skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly, your job is to run your business, not learn a new stack. It might take you months to learn a web framework to be able to build this yourself, and this time could’ve been put to better use starting your business.

The task itself sounds pretty easy so you can find a junior dev or student to do it for you. It doesn’t even have to be perfect for an MVP so you can try your luck on sites like Freelancer.com/Upwork but remember that you get what you pay for.

shameless plug If you have the budget and want this done ASAP I can be of assistance, email in my profile.
Moved to Notion from Marxico+Evernote a couple of months ago, haven't looked back.
This is the opposite of the monorepo philosophy: everyone always uses the most recent version of the code to minimise hassle. I wonder if minimal version selection works nicely initially, but becomes more of a hassle over time because you're basically procrastinating on moving to newer versions of your dependencies. On the other hand, package managers should not silently upgrade packages behind your back.
Tiddlywiki is my favorite so far.

https://philosopher.life/
Portland Government School Teachers Given ‘Social Justice’ Guides
What do you think changed those people's minds? My feeling is that in the years post Jobs' death negative stories about his personality have been increasingly common.

For the record: I believe Jobs definitely deserves the credit, I'm just observing the mud that has been slung his way.
Over the last few years I've observed a growing sentiment on the right that they are not being treated fairly by a lot of big tech companies. I don't know in what way it'll manifest, but if that trend continues it might seriously harm some of the big players. Therefore it wouldn't surprise me to see support from the right.
Jeopardy website shows answers to current clue, developer error
Please don't troll on hn. Neuroplasticity seems real; I have trouble seeing how encouraging anger will benefit any of us here.
Remaining an innocent beginner is important for people with experience.

Knowing there is stuff to learn is important for those who are beginners.

It's important to see this through a lens of having an appropriate amount of potential and experience/maturity/discipline rather than a function of age. Folks who spend more time behind keyboards than learning about the experiences of others leaves them at a disadvantage of finding problems to solve that matter to others.

Being young is an advantage in some ways, and not being young is an advantage in some ways.

The more well rounded you are, while you're younger, and are able to learn from others, the greater your chances to are succeed, earlier.

There is often (but not always) a need for young people to gather experience in problem-solving as experienced by others and discovering value.

You gotta remember, the folks in their 30+'s were 20 once too, just like anyone, living in the same world of the internet absolutely being gobsmacking in possibilities. That hasn't gone away or changed, we're on the same playing field.
Prepare properly. I bring a map and compass anytime I go out for a hike, even if it's a local trail that I know well. If I am going outside of cell coverage I bring a 2m radio (that requires your ham license but it is very easy to get).

Tell someone where you are going and give them a check in time.

Always bring a decent knife (within your local laws), a fire implement, and a decent medical kit.
It is a problem when savings, retirement, is based on the assumption that the economy will continue to grow. A shrinking economy throws the entire live-off-investments retirement rubric out the window. Any government back plans, social security etc, become unstable and/or have to increase the contributions (taxes) paid by those still working.

It isn't as much a problem for people who earn money for actual work, as opposed to investors. Those earning wages may see those wages increase as labor becomes scarce. Unless of course they find themselves having to carry everyone else.
That is precisely why antitrust issues begin long before a company gets a monopoly. Once a company becomes large enough where paying for friendly laws becomes easier than innovating, markets are going to stop working. If an organization is too big to fail, it's too big to be allowed to live.
Which script is it they don't follow?
This is how I approach the game and my friends and I have an absolute blast. Card Kingdom makes some EXCELLENT duel decks with great themes (zombie, pirate, eldrazi drone, all legendaries, etc) for 10 bucks a piece and we have fun on lunch breaks playing for bragging rights. Nothing beats winning over your friend’s graveyard recursion deck that he’s won with for two weeks straight after tuning the crap out of a straight dinosaurs deck!
Is there not at least two orders or magnitude difference between union dues and meaningful savings? Maybe even three or four!
Do you know how to read a financial statement? They have 26% gross margins on the Model S. Model 3 just turned gross margin positive in Q2. Your response is boring and boneheaded. Next.
With the exception of photos delete it all and don't worry about it. A cluttered digital life is no better than a cluttered physical one.
How to Retire in Your 30s with $1M in the Bank
So what's the cut off between young and old?
Globally I believe Firefox is sitting around 3%. Of course for different sites, this may vary.
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=%2Fm%2F050...

