skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
US prices:

Netflix 1080p: $18/mo. Netflix 4k: $25/mo. No annual plan.

Youtube Premium, which offers 4k, is $14/mo, or $120/yr for the annual plan (which averages to $12/mo).

UK prices:

Netflix 1080p: £13/mo. Netflix 4k: £19/mo. No annual plan.

Youtube Premium: £12/mo. No annual plan.

It's interesting how in the Youtube Premiums discount over Netflix is smaller in the UK than the US, and how Youtube Premium lacks an annual plan in the UK.

>Also note that while it takes away the ads, it does nothing about the stalking

Does an ad blocker change that?
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I am not in the US. I have decided for myself on the basis that (i) the first word of the tweet I linked is a nasty ethnic slur and (ii) its contents are merely schadenfreude over someone's raw emotional outburst in response to a traumatic event. There cannot be a good reason to invite such a person to a conference except to send a clear signal about what kind of person is welcome there. I think you know all this, which is why you respond in such an oblique manner.
It's the opposite for me; things that are intuitive in Fish would involve inscrutable magic incantations copied from StackOverflow in Bash.

If you only want to use Fish for the autocompletion though, you can!
Bash is always still there alongside Fish, you can just open a Bash shell when you're copypasting instructions, or `bash $SCRIPT` any scripts.
Glad it helps. Claudio Arrau thought of the fingers as “dead” with all the piano playing happening using larger muscles. It is a struggle to internalise this concept in some Chopin etudes (op 10, no 2 especially) but it almost immediately helps in others (op 25, no 1).
I select 'All' so you see past history too.
Sure pal, you definitely know more things than someone who lived there.

"Source: Wikipedia" as well.

Your comment is everything that's wrong with the "smaht" people of this era.
I recently built my own shell to better understand its complexity and how it works under the hood. I also implemented redirections and partial tab completion. While I get that writing a shell isn’t the easiest task, I still don’t fully understand why there are so many different ones. I’ve been using the default shell on macOS, and so far, it works just fine.
Even within Switzerland there are multiple different cultures.
I am from Sweden(another country with different cultures, like most countries) and live in Zürich. It is unlikely I would fit in in Graubünden or even Basel…

But I loved Antwerpen, Belgium.

I’ve traveled extensively for work and love to witness the different places and how cool it is how diverse the world is.
`clear-commandline` is an interesting one. It's a struggle between Windows and macos to maintain some form of consistency, and I failed to use Karabiner properly.

I'll have to check later today what now the default `cancel-commandline` is set to.
>Electric buses make rides pretty cheap and comfortable

how much public transit have you used in the US? in NYC, busses are somehow even worse than the subway. in SF, same kind of story.

I'll choose to walk, bike or taxi to avoid the implementation of public transit we have.
it's just so hard to tell sometimes - but thank you for clarifying that you meant it in a jokey way!
The first love letter I've enjoyed reading in quite some time. It left me wondering if my minimal, rarely updated website of ~12 years qualifies since it's hosted on big tech backed Github pages.
Mangroves do. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangrove
I think that would be a big loss for TypeScript and a very unfortunate thing for the whole ecosystem.
> You've got to do something to get votes.

I guess they thought "not having a candidate who would destroy the country" was enough of a thing to get votes. But it wasn't, so here we are with a president who's destroying the country.
Efficient LOC shouldn't be a goal or metric anyway, readability trumps conciseness... except when conciseness improves readability.
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Can I ask what you find difficult about the environment variables system in Fish? Personally I find it absolutely lovely to use.
Nah, that's just slander propagated by the enemies of the people! Besides, Trump has been saved by God himself when that assassin tried to shoot him last year, so even if he looks like the devil and quacks... er, talks like the devil, he must be the Saviour reborn to redeem America!

/s (just in case...)
Not surprising to me. While learning Rust, I rewrote in Rust several existing programs I had written in C++ and all of them were longer with default formatting.
If it's a blowout for the Dems, there might be GOP defections in an impeachment trial. The surviving Republicans who had to stand for election would be the ones from states most loyal to Trump, but there would be plenty who hadn't had to stand. Is Murkowski up for election in 2026? Nope. So there's one possibility.
eh, you get used to it. I've watched whole movies like this
Unless it's the government. But Elon is addressing that.
What exactly do you think culture is?

It’s a lot more than food and traditions. If it all became the same, chances are we would all live in a giant Dubai. No thanks(though I loved it there for 2 years).

I’ve picked my place, where people work hard and party hard, but with quiet streets at 10pm.
That's fair but having a package manager manage all your dependencies makes maintenance and hygiene easier.
Fusion fuel will be close enough to free. Deuterium is less than a thousandth of the hydrogen in water, and there's enough in your morning shower to provide all your energy needs for a year. A liter of heavy water costs about a thousand bucks.

