skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So the browser as an integrated media playback system is an edge case? Are you serious? Media control keys support for software that claims media playback as one of its main features is hyper-specific? I mean if it's so rare, then why did Google decide to implement it? And why do other FF users not run into this? I'll tell you. Because there are virtually no FF users anymore. They don't even install it.

And btw. thanks for the media keys recommendation. From the extension's description page, literally the first thing that comes up when you look at it:

1. The browser window must be active for media keys to be detected due to a Firefox limitation.

2. Only Play/Pause is supported due to a Firefox bug.

3. Pinned tabs get priority over all other tabs when pressing a media key.

4. macOS is not supported due to Firefox bug.

It's literally mentioning three FF bugs preventing you from building something useful with it on its front page. Meanwhile, that feature should have been something that doesn't require an extension on any supported platform in the first place.

None of these bugs/limitations are present in any Webkit/Chromium based browser I tested so far on macOS.

I won't even get into other unrelated "curiosities" here, like the order of DOM mutation events being wrong when debugging, but correct when the debugger is not attached in FF.
Susan Fowler isn't and never was a physicist. t'Hooft won the Nobel Prize in physics. The title is "how to become a good theoretical physicist" -not "what they taught me as an undergraduate." The end.
It’s worth pointing out that it was dangerous for him to highlight the bad parts of China while he was still living there. In one of his videos he mentioned that during his time in China he had recorded a lot of footage but he was understandably afraid to publish it (I believe he partly addresses it in this video unless my memory is failing me: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rbHxeOQA1Mc).

I personally like this video a lot: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ImmRjT74i-c. It talks a bit about why the rest of the world had no masks or other medical equipment when the Wuhan Virus spread outside of China.

There’s also another foreigner who was semi-famous in China that’s now making funny videos about China (e.g. https://youtube.com/watch?v=s8PYZQd3Dvo).
But we didn't remove the requirement to pay rent/mortgages on the real estate used by the businesses that shut down, or make the loan payments on the loans that they took out. Consequently, oodles of small business are simply going to fail.

I'd love to believe that you're right (and 3 months ago, I felt the same way). But I just don't.
Your words are as spurious as Goog's. Where you state Still means, they STOPPED scanning emails for targeted ads, supposedly in 2017(Did they "pinky-swear"?). So, they always did before, as stated it in plain words in 1st 2 paragraphs of their previous EULAs. Now that they claim they don't "scan emails for ads", they don't state they no longer scan emails and it does not state what they do, currently, scan emails for.

Please don't retort "they don't sell PII", as P2 most definitely is what they use to sell X to 3rd parties in whatever form the ubiquitous NDAs prevent the public from knowing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmail#Automated_scanning_of_em...

Edit: P2 > PII, am watching motogp & removed unnecessary personal jab.
https://github.com/djblue/portal - link to the source and usage instructions.
TFA links to this article which discusses the health pros and cons of cows milk: https://www.healthline.com/health/is-milk-bad-for-you
100%. My first business was buying/refurbishing/selling used laptops. I bought/sold tens of thousands. Toshiba was by far the best. IBM was 2nd. Now they’re both gone.
Interesting point, thanks. We do have community maintained learning materials [1] (+ wiki itself), official docs [2] and formal specification [3]; granted, even if put together they don't match the quality of a cohesive user guide.

[1]: https://github.com/red/red/wiki/%5BLINKS%5D-Learning-resourc...

[2]: https://doc.red-lang.org/

[3]: https://github.com/meijeru/red.specs-public
The Mac Colour Classic V: The only Mac with a built-in VHS player
I "own" a few real properties, some of which I lease to tenants under fairly traditional terms for real property.

I have the option of changing those terms to give my tenants effectively all ownership privileges except responsibility for some official correspondence with the city, e.g. property taxes.

If I fail to pay quarterly property taxes, the city will have a different opinion about who "owns" the property. They will divest me of all ownership and operating privileges, and I will not be free to offer them to others. My feelings on the matter are irrelevant, because they have guns and prisons.

I "own" several domain names. In fact, I also lease one domain name to a lessor under fairly traditional terms for domain names. I have given the lessor basically full operating rights to the domain, except responsibility for official interactions with the registrar.

If I fail to pay annual domain registration fees, the registrar/foodchain will have a different opinion about who "owns" the domain name. They will divest ... etc, see above. My feelings on the matter are irrelevant, since they have control of the administration of the .com TLD.

Your point, I think, is that you do not "own" a domain name. Because registrar agreements, ICANN oversight, court decisions, obligatory lease payments, etc.

I agree. But you seem to misunderstand how real estate property "ownership" works (in the US). It's not meaningfully different. I might even have more ownership privileges over domain names (I can serve autoplaying videos with loud audio all day long) than I have privileges over my real property (I cannot play loud music without being financially and legally censured).
All scikit-learn examples in a single Notebook
Shift + Command + 5… click "Options" in the bar down the bottom of the screen.

