skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please don't cross into incivility regardless of how wrong some other comment is.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Man stifling people who think “the wrong way” is pretty horrifying to me at the moment. I’ve largely separated myself from leftist ideals in the last couple years because, with very little hyperbole, I’ve noticed that the time to be labeled a racist or Hitler is way the hell too small.

Don’t get me wrong - racists are not something I tolerate in my personal life. Not at all. There’s no need for that kind of crap in our society and I’m not going to go down the rabbit hole of trying to change someone’s mind when rationality isn’t the basis of their thinking. But there’s a hell of a lot of grey area between racism and simply thinking about things in a different way. And right now it seems like the freedom to think differently, even if it’s just to come to a valid conclusion instead of believing what you’re told, is under a lot of fire. Somehow a lot of people (or maybe just the noisy people) are all too willing to throw away freedom to enact a totalitarian view of how they think the world should work.

That’s not right. Humans need freedom. And sometimes that means the freedom to make mistakes. The people imposing this censorship aren’t perfect. They aren’t better than the rest of us nor are they more moral. So to me, it’s totally unacceptable that they’ve established themselves as moral chaperones.
Same story here too. It took me a long time to untrain myself from clearing my plate, so we try not to let our kids think that the quantity of food available should affect how much food they eat. It sounds so obvious when it's phrased that way.
Lessons Learned from a Year of Fighting with Webpack and Babel
I used to play a lot of CoD back in the day and definitely noticed an increase in my twitchiness with regard to things moving in my peripheral vision.
Lookup Monero which obscures all transactions.
My dad grew up in The Great Depression, so waste was strongly eschewed. Like you, I do my best to put as much on my plate as I think I will actually eat.

But I was never told to clean my plate. I don't practice that philosophy.

I have a serious medical condition. The mental freedom to just say no to some of the food on my plate has played a critical role in my ability to manage my condition with diet and lifestyle.

I'm fine with finding ways to discourage waste. But I'm very much against the "clean your plate" policy.
I’m not frustrated over the drawings, I’m frustrated when they replace useful information. If there was both I’d actually not mind it at all, but giving me no information and giving me a stupid “error message” just makes me more annoyed at a time I’m already not very happy (because I was trying to do something that didn’t work).
It’s all good! Have a great Christmas :)
However, automobiles require significantly more resources and energy to produce.
I find it fun, repl driven development, immutability, functions and maps as first class, practical in many situations

Also Datomic hyperfiddle and specs
Again, I just don’t have the impression that the origin story of a friend matters very much to anyone else than me and my friend.

I have friends that I definitely would call “mainstream”, and some of them you might call judgmental. However, their perception would rather apply to the person, how they present themselves and behave, rather than to how I originally met that person. That factor is bound to be just a passing interest (“How’d you met by the way? Ah.”). If at all, because come to think of it, you already have to have formed some opinion, or somewhat care, about said friend to go as far as asking such a question.

Ask yourself whether you’ve ever wondered with more than just fleeting, and therefore inconsequential, interest about how your friends have met their friends, the ones that you don’t have any strong feelings about yourself.

Which, again, also seems to be a bit of a different story with the people you’re dating.
The source, maintained by Sam Hocevar: http://abuse.zoy.org/browser/abuse/trunk
> Please sign the petition

https://secure.avaaz.org/en/community_petitions/YouTube_fix_...
The boundaries are not nearly as arbitrary as you imply. They are determined by what the community has the capacity to discuss while remaining within the site guidelines. If we did it any other way, HN would destroy itself.
I believe part of that is that usually the bulk of the cost of food is the labor and not the ingredients unless you have something 'extra fancy' with ingridents. If it takes as much work to make a cup of pasta as it does to make a quart or gallon of pasta.

An extra serving would add more labor as the expensive part and not save anything. The way to avoid that would be to keep a fresh surplus in the kitchen which would get wasted anyway.

Essentially it would unfortunately amount to 'efficiency theater' without very large assumption changes - sodas for instance have free refills because it is already a massive profit margin due to the sticky price-point where everyone expects it to be a dollar something while the actual cost is measured in pennies. You would die of water intoxication before they would realize a loss from refills.
Soembody did a production run a couple of years ago: https://www.bigmessowires.com/2016/06/04/db-19-resurrecting-...
That's not the case I'm afraid. As she had stated around 01:48, she started in her dining room and based on her own website description, she comes from a background in shoe repair...therefore, she already had the foundations set up in advance.

https://www.westerlyhandmadeshoes.com/about
Not as such, it's just that v4 is so small that most ISPs don't bother to give routed prefixes -- or rather they can't, since there aren't enough addresses available to do so. In v6 it's typical to get something like a /56 from your ISP, which is 2^(128-56) = 2^72 addresses.

