skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
FWIW, one redeeming characteristic of SaaS web apps is that most of the time, you can fix up their crap UIs with liberal application of CSS (via e.g. Stylus extension). It's something I find myself doing increasingly often - usually not to make things look different, but to undo some dumb design decisions like low density, whitespace-rich presentation, or hidden video controls.

Unfortunately, this does not give the ability to do system-wide restyling of the kind _trampeltier mentioned. Despite professions to the contrary, almost nothing whatsoever on the web is in any way semantic. Each website is its own assortment of CSS hacks hooked up to a tree of randomly nested, randomly named divs. You can't just write one style that says "please stop with the whitespace around media boxes", you have to unbreak each site individually, because a "media box" isn't really a website-independent thing, and neither is a button.
The home page is fairly free of any details about SaC, though I do now know an awfully lot about who is involved. Also, there's no reference manual.

Where can I find a tutorial, examples, or any concrete details?
Germany has separate deposit systems for refillable and single use containers. Deposits for refillable bottles exist for both glass and a form of heavy duty reusable plastic. It is entirely unregulated but has nonetheless evolved to a high level of standardization. Most refillable glass bottles are one of a few standard shapes so it's rare to get a bottle rejected (all the branding is on single-use paper labels). Refillable glass is mostly the realm of local brands that have been doing it for decades, refillable plastic is limited to big brands like those of the Coca Cola Company.

The deposit for single use on the other hand is mandatory (intended primarily to remove the convenience disadvantage of refillables) and is the realm of discount and/or novelty beverages. It was only introduced somewhat recently (post 2k) which means that most supermarkets have separate reverse vending machines if they automate returns: those for refillable, which need a large storage area in the back for the big volume of whole bottles and crates and those for single-use which can be placed anywhere because the containers are crushed.
I honestly didn't know that MBAs want to get into product.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21884998
It sounds so obvious once said aloud!

(Sarcasm: someone can make a thousand word blog post about it and it can be voted to the top.)
Ask HN: What challenging hobbies do you have?
For some reason, I've always had a challenging 'hobby' to pass the time, even in highschool/uni, and now need a new one for employed life.

There are only two requirements: there needs to be a way to evaluate progress (i.e. reading books wouldn't really count because you can hardly 'improve' at it), and the recurring mechanic needs to be fun in some way.

This might sound very esoteric so here are examples of what I've done so far:

-League of legends (peaked top 50 euw s2, master/challenger every season afterwards until...s9?) but it is pretty boring now

-Bouldering (7b+ indoors after 6 months) but it is not maintainable because I used to go for 2-4 hours every other day, which is impossible while working full time.

-Poker, studied and played until I was marginally profitable online and crushing live low stakes. Again, I can't do this while working full time because it is very time consuming, and you get bored of the game pretty quickly.

The activity can be physical or mental, I don't mind either. I guess some obvious candidates would be chess and rubik's cube but I never found any of these fun enough to 'spam' until I got good at either.

Any ideas?
Oops, yes, thanks!
Can you elaborate on what you ate? Curious.
There are languages that have standards and many independent implementations, and then there are languages that that have a master implementation and others that are understood to strive for compatibility with the master implementation. This is a big difference and the latter model (followed by Python, Ruby, Clojure, C#, Java, Haskell and many others) leads to much less fragmentation.

The "implementation democracy" model has benefits, but the cost seems to be high, hurting availability of libraries. The network effect is dampened.
Ask HN: Many GitHub pages unavailable for hours, yet status page is all green
e. g. https://github.com/haskell/text/issues/105 has been 500 for at least 17hours (tried from CA,US,FR,NL).

