skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One of the things on my TODO list that I never get around to is getting back up to speed with the Audacity codebase and making its PCM waveforms look like the actual wave rather than join-the-dots.

So many random people use Audacity because it's zero cost, and every one of those people is an opportunity to implicitly teach what's actually going.

Yes, they could all go watch Monty's excellent video showing what's going on, but they needn't do that if the tools we give them show everything properly in the first place, they'd just assume "Right I guess it's magic somehow" and only need Monty's video if they needed to actually understand (or argue with people who are wrong on the Internet).

Everything else about Audacity is pitched just right for an audience that doesn't need a full-blown DAW anyway.
So you get my point, then!
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Photoshop is much less free/open than Jetbrains products are.
For me the hesitation is that it's a lot of money for something I don't know if I'm going to like it or if it's going to make me more productive.

It's an expensive experiment, especially considering the vast variety of different styles, layouts, pressure sensitivity, etc, etc.
Google reveals just how much of the world it’s mapped with Street View and Earth
So this is the usual "I'm peeved that I chose the wrong licence and someone made money off my project". Aha.
What's the point of, in a vscode vs jetbrains comparison, dropping a "oh, oh, Emacs can do it too!" comment?
Wouldn't there be a flood of Brits after Brexit, making your job search harder? I'd say leave now (huh, no pun intended), but I guess EU companies are at the moment reluctant to take British citizens as employees.

Alternatively if you have a bit of Irish or Italian in your heritage, you can get a passport from one of them.
Wikipedia isn't as authoritative a source as you think it is, especially for subjects like this that are heavily gatekeeped by people with an ax to grin (without necessarily having the actual credentials to back it up)

And heritability doesn't mean what you think it does

I'm choosing to believe you're arguing in good faith, so prepare to ingest a decent amount of material if you want to understand why: http://bactra.org/weblog/520.html
> complaining about $300 for a great keyboard is like complaining about a pricey bed.

except it isn't a great keyboard when compared with standard keyboards, and its value proposition is absurd when taken into account that standard keyboards cost around 10€ and ergonomic keyboards by reference brands such as Microsoft go for about 50€.
I think catchall and dmarc required an email. Yes a bit odd maybe. But hey; a human responded within 15 minutes.
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I thought anything you say under influence is not credible.
https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/

Mechanical and split ergonomics.

Has built in Mouse capability using the keys. They’re also working on attachable touchpad, trackball, and trackpoint (just like a thinkpad).
It’s not about “fully buying into AWS”. I would say the same about Azure or GCP - well not GCP I wouldn’t trust Google for any infrastructure. If you have a static workload and the staff to handle infrastructure, AWS may not be worth it. Use a colo or a cheaper service like Linode. Everything I use managed services for I’ve done on prem.

I’m saying that it is just as much a waste of money and time to use any cloud provider just to duplicate what you could do at a colo.

I would say the same thing about spending extra money for Oracle or SQL Server. Why spend extra on a commercial solution and not take advantage of it. You wouldn’t use Excel just to create CSV files.
very interesting numbers!

I always wondered how much money Microsoft generates out of their proper dev tools like Visual studio, would be interested in seeing those...

or perhaps someone can point me to some market research in this space?
GPL is GPL. If their thing isn't, they are in violation. They now have deep pockets.

For anything that had no license spelled out, they had and have no license to use it at all.

To be clear: they appear to have no license to distribute your code today, and owe you damages for all the distribution they have done thus far that was not licensed.
Lincoln Labs endorses Rust for spacecraft software development
Personally, I'm a huge fan of ardour and I'd rather see that on the front page of hn opposed to reaper myself. It's been updated fairly regularly over the years i've used it and it's an awesome DAW to use. The open source audio software community doesn't really get the credit it deserves. Most of the software has come a long way over the last ten years and getting a professional level setup using only open source software is doable without insane amounts of effort.
AFAIK it is not yet used this way in practice, but I see no reason it couldn't be integrated into AR glasses. This would allow autistic people to interact socially on an equal footing with neurotypical people.
Thank you—this is priceless. Caption to fig 4: “...and we can still screw with the variables to make ourselves look good!“

As an academic, I’ve now seen the light!
I personally use that key for "super" (the logo key), so that I can easily use it to manage windows.
Are you suggesting that if Google disappeared tomorrow, the world would carry on without a mapping service? I highly doubt it and I also feel we won't go far by simply theorizing about it.

