skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To change rotation on iPad and keep it locked you have to do 7 steps:

-swipe down the settings panel

-unlock rotation

-reorient device

-swipe up the settings panel

-let it reorient

-swipe down the settings panel

-lock rotation
Also relevant: https://copyblogger.com/digital-sharecropping/
There are other brands with no canola, or any oil added.

My favourite in the uk is "innocent".

But I think if you're going to get wound up about canola oil, there are bigger targets than milk substitutes.
The usual mods can't, but the power mods can.

I know it sounds like a conspiracy, but these are trusted users with lots of karma. A normal mod has no power except remove posts and ban users
What browser, os, device, etc are you using?
I would be fine if it was bulkier than modern ultrabooks and more like the old-school Toshiba Libretto. The added volume can be used for batteries, overall sturdiness, as well as other creative uses.

P.S. I decided to try and goodle that topic again, and I found one that is coming soon: https://news.ycombinator.com/edit?id=24092182
Sadly, that used to work better than it does now. From some versions ago, it was upgraded to be "smarter" and do google searches and link lookups and whatnot. I'm nowadays struggling to get the dictionary lookup shown. That's a shame; as a non-native speaker it's a super helpful feature. I've been trying to disable the other shenanigans, but without much success.
> daily infections are irelevant if almost all of them are asymptomatic or extremely mild not requiring any hospitalization

In fact, more daily infections without more deaths are a good thing. It means the virus is not as dangerous as we thought and we're closer to herd immunity/the end of the pandemic.
At least where I'm from in the US, there is no "bulk goods aisle" in the grocery. It makes it a hell of a lot harder to eat healthy because we have no alternatives to canned and packaged goods in many categories of foods.
Cmd-Ctrl-Space (⌘⌃␣) for the character/emoji picker. Also, under Keyboard in preferences, check the "Show keyboard and emoji viewers in menu bar" option to get it as a menu-bar icon. This also includes the keyboard viewer, which is handy to figure certain Shift-Opt-Whaterver combos for seldom-used characters.

EDIT: Updated with the actual default command.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone are absolute geniuses, derka derka

Edit: The Lord Song "Push" on South Park [1] was also a real banger ya ya ya

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhGcG2nijaI
Seems like a pretty decent ideation process, and you can't argue with the result.
What's up with the mass downvoting in this thread? I've never seen this before on HN.
I wrote something about this pretty recently - a pitch/anti-pitch to these sorts of guides. I do think the tl:dr is that you need a high level of psychological safety in the team to make it workable. Although I think the act of writing one can be a useful exercise in itself, I certainly hadn't thought deeply about what my preferences are for work. It also gave me some ideas of what I could work on personally.

https://medium.com/better-programming/personal-user-manuals-... <- scroll down for the pitch/anti-pitch :)
There are dozens of these shortcuts -- I use the ones for the Applications (cmd + shift + a) and Desktop (cmd + shift + d) most often, but you can find many others listed here:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236
Hello!

"The Game Changers" - Shows that a change in diet allowed world record elite athletes, special ops soldiers, among others, to absolutely improve their performance and health. Available on Netflix.

"Earthlings" - Absolutely changed the way I see and interact with animal products. Available to watch online for free: http://www.nationearth.com/
You can also double click a word, keep the mouse button down, and drag. This will select whole words. I use this a lot.
The problem with learning physics is there is little to no money involved in spite of all the work required, unless you plan to teach it or get a job that requires it. There are plenty of very difficult problems in which finding the answer can yield an immediate payoff. One such problem is, how do you create and use cheap google adwords threshold accounts that do not get suspended . Answering such a question is as intellectually challenging as the hardest of physics problems but the answer means getting effectively free ads from google. Same for similar problems in regard to Twitter and Facebook ads. Fingering out how to evade a social network's spam filter can man a lot of $ if exploited.
What feature of Clean URL breaks the website? E-Tag removal?

