skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What's the point here?
Suspend on my Lenovo T480s works great on Linuxmint (which is just an Ubuntu compiled kernel).
It doesn't have that jarring boot into console mode with output, it just wakes up into X again.

My Mac Laptop is still far and away the best experience (Because Apple controls every bit of hardware). You open it up and within a minisecond it's ready to work. My linux laptop takes at least 5 seconds before you can login - same as shown in this video.
Not a personal attack, sure. I responded to the personal attack first my dude and responded to his post literally within one minute of your reply here.

Stock buybacks are stock manipulation by management and a means of tax evasion (raises the stock value in order for the big holders to borrow against held stock so benefiting from gains without paying taxes, something average holders don't benefit from) and add ZERO to the economy or the market. Companies using the funds as intended by a functioning market, either re-investing in the company, strengthening the company by holding in reserve, or rewarding investors with taxable income that then circulates in the economy and provides the expected tax funds.

Also your response to my was was again a personal attack in the form of 'observation'.
Drupal even supports the Gutenberg block editor:

https://www.drupal.org/project/gutenberg
People love consistency, traditions, being in the loop, having their internal monologues reflected back to them … and most importantly, the possibility that things go sideways on live TV.

SNL has all of these things.

"The product is never the product."
Most of my issues seem to be about power - I have no feel for the relevant math, so even as I remember the basic equations and methods, I never feel certain I'm calculating it right. So in terms of hands-on experience, I pretty much jumped straight from burning through-hole resistors with 12V battery to ignite rocket motors made of PVC and caramel fuel, to Arduinos and RPIs and NodeMCUs -- basically, stuff that comes with an USB port it can draw power from...

Thanks for the links, I'll work through them and hopefully come out with some understanding at the end of this process :).
You know the split because it’s a ratio that scales with the price.

Just like when I sub contract as a W2 contractor with a third party firm. I know how much I’m going to net. The higher my asking rate is the more I’m going to make and the more the contracting firm is going to make.
It's not a boogeyman and there are many liberals who have been raising the alarm for years about the dangerously illiberal and authoritarian nature of this new religion.

Not just PG, also Sam Harris, Bill Maher, JK Rowling, Richard Dawkins, and millions of lesser known liberals. Most of whom were and are still too afraid to say anything.
What's your Genelec setup, and do you use it in a living room/home theatre room, or as a PC speaker setup?

I recently bought a pair of Genelec monitors (8330) and a sub (7350), and am interested in replacing my Sonos arc soundbar, sub, and satellite ones with a proper Genelec-based 5.1 based setup. But my only concerns are price (it'd be at least 5k), and the distance to the monitors - my sofa is ~4.2m away from the television, and the maximum distance where direct sounds dominate (green in this image from https://www.genelec.com/correct-monitors: https://images.ctfassets.net/4zjnzn055a4v/3SiwbzysMQkGR6oN47...) is 3m for all but the most expensive monitors. So I'm curious if it works well for you.
Yeah, but there's many, many synthesizers that don't work like this - and many people actually wouldn't even use the term "synthesizer" for this kind of instrument.
Ive got Jekyll sites from over a decade ago still buildable and kicking! Hard to beat the stability of simple software that outputs static web assets.
Reading the article linked, then consulting the internet for the most unsolved crimes area, the people in the area are overwhelmingly white and born in the UK. 83% white and 84% born in the UK.

Beacon Road: https://www.streetcheck.co.uk/postcode/ct103dg
If the work is interesting and well-compensated, sure, I would sign that contract.

I will also keep the source I write and, if I feel like it, take a look at it years later and no one will know except me. BFD!
Can you expand on what design they chose and why it's bad? It could be an interesting read!
Is your comment here an "action" or "superfluous signal"?

Do you have a coherent principle that separates one from the other?
I agree in principle, but most people do not have the necessary education to make accurate judgments across all fields from first principle reasoning. Eg someone with a PhD in physics probably doesn’t have the knowledge to debunk every argument against the COVID vaccine. In those cases we naturally rely on asking some biologist who does have that knowledge what they think.
I was trying to find words to say much the same. 5% variance could in principle be enough to alter homeostasis reactions in the hormone system. Maybe I misunderstand but the self-regulation mechanisms inside the body can titrate inside this level can't they? So the question would be if 5% variance in some things could alter blood levels over time, or how the liver reacts.

I don't live in a high corn syrup economy. I'm not exposed to the risk as much, I'd be blovating to say much here.

I also wonder if the artificial sweeteners are bad, precisely because of biomimcry: Fooling the body into thinking it's ingested sugar could have perverse outcomes.
Likewise, it's a real shame that Europe has yet to develop cheap cargo trains.

