skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Marx got you covered in Das Capital, this topic is being addressed explicitly. Long story short, you're right it's not specific to capitalism, capitalism is just the latest and most formally structured system to enable this fundamental human sin.

What's interesting is that societies are not bounded by destructive instincts: over time we've progressed a lot in limiting violence between humans. We will never reach a state with absolutely zero violence, but northern Europe or Canada shows that you can definitely reach levels that are incredibly low by human standards.

Now we need to do the same will pillaging and exploitation (of both nature and other humans).
Yep, the opengraph published_time is (taken from the source code of the page):

Wed Oct 28 2020 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Article has been submitted twice, but never gained any traction (no comments, very few votes):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30093794

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24925039
nearly every VC and accelerator in the world is going to ask you, "what's your exit plan?" and look at you like a Martian if you say you're in it for the long haul rather than exit as soon as an exit is viable.

imho that sort of "aim for the exit" thinking strongly incentivizes pump-and-dump behaviour and I think the bandwagoning we see with every hot new tech is exactly what one would expect as a result.
I've been wearily ignoring the "Third-party cookie will be blocked in future Chrome versions..." notice in the console for months now knowing I'd have to act on it eventually. Hurray for procrastination!
Entropy is a measure, it doesn't create anything. This is highly misleading.
Interesting that they use CockroachDB.
only Western Gringos, and Asians in countries like SK and China.

much of the world is still crapping out kids just fine. subsistence farmers feel more confident doing that than programmers, it seems.
>For years Google lied about consent users supposedly gave for some types of location tracking, but after they got found out (and the authorities got involved) they changed their tune.

And I will never trust google again after that with my person important data! No matter what day do now!
They were first mover for cloud storage and combining object storage with HTTP. Previous attempts were WebDAV (not object storage and very complicated to the point that kk one implemented) and Hadoop which didn’t have HTTP and couldn’t scale like S3’s design.
I misunderstood the article. Thanks for the correction.
Porsche waters down EV ambitions, says transition will take 'years'
I'd like some sort of a comparison with Duplicity/Déjà Dup that seems to be the default on Gnome/Cinnamon.
HealthMode: A Free Alternative to MyFitnessPal
For reference, 60mm is less than the width of even a compact smartphone, and 16mm is 1.5 to 2 times as thick. This thing is tiny.

Hell, it has about the same footprint as a gamecube disc.
'Dark Oxygen' Discovered Coming from Mineral Deposits on Deep Seafloor
It's been a LONG while since I cared about "files" on my phone. Can't really think of a valid use-case to care really.
When one “gang” you have to apply for and actually qualify to get into, meanwhile the other one is basically threatening to make you join at a gunpoint and is cutting off your limbs while you are hesitating, which one do you think seems like the less abusive option (assuming you can get away from the gunpoint situation)?
What about for an idp-initiated flow? Last time I checked on this SAML was the more logical choice.
The problem is that "literary" awards, e.g. Nebulas in SF, probably tend to award more of a critic's sensibility than a fan's. But I'm not sure that Hugos are worth a whole lot at this point even as a fan's take.
Many indie games use Unity and have terrible performance. Source: I have a potato (by which i mean i use the integrated graphics of an i7-56xx)

It can run many games well, so it depends how much developers value performance.
Also, one of the most important UX principles is for things to work the way the user expects. And unless you are the market leader, those expectations are mostly built based on all the other designs that your users interact with, rather than yours. So to the extent that originality means diverging from those expectations that are built elsewhere, it is actively doing your users a disservice, by not letting them leverage the expectations and muscle memory they already have. Building on paradigms that others have established as the norm means meeting users where they are.
> Would love to know why our poo habits require so much more work than most animals seem to require.

I can't speak for all animals, but at least for the dogs and cats that have been in my life, I suspect a large part of it is that we can't / don't lick our own butts (and even if we could... I suspect we'd prefer the extra work)
I'm with you.
What's critical, and what's not? Is it a big thing, or not a big thing? Is this particular machine more critical than the one over there?
Security systems need to be at the lowest level, or else some shifty bastard will find a path around them. If it's at the lowest level, the downside of a failure is catastrophic, as we experienced last Friday. The carnage here is ultimately on CrowdStrike. The testing must have been slapdash at best, and missing at worst. eBPF changes nothing. The question is: should we fail, or carry on? eBPF doesn't help with that decision, it only determines the outcome from a system perspective. Any decision is a value judgement; it might be right or wrong, and its outcome either benign or deadly.
Choices!
Just because you can't come up with a counterexample easily doesn't make it obvious or even true. Of course in this case it is indeed true, but I'm asking what makes it obvious
Starbucks is only a little worse than boutique coffee shops in my experience, but they are fast, conveniently located, open earlier, open later, pay their employees well (for a coffee shop) and pay for their employees' educations.
Personal Computer Agent
This sounds like the beginning of a sales pitch.
Without those weirdos do you think Intel would be doing anything about this in public?

