skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> These are not the actions of a company that believes that its users can be trusted not to make a purchase elsewhere.

Well yeah, the charitable interpretation is that of course Apple thinks their users will have a worse experience on average with subscriptions outside Apple’s ecosystem than inside of it. And it’s hard to disagree!
Tell that to the dependency of the dependency you can find no decent alternative for that does find threads useful.
OK so you are not lying, you are just wrong. Now that you have reduced the scope of your personal attack from he doesn't like settings to he doesn't agree with me about one thing, perhaps you should exercise your new found honesty a bit more and link to the issue where he refused to implement bold as bright and gave his reasons, which are perfectly sensible, namely that having that option means that the developers of terminal programs cannot rely on having a bold font face. Terminals are already limited to using only a single font size, you want to take away the ability to use bold faces as well. And you are trying to sell this as the kitty developer being unreasonable. Shame on you.
IMHO we should start enforcing speed limits.
Fairly new to OpenSource, how can I improve it? Would love to learn more :)
Also contributors are welcome
Referencing something on HN and then being amazed youre both thinking about the HN search engine... Unbelievable mind sync.
Yeah, stuff like that is why I'll never date a religious woman again. I did it once, and it was a huge mistake.

Abuse doesn't just take physical forms; there is a such thing as emotional abuse. And where exactly do you draw the line?

Personally, I think if you're fundamentally unhappy in the relationship and the other person doesn't seem to be willing or able to change things to make you happy in the relationship, you're better off getting out. The fact that too many times, people are tied together by finances, is really a tragedy IMO. It's better to be single and alone than to be stuck with someone who's making you miserable.
CPI: Consumer Price Index; "inflation": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_price_index

https://www.bls.gov/CPI

US BLS: Bureau of Labor Statistics > Consumer Price Indexes Overview:
https://www.bls.gov/cpi/overview.htm :

> Price indexes are available for the U.S., the four Census regions, nine Census divisions, two size of city classes, eight cross-classifications of regions and size-classes, and for 23 local areas. Indexes are available for major groups of consumer expenditures (food and beverages, housing, apparel, transportation, medical care, recreation, education and communications, and other goods and services), for items within each group, and for special categories, such as services.

- FWIU food prices never decreased after COVID-19.

https://www.google.com/search?q=FWIU+food+prices+never+decre.... :

"Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food and Beverages in U.S. City Average (CPIFABSL)"
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPIFABSL

"Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items Less Food and Energy in U.S. City Average (CPILFESL)" https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPILFESL

> The "Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items Less Food & Energy" is an aggregate of prices paid by urban consumers for a typical basket of goods, excluding food and energy. This measurement, known as "Core CPI," is widely used by economists because food and energy have very volatile prices.

- COVID eviction moratoriums ended in 2021. How did that affect CPI rent/lease/mortgage, and new housing starts now that lumber prices have returned to normal? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_eviction_moratoriums_...

"Consumer price index (CPI) for rent of primary residence compared to CPI for all items in the United States from 2000 to 2023"
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1440254/cpi-rent-primary...

- pandas-datareader > FRED, caching queries: https://pandas-datareader.readthedocs.io/en/latest/remote_da...
Kelmscott Manor is great too if you’re willing to make a trek: https://kelmscottmanor.org.uk/
Thanks for sharing, it's useful.
Thank you for point out this and I ll write it this way next time: Second Brain tool.
Point noted, will rework those aspects. To note: I am Afghan myself, but I do see how that line particular could be a pain point. And yes was meant to be sarcastic. Thank you.
We aren't talking about sprinting or 120% type running in this debate.

We used to catch our prey through running, but not at breakneck speeds. Humans are absolutely made for endurance running, but not at 120% speeds.
You are absolutely right. And deployment can be set up to open up additional vulnerabilities and holes. But there are also many ways to make the deployment quite robust (e.g. upload via push to a deploy server, distribute from there). ... and just by chance, I've written a small bash script that helps to distribute SSL certificates from a centrally managed "deploy" server 8) [1].

