skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is no need to be rude if you got sources ;)

I just looked at the newest article in your list ("Evening use of light-emitting eReaders negatively affects sleep, circadian timing, and next-morning alertness") and

* there was no mention at all about blue light

* the difference between sleep onset of treatment and control group was 10 minutes - with errors of +-13 and 19 minutes(!), ergo there was no measurable effect.

Edit:

It's important to have a look at the sun's spectrum: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunlight#/media/File:Spectrum_...

As can be seen the absolute amount of dark blue to blue (380-500nm) is pretty high regardless of wheather conditions. Full daylight is about 10-20klux, so between 3000lux and 7000lux of blue light alone. For comparison: anti-depression lights are about 2000-3000lux over the whole visible spectrum. Yet people sleep perfectly fine in regions where the sun sets at 11pm in the summer.

There obviously may be an effect, but if it exists, it has to be small.
> someone has a comfortable, secure life with food and shelter

That's the thing, they don't. If they did I'd agree with you that the problem isn't very bad. You just don't see it around you. If you don't believe me search the FRED database for rent inflation and median wages, for example.

Human brain is desperate for explanations. Populism is getting a lot of votes at the moment - people will prefer something that at least attempts to explain their pain over something that denies that the pain exists. "Drain the swamp" by Donal Trump and "Tax the rich" by Democratic hopefuls like Elizabeth Warren.
The vast majority of the BBC's services use HTTPS nowadays, including BBC News, BBC Bitesize, Sounds/Radio, CBBC and CBeebies, etc. Only pre-2010 news stories are HTTP.

The only other parts that remain HTTP (that I've seen) are certain archived content, e.g. the older Learning[0] and Languages[1] portals.

[0]: http://www.bbc.co.uk/learning/coursesearch/

[1]: http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/german/
I'm still looking at how to best communicate with my bank too, to get actual answers. :D Not this cookie cutter kind of support.

No matter how precisely I describe the problem, I get copy paste or poorly thought out response. That's why I like smaller businesses, where there's still a connection between doers and support people, or where the doers are the support people.
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Are you using it? does it work? when I tried to use it some long time ago, it was unusably broken (asked me to validate my account by recognizing photos of some friends, but each photo was showing as a blank white rectangle).
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Thats a very good question! The opensource Loki project will always be fully featured, but we are looking at building an enterprise version in a very similar way to Grafana Enterprise.

Having the right differentiation is key here, and something we're super sensitive to - for instance, we put LDAP (a typically enterprise feature) into OSS Grafana. What this space and let us know what you think!
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I believe more like Jæger/Zipkin traces.
Hi Tom, I'm a massive fan of your project and have used it to great success. Your funding is greatly deserved!
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My experience with language servers in VSCode has been less than stellar (looking at you Golang integration).

I just haven't found anything as responsive as IntelliJ's custom embedded autocomplete/code-formatting/refactoring capabilities yet... everything else is just inferior feeling.
Is it possible yet to have localized date formats?
We mean distributed traces ala zipkin, jaeger etc.
The current white working class in the Midwest was at one time, not too long ago, the economic backbone of this country. Economic policies propelling forward globalization directly destroyed the economic livelihoods of those people. And now we’re being told it’s racist to complain about, racist to argue against policies that are destroying the Midwest.
What does it do? It's not very clear from the readme.
> What we often call "liberals" in the US are more like "leftists" than the traditional liberal way of life and thought.

Originally, the political Left was a name for classical liberalism based on where the liberals sat, as opposed to the conservative monarchists, in the French National Assembly. So if we’re fetishizing the original sense of terms, the distinction is nonsense.

Most of the political spectrum in the modern West (outside of the
far right, which is classically conservative) is rooted in classical liberalism, which was nearly completely victorious over classical conservatism. They differ in whether they see the progress made by the 18th century liberals as the end goal or the starting point (“Left” evolved somewhat faster than “liberal” because that division became evident during the revolutionary period in France.)

> I make the distinction about "thinking" people not to be elitists at all

Yeah, you just think disagreeing with you ideologically can only be possible if people don't think.

> but rather because it is obvious that there are those who blindly follow and then there are those who choose to be more analytical and actually think rather than follow.

Sure, that much is true. The part that's less obvious is where you say most everyone that falls in the latter camp agrees with you ideologically while most everyone who disagrees with you is in the former camp.
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I never heard there was thousands of fake posts, just when they posted articles they used fake accounts. Also there were no fake comments as Reddit launched without the ability to leave comments.
I wanted to upvote this, but the more I read it the more it felt unscientifically culty.