(v6 also has a protocol, DHCPv6-PD, to manage prefix delegations automatically, whereas v4 requires manual config or some custom mechanism.)

You could argue that the difference between 2^32 and 2^128 is big enough to be considered a fundamental difference.

(Also: "lets".)
> Is it rude or a sign of being poor?

Thinking about wether or not it is a sign of being poor is a sign of being poor. What would Scrooge McDuck do?
I am pretty sure that those are not actual copyright claims in a DMCA sense. Sadly Youtube is using some internal system with these claims. I assume they were pressured into this by the music industry for ease of squeezing money out of it.
I embraced Netflix and similar services because I was tired of dealing with people talking in the movie theater.

An app that brings the awful theater experience home to your Netflix would be peak Silicon Valley.
Tell me about it...I have been like this my whole life and it really sucks to see others do so many things and you just stay in your own corner as if you got punished for some reason.
Nationalistic and religious flamewar are not only off topic here, they give off toxic fumes that poison the community. We put a lot of effort into trying not to let such forces destroy this place.

When indignation goes into the red, intellectual curiosity is the first casualty, so the mandate of the site requires moderation here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I use a Roku hooked up to my monitor. The monitor doesn't have a remote or mute.
But the work is what I enjoy. You think I'd do all this just to make money? :-)

That said, I will take a break and go have dinner with a buddy of mine. That's really my "Christmas celebration".
I believe fortnite is popular because battle royale suits the streamer model of high community interaction during the buildup phase, and then opportunities to display significant technical prowess during the late game.

If streaming starts to lose popularity, fortnite will too.
I’m figuring that most people here are aware of this meme, which is a slight exaggeration but still serves as a useful point of discussion. There’s no denying that there’s been a trend recently of hiding error messages and instead providing overly saccharine but unhelpful interfaces in their place.
I've never heard of a 'loopback filesystem' before. Can you expand a little on what this is?
Opening that link just redirect to the website its front page.
It is authoritarian parenting - it isn't supposed to make sense it is done because it is done or else the consequences.
I need to serve myself now, so I still think the suggestion applies?
The size of Beethoven’s concertos and symphonies are so much bigger than any that Haydn wrote that I find it difficult to have Haydn sound anything like Beethoven .
Yay Unison! I also use it and love it. I use it to back local servers up to the central file service, another copy flings to a remote server. Very fast, very happy. I'd love for it to do the collection of iThings, but Unison grabs the iTunes files, so I use that path.
Once you're done with the development don't make the mistake of focusing more energy on your coding or product features but rather give everything to market.

Yeah, that's pretty much the plan. "2018: ship. 2019: accelerate". That's been the mantra here. Of course in the strictest sense, the 2018 deadline isn't essential. If we ship on January 4th, or January 15th, or whatever, it doesn't change the overall plan. But I like having a milestone target to shoot for.

Merry Christmas!
Games as a social space aren't new.

Games that attract nearly everyone, even in just some age groups, to one social space are rare.

You won't be joining say...an "EVE Online" discord unless you have bought the game and want to play it. Fortnite is as free as Facebook and is at critical mass for many groups. It ends up becoming the lingua franca of gaming socialization.
And some snow to go with it:

https://with-emacs.com/posts/white-christmas-in-emacs/
Religious flamewar and personal attacks are bannable offenses here. Please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and don't post like this to HN.
Thanks for recommending Larder. I just moved over from Pinboard. I really like the ability to sync Github starred repos and Stack Overflow favorited questions as bookmarks.
I really think Feminism has run it's course. Ever since Jordan Peterson destroyed them on live television.

This is great, you can't have one group of people that looks at inequality in outcome and conflate it with inequality in society.

Women don't go to STEM because they have other options. Men don't have the same options as women do.

So instead, we should focus on how to be an adult in society, and that means self introspective look at the very ideology they subscribe to.

but obviously that's a tall order, once you are so bought into a lie, it becomes the truth, even in the face of science and logical debate.

I'm glad Patreon bans such content.
Hypothesis: CQRS Models with Blockchain as persistence layer works
I would have sympathy if they weren't so damn incompetent. You can clearly see how they fail to make a simple rational check in this guy's issue and objectively realize that it's a fraudulent claim.
They only care when the issues go public and viral, and the outburst is too large to ignore.

This is a disaster for any small creator that uses YouTube. A platform that controls the majority of the internet video distribution is incapable of reacting reasonably to a copyright claim issue until its large enough to actually threaten the solidity of that distribution.
Please don't take HN threads further in the flamewar direction.
> wouldn’t creating OR and AND gates directly reduce the number of transistors

No. Gates require varying numbers of transistors to implement in CMOS.

