skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I found during my journey (Google Music -> Youtube Music autoconvert -> Spotify import) several online tools which could read a public Youtube Music Playlist (mine are 500+ songs, so not small, not gigantic) and one which allowed me to copy my "likes" over (read YTM like, find same Spotify song and Like it) so there are tools out there even though we don't have official or supported APIs. I could not find one single service to do it all, it took.. I think 3 different services to work through the process.

The largest problem I think happened is many of the origin tracks from Google Music were incorrectly named or identified; I had to repair the process in both YTM and Spotify to try and find the actual track which I had in GPM but with bad metadata around it. The mistakes were high enough that I thought to myself "wow, Google Music really had a lot of bad metadata" during the work.
Do you have a link to that anywhere?

The 2006 timeframe does fit with the LONWorks effort. The McD implementation used....powerline networking. Man was that a kludge.
Man I'm exhausted, I really hate this do more hype.
If you are sufficiently motivated, you might look into Emac's "babel" scripts, which can run Python embedded in org-mode files. You could use mod_wsgi in Apache to set your .pml (Python Markup Language, I just made that up) files to be parsed.
> According to a 4chan archive site, there have been 4,845 mentions of "gamergate" this year alone. So that's absolutely false.

At the height of the Gamergate conspiracy, there were constant Doxxing and Swatting of game journalists. That behavior (knock on wood) seems to have stopped.

MOOT publicly condemning the practice made a huge difference. It set lines in the sand, and people do trust their leaders. (And yes, 4chan's leader at the time was MOOT).
There's a very wide gulf between "stay the way you happened to like" and "change in ways that pretty much nobody likes but nobody has any power to do anything about"
Tech workers have to contend with innovation obsoleting their skills, H1Bs undercutting them, and status/prestige is always awarded proportional to one's shrewdness/being a huge braggart.

I worked for a very successful private law practice for 2 lawyers and their entire world was about mingling with other elites they never had to learn a new thing that's for the "clerks" who had 0 status.
Yarn v2 PnP is simply a lifesaver if you have a medium+ sized monorepo.

We have a monorepo with 180 packages here. Without pnp, it takes 1h+ just to npm install any new third party package in any local package, it’s a joke. With pnp it takes 18s.

So yes, from my point of view NPM is completely inadequate for any serious JS codebase.
No, it's confusing, but it is doing something - it's serialising marshmallow schemata into a OpenAPI/Swagger YAML file.

The serialiser is predominantly in `internal`, the example is in `api`.

But it's not very fleshed out, without checking thoroughly I think a lot must be unsupported yet.
The GDPR regulates the use of "personal data", which is broader in scope than "personally identifiable information":

"‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person"
Reminds me of the Meat Vagon in Rogue Trip: Vacation 2012
I'll give you one right off the bat where something like this might be useful, in antiship or transport roles:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_Straits_crisis

Russia has a lot of inland lakes, and has always defined its empire with non-negotiable geopolitical requirements for blue-water ports on all sides. The countries that pose a threat to those ports generally have a lot of vulnerable coastlines. Fly an ekranoplane empty to a staging area, fill it with a regiment, fly it in boost mode over any land obstacles, and you can rapidly drop significant troop numbers at any point on the coast without control over the body of water.

Larger ekranoplanes that can operate higher off the water are more useful as transports, and things plausibly get much bigger than the KM.
what? why?

backtick code comments/snippets from source text are. really not widely standardized, I don't think it makes sense to encourage them without an accompanying web standard, or at least some kind of standard
The record shop, the taxman and the missing billions
Server-side rendering no-reload JavaScript framework
Just to play devils advocate, isn't that the whole point of a CEO? It seems to me that true change can only happen if it comes from the highest influence. Of course that's not to say that just because the CEO changes that business change will happen
Data roaming charges are not set by governments. It’s not even necessary because typically the economies of countries that desire this kind of control are so bad getting a subscription abroad is not affordable for common people anyway.
You get what you pay for. Open ended work is hard.
The social elevator can take 2 generations. And that is ok. There is a lot of things to learn. It gives hope to one’s dad.

Sadly inheritance is looked down upon, and people would like every citizen to be born with the same information, and this information being delivered by public education.

Sadly, parents teach much better than teachers when it is about the little things that make a life successful. There will never be a way around this. Transmission will never be good between people who don’t care for each others, such as civil servants. Therefore we should acknowledge that, yes, some parts of success will be taught by parents, and tearing children from parents will only lose information instead of elevating everyone. We should elevate parents and teach them so that they, too, can get successful children, and make sure all kids get two parents, and as many grandparents as possible (who are very, very important for psychological stability and growth), and make sure parents can be confident in teaching their children, i.e. not criticizing them for teaching them methods to succeed which have succeeded for a millenium, like, I don’t know, marrying which is the single best predictor of success.