And tell us how customers that bought the most expensive part from their lineup should feel about knowing that their cpu has been over voltaged from day one of operation..
In legalese, there is a massive difference between proper and improper nouns. Capitalization matters a tremendous amount.
CollegeAI's Growth Strategy: "Chanceme"
The article didn't say it was better. No one thought it was better. It was just the first time anyone was able to smoothly side scroll on a PC. By copying something, he was able to push the boundaries of the perceived constraints of the technology which I believe is what the article is pointing out.
security is relative.

as a westerner most you, if you lose your job, will have no way to feed yourself. how many of you have the skills, infrastructure, and available bodies on hand to set up a subsistence farm? where is the land to be able to do that?

the guys in Niger are a lot closer to the land, to traditional food-ways like herding animals, and don't have much by way of creature comforts, which means they don't have much to lose, may have things to gain, by having kids.

in many ways it keeps them poor, but poor with a lot of kids is a society that continues, while rich but depress and to anxious to go outside and meet people and breed is a society that doesn't have a future.
Task is _amazing_

I tried magefiles[0] for a while, but Task just works so much better and isn't Go-specific as heavily.

[0] https://github.com/magefile/mage
Don’t try this at work ……
I think a slider on the code review would be nice.

That way I could start at the 'definitely a change' stuff and then slide down towards L2 until I decided it was fine.
Lots of people seem to talk about things being a contributor to dark matter. Is the general vibe that it's made of more than one thing?
"Disappointed, but not defeated, they resolved to build a better version of Mario."
I mean, they certainly clean in that way. But that is more comparable to bathing/showering for us. In general, my pets have to be sick if they are getting poo stuck to them. I can't think of many exceptions to that?

Even our long hair cats typically do not have feces stuck to them.
A Stock-Market Rotation of Historic Proportions Is Taking Shape
Just getting started with it--but I think so, using rsync.
Well, if you're so unimaginative as to call your cloud platform "<companyname> cloud platform", it's not the fault of the second company whose name also starts with a G.
The people you're arguing with are not required to do anything you're asking them to do. I didn't make up any lies about what you said- I was just asking for some links. I ended up searching about this and from what i can tell, there was no intent by NYTimes to downplay the severity of the incident during the early "fog of war" situation. Hoenstly, you're just wasting people's time on this site arguing the way you are.
But stress didn't decrease according to the study, so it's not like their quality of life increased.
Microsoft is so big that the CEO runs the company based on Friedman doctrine, aka their stock share holders are the driving force. Most stock share holders don't know the difference between OS designs or automation. Most are only able to read news clippings. Cannot remember the last time Microsoft Azure actually made non-tech news.

Linux's share holders are the community around the developers and users. They want to continually make a better products. There are no stock holders to court.

This is why Microsoft will not produce a more viable product that people are looking for in the server and embedded market. Their Oligarchy locks them into company IT infrastructure and PC gaming. I would also argue that Mac OS is a better personal OS when gaming is not a requirement but they are cost prohibited by the average person, so Microsoft eats that cake too.
Congratulations on your launch,

Would this work for a cruise, in international waters and visiting few different countries?
This is good advice. I have a 3rd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. You're spot on finding a place that at least has adult-only classes. Adults and children train in completely different ways.

I'd also suggest finding a school that has emphasis on sparring and self-defense. Yes, the martial art is interesting, but at the end of the day it's practical to learn good street fighting techniques. Your martial art by itself isn't all that good for a fight involving guns, knives, baseball bats, and the like.

It's also good to have some ground-fighting techniques. You don't need to be a BJJ whiz, but you also don't want to be a fish out of water if you get taken to the ground. My TKD class was taught by a fireman, and it was 70% focused on TKD, about 20% on self-defense, and 10% on ground-fighting.