So the question is: what are the usual criteria for non-green status pages of popular SAAS? And how far from is it from what you would expect?
The CCC is a political organisation and always has been.
I recommend rereading the article once more.
He asked student to volunteer their phones to him, he didn’t force remove them. He left the grades unchanged just offered extra credit to the students who were determined enough to do the experiment.
Same here. And it's not just theming. Windows has always had a lot of small, lesser-known conventions around UI elements, some accessibility features, and a way for additional software to hook up to the UI. None of that is respected when an application decides to draw its own UI on a canvas.
> For Netherlands: You cannot just have a camera recording the public. Though there's a bit of leeway, meaning if you have a camera recording your property it's logical that it'll record a bit of the road. You just have to minimize that bit.

This is simply not at all true. You can film anything you want in public. I believe the laws around publishing photographs or films of other people is a bit more complex though.
£4 – 3GB Data 300 UK Minutes 300 UK Texts Unlimited V to V Minutes and Texts
Intel's Response to AMD Ryzen with a Hyperthreaded Core I3 CPU
Well I wouldn't be allowed in, but that's another topic. I'm fine with people going there - Just spreading awareness. An event hosting a stand and having a banner of the Ku Klux Klan at the entrance would certainly not be defended like this.
...there are other 2fa methods that don't disable at least one "personal" factors, whether that's a password or using finger/face/whatever. Not that great against cops, but stands a chance against many abusers, recent exes and terrible flatmates. And the yubikey is, theoretically, worn on you. Are you going to carry around all the printouts?
Yeah... there are no nutritional absolute truths unfortunately. Some people have high LDL that is relatively resistant to lifestyle intervention, probably due to genetics. At least there is the option to take a cholesterol lowering drug.

I don't know the size and strength of the beer you are drinking, but maybe you could try cutting that out.
Me and the wife have a car each. The reverse gear is in a different position in each. On mine the headlights are controlled with a rotary switch at lower right of the steering wheel, in hers you twist part of the left stalk. If you accidentally press the centre of my headlight control you raise or lower the lights - hilarious. Some cars have the handbrake on a stick behind the steering wheel, some have it as a lever in the central console. Some have a small paddle.

Then there is the which side of the road do you drive thing ...
Many people view the decade ending next year, 2020...

So there's still time for TSLA to beat NFLX.
I'm intrigued by how this analysis fits in with increasingly 'tribal/team politics' - do intentional moderates try to appease every team?

Thinking out loud, I think this piece misses that aspect of team-seeking behavior. I know people who will recognise a good point against their side but will strive to ignore it because it works against their sense of loyalty to the team. I increasingly believe there are relatively few people who don't want/need that sense of identity.

[edit: the article doesn't really talk about sense of belonging, which I think is inherent in a lot of this discussion]
In the bottom right corner of the player is a button labeled "native" it opens a dropdown in which you can select translation
It's available, but a bit hidden on media.ccc.de. There's a cog wheel icon on the lower right corner of the video player. Hover over it, and a list of languages ("deu" is German, "eng" is English, "fra" and "esp" are French and Spanish, respectively) should pop up.
they want privacy?
That's why they provide a full-blown training course to make sense of the simulator and associated negotiation roleplaying game:

https://www.climateinteractive.org/tools/en-roads/the-en-roa...

https://www.climateinteractive.org/tools/climate-action-simu...
Not sure how you measure precarious. Do you think people will just drop Netflix and run to another streaming provider?

Or do people end up paying for a handful of these things?

I can say from my own experience I've got at least 4 streaming subscriptions I can think of...
What experience?

Edit: Parent comment edited such that this makes no sense now
Hello HN!

I made Sparkly, a Slack bot that matches people based on interests that they submit. The goal is to create and facilitate friendships amongst coworkers or members of a community.

I've recently decided to bootstrap products, and Sparkly is the first one to reach the big stage. I'm slightly nervous but mostly excited to show HN ! I would love to hear what you think, let me know!
I am not sure I follow? I have been using NitroKey Starts with ed25519 and GnuPG for two years without problems?

The NitroKey Start is great! I have switched to YubiKeys, since they are more durable and also support U2F/Fido2 and PIV on the same token. But NitroKey's software being open source and upgradable are great features.