Can you link a site here or report to https://gitlab.com/KevinRoebert/ClearUrls ?
I made a game for our wedding-website. The player has to control her and me simultaneously. It's pretty short, though. I did everything myself, graphics, music, gameplay.

https://10-5.de/game/

A funny anecdote: Some years ago, a person asked me if it would be ok to modify the game for the wedding for his friend. They wanted to play it at their wedding as a joke. At first I didn't know what to say, but then he told me he already downloaded it and modified all the animation-spritesheets by hand, to match the look of the couple. He must have spent hours on this. I thought that was so cute that I gladly allowed him to do whatever he wanted with this. I even offered him to re-export the animations, but he already was done by then.
Spectacle is no longer being maintained. Rectangle [0] offers the same functionally and is OSS

[0]https://rectangleapp.com/
The paper NS 1987A in SN 1987A [1] claims that Super Nova SN 1987A most likely created a Neutron Star (NS 1987A):

> The suspected detection stems from an excess of infrared emission from a dust blob near the compact object’s predicted position.

[1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2004.06078.pdf
The point is that, with hindsight, we can say that this espionage was a good thing. It allowed the industrial revolution to spread to America, creating a major driver of global prosperity. Perhaps mankind should repeat this highly successful experiment.
>Or are you going to STFU

Kindly take yourself back to reddit.
A great example of Apple's subtle, anti-competitive behavior towards developers
I suggest to add some crack into the water supply of said scientists.
You're joking, right?

edit: in case you aren't:

US: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/2120-anti-asian-hate-incid...

UK: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/may/13/anti-asian-hat...

Australia: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/victoria-urged-to-toughen-hate-c...
`xdg-open .` is the Linux equivalent.
Just because you don't like an idea and can't articulate why doesn't automatically make it dystopian. IIRC the regimes in those books were denying individuality. This is the opposite of that.
Wait ... you can RECORD !
Not simpler then PowerShell way. And not even close in power.
"Heavily subsidised" is presumably locale-dependent.

In my country drivers are very heavily taxed and it's not obvious where the money goes; biggest infrastructure projects are rail.

Unfortunately cars are often the only pragmatic option for commute and other travel in non-urban areas.
Please link the study showing eyes are a known vector. AFAIK we can't say one way or another. The only evidence I've seen is anecdotal from people catching it whilst using a mask. This would not be surprising if aerosol is a thing and even if not you must call into question mask quality, fit and whether the user is following necessary protocols.
Is this an ongoing process or a one off teaching of a skillet? Are you still in therapy?
Really great insights, glad you found something that helps you. Its so important as a solo founder to find those things that can help!
> The real problems are the huge volume of people who don't engage with "misinformation" as they see it, because they prefer authoritarian control

...

> Then instead of targets of these theories standing up and saying, no, these claims are wrong, let's go through them

Making a convincing lie is orders of magnitude less work than making a convincing refutation of a convincing lie. That dooms approaches such as the ones you are suggesting.

Those approaches used to work, when it was expensive to widely and quickly disseminate information so most people only had a few non-local sources. Now, it is close to free and people have dozens or even hundreds of sources and there is a good chance most of the people who saw the lie won't even see the refutation. And by the time the refutation reaches those who will eventually see it, whoever made the lie has had plenty of time to make several more that work around the refutation of the first lie.
FDA approves a medicine for adults with major depression and suicidal behavior
If you took a screenshot to your clipboard but want it saved as a file you can open preview and hit cmd N.
Cmd + D : Desktop, that's the one I use.
According to the article, the maltose in Oatly is a product of the breakdown of the oats. Would it be listed as an ingredient?
It also tracks perfectly with increased calorie consumption.

So one potential explanation is that people are eating more, and then another potential explanation is that there is some as yet mysterious biological process whereby processing calories through some long extant metabolic pathways triggers changes in health.
You can drag the folder icon from the top of a finder window into an apps open/save dialog and the dialog will navigate right to it. This also works with files.
Best fight scene ever!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9rrgJXfLns
No, this new added recent years. Before that I have to use software like xtrafinder (Cmd+Shift+/)

---

https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac-software/show-hidden-f...
added since sierra
It has been around for as long as I can remember, and I have been using Mac since 10.3.