This idea is almost exactly backwards - logic is reduced to nand because nand requires the fewest transistors, not because CMOS can't (or couldn't) make anything else.
I do admire just how perverse YouTube's solution for copyright law is. If they were accepting DMCA notices, they'd have the obligation to take note of counter-notices. If they were giving control of claimed videos to the claimants, then if someone filed a false claim against you, taking control of your video, you could then file a DMCA notice against the claimaint. But YouTube does neither of these things. Instead, they leave the video in your ostensible control, and just decide to give advertising revenue to someone who isn't you – which, as far as I can tell, doesn't mean that either YouTube or the claimant is technically infringing your copyright. It's brilliant bastardy.
There's ways around the Mac client limitations, though I really wish Apple would just give us a decent power user option already. I almost wish they'd sell a "Developer Kit" which would be an apple branded mobo with an Apple bios with install media. Then you could stick any compatible intel cpu, compatible gpu, and diy it... maybe mobo + case as a barebones... even if it was $500-600 for the barebones, I and many others would still pay that much vs. hackintosh route.

Then they'd just need to release maybe 1-2 motherboards every 12-18 months. Say a full ATX and an ITX variant.
The easiest thing to do would require the claimant and defendant to produce proof of ownership. In this case, it really seems like the claimant's case would have been over as soon as the defendant produced his proof.

If there is conflicting claims of ownership that seems valid from both sides, then send to a 3rd party to decide. Whether that is arbitration or courts. Why should YouTube be responsible at all? During the term of dispute, the ability to earn money is suspended. If the defendant wins, then the claimant should be required to reimburse lost earnings. At this point, YT would have acted in a reasonable manner such that they should not have any liability in it.

How naive am I being for making it seem like a really simple thing to handle?
I mean, I was never 100% on cleaning my plate; exceptions were sometimes made if I was sick or there was some other reason that eating everything was a bad idea. The goal was to minimize waste, even if the food was slightly unpleasant; but it’s not like this was militantly enforced. Really, just do whatever is best for you to reduce waste and stay healthy.
In that case it's a typo, and should be spelled "God Rest Þe Merry", with a latin^Wenglish capital letter thorn, rather than a Y, which was used as a substitute when using early german printing type that didn't include the thorn character.

Unless you're actively trying to write in Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe, in which case go ahead.
Deadline based pipeline seems to work best for our cast.
Exactly, thats why I always have all TVs on, youtube on my third monitor, and twitch on my phone. I get stuff doner than anyone I know.
My biggest concern with science is that in the very long run it's mostly false
I was listening to Homo sapiens and then I just stopped because it doesn't matter.
> It can only sync data between devices that are operating of course.

What does this mean? Does my desktop always need to be on? Or, can I change a file on my laptop, then, when I turn on my desktop, get those changes on the same file?
The worst is that if you don’t update the iOS constantly reminds you to update and if you say no you are given passcode to give it permission to update it by itself in the middle of the night.
Bad Roku box? Mine has no problems with Amazon Prime.
When I was studying computer science at Carnegie Mellon in the '90s, I played bass in a band, and the guitar player was a grad student at the Robotics Institute working on the autonomous vehicle project, the reason CMU was part of the consortium in the article. NavLab 2 was an Army Humvee with a laser scanner mounted on the front, along with some cameras and a bunch of other sensors, and some powerful-at-the-time computers (Sun SPARCstations, IIRC) in back. It was a pretty impressive sight: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/ahs/images/navlab_1_5_images/n...

It was usually parked in the Field Robotics garage, but if you went out early on a weekend morning, you might catch it driving itself slowly around Schenley Park (which is right next to CMU campus) – without anyone at the wheel, which was really unreal and sci-fi-ish at the time.

I remember one story of a jogger who was surprised to suddenly run across it. The story goes that the he or she screamed and actually fainted. The truck was programmed to stop if it found itself in front of any obstacle, so when the jogger came to, there was the truck looming above.

I have no idea if the story is actually true, but I like it anyway.
Do you think this could discourage kids from trying new foods, or does that come under "parental modulation", such that if you try it and don't like it, you don't have to eat it?
My company will not allow that unfortunately (I have already tried), I would need to move to a different company to try something like that
All mobile networks NAT v4 and prefer v6. Many residential networks have v6.

Corporate filtered internet is typically v4-egress.
Thanks for actually explaining this. The defenders of Youtube - I'm convinced a few on r/youtube are shills at this point - will say this is all necessary due to copyright law, Viacom lawsuit, etc etc. One day it will emerge the Google leadership is as crooked as it comes.
There's no way for HN to be immune from macro trends. The macro trend right now, unfortunately, is polarization between China and the West. As I'm sure you've noticed, this has been manifesting dramatically in Western media over the past months. Since the audience here is mostly Western (50% US, 30% Europe, 7% Canada plus Australia, IIRC), it's inevitably going to identify more with one side than the other.