[1]: https://github.com/Sieboldianus/ssl_get
> The purpose of a system is what it does. Defense contractors extract money from the government, they are not here to enable space travel, they are here to move money from other people's pockets to their own. Any other actions are purely ancillary. And if they can get the money without delivering any result at all, why, they're fine with that.

This is part of the reason why the new era of firm, fixed price contracts at NASA is so important. And why it's so troubling that NASA is having difficulty transitioning SLS contractors to such contracts for later (Artemis V+) rockets.
As a YouTuber, I’m conflicted about this. My main channel (non-tech) is small, but is monetised, and YouTube see fit to throw me a _very_ variable amount of money every month. CPMs are down right now so revenue has tanked along with it, it’ll pick back up at some point, but the variability is itself the pain point. My videos are relatively expensive and time consuming to make, but people seem to find them useful, and even enjoyable. The occasional (relevant) sponsor read or similar has been a huge help in providing some stability in the past, and I know for many channels it’s the main source of income since YPP revenue share can be so volatile.

I do worry that if this takes off it will just result in those sponsors pulling their budgets for this type of advertising, and it’ll be another nail in the coffin for creators. Sure many of us also do patreon etc but that’s never really sat right with me personally (and see also the post on HN just today about Apple coming for a revenue split there for another creator-hostile storm brewing).

On the other hand, I totally get the hatred of “the usual suspect” sponsors (VPNs, low-quality learning platforms etc) that get done to death because of their aggressive sponsor budgets and not-unreasonable deals. Those get shoehorned into a ton of videos and it’s a shame, but a blunt instrument like this is likely to kill off sponsorships as a whole, not just those bad ones.
The minimum wage is lower for workers who receive tips in most states. Restaurants can pay this lower "tipped minimum wage" and save money.
Every time I’ve tried to do that, it doesn’t carry over.

Does it support all the configurations?
One of the very interesting parts of the report is that the OIG recommended 4 areas that needed to be fixed/worked on. NASA agreed to 3 of them, and was working on making those areas better. The one recommendation that NASA did not agree with was to monetarily penalize Boeing for continuous quality issues. I found that interesting.
> You don't need to be certain that it isn't; you just need to be sure enough that the expected value of taking the new job, minus whatever risk discounting you're choosing to use, (minus the cost of searching for one), is greater than the expected value of staying in your current job.

Agreed. And what I'm saying is that people aren't looking because the job interview process provides little enough information that the expected value of job hopping right now is very unlikely to exceed the expected value of staying put unless they're already in a bad situation. The time spent fielding phone screens and interviews isn't worth it if you already know that even a seemingly dream job wouldn't be worth the risk right now.

In another, more certain environment with lower risk of long-term unemployment the calculus is different, but right now sticking with the devil you know is for most of us the most rational move until the layoffs slow down.
From the title I assumed this had something to do with The Foundation
This is 1000% false and misleading. My Dad was a journeyman machinist and many of his friends were highly sought after welders in the area we lived. These guys could weld anything anywhere and exceed quality criteria.

Welding is an art and at a certain required level of performance it's not something you teach, but find the folks who have the drive to be that good and want to weld for high precision requirements.

What you've linked is a run of the mill welder. My Dad machined classified parts for USG and NASA. When they'd get those jobs they would go to the guys who had a reputation to be able to produce the die to the spec required. Messing up a multi-ton die of a specific quality could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost material and time. You don't make $48k on those tolerances, even back in the 80s.
AI notebook can "read" your handwritten notes too. You can simply take pictures and to upload it. The app can automatically create quizzes or flash cards.
Note that BWT is not at all some accepted truth, and is merely a theory used to justify some (pretty bad) policy decisions. This is mentioned in the linked wiki page.
Differently named is a different problem. The way we avoided that problem was that dev databases were built with the same tooling used to update staging and production systems. But you still have to be careful to ensure any manually applied production updates get backported to the main dev branch, rather than hang around as unexploded landmines.
Boeing is a government-dependent monopoly, and Friedman argued convincingly that pretty much all long-lasting monopolies were too. They achieve regulatory capture and that's that for competition.

