skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I see it supports .har, but .warc support would be amazing. It's the iso standard for web archives, which would give you the ability to replay archived websites via multiple tools.
Linux is not integrated to Windows. WSL is just a VM with some convenience features.
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I don't think the original quote is really a criticism (in the sense of "this is bad and must change") of museums in itself. It's using museums as an example of capitalist realism - the idea that capitalism today is so dominant and malleable that it's able to basically "corrupt or co-opt" anything, and that we reflexively view everything through capitalist lenses.

That even these artifacts that might have once been immensely important to the workings of a non-capitalist society, now exist dead, entombed within a capitalist construct - and as a sibling notes, as literally little pieces of capital.
https://www.lwv.org/blog/recent-rise-anti-voter-litigation

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/mass...

https://www.democracydocket.com/analysis/how-states-purge-vo...

https://www.verifythis.com/article/news/verify/elections-ver...

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/11/3/purging-voters-insi...

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/eligible-voters-swept-up-conser...

not finding the full compilation RN, will post later
> I implore my American friends to do something

What the hell am I supposed to do at this point? I've been doing everything I can for years to try to prevent this type of outcome. At this point it's happening, and vague "do something" comments aren't helping.
I paid that fee and had my dev account closed a few years later for inactivity. I never published an app, but they kept my fee.
Once such nuance is that maintaining familial relationships is a shared responsibility whereas planning a night out with the guys is not. That said, I don't know your wife but I bet if you said "Bob is getting divorced and needed support but it was brutal so I just I need some alone time", she'd probably be receptive to that.
10 minutes is about what the YT algorithm requires.
What does that have to do with anything? We are talking about free market with regards to EVs and I’m saying there isn’t one due to Musk’s influence in the U.S. government. Whether or not voters supported that or continue to support it is beside the point.
Nothing special happens at 15 years expenses in savings. It's way past what you need for security, but not nearly enough to retire on (that's more like 25x). It's way past what you need to rent, but it won't buy you a home you want in the region where you earned it, unless in combination with a PITI that commits you to earning at the same level for another 30 years. It could set you up nicely in a different region, but that would probably have to be combined with a career change, or else you're gambling that you can sustain full-remote employment.

If you're telling yourself to hang on until you reach this point... just realize that you may reach it and find you're still stuck.
I'm not really arguing about whether something is ruined or not.

I do agree humans are generally obssessed with identity. In many cases this behavior is enabled via brands and fashion but it also happens with cultural and social constructs (eg: religion, ideologies, etc).
It's only magic if you don't understand how it works.
“Bringing together employees with diverse backgrounds, viewpoints, perspectives, and beliefs to achieve common workplace goals.”

OK. I'm good with that. Go do it.

I think most people are in favor of the goal of having co-workers who aren't just carbon copies of each other. It leads to blind spots.

In the past, there were fairly obvious blind spots. Women and black people were excluded from teams, and made to feel unwelcome even when they were included. One of the blind spots that created was to miss the opportunity to hire good employees. Another was that they'd sometimes have different perspectives on products, marketing, and approaches. It would be bad for the bottom line.

Fixing that isn't easy. Naive approaches often failed, and worse, they gave people the excuse to not even try.

So... you've got a better way? Fantastic. If nothing else I'm a fan of even saying it's a thing worth doing.

It would be nice if you kept some kind of metrics. One of the jobs of all of those DEI teams was to try and measure progress. That's hard to do, and even defining what you count risks diverting you, but hard things can still be worth doing.

I'll admit, I've got dark suspicions that it will get worse instead of better, and that you want it to be worse. But I'll suspend judgment, especially since there's nothing I can do about it. So go do the thing.
Afaik there's nothing specifying exceptions for countries within NATO.
New iPhone buyers do care about Apple Intelligence
Neat! Will give it a go
> For senior engineers, its common for stock to be up to 1/3rd of compensatation.

Relatively common to be significantly higher than 1/3, too.
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>What's the alternative? A customer service job where you can be rude? There are cultural norms which we all have to obey in a workplace.

Yes, it is a cultural norm. It varies from culture to culture.

There are lots of countries / cultures where "neutral" customer service - say, at a restaurant - is perfectly fine. Others have a baseline expectation for "friendly" service. To the latter, the former might come across as rude...
I’m starting to feel like yeah, dopamine and information overload have their effects, but I also feel like there is a certain point in life where people age out of “the extrinsic motivation force field” that insulates and propels young people toward adulthood and then leaves them once resources are reallocated to the next crop of kids who are primed to enter the labor market.
This doesn't seem responsive to GP's comment. GP didn't discuss 15 years' expenses.
I was once dragged to a hospital by police because they were looking for a drug smuggler that was not me. They told hospital staff I was a druggie criminal with drugs up my ass, as I sat there in cuffs.