Claims pretty much every psychiatric inconvenience (distraction, laziness, stress, restlessness) can be caused by "trauma." Proposes "trauma" is so blanket that anyone/everyone can have it.

This would all be terribly interesting if there were links to scientific studies validating any of this. Let me know when there's a "cure" for trauma that treats distraction/laziness and a double-blind study finds clinical significance for it.

I'll let the FDA vet my panaceas for me, thank you very much.
Sounds like your issue is with capitalism
Hi! Thanks for reaching out. I specialize in enterprise web applications. Mostly PHP, Node JS, and React.. but I can learn new things very quickly.

Here’s my email if you’re interested: jpseawell@gmail.com
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Meh. I’ve worked there as well and I think SSF has a lot of potential and it’s clear why:

- SSF has been welcoming new housing (see multistory apartments going up along highway)

- SSF has been welcoming businesses. The new biotech clusters are truly shocking, I’d guess another 5 million sq ft of office/lab space is new or under way. Genentech just submitted a plan to double their foot print.

- it has a decent commercial strip, obviously nothing compared to SF, but how could it be

- it has both a Caltrain and BART station, but your point is true about the locations not being ideal

If you’re a 20-something looking for cool restaurants and an ideal car-less life, then yeah, SF is better, but for the remaining 80% of the population, SSF offers a lot.
The OP is "How do you build a personal knowledge base?" I have used over years many tools. For me I need a tool that can handle: (a) "easy, unstructured data entry"; (b)"help find emergent pattern in data entered at (a)."

TiddlyWiki (https://https://tiddlywiki.com/) is a very interesting and useful tool that matches my two criteria above very well.

Its usable immediately. Just click to create a "Tiddler" and type. Later you can manipulate/present the "Tiddlers" you created in numerous ways.

The basic version is a single HTML file that self-modifies (for interested programmers its a rare example of a pure "Quine"). It works in any browser.

Browser extensions are available for it so that it can overwrite save, rather than download save.

It will work with the cloud if you need that. Interfaces with Google Docs. Free publishing from local TiddlyWiki to online publishing is built-in for http://tiddlyspot.com. And more I can't list. See main site for info.

It has its own scripting language that includes string matching, maths and complex filters. In particular its "filter" mechanisms, that are largely list oreientated, allow complex interrogation and presentation of content.

It supports JavaScript modules allowing full integration of good existing tools.

There are libraries of plugins--both official (https://tiddlywiki.com/#%24%3A%2Fcore%2Fui%2FControlPanel%2F...) and unofficial (https://dynalist.io/d/zUP-nIWu2FFoXH-oM7L7d9DM -- hundreds) that extend function in many ways.

There are also other versions of TW that are node based. Of the more interesting branches are "Bob" (https://github.com/OokTech/TW5-Bob) that provides all of TW's base functionality plus interaction with the OS on all major desktop platforms. Another is TiddlyServer (https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer).

IMO its a very sophisticated and very effective tool for recording unstructured data in any form.

The real plus in it is that you can then, if you need, begin to structure that data in innumerable ways.

An upside is you can learn the basics very quickly. A downside is that it can take some time to fully understand all you can do in it and how to do it.

For developers its Github gives insight into how it works and current developoments (https://github.com/Jermolene/TiddlyWiki5).

It has a useful, friendly, discussion group (https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tiddlywiki).

Its a kind of "Swiss Army Knife" of information tools.
You're right, it is pedantic, it goes without saying that nobody is suggesting that Europeans have figured out how to bypass the laws of thermodynamics to generate free healthcare in the most literal sense.
Hi all, original poster here.

I created Passbox after buying my first motorcycle and thinking that if anything happened to me on it I'd like for my devices/accounts/photos and such to not be walled off forever.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the app, approach and any feedback in general! Thanks!
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Ubuntu Touch/UBPorts is intended to run on kernels that have been patched for AOSP, with libhybris being used for driver support. The LineageOS project (well, individual device maintainers most of the time) does all the dirty work of getting the kernel to build, and run something like a baseline AOSP environment on the device. I'm pretty sure that requiring support from the mainline kernel would be a lot more limiting.
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I tried, but I missed a lot of thinks like being able to click a random line instead of down down down down. Or selections. Commands are good but I pretty much just use find and replace in vim.
That’s what third world countries do, govern by violence first, instead of trying to solve underlying problems
I believe they'll add that soon, but they haven't yet because of either:

1) The code base is not production ready yet, and they don't want an issue to come up which leaks users passwords

2) (More likely) They intend to add support for LockBox, their extension that replaces mediocre password support with a full-fledged password manager.
And they need the Add-On support before they can include that.

