skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yep. I used to be able to play a non-music youtube video on my phone while playing music in the background.

Now it's one or the other, and I can't even get around it by playing music on another device since I use Google Play Music.

Shame Google Play Music is going away, it does some cool things. It lets me upload my own music so I can actually listen to Tool on a streaming service.[0] It lets me build up a collection of music without necessarily endorsing it with a positive rating. And of course it has most albums I go looking for.

But it's a Google product, so of course once it's made its way into your routine it gets canceled. I had hoped that the payment model would delay that a bit longer...

[0]: Tool is super pretentious and says they don't make songs, they make albums. So their music is not available on any services that would allow for buying singles, even if you could also buy the album. It's only available (last I checked) on Pandora where you're going to get nothing but singles and have no ability to listen to the full album.
Does anybody else find that people boasting about their "hires or no hires" a) come off as showing off, b) most of times are in the wrong end of the decision?

We can comment on why we think a practice is bad -- as in, with arguments. Not about how we ditched some candidate because they followed it.
Name it something that ends in *-fy. That's still cool, right?
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>> But at some point I realized that most of the time you aren’t getting in trouble because you are breaking the rules. You are getting in trouble because you are making the rule makers unhappy. Once I had that realization I was able to focus on relationships with the rule makers and figure out what they actually cared about. This allowed me to break the rules just as much but without getting in trouble.

Tangentially related, I also read once that the main determinant in whether a doctor got sued for malpractise is not the actual blunder itself, but the doctors bedside manner and relationship with the patient and their family. (Obviously this relates to honest mistakes, more than extreme negligence) As a result, on any project I am on now (as a PM) I make it my practise to befriend as far as possible all the stakeholders in the project.

The other advantage is it also makes your time at work more enjoyable.
Those guys are no amateurs, they work for Standard Chartered, one of the largest industrial users of Haskell that has been using Shake as its build system for a long time now. They have their own Haskell Compiler and >1 Million line Haskell codebase.
Someone in China should ask

"Campaign targets Apple over privacy betrayal for Chinese iCloud users"

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2018/03/apple-privacy...
I'm quite proud of the range of results I got in maths at University - I tried the "no study" approach in first year and got burned badly.

Fortunately we didn't have the uncivilized GPA system here so my first year indiscretions had no impact on my final degree.
plus if you provide a more frequent service, more people will use it.
I had read a research 2 years ago that decided Jessica Alba was the "fixed point". She had traits and characteristics of almost every ethnicity on Earth, and her beauty converged to a "beauty median".
Sure, but if I wanted to make the point that tracking is evil, I'd say that. Obviously (due to the other reply that interpreted 'marketing as evil' as meaning exactly that) I'm not alone.
impressions are not clicks.
You can't. I wish Apple would create the exact same dashboard Google has.

Everything on one screen with the ability to remove and/or download.

My favorite part is you can see apps installed on each of your devices and permissions granted for each app.

That is what I also need from Apple.
Basic Income is a technology problem, it will come one day. But not now.
As you've profoundly experienced all things change... ;)
That certainly exists, but that just means you need to change what you're watching. Channels like 3 Blue 1 Brown will openly disclose their ads, usually at the start or end of the video. And others simply have no content related to things you can buy and are supported via the YouTube ads in and around the video instead.
What would the incentive be for the service provider to participate in this? Most of these customers aren't going to cancel anyway.
And that’s why payment processors have to die.

With bank transfers, no one except law regulates what you can pay for. With EC, same. With VISA/MasterCard/PayPal, selling cuban cigars in Germany from a German company to a German customer gets you banned.
Air transport emissions are generally for things you really can't avoid. A huge chunk of land traffic is unnecessary.

I'd focus on air transport last, you need to pick your battles ;)
It depends. US/European or developing world deaths?

Also, if it concerns developing world deaths, regardless of their number, are they in an area where US/Europeans have strategic interests, and can they exploit them to further them?
Congratulations on your 5th aniversary :)

I was a backer in the kickstarter campaign, but various "issues" eventually led me to look elsewhere.

Ghost is (was?) rather good, but the thing that ultimately sold me on it back on kickstarter was the much hyped dashboard, which never made it.

Before Docker it was a pain to manage dependencies and keep everything up to date, but with the official Docker image, things got better - until a flurry of almost daily releases to the 1.x branch made it a chore again.

The final nail in the coffin was dropping PostgreSQL support. While it wouldn't be much of an issue if starting on a clean host, with a clean slate, i run all of my other stuff in PostgreSQL, and i much prefer to only administer/backup one DMBS.