The school and the instructor are more important than the art itself.
And that's the only good use case for third-party cookies. I'm willing to sacrifice that if it would mean that reliable cross-site tracking is made impossible.
> Most start-ups failing isn't a sure sign of wasted work.

It pretty much is, yes. Not a sure sign, but SV startups are probably the least efficient way of finding solutions that work. That's not to say that solutions to meaningful problems aren't occasionally found, of course, but the odds are very slim and the amount of money and other resources burned per success is astounding.
Not parent poster, but I suspect the thesis can be rephrased like:

"Artists do want to make a living, however there's a nuance when it comes to achieving that. Finding enough solid supporters requires such a wide dispersal of their content that any 'anti-piracy' measures are almost always counterproductive, at least when it comes to the interests of artists as opposed to middlemen."
That’s an interesting question, I had never really considered….

There’s probably no definitle 100% safe way, but one possibility might be to exploit some quick of human perception (kind of like what optional illusions do), but of course there’s no guarantees that a sufficiently advanced future AI won’t be able to read it (on enslave humans to translate it).
oh this brings back memories, i found a script that did this about 15 years ago. it kept three versions of backups using rsync and hard-links to avoid duplication.
The Dubai Lamp is produced by Phillips, and is about 3x more efficient than typical LED bulbs -- normally 9w for 60w equivalent vs 3w. Their rated life is 25,000 hours, which is 2.5x longer than a typical 10,000 hour led.

They are damn impressive, but not "forever".

https://www.mea.lighting.philips.com/consumer/dubai-lamp
The proof of that particular case goes like this:

Pick one of the six users. Split the other 5 users into friends and non-friends of the chosen user. There will either be at least 3 friends or at least 3 non-friends of the chosen user. If you can pick 3 friends of the chosen user then if any two of them are friends they plus the original user form a trio of mutual friends. If none of the 3 are friends then you have a trio in which none are friends. Similarly, if you can pick 3 non-friends of the original user then either two of them are non friends and you have a trio of non friends or all three are friends, forming a trio of mutual friends.

It's easy to prove but I don't think I'd quite call it "bleedin' obvious". Ramsey's theorem [1], of course, is more general than that and isn't at all obvious (although it's still not very hard to prove).

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramsey%27s_theorem
Steve Jobs himself told what he saw at Xerox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7aUJyJbJMw
It doesn't work because then couples with no kids get paid enough for 2 families, invest in housing, raise the prices for everyone else, then maybe have their own kids a decade later than the norm, forcing everyone else to be 2 worker families who can never catch up. And that's where we're at now.
Sounds like we just have a different expectation a Harris presidency, nothing wrong with that.

I don't actually know what her economic policy would be, a primary sure would have been helpful there. If it's a continuation of the current policy, I'm not sure how long they can kick a can down the road though so far it hasn't exploded.

Immigration is a really bad mark for her in my book. She was put in charge of fixing our immigration issues and she has don't nothing from what I've seen. She went to the border once for a speech and photo op, but that doesn't really fix much. I only expect that to get worse when she has all issues of the Oval Office on her plate.

Foreign policy is where she very much concerns me. Obama fumbled through and made mistakes like drawing red lines with invisible ink. He had the fortune of doing that when we were still primarily dealing with terrorist actors globally, the only state actors directly in play were smaller. Today we have Russia still in Ukraine, NATO both moving away from the US and sabre rattling with Russia, and Israel continuing a bombardment if Gaza with the goal of completely annihilating a terrorist organization while simultaneously fending off threats and attacks Lebanon, Yemen, and Iran. Harris bumbling through similar to Obama will be extremely dangerous in my opinion.

That said, we largely agree on Trump's record. I don't understand claims made that he is an immediate threat to democracy or implement some kind of fascist takeover. He is a bad leader though, and a loose cannon which is dangerous given global problems today, albeit a different risk than incompetence.
to all those above: The essentials of childcare have merely gone up with inflation since the 1800s. Thus, 'its too expensive' doesn't jive, as people were having lots of kids back then.

A prime example is housing. People seem to think if they have a kid, they NEED a 4 bedroom 2 bathroom house with a yard, or you simply can't have a kid at all, game over if you don't own that.

Meanwhile my 1920s home was more than enough for families back then, it was a 2 bedroom 1 bath.