Google doesn't just have a perceived monopoly. Or perhaps monopoly isn't the right word, but I also can't think of a better one. It is about its pervasiveness and presence on too many markets at once, coupled with availability of too much data.

None of those five companies you vaguely hint at might themselves be a better basket on their own but they are at least five additional baskets. Removing a service from the most pervasive company is a win in itself, IMO.
You're right. I edited my comment. I'm very new to this space and have a lot to learn.
If 6x6 is enough, there's someone on Reddit in the USA who makes custom printed Dactyl/Manuform cases:

https://www.reddit.com/user/crystalhand/comments/96xu7g/3d_p...
The low hanging fruit is some kind of penalty on CO2 enissions.
I don't understand why they think more education (especially college loan debt saddled ones) are the solution.

We need to accept that not everyone can be rich. Rich is relative and by definition, for someone to be rich, others must be poor.

That said, the goal should be to provide enough opportunities for people to chase high income opportunities, if they so wish. Will this eliminate poverty 100%? No. But will it give an escape route for those who so wish and can? Yes.

So whats the most childish way to find opportunities?

1. Find economic production/service gaps in regional markets

2. Find gaps in education/training that will fill that void

3. Encourage people to get that training.

As an example, here is a playbook for an aspiring civic problem fixer.

1. There is a gigantic need for RNs, plumbers, construction workers, electricians and even doctors in many many many counties in almost all states. Find the shortages in your counties and states. List them in a google doc.

2. Find institutions, organizations, unions, high schools that can provide such training. Write single pager documents on how these can be achieved by anyone moving to those counties.

3. Advertise and market these opportunities.

It's a slow process but this is hoe developing countries with limited literacies got rich. There is no reason why this won't work in America.

Another thing that can be done is city, state, national lawmakers need to be encouraged to reduce barriers.

1. Better, cheaper day to day healthcare allows people to quit jobs and start businesses

2. With more production, prices need to go down. Allow them to. Let housing prices come down. Let cost of education come down

3. Let some wealth be transferred from rich to poor. There are far too many kids of rich who can sustain an entire lifestyle of consumption with daddy's money. That's not fair. Higher taxes on wealthy (progressive cap gains) would fix this.

4. People themselves need to accept that jobs won't "come" to you. You need to go there. If that means living in shitty San Francisco, its up to you to grab this. Make that extra 100k for a year and then start a business in your home county.

Also, be willing to look for global jobs. There are many many jobs everywhere in the world for the valient. Asking for jobs to cone to you without putting in any work is not acceptable in today's world. I understand that family circumstances might make it hard but you need to own it and figure it out. Many people live non-ideal lives and come up with 2-3 year gameplans.
> Why wouldn't I bring food I like with me?

Because it's a customs faff. That's the point of the thread.
Some countries have a better or worse history on personal and political freedoms than others. Doesn't mean it will always be the case.

Beyond this, you can create solutions that can prevent even yourself from certain types of snooping with out a lot of additional work. This is a place where I think available source helps, if not open.

In the end, you pick your battles. Even if you self-host, there are risks.
not op but iiuc:
gwt = google web toolkit
npw = null pointer exception
Linkable posts are always useful. If you are worried about the effort. Please have a look at the one that I own. https://ranvir.xyz/blog/.

The basic version, https://github.com/barryclark/jekyll-now

I also use the basic CMS, https://siteleaf.com to manage it.
A friend of mine said he'd send me a link. Doesn't seem to have gotten around to it yet.
I'm curious what you think is superior to Topre.

