skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is funny (who cares about what do they speak in porn, really? I know some people learn German just to understand that but that's hardly essential for the experience) but there have been more alike case which were sad: universities removing (!) freely-available lecture videos as there were no subtitles (even those published on YouTube, I don't know why generated subtitles wouldn't qualify).
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Terror and fear was already present in greater abundance:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Tokyo#Operation_Mee...

yet five months later Japan maintained an external persona of implacable resistance. For example the subsequent invasion of the Okinawa islands resulted in over 14,000 American deaths. It was reasonable to apprehend that the invasion of the far bigger Japanese home islands would be far more lethal, also for the Japanese population.

In the Tokyo raid 96 American airmen were killed, despite the only effective defence being poorly co-ordinated anti-aircraft fire. Given a weapon that claimed the potential to end the war without further American losses it seems unrealistic to expect it not to be used.
It's not public domain; only Roam gets the permission.
I do think if society was more open and there were more personal stories out there it would make parents who’ve experienced this kind of loss at the very least feel less alone. That’s why I am out there talking about it whenever I can. It is possible to get to the point where you can be as matter-of-fact as your neighbor but consider she’s had half a century to process the loss too.
Because its a different article.

The first one is about shrinking to under 8Kb.

This is about running on Windows 3.11
I'm in a similar situation right now, and I've been in this kind of place many times before. I try to keep the seemingly idle time to a minimum, but I also acknowledge that my brain is still thinking about the problem during those times, so I don't beat myself up about it and go for a walk when that happens.

The self-doubt is also normal, and I actively push against it by reminding myself that, while someone that has done this before can likely jump to a good solution right away, it doesn't mean that it's realistic to expect that of myself.

Being tangled in a mess of something you are not an expert in is a normal way to learn. I have to remind myself that this approach worked before and there is no reason to believe that it won't work this time.

I'm going to put these tips to good use today:

I don't know if this is the right module to use for this. It looks like it doesn't do X and Y. Screw it, I'm going to try to get Z working.

I can't figure out the proper way to pass this argument in? Let's just hard-code it for now to get things working and mark it with a TODO.
Japan was an extremely bad actor. They had death camps just like the Germans did at that time. One can imagine that the German victims wished someone dropped a few nukes so Germany would back off a bit quicker. In the end it wasn't exactly pretty, but saying it was just for terror and fear seems like it takes a complicated situation and makes it one-dimensional. We've all been alive long enough to know real life is generally not that simple.
I've never managed to find Roam's pricing. As most apps have a link to pricing right on the landing page, I take it as a bad sign when I don't see it.
It's important for the future of our sci-fi movies. They ought to be using SpaceX-branded stock footage instead of what, rendering space scenes like a bunch of cavemen?
Relevant precedent: Harvard recently settled with National Association of the Deaf, resulting in all videos made publically available after Dec 2019 requiring captions, and a required 5 day turnaround for captioning of older videos.
https://dredf.org/2019/11/27/landmark-settlement-with-harvar...
LuaJIT is an example of what happens if you do this right :-)
I agree with you on that. The statements are often times overboard. The testimonials are too. People need to watch out for these false claims and also be aware of their own needs and signals from their body.
Same here. very happy paying for customer as well
Perhaps they do but we can't see that because PornHub doesn't have the full movies. E.g. I've actually done both the jobs once when I was a [real] cable worker.
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Speaking of air purifiers, does anyone have recommendations for one that is quiet and still effective?

I have a pair of Electrolux EAP300s, in small rooms.

Unfortunately on the lowest manual setting ("Quiet") they hardly do anything for air quality. And they're still louder than I like. I think they really optimized for cost; these devices feel very light and plasticy, the fan sounds cheap and has an uneven tone to it, and its speed keeps oscillating back and forth. The purifier itself is also not stable and it can make an annoying noise if placed on a surface that ends up vibrating along.

I also thought about DIYing one with noctua fans (which I know are quiet, and I have plenty of them in my PCs), but I suspect they're not going to be very effective.
That article isn't about running on Windows 3.11 and DOS; that article is about shrinking the executable size to under 8kB
FWIW not everyone is traumatised. We had a couple of misses (one very early, one around 11 weeks iirc) before our first, and another between first and second. It was sad at the time, but that was all
It's unfortunately not the Bimmertech one, I have the Unique Auto Developments/IDCORE unit. At the time of my purchase it was the only one I could find with wireless carplay. I know the Bimmertech prime one exists now, but for me it's not worth it currently to buy another unit just cause it might be better.
I agree though, it should be much easier to swap stuff on your car like the radio, just because tech moves so fast!
Ozone is harmful.
I'd say that if there are things you need to prepare, then do it now. If there are things you want to do so badly that you'd drop everything to do them if you suddenly knew you were going to die, then do them now.

