skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think that devon estes has a point that it is likely that trying to graft a foreign typesytem onto the BEAM is not a good idea.

I'm glad someone is trying, though.
Seems like you can get pretty far with CSS variables though, yeah? Do you have a good example of something common that can't be accomplished?
I'd guess this is more like "space reserved for system purposes" than OS size alone. You need space to upgrade OS components, probably space for the hibernate-like feature of consoles and a bunch of other stuff I don't know about.

They also can't easily increase the amount of storage for the system, but they can decrease it in the future. So they might include a bit of buffer they don't use yet.
Burying the lede. We are all bad at it, but developers seem to be worse than most.

Maybe it’s all the bottom up thinking we do.
Discover Media and Speaking Opportunities
Following thread
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25008175
has a link with precise explanation:

'Preliminary studies suggest that this virus exhibits decreased susceptibility to neutralizing antibodies from several people with a history of infection.'
Horse carriages are almost carbon free, reasonably priced and require a horse. A horse might eat 10 to 20kg of feed a day?

Selling my car lads. Ya boi getting a horse!
A lot of the fake content out there (both benign and malicious) is being paid for by "engagement" aka ads. If you remove that revenue stream (or attach liability to it, like the platform being complicit in the animal abuse in this case), you solve a large part of the problem.
Yeah I was gonna say the Frank Grimes episode is way above monorail and my personal pick for best Simpsons episode, the factory subplot alone was funnier than some whole episodes.

Did it all without resorting to a real-world celebrity guest cameo too which I always considered a bit lame when they stopped writing simpsons characters for the cameos and instead just had the actual person.
PC gaming had positional audio with not just HRTF's but also reflections raytraced in the 90s from Aureal. These chips/cards were indeed quite high quality, and reasonably priced at the time.

Aureal was sued into bankruptcy by a patent lawsuit from Creative. Creative was able to buy the company out of bankruptcy court, before the patent case was even resolved, and promptly shuttered it, along with removing all drivers and support materials from the internet. Their competing hardware at the time was considerably inferior: just a reverb filter with some tuning knobs.
I’ve never really understood how one can use Alibaba effectively. It’s mostly spam from middlemen who lie about having their own factories. It must be a full time, specialized job being a purchasing manager who can use the platform.
SAD is definitely a thing. Certain Lamps and Vitamins do help, though - so does a walk during lunchtime. I'll always prefer fewer sun hours during Winter over regular > 25°c (77°F) during summer.

I'm surprised about the second point though. Outside Helsinki, sure - but in HKI I've met enough non-white people who grew up there, speak Finnish and didn't feel like that at all. I felt like the language is more important for being considered a „proper Finn”.
Revamping an online newspaper with modern tech solutions and automated services
There’s a BDSM joke waiting to be made in this one
Privacypass itself is a privacy violation and not available on most browsers

what? https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/11500199265...

It has addons for firefox and chrome, which makes up 90+% (by market share) of the browsers out there.
They're not the same type of video, but the ecosystem is surreal as it is, I think that surreal nature makes folks less suspect of other sort of curious / awfully polished / almost surreal content as ... of course it is, it is on Youtube.

Kinda like on Twitter, people rarely just call anyone out for being what would qualify as a jerk IRL... because being a jerk on Twitter really isn't that weird.
Find ways to have mutual learning [1] with your community. One pathway (I've been thinking about a lot) might be through starting a community garden.

[1] Nora Bateson touching on this: https://youtu.be/AEYkRFnRn5Q?t=1493
Improving the quality of life for a significant proportion of the population can have major effects on violent crime. A great example is Medellín, Columbia: see this reddit post[1] for a good summary.

[1]: https://np.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/comments/ib6eh2/a_tale_of... (I would turn off subreddit style for now)
While HRTFs are unique per person, there's still a lot of similarity. You can use a "one size fits all" HRTF and still get quite good results, and a small menu of options is essentially sufficient.
Did you mean to ask if they are a contradiction in terms?

I'm not an expert, but would say that they are not. As far as I can tell the modern word 'stoic' does not give a good idea of what Stoicism is about.
In regards to feelings, I believe the idea behind Stoicism is happiness can be found as a result of not letting ourselves suffer from 'unreasonable' thoughts.

To quote wikipedia: "... the Stoics held that unhappiness and evil are the results of human ignorance of the reason in nature. If someone is unkind, it is because they are unaware of their own universal reason, which leads to the conclusion of unkindness. The solution to evil and unhappiness then is the practice of Stoic philosophy: to examine one's own judgments and behavior and determine where they diverge from the universal reason of nature."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoicism#Ethics
The game