Not apples to apples but I don't see the decline in Rails. I would say that I definitely see fewer job postings for Rails work overall and more for separate backend and React work.
It tells me that some people want Rails to die way more than it actually is dying.
Does this mean there is finally a video player that can play any kind of video, doesn't crash, and has more features than just play and pause? And perhaps an audio player that does, you know, some stuff too?
OP's frustrations are quite understandable but I can think of a couple of areas where ORM-like concepts have worked well. PyDAL[0] and Linq are both incredibly expressive and PyDAL is also low overhead (it's not an ORM, it's a data access language, which means it doesn't have the baggage of an object-oriented layer).

Another reason to use a DAL like PyDAL is that, properly written, it can abstract away the data layer such that you can switch from (for example) MySQL to PostGres to Google Cloud SQL with essentially no retooling required.

Finally, using a DAL can help keep inexperienced programmers on track with security, accessibility, and performance requirements.

[0] https://github.com/web2py/pydal
It's a rolling number, based on your on birth date.
What are some of the most creative uses of social share links you've seen?
Why would someone use this instead of just linking to their website’s about page which can then contain all the social media links they want?
Check out GalliumOS. One of the best, Chrome specific, distros around. The question on hardware comes down to what you want. Many of the newest releases of ChromeBooks do not have removable media (M.2 form factor). So, choose wisely up front: hardware that is supported by current releases and storage and RAM suitable to your needs. The latest CB I have is a Toshiba Chromebook 2 with an i3 processor and 4GB of RAM. That model has a removable M.2 and so mine has an upgraded 128GB of storage. It has received app support for ChromeOS and also runs Gallium with full support. You can dual boot these machines easily, which is how mine is setup.

Nick Janetakis had a nice write-up on setting it up from back when the machine was newer, but to give you an idea:

https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/transform-a-toshiba-chromeboo...
Can't see 4k screen. Come on it is 2018 I don't want to see pixels.
> […] silently gets pulled into your project.

The core issue that caused all of OPs problems was that Renovate Bot claimed to have only updated one dependency (@sourcegraph/codeintellify), but also updated another, unrelated one (sanitize-html). If you can't trust the tools around you not to lie to your face, all bets are off.

It doesn't matter whether our tools follow MSV or the opposite (LSV – Latest Version Selection?). We should always pin our dependencies to exact versions, and explicitly update them as needed. Renovate Bot (and its alternatives) attempt to automate that part. They send you notifications or even open pull requests, you can inspect the changelog of your dependencies and decide for yourself if the update is necessary (eg. because of security reasons) or if you prefer not to update out of fear of breaking something. Right now it seems Renovate Bot sucks at that, and should be improved accordingly.
I read Cuckoo's Egg by Cliff Stoll around 1990 (it covers RTM's story of creating the "worm")... that book had such an effect on my life. Later, while in prison (during the startup boom of 1995-2000), I remember reading another article talking about how RTM had become a millionaire in the startup scene (presumably with Viaweb). That article, again, had a huge effect on my life after prison.
I'm working into this right now at https://lyfepedia.com, but it's not fully ready yet.

The idea is that you can publish/edit wiki pages, "twitter-like" messages, pics, videos, do whatsapp-like group messaging etc while maintaining the privacy of what you write.
Explain how it's an outdated business model? Content creator (musician, film studio) makes content. They must make money to recoup the costs of making said content so they can (at least) make more of the same content.

Are you saying all musicians should just go back to only doing live shows and concerts and give up recording music altogether?