As far as pet care, people are spending 40,000$ on operations on their pets, and thousands a month on pet health insurance. People are spending 20/hour for dog walkers, the average Seattle dog owner spends up to 9,000$ / year on their dog (source wagwalking.com).

No one says you have to pay nannys and private schooling. thats on you.

that's about on par with a child, and someone pointed out a dog only lives 20 years, that just means your 'investment' is less well spent and support my claim pets are expensive. Also noting: you dont owe your kid anything after 18, they should be grown adults capable of making their own money and decisions after that point.
This messy situation demands a lot of trust of the organisers—trust they do not have, after they corruptly tampered with the 2023 votes and tried to cover that up.
Currently at least, sign language fits the bill.
The Wii isn't that huge to start with. You also have to figure the Wii unit houses full optical drive as well.

https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo+Wii+Teardown/812

https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/ewv3yZPOujCRpKEj.hug...

That's it. And they didn't include the controller ports and other bits. For instance, I don't think it has Bluetooth or WiFi antennas, so it can't connect to Wiimotes or a network.

So if you wanted all of that back, it would be a little bigger. But not by much. Probably the size of the Game Boy Advance in the picture. If that.

But if all you wanted was Smash Bros on a keychain, here you go.
haha, oh ASI - I was very confused by your example as I read this as if it was

> const foo1 = function(a, b) { return a + b; }
(2, 3)
> console.log(foo1) // prints 5

> const foo2 = (a, b) => { return a + b; }
(2, 3)
> console.log(foo2) // prints [Function: foo]

Even though it makes no sense for (2, 3) to be a result in those cases, that was just how I ended up reading it, and I was exceptionally confused about how the printed output could possibly happen.

A super nice example of how subtle differences can really change things though.

As a side note, ASI for JS is actually super easy to implement and the rules are actually really simple (leaving aside whether the feature itself is good :D ) as it's just "these specific statements can have a new line instead of a semicolon" - so in the parser instead of consume(semicolon) you can just do "semicolon or newline" (You can check the logic in JSC in https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/blob/main/Source/JavaScript... - just look for autoSemicolon() or autoSemi() I can't recall off the top of my head)
> anything that is not the business critical stuff
That's an important qualifier. For skilled teams in performance-critical domains, the inflection point where any outside code becomes a low-quality/low-control liability is not that far.
It astounds me that CPUs can be patched. Can anyone comment on how that works?
I was concerned this would happen to them, given how much power was being pushed through their chips to keep them competitive. I get the impression their innovation has either truly slowed down, or AMD thought enough 'moves' ahead with their tech/marketing/patents to paint them into a corner.

I don't think Intel is done though, at least not yet.
Let's say someone patents, idk, Client-Side Decoration (CSD). People like it, surely, because people use it. Unfortunately, there is drastically reduced space to innovate because nobody else can use that idea anymore. Expecting the patent holder to innovate has proven to be a bad assumption in part because IPR means they have no competition in that space anyways. The idea stays bad because nobody else can make it better.
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This is why juries must be instructed on nullification. It's The People's protection against money's use of criminal lawfare.
> The idea that the social apex has decided that family instability is unimportant is disproved by the numbers the author themselves shows.

Henderson acknowledges this explicitly. He spends a great deal of time pointing out the hypocrisy of wealthy Americans proclaiming that marriage is outmoded and unnecessary for raising children, yet mostly wait to get married before having children themselves.
“Unconfirmed open-source reports claim that Ukraine had lost 58 pieces of equipment in the mission compared to Russia’s 271.”
It is not only that. For example wannabe EDM DJs think they have to be creative and find tracks that no one ever heard to be edgy or whatever… most of people pay for having cookie cutter songs played so they can dance and have a good experience and they don’t want to be surprised on EDM event - well there are big names that can do whatever they want of course but that is different expectation.

The same with software devs that they think, it must be “framework like code, extensible, reusable that will be there for 20 years” - well no if it is crud app most likely it will be trashed in 2 years stop overthinking and just do it :)
Resolved = tried, wished
It was really a bit fortunate that the employee pilot quit.. As much of a mess as it was, it was a fair trolley problem trade, and if the owner/engineer who ignored expert opinion was not among the victims there would have been a lot more social friction over the matter of manslaughter, surviving to reframe a misfortune, etc.
It might not work without the Nintendo logo.