide and low. Land doesn't have to be fungible for decreasing available land by about twenty thousand square km and increasing available land by about ten million (https://daviddfriedman.substack.com/p/land-gained-and-lost)t... be a net gain.

What is your reason to expect warming to increase temperature related mortality? Are you assuming that it makes hot times and places hotter and cold colder? That is inconsistent with the IPCC projections, which show both minimal and maximal temperatures rising.

It's true that adjusting to changed circumstances costs something but warming so far has been about a tenth of a degree a decade, may be rising to two tenths, pretty slow change compared to all the other changes people are adjusting to.

That aside, why do you think the temperature of a century ago was optimal? It wasn't designed for us, we weren't designed for it, and it varied much more over parts of the world where people lived successfully than it is going to change in the next century.

If you, or any reader, is interested in my arguments, which are not mostly about adaptation, you can find my climate posts at:
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Sorted_Posts.html#Climate
KeyTrap: Serious Vulnerability in the Internet Infrastructure
This is incredible. I'll be tinkering with this for a while, guaranteed. As the advantages of combining Lisp and Forth in this way are slowly revealed to me it's like unlocking parts of my brain to interact with each other that never have done before.

Pretentiousness on my part aside, this is a pretty mind-blowing concept. The interpreter being in less than 1000 lines of (comprehensible) C is all the more commendable (most of these minimal languages turn out to be some monolithic Rust thing or similar, which kinda defeats the entire purpose imo).

Excited to take a closer look at the source to see how the various data structures etc. are laid out in memory. I won't be able to resist making comparisons to my current/other favourite mini-language 'fe' (https://github.com/rxi/fe), a sub-1000-line Lisp also written in C. If you haven't seen that one I'd definitely recommend checking it out.

Thank you for putting this online. Happy hacking!
You forgot the NordVPN ad!
Google's Pixel 8 series gets USB-C to DisplayPort; desktop mode rumors heat up
Yes. I'm actually worried about Golang too. Moved to it from Common Lisp but I am worried about the long term liability of it.

They also started doing telemetry and other things in the language because it is being treated as a product and then what happens if Google loses interest in it?

Would have gone all in on Rust if it just was aesthetically pleasing.
They even pay for extended support beyond EoL.
Very much so. Apple's App Store revenue for just games in an average year is estimated to be somewhere around $8.5 billion which can beat all of Microsoft's Xbox division, Sony's PlayStation division, and all of Nintendo combined.

It was pointed out in multiple threads that gamers were worried about Microsoft buying Activision Blizzard for too much control of videogames, but the real power and money maker that Microsoft was actually buying was always King. Mobile games are the real money makers and everything else is subsidized by that.
>After some years the bus met with an accident and became unusable

It was just one bus?
I really want to make the switch, but I still need a web browser for a minimum viable replacement. I don’t want to manage 2 phones just for the occasional restaurant that makes you order from a QR code or parking meter with a busted display
So that's why they held onto Canada...
Yeah, I thought it was obvious but it clearly wasn't (I asked an LLM and it reached the conclusion you did as well) so I elaborated.
Eh, I think "traumatized" is a strong word to use when somebody is just trying to exist in the heat with the body they have.
They do controlled deployments of the new version and either stick to it, or wait for the next one.
I'm re-reading Anathem now (my favourite book). Something I noticed on my second reading is Stephenson describes Sammann's physical appearance exactly once in the book and I must have missed it the first time around.

I always pictured the Ita as wearing elaborate robes with hoods darkening their faces due to their secretive nature. But in fact he describes Sammann as looking basically just like Gilfoyle from Silicon Valley, including the way he dresses. Which is amazing given the roots of the Ita (he describes the word as coming from Information Technology and the meaning of the A is lost to time, but it's obvious to a 20th century Earth-born reader it comes from IT Administrator).

There are so many delightful details in Anathem, it's well worth a second reading.
Two logic games I've enjoyed lately:

OneUpPuzzle - Sodoku like game where you need to complete a grid (https://www.oneuppuzzle.com)

Queens - A fun thing to do at LinkedIn :) (https://www.linkedin.com/games/queens)