I've tried most of the MX style switches, and none come close.
No. Contempt should be accountable.
Thanks for this. Could you provide more info about Monty? Maybe a link?
It's one sided because one side is right and the other side is wrong. Studies showing "innate" differences (whatever "innate" means) are dismissed on methodolgy grounds because they do have methodology flaws. The overwhelming majority of population geneticists and evolutionary biologists dissmiss race science because it is flawed and has been repeatedly shown to be flawed since the 1920s. Techy people seem to trust the scientific consensus for plenty of issues, I don't see why suddenly an argument about "being fair to both sides" should be made just when it comes to the IQ of black people.
It's the same as spending $10k on a mattress - it's just dumb. Yes you spend a lot of time in it, but after a certain point you're spending money to feed someone's marketing, not paying for any tangible benefit.
The title here made me think of Jeff Minter...

https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep_in_Space
You brought back memories of my time working on render code for MS Office.
> a long discontinued keyboard model

Can you provide a link with a picture to show what you mean about the layout?
Incredible. I wish people would take themselves less seriously like this. I would never have read that paper and learned a bit about that space if it hadn't been such an engaging read.
Your website is very nice and I came across it when I was looking for a place to go travel.

However I still don't understand one can make so much money with a website like this.

I would personally never pay for any services like this when everything is free on the internet...
Tbh, cheap(er) keyboards don't necessarily are unreliable and fall under that theory. I'm mildy interested in buying a fancy keyboard, but the Logitech I bought in highschool refuses to die...
Same vendor actually :)
Ctrl+Shift+A to find ANY action in the whole IDE + ability to customize almost everything is the peak performance of UX. Everybody should learn from JetBrains. Tools made for developers by developers <3
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> cgroups? Other managers exist.

For resource quotas? Cgroups is a kernel interface. What kind of manager do you have in mind?

> daemon/process management? daemontools, runnit, s6, etc.

None of them can deal with runaway daemons. Some of them can deal with ordering and pre/post conditions and instancing, but not as extensively. Each provides a different subset of systemd's init features.

> Running/waking a program from network activity? inetd (xinetd) has been doing that since the '70s.

Inetd works in entirely different way. Those approaches are not comparable at all. (Systemd can hand off the whole listening socket)
I did this [1] to an Ergodash kit, although I don't find it practical to press the furthest thumb key with my thumb. You'd want the Ergodash Mini which has one fewer row.

I chose by printing the PCBs for several split keyboards and working out which one fitted my thumbs best.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMechKeyboards/comments/duu6zn/e...
Can anyone highlight differentiators vs [protonmail, fastmail, ...]?
What advice for someone busy but technical, looking to get off gmail?
Where in the FA does it talk about using it in the ocean?
If you think doing so is tasteless, you are clearly approaching this with a social lens and I don’t necessarily disagree with your conclusions.

I chose to approach this with an economic lens, hence the question of whether the original license was permissive, which is the green-light that allows all commercial exploitations to not appear illegal in the eyes of the law.

Open source is one of those activities where developers, who are no less human than non-developers, interleave social norms with market norms.

As far as humans go, social & market/economic norms don’t mix very well [0], so an unfortunate side effect of a lot of open source projects is that our expectations as humans get routinely violated due to the unnatural mix, as your example of the open source NTP developer in near penury clearly illustrates.

[0] https://www.aglobalreach.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Soci...
So do you upload when you're using this?
People will still manage in such situations. It will be adhoc and depending on social evolution rather then a formal structure.
my bad, I haven't checked Germany. I stand corrected. Just UK and Australia then.
Even cooler idea; reading articles before commenting. Where in the FA does it talk about using this in the ocean?
As usual, madereth comes to mind:

http://adereth.github.io/blog/2014/04/09/3d-printing-with-cl...

http://adereth.github.io/blog/2015/11/19/clojure-slash-conj-...

clojure wrapped openscad to live design your keyboard from emacs/cider.

