skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm really curious! In hindsight, we can always point to when a pivot should have happened earlier, but on the other hand, we all know orgs that have pivoted too early or to a trend they shouldn't have, and then suffered.

Do you remember any specifics arguments or conflicts about strategy?
That isn't "America", that's major cities like San Francisco and New York City.

It's nothing like that in even smaller cities, let alone the majority of the country being towns and what not
Yes, thank you, that was quite obvious.

My point, in case it somehow wasn’t obvious, is that we shouldn’t ignore the past just because problems continue.
Another likely reason: the process of metering bandwidth accurately enough to use as input for a billing process costs money. On their distributed setup it's probably seriously expensive to do accurate bandwidth metering per site. Probably more expensive than they expect to make by pricing bandwidth.
Your point is valid. But the top-level point is also valid, because the article is from Al Jazeera. It's valid to point out that there's slavery in their (Arab) world much more recently than in the US.
It looks very pretty but the display bezels look kinda thick.
I wanted Super Nintendo Switch :) but Switch 2 is fine.
Looks like the DS and switch both sold about 50m more units.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_game_co...
Yes, I get a lack of empathy from this article. The author mentions a lot of little things other people do that annoy him, without the sense that maybe you need to put up with a little annoyance to get along with other people, and without any awareness that maybe he does little things that annoy other people.
> Sad they’re keeping at the same thing, I was personally hoping for a NEW thing like innovation but it seems like theyre just keeping steady at the same pace.

Why risk it though? The original Switch is a money printer but it became obvious that it's ... lacking brawns and brains after eight years of service. Fix that by upgrading the SoC to something with more power and remove a few other annoyances (the flimsy stand, primarily), and that will be enough to make it sell like lemonade on a hot summer day.
Zig comptime: does anything come close?
> Asked if acts of violence against those who publish images of the Prophet Muhammad can "never be justified", 68% agreed that such violence was never justifiable.

> But 24% disagreed with the statement, while the rest replied "don't know" or refused to answer.

> Of those polled, 95% felt a loyalty to Britain, while 93% believed that Muslims in Britain should always obey British laws.

24%. 24% = 1/3. You seem like the kind of person who caused the McDonalds 1/3 pounder flop.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWdD206eSv0

But the better argument is that 24% of people saying "it could be justified" is that it actually could be justified.

Should I punch everyone who includes Nazi symbology in their art? No.

Should I punch a Nazi who repeatedly promotes his ideology through his art? Yes.
> Or they could allow the Palestinians to have a state while retaining a Jewish state.

The Palestinians won't take it because it would mean Zionism survives and they lose (sorry , that's how Palestinians and their supporters see it currently and for the last century). Bi ethnic country would work worse than it does in Lebanon (where it doesn't work at all) - it would be anarchy followed by bloodshed (of defenseless Jews) and another big wave of Jewish immigrants to countries that don't and never have particularly liked them.
Roads do this all the time "for no reason." Plenty of neighborhoods have very sharp curves to get drivers to slow down. This is one of many "traffic calming" techniques.

Also, I'm not sure where you got the idea that engineers don't care about the speeds of bikes (especially around pedestrians).
I still like Famicom > Super Famicom as the best successor name, but having to go back that far to find some competition for naming probably says something.
There is no last survivor of slavery in Qatar. Despite its officially being abolished, Qatari slavery endures to this day.

https://dohanews.co/report-qatar-fifth-highest-proportion-sl...
Maybe the author thought it was so obvious that you could get some lower bounds that way, that it didn't seem worth mentioning! :) Wikipedia has a list, where I presume the lower bounds are mostly demonstrated constructively. Upper bounds must be demonstrated non-constructively, so I presume computers don't really help there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kissing_number#Some_known_boun...

Even in dimension 5, the kissing number is apparently known only as "42 plus or minus 2."
On caring as a software developer:

I like to think I care about putting out good quality work, but, the nature of agile and especially standups and reviews means I am under pressure each day to be able to say I have completed a jira story.

If that story's acceptance criteria doesn't say "take the time to make this perfect" which of course it doesn't, and mr big balls bullied us into it being pointed a 2, then am I going to spend an extra day or two really making it perfect with perfect test coverage etc? When I am surrounded by (competing with) contractors who don't have to do anything other than churn out sprint work and rack up points?

On Japan caring so much:

They live in a society where pretty much everyone's ancestors are from the same geographical location, they all look similar, they are basically a nationalistic society, they all feel "Japanese" and they all pull together in the same direction more or less.

America on the other hand...
he's book "On Lying" is a short read but definitely life changing for me.