This kind of comment just blatantly ignores the fact that there are very real issues at play, especially when big names in music are taking their music down from places like Spotify because they're just hardly getting any reward for it.
Music wants to be free.
Tearful Tech Mogul Jailed After Probation Revoked in Domestic Violence Case
Windows 10 start menu doesn't take up that much screen unless the user has configured it as such.

Start menu from store is pretty clean. Go to a microsoft store and mess around with devices from there - they are "signature devices" that are clean.

Windows isn't a mess these days in any sense of the word, It's just people who have a negative opinion of it speak about it with sympathy from others who have a negative opinion.

The Windows subsystem for Linux is awesome, the app store is a move in the right direction (damned if you do, damned if you don't) and they're closing out a lot of legacy design elements with their annual updates. (dark mode, better high res / high dpi support, consistency of legacy/new elements. yaddy yaddy yadda)

With a few minutes of trying you can all but customize the entire interface to your liking.

ChromeOS has the benefit of not having decades of legacy to preserve - and Android is suffering many of the negatives you speak of with regards to Windows and iOS has completely the opposite problem being a controlled absolute dictatorship err walled garden.
It's at the end of the video
Actually it was Mark Zuckerberg who said young people were just smarter. It was my generation (the boomers) who had the famous saying to never trust anyone over thirty. Each generation has a variant of the same mistake ;<).
I always carry one when tramping or hunting, especially solo, but the caveat is you have to be able to activate them - as most fatalities in the New Zealand bush are caused by falling (then drowning, then hypothermia), they're less helpful when the person is severely incapacitated.

Sadly, if this person has been missing 30 days, probably the best bet of finding them is a cadaver dog - our SAR volunteers use them.
I'm in the insider program, they don't/haven't come back in ages.
If you're interested in MPIs have a look at the Tanganyika laughter epidemic. It extends to a whole country.
Good grief. There are people - end of. I don't give a shit how old you are or your gender or your race, creed or colour. I don't care if you are "on" the autistic spectrum or fly a wheel chair or have to take someone else's socks off to count to 20.

Ageism? meh - that was a snag from before you kids were born.
They are two different companies. Apple had its share of turmoil during the 30 years it was a company prior to the success of iPhone. For instance, having around six months of money left to burn when acquiring NEXT in 1996. Tesla has been around for ~15y. Sure, tech cycles are getting shorter, but still, it's a long slog over many years to scale any vertically involved hardware company.
Hi there, I work on Hubs at Mozilla and I'd def love to see if you'd be up for seeing how it works for you. You can hit me up at gfodor at mozilla.com. Hubs is here:

https://hubs.mozilla.com
>I contest believing that young people going to beach in France or Italy would give even passing thought to what these people think or want, because it's completly outside the realm of my experience of the people that I've ever known to go to the beach, ever.

On the beach, no, but it can be a factor on how people dress to go outside on the city, or to avoid certain streets, and so on.
eMMC puts it on par with the 399 Surface Go. I wish there would be some evolutionary jump in perf on eMMC, its so terrible with multitasking
Tricky old trainer – Herda Wisky and vintage teacher
Right? Also I torrent the shit out of things anyway when I need non-potato-tier audio quality.

You can have my Transmission and SkyTorrents over my dead body!
Innovation is what you need to do if people don’t want your product. Here, people clearly want the product, so how would innovation help?
>For it to be a sign, it has to be consistent. The vast majority has to follow the rule. Exceptions need to be rare.

Exceptions are rare. Flaying outlets invariably go through those moves.

>14 years is a long time

"long" makes sense only relatively. For some things the time from writing on the wall to dying off is in that order, and media outlets are one of those things. I already explained how a SV startup for example can die in 1-2 years (because VC money dry off etc), but established news outlets die much more slowly, in the span of a decade or more.

It's something I've witnessed unravel from inside and from friends inside with dozens of outlets in my country, and I've seen from afar the same path followed in several others in the US and elsewhere.

