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Brilliant.

I also found this story quite unsettling. Glad I’m not alone.

This makes me miss Web 1.0.

https://sheldonbrown.com/

This is exciting!

I think they have a lot of money.

TLDL:

People don’t like mind numbing or back breaking jobs.

Claims we are having social revolution.

We have no unions.

Pandemic showed people they are free to do something different.

Reiterates social revolution.

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I think people are more cognizant of their return on time. The market will need to pay what the workers will accept. Note prices today...

I don’t think labor price renegotiations constitute a social revolution in the historical sense of the phrase. Maybe a small one.

One of my favs, hit too close to home in some cases...

Side note, this article appears to be removed from the front page now... interesting.

Why is this nectar for HN? When I saw the headline I just knew it would rocket to the top.

Serious question.

Bob nailed it for sure. This approach works.

I’ve been waiting 20 years for this article.

I used to have 28.8. I’d play this game for hours on there!

I was always in awe this ever worked, even more so over time as software has become more complex….

I don’t think we’ve ever seen such large scale systematically created narcissism. Who knows what the effects will be.

Major science experiment.

Not sure why this is being downvoted.

What percentage of alcoholics would say alcohol makes them feel better.

The post says the slide was missing context by stating it was only girls who already had body issues.

Numerous studies show a lot of girls have body image issues. Further, in this post they don’t even indicate what the “correct” percentage might be.

I don’t really get their point. What am I missing?

Nice to see a fresh perspective.

High density appears to create fragility. People were fleeing from cities during covid.

Reinventing JSON-LD.

If the indicators are ambiguous, how would you know when to be worried? Honestly curious.

Can someone explain why they did not mention SPARQL CONSTRUCT statements? I struggle with the notion that SPARQL isn’t “graphy” per their assertion.

I may be missing something though.

https://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#construct

None of what this guy is saying is a problem for me. I have no idea what this jagged lines issue is.

I would say this is radically not locked down. You can ssh it!

If they tried to accommodate custom “mods” it could crash their updates. I don’t want them spending dev cycles on such an accommodation.

Besides my desktop computer, this is the best technology purchase I’ve ever made. I continue to use it for practical things.

"Midwest farmers face a crisis. Hundreds are dying by suicide."

"But U.S. farmers are saddled with near-record debt, declaring bankruptcy at rising rates and selling off their farms amid an uncertain future clouded by climate change and whipsawed by tariffs and bailouts."

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/investigations/2020/0...

How many technologists on this site are responsible for the death of RSS.

Shame on you people.

I think even the name overstates its capabilities. Compared to something like sparql it is a comically limited language only suited for front end syntax sugar, which is fine. But let’s not pretend that it’s going to change the world in a Michael Jackson sorta way.

Yes I am aware, did my comment suggest otherwise?

This article presents a false dichotomy. There is nothing preventing these two people from hating each other and having some divorce-like custody hearing. It may even be more likely, there is no data on this new “approach”.

Excellent summary of reality. Why do you think people seem to ignore or not understand these basic facts?

I had a negative gut reaction. It was mostly autonomous, if there was a problem or high stress situation, this quote is concerning:

Hurley and Behnken worked with SpaceX to "refine the way that you interface with the touchscreen and the way your touch is actually registered on the display in order to be able to fly it cleanly and not make mistakes touching it," Hurley said.

Scary imo.

Yes I have been following those stories and it is very promising, it’s nice to see folks who are able to course correct.

I can’t say I’m surprised by this. The last real large scale UI paradigm shift was the iPhone’s multitouch display. UX is going to follow UI capabilities and form factors.

In the automotive space I’d argue there has been a UX regression as they went pure touch screen for some models.

I can’t tell if this was a serious response, I am not trying to pull your leg.

Have they proposed an alternative?

There was a period of time when I thought PDF’s days were numbered. That was over a decade ago.

There is now first class support in many applications. I don’t think it’s going anywhere.