So most probably you'll see this along with add-on support come in the next few months
> When FOX 11 reached out to AT&T for comment on the SIM swap lawsuits against them, the company responded “This is an industry problem,” and referred us to the CTIA for more information.

And AT&T is the industry leader.
I got this one from one of my mates in school: "Can you please install Gentoo on my toaster?"
>50% of out engineering effort goes into Grafana - but we've already branched out into other spaces, with a team working on Metrictank (scalable Graphite), Cortex (scalable Prometheus), Loki (log aggregation) and even the Graphite and Prometheus projects.

That being said, Grafana will always treat other datasources as first class citizens, like we already do with Influx, MySQL, CloudWatch, Stackdriver, Elastic etc. This is our "un-vendor" approach.
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Adjusting for cost of living is a little bit risky though; because part of what that means is that they don't buy things they can't afford. It doesn't matter how low the cost of living goes; a rural hospital is not going to have the same resources as a city-centre hospital attached to a university with a strong medical research focus.

And there are probably other confounding factors; eg, it may be much more difficult for a homeless individual to exist in a rural town than a city - the stats would show that as more homeless in the city, even though the ambient conditions are better. So sure the stats say that there is more poverty in the cities - but that might just be signalling that poverty is much more painful in rural areas. This means that people could be saying things that are technically wrong (hence the myth) but are very accurate to the lived experiences and pressures on someone in a rural area.
Enabling people to steal scooters by showing how to hack them is not part of the hacker ethos at all, except for the black hat hackers.
I assume you're responding to the GP's "Violence is required." Perhaps actual violence is not required now, but the threat of violence is still just as real and necessary.
> I'm not convinced that a site known for hosting gory and violent videos is really what these human rights activists are looking for

You mean gory and violent videos like war crimes and human rights violations? Sounds like exactly the right site.
>Certainly, non-white Americans [...] would not be amenable to viewing themselves as either a symptom of, or merely collateral damage in, the narrative of the decline of white people.

I'm not framing it that way. I think you're the only one here who's doing that. In my view, if we're going to break big issues down by race, it's smart to address and include all the races - especially the biggest one.

While it's nice to imagine that non-white Americans would care about the problems of their fellow citizens, the decline of white America is at least the concern of voting Americans who happen to be white, which is most of them. This fact may be of interest to candidates seeking an electoral majority.
> It's as much about living on the command line and 10-15 years of having Unix a ctrl+z or tmux split-pane away.

I press F12 in my IDE and I get dropped into a terminal or I can just open XTerm independently... I don't follow how this is a valid argument against IDE's.
is it profitable?
Most kinds of drugs, really. Alcohol and explosives are a legal but often unfortunate combination.
There is a DevTools console message warning you about this that pops up if the cookie would have been rejected, if not for the 2 minute threshold for POST requests (and friends).
Paper in books is also aligned the same way, to resist better to humidity.

Humidity enlarges the fibres, but doesn't get them longer.
In a humid environment a book grows wider but not taller.

If the paper is oriented the other way, the paper would grow taller and the spine of the book, which is stitched and glued, would force the paper to warp and became ondulated.
It hides itself when you scroll down.
A politics of surrendering before the fight or selling out the working class to your wealthy donors is not something people rally behind.
Yes, this. Or at least change to a more universal format as opposed to US-centric.
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Oh god, can you imagine Joanna Lumley coming on the radio to tell you you were about to be blown to smithereens by an atomic bomb.
According to Trading Economics, Spain seems to be hanging around 32%~34% currently, with a clear trend of improvement since 2014. Portugal, right next door, is at 17%~19%, also after steady improvement since 2014. One of the good things about being an EU citizen is that you can just go work anywhere else in the EU... I mean, much like you can move to another state in the US, I suppose.

https://tradingeconomics.com/spain/youth-unemployment-rate

https://tradingeconomics.com/portugal/youth-unemployment-rat...
Well your post here has non-ascii characters. But perhaps you wrote it in in Word and copy-pasted it into Internet Explorer. I've seen that approach recommended to avoid data loss. It's not entirely clear what your objection is tho, since you recommend permitting UTF-8 which allows you to represent many many more non-ascii characters than ascii characters.
Are you looking to move to Reykjavik because of the dev jobs or are you saying you like the landscape that much that you are willing to learn the language to experience it full time?
FYI: regular Firefox for Android also has reader mode.