For DT reactors, lithium is the other side of the fuel equation, and at the scale we need that's really cheap as well.
> (Much evil and stupidity is perpetrated by people who seem to believe money is the only control mechanism that should matter.)

Much evil and stupidity is perpetrated by people who believe the strawman idea that some think money is the only control mechanism that should matter.
Developers that fill those informations.. So then saying over there that they do not collect does not mean they are not collecting something..

Also, Brave has already broken trust multiple times..

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2020/06/08/brave-browsers-...

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/brave-browser-under-fire...

https://www.xda-developers.com/brave-browser-installs-vpn-wi...

https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-brave-browser/

I do not trust Brave in a million years and would never replace Firefox with it..

Also, i bet that most people do not even know or look at those privacy information at the store.. although i agree they should..
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> With one likely additional common factor: neurodivergence. Autism in Tate's case, AuDHD in Musk's, ADHD in Trump's

Have any of them have actually been diagnosed? If not, I would consider whether that’s a genuine factor or an attempt to use the neurodivergent community as a shield.
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from itchio to 200K+ on steam. Fantastic work. I have loved every minute of playing, and am astounded by the amount of work you've put into the game. Wild to see it a year+ ago vs today. But also still rage inducing when a drop misses every one of my triggers (gg). <3
The fact that 6 GHz Wifi cannot penetrate walls is a great feature for people living in apartment buildings. The 2.4 GHz band is insanely overcrowded.

The best of both worlds would be to install 6 GHz access points in each room, and run a wired connection between them.
The ToS mentions you have to follow their Acceptable Use policy, found here[1]. I guess that's what OP refers to, as it contains the following:

Upload, download, transmit, display, or grant access to content that includes graphic depictions of sexuality or violence,

However, the Acceptable Use Policy only covers Mozilla's services, as mentioned at the very start of the document and further down. So I don't see how it covers the browser itself, as it is not a service.

[1]: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/legal/acceptable-use/
You do understand how a mathematical Theory (a set of true propositions made by relating operations i.e. from axioms and inference rules) and a Model (a set of elements with all the operations defined and where all the propositions are true) are related, i presume?

PLT is not one theory but a set of theories from which you are free to pick and choose any subset you would like to model in your language's abstract machine and syntax/semantics.

C simply chose a "minimal theory" and there is nothing wrong with that.
i once found a renderer for quake 2 that rendered in stereograms. Managed to make it through the first level
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I’m not saying this particular law is good or makes sense; I’m responding to the faulty conclusion that laws don’t make sense at all.
Might be, but probably aren't. The most troublesome fission products all end up chemically bound in the fuel salt, and most designs are passively safe, and inherently pretty stable since the reaction slows down significantly as the fuel heats. There's a good safety margin since the salt is liquid over a wide range.

A "melt down" isn't exactly a thing for them since the fuel is melted already by design, but if the fuel manages to overheat, then a plug melts and either the fuel dumps into cooling tanks, or neutron poisons spread through the fuel.
> If your goal is to enact change, you need the numbers on your side, because ultimately it comes down to polls and votes. If you piss off all the people by sitting in the road blocking traffic, essentially hijacking them and keeping them from getting to work, they will think of your cause and become aggravated, thus reducing the numbers on your side.

> You're right. The best way to convince someone to a side is to use compelling, rational arguments. Not lying to them, not embellishing, not hyperbole, not using emotional arguments.

We've been hearing about how fossil fuels are causing climate change for a very long time, just me personally have been educated about it since I was in school in the 90s back in Brazil.

The ones who could be educated and onboard about it already are, if someone will decide to be against the cause simply by being inconvenienced by additional traffic on one day of protest then they belong exactly to the ones who wouldn't be convinced by appeasement, pissing people off is the last resort to bring the discussion into light in an extreme way for those who cannot be convinced otherwise.

Can it create grudges? Of course, those are exactly the ones who are already pro-fossil fuel anyway, people do not listen to rational arguments. It's pretty fucking clear they don't, I don't know why you still believe that. People as a group/mass mostly respond to emotions, if rational arguments would always win hearts and minds the USA wouldn't have elected Trump, and fascism overall wouldn't have a chance anywhere in the world, so on and so forth.

> In fact, if you are a protest leader and you tell people to stand in traffic and one of them gets hit, you should be prosecuted for reckless endangerment and thrown into jail.

You show some true colours here, this argument is usually thrown by people who are on the side of authoritarianism. Protests are supposed to inconvenience people and here you are defending that traffic is more important than protesting against a major emergency for a few hours to a day.

Even you don't seem to be the kind who respond to rational arguments since the arguments for why these protests exist is pretty rational.