We moderate HN to mitigate the worst aspects of this, but there's no hope of eliminating it. HN is controlled by its community. All that moderation can do is adjust the margins.
the "bigger" play for CSGO will be the "free-to-play". I'm trash as CS, but it's my game of choice. Valve has been doing a ton to keep the game fresh this past year
First, your config isn't a static file that you read wherever you access it, but a library that defines how to load config, and if you treat it as a static file you'll potentially have trouble adapting your code if you want to load config from environmental variables or centralised config management tools.

Second, if you load your config from a different language like JSON, you miss out on the benefits of your first language, like static typing. Static typing gives you nice things like build-time failures for invalid config and integrated configuration autocompletion in IDEs and editors.

Third, you can do things like merging environment-specific configs into a base config or programmatically filling in an array of values explicitly and in a way that's easy to follow. If you're using Fibonacci backoff, you can write "cfg.backoffRetryTimings = fibonacci(100)" instead of listing 100 numbers.
I'm pretty sure that as part of the uploading process you agree to use YouTube process of arbitration in these matters, so the courts would likely tell you this a civil matter to be handled by YouTube.

With that said, nothing was stolen, a claim for the monetization reimbursement was made to YouTube, who is the sole source in deciding who the compensation goes to, decided to send that compensation to the party that made the claim.

Making a claim against an existing video is actually probably a lot safer than re-uploading and attempting to monetize.

From that perspective, what would be the grounds for a lawsuit?
Yeah... which sucks. That said, I really don't have much need for full VMs anymore. At work it all gets deployed in Windows. I try to keep everything I make cross platform and use docker to keep the services I'm not actively working on running local for other stuff. (really appreciate MS SQL Server docker image)

If I need a full VM would probably just use Hyper-V anyway as it's "good enough" ... on my home hackintosh, I haven't needed windows much at all... I use the kid's PC for the handful of projects that must have windows when I have to touch them.

Docker really gets me pretty much all I need in terms of linux support. Even building node projects for AWS Lambda. If I did gui development (other than browser ui/ux), I would probably be a bit more involved.
I'll never totally give up the clean plate mentality but at the same time, giving up the clean plate mentality was instrumental for me losing weight. Just put less on your plate. Then add more, judiciously.
There's a .sketch file included in the repository (https://github.com/miukimiu/react-kawaii/tree/master/sketch). Opens fine in the free version of Figma (https://www.figma.com/). Just requires a bit of effort/time to export all the faces on all the components into SVGs.
Yeaa improvising can really produce good stuff.

See: https://youtu.be/lHXkQDanKow

Neither improvising is lost in East.
I don’t understand the point of this list. It’s just a list of concepts on various degrees of commonality. What’s the motivation of making a list like this? What’s the benefit?
Personally I've said half-jokingly that the redesigns are for job security because admitting that the design is perfectly fine and changes have no guarantee of improvement greater than the adjustment cost would result in a pink slip.

Although that does point to a common problem of 'design for purchasing manager' where software is designed for the sake of pleasing people who don't actually use it and merely adds a bunch of useless cruft that would rapidly become an irritating obstacle to users but looks impressive on first blush.
> There's a down vote button if you disapprove a comment

No, there's only a down vote button if you've gone along with the virtuous and enlightened HN hivemind for long enough.
I was (and still am) a picky eater. I was diagnosed late in life with a genetic disorder, which is the reason I'm a picky eater. I was often criticized for being so picky, but I was never told to clean my plate.

It wasn't uncommon for my father to eat what was left on my plate rather than throw it out, but my right to decide what to put in my body was always respected.

I think that -- respecting a person's right to control what goes in their body -- is an excellent policy. I'm not trying to talk trash about your parents. I'm just saying it's possible to be anti-waste without this rule. There are other ways to do that and I think they are better.
It lets you mount a file as a filesystem, instead of an actual hardware device. I think it's called "loopback" because instead of reading from /dev/whatever it loops back to /dev/original and reads the specified file.

See the man page for `mount`: https://linux.die.net/man/8/mount (search for "loop")
I've been following this guide for several months. It's made some excellent recommendations so far. Prospective type theorists, students of linear logic, etc. will have to venture beyond the reading list, but having a good grasp of the modern fundamentals of logic has made a big difference to me in how well I can follow texts like HoTT.
And for leisure, www.logicomix.com (a surprising graphical novel bio-"pic" of Russell and some episodes of the foundations saga).
Again not far. Fuel cells to be used that allow for storing solar reliably, by all means, provide the evidence of the fuel cell industry making this possible not wishful proprietary technologies
The 12 days of working from home over the holidays
It isn’t. Your footprint becomes much smaller once you get out of your car. There are walkable/bikable areas all over the place that are livable, but they may not stand out if one isn’t looking for them.
This has been around for quite some time. 2007 publication by Yamanaka, and then 2012 by Weissman/Wernig et all.