Perhaps both regions should look into doubling their rail networks.
PG has been tweeting about woke for years.
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I strongly suspect that it's harder to find suspects to charge who have fewer local links and less documentation. I also suspect the CPS is probably failing to bring cases in a level and fair way, why bother when the judge will let them off without jail time because of 'cultural differences'? [0][1]. We know that migrants are 350% more likely to be arrested for sexual crimes than British citizens [2], but that's only some of the picture and the government wont release full figures.

[0] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2268395/Adil-Rashid...

[1] https://www.deccanherald.com/world/rapist-uk-spared-jail-bei...

[2] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/01/05/foreign-national...
They're still out there.

In the US, MSRP at launch in 2015 was $35.

With inflation, that's worth ~$46 today.

I see one on eBay right now (open-box, allegedly never used) for $60, delivered, in buy-it-now format.

$60 is not an ideal sort of price, but it's not something that seems extortionist or anything compared to the inflation-adjusted price from 2015.
> I’ve been in companies that have tried dozens if not hundreds of A/B tests with zero statistically significant results.

Yea, I've been here too. And in every analytics meeting everyone went "well, we know it's not statistically significant but we'll call it the winner anyway". Every. Single. Time.

Such a waste of resources.
I'm downvoting because you're dredging up the same old tiresome over-reporting / overzealous prosecution claims with no evidence (when there is in fact extensive evidence these sorts of crimes are under-reported.)

Also because you ignored "grievous bodily harm, sexual assault, stalking, rape" to cherry pick harassment.

Also because you claim without evidence that harassment, and a very weak form of harassment, are a significant percentage of cases.

Then you leveraged the fact that most people probably do not understand the legal definitions (and statutory thresholds.)

Then you invented a definition of harassment to suit your argument and the notion that women are trying to report, and police are taking reports of, "someone staring at them on the train."

The legal definition of harassment is what matters:

https://www.local.gov.uk/definition-harassment-abuse-and-int...

Another commenter included the statutory thresholds.
As pointed out by Uncle oxidant, this is hard to determine.

I would suggest instead that a prig deems a person to be bad/evil based on them having a different view/behavior that society is generally divided on.
I'd go as far as to say that the role doesn't matter, it's the attitude of the individual.

I've worked with a few developers AND sales people that didn't give a hoot about what their customers thought. In the case of Sales, they only cared about making their targets. In the case of the devs that didn't care, they spent 99% of their time doing silly (in my opinion) arguments about frameworks, design patterns, and whitespace and formatting rules in CI. Not that things like design patterns are inherently silly. But if they don't result in a better customer experience (via more stable and maintainable software, for example), then it's a waste of time.

I'm a developer by trade but have ALWAYS had an attitude of "it only matters if it's useful to the user" – and have butted heads sometimes with developers on which features to prioritize.
Couldn't comment on Ayahuasca, but I've been around plenty of people with varying degrees of enthusiasm for DMT (n-n that is, 5-MEO is a different beast) and I've never heard anything along those lines.

Generally the critique is that it leaves one too unchanged. It's all sparkle and no lasting insight. Fun, but otherwise kind of pointless. Like it's missing its other half.
You blame Agile?
Really, the H accusation card?

Point noted. I should have prefixed it with zionist Israelis.

There are Israelis that have been awakened to the truth (see BT Salem, Ilan Pappe milo peled etc)

Also many former American Jewish Zionists [1] see Israelism film. You can also watch this to understand how these ideas and misinformation is propagated at an industrial scale.

You will note I clearly specified Zionist , which is an inherently racist/supremicist ideology. Akin to aparthied in South Africa.

[1] https://youtu.be/Iq6J7Q6L0yw?si=8GJXsENLxRfj3aSp
There's no need. Most "rewrite in Rust" projects implement some basic functionality and miss the other 90%, get posted here for self promotion and then get abandoned don't they?
Even before the amazing achievement of LLM, there were millions of "ML engineers" on LinkedIn, per some stats about LinkedIn jobs. I'll bet a single digit percent of them could even derive the math of linear regression or every implemented a single ML algorithm from scratch. Not that it is wrong, mind you, but it means it's unlikely for half the "AI engineers" to read research papers.
The police have been for decades failing to bring cases against none white perpetrators to the same degree as they have with white perpetrators for the fear of looking racist. That's what the controversy is about.
I realized there’s more to lose personally and less to gain by putting my thoughts and writing and how to’s out there for free on the internet. Especially now that AI is stealing (that’s harsh, maybe ingesting?) anything that isn’t nailed down.

What really changed everything was all the Chinese web traffic around 2014 on the blog posts that included command by command instructions on how to mine Bitcoin headless under Ubuntu.

My paranoia is singular and began 10+ years ago but I do not see the benefit to blogging (for free) on the internet.

