skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting you say this, because I've seen many side projects on Github that have 'Made with love' in the footer. This typically means the project was crafted lovingly and with care (Something that can be absent when software is rushed out the door at break-neck speed)
Although lots of promises in many places about distancing and masks and so forth that no one who has ever been or ever been around anyone from Kindergarten kids to college students actually really believed.
> Closed-world ("sealed") traits. Rust's rules against private types in the public API are good civilization but they make it difficult to define pseudo-private traits like Mount that I want users to name but not implement or call into.

What about a public type with no public fields nor public methods? Doesn't that accomplish exactly what the author is looking for?
Search for object detection on your iPhone. It’s way better than the experience on a Mac.
I don't understand. The number you give is less or more than a bank usually say?

I tried https://www.homevisor.io/income-based

If I don't fill "The Mortgage Type" and I press "Calculate" then nothing happens. I expect some friendly error like "Remember to fill the mortgage type" or a red sign on the side.

If I select "30 Year Fixed" then it is very difficult to change it. I have to delete all the sentence to select another option.

Why I can not select "20 Year Fixed"? Perhaps it is not usual in USA, but here in Argentina you can choose shorter times.

Why does it has a "Start Over" button? If I change the "Monthly Debt Payments" and I press "Calculate", I expect to see the new result.
The milliherm, evoking the mutilation of the herms? Would a millicybele then be the measure of trans pulchritude?

Zeus and Hera stepping out together for a quickie at least sounds more dignified than Zeus' usual attempts to pull. Having been a god before the pill, no wonder they call him the "sky father."

κανόνας ΛʹΔʹ: if it exists, Zeus has used it as a disguise to smash mortals.

"Holding the line" has (outside of protest contexts?) become far less important since the invention of rifling. We have a national hero, Winkelried, who famously sacrificed himself to open a hole in the opposing polearm line. This leads to the schooltime question: "What were Winkelried's last words?"

The answer the teacher is looking for is "take care of my wife and children." Among students, the answer is "Melonfarmer! Who the flip pushed m--aaaarrrrrggghhhh--"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnold_von_Winkelried#/media/F...
Drag and drop a file to the terminal to get its path.
> Furthermore, Amazon hasn’t cracked the code on hyper-efficient GB into KB lossless

I thought kbg archiver solved it eons ago.
The white leave, the yellow stay...
I actually turn that off - https://osxdaily.com/2011/08/04/enable-key-repeat-mac-os-x-l... - so it's easier to write things like noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!
I would like if you gave me both the 'bank number' and the 'financial advisor'-recommended number. I'm curious to understand the magnitude of the difference, but not curious enough to complete an application with a bank.

Also, I notice your income calculator is linear:
Income | Max Limit

$75k, $322k

$150k, $645k

$300k, $1.29m

I've heard for higher incomes, affordability tends to be non-linear since other life expenses (food, clothing, etc) remain fixed-- allowing you to allocate more disposable income towards housing. The calculator does not reflect this.
MV Wakashio: Mauritius declares emergency as stranded ship leaks oil
Solo founders also usually work at full-time job and gosh it's not easy to do so many things. So yeah, especially if you have family, credits etc.
I've been making my own oat milk on occasion. I just got some 80 micron nut milk bags (at least two, I double strain) and use the recipe found here: https://minimalistbaker.com/make-oat-milk/

The hardest part is figuring out just how long you need to blend it for. It took me three batches to get it just right. The first was too thin (didn't blend long enough), the second too slimy (blended too long).

It's dirt cheap and gets the job done. Give it a good shake before you use it, though, as it has a tendency to settle.
If someone asks me I'll answer fully and honestly. I don't like all recreational drug use, think it's a waste of time and potentially dangerous to yourself and others. Then I'll share a bunch of statistics about how alcohol is responsible for 3.5% of all cancer deaths. And how even small levels of consumption increase the risk.