Note that gnuk also works on Blue Pills. So, if a NitroKey is too expensive for you, you can pick up a couple of Blue Pills for a few dollars and flash gnuk on them. [1]

[1] https://blog.dan.drown.org/gnuk-open-source-gpg-ssh-hardware...
Like the Cleveland Clinic, Northwesten Medical, or University of Michigan?

There’s some confused thinking in this thread I think.
The Doors of Perception (1954) [pdf]
> I think another way to slice this is, if you think of the Overton window shifting along the axis of time, the “accidental moderate” does not shift their opinion by the same factor as the ends of the window shift.

You can see this with the Republicans who turned into Democrats once the Republicans shifted far enough right that there were no more Rockefeller Republicans and Bill Clinton ran as a Democrat. If you're an accidental moderate, you run the risk of involuntarily changing party affiliation.

> I just don’t know 100% if I’d use the term moderate as the it’s not necessarily true that all views will equally weight a view left of center with a view right of center (or vice-versa), and moderate could be perceived as synonymous with “average.”

"Moderate" means "restrained" or "mild" as opposed to "extreme" or "severe" and has nothing to do with splitting the difference between whatever you think the extremes are. As a side note, a lot of people seem to not really know where the extremes actually are, and falsely attribute ideas to people. Deliberately splitting the difference is a tactic, something done to avoid seriously offending any part of the audience in order to keep viewership and readership numbers high. It also does horrible things to the facts when one side is right and one side is wrong and the news feels the need to pretend everyone has an equal claim to being correct.
> The idea that your body needs constant food intake is a modern myth.

Modern food intake also trains the digestive tract (most notably stomach) to never be empty, and we end up confusing signals of hunger with an empty stomach.

I heard that Japanese (or was it China? Korea?) people have this rule of thumb of eating only up to ~80% of stomach volume; no idea if it’s factually true but having this rule of thumb of not filling myself to the brim as we seem to culturally do currently seems to be extremely positive I’m my experience.

Letting go the social baggage of “bon vivant” and “oh my god I’m so full this was soooo good” seems to be just as hard as not smoking when many around are smoking.

“one should eat to live, and not live to eat” says Molière, but even being acutely aware of that, I struggle to fight the deeply ingrained social pressure, as even most foodies/fasters I know seem to subscribe to this “all you can eat” way of life (although with healthy food)

Goddamit when I was feeling great, all sporty and fit (athletic even, dare I say) everyone was saying I was too thin, and now that I feel like shit having some 10+kg excessive weight to shed, everyone around says there’s no need to, and worry a lot when I don’t take a second or third serving.
>is the most streamed television show in recent history
Where did you find those numbers ? All I could find was:

'The Mandalorian earned nearly 40 million “demand expressions” during the week of Nov. 10-16, according to data provided to Observer by research firm Parrot Analytics. The firm tracks video streaming, social media activity, photo sharing, blogging, fan and critic rating platforms and other consumer demand sources to put together a composite of viewership and growth. Demand expressions represent the total audience demand being expressed for a title within a market and not specific viewership statistics.'

Which sounds like a bunch of mumbo jumbo presented by a 'research firm' wanting to get customers.
Satellite constellations: Astronomers warn of threat to view of Universe
Never said it was best. I agree with you.

Still, it is an advance. More work overall remains to reach more optimal for more people more of the time.
CCC has not become a political organization, it always was. It was founded at the left-wing newspaper Taz and always had political goals. It‘s also quite interesting that american hacker conferences are all right wing and have strong ties with the ‘intelligence community’ but hacker conferences in Europe are the opposite.
The horrible thing about that last paragraph is that doing the thing - talking to folks over a beer or two - requires money. Not lots of money, but some money. It requires transportation and, if you don't have it, you shouldn't have the beer. And so on.