Also, it was true both times you heard it. Brezhnev had no intention of "building communism." :-)
> When he died at the age of sixty-two, in 1896, his doctor commented on the cause of his death: “I consider the case is this: the disease is simply being William Morris, and having done more work than most ten men”.
There is a reason that major contractors for government have widely distributed facilities in politically relevant states.
Adding another rec for Worm, "There Is No Antimemetics Division", Worth the Candle (protag was annoying but overall world building got me invested). Also add "Mother of Learning" to the list!
Naya's Quest is about how the isometric projection can mislead you. (Requires jiggering to get Adobe Flash to work)

https://terrycavanagh.itch.io/nayas-quest

"
You can download the flash player projector here

https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.ht...

Then from within the player, File > Open this link

https://terrycavanaghgames.com/nayasquest/nayasquest.swf"
How did they build LIGO then? Fairy dust?
>Divorce rates are at like a 50-year low so this is a strange statement to make.

There's a reason divorce rates are low: go check out the statistics for marriage rates. They're really low too. In short, people just aren't getting married as easily as they did decades ago. You can't get divorced if you don't get married in the first place.

>This is such a weird thing to say. It's like saying one is a huge proponent of homicide.

That's because you're being pedantic. Obviously, the OP is advocating divorce for highly troubled marriages, not all marriages. Which marriages are and aren't salvageable is a matter of debate of course, but you could have understood the OP's meaning if you had read the rest of the post.
https://pyscript.net
Welp, time to trademark the old handle.
So its scanning your phone for sideloaded apps and reportung that to nother google and trying to capture it under their system. Embrace, extend, extinguish indeed.
Wow TIL about that QuickSelect. I will be using that a lot.
I opened a case earlier today (Pro subscription zone) and had a reply in about five hours.

Account with one Pro zone, and multiple free zones.
Thanks for confirming I am not just missing it. I hope the author will reconsider. I really like using my eink reader, and the web browser on it is garbage. Also, I don’t always want to be online.
I don't think it is that long. Think of learning any spoken language. We expect that it takes AT LEAST ten years to be able to master it, and typically it takes much longer to meaningfully add to the compendium of literature. Usually we are talking about decades. It isn't just about the tool (speaking, writing) but being so fluent that you can successfully express yourself in a way that has impact.

If you can do it in ten years with a software stack, I'd say that's pretty impressive.
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I actually interpreted the phrasing of "most dramatic rise in unemployment the U.S. had ever seen" exactly to mean "it was even worse than the great depression in some ways". It seems too peculiar of a thing to say otherwise, especially when the great depression is like the main thing anyone would think to compare it to.
> But the shooting excuse is an excuse because they're not even liable for this.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/court-approves-800m-set...

> A court on Wednesday approved a settlement totaling $800 million from casino company MGM Resorts International and its insurers to more than 4,400 relatives and victims of the Las Vegas Strip shooting that was the deadliest in recent U.S. history.
I’m not sure who is regularly hitting the App Store to search for apps. I did back when the 3GS was out(, and maybe through the 5, but I assumed it was mostly boomers and the silent generation doing that.
The point is that the local variable referencing the map is a different entity than the map itself. Foo gets a copy of that local variable, and the copy references the same map object.

And the fact that C++ references can be used for assignment is essentially their whole point, not "a quirk".
Moisture barriers and vapor barriers are different things that are often confused. And sometimes a thing is both.
Love what you're doing at Depot, keep up the good work!
We Need Better Benchmarks for Machine Learning in Drug Discovery
I'm in the process of rolling out something analogous at work, where Nix jobs run inside rootless Podman containers but the Nix store and Nix daemon socket are passed through from the host, so the jobs' dependencies all persist, dependencies shared between projects are stored only once, when two concurrent jobs ask for the same dependency they both just wait for the dependency to be fetched once, etc.