It is incredibly hard to overcome such accusation by someone in authority. Nurses cursed me, touched me without consent, and several doctors examined me. They ultimately found nothing, and noted no intoxication, but noted in my medical record that they think i am a smuggler anyway, with no explanation as to why.

I am now in medical debt for a non-existent 'overdose' bill that notes no intoxication...

I imagine as soon as some official person insists the identity isn't yours, just as multiple doctors wouldn't believe despite all evidence to contrary, they won't believe you.
What dastardly acts do you think they’re committing here? They need your personal data (your email address) to send you emails, which presumably you can unsubscribe from
The truth is that you can carry concealed at the NRA convention. It's a myth that they don't allow guns there.

The Secret Service disallows normal people to have guns in the same room where their protectees are speaking. If you want to watch one of the speeches and stay armed, there are other conference rooms / ballrooms with big monitors set up. Many attendees take advantage of this offer.
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I saw the best minds of my generation pithposting on hn.
He was appointed, not elected. Precisely zero voters agreed upon any such thing.
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I think I'm biased from being in manufacturing.

During Covid the lack of even a few types of parts, derailed huge projects.

So you could have a project going in worth millions, with thousands of parts. But the whole thing gets delayed because of a single 100$ part that could not be sourced.

It really seemed stark how the global supply chain could just start crumbling. And I was extrapolating to people, if we aren't staffing, and those parts aren't being made, then the whole thing starts to collapse.
Luckly, that's not what the author was suggesting. Now, if you were tasked with planning a dinner party, getting groceries, and cooking for a group of family friends, then asking for a break afterwards would be reasonable.
Similar to what others have mentioned: People offering domain specific bots and don't want that expensive compute abused as a free general purpose LLM

Imagine you're American Airline and someone goes to your chatbot and asks it to generate React code for them
And as I explained in my post, there is substantial evidence that the effect (including the economic) is positive.

The reason why the other information is included is because if you are arguing from fact, you do not understand this topic. None of the arguments are fact-based (when someone says they made a decision based on data, it does not mean it is objective).
Absolutely. With one tenth of the effort that you put into bragging about throwing three documents at an LLM it is certainly doable.

:)
> Most sound cards these days are USB

Surely they are not /cards/.
It is workflow dependent for sure. I used to use aliased commands (still do sometimes), but I find that the muscle memory of lg (opens lazygit tui) -> a (git add -A) -> c (git commit -m "..." -> enter to be easier for me than typing each alias out. I like the lack of nested menus, everything is available via the top layer of the tui and most command are a single hotkey away.
I do wish various things are better of course, but the typical low and middle-brow discourse is not going to help.
would it? I assume the trick is the sheets are slightly trapezoidal. Shouldn't that be enough?

Of course you're doubling the page count regardless of the approach ... that's likely unavoidable.
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Copyright Owners Are Still Suing over Embedding
> It's not like somebody is making a 25k SUV; the average price for a new car is like 40+k. Why leave 15k on the table?

How many more customers will you get with $25k cars instead of $40k cars?
Reminds me of a quote from "Soul of a new machine":

> During one period, when the microcode and logic were glitching at the nanosecond level, one of the overworked engineers departed the company, leaving behind a note on his terminal as his letter of resignation: "I am going to a commune in Vermont and will deal with no unit of time shorter than a season."
Do we actually know whether it got this specific example right? It got 20% on HLE, but I think a few questions are quite a bit easier.
That "better" analogy is a restatement of "$5 for lemonade, $3 off if you skip the lemon."

> In this case, the discount is "opt-in."

The base price is not a force of nature. $5 with the option to opt-in to a $3 discount sounds great, until you realize that just a month ago the price was $2 by default. They raised the default by $3, but allowed you to opt-out of that increase. Whether you label that "opt-in" [to the discount] or "opt-out" [from the increase], you end up in exactly the same place.
> Very few power plants work like that, and Ivanpah is definitely an exception.

I meant definitely not an exception.
As a user, I’m on the other side of this. I never go to App Store to look for apps. (Even on Apple’s side) there is so much garbage and fake clones of apps promoted to the top .. that I just gave up. The only way I use AppStore is when I have a link open it for me (eg maintainer’s website or similar).
Yeah, for other readers who are looking at this thread, the connection is just that this (httptap) is a Monastic Academy project, and what that means is that there is a group of people living on 123 acres in Vermont according to a fairly traditional Buddhist monastic structure (though we are not ordained monks), and during the day we work on a number of technology and non-technology projects together. The link to the readme that sevg posted above is a good overview:

https://github.com/monasticacademy/httptap?tab=readme-ov-fil...
How does your product differ from the Flipbook Photobooths that people have at their weddings? They're able to create flipbooks on demand that are very high quality.
Throw 15 years of savings into the stock market and it will almost certainly double in value in 7 years.