'(have fun)
Although I got down votes, but I dont regret my question. Now I know why it is important for people to mention the language of a project. It makes sense now.
of course not everything should be backed up to the cloud.
but if it's important and only available on your phone, then yes please back it up, or better yet, have it up there in the cloud.

regarding your comparison between a windows folder and localstorage feels a bit exaggerated.

yes, the Chrome team really fumbled it.
and yes localstorage and important data should be mutually exclusive.
Narrative Space: A model for understanding society
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The language specific apps also seem to get updated before the language plugins do.

I used to use IntelliJ Ultimate, and had to wait a while before getting new features announced for PhpStorm, for example.

I now just use PhpStorm for PHP and GoLand for Go, instead of attempting to use IntelliJ for all languages. I spend less time configuring IntelliJ for each language and get updates on release day.

JetBrains has an "everything" licence that I was able to migrate to from IntelliJ Ultimate.
You may like them more for a variety of reasons but how is photoshop less free/open than Jetbrains products. Both are commericial products that require a licease and both are on the subscription model after selling unlimited liceases for years.
> This has been used to deny women entrance to universities, to take out loans, to own property, vote, participate in politics, make laws, start companies, become scientists and doctors, run marathons, and make many substantial decisions about their lives. If these differences weren't historically used as justification to deny people the ability to have control over their lives, then yes it would be easier to talk about them.

Correct me if I'm wrong but a majority of men throughout history did not have many rights either. 'Rights' were enjoyed by a few male aristocrats. History is written and perpetuated by the aristocrats. Note that rights were not that important for life quality for commoners in the past when people were struggling through wars, famine and lack of basic technology.

Men also have had massive disadvantages because of the differences. Compared to female 'disadvantages', male disadvantages had higher impact on life quality and were less likely to have an intersection with commoners of the other gender. The male disadvantages being: dangerous physical labor jobs, participating in wars, less likely to start a family, forced to be the breadwinner and work at remote places away from family.
My problem with such keyboard is that it assumes:

- you will mostly work on the same place (or you accept the burden of traveling with your keyboard and be "that guy" when you set it up. Personally for the same hurdle, I prefer a secondary screen on the go)

- you will mostly work on the same machine (or you have multiple keyboards, one for each machine, and if you are in a data center or tech support, you move with your keyboard).

- you will not be exposed to many different keyboards, or layouts (e.g: you don't need to go help users and customers on their machine that don't allow plugging in, you don't teach, you don't use your phone a lot, etc). Switching layouts all the time is a nightmare.

- you can afford the initial lower productivity (e.g: you are not a freelancer that needs a regular output).

- cables and taking space are ok. Taste is taste, after all.

- you have the money, and find it is better invested in this than say, a better screen, mouse, graphic card, battery, etc. And renewal. Or you have enough to have it all.

- you are certain of this model is what you need or you can afford trying many. There are many ergonomic keyboards. They are all special and expensive in their own way.

- your layout is available. I'm french, I use AZERTY. Or you are fine learning to type with the wrong letters, or using stickers. I often buy/user computers in/from the US, and just type from memory after setting the QWERTY to an AZERTY layout. One of my friend like Dvorak (actually Bepo, the fr version)...

- nobody else than you will use your computer. Or you have several setup and are ok to switch every time.

Now I understand that as it's my job, optimizing this key element of it makes sense.

But hell, that's a lot of per-requisites.
It’s all in the database. Orwellian UK TV license ad. (2010)
Same here. I wish everyone company with a subscription based licensing model did it this way. It should be noted though, when Jetbrains initially decided to move to this type of licensing, it was a bit different and they got a lot of backlash from existing users (including myself), but credit to them for listening and amending it to something better for customers.