With that in mind, I'd prefer no warning, because I wouldn't want to spend my last time alive thinking about running out of time.
The word "Skunk" does not start a new sentence. It is in the middle of this phrase: "this is 2-3 orders of magnitude larger than needed to fund maximum number of projects Skunk works can sustain". I'll agree that the punctuation isn't ideal; that phrase should have been preceded by a comma.
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yeap it's all his doing :) HN just helped make that work visible which isn't that easy (even within the HN community)
I find their CC to be pretty accurate most of the time with sometimes some words misunderstood. It's not perfect, but for me it often is very usable as aid in a noisy environment (mind you I have no hearing disability, just don't want to crank the volume to 11 when my kids are playing in the same room).
The fact that effort is required to find those we disagree with (on the internet) demonstrates the weakness of the internet to meatspace. Merely showing up for work will expose you to those who hold viewpoints with which you disagree and unlike an anonymous internet belief-holder it is much harder to dismiss or entirely define a person purely due to that belief when you are around them for several hours a day. We may disagree with each other deeply about politics but share a love of pho and eat lunch together among a myriad of other commonly shared experiences. It makes it much harder to think of people as caricatures.
Boeing planes do have some features like that, one is called GPWS ("Ground Proximity Warning System") and it yells things like "Sink Rate, Pull Up"! and then it makes obnoxious "Whoop! Whoop!" noises. There's also the "stick shaker" which literally starts violently vibrating the stick (which is basically in between your legs so it's impossible not to notice) and also makes a lot of noise. But I don't believe any amount of aural warnings will help a pilot who has decided to leave the autopilot on below 1000 feet when it's perfectly obvious the plane isn't correctly configured at all.
It's crazy to me that someone could have so many notes that they need to do all this tagging just to be able to find them. After 2000+ notes in Apple notes I've learned that the notes I go back to most often are nonfiction book notes and certain periodically updated lists, and any other notes I just find through the search bar.
Who decides when the autogenerated CCs are good enough quality?
If you don't mind the noise and wasting a kilowatt on something that can be done with two dozen watts.
on desktop, vlc

on mobile, vlc
Didn't know Rosen made recordings - only knew him for "The Classical Style". Thank you for this tip!!
There's a fantastic elegy to Tommy Cooper in a hip-hop song by Dan le Sac vs. Scroobius Pip. Just one song out of several in a fantastic record.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8zi7vcnjVc
I'm kind of curious why those priors led you to this conclusion, as I can't follow it at all. I understand that you have already figured out that it is wrong, but I'd like to understand what made you arrive at the wrong conclusion in the first place.
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I had same issues as you (browsers even didn't have bookmark tags back then)! I used Pinboard for few years, until I adopted org-mode and Pinboard started feeling very clumsy and slow.

The benefit of org-mode (or any plaintext bookmarking) is that it makes it instantly searchable in my emacs. I accept that I probably will never have time to properly read through everything I clipped. But it works as a personal search engine: when I search for some topic/tool/etc., I run into some related stuff that I already clipped. It has higher information quality than googling it because my past self already found it interesting and curated these pieces of information.
I describe my setup for searching in emacs here: [0].

Another benefit of org-mode is that I can add tags, notes and basically treat bookmarks as any other piece of knowledge I keep in my org-mode files.

Basically, I only use browser bookmarks for services (i.e. social networks/dashboards/etc) now. If it's some sort of knowledge or anything interesting, it gets clipped into org-mode.

For clipping pages into org-mode I tried using org-protocol [1] for bookmarking straight into org-mode; it was unreliable for me, so I wrote my own extension [2]

And finally, I'm working on a browser extension [3], that would unify 'bookmarks' and browsing history from anywhere, whether they are youtube lists/github stars/twitter likes/IM messages or even plaintext files on your filesystem

[0] https://beepb00p.xyz/pkm-search.html#personal_information

[1] https://github.com/sprig/org-capture-extension

[2] https://beepb00p.xyz/grasp.html

[3] https://github.com/karlicoss/promnesia#demo
I have a nagging feeling that any time we have to force ourselves to do a task, something is wrong at a fundamental level; that we are somehow out-of-tune with nature; that contemporary society is missing a key insight about our minds and the way we organize our work.

An eagle doesn't force itself to hunt for food; it just hunts. I can't imagine it having to psych itself up simply to be. Looking for and harnessing that level of purity seems ultimately more fruitful than playing psychological tricks on your mind. Easier said than done, unfortunately.
You don't have to put trust in a field to do an overview of the existing literature and show how and where it is wrong. Neither philosophy or mathematics, for example, don't follow the "scientific method" (let's assume the Anglophone conception as opposed to Wissenschaft for the sake of arument), yet I would hope that people would rightly call out a post on utilitarianism that doesn't take into account arguments from the last twenty years, or an argument against metaphysics that stops at Hume, and they'd be skeptical of a proof of the Riemann hypothesis expressed in all but the terms of mathematicians.