—

Edit: Thinking about it a bit more, it might not be that long since I wasn’t into programming back then and hidden files meant little to me. The first time I used it was probably around Leopard.

—

Edit 2: It seems like the feature debuted in Lion (10.7). This would make sense since Finder was overhauled in that version to add several features.
You could have covert wake-words.
If you are taking a partial screenshot but you want to change the position of the selection then press and hold space to pan the selected area.
shift-ctrl-command-4 to crop a section of the screen to the clipboard.

Then "File"->"New From Clipboard" in Preview to be able to save it as a file.
Because there's context around these topics beyond just China did something bad or the US did something bad, which is that China and the US are locked in a competition. In a competition, if you hobble yourself and your opponent doesn't, you lose. Not comparing the actions of both sides and only focusing on the actions of one is like judging a race by scrutinizing every detail of one racer while ignoring the other one doping himself either now or in the past and getting a major lead. It offends the fundamental human instinct for fairness.

I'm reminded of this article that was posted a while ago: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/11/why-we-...

TLDR: Everyone has an innate sense of justice and fairness, which drives us to engage in cooperative behavior and punish self-serving behavior and allows us to cooperate. However, we also tend to weigh our own good behavior more heavily and downplay our bad behaviors, and we do the opposite for others. This is necessary for us to push for harder bargains when cooperation is over and it's time to split the spoils.

Claiming whataboutism seems like a major case of downplaying bad and unfair behavior when it is pointed out by brushing it off as nonexistent or not relevant to the debate over spoils.
Prepare the Ultimate Gaslighting
Show HN: A GraphQL server that executes multiple queries in a single operation
There’s no HFCS in Oatly.

I don’t really see how water depletion is a relevant issue when most cows are being fed grain and soy.

Vegans probably ignore the harms of monoculture in their arguments. But a lot of meat eaters like to point to studies of how cattle and sheep can graze on land that can’t support other agriculture. Sure, but what % of cattle are actually raised that way? How much does a burger or gallon of milk cost when it’s grass fed.
ASCII Shader Made in Unity
It sounds like you want engineering, not physics. Physics tries to understand why something falls to the ground, and to make any progress on that problem you have to idealise the problem and neglect other factors (i.e. Air resistance) so you can focus on just one aspect. Engineering is all about understanding which things you have to take into account and which things you can ignore, and what level of precision or approximation is necessary to get you a useful answer.
Which has nothing to do with "UNIX philosophy", as expected.
Self-hosted or managed http://mturk.com.
> dismissal of RDBs is pretty bad

Exactly.

As a global enterprise under financial and security regulations (relational transactions matter), seeing MongoDB here instead of e.g. Postgres, coupled with these assertions — sadly I had to close the tab.

To be more specific:

> We think they are archaic and make development slow.

As a developer, your job is not to optimize for the developer. It’s to optimize for the business and the user.

You develop once, users and the business run it many times. So to minimize total pain, you pay once with your pain, so that the business and user do not have pain every use.
Empathy is everyone's responsibility, yours included.
GH repo - https://github.com/StefanJo3107/ASCII-Rendering-Shader-in-Un...

Not mine... though I wish it were :)
While this isn't a generic feature, I want to say that everyone should try embracing the non-keyboard nature of macOS (as it always has been done), not just complaining that some of the elements are not reachable in the keyboard.[0] Try using the mouse, trackpad (which is top-quality), and the Touch Bar (which I guess will be the most controversial?).

Especially drag-n-drop. I'm not sure if it's already mentioned, but the proxy icon (the icon in the title bar) is super-useful in situations when you need to find (e.g. upload/attach the file in Safari, opening the file with another app) the file somewhere else. Just drag the proxy icon and drop it to the destination, and it usually will do what you want.