>Yes, all failed magazines did these things, but doing that thing doesn't mean your magazine is failing if all magazines do it.

Well, all magazines don't do it. Few do it without such reasons.
So people simultaneously value younger people less and more?
I can see it when I full-screened the video on a 1920 x 1080 display.
500 years in the future, when we all have cochlear augmentations:

>Listening to music is the "biggest piracy threat" to music industry
The Lerna License: Evolving FOSS Licensing
Free 3D terrain map tiles for Cesium JS
...im wondering where user agent spoofing fits in with browser analytics,
..whenever im concerned with obfusicating my attack surface due to potential website hostility, i rotate my user agent strings [among other spoofs] thus an attacker will probably deploy the wrong exploit for the actual browser i am using...

...what im saying is that the percentage use of a particular browser may be very inaccurate due to user agent spoofing...
I've lived in South Korea for a long time. It has deep, deep cultural issues that are bound to drag it down eventually. Until the education system completely changes, the political system reforms, and people's attitudes change about many things, it will be doomed to be a small-time player that continues to make copies and continues to have a handful of large conglomerates that support the economy. I could write a book about it.
The surface 7" device was supposed to be priced around 200(ish) but we cancelled because 7" devices are largely rejected by the industry.

The 399 go is a step in the right direction.

BUT, i do wish we had a legit 7" that wasn't a Chinese malware knockoff or a really outdated Samsung or Android 5.0 devie. The 7-8" formfacter is such huge utility for pilots, GPS navigation and ebook reading. Shame even apple doesn't update the ipad mini anymore :(
Perhaps it's because you/they are focusing on some minuscule act of wording instead of on anything significant in the video. We don't need to play the internet gotcha game on HN. In fact, it's off topic by the site guidelines, since it isn't done out of intellectual curiosity (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html).
Were you around during the 2008 financial recession?

Major US banks were literally going bankrupt, credit dried up. There was almost no opportunity to borrow money, the stock market was crashing, no opportunity to IPO or perform a secondary offering.

Tesla is operating under one of the greatest, and longest, bull markets the US has ever seen. The great 2011 to 2018 (maybe longer??) boom. Tesla has been able to either secondary-offering, or borrow, roughly billion+ each year, every year, since its IPO.

During recent years, its borrowed or otherwise raised over $2 billion / year.
Cyber security strategies to keep your website safe
For the big labels, most of the money is not going into the costs of making the content itself - most of it is going into marketing, executives, etc. The musicians themselves get a small portion of it.

The model faces some threat due to the shift of musicians moving to do their own marketing themselves without a label, and releasing the music themselves onto services like Bandcamp, or even directly to services such as Amazon, iTunes, etc. The internet has provided a powerful medium to fight against the entrenched interests of the big labels that don't feel like they need to do more for their artists.
I was just thinking "nobody tell them about youtube-dl"! I wouldn't be surprised if half of these YouTube-to-MP3 sites are using it in the background - why wouldn't they? Should be pretty easy to containerize the program. I actually wonder sometimes how they are able to provide these conversions given progressions in ad-blockers.

There is absolutely no way to stop pirating. Long before the internet was fast enough (or even existing) people were recording songs with phones, copying tapes, ripping records, etc. Anything a human can hear can be recorded. Anything that a human can see can be recorded. It's a losing battle.

There is evidence to suggest it helps improve sales overall [1] [2]. Like most laws, this will probably have the biggest impact on poorer people who can't afford to buy every single at the price point they charge.

[1] https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/09/eu-study-finds-piracy...

[2] https://cdn.netzpolitik.org/wp-upload/2017/09/displacement_s...
This surprised me too; I had to do a wikipedia lookup to confirm.
I agree that spending time on tagging/categorizing everything is not worthwhile, I tried doing that for my Firefox bookmarks/Zotero, and ended up abandoning it in favour of search.
Having said that it is useful to have a limited number of temporary categories:

- things I want to (re)read next

- "best" / "mind-blowing" technologies, usually built around a simple, minimalistic, but powerful concept (e.g. reagents for composable lock-free data structures, parallel prefix sum, Futamura projections, etc)

For everything else full-text search in Zotero has served me well.