I'm currently on Hugo, and i really miss the online editing/publishing from Ghost.
I don't know if we need a club or a support group, but I'm in.
https://coinpush.app

https://github.com/DutchKevv/TradeJS

Under heavy development and simplified. Removed the trading bots part and focusing on realising 'social overview + price alarms' for now.

Only check on chrome svp
None of those offer a nice feature I have in the current YouTube Red app: an offline mixtape, which is actually dynamically generated once a day or so. I like it because I can find a song, and listen to it multiple times on my computer, and it'll be the app will automatically download it afterwards.
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Actually, YouTube also has a second chat app included.
I guess you're agreeing with me? I can't tell :)
It’s just basic economics. Let’s say you are CEO of a company. Your CFO informs you that you are going to make $1B in profit this quarter. You will be a fool to leave the money on table and give it back to shareholders. That doesn’t buy you anything. You don’t gain any competitive advantage or significant stock price boost (because market keeps going up anyway). From the eyes of CEO, you are simply throwing away your profit money in to a garbedge bin. Instead, you would take out another billion dollar in credit at tiny interest rates based on your growth. Use all that up in expansions, building moat, acquisitions, long term projects and then show $1B in loss to get full tax credits. Market would love you even more because you are building up expectations for even bigger things to come as well as becoming safer bet by gaining bigger moat.

Taking losses and burning cash to aquire customers also makes sense when mountain of cheap investment money and credit lines are easily available. Remember, IPO is the major event for cashing out for most investors. Balance sheets before or after don’t matter too much as long as you can cross that proverbial finish line called IPO. Once that event happens, you take a dip in so-called “river of money” fueled by massive trillion dollar funds like Blackrock (which are in turn fueled by our 401Ks) and all your sins are washed away over night.

Current economy and business models wouldn’t make sense to people who are still living in past when money wasn’t cheap and companies were valued for dividends they returned. In a way, new way is actually all good. This is what allows taking on high risk bets. Without these models, we wouldn’t have massive cloud infrastructure built up so fast without worrying about chicken-and-egg problem. We wouldn’t have app based taxies available so fast virtually all of the world without worrying about establishment. We also wouldn’t have such massive investments in AI research without worrying about actual impact. All these stuff simply wouldn’t be possible in 60s and 70s because companies would be reluctant to do investments on such massive scale without being extremely confident and diligent. Most likely these stuff would have gotten killed right away. Hype is good. Cheap money is great.
Apologies for the pedantry in advance, but Linux distros probably don't support that. It's the desktop manager / window manager doing that for you.
Having all the button connections over 3.5mm jacks is a super cool idea.
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You're right that general-purpose filesystems have solved quite a few of the indexing problems already, unfortunately there are a few things stopping general filesystems on a loopback device from being practical (or safe, or the best idea):

* The container (file) for the filesystem must necessarily be larger than the metadata+data for the filesystem because filesystems really don't like almost-full disks. And unless I'm mistaken sparse files are not usable for loopback devices (so you can't hack your way out of it).

* Most filesystems don't have a snapshot-style history so you would have to pick a specific filesystem from that list (otherwise you'd be forced to make CoW duplicates of the filesystem to create snapshots -- which is interestingly how Docker does layered storage with devicemapper) which has slightly similar problems to layered tar archives.

* The kernel's filesystem parsers are not really considered to be safe against an adversary, from what I've been told by filesystem engineers. So mounting random loopback files with filesystems on them might end badly.

* There is no way of looking at the archive using a userspace tool (without mounting), unless you re-implement the kernel parser for the filesystem. To be fair, this is true for any format, but filesystems are far more complicated and harder-to-parse than most other formats.

* Having a single blob as your entire image history and so on will mean that you can no longer have content-addressable storage for your images without adding something like content-defined chunking on top (which is then another layer of storage on top of your underlying storage).

* Using a Linux filesystem would mean you couldn't use the filesystem on different operating systems very easily. Even if it was compatible on whatever other filesystem you are using, userspace has no way of being sure there isn't a bug in either side's parser -- and what happens if one side changes the on-disk format. If the protocol is in userspace then it can be handled there.

* Most filesystems don't let you remap users, so if you wanted to run a container in a user namespace you would need to either rewrite the filesystem structure or mount the filesystem and copy it to another filesystem. To be fair, tar archives require you to do the mapping on extraction which is a similar problem, but far less complicated.