Also the Touch Bar. Everybody complains about it while not even trying to take advantage of it...[1] Customize your Touch Bar so that the buttons are in a consistent way, e.g. I always put the new tab button (if it exists) in the far right, where I can reach without looking, and I put the most useful actions (like getting information, trashing files in Finder, tab switching in Safari, text suggestion, etc...) in the middle, and put the less-useful but somewhat frequent actions (like toggling the sidebar, emojis, etc..) in the left. If you consciously try using them for a week or two, you realize you're much productive using the Touch Bar than using obscure shortcuts or moving the mouse.

[0]: BTW, good news for people who were complaining - macOS Big Sur greatly increases the amount of controls reachable with the keyboard, although I dislike the fact that I have to bang more tabs to reach some button.

[1]: There's definitely Apple's fault here too, if you're using a Touch Bar equipped Mac, 'brew cask install haptickey' so that you get haptic feedback on your Touch Bar touches.
> my favourite feature is how the title bar icon in any app that’s editing a file (textmate/ word etc) is a pointer to the actual file unlike windows.

This behaviour seems to come 'for free', so, when it breaks, I can only assume that it's intentionally broken. One of the many ways that Adobe Acrobat violates the design language on macOS is by making this somehow not work. (They also break print to PDF–I guess because otherwise you wouldn't pay for the PDF creation capabilities—and do their absolute best to make sure you don't access the native print settings, which is fun because Adobe's own print settings don't play well with the printer accounting software at $WORK).
Smart Folders (Finder -> File -> New Smart Folder). It's not exactly hidden but I never paid too much attention to it. It's essentially a way to create a folder whose content is dynamically updated based on your search conditions.

For example, you can create a smart folder that contains all PDF files matching a certain name pattern within a given directory (or the whole disk) [0]. You can get really advanced, there's a ton of different parameters you can use [1], and you can even create more complicated conditions by holding Option and clicking the plus sign (now changed to just three dots). And of course you can drag these folders into the sidebar's Favourites section.

[0] https://i.imgur.com/lD2zaSd.png

[1] https://i.imgur.com/SKsQRnQ.png
For anyone who hasn't already rebound Caps Lock to Ctrl - try to accidentally hit Caps Lock really quickly, and it won't activate. Press it normally and it will activate.
In the blog post, there are a couple of GraphiQL clients. You can modify the query and click on the Run button to play with it
I would say the fault is with EU and its subsidies: https://m.dw.com/en/are-subsidies-driving-dairy-farmers-into...

Agriculture is a surprisingly difficult market. Part of that is an understandable desire of governments to maintain local production. Nobody wants to risk being cut-off their food supply.
But it may invalidate it if rats are unique among mammals in suffering any harm at all.
CrowPi2 Raspberry Pi-based laptop review
I doubt. Most people still use cmd because they dont care.

Its doing good because it is good and people started to notice once MS propriatery chains went down.
Over 20 percent of Harvard undergrads do not intend to enroll in Fall 2020
I feel this is rather unempathic towards the previous poster. Human contact – affection and love in particular – are primary human needs, and they can't just be handwaved away.

You may be reasonably comfortable in your situation (as much as this entire situation gets, anyway) but not everyone is so lucky. This is not "special-case snowflakes", just a recognition that people, their circumstances, and experiences greatly differ. I'd argue that almost everyone gets treated "special" at some points in their lives and rightfully so. Always treating everyone the same is deeply misguided as people are simply not the same (equality shouldn't mean "one size fits all for everyone").

Merely travelling wouldn't cause a "chain of deaths", when done with with appropriate precautions and care. That's an extremely wild and panicked exaggeration, and not based on what we know.

Besides, I'm not entirely sure what you're exactly proposing to achieve with your "hard lockdown"; it's already well established that the virus is impossible to contain, and in many ways a "hard lockdown" will make it worse. There needs to be some balance.
Cmd + Shift + A : To show the bar.
I will second that, I remember seeing it in the theater with my father in my teens, and it made a huge impression on me, skewering totalitarianism and glib postwar America in one jab.
Change the cursor movement speed (repeat rate) in the terminal. On the CLI you can go higher than the menu.

defaults write NSGlobalDomain KeyRepeat -int 5

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4489885/how-can-i-increa...
Really great thx for this
>The other common struggle I face is that so much of the physics you learn at a basic level comes with caveats like "assuming no air resistance" or "in a vaccuum" or "at sea level" and perfect weights and I end up wondering how futile all of it seems because in reality I'll never be able to apply this stuff the way it's being presented. If I have to actually apply it - I'd have to start thinking all the possible ways in which the system can be affected, then measure those ways and add them to my calculation.