I've been a happy customer and Resharper user for many years and it makes my life much better, so it's great to see the company doing well.
The Ergodox EZ is connected by a replaceable standard 3.5mm (male to male) cable; I presume most ergodoxes are the same.
Yes, here's an example with a build guide: https://github.com/alonswartz/trackpoint/blob/master/README....
Fair enough. But isnt their statement (and citation) that exerting emotional control directly correlates with measured increases in a particular region ... exactly what we want to see? If all people exerting emotional control exhibit red ears, and yoga practcioners have less red ears when under stressful focused tasks, it does seem reasonable that less emotional control is required. That logic is sound, right?
> It is about its pervasiveness and presence on too many markets at once, coupled with availability of too much data.

It's precisely the pervasiveness and availability of the data that drives the quality of the mapping service. I'm curious as to how you think you can have one without the other.
Even that is something that Fork probably can handle with custom actions: https://git-fork.com/blog/page/3/#custom-actions. I agree that a lot of the times apps are mostly cookie cutter and Fork may not really be all that special, but it definitely feels like the devs try to make the common path easiest, but make it pretty simple to take the desired path without friction.
I'm an outsider fan. I've attempted to use IntelliJ on multiple occasions, but it just can't really compete with Eclipse as far as my requirements are concerned. But the competition from and innovation in IntelliJ has no doubt made Eclipse better (and modern Eclipse is kind of awesome and just keeps getting better).
I've never seen a random act of violence, or even shouting yet (except for the obviously mentally disturbed characters in the U-Bahn station).

In Perth, it's not at all uncommon for Northbridge on a Friday night to see half a dozen people passed out, another dozen vomiting, a few fistfights, and a thousand drunken shouting matches.

Honestly, it's a different level.
Just a data point:

I was/is a big “napper” for the last 2-3 years.
The doctor said “your getting old” (56 at the time).

Turned out brain tumor was pressing on thalamus(?) which is making me feel tired among other things.
+1 for pun :)
It's easy to see it's calculated from the key since the validation will fail if the code is wrong.

What would it prove if they showed the private key in plain text?
Now the perpetual licensed version always lags 12 months behind in updates, i.e. you do not have a perpetual license for the past 12 months worth of updates at the time your subscription runs out.
I guess even easier would be to go to the visual mode, then selecting all the lines and append the commas all at once :)

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No one is immune from loneliness, but we have the cure within ourselves
There is absolutely no excuse for any editing product to be perceptibly slow.

A single ordinary, commodity CPU core can sort 100M of totally random ints in 5 seconds. The amount of work any editor legitimately needs to do to provide you editing support is trivial, in comparison, by any measure.
Alternate link: https://www.ft.com/content/6b687b80-1dbd-11ea-97df-cc63de1d7...
Thanks for sharing that. I use a lot of polyester garments for sports and feel kinda crumby knowing it really hurts the environment.

Hopefully these sound wave systems can be adapted to municipal water systems so as to remove the consumer as the point of failure. Really cool to see the technology that creates Chladni figures being applied to something so useful.

Reminds me of how things start off as entertainment many times, and eventually make a way into an industrial application.
Deadly Sins of Enterprise Software [video]
You also get loyalty discounts on your subscription!

After year three even their "everything" licence feels affordable for a working dev. (€649 for the first year, €389 by year three: https://www.jetbrains.com/store/#commercial?billing=yearly )

I wish more companies did this.
Nice to see Firefox at least winning some, not that I've had any performance issues with it.

Would be nice to see the tests on Windows and Mac too. Though I do appreciate the small arrows indicating which is better: more or less. Overall a nice short read.
I wonder how difficult would be mouse functionality integration to both of them or there was such an attempt before, would be quite interesting to use those with double pointer.
Great story! Seems like you should convert this to a writeup on a blog about your experience (so you can include charts, for example). Congrats!
Cheese and rice: "HyperCard was created by Bill Atkinson following an LSD trip."

Cards kind of sound like MongoDB documents.
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