Of the reasons I started trying to live my life as honestly as I can
Solid 60 fps in Tears of the Kingdom would be great.
Unsure about the magnets, it kind of looks like it will have trouble with the joycons falling off while you're playing.
Weird, works for me without javascript. You may be hitting some bot detection thing.
This is my experience as a government worker.
America invents it, China scales it, Europe regulates it.
I believe it's possible to get higher than that, this work by kodak for examples shows 20!! stops on film[1]. I seem to remember reading somewhere that for example Kodak TMax 100 can be pushed up to 18 stops, maybe higher. The limitation is not usually the film itself but the development process' used I think?

Its also crucial to note at what SNR they use for their cutoff when stating their dynamic range in stops, in addition to their tone curve.

I'm only a hobbyist though, perhaps someone else can enlighten me further.

Digital is mostly limited by bits, since a 14 bit image with a linear tone curve will have at most 14 stops of info right? So we won't expect to see values pushing higher until camera manufacturers leave behind 14 bit as a standard and go higher, as in the arri cameras. They use a 16 bit sensor, and squeeze the last stop out by using a more gradual tone curve in their shadows. This means technically the shadow stops contain less information than the highlight stops, thus meaning not all stops are equal I believe (quite confusing).

[1]: "Assessing the Quality of Motion Picture Systems from Scene-to-Digital Data" in the February/March 2002 issue of the SMPTE Journal (Volume 111, No. 2, pp. 85-96).
I personally like the new color scheme. It says "I'm mature now, but still playful". Also, all black is less distracting when you're trying to concentrate on a bigger screen which needs you to move your eyeballs.

Also, the new controllers look more "freedom friendly", if you pardon the pun. IOW, they iterated them so that they're more useful when they are detached.
Because all Israelis are the same? A right extremist assassin murdered Rabin. Even among the right he was almost universally condemned. Keep in mind Rabin was democratically elected on the promise of Peace.
No you dont. Sorry for the blunt answer.

ORMs are a bad idea, even when using OO langs: they make the simple queries slightly simpler (`Users.getById(id: Long)`), they do not help you for hard queries (ORM-using codebases of size usually have hard-SQL-queries "in strings").

Most users of FP langs know this and hence will not even try to implement ORMs.

Look into jOOQ, LINQ-method-syntax (or whatever it is called, without the funny SQLish syntactic sugar), SQLDelight or sqlx for non-ORM options that improve embedding SQL in general purpose langs.
The main issue transpires in your comment.

Judaism != Israël

Judaism is a religion. Being jew is not a nationality. More than 1 out of 4 israelis aren't jews, almost 20% are muslims, 2% are christians, there are also druzes, atheists and many others.

As you said, jews have lived there for millenias in what was called until very recently Palestine. Jews were palestinian before zionism. They could still be.
Donkey Kong has a new design, it’s definitely the new game.
> like individual loaders/modules are/were slow, rather than webpack itself

tbh this is just nitpicking, I'm not a react developer to do CRA debugging for them. They're paid by Facebook a couple orders of magnitude more than what we're making here, and if they're fine with the intact CRA configuration being that slow, while a third-party alternative rips through the massive pile of shit I'm working on while not bringing any obvious downsides, I'll just switch to the alternative.

It's a well known problem: esbuild, which is the base of vite's HMR, boasts of speeds dozens to hundreds of times faster than webpack:

https://github.com/evanw/esbuild?tab=readme-ov-file#why
BoTW definitely struggles in many situations FPS wise... And thats running the same resolution I ran on my PC in 2008, but now on my 4k tv...

It's kind of hard to look past it at this point.
can you write a bit about how he is a con artist?
This post is massive copium.

If you can't take a look around the U.S. and see that cynicism and apathy are running wild here, then you are either deceiving yourself or you live in an area that hasn't experienced collapse acceleration yet.
I don't mean to be a pedant, so someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think TLB mishandling would result in arbitrary memory access (I suppose in the strictest sense arbitrary can just mean random, but generally I have understood it to imply that the address can be attacker controlled, which a stale TLB wouldn't allow).

Unless you're like Microsoft (from your link) and accidentally leave the page tables writable from userspace for 2 months. But that's not really a TLB error, that's just L-O-L, wow!
By not merging the cycling and walkway, sure. That would be a better design.

But presumably real world limitations forced them to merge the two at this point, and forcing cyclists to slow before the merge is of obvious benefit to the safety of pedestrians and cyclists. Not to mention that road construction crews can't fabricate an infinite array of curbs and affordances as a simple practical limitation.

As others have cited, the author seems to have an "everything is an easy fix" perspective to the world, at least when viewed as their own requirements and needs being the only consideration. In reality, loads of people care immensely about all the things that they think are easy fixes, but the fixes aren't nearly as easy as they think. Like, anyone who has ever listened to a user tell them how their app could be made much better knows this, when all of their suggestions would diminish usability for almost every other user.
There are also LED lights that are more pleasant to look at and don't blind you.