Don't you think that people organising have already tried other avenues to enact change? It's been decades of other attempts, including education, and mostly they fail because big businesses has the money (and with it the power) to lobby the exact people who should represent the interests of the common folk to stop this emergency.

Do you think the first attempt those organisations have done is to inconvenience people just for funsies? It's the last resort, if you have better ideas on how to demonstrate that this is important, that it is an emergency, that people should pay more attention and act then please help them, because so far you can only complain about some small inconvenience compared to what the consequences to the future will be, and brought nothing new to the table.

It would be lovely if the world worked the way you think it does, it simply doesn't. Again, people do not respond to rationality the way you think they do.
Not to justify it at all, but which countries do you think have a single tier, identical justice system for peasants, billionaires and kings alike?

And politics unaffected by money?
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I dont like lisp but hackernews is still fine to browse?
Presumably both of these AIs have additional information beyond what was in their initial training.

The hotel agent probably has a RAG that points at their various customer and inventory databases. The user agent has individualized information about the customer. Both of them have also likely had SFT steps that further differentiate them.

The interesting question is if Gibber-Link lets the AIs do something they couldn't otherwise do with natural languages. Does it lower some error rate? Does it reduce the time it takes to send messages? Does it effectively give the AIs additional vocabulary?

If I had to guess at the internals, they probably took the token encodings and mapped them on to tones. Then it just throws text or audio through the decoding filter and passes it back.

If that's the case, the benefits are probably limited to slightly faster communications (It's essentially a simple, lossless compression) and a slightly lower error rate (beeps are easier to correct in noisy environments).
That is for Mozilla's services like pocket or MDN, not Firefox.
musk turned anti-CA. but also, if you read the article, the plant is owned by a company in texas.

>Vistra Corp, the Texas-based company that owns and operates the facility,
Yeah I worked out the "N days without sleep" was mostly rubbish too.

I personally went for 3 days without any sleep in the army as part of a sleep deprivation exercise and it was one of the most brutal things I've ever done, I fell asleep standing up whilst digging a trench, ouch.

So I know when people say "I literally haven't slept in 6 days", they very much don't mean literally, they normally mean they went to bed and had a few hours of sleep per night.
I can ride the WMATA Metrobus anonymously for $2.25 cash or unregistered SmartTrip. Now that I have the senior ($1.10) SmartTrip, I've blown my cover.

And an awful lot of SmartTrip cards are registered with WMATA, people use Apple Wallets, etc. But then a lot of people simply don't pay.

There are cameras on many or all buses, too.
>Nday didn’t have an understood solution to leverage like docrank did.

Hence why you do docrank reduced to n-day. You typically map known into unknown. That's the point I'm trying to make.

I'm not saying the alternative is wrong, though, it's just not what one usually does.

(btw, even though this format makes everything look confrontative, I'm actually enjoying this thread a lot :D)
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Apropos of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43187423
Technically only about 22% of the country actually voted for the current president, if you consider voter turnout. And less than half voted for the top 2 candidates combined.
What do you mean “heavier keys”?

Each key (on a good piano) is weighted to have the same force requirements to be played. Of course varying forces can be used to achieve different decibels, but the curve is the same across the piano.
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The article reads more like a trolling attempt. Geometric/Clifford algebra is incredibly useful and by throwing away its product you lose a lot of the power of the algebra. It's like saying matrix multiplication is not useful and you really want to be multiplying and adding numbers in various ways. After all GA/CA elements can always be mapped to elements of a matrix algebra. To get rid of the idea of linear transformations and that they should compose just doesn't sound well thought through.

I don't know what sort of crackpots he's talking about, personally i haven't heard of them, only the accusations. If the author can't separate the math from the people who developed and/or popularized it, too bad. Does GA magically give intuitive explanations for all sorts of weird things? no. Can you formulate a lot of stuff much more efficiently and concisely, and does it help gain new perspective on some things? yes, absolutely. It provides a wonderful framework for expressing geometric ideas.
Your game reminds me of a ketamine trip. So many symbols, emoji things, spites. It's so colorful and creative. Maybe it was a good thing Meta laid you off.
It is very clearly mentioned in ToS that it applies to Firefox as well.

"You Are Responsible for the Consequences of Your Use of Firefox

Your use of Firefox must follow Mozilla’s Acceptable Use Policy, and you agree that you will not use Firefox to infringe anyone’s rights or violate any applicable laws or regulations.

You will not do anything that interferes with or disrupts Mozilla’s services or products (or the servers and networks which are connected to Mozilla’s services)."
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First experiences with QEMU suggest ~10% more lines of code.
Not to be rude. You think I am not aware of all of this? I was an avid cyclist. I have repaired and built my own bikes for the last 25 years, I still look after my bikes even though I don't ride them as often as I used to.