We also currently have some jobs that build OCI images via the Docker/Podman CLI amd build using traditional Dockerfile/Containerfile scripts. For now those are centralized and run on just one host, on bare metal. I'd like to get those working via rootless Docker-in-Docker/Podman-in-Podman, but one thing that will be a little annoying with that is that we won't have any persistent caching at the Docker/Podman layer anymore. I suppose we'll end up using something like what's in the article to get that cache persistence back.
This is going to sound crazy, but get a Garmin watch and zone 2 train. Three years ago I couldn’t ride 5 miles on my bike. This year I completed my second Unbound 100mi. Honestly I could go a lot further if I had enough nutrition and fixed all the creature comforts like seat and glasses.
Most hotels should be doing it every 2 or 3 days at the latest. Maybe every 7 days if it is a hotel catering to long term guests.

Any longer than 7 days for inspecting and cleaning every room is asking for pest infestations, or worse.

As a hotel customer, I would not want to stay in one that does not a policy of frequent room inspections.
Simplifying Web Development with Lit Components: Web Components Made Easier
With zero public releases/data on crash information.
Two phases:

Pick things up (until both hands, arms, elbows, armpits, etc are fully saturated).

Put things away. DO NOT PICK UP ANYTHING AT ALL UNTIL BOTH HANDS ARE EMPTIED.

1) take out the trash

2) put clean stuff away (from your "sorting station")

3) pick things up

4) put things away

5) circulate (start from a bathroom or kitchen and spiral "outwards"), and begin the "pick things up" phase again.

Take out the trash removes "constipation" (the ability to "evacuate" or "clear" unwanted or unneeded items)

Put clean things away reaps the rewards of your prior investment in cleaning, and clears out your "sorting station" ... the necessary, temporary workplace for sorting or prepping clean items.

Picking things up (until saturation) makes it a game of ordering, organizing the held items where you're effectively pre-planning your drop-off route in order to remove the items from your hands.

Putting things away UNTIL EMPTY stops the ADD distraction of "doing something else useful" because you "MUST" complete the "pick things up phase" by "putting them all away".

Spiraling outwards from a bathroom generally means that a bathroom has an unambiguous "cleaned" state (trash, toilet, sink, mirror, floor, drawers, etc).

Bathrooms/kitchens generally connect to bedrooms or living spaces, and repeating the steps above (trash, clean, pick, put) in the bedroom or living area is effectively "guaranteed to terminate".

Saturate your arms, put everything away, repeat.

Best of luck!
Does that mean anything?
> - talking how you make sure the camera is setup fairly (eg perpendicular to the lanes, able to get a good view of all the lanes)

Which is a fairly big deal as sometimes it isn't set-up correctly.

Who won the Amstel Gold Race? Human error in photo-finishes (April 29, 2021 ) [1]

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26970854
It's a mystery, lost to the sands of time. IMO, it's highly unlikely anyone will ever discover why the maintainers of the Rust compiler decided to lint their codebase for a dozen or so magic numbers.
> That doesn't really seem like something SpaceX will do any time soon though. After all, they want Mars. The moon is just wasting time to SpaceX.

IMO, the opposite is true.

1. SpaceX needs money to fund their Mars dreams. And the HLS contract is a couple billion dollars that they can grab.

2. Getting to the moon with NASA will dramatically help SpaceX because NASA will be working with them to crew rate the lander for everything except taking off from and landing on Earth.

3. Developing HLS Starship will let SpaceX begin to offer private Lunar missions.

4. Mars is really tough. It's far away, it's only feasible to travel there once every 2 years, it's very difficult to land, and it'll be super hard to get in-situ resource utilization - basically harvesting resources from Mars to generate enough propellant that a return trip to Earth is possible.