I’m also not job hunting or looking to network with anyone. I’m not interested in elevating my e-status and I have no wares to hawk. I understand though that other people do need to “sell themselves” for whatever reason on the internet.
These days, UP has the rotary snow engine they use to clear things up towards Donner. For the most part it’s usually parked in Roseville (I believe).

A neat video - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iSe1izplce0
A few reasons that occur to me:

1. The volume of snow to be collected would have been significantly greater than the resulting water.

2. Heating snow at elevation requires more energy.

3. Perhaps getting snow into the steam generator wasn't so easy.
You are considering only short run marginal cost, not long run; i.e., you're not factoring things like amortizing infra build-out. if repaying that is restricted to a smaller pool of customers, prices for them will go up. worse, this intentionally affects only large, national ISPs, so NY state is effectively leeching off customers in other states to subsidize a NY-only social program. there should be a credible challenge under the commerce clause because of this.
If you run Home Assistant already, there are some good Sonos solutions in there.

The actual Sonos integration still works (IIRC) with most of my speakers, in that I can use them as targets in automations involving audio (sees them on network and integrates directly).

The AirSonos add-in makes the Gen1 devices show up on your network as AirPlay targets. IME, AirSonos can be a little buggy since you're going through a bridge but not enough to really matter. It's functional value far exceeds the frustration (90% of the time it works 100% of the time).

With all this, you might be stuck with the old room names set when you had access to the Sonos native app. I think AirSonos lets me mask those names, but every now and then I have to remember that, oh yeah, the Play3 labeled Kitchen is actually now actually bedroomxyz. But again, it works for all intents and purposes. I can airplay from sonos, audible, etc to my gen1 sonos equipment, and that's waaaay better than tossing them into a chinese river (recycling) or a local landfill.

The EEVBlog video about the "Fronos" project (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IeIk-4ItQ70) involved embedding a new amp with bluetooth into the Play:5 chasis, and there are certainly amps these days you could consider that have built-in airplay. Something for the project queue. For me, using the above with Home Assistant keeps this project at the bottom of the queue, though it's probably the "right" solution long term.
I don't see a definition or threshold there other than a tautology. Can you quote one into this thread?

And it does seem a reasonable assumption that "harassment" would outnumber the other crimes mentioned. A brief glance at other sources suggests a ratio between 3× and 10×, which is enough to drown out the headline-bait crimes, regardless of whether GP is wrong about the definition.
I'll second this. UPnP is wisely considered a bad idea and a security liability. mDNS usually just works and has been the foundation for several successful consumer platforms including Chromecast
Not that I think it's "the right thing to do", but WPEngine could almost certainly "move enough at once to clear the network effect".

They host a _lot_ of sites. They were forced by Matt to maintain a mirror of the .org theme/plugin repos. They could very easily come up with a list of plugins that'll allow 99% or 99.9% or more of WP sites to work. They 100% have the technical skills and the cashflow and the business case to do this. They could very easily build and deploy this, and donate it to a properly managed foundation - the way Wordpress.org _ought_ to be.

My guess is the only reason they haven't done it (or gone public with it if they're already building it) is because they're waiting for the lawsuit to give them most of Matt's and Automattic's money first.
No, the server-visible name has changed.
> Taking one as the "one true meaning" is almost always just a tactic to delegitimize an opponent

I think the thought process is that there was a word and it had a positive meaning. It was then used in a negative way to delegitimize an opponent. So I think some people feel like the word is stolen or still being purposely miss used. For better or worse that is not how language works, in general new meanings can be attached to words and at least in my experience the majority of people using woke negatively are not trying to miss use the word.
Are you suggesting that you think that disrespect is a better default behavior towards others than respect? For example, would you prefer that people respond to your comments disrespectfully until they have seen enough of them to believe you “deserve their respect?”

Edit: if you are saying that it is reasonable that some actions can induce a loss of respect, I agree. Though I firmly believe respect is the default behavior and also that there is a base level of respect that should be accorded to even our worst enemies.
> Internet access is more or less a “natural monopoly”

Finally someone with some economic sense. Natural monopolies don't get to dictate prices or conditions of services. That's something that monopolies, have to be content with. If you put yourself in a position where no one can realistically compete with you, you can't complain that the state makes sure that the consumers aren't harmed by the lack of options.
Assuming this covers all of NYC's population (8.2 million), that's pretty cheap - $1.22/week. I'm paying $160/quarter, so that's $13.33/week or over ten times the cost to a private company. I assume that my prices are regulated locally in some kind of private/public partnership deal.
I think the nuance they are advocating for is twofold.

For the technical part, people do use cargo cult to refer to real, proven effective processes, tools, etc when those are misused as the wrong solution to a problem. But any example is subjective since this is ultimately a pejorative term.