* Everyone would be opinionated about what filesystem to use, which means that you'd have to deal with every filesystem people throw at you, making it harder to be interoperable and adding choices where they aren't necessary. It should be up to the user what filesystem they use for storage, not the image distributor.

Now, this hasn't stopped people from trying to use this. Singularity's internal format is a loopback file with a filesystem inside, and they have privileged suid binaries that mount it. And it does have genuine performance benefits, and if you don't want things like content-addressability then it can work for some usecases.
Here are two options, I'm sure there are more:

- Require third party apps to install an impression tracking SDK

- Return URLs in API responses to media hosted on Twitter's servers and do tracking server side
I am not in favor of government enforcement of net neutrality under libertarian/free market grounds, however, that being said, I am really happy about this vote on a ideological/philosophical level because one of my problems with government regulation is that it is often unaccountable — it’s via executive/administrative or quasi-government entities that aren’t directly accountable to voters. The Congressional Review Act (proposed and passed as part of the Republican Contract with America) is an exceptionally important law because it allows the public, through their representatives, to essentially override bad regulation (bad, as determined by voters.)

So while the outcome of this particular vote isn’t one With which I agree, I wholeheartedly agree and endorse the vote itself. My big problem with government and regulation in general is that I feel that regulations lag or exceed the will of the public and there is little recourse when those rules are made by officials removed from the direct accountability from the voter.

I could be wrong on Net Neutrality, but if it passes or is defeated, at least the process of our actual representatives voting on such an important issue is happening. Such consequential decisions ought not be at the whims of bureaucrats. Bureaucracts should implement the law, they shouldn’t be making it.
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Firefox on windows 7
IE does not work either
No, but impressions do require downloading content from a server, which can be tracked. The trouble would be cases where apps are preloading content, so it's downloaded but the user might not have seen it yet.
What's uncomfortable is the hypocrisy - that people supposedly "care in general", whereas they're only interested in select cases.
Love this. Ironic that it is BSD licensed though, considering it parses and runs the world’s probably most popular piece of GPL’ed software (probably second to Linux).
What will software testing look like in next 10 years?
More like Google was ready to deal with the PR and spun the story of just a few engineers resigning..
Someone, somewhere, is making a banned chemical that destroys the ozone layer
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It's just materialism taken to its logical conclusion. We're just a bunch of atoms bumping into each other in a way that fools ourselves into believing that we're a cohesive entity.

Ever been tired and run on autopilot? Our experience of ourselves vary in strength all the time. If I'm really really honest with myself, I don't actually have the experience of qualia all the time
Make the startup name something ending in .de and use a .de domain. The "TLD is part of the name" is also cool, and .de is reliable. e.g.: starma.de
Alice and Bob After Dinner Speech: Are Processing Delay Events a Joke or True?
Alice and Bob After Dinner Speech: Are the Processing Delay events a joke or true?

In John Gordon's famous after dinner speech, he notes moments in history were processing delays have changed history. I can't find any reference to these events or messages in history so presume like the rest of the speech is it simply light-hearted made up satire?

Would love your opinion. Text below.

"Send Reinforcements"

"Return home at once, trip cancelled."
Yeah we definitely agree. You were citing Google's strategy, which I agree is there strategy -- I'm just wondering if anyone has an example of when it worked.
I'm okay calling myself a disabled person, personally. I have some pretty severe disabilities, in spite of which I stay employed and productive. I find identifying as disabled empowering, since it acknowledges the constant effort I put into my health and mobility.

I respect that others don't like the phrase "disabled people," since it's something they have rather than something they are. But there's not a consensus on what phrase to use.
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Full text:

History gives us instances when this delay has changed the course of world events. There is a recorded case of a two-word military signal which suffered a processing delay of 150 years. The message, deciphered at the Pentagon in 1972, simply read "Send Reinforcements". It was sent on 1830 from Little Bighorn by General Custer.

Consider the message: "Return home at once, trip cancelled." and think of the effect on world events if it had been decoded in time. It was sent in 1492 by Isobella of Spain to Christopher Columbus.
0.016%, not 1.6%
>whether you like it or not the world still revolves around the west

People in the west like to think that.

After one has lived for a while in an Asian, African, Latin American etc country, they get to see that billions of people, the 80% of the global population, could and don't give a fuck about the going's on in the west -- except when they're forced to deal with it (e.g. militarily).