Sure, we can re-engineer humans without parent inheritance, tear them off and give them to childcare centers, but we already know the sad results.

I’ve once asked my Arab employee why only (foreign) Arabs applied to our job (in France) and had the skills, he very acutely noted that their parents don’t allow them to fail, whereas French-born developers were more lazy. The result is very visible here: The only decent application we have are from North Africa.

« The right parents » is not about wealth or social exclusion. It is that some parents decide to be crap parents and destroy a millenium of wisdom at their generation by not transmitting all the accumulated knowledge, generally due to some ideological dream (« my ancestors were all wrong! THIS is how you do it! I shall be free to roam! ») But the failed child is free to start again, marry, work a lot, study success, and he can give his child an excellent life, and his grandson can be CEO of a large company.

Society can’t offset crap parents. Society already does a good job at making social move possible; 86% billionaires of our generation didn’t have billionaire parents. Also, don’t believe I’m not sorry for the victims, but let’s pass the word and teach again the good tips that have worked for millenia, instead of telling everyone they can survive with a mother-and-two-step-uncles, a flat, a brother in jail and a pink dress. It is not ok to say that. We should rather tell them it will be hard and we can help them progress if they choose to live a clean life starting from now.
I never said anything about Trump.
The gotcha in the German university system is studying 4-5 years and then dropping out without degree, because there is very little support and a culture of expecting knowledge and not teaching knowledge, which hits underclass students the hardest.
I wouldn't trust Signal for the sole fact that the USG promotes its use. Think CryptoAG and how hostile Swiss law is to data privacy. Kids seem to think just because they were once known for banking secrecy doesn't mean they treat data the same way (they don't).
I get the feeling that it's also easier for the cashier to put it into the point of sale / ordering system. There are buttons for specific menu items, and then buttons to remove things from them, but no buttons to build a burger from scratch.
Deepness has much more heart, Fire is kinda generic, with a couple interesting ideas in it.
Correct, GitLab running on GCP file servers for git repositories and GCP object store for most of the rest (container registry, artifacts, etc.)
Probably not exactly what you mean, but the closest I can think of would be https://www.kapwing.com/
New lines of business in established companies: stages of development
A New Capacitive Sensor Integrated Within Dental Implants Monitors Bone Health
If you get a degree in an upcoming field or start a company you're not guaranteed anything, but your chances are a lot better than if you're just slacking off.

But your chances of being able to do that in the first place are massively dependent on your luck. It's a lot harder to get a degree or start a company if your family is struggling to afford essentials, or you're caring for a sick relative.
> The sense of entitlement in statements like 'there first', 'previously normal behavior', 'co-opt locals', and 'bury their heads in the sand because the newcomers are spending' is palpable. Sorry that you assumed everything was always going to stay the way you happened to like it just because people didn't have other options, but not sorry.

Entitlement is people with money thinking they can and should be able to change existing communities to their liking, just because they have money.

It's weird, but there seems to be a common blind spot about certain kinds of wealth-enabled antisocial behavior.
I don't get Node JS. It seems like you just need to somehow know the function for a specific version of it, and stuff changes all the time. And there's not really a good auto-suggestion.

You need to know the args, and it just seems "hacky". Like it's good to write something small when you know what functions you use etc... but just not stable for big stuff.
HN isn’t a web standard.
This seems like a good thread to ask this question: does anyone know a good place to find turbine curves/turbine maps for small fans used a turbines? It's pretty easy to find a fan curve for a small fan (e.g. under 12 inch diameter) but very very few will also have an available turbine map. As far as I know, there is no way to convert a fan curve to a turbine curve (I'd be very interested if such a thing existed!).

Does anyone have any help or suggestions?
I want to like it, but GIMP is almost unusable for me. Really hard to do even basics, and have to spend a lot of time googling how to do what I want to do.
From what I understand, not only SQLA API does provide support for all functions you wish to use, but it provides also raw SQL escape hatch.

What kind of limitations did you encounter in the past?
SiFive reminds everyone you don't always need to offload vector math
Is this not a market forces cause rather than Nadella? It seems everyone is fighting to control data. Sometimes it seems to me that we forgot that this whole industry comes under the banner of information technology.
We do have to be careful about that kind of adjusting. There just aren't all that many states in the country, so adjusting for even a handful of factors risks overfitting.
Have you any specific document or decision in mind ?
That’s another way to look at it. Their business didn’t succeed because they could not possibly compete with outside money..
MacBook Pros have this problem. You cannot achieve maximum performance without using both the external adapter and the internal battery. Not sure about the most recent models but true of mine (2013).
> if it doesn't that is okay too.