OP's point stands: nobody cares. Nobody even thought about it for a minute. Everything are items in a spreadsheet.

Took me less than a minute to ask a lady in the lights store I visited two months ago to sell me softer, more yellow, LED lights. I still save a ton of electricity but my lights are not blinding me. This awful bright-blue-ish white light is bad for our brains btw, but that's a much bigger topic that I will not engage in.
I don't know, before going after that, maybe go after all of the popups you created that are not in the spirit of letting you control who you share your browsing data with.
To consent to sharing, I just have to click the consent button. To reject sharing, I need to

a) click the manage options button

b) click the reject all button (if there is such a button)

c) avoid the "agree to all and confirm" button that is somehow now highlighted as if that would be the logical next button to click after I rejected all

d) click on the "save changes" button, which is really helpfully titled, and greyed out, but thankfully still clickable

e) pray that all of that made a difference
I think the primary reason it was banned in California last year was all the studies correlating it to deleterious cognitive impacts on children

https://www.additudemag.com/red-dye-3-ban-adhd-news/amp/

https://www.contemporarypediatrics.com/view/potential-impact...
Nice, it comes with BC
Google was doing quite well?
I think it comes out in June.
I think it does. He’s saying it’s not really a big deal as they will find a way to keep the people working in the product and serving other markets or people who decide to leave will get decent severance packages.
It looks so much like the Retroid Pocket 5 and other chinese android consoles that are all over the emulator space.

At least they've finally moved on.
Why is breast cancer incidence rising among young women ?
Doesn't this work for every point then?

> Programmers should speak up against managers who want to upsell fries, but they don't care.

Managers who tend to upsell fries are not exactly the kind of people who are going to accept the message.
> He explicitly states that it is not helpful "to imagine them as both wave and particle."

Where? I can't find that quote in the article.

> He calls waves with very small amplitude "particles" (for historical reasons).

The closest thing I see is

In a quantum world such as ours, the field’s waves are made from indivisible tiny waves, which for historical reasons we call “particles.”

Note the "indivisible" part. That's not how waves work in your everyday experience. The common understanding of "wave" is based on classical physics, where waves can be scaled up or down arbitrarily. But here you have "waves" which can only get so small, but no smaller, which he then goes on to parenthetically suggest calling "wavicles".

Is coining a new word which is literally a combination of "wave" and "particle" not a way "to imagine them as both wave and particle"?
> That said, I’d love to see how good a Zelda game looks on some new hardware.

Hopefully they'll go back and update their major Switch titles to leverage the new hardware. BOTW and TOTK look fantastic in an emulator with the resolution and framerate cranked much higher than the original Switch hardware could handle, even without updating any of the assets.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ex2iIvuc78k
> 34 people ... completely irrelevant

There weren't many Oskar Schindlers either.
In my town, when they replaced the old mercury arc and high pressure sodium lights, they picked a pleasing neutral white for the side streets that's far better than the bluish-white mercury arcs they replaced, while using 40 watts each instead of 175. Win-win in my book.

The main streets have a different LED with a slight yellow cast, but not the ugly orange of high pressure sodium. Yes, we can have nice LED street lighting.
The binding isn't great, but on my copy the pages themselves are getting brittle. In a few more years if I touch them they will fall to little pieces.
A little sad about the lack of a rail compatible with charging existing controllers. Hopefully it's compatible with current gen controllers anyway given how expensive they are.

One of my favorite parts about the Xbox Series generation of consoles is that it's fully compatible with the previous Xbox One controllers.

It would be amazing if they could get their multi-gen multi-console save-sync to work nearly as well as Microsoft's so I could switch back and forth between my existing Switch and Switch 2 seamlessly but I doubt that's in the cards, this is Nintendo were talking about.
> It may not have the information on the filename or the line of code like the ordinary stack traces, but these are useless information anyway.

That is the weirdest and most crazy thing I've read in years.
That goal had already served it's purpose --- inflating the price of Tesla stock to more than 10 times that of any other auto manufacturer.
> It may not have the information on the filename or the line of code like the ordinary stack traces, but these are useless information anyway.

These are useless information?
Isn't accepting cryptocurrency donations as simple as publishing a wallet address? What does a platform add on to that?

btw, the "features" and "get started" links do nothing.
Definitely not the Apple of 10 years before.
I was honestly a bit disappointed this wasn't revealed in a Nintendo Direct.