E.g. the Chinese might care for selling to US/Europe -- but that doesn't mean they also care for our beliefs, history, philosophy, moral outrages, outlook on life, charts, stars, concerns, or any other such thing that we take as some kind of "physical law".
You could contractually require it, and verify it with random sampling on the client apps. If a Twitter employee views a tweet on the third-party app and Twitter doesn't get an impression notification, then there is a problem.
State dependent. In Texas, you don’t register for a party. You just vote in the primary you want (but you can’t vote in both primaries.)
You would see the same abnormally-distributed-outcomes in any winner-takes-all game where skill is normally distributed, and the higher-skilled-player always wins. The fact that skill is normally distributed but outcomes aren't, doesn't imply in any way that it's due to randomness.

In fact, the less random the game is, the more abnormal its outcome-distribution would be - the best player would win every single championship despite being just slightly better than the others.
If you’re in SEPA, use SEPA direct debit instead. As long as the bank account exists it’ll run on forever.
Yep. Good old Tool, who won't let any streaming service use their music because it devalues the experience of listening to a full album.

Except that it's been available on Pandora for years, which is the only major streaming service that doesn't allow you to listen to full albums.
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In the UK, several cinema chains offer subscriptions where, by buying an annual subscription, you can see as many films as you like. The fee is equivalent to somewhere between 2 and 4 movies per month.

If you're visiting the cinema very regularly, this saves money.

They can do this because they own the theatre, so when a subscription is used, it only costs them the _opportunity_ cost of one seat - which is very little, unless the showing is sold out, and they still make money on snacks. As MoviePass doesn't own the theatres, they pay the _retail_ price for every ticket a subscriber uses.
For English words that would work I guess. Here in EU a .de would also obviously point to something German which wouldn't be the intention.
While I agree, please realise that your approach is really not helpful! We don't tell someone who just fell off the bike and afraid of sitting back that "if you've just sat back you'd now be riding, hair in the wind". This only alienates people.
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I'm working on a (h)ledger replacement and have already a working version. Hope to release it in a few weeks.
what? It's the exact opposite, their GPU drivers are great on Linux. I've literally never had a problem with AMDGPU.

Also, you can't even compare NVidia's drivers to them, since they don't even support Wayland properly!
This is why Trump won!!!
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Something similar is happening in Europe. The golden jackal [1], a close relative to the coyote, is expanding its range northward and westward from the Eastern Mediterranean [2]. They are breeding now in Austria [3] and recently an animal was spotted by a camera trap in the Netherlands [4].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_jackal

[2] https://phys.org/news/2015-07-expansion-golden-jackal-europe...

[3] https://www.zobodat.at/pdf/ANNA_109B_0073-0076.pdf

[4] https://www.wur.nl/en/newsarticle/First-golden-jackal-spotte...
As other replies pointed out, this is handled by the OS. Seems to work well most of the time for me on Ubuntu.
> Shame Google Play Music is going away

What makes you say that? From the linked blog:

> If you are a subscriber to Google Play Music, good news, you get a YouTube Music Premium membership as part of your subscription each month. And if you use Google Play Music, nothing will change -- you’ll still be able to access all of your purchased music, uploads and playlists in Google Play Music just like always.
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This definitely differs between countries. Where I'm from, I'm a registered member of all political parties. No rules against it.
https://joinmastodon.org ?
Have a sandbox level, then Twitter reviews the app to ensure impressions are being accurately reported, and then allow it to go live.
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Sounds to me like it put a crack in your ego rather than a crack in your sanity.

This is what many so called psychonauts do not understand.

A bad trip can be traumatic and can revive other traumatic experiences.

https://www.verywellmind.com/ptsd-triggers-and-coping-strate...

https://www.reddit.com/r/LSD/comments/630i1g/trauma_from_bad...

Psychedelics can lead to decreased wellbeing, decreased psychological and emotional stability and decreased strength and robustness to deal with further stress and unpleasant challenges.

Medical experts use psychedelics because of their strong destabilizing effects.

Nothing is gained and much is lost if this uncomfortable weak unstable state remains.
Sure, I hear you. If it's a registrar, it's okay, simply change it.
For a registry, I believe that they would risk their mass market business cases, but I'm also very sceptical about those ngTLDs for that reason.
-1. Choose a domain registrar & TLD not known to be fishy or incompetent (so not .io)
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Good products "for people with disabilities" are often just good products full stop.

Take for example Good Grips[1], a brand of cookware and kitchen tools. Initially designed as specifically for the elderly and people who otherwise have trouble gripping conventional kitchen utensils, it's become a bestselling brand in its own right (I own several things) because the products are just that much more ergonomic and sturdy than anything else.

[1]: https://www.oxouk.com/