(Also, try hitting space a couple of times in that mode.)
literally just discovered this yesterday myself for the first time - still prefer Spectacle, but nice that it’s there.
Tap on a word with 3 fingers.
You can delete files immediately (i.e., skip moving to the trash) in Finder by holding the Option key in addition to Command + Delete (or Backspace).
What was it like developing in flutter?
But how is that separate app store a business? The original proposal I replied to was:

> Better if the App Store gets broken up into its own independent company.

It sounds like the actual proposal would be “make apple allow the installation of arbitrary app packages without review”, since that would allow the app model from android you’re talking about.

That isn’t making the app store a business, but rather changing os permissions. It’s not clear to me “the apple app store” is a business separate from apple.

Btw, got an example of one of those android app store apps? I’d be interested in looking at one. I’m assuming google doesn’t review the apps you can install with those?

> Apple is a hundred billion dollar company.

A nit, but they’re near two trillion actually
It divulges a lot of one's personality. This kind of openness would require me to feel really at home in a company.

Coincidentally, that's also the reason I feel the piece was so interesting, when I'm normally more drawn to technical articles.
Honestly I don't have much problem with protectionism. Flagrant theft is no good, but when the companies enter in the domestic partnership the IP transfer is rather more de jure. And if China didn't take any IP they would continue to be massively under-developed and just a source of cheap labor, be cause there's no way in hell US companies would have willingly fostered higher skills, higher pay there.

Let's face it, major US companies that outsource to China are doing fine, at least compared to workers, and we shouldn't start fucking WW III to raise their profits further.

What's far more concerning to me is what is described in https://phenomenalworld.org/reviews/trade-wars, the general race-to-the-bottom export dynamics where every country surpresses wages to try to stay competitive, and via the paradox of thrift not enough consumption has been afforded. This will ruin us. And we see the race to the bottom politically too, which follows.

That book says bilateral tarries are a farce because commerce can route around them. As a programmer that makes....goddamn sense. They instead recommend general capital controls, which cannot be routed around. That also makes sense.

How about we fix our rotten economy, reinvigorate society, and win a cultural war rather than loose a real one?
The situation is going to last a long time regardless of what people feel like. Countries that want to suppress the coronavirus will need to keep substantial travel restrictions in place for years, so it's time to think about what the shape of a sustainable policy is. "Nobody go anywhere cause the virus might spread" isn't going to work for that long.
There's so much bullshit in this post. Even without any precautions, the average person would not nearly infect "tens of person". To actually cause the death of one, they would have to infect on average ~200 people. And the egoists here are those that want everyone to suffer just so they can avoid a miniscule chance of death. And the faster the virus spreads, the faster we are done with this bullshit.
Command-Shift-? is the better version of this imho, directly opens the help menu and you can just type the name of the menu item and hit enter. Way quicker than navigating to it.
Maybe I'm being dense, but given that you had effectively isolated populations in the Americas by the time agriculture was discovered/invented/developed there, and it wasn't a generation or two since they were last "connected" to any possible common origin, I don't see how this supports the idea of a common origin.

Unless you're arguing that they actually were not isolated, and there was already cultural exchange going on between other continent's populations and those in the Americas.
Canola oil causes intestinal distress in more people than you know, similar but more severe than lactose intolerance, but it is often considered an allergy. My partner and her mother are unable to digest / have a violent intestinal response to it.

It's extremely unpleasant for them, and in the long run could probably cause significant health issues related to nutrition absorption and increased inflammation.

Anyway. I'm convinced that many people have this issue and don't know about it. Information about this problem is not very widespread, and I'm unaware of any studies that attempt to explain its mechanism.
Trump retweeted it. And yeah, it certainly does sound like authoritarian propaganda.
Kampala, Uganda
Demos of all the drag and drop behavior can be seen in the Aqua keynote. Lots of people don’t know how powerful it is on macOS even though it was THE big feature at launch.
I have collected a list of all scikit-learn examples in a single Notebook. Run these directly on the BlobCity A.I. Cloud. Let me know what other projects you would like? Keen on doing more.
I heard many times that psychoanalysis is very controversial and is not recommended.

Plus, in REBT it's enough to have like 10-20 sessions & few months of work, while in psychoanalysis you will have to visit your therapist for year or more.

Know nothing about gestalt.

I've only tried REBT & CBT :)
> experiment, curiosity, doing things with our hands, realizing we can test things ourselves

Partially-related, I have heard it claimed that would-be surgeons are showing less dexterity than previous generations, presumably from lack of hands-on hobbies when younger.
Yes, on its own real-name policy doesn't work. But in connection with other choices, it can help a lot.
That you can hold down certain keys, like i and o, to access a list of similar characters that aren't found on the keyboard.