I'm not going to stop anyone from doing this, but if they're asking my opinion already then I'll let them know I think it's a bad idea.
yes, and you can compose all sorts of decks by showing the sidebar and dragging images/pages between window sidebars.

i sometimes compose quick-and-dirty UX flows from mockups this way.
12 Angry men.
You have to update your knowledge about working for the software companies in US. You get $150-$300K plus almost all the benefits you mentioned on top of that.
I've named projects after people I loved. Those named after unrequited crushes are still cherished... all else is regret. It's never the person's name. Sometimes a name will match their initials, maybe there's a subtle double-entendre that references something I admire about the person.
WeChat Ban May Cut Vital Lifeline to Chinese Factories for US Electronics Brands
I hate hate hate that they're hiding proxy icons in Big Sur.
My first ever coding experience was on a Casio fx-6800G, a low-res graphic calculator with a limited Basic and a whopping 400-character user-programmable memory.

Had a hopeless crush in middle school. Once spent hours painstakingly coding a slowly-rendered pixel-perfect heart to show her. I think she thought it was some built-in picture function, said “oh cute”, and lost interest the next moment :-)
The guano (seabird poop) trade was a really big deal in the 19th century, Spain even tried to steal some islands from Peru because they had significant guano deposits (http://www.environmentandsociety.org/tools/keywords/guano-wa...).

Eventually guano became less valuable since artificial fertiliser was cheaper. I don't think there's any significant guano trade now, and definitely not in the range of $1B / year. The article seems to be suggesting that the indirect benefits of guano (birds dropping it over fields) is worth $1B / year. Somewhat misleading title IMO.
Network just keeps getting more and more relevant every year. Every time I hear the "We're in the boredom-killing business!" rant, I think of all those dead-eyed fake-smile influencers.
This is a common misunderstanding coming from people whose first language is English.

There is a wider world where they prefer ".length" over some english sentence. Even the ".length" is difficult for them but it's still less grammar to learn.
I knew a guy in the military who often stated: "Never trust a man you cannot have a drink with"

I had always felt conflicted because alcoholism was a common thing there and often people were sorting these things out.

This article was precisely his point. It has always stuck with me. Some of the most counter-intuitive advice from the least expected minds which has changed my views much later in life.
12 Angry Men

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Walkabout

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Koyaanisqatsi

A profound movie with no words except the chanting of a Hopi word, meaning "life out of balance", or "a way of life that calls for another way of life".

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My Dinner With Andre

"We're bored. We're all bored now. But has it ever occurred to you, Wally, that the process that creates this boredom that we see in the world now, may very well be a self perpetuating, unconscious form of brainwashing created by a world totalitarian government based on money and that all of this is much more dangerous than one thinks, and its not just a question of individual survival, Wally, but that somebody who's bored is asleep, and somebody who's asleep will not say no?"

----

The Third Man

(Long shot from Martins' eye line of the fairground far below and the people now on it.)

"Would you feel any pity if one of those dots stopped moving forever? If I offered you £20,000 for every dot that stopped - would you really, old man, tell me to keep my money? Or would you calculate how many dots you could afford to spare? Free of income tax, old man......free of income tax. It's the only way to save money nowadays."
For TikTok, maybe, but WeChat is different -- people use it to keep in touch with families and friends at home.
For those with older Macs, this is the Alt key. There's this symbol on both: ⌥ Always have to think about that one!
This is not mine, but you reminded me of the story of the author of Higher Order Perl, who made a program to generate quilt designs to impress his girlfriend.

https://perl.plover.com/yak/12views/samples/notes.html#sl-2
Three-finger dragging on laptops with touchpads: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204609 It says it's for dragging windows, but it works for all dragging, including files in Finder etc. Couldn't do without it now.