About portability between tools I would go with Pandoc, it supports conversion between a number of Wiki formats and markdown, which should suffice for most purposes. Definitely avoid tools that lock you in their proprietary formats.
You may be arguing from exception here. Yes, Willie Nelson is seemingly doing fine. But we don't know for sure how much he actually smokes. We have his claims.

But even giving him his self-reported claims, he is still a sample size of one.

Your mileage will vary.

Basically what you have done here is taken a piece of information, realized you don't like the results, and have found a way to rationalize continuing doing what you were doing anyway.

If you have ever complained about someone not believing in facts, not doing research, not trusting data, not trusting science, you have just put lie to your reasons for doing so. Because you are behaving just like them. Discarding information that makes you uncomfortable. And we can't do that.
Microsoft makes more money today than they ever had. They're on their way to Trillion dollar valuation.

Lets not forget Google said the surface line was a disaster too.. They all poke at each other
Old Is the New New
I personally am a long time fan and user of leap (ironic software) and yep!
Uh yeah absolutely. These things are powerful and special tools and having a major media figure basically going around freaking people out fucked up both recreational use and clinical use. Learys sabotage is directly responsible for the state of things and I dont blame people for being scared in that circumstance.
To be completely honest, I can't really tell the difference between a high bit rate MP3 and a WAV file.

For videos I can see the value though, anything below 720 is quite obvious.
I think good quality materials or teachers are key, and will always be key. I taught myself most things I know, and I am an idiot for it (though sometimes I had no other option).

There is no substitute for knowing CS50 exists for learning to program. There is no substitute to "Speed Secrets" (the book) for learning to drive fast, etc, etc.

The problem is that, as a beginner, you don't know what's good. As a beginner, you don't know that this really will prevent any knee instability:

http://www.moveforwardpt.com/assets/cbe46e14-86d6-4ed1-8d53-... (PDF warning)

or these really are ALL great exercises:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA8GzhFh_CQ

Etc.

I wish I had someone give me these things as a kid. I would have wasted much less time.
you can have my youtube download site any time, what is very important to me is the ability to open web media with VLC and use the nifty tools available, such as recording transcoding and restreaming [yadayadayada]...

... i think youtube itself is the biggest online threat to all internet media...
What about this?

https://www.nature.com/articles/npjamd201612#abstract
Can you say more about how you use Airtable? To me Airtable has a really appealing low/zero startup cost, but then I'm always tripped up by not being able to do arbitrary queries, joins, etc. to create new views.
Yet according to her diary she'd been wandering for two days prior before deciding to stop. The trick is to stop as soon as you realise you're lost.

In the first instance, it gives you time to overcome panic.
A number of articles report scientific skepticism regarding Daniel Amen and SPECT imaging, including articles published by the Washington Post and WIRED magazine. [0] [1] [2]

[0] https://www.wired.com/2008/05/mf-neurohacks/?currentPage=all

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/daniel-ame...

[2] https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/dr-amens-love-affair-with-s...
The node community is that xkcd comic about standards in human form. Nothing is ever settled, always a new way to do something.
I'm not talking gross margin. I'm talking raw and simple profits. If I wanted to talk about margins, I would have said "margin" in my post earlier. I said profit.

To be more specific, how about the words "Cash Flow Positive" ?? In any case, Tesla has only had ONE profitable quarter since its IPO, and has never had a profitable year.
But if you had to do something now on some alien OS that you didn't know the internals of, wouldn't you prefer a GUI?
I learned the hard way that the only reliable estimate of distance in the bush is hours.
I don’t think this is quite correct. “Want to pay for your product” would be more accurate here.