I still quite like Firefox Preview though. I'm not quite sure what you mean by CSS theme-color, but if that refers to preferes-color-scheme: dark, then as far as I can see it supports that? DuckDuckGo is dark for me.
Thank you! I can't claim any credit for the Grafana project though - Torkel & team have done and continue to do an excellent job there. I mostly work on Prometheus, Cortex & Loki.
> His defense is the greater good. That should prevent prosecution.

Do you mean prevent conviction or are you taking the stance claiming "the greater good" means you shouldn't be tried?
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Two candidates? That's a balance? I don't see that.

And, to my point (thank you), they are both Blue. So the narrative remains a Party v Party paradigm. How's that workin' out for us?

You have a point, but two is not a trend.
Perhaps not a fair comparison until you account for the C library's string comparison behaviors. If your default is LANG=C.UTF-8, your wc may be a bunch slower than LANG=C. I think OSX is still using gnu wc, yes? Maybe the Dialog race should be repeated with this controlled for.

https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1sxpgp/make_gr...

Edit. Still true in Linux today.

$ LANG=C time -p wc /tmp/foo 2>&1 >/dev/null
real 0.29
user 0.28
sys 0.01

$ LANG=C.UTF-8 time -p wc /tmp/foo 2>&1 >/dev/null
real 0.86
user 0.86
sys 0.00
Yeah, that was a weak example on my part. If they're actually skipping the normal review process, that's either malice or unreasonable negligence. And the Google Play followup of "your app is mature and should be PEGI 16" implies a human paid actual attention to this case, which makes it seem much less innocent.

I guess I can imagine some special cases that wouldn't be Google treating itself differently, like triggering reviews when a publisher's largest app crosses a size threshold and assuming established publishers can trusted more generously. But honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Google just carved out an internal exception.

And the PEGI 16 request goes beyond "not the same treatment as Gboard" to "objectively incorrect review outcome", so regardless something is fishy...
Not currently but will coming in a release soon (6.6 I hope). A super important feature that we should have added a long time ago.
In Word, too. Without selling your soul the devil: Microsoft merely demands a fee for the product.
I know there are good reasons why it's not fully secure, but I'd really like to be able to access `.onion` addresses in my regular browser over TOR and everything else directly as usual. In _this_ I'm not over-worried about the risk of deanonymisation as my aim is on one hand access to resources I don't have access to now and on the other hand legitimisation of TOR as something that anyone could reasonably use, even (or especially!) if they have "nothing to hide".
Isn't there an option to hide it when scrolling down?

edit: It's supposed to do that automatically, if it doesn't - I think you could report an issue.
The title is misleading. The "text editor for developers" should point to an article about Emacs.
Tor is the dark web... because the sites you access are hidden from normal Internet access... hence they are 'dark'
Soft power. So people around the world see things our way. The likelihood of this being immensely costly is near nil, by the way.
> It is impossible to launch hundreds of communities all at once, that is why I started to choose the idea of the first community

This in itself is a good idea. It worked for Lobsters and HackerNews, and one of the things that went wrong with Voat:

https://battlepenguin.com/tech/voat-what-went-wrong/#too-man...
Busy paying bills to survive.
Making permanent edits? No. For debugging a b0rked system, yes. Unfortunately not every system is always optimally monitored if there are lots of teams so you sometimes need to get to the [Virtual]Machine and poke around.
I used Spacemacs and then Emacs + Evil for a while.

My biggest problem is that it is SLOW.

Emacs, even without the Spacemacs bloat, would regularly freeze up on me or feel slow and a bit sluggish.

My main reason for sticking with (neo)vim over Jetrains IDEs or VS Code is the incredible responsiveness. Thanks to Coc et al we now get awesome IDE features too, and Vim is easy enough to customize. (though not as much as Emacs, obviously)
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The whole point of a one time pad is that it is never used again and destroyed after use. Even the sick fucks in the CIA don't think they can get a key sequence from you with torture or threats after it has already been stomped and put in a microwave.