Increase Contrast, which I prefer not just for aesthetic reasons (it gives a slightly old-school feel to the interface), but because it delineates areas of windows / apps more clearly: Preferences > Accessibility > Display > Increase Contrast. This will automatically turn on Reduce Transparency, but I used that setting anyway, to reduce distracting detail.
Have you ever shared an office with a bully? I have, and any personal information will be mercilessly used in an endless stream of not-funny jokes.
Welcome to the club. My partner is so far away, there's not even a direct flight connecting us (nor our countries in general) . I have to count on 3 countries agreeing on opening a path.
Currently it's not even physically possible to take such flight (for any reasons).

This all makes me sad.
12 oz of milk though? My research says a latte contains about 6oz. Fraps probably contain less (mostly ice).
Cold Fever

Fandango
First of all, thanks for linking to the change in policy. I was not aware of the timeline.

To address both links:
1) As a user I'm actually happy about the tight integration into calendar and other apps. These necessarily require reading my mail though. I'm already trusting Google with my mail so using it for better integration into other Google products is fine with me.

2) They are not randomly handing out access to your emails to third parties, they just have an API that lets third parties read your emails _after you gave explicit consent via the regular oAuth flow_. Which is also completely reasonable for me.
> So if we're talking about a mass sale of stock reducing the price, that implies somebody is buying the stock at that new lower price. It's not the billionaires, since they're in the middle of trying to sell all their stock. But no stock is being destroyed either; it has to be going to someone with less net worth, and thus less concentrated ownership of stock. Which is, again, the thing that socialists are trying to do.

I bet it would be billionaires buying the stock, actually. Just not US ones.
One thing I would make sure to add is in the affordability calculator (income-based), I'd make sure to clarify what income you want (gross or post-tax) and to clarify if people should include credit card payments (ongoing debt vs regular monthly debt).

One thing I've noticed missing from normal affordability calculators is "regular credit card" spending. For example, if I am spending 5000 a month on expenses, then when I purchase a place I may have to change my behavior (and not really understand that).

Also would be great to allow people to select a state to determine taxes more accurately.

A nice to have in the future would be aggregating payment methods between different mortgage companies. There are a lot of new "mortgage" companies like Unison (home equity agreement), Flyhomes, etc and all of them offer different pros/cons. Breaking that down into the actual numbers would be super helpful, but also might be challenging since I imagine they don't want you to really do that.

Overall mortgages/finding mortgages/understanding them is a terrible experience.
Back in 2004 I made a Pocket PC app for my girlfriend; it was an interactive map that showed how to get from the bus stop to my university. She was visiting from abroad and didn't know the area, but wanted to come visit me after my lectures. It had photos of the important junctions and landmarks that could be enlarged by tapping on the map.

She did not get lost.
The built-in array (which is multidimensional) is unnamed, but Julia was made in a way that anyone can create as a library their own types that are as high performance as the native ones (most of which are written in Julia) so you can just get a named array package like [1].

[1] https://github.com/davidavdav/NamedArrays.jl
Devs (2020, FX/Hulu). Not a movie, but movie-like (8-part series).

I’m not religious and I don’t believe in the traditional religious god. But Devs presents a fascinating framework for what that could look like that passes the nerd/science test (with some obvious creative/technological liberties).
Je ne suis pas un homme facile. (I am not an easy man)

It’s a fairly recent, maybe two or three years old, romantic comedy. It’s light-hearted and funny but it really highlighted the absurdity of gender roles - for men and women - in a way I hadn’t ever stopped to consider before.
Yeah, I just completely disagree. I agree that Maps' machine learning isn't very good but I've been completely unimpressed with Google's as well.

>IMO the company is stuck in the past, its software pipeline is so badly broken the quality of the basic OS products is visibly declining, and it's unprepared for the next generation of integrated and invisible AI applications.

This has been a meme for a few years now and I don't know what the basic quality that's declining is. Their development has arguably accelerated and it doesn't seem like it has any more bugs than normal. I agree that Siri has not been advanced as much as it should have been but it seems like they're working on it.