So for people who find themselves going into dept slavery, unable to feed themselves and their children well, unable to afford healthcare, and so on, you're saying it's all good, just a bad roll of the dice, nothing to worry about?

Seems to me more like the system is fundamentally broken if pure chance is all that seperates a millionaire and the destitute and downtrodden.
I'm in the same boat. I keep a virtual machine with an up-to-date Acrobat Pro license just for the OCR. It's not that the OCR is state-of-the-art any more. It's not as accurate as ABBYY in my experience. But it still generates the most predictable, consistent bounding boxes for text selection out of the alternatives that I've tried.
How did you make this terrific animated video?
AT&T Pinched by Cord-Cutting and Closed Theaters
https://archive.vn/kh7nB
There is no alternative for iPhone 5S either.
Yep, which is why I get pissed off at manual processes in which people are strict and exactly comply with the rules and forms. One thing wrong, nope, cannot accept this document. Well then in that case those people are no better than a computer and I welcome the day they get replaced with one.
No no no, tell them they CAN be an entrepreneur by just giving you $MONEY for $IDEA with $LAX legal terms.

Edit-But more seriously - I totally agree. It is infinitely more difficult to accept a low position for that long to the point of impossibility for many already otherwise established.
People are paying pentesters because their payer’s policy asks them to. Of course there will be a huge market for someone with an alleged certification to run automated tools, the value is in the box checking and report generation, not the bespoke broken website fixing.
There seems to be a new version coming out in the next couple of months (ISBN 9780136657125) but I can't tell if it's a new edition or just a redesign.
Not without the salt, which they delete every day. Pretty much impossible.
Hmm, wasn't Niven basically a full-time writer himself from quite early on?
Obviously, if you are a user of the currency and don't want it to be inflated by the central bank, there's at least one thing in bitcoin's favor, as it has a fixed maximum supply.

You can argue that's a bad thing if you want, but just ignoring that it exists doesn't make much sense.
Making bad software in hopes to fix it later for a lot of money would never be a business model anybody can sustain for longer than a few years, let alone 2 decades which Microsoft managed to pull out through extraordinary effort.
Pricing vs standard SNS topics, from https://aws.amazon.com/sns/pricing/

Standard topics:

> First 1 million Amazon SNS requests per month are free, $0.50 per 1 million requests thereafter

FIFO topics:

> Publish API requests are $0.30 per 1 million and $0.017 per GB of payload data

> Subscription messages are $0.01 per 1 million and $0.001 per GB of payload data

where

> Subscription messages are calculated by multiplying the number of published messages and the number of subscriptions. Both filtered and delivered messages count towards the number of subscription messages.
Their businesses failed precisely because they couldn't compete with big outside money and interests.
Yes, and at least they can show these workers and their conditions instead of showing only the shiny stuff.
The CS6 license [1] has a 90 day limited warranty in section 6, which, for most goods, means the items will work as intended for at least 90 days, otherwise you can return it for a full refund. It it fails after 90 days, then you generally cannot.

Also, did CS6 stop working? The only stories I see are CS2 and CS3.

[1] https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/cc/en/legal/licenses-terms...
YouTube Space
As other mentioned this the description is particularly non-user friendly for something that (as far as I understood) is related to a documentation management system.

I'm mostly a backend GUI but still interested in learning more about web API. But the only description sentence is presuming that reader is comfortable with a highly specialized jargon. On the other hand I smell that "any project" is probably far narrower than it sound.

> The goal of this project is to create a generator that conveniently creates API definitions in OpenAPI 3 format and then injects the generated YAML file with Swagger UI to any project.
Flash?? Seriously?

I'll be damned if I can find a reference, but it's definitely a “non-native” UI, probably using Adobe AIR.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_AIR
Yes, it's the job of a CEO, but most CEOs aren't that good.
Yep, maybe the mods can change the title to reflect that this is the software GitLab the company uses.

This was probably submitted to Hacker News after someone saw my tweet https://mobile.twitter.com/sytses/status/1319325053217992704 which has some questions and answers in the replies.

John already linked to the architecture of GitLab the application in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24869339 in case you are interested in that.

Happy to answer any questions about either.
"Up to 70% of drivers are like me and do a good job, like the freedom to work when and where they want, and would like you to vote yes on Prop 22 if you are in California."

Do you work for a PR company?
Spawn shells and inspect Kubernetes resources with fzf
GIMP is easy, the problem is CMYK.
India tried this. But was a big failure. Getting on the list was non-trivial and it wasn't enforced well anyway. Of course that isn't to say the US can't do better, but general consumer rights is down in the dumps these days...
That would be up to Vernor.
Thats funny you mention that I just read a sports article that was a few sentences linking together a series of atheletes' tweets to attempt to inform me of what happened yesterday in a sporting event. I think twitter killed journalism bro.
There is absolutely too much localisation?