If there is a population of folks that have trouble affording food every month, that sort of simple happiness isn't available. Money - to a point - is part of the answer.
I had a baby this year and my life is mostly out of control.
My 202 goals are:
* Get back into the game. Babe is already sleeping 6 hours so I have no excuses.
* Start being more organized. Put down what should be done and when.
* Lose the baby weight. Looking at the mirror gives me anxiety.
I got a bit confused by the terms, but it just landed. The intentional moderate has the intention to be moderate on all issues whereas the accidental ends up in a the center when you consider the whole range of issues.

Somewhere in there maybe is a different idea about 'tolerance'. The first might have a 'Live and let live'-position. The other actually believes plurality of lifestyles is a good thing. Somewhere along those lines ;)
animal-product only ?
No veggies?
https://telegra.ph/My-experiment-with-IF-03-09

A good time and place to plug results of the IF experiment I did a few years back. FWIW, I have been on a no-breakfast, no-lunch protocol, on weekdays since then and I absolutely love it because it keeps me sharp through the day (no post-glucose “dullness”).
Which organization do you mean?
Group thinking should of course always be questioned, but I do not believe it is useful to equate any form of moderation with cowardice. Especially in the modern political climate.

http://www.thirteenvirtues.com/
https://www.quotes.net/mquote/770097
> multi-month government review

Can you explain this a bit more?
Looking at you, PJSIP!
And how was the recipe followed prior to its existence?
Is there any insurance for IVF?
Good thing this article has been posted.

We’ve been short of billionaires willing to share their opinions about why we should consider the incredible increase in concentrated wealth and the resurgence of monopoly business practices as “moderate” while the idea that maybe we should, you know, consider doing something to stop that, as “extreme” and “far left”.

There’s a couple tells in the article. But here’s a pretty clear one:

> Nearly all the most impressive people I know are accidental moderates

You can just map “impressive” to “rich” and “accidental moderate” to “uninterested in increased taxation or regulation in their own life despite their otherwise disparate political views” and the whole thing comes into focus pretty clearly.
Perhaps 'accidental moderate'='independent' and 'intentional moderate'='centrist'?
Unfortunately, "because security!" is currently a trump card that wins all arguments. On the one hand I get it, security has been pretty neglected in the industry over the past decades, but I think we also really ought to have a conversation about the costs of security.

The ultimate state of perfect security for a system is a dead rock. Everything that's interesting and useful can only happen in the state of some lack of security.
> Do you find that you're able to do cognitively demanding tasks while fasting?

Absolutely.

> Even small fasts seem to sap my concentration and critical thinking. Once I eat again I feel like I think better.

That's kind of normal when you start with (intermittent) fasting, may take at least some days until it gets better. Especially if are on a high carb diet and already developed some degree of insulin resistance your body is unable to fully switch into fat burning mode while the glucose stores are already depleted. This results in low energy and food carvings. Once that is regulated well your mental abilities likely won't suffer.
It depends... I would not do an intense weight lift or 1h run but you can definitely go for a fast walk or 20 minutes moderate run.
This comment amuses me because the same people seem to have a high level of trust in the government as a general rule. Or at least in candidates on the left who advocate for a government that is more involved in day-to-day life.
You could try to give me the insight you got.

You could try to explain your view point.

I said:
"I think its an interesting book, but its hard to read and i'm still curious why it resonated with so many people?"
> The most interesting one here is the deauthentication frame that access points can use to tell clients that they're no longer welcome. These can be sent for a variety of reasons, including resource exhaustion or authentication failure. And, by default, they're entirely unprotected. Anyone can inject such a frame into your network and cause clients to believe they're no longer authorised to use the network, at which point they'll have to go through a new authentication cycle - and while they're doing that, they're not able to send any other packets.

Anyone has background info on why the hell WiFi spec is designed this way?
You’re still lucky it wasn’t like DirectDraw or something WinAPI in general. I had to reinvent entire preprocessors and investigate implicit compiler defaults to be able to wrap that, and still there was LOWORD, MAKE_XYZ, etc, which were official arbitrary code-in-a-header interfaces. Preprocessor is a scourge of an API.
Or should be compelled to pay double time for anything over 40 hours. No excuses. Management need to learn how to actually manage. I'm looking at you games industry. Yeah I'll single you out but there are plenty of other examples. Theyre the ones who are angry reading this as they are repulsed by the waste of time.