That is because otherwise the math would be considerably more difficult than it already is, which is already quite difficult for most people for an introductory or undergrad course. Advanced courses cover such stuff, in which approximation techniques are used to account for less than ideal conditions. Also, adding some conditions such as air resistance or other friction does not make the problems too much more difficult and are good enough approximation to reality for most cases.
Well, you are in luck!!

The US Air Force AFWERX [1] Challenge is the combination of the defense, academic, startup, private sector and small business worlds to collaborate through challenges and live events, is running a Hack-A-Sat event [2] -- see if you can join!

[1]https://www.afwerx.af.mil

[2] https://www.hackasat.com/?utm_campaign=AFWERX%20Fusion%20202...
Well, there is another story there.

Just some weeks later, I took mushrooms again - but this time we took way, way more. Hundreds of them.

Shortly after the effects started coming on, I had a stupid argument with my friend and I was left alone for a while feeling bad. It all went down hill from there. I was disorientated and confused, lost all depth perception, and was seeing small monsters all over the place - I'd turn round and see one huddled in a corner, staring at me like it was planning an attack, then it was gone and I'd see another elsewhere. I was absolutely terrified; the whole experience was like the "essence" of terror.

I seem to recall that in total the effects lasted for something like 12 hours. For the last few I was huddled up on a bed, shaking uncontrollably, thinking it would never end.

Right at the end, another friend sat with me and talked about something terrible that had happened to her, getting it of her chest, perhaps thinking I wouldn't remember afterwards. I actually became quite lucid then, and felt such empathy and human understanding that I haven't felt before (some people think I'm autistic, so in retrospect it was particularly meaningful!).

Anyway, that was the last time I ever took mushrooms, or any hallucinogen. Parts of the experience seem imprinted in my mind forever, and 20+ years on I'd still be really wary of taking hallucinogens again.

I think hallucinogens can be extremely powerful, but must be used with care, and in the proper setting. I learned that the hard way.
REBT is kind of set of tools which you can apply during your life.

Like, if you feel like you have unhealthy emotions, depression or anxiety, you can apply them. If everything goes fine, then no need to apply them.

You'll need up to 10-20 sessions at first to understand the tools, then you can use them on your own.

I don't visit therapist but from time to time I use the techniques when I know that something's bad going on
To me it more resembles telling your secret to one trusted friend vs telling everyone you know.
Props to you, that’s a fun game, even on mobile. I’m guessing the wife must’ve loved it.
It's got a good solid-color-to-alpha tool too!
Something like https://lobste.rs/ ?
Land is just an export like any other.

China produces lots of manufactured goods, and sells them to the US. The US produces tons of valuable urban real estate and exports it to China. (Similarly the US produces lots of higher education, and exports it in the form of international students)
There are a whole bunch of these as well! If you open a Finder window, and look at the Go menu, you'll see all the options. You can also use Cmd-Shift-G to open a path entry dialog with tab completion.
One can be forgiven for finding this after long years of useage, because it didn't used to be the case. I'm not sure when it was introduced, but it was in a (to this oldster) recent version.
Every time I have to read some AWS docs I get blinded by enterprise buzzwording and just want to run away...
#1: The Man From Earth
(Most here have seen it)

#2: Jeff Who Live At Home
Slow moving (very), but worth it for the last 5 minutes of the movie.
Shift + Command + 4, then space-bar -> capture windows.
"Innocent" branded oat milk-substitute contains no added oil of any kind, so all of his canola objections would be moot there.

I guess it still contains oat sugars though, at 3.2g per 100ml (of 7g carbs per 100ml)