The other side of the nuance is this: people imply some amount of foolishness or laughable nativity when they use the term. The reality of the original phenomenon is fairly dark, IMO, and can better be described as desperate and complex more than naive. So when you understand the deeper background on cargo cults, the metaphor feels off. It’s one of those things you “can’t unsee”.
> Only as a last resort should these types of heavy hand price enforcements should be taken.

Yep, because capital-intensive businesses like ISPs will so generously compete among themselves and the market will identify the one most willing to drive its own price down and get even below the level of the program's lowest-mandated price. All of that competition will surely help their subscribers!

I can feel that free market itching for the opportunity here, any day now.
On what basis do you make that claim? They might not have time to write more.
>The prices in CA are what's absurd. $100 for 400Mbps in 2025 is gouging.

Really? I pay $160 for similar speeds in NYC. Which is more absurd?
Wyoming Firefighters on the Ground Battling California Fires, More on the Way
Ghost is about to beat Substack in Discoverability
I do believe that AI tools, especially in coding, cause abilities to atrophy. However after reviewing the paper I find it less than convincing. There is a -0.68 correlation but as it appears to mostly rely on self-reported data and does not tell us what the actual scores are I don't know what this means. Plus I don't know if these are long term effects or just short term. Although they might have beat me to it, "One potential direction is to investigate the longitudinal effects of AI tool usage on critical thinking skills over time."
My original understanding of "woke" was similar to what in the 60s they might have called being "turned on". Being awake and seeing the actual reality of things for what they are.
He drives the project long enough that probably no b2 code remains. He could have prepared and take a contributor agreement or some other measures to allow relicensing.

Question however is, whether auch a scheme would have made WordPress successful, or if it thrives from the community, where many assumed that everybody plays on the same field via GPL.
Loveline, the show that wasn't allowed to air before 11pm EST due to the same Christian sensibilities, yes.
> SNAP junk food to push it

The fact that SNAP lets you spend it on twinkies but not on the dirt-cheap (healthy, nutrient-dense) whole cooked chicken breasts that every grocery store sells is one of the greatest failings of the modern welfare state.
> And how do you decide whether someone you're considering supporting is or isn't racist? Do you, by chance, use the way they talk about black people or other minorities (man that's a mouthful, maybe just shorten it to BIPOC) as a way to gauge it?

The same way I determine anyone's beliefs on any other topic, which is watching their actions over time, including what they say.

> For example, if someone said the N word in front of you, or made an uncomfortable joke about a Mexican, would you decide not to support them?

Probably, but context matters.

> If so, then does that make you one of those roving thought police? You'd obviously be censoring free speech if you decided how you treat them based on what they say!

And here we go. I'm not censoring anyone by not continuing to associate with someone I don't agree with. I'm also not digitally screaming to ostracize someone I disagree with over terminology, as is the case with cancel culture advocates.

> On the other hand, people are clever, they know not to be too obvious or it may cause them social issues. So, as long as they don't do something too untoward right in front of you, does that mean they gain your full support?

See what I said above about how I assess people. But if someone is a closet racist and I know nothing about it, what am I supposed to do?

> Of course, I won't be surprised if those proponents of free speech decide to censor me by downvoting instead of engaging speech with speech

Knock it off.
That sucks. I thought only Ferrari did that. Reportedly, Jay Leno said that their unsporting attitude is why he owns no dancing horses. Now that Porsche is behaving just as badly, I wonder if he'll swear off and sell off that marque too.
It's been said before but I do believe that most people generally believe the 'best era' was the time around when they started watching - likely high school or around then.

I've watched for 20 years, every era is the same and it's exactly as you describe. A couple decent skits and many that don't hit. The one difference I've found lately is many of the sketches are for a terminally online generation - Bowen Yang in particular leading the charge. As someone with no social media, those sketches go over my head but I can't really hate on it, as I just recognize that I'm getting old haha.
I do the same. I don’t even really show anyone my blog but I’ve written to it (or previous iterations of it) on and off for 20 years or so.

It’s nearly always just me writing about things I’ve built so I have a diary of my projects, or mini guides on how to do something technical so I can refer back to it if I need to.

I mostly/daily use Obsidian for the same stuff, but if I think something is worth sharing (even “potentially sharing one day”) then I’ll put it on my blog instead.
Thats all suburbs with one real provider. I used to pay $160/m for uncapped 200Mbs with Cox. Then Google Fiber came to my neighborhood and now i pay $100m for 2Gbit.
In rust it’s perfectly legal to do

let x = foo()
let x = bar()

Regardless of the return types. That obviates a lot of the motivating problem that the c++ paper is contorting itself to fix