Lets explore a few aspects, then...

If you're working more than 40 hours your "real world" suddenly involves much less community involvement. Your family has less time together. Interests other than work suffer. You probably don't have any civic involvement. Probably spending a lot of time in "junk time" activities. Sport/exercise is likely limited to squeazing in lunch time or other oddball times. A bunch of long term issues are likely chasing you even without your knowledge.

Everyone is different, I get it. Just don't think that 80 hour week doesn't have long term impacts. Hopefully the exchange is worthwhile to you. It had better be, you'll be paying 2x somehow in some way. And someone will receive the benefit of your lost time.
If most of the students did bad in the exam, the problem lies with the one factor in common: the professor.
Odoo GitHub organization blocked 5000 contributors worldwide held in hostage
Show HN: Low-overhead logging façade for performance-sensitive applications
And the fact I’m getting further downvoted here is just more evidence how disrespectful you guys are of other preferences in Apple threads ;)
I second that.

I can very much relate to the author's thoughts about the whole exercise routine, including a lack of general enjoyment of it, and when I set out to improve my body in the gym, I lasted a few months or so and gave up: too much time and effort and motivation and money needed at the same time for something so dull - and that was e few years ago and I stopped doing much exercise except for some week end walks and the like.

Now for a few months I have been commuting to work by bike, driven by the time gain vs car or subway, and I have to say even though it's a bit of an effort on rainy days, it's really a very good combination of low cost, low friction, useful in its own right, means of doing exercise.
> was a UX disaster for the novice user.

I suspect it was also a disaster for older people. The delicate touch just seems to go away at some point. My mom for example can't do a half-press-to-focus on a camera. She just doesn't feel the extra step. I've seen older people doing force-touch gesture by accident and get confused why it happens.
That "music" sounds like what they would play to someone being tortured to keep him awake for days.
I personally run Fathom[0] for my very simple needs and it's pretty good as well. Not quite as simple to deploy as GoAccess, but it's got a nice UI as well.

I used to use Matomo[1] (which is a lot closer to a full analytics suite) but stopped using it since it felt heavier than what I needed.

[0]: https://github.com/usefathom/fathom

[1]: https://matomo.org/
IF sells black coffee...
Ribbon gets more useful once you have a device with a touch screen. It's like a toolbar, except the buttons are bigger and it has tabs. I started to appreciate it (particularly in Windows Explorer) when I got my first 2-in-1 device. That said, with a stylus, regular toolbars work OK too.
Wtf?

What the fuck are your political views that you are not allowed into the congress?

And why do you think its a good argument of comparing kkk to something else? I don't even know whot you are comparing the kkk with.
If youre self employed and can't take a day off then you are running your business poorly.

Why? Because your disaster recovery plan hasn't been tested. Thats a significant risk.

That and your work/life balance is probably broken as well.
The power requirements for jamming are much higher. Making it much easier to detect a jammer, and harder to run one. Also quite a bit more illegal.

Besides, jamming has a much less targeted effect than a de-auth.
> What are their language and reasoning abilities? Apparently no animals ask questions, even after being “asked”.

I might misunderstood your statement here, but e.g. dogs can understand a lot of things people say, not just purely pre-learned "commands" but the context of what is going on. They also ask (simple) questions all the time, but they use their body language for that. Most of the time it's some form of "what's going on", but pretty much every dog lover knows the specific "are you taking me with you" pose & look when you dress up to go out, and they're unsure if you'll take them too. Now, obviously it's nothing nearly as complex as "Why do we exists" which are uniquely human type of questions to ask, but IMHO very comparable to the level of my kid when he was 1-2 years old.