> I use a decent U lock. Always lock the frame to something metal and solid. Additionally I have a ~100USD insurance to cover my several thousand dollars bikes. Never got stolen any.

You are lucky. I've had two bikes stolen. I ride a very old and battered looking mountain bike (Marin Hawk Hill 97). My anti-theft measure is that it isn't worth stealing.

> If your bike is super uncomfortable there is tons of different sattles and options. Even bike fitting to fit your bike perfectly to your body.

If you haven't cycled in years it is just painful on backside and your nether regions. I hadn't cycled in over a year and I was saddle sore for about two days afterwards. I was expecting it btw. The bikes I have fit me perfectly, I use a good saddle (roll).

Generally people buy the cheapest POS bike from a store, the fitting probably isn't right or they just get their friends bike that they no longer want and put up with it until they can afford a car. They aren't going to a proper bike shop to get fitted up.
What does it matter which tool-chain they use .
I can understand if the difference is it made it notably slower or they dropped some features because they couldn't get it done in rust . But purely as an end user why would it matter if it's written in rust or cpp ?
>Europe's taxes are so high because Hitler preyed on the uncared-for poor to rise to power and begin his reign of terror

I feel like my north american centric education is showing here because I've never seen it framed like this before. It's always been portrayed as "Europe so enlightened" and "guilletine goes brr" but that last one never explained the other countries. Also seems like it's losing effectiveness. The far right is rising in Europe and no amount of vacation days or social safety net is stopping it.
> In Atlanta GA, the MARTA bus stops have 40-minute wait intervals outside of peak times. In Missoula Montana, the bus stop interval is 1 hour on Saturdays and Sundays.

Yeah, okay, wow, that's really bad. Only place in the US I've ever used the bus was San Francisco (and its immediate surroundings), which is, I suppose, a bit of a special case, as American cities go (it was worse than the buses I'm used to in terms of frequency, but not _dramatically_ worse).

> The layout & logistics of American lifestyles favors the car.

This is true to some extent, but I would wonder how much of it is chicken-and-egg; people avoid the public transport because, as you've mentioned, it is _unusably bad_ (I wouldn't consider 1/hour acceptable except for late-night or rural services). As I understand it, in NYC, for instance, which has acceptable public transport, people _do_ use it.

> At any Costco parking lot, you can see soccer moms loading up the SUV with a ton of groceries and toilet paper. Trying to haul all that on a public bus would not be convenient.

Grocery delivery is a thing (actually, my impression is that it's less common as a first-party thing in the US; I'm not entirely sure why). And of course even in less car-dependent countries people often do use cars for _that_ sort of thing.

> And drivers also like listening to music in their private cars.

I mean, this would have made sense as a justification at one time (I think way back in the day this was actually used as a selling point by car companies), but come on, now, the walkman came out in 1979 (even before that, the transistor radio with earphone was a thing). I'm 40 and have been listening to music on public transport all my life.
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Concerned, yes. Even just considering current AI tech it seems extremely likely that there will be an extreme and painful shakeout of today's white collar jobs.

A small subset of workers will be able to swim upstream and capture value from the tools, and that might only be for some limited window of time.

Exciting times though.
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> I'm sure these guys could work somewhere getting paid to get more people to click on stuff.

That, right there, that is what makes me go: You know what, go for it. Best of luck, go make something, go try something.

You're absolutely right. So much talent is wasted on getting people to click an ad, stay on a page just a few minutes longer, watch the next video. So much time, so much money thrown into the dumpster fire of social media, ad tech and stupid "but as-a-service" solutions. It's better for everyone if the funds are directed towards something that might actually make the world a better place.
There are also MoCA kits which allow you to use the existing coax cabling.
Add to this that a lot of people presume that peoples experience is the same.

E.g. I have aphantasia - I don't picture things in my "inner eye". Through discussions with people about that, a lot of people described own differences from the perceived norm, and it is clear a not insignificant numbers also have other differences, such as not thinking consciously in words.

A lot of people then tend to express disbelief, and question the whole thing on the basis of a belief that if people's inner life does not match theirs, people couldn't possibly be conscious or reason.

People make far too many assumptions about the universality of their own experience of consciousness.
where are you getting that? it says the agency is chronically underfunded and therefore understaffed and lacking necessary resources, not mismanaged. that would indicate that it should receive more resources/budget, not less.
>Is he a horrible name dropper? Does he really know Marvin Davis?

This paragraph threw me off. The author goes on to quote Davis about Link - so I suppose the second sentence is to meant to be rhetorical and for effect, as in "is the sky blue?"
There was literally a tape... and it's completely consistent with his other behavior. We should be honest with ourselves about politicians, warts and all.