If you're more convinced by my mathematics example than my philosophy one, it just shows that this isn't about the scientific method at all, but standards of rigor in argumentation, which soft sciences are perfectly capable of, at least internally within frameworks. In that case, all it would take is for the author to mention which framework they believe has the most explanatory power, and why.

Lastly, I fail to see why this would be such an issue in the first place; as an example, take a claim like "viewing pornography is associated with misogynistic attitudes", or even more strongly, that pornograhy causes such attitudes. The fact that it is a broad claim, that relies on population samples and indirect measurement, does not make the research into the topic (both in support and in denial of the claim) any less valid to be ignorant about, if you're writing an essay on whether porn should be censored or not.

Different epistemic standards are not an excuse for ignorance. "Not as authoritive" is not the same as "no authority at all", and it's especially not the same when the essay in question itself is engaging in that topic.
This HN post expressed a similar strategy in a bit more detail, based on the 'Tiny Habits' approach by Stanford researcher BJ Fogg: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21920556
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It depends on what noise level is acceptable for you and the room size.

Out of 30 or so air purifiers available in shops here, of all the ones that are in the $100-500 category, the Winix P/U450 are able to push the largest amount of air under the constraint of <40db.

HEPA filters are rated at which air speed they are most effective and how much pressure is needed. The ammount of pressure will only rise as the filter is saturated with dirt. You need a sufficiently powerful fan, and fans that are both powerful enough and quiet enough are very expensive.
Sounds like a senator just bought a bunch of bitcoin.
> who cares about what do they speak in porn, really?

The article says one of the videos in the complaint was "hot step aunt"

If you remove the audio from incest porn, doesn't that turn it into regular vanilla porn?
That's such a narrow view on what value people can offer you, it saddens me.
I have replied in the same manner: they should remove their petty items and include regular wear in the rate instead of bothering people with "$50 water stains" and such. Luckily airbnb also thinks so.
His statement "I'm not concerned with the ability of the device to remove PM2.5" comes across as dismissive - he's not concerned because he's using a HEPA filter health officials are recommending and therefore he trusts it. HEPA starts at 0.3μm ("PM0.3") particle size, which doesn't cover finer forms of elemental carbon (soot). "H13" is a minimum retention efficiency though, not a specific particle size or application.
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From Carlyle's French Revolution: "No lie you can speak or act but it will come, after longer or shorter circulation, like a Bill drawn on Nature's Reality, and be presented there for payment, with the answer, No effects. Pity only that it often had so long a circulation: that the original forger were so seldom he who bore the final smart of it! Lies, and the burden of evil they bring, are passed on; shifted from back to back, and from rank to rank; and so land ultimately on the dumb lowest rank, who with spade and mattock, with sore heart and empty wallet, daily come in contact with reality, and can pass the cheat no further".
A true HEPA filter does capture PM2.5
All my bookmarks live in my wiki.

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/

Searched and parsed with Alfred workflow.

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/alfred-my-mind

The bookmarks are links under ## Links heading of any markdown file. Here are few with some links

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/programming-languages/go

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/programming-languages/go/go-...

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/machine-learning

There is lots more. Around 16,000 lines of markdown in the wiki now. Writing the code to meaningfully parse it now.

https://mobile.twitter.com/nikitavoloboev/status/12165452379...

Here are all the topics included in the wiki. Enough to learn for a life time.

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/knowledge/blob/master/SUMM...

Oh and the wiki of course does not include private links. Those live in my main browser (Safari) and are searched with workflow too.

https://github.com/deanishe/alfred-safari-assistant

And I optimized the top sites to be most popular pages I visit to get my news on
mobile. Accessed by opening new tab.

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/my-ios/blob/master/README....

On mac I go as far as binding certain sites to open with a single key using Karabiner. ie pressing b + n opens https://hckrnews.com

https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/dotfiles/blob/master/karab...
I'm sincerely sad for you having lost a loved one whatever a way yet I still can't imagine a way which would be less sad. And that's not because all the ways are equally sad but because all the other seem worse. So I certainly wish me and everybody else in my family are going to die this way when the time comes as long as we can't just live forever healthily and happily. Of course it would be better if we could know exactly when this is going to happen, some people do, but that's so unusual it's hard to hope.
Seriously. I'm hard pressed to think of a better way to shuffle off this mortal coil.
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If you haven't seen it, it might be worth checking out 3Blue1Brown's Linear Algebra YouTube series (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNk_zzaMoSs&list=PLZHQObOWTQ...).