It is most certainly transformative if you pretend you don’t have it for what amounts to a pretty short period of time.
That’s strange. AFAIK my wife has never had this experience with her feed. But then again she hasn’t been using it too much lately as she has been too busy going to karate competitions with her instructor, Jacques.
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It really sucks that the way to make money through youtube is to constantly adjust your videos to whatever pays best according to the algorithm that shifts and changes.
This is something I’ve needed more than a handful of times - and each time slowly figured out a cobbled together solution with wireshark / pcap

Fun reading about the authors too.

Thank you for sharing !
>but 8-15 years of pay saved provides lots of optionality.

I guess that depends how you're defining "pay" in relation to taxes and deductions.
How criminals are setting up fake banks on Companies House
virtio-gpu rutabaga was recently added to QEMU IIUC mostly by Google for Chromebook Android emulation or Android Studio or both?

virtio-gpu-rutabaga: https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/devices/virtio-gpu.h...

Rutabaga Virtual Graphics Interface: https://crosvm.dev/book/appendix/rutabaga_gfx.html

gfxstream: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/hardware/google/gf...

"Gfxstream Merged Into Mesa For Vulkan Virtualization" (2024-09)
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Mesa-Gfxstream-Merged

I don't understand why there is not an official x86 container / ROM for Android development? Do CI builds of Android apps not run tests with recent versions of Android? How do CI builds of APKs run GUI tests without an Android container?
> I don't get this. What's the alternative? A customer service job where you can be rude? There are cultural norms which we all have to obey in a workplace.

Different jobs require very different degrees of emotional labour.

I have to be civil and professional with a boss and colleagues who'll be civil and professional with me. That's true of almost all jobs.

But think of when you're cancelling your cable TV, and you have to wait on the phone for a long time then go through two different departments who'll try to convince you not to cancel. The workers get bonuses if they convince you not to cancel, and get fired if they don't convince enough people. Can you imagine how much of that job would involve getting yelled at by people, who are frustrated they've been on the phone for 45 minutes and they just want to cancel their damn cable?

That is emotional labour.
The thing about sputnik is that everyone knew that the soviets would launch a satellite before America did but people freaked out when they actually saw or heard that bleeping ball hovering over there head.
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From visiting the US, it was always clear to me that the expectations on service worker's cheerfulness are unreasonable and frequently creepy.
This hits home. I love the thrill of the build and I immediately stop caring once it's done. I love the 'rewire for action' perspective because I've conditioned myself that seeking information IS action. But it's not really, it's decision avoidance via constructive procrastination. And that feels amazing because it makes me more knowledgeable while also ensuring that I avoid any anxiety associated with execution. Gotta fix this.
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Somewhat weirdly, if you want to play Minecraft Bedrock (not the classic Java version, but the one developed for handhelds, consoles, and Windows) on the SteamDeck this appears to be the most solid path. I've played it and it works.
> But then when I launch, I either don’t get much feedback at all, or I get a lot of feedback for a day, which then dies down completely after the launch.

The harsh reality is that most products fail and due to so many failed attempts, I kind of internalised that I’m doing effort for nothing.

But then whenever there’s a sale or a positive comment, I get another small jolt of motivation and I can build a bit again.

I'm the same way as OP, but I think this is easier to overcome if you build things that are useful for you or someone you know. Unless you're going to slog through tons of user interviews to properly validate your ideas, then just build it for yourself; build for fun and curiosity.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Despite Garry Tan's advice, I ended up building a travel planning app (initially just for personal use). I shared it with Reddit and ended up with a few thousand users. It had a big peak of active users that's settled down into a small community of very sticky users; never a commercial success. What keeps me coming back to it time and again is that I use it myself to plan my trips and every time I take it on a trip, I learn something new and spend a bit more time tidying it up or adding some missing feature.
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I don’t understand why a DNA test was even needed. Could his father not have identified him? How did it even get to this level?
Passivation is a similar kind of dynamic balance. Formation of a protective oxide layer. That's how stainless steel, aluminium don't corrode despite being pretty reactive. See also galvanized steel, which is also pretty dynamic with all the electrochemistry, transfer processes and kinetics going on.
discussions about emotional labor/kinwork always talk quite a bit about the gender imbalance in where this labor traditionally comes from.

but as a dude living with a chronically depressed spouse, i just want to take a second to tell let the men who end up taking on this burden that they're not alone.
...I really don't like talking about my flair
I assume it was a typo/autocorrect for "archaeology".