My 1 year old taught me that one.
This is same in Windows and Linux as well
I'd just like a comforting confirmation that "big milk" (sorry) hasn't had anything to do with this article.

Apologies, got a bit traumatized by documentaries "Bananas" and "big boys gone bananas".
Hold down the option key when selecting text (in some editors) and it enables columnar selection. Can be very useful for certain editing tasks.
Will we go back to the office after all this?
Newly graduated student with a BS degree in Computer Science looking for work

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Not atm

Technologies: React, React Native Django, JavaScript, Python, Nodejs, Angular, Vue, Java, SpringBoot,

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> I think that instead we will see cleaner air in cities since the economics of electric/hybrid cars will win

Citation needed. The whole economic and environment footprint of electric vehicles in relation to their efficieny is rather bad. The future would the CNG but something is holding it back.
Cmd-R (R for "reveal") in the open/save file dialog opens the present directory in Finder. This is useful as I commonly want to do some additional janitory tasks in the directory.
You get around 500 pounds of meat from a full grown cow. So, based on average US consumption that’s ~1 cow per 9 years per person. A single dairy cow produces ~100,000 lbs of milk over their lifespan. At average US consumption that’s ~1 cow per 200 years per person.

US waste and exports make it hard to sanity check these numbers, but in 2018 there where 31.4 Million beef cows in US vs 9.4 milk cows adjusting for longer lifespan that’s possibly a 5.5:1 ratio.
What health risks do you imagine might exist?

We can break down the composition of it very precisely and have lots of information about each molecule present in it. It's not some big mystery.

And it's not invalidating for a safety study to be rat based if the rats are more sensitive to the molecule than humans...
If governments took the situation seriously, they would prohibit travel within countries just as much as between them.
Pyre: Performant type-checker for Python by Facebook
I’ve been using `defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES; killall dock` for at least 15 years. A quick DDG search, indicated this shortcut arrived in High Sierra. Has it been around longer?
This is a viewpoint that basically says everyone must live in cities except for farmers.

Not only is this not possible without probably half a century of building high density housing (and realistically, never, because it would require lots of eminent domain seizures and tons of lawsuits), but it’s also... not really desirable? Half the point of not living in a city is cleaner air, less light and sound pollution, and less people.
Well air pollution causes pulmonary hypertension.
I'm right now in a Norwegian plane to come back from France to Norway. There is a quarantine since midnight, which is a good thing. There is a reason that France and Norway do not have the same numbers, French people are pretty bad at taking the covid19 measures seriously. I'm not thinking about the government but the population in general. It's a bit frustrating because it's not very difficult to be careful. I have seen many restaurant employees not wearing a mask correctly or at all, many sellers manipulating cash money without washing their hands after, and so many people not thinking about the distances. In some places, it's like nothing happened, and it's crowded.

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. I think we may have to travel only when the indicators are green for some time. It was green, it's not anymore.

By the way, some asshole passengers are coughing in the plane.
Let's put it this way, if American companies had their way, china would still be low-education hoard of manual labors with no advanced industry. Obvious no country wants to end up in this situation.

Let's promote actually good things like free speech, privacy, etc., and not draconian IP policies that just allow the same rent seeking giant corporations everywhere to fuck us all over everywhere. If we tie everything together, we'll loose all of it.
"I don't think COBOL is a good comparator."

Another similar language is Inform 7, the text adventure authoring language, which came out in 2006, about 20 years after Hypercard.[1]

Below is a simple example program in the language. A more involved example can be found here: [2]

"Hello Deductible" by "I.F. Author"

The story headline is "An Interactive Example".

The Living Room is a room. "A comfortably furnished living room."
The Kitchen is north of the Living Room.
The Front Door is south of the Living Room.
The Front Door is a door. The Front Door is closed and locked.

The insurance salesman is a man in the Living Room. The description is "An insurance salesman in a tacky polyester suit. He seems eager to speak to you." Understand "man" as the insurance salesman.

A briefcase is carried by the insurance salesman. The description is "A slightly worn, black briefcase." Understand "case" as the briefcase.

The insurance paperwork is in the briefcase. The description is "Page after page of small legalese." Understand "papers" or "documents" or "forms" as the paperwork.

Instead of listening to the insurance salesman:
say "The salesman bores you with a discussion of life insurance policies. From his briefcase he pulls some paperwork which he hands to you.";
move the insurance paperwork to the player.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inform_7

[2] - http://inform7.com/book/RB_1_3.html#e74
Team America: World Police. Now I get to hear the AIDS song and “America, Fuck Yeah” in my head at least once every day for the rest of my life. It’s changed my mind about the concept of entertainment being so crap that it’s actual brain poison that the wise will avoid, which I thought was just old stick-in-the-mud folks being old. But no, it’s real. Be careful what you expose your brain to.