>But because it's an ad company with a bit of a research culture it can't imagine an integrated customer-centric general AI platform - which is where the next big disruption will come from.

I'm not sure what you mean by "general AI" but I think Apple has the best shot at it of any company working right now (unless you mean AGI).
Long long ago in a galaxy far far away... Yes. She was practically obsessed with puzzles that transition into the real world. Correct me if I'm wrong but iirc, these days they are known as warp(or larp, can't remember) games. So I built one secretly, which picked up at the time. Something like 120 people registered(all those dozens of Stephen King novels came in handy when I had to make it a bit more sinister). There was just one problem - as someone who started writing programs when he was 10 and was magnitudes more obsessed with programming than she was with those games, I over-engineered the crap out of it and no one managed to solve the cryptographic/steganographic puzzles. Tl;dr epic fail at it's finest.
Ok it's not coding but I modded a PC. That was in the early 2000, when the PC modding fashion started, there was no ready-made solution and components were not easy to find in my city, it was all DIY.
They come in a bucket if you go to Starbucks
Choreography vs. Orchestration in the Land of Serverless
When I was a cheezy cheese-filled chedderlord, I wrote a simple genetic algorithm that would evolve to spell a love message to my fiance. It was fun to watch as it got closer and closer to the goal.

https://gist.github.com/Lambdanaut/1649116
I grew up in Germany and maybe around 1980 we watched "Die Brücke" in school. It's about a group of unprepared teenagers made to defend a bridge against advancing US troops. I don't really know if it's that good but left me shaken.
City of God (and the documentary that was a special feature of the DVD and was better than the film)

Hector and the Search for Happiness

Ghost in the Shell (as someone else mentioned)
About decade ago a girl I knew moved off to Australia for a year, as her iPad was her main communication device, I made a just-for-her iPad app with Spotify playlists I could edit from my computer. https://orta.io/Mixtapes/

She's now my wife.

(and you don't have permission to put this on that site)
AWS Zelkova is in theory supposed to find these sorts of issues. I haven't used it, so I'm curious what others think about it.
I can recommend the references listed in "Background: Notation" section of Program Analysis Resources: https://gist.github.com/MattPD/00573ee14bf85ccac6bed3c0678dd...
> Travelling abroad this summer is considered by many as stupid and careless. I bought the trip when the numbers were good and when the governments were allowing tourism.

So wait. You bought your tickets when "the numbers were good". So you made a bet. Why do you have a problem with other people making a bet NOW? They're just accepting different odds. Everyone has to judge their own risk/rewards.
I'm also a motorcyclist, although I don't own one at the moment and haven't ridden much in the last few years. (and a cyclist, and a runner...)
Press Cmd to reveal the path
I was working on a secure messenger app because I had an affair and she was afraid he'd find out if we messaged each other.

Idea was that every message was encrypted with a specific password before it was shared via a server infrastructure. The message once attempted to decrypt with with the password would destroy itself after a successful or unsuccessful decryption attempt.

I had a working web prototype using JSCrypt for the cryptography part when the affair ended. Didn't continue with the project.

Worth noting that this was years before E2E encrypted messengers became mainstream.
Note that as much as 30 percent of car pollution is not from the fuel and would remain.
Are there keys for jump to next or prevent word?
I learned web dev + svg animation last year to write a bunch of dramatic essays processing my breakup - at the end of a 5 year relationship. I sent it to my ex, and it was cathartic for the both us.

I didn’t know the best way to deploy it, so ended up using Google Domains + a Google cloud Linux node server. It was terrible and went down all the time.

It should hypothetically be at https://breakup.live - but it’s currently down (and has been for god knows how long). Not sure what the metaphor means but I guess that’s what moving on is all about!
If a family member is dying, skip the event.
> Things were a little crazy and happened over 3 different continents in a very short time.