"Nintendo Direct: New games in 2025" would have been the perfect setup for a "and one more thing"-moment.
If we were somehow stuck with our current models, there would still be about 10 years of finding more and more useful ways of using them. If we don't have AGI in 5 years we'll have something quite close to it.
RRoD only had 3 of the 4 quadrants lit so that'd be the Xbox 270.
cloud gaming is good if you live close to the servers and don't care about graphics, but playing with +60-100ms for every action feels very bad. It almost feels like playing on 15-20 fps PC and quality of streaming video is always a problem compared to native quality maybe AV1 will fix it.
Which means that your cost is market maker's spreads instead of fees. Still a cost to you.
America glorifies hustlers and hustle culture. Society is about bragging and showing off how successful you and your family are compared to everyone else. What do you expect then? Of course no one cares enough to do more than they have to to get ahead of the other guy!
Also it's terrifying for safety; way too easy to assault someone in complete darkness.
school districts levy their own taxes independent of municipal or county governments. The reason we might not describe school boards as "the government" is… They don't have the power to levy taxes.

???
The rumour has it the older joycons can still be used wirelessly, just not physically connected.
It sounds like you missed the fun that was stack ranking in the ‘90s. Combine that with “360 reviews” like we had at GE where team members rank each other and the only sensible thing was to “defect” and rank everyone low in the hopes someone wouldn’t understand the game and rank you higher.
I dont think so, TST and stacktraces are different.

Stacktraces show me call-stack to the point the error happened. Something TST does not always show: different call-stacks can result in the same (or very similar) TST-stacks.

It is possible to return the stacktrace as part of the TST error (not just an error message but also a stacktrace).
John Ogbo actually studied this and came to a similar conclusion, that much of the racial achievement gap (specifically where he studied in Oakland California) can be closed by parents investing time into their kids education. He was decried as a white supremacist (he's black, by the way).
I was working at a dead-end IT job that was eating away at me because the company was a terrible fit, and I couldn't help but wonder if I could put my skills to better use than clearing paper jams and running mail merge reports. But the easy path was to just keep doing the same thing every day.

One day on the way in I was listening to Jonathan Coulton's "A Talk With George" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXk5dXYw728) and it kicked me in the face with:

Don't live another day unless you make it count
There's someone else that you're supposed to be
There's something deep inside of you that still wants out
And shame on you if you don't set it free

And that was the day I quit.

That being said, I had the same reaction to the link at the bottom of that post; I recognize anything can be transformative to the right person at the right time, but I struggled to identify the message in an instrumental DJ set.
I lean in the opposite direction, just remove the ability to specify the font type on webpages and let the browser use whatever is the system defaults.
It's such a shame Pyramid isn't more popular. I think you'll find what they have recreated is not Django, it's Pyramid.

The thing is, Django isn't just a web framework. Django is a CRUD app framework. It's great for building CRUD apps, but that's about it. In other words, it makes the easy stuff easy, but doesn't help with the hard stuff (in fact, it often hinders it).

I think the real reason for using Django is the "app" ecosystem. You wouldn't be able to get Django-style packages with Pyramid. It's possible with Django, though, because it's a CRUD app framework.

If you're not using "apps" then I guess the only other reason is the community support that you probably won't get from Pyramid + SQLAlchemy or similar.
Yes, that platform was set to compete with iOS and Android and with fine timing.

I think they fumbled with the developer relations when first choosing Gtk for the UI and then jumped to QT. That made developers angry. And then of course the Microsoft steamroller killed it.
Loneliness is a really good way to describe it. I definitely have had similar experiences to the author. It can make you feel really pessimistic and like a freak outcast for actually caring. It makes me feel arrogant or overly confident too.

I think ironically it does show that the author thinks highly of people and their potential. A truly bitter person would have long stopped expecting anything of anyone, which I think is very unhealthy. You expect people to care but only about things that harm you.

I'm guessing there's more people out there who feel this way, and likewise I'm glad the author shared this experience even if it's not the healthiest mindset to always be in.
Surprisingly big day for launches: New Glenn, Switch 2, Starship.
All it does it confirm that they have something there. The Wii used a sensor to detect where it was pointing, the Switch had an IR camera for a variety of weird gimmicks, the NES and SNES had light-detecting "guns". Hell, it could even be an IR blaster like the Wii U Gamepad had, and not a sensor at all. We just don't know yet.
Don't forget the N900 as well! :)
I do not take the Israeli Einsatzgruppen Force's word for anything the same way I don't take the Nazis word for why they felt they needed to do Auschwitz.

Your whole engagement in this conversation is truly unhinged racism and insanity and holocaust denialism and justification and really has no place here.
As someone that experienced it several times, the red ring of death was a 270 degree circular segment - a full red ring indicates cable failure.
"User interface has been a big strength for Nokia — consumer research indicates this is in decline." - Funny, they pointed to both why the iPhone came out and what to do about it - then went on to really focus much more on feature for feature and existing players like Sony etc. They really focus on beating apple by competing on features vs thinking about it like a shift towards portable personal computing rather than competition in the telephony market. They seem to have somewhat understood apple flipped the script, but then reading through, their work around the fact that is true seems a bit... remedial. CEOs take note, good lessons in here. :)