Bonus round: the wiener-modified Game of Thrones theme from an episode of South Park. Those guys are uniquely good at writing ear worms I wish I’d never heard.
Very good writeup, my compliments.
Show HN: Transient – A tool for creating VMs for testing and development
There’s a little prism icon too which opens a panel for Lightroom-type modifications like exposure, shadows, highlights, levels, sharpness, etc.
The law is bendy when the actions are all secret and you don't have anyone challenging you. it's enough to make up a semi plausible legal argument/loophole to cover your ass. See eg the treatment of legal coverage in the James Banford books - there's usually a i house lawyer who is paid to have opinions favourable to the agency.
> This seems like a pretty clear implication that a Five Eyes country gets information about its own citizens via automatic sharing of information gathered by the other countries.

No, it does not. If it did, Snowden's documents would have contained evidence showing that the NSA either has a copy of the GCHQ wiretap data or that the NSA has direct query access to it, either of which would have been a blockbuster story. There was no such evidence.

Instead, what your quote means is that the parties to the agreement can ask the other parties for any information about their collection they like, and the default response (if there are no overriding rules) will be to return that information. The US cannot ask another country for data about its own citizens without a warrant because, as I've stated multiple times, that is illegal.

You are creating some all-seeing bogeyman by misreading some words. This is better than dredmorbius's comments in that you misread some words instead of not reading them and pretending they said something, but do you understand that misreading words is how conspiracy theories are created?
It would be nice to have an option to not delete every photo after backing up to Google Photos.
This feature is present everywhere.

Windows, Android, all browsers I use, inside apps, etc
Denmark's vegan party says it has enough support to run for parliament
No it isn't.

Google didn't originally scan emails. Then they did. Then they didn't.

Countering "Google scanned emails" with "well the don't right now" is the only ridiculous behavior in this thread.
Can you give an example of where copy/paste hasn't worked for you?
There's also mustard oil, which is banned for human consumption in the US due to fears about erucic acid.

Mustard oil is one of the most common cooking oils in India and Pakistan. As a result, all mustard oil in the US is labeled "for external use only". People still use it for cooking.
You can also hover over the word and hit Command-Shift-D for people not using a trackpad.
Princess Mononoke [1] (1997) had an impact on how I value our environment and also was my gateway into anime

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princess_Mononoke
Wasn’t sparc like this? Lots of noop instructions had to be inserted by the compiler.
This article convinced me to give Parly a try. Been looking for a milk substitute that is closer to Coe milk than nut milks.
Onyx, and some other utilities from Titanium centralize some handy tweaks like this in a simple GUI.
Pretty much a Python notebook. Well one thing I remember was usage of the word "love". After we said it in real-life, there was a huge spike in usage in the chat. But the interesting thing is that even before we said it directly (eg "I love you" ), there was a build up of indirect usage (like "I love spending time with you").
There are currently fewer than 10 countries in the entire world that allow Americans to travel there without restriction. Canada is in the vast majority.
> Such a hassle when authors just assume everybody is also in their bubble and know all thr acronyms

Yes, totally agree.

And for those who say 'well you got Google don't you?' or similar, my searches found United States Department of State and United States Digital Service. Both of these seem plausible but who knows.
To inspect stacks you need to be in a "privileged" user-mode. Often stacks set the usermode to unprivileged upon startup to prevent accidental / nefarious edits. To change this, and be able to inspect the stack:

1.) Open the stack.

2.) Type Alt-M to open the message box.

3.) Type "set the usermode to 5" and press enter. (This sets the usermode to the highest level).

4.) If the menubar isn't showing, type "show menubar" into the message box and press enter.

Voilla! Full access to edit and inspect the stack. (Note that all changes are lost when you close the tab - the emulator does not yet have persistent storage).
Marking a file as "Stationary Pad" will create and open a copy every time you open the original. Good for templates or any other file you don't want to accidentally save changes to.

- Get Info on file.
- Check Stationary Pad box.
Mac has a storage explorer called "Storage management app". I found it great for making space as it can sort by categories and file size. Before realising this, it was a pain to find decent software for the MacOS.

I imagine this was added recently.
You can even drag the file into a terminal window to turn it into the full path.
care to share it?
cmd + shift + h = home directory

cmd + shift + a = applications directory

cmd + shift + d = desktop directory

Semi-related, type `open .` in terminal to open that directory in Finder
You can actually just change where they go in the Command-Shift-5 option menu.
No. Its acceeptable, and mostly startup related. Certainly not even close to the level u claim. Once started it is more or less OK depending on specific cmdlet and task in question. I use it in production on numerious gov level services serving millions.

Vim is slower for example but rarelly anybody compalain about it given its power.