I'm sure SpaceX will probably send some rockets to Mars. But the first few sets will be figuring out hwo to land and maybe set up ISRU. And in the meantime, the Moon is a great venue for SpaceX to train systems and earn a bit of money.
Mastering Dynamic Programming: A Comprehensive Guide
Every programmer worth their salt must learn Perl, Bash and using these command line utils. There are chances you are writing lots of code which just doesn't have to get written.

vi, is something that you must absolutely learn. Learning vi(especially with macros) will give you new perspectives about thinking and working with plain text in ways you might not have imagined before. Most of it might be one time work, but it generally saves you lots of spreadsheet and scripting work. Many times you even realise you were doing lots of pointless work over the years.

Perl is the next progression in this path, and this will give you full code paradigm to do with anything Unix and text. Like so as long your application runs on Unixy operating systems, Perl can do it. You can often ship just one file to the server, be guaranteed it will run with backwards compatibility, it will run fast. You can also develop fast and change at will.

Learning bash gives you means to dump a series a commands into a file and repeating them. But many times what saves you time and effort is learning to use for loop on the command line. This helps you do a lot of bulk work in repetition.
Minimal markup compared to the equipment already on there.
>You don't seem to understand what gatekeeping means.

You don't seem to understand that gatekeeping doesn't mean your myopic understanding of it.

In the examples given the businesses restrict access to (i.e. "Gatekeep") "their" customers to those that want access to them. In the Costco example, if Coke wants to sell to their customers, they'll have to come to terms with Costco before doing so. No agreement with Costco means no access to Costco customers, which is a lot of customers. That's all it takes to meet the definition gatekeeping, because that's what it is.

If you want a 1:1 example, then just look at gaming consoles, their whole business model depends on the same one giving Apple antitrust issues. Same gatekeeper restrictions.

Which then leads to market power. It's not that the business model is, or even should be, illegal per se, but abusing their market position to amass undue control over the market they operate in. That's when antitrust laws come into effect, and why we're seeing Apple in the crosshairs of the DOJ and not Nintendo.

It has everything to do with market power.
Freeways have some of the same challenges as streets, but not all of them. Treating the environment as if anything can happen at any time is just an "abundance of caution" thing. To use a real example, you don't get people walking up and throwing an egg at the side of your vehicle on controlled access freeways.
Kind of low-key hilarious that someone thought this was a serious enough issue to actually submit that code. I wonder if there is a written spec that helps to judge which integers should be considered "problematic" and which ones aren't.
In the sense of the French Revolution, perhaps
It's the same with no tmux. And it's fine with other terminals. See my comment in the issue.
Study shows that tacking the “AI” label on products may drive people away
If you have too steep a hill making inroads into a desired community, and there's enough money, just buy the thing that brings said community together.
There are a bunch of options right now, Xreal and Rokid are the two most common.

They currently only do effective 1080p, but I suspect 4k is around the corner. The devices are rather unremarkable in of themselves. They're essentially just a Sony micro-screen with lens systems.

https://www.sony-semicon.com/en/products/microdisplay/oled.h...
John D. Rockefeller argued against Standard Oil being broke up on the grounds that it only was so big because it is just that efficient and innovative.

It also kept the price of kerosene low for the consumer.

If it was broke up it would also hurt the economy overall. They also argued it wasn't really a monopoly and they have other competition lol.

Tech companies are such a brilliant monopoly they get the consumer to mindlessly puppet Rockefeller's exact points for them.
> The AGPL license permits free use, modification, and distribution of software, provided that distributed, derivative works of the software are released under the same license.

Here is the rub: free software permits unconditional use.

The GPL without the A, or MIT or BSD licenses are not EULAs; they place restrictions or conditions on redistribution, not on use. (With regard to use, they have only certain liability disclaimer clauses.)

The AGPL restricts use; it is an EULA: end-user license agreement. The antithesis of free software.