These are generally indications of an underlying mental issue. Be on the lookout for it:

https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/kzv7xx/heres-why-narcissi...
How do you close it? Cmd-W doesn't work for this type of window.
Having seen the bodycam footage from the police that has emerged recently, I think everyone supporting BLM have been falling for a strawman. George Floyd appears to be high as a kite, does practically nothing the police ask him to. The police appear to be pretty reasonable.
Why would they not put this in the View menu? I can even imagine someone invoking it by mistake and not working out how to undo it.
Thanks for this. I did look into this a while back and both Total Spaces and the github project require at least temporary disabling SIP.

I may go for that commercial app anyway because it really is costly to lose context built up in a space. Especially when you have a lot of completely unrelated projects you want to task switch between.

I’d go so far as to say lack of Spaces feature polish in MacOS is impacting my ability to efficiently maintain open source code. Because those projects only get special extra time from me these days.

Apple should make more spaces API open to developers if Apple won’t improve this important macOS feature.
You can also do it using commandline

`defaults write com.apple.screencapture show-thumbnail -bool false`
https://archive.is/pY6Do

Worth the trouble
I created an extremely simple wedding website for our day https://github.com/intenscia/Wedding
Hilariously wrong reply to OP. Reading Wald means you’re comfortable with differential geometry which an undergrad in math encounters several years after calculus. Not to mention that other texts mentioned cover Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics which rely on calculus of variations and differential equations.
Three-finger drag is the one thing I just can't live without.[0]

Finder: Cmd+Shift+G to navigate wherever I want (with autocomplete)

Text input: Control+Command+Space for the emoji list and search

Text input (switching keyboards for Japanese input): Control+Space for quick toggles

Text input (accents in my native language): all the accents and letters of various European languages are usually made by using Option+[key] for the accent, and Option+[key]+letter for the proper letter. The [key] maps are e -> ´, `` -> `` (I'm messing up the rendering of the quotes here despite my best efforts), i -> ˆ, u -> ¨ and some keys Option+[key] directly give a character when it's unique, such as Option+a=å and Option+o=ø, and Option+1=¡ (because it's the key for ! otherwise, which makes sense - and can help with Spanish)

For the longer examples, Option+e+e = é, Option+e+a = á, Option+`+a = à, Option+u+u = ü, Option+i+u = û, Option+n+n = ñ, etc.

Holding Option in menus also shows extra options and their shortcuts (although this is less and less the case outside of the Apple apps themselves). An example using Finder -> Edit and pressing/releasing the Option key[1]

Oh and one more: the app "Stickies", which allows you to have "post-it notes" with color coding and collapsing the note by double-clicking on the title, saving to file, etc. I use it to take quick notes or set casual reminders.

Last but not least, not an Apple app but a very helpful tool I've used to make the gif in this post: Kap is incredibly convenient to records bits of the screen and save to various formats, and it's been improving a lot since its early releases[2] (I have no stake in this, I'm just thankful for such a cool piece of free software)

[0] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204609

[1] https://i.imgur.com/feRhErF.gif

[2] https://getkap.co/
I made a countdown to the hour of our ceremony in our wedding website. Unexpectedly, but predictably, after the ceremony the countdown become a ”count up” counting the days, hours, minutes, and seconds that we are married.
Reminds me of this game mechanic which is more fun to play than it is to watch:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0AEM8Y2dlY&feature=emb_logo
I had one of these when I worked for Google, I didn’t quite trust it though, so I had it in the bathroom to limit what my employer could listen to.

Imagine discussing a product idea at home with friends, then having that stolen by an engineer at one of these companies (who figured out how to find the interesting conversations) for a promotion or new position.

On a larger scale these might get hooked up with some advertising algorithms that manipulate you further based on conversations you didn’t know were recorded.

I hope for more pressure to move these systems and other devices, that don’t necessarily need to be in the cloud to function, to a local solution or one that is closed to outsiders. Technologically this should be possible in so many cases.