Number formatting in C and many languages following the system locale by default? Better remember to disable that for config files or anything shared between computers.

Localised error messages (especially compiler errors)? Have fun searching for a solution.

Websites (hey Google) assuming that you want things to be in some language based on your location.

Command-line utilities printing using localised date formats which are then parsed elsewhere...
And I wonder if it’s good business to be kinda bad for companies that are required to get a pen test or want to put “passed security audit” on their website.
Python style list comprehensions in Javascript
Are you productive in any other language than PHP?
That's a shockingly cynical view. Not everyone exists purely to make money.
The "market" is always active and always looking to select the best of everything, including money. Bitcoin isn't be-all/end-all magical money - but it is a massive, order-of-magnitude improvement on history's greatest "hard money" (gold). The markets of the world are slowly coming to understand the value of this "best reserve asset and best collateral asset ever seen" (Raoul Pal).

A new digital, internet-native asset with the greatest monetary properties in history is monetizing before your eyes; meanwhile you're relying on your understanding of an old world to convince yourself it doesn't matter and the people who see something deeply interesting are kooks.
Interesting to contrast Satya with Sundar Pichai, whose company seems rudderless by comparison.
falcor uses a GraphQL alternative called jsonGraph which has overlapping features and usecases but is a completely seperate technology. The decision to have seperate services per app has nothing to do with the technology but with the politics of structuring teams and evolving technology at netflix.
Ok tell us about your experience and add to the conversation. These passive aggressive comments do not provide anything and I'm sure they are against this community rules.
Feature request: Looping -> Being able to record a sequence or more and then using them as background.
How 30 Lines of Code Blew Up a 27-Ton Generator
I’m curious which freelancing sites you got these from
Well AAD has a load of advantages, including far wider single sign-on capabilities across loads of apps.

And the cloud based features of office make absolute sense from a user perspective. Collaborative document editing on sharepoint just makes sense compared to the old 'non cloud' world, where you had to share documents around documents on emails and save twenty copies for version control (v0.5, v1, v1 final, v1 final final) on some shared drive that you have to VPN into from your home.
I don't know, this seems like it falls in the category of "a company's goal is to make money". Corporate clients just have no right to complain that Microsoft's sales model isn't structured in the way they'd prefer.

It's different for personal usage, of course, but all of their personal usage software I'm aware of still has an offline option.
Huawei reports slowing growth as its operations “face significant challenges”
> She was one of the people who was arguing for the reform of the French taxation system under the idea that maybe

Sources?

This is what I read in wikipedia: "Her role was decisive in urging the king to remain firm and not concede to popular demands for reforms. In addition, she showed her determination to use force to crush the forthcoming revolution".

Not the glamourous sympathetic little girl from the Coppola movie...
When a junior colleague tells me a paper has been rejected, I respond that it's good they're getting the rejections out of the way so they can get to the publications. I'm sure they think I'm an idiot, but I'm completely serious. You can't learn what it takes to get a good publication until you've had some rejections. It's all part of the learning process.

I think that's the real message here. Be prolific in activities that can teach you something useful. Just pumping out a load of garbage won't help you any more than practicing bad shooting form will make you a good basketball player.
America's Coming Debt Bomb
I wonder what exactly is Firefox dev team spending all that time saved by not fixing peformance issues such as the bug linked above.

Chrome seems to be doing some things right and Firefox is just adrift...
> Yes and we in Europe use DD-MM-YYYY not MM-DD-YYYY.

While you should be using YYYY-MM-DD. Please at least use a different separator if you don't.
Why JavaScript's flatMap is so great
That's about as helpful as telling someone with depression to "just be happy."
This is great and makes me excited and curious about the idea. If it was much more thorough and demonstrative of the details (ex: I have no clue how to build a tensioner) I might actually do it.

I would pay more for a kit of these parts with helpful documentation so that I could realistically built it myself.
It is, which is where the tensions arise.
Link to actual discussion:

https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20200907094843.1949-1-Jason@zx2...
That's the supply chain reality of most non-port cities/countries in the world. It's also normal to pay 1.5-3x the original ticker price for what you ship in based on tariffs, fees, shipping, etc. The trick is to pick your location based on a Ben diagram of requirements. Personally I buy almost everything locally direct from producers. Many artisans are so cheap that it's even worth custom ordering certain products. For high tech or industrial goods you could be out of luck though.
The "supplemental material" link on that page provides a technical appendix which lists their criteria for determining these communities.[0] They list the subset of communities where they actually interviewed a representative. It includes such unknown places as South Lake Tahoe, Aspen, Telluride, Park City, and Jackson.

[0] https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/suppl/10.1080/01944363.2020....
https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/jeqmsa/pitch_prese...