I think it's exactly that kind of "intuition of what Linear algebra is and is for".
Pwsh = Powershell. I use it from time to time yet the short name didn’t click when I read title.
Until someone with an accent appears on the screen.

And I don't mean someone from France or Turkey for instance. But Brits, and in particular Scots, usually break the automatically generated CCs.
Is that little fan really effective? I just duck taped a furnace filter to a 20 dollar box fan. No 3d printer needed.

Just did this recently actually here's a pic https://mobile.twitter.com/jonathanfly/status/12155378275654...
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Something very similar happened to me (20, m) recently, I drank too much coffee, felt my heart racing and had an impending sense of doom being worried to the point where I was also (trying to) accept my oncoming death. This was also happening while being on an intercontinental flight which I don't recommend.

In retrospect I also have kind of similar feelings about it, although I'm afraid the experience actually caused me being worried a lot more about some minor health issues in the last year.
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This is a technique often employed to help people suffering from anxiety, you can always break something down into smaller tasks and eventually you'll get to a point where the task feels doable.
It's worth going up a level in the directory and poking around.

"24 interesting things that you learn about computers in the movies..." has become pretty outdated, but it's an interesting historical artifact.

Imagine balking at the idea that laptops could support video chat.
https://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/susan/joke/24.htm

Reminds me a lot of the Jargon File, and really just the silly humor that filled the early Internet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jargon_File
The most organized approach I've taken so far was self-hosting Shaarli. There's also an app and browser extensions exist as well I believe.

Although now I do a more low-key approach, just storing them in a flat list and for current topics that interest me I create folders. My "focus interests" change quite rapidly so I don't care about archiving anymore.
> I have more than 5000 bookmarks on firefox

With the risk of sounding like someone on StackOverflow, do you even need to do this?

I have <100 bookmarks at any time and regular bookmark directories with browser sync work great. I don't have a good solution for efficiently managing thousands. But I also can't imagine that you'll ever actually read all of them, or need to re-read most of them. It's okay to see something on the internet and not save it.
The death of any loved one is hard on any family, but IMO a quick, relatively painless, death is definately easier. My mother-in-law died from cancer a few years ago, and after many months of pain and constantly in and out of hospitals, when she was finally lying on her deathbed unconcious as her body began to give up, my wife was tasked with making the decision of whether doctors would administer a lethal morphine dose to end her suffering.
Be aware that the brain is a power-hungry/power-intensive organ. Give the brain (and body) enough nutrients they need for functioning. The brain (and the body) enters a power-save mode if not fed properly, which may manifest as reluctance to work (to perform deeper thought) and result in procrastination and worse, in depression. Don't try to replace real nutrients with coffee or other stimulants - these work great on top of a great nutritional base. Be aware that your body has various nutrient buffers, cycles and momentums and it may take months or even years to really run out of some really important nutrients, given your diet and lifestyle, and this will be exacerbated and accelerated by aging. Other nutritional deficiencies can have a fast onset, triggered by a temporary change in diet (something "bad" you ate), or by an illness. Know, that the decline in the efficiency of your digestive tract due to insufficient diet also has its own momentum, so it may be much slower to re-feed the body all the nutrients you need, because the internal organs need to heal first.

Two of my personal "works for me" tips: explore the ketogenic diet and the effect of ketones/ketosis on the brain function, and/or try out the Wim Hof breathing method.
That's a hot take as medicine has also made us healthier!
The best solution is to not make bookmarks.

Every bookmark you create is a time commitment at a later date. The more you have, the less time you have available at any later point in time.
> it provides a static pressure of 7.63 mmH2O

If anyone else is wondering, that's about 0.8 mbar (roughly 8 ten-thousands of an atmosphere), or 80 Pa of over-pressure.

To put this into perspective, my local atmospheric pressure varied about 2000 Pa in the last 48h due to weather changes.
Or somebody with a lot of Bitcoin just bought a senator or two.
In non-legal terms: if you gain less than $200 from personal transactions, this amount is not included in your gross income, hence not subject of capital gains tax. If it is more, the whole amount is taxable.

So if you gain $199, it‘s tax free.
If you gain $201, the whole $201 is treated as gross income and hence taxable.
I'll take 5% as an innovators fee please and thank you.
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I thought the short-form most people used was `posh`, personally, but I might be wrong.
But the Netherlands is actually one big city so this wouldn't make much sense. The Netherland is as economically independent from Germany as Hong Kong is from China.
Honestly non fully autonomous UAVs are going to drop like flies if they encounter a F-35. People seem to fail to understand that the F-35 is also an advanced ECM platform. What is that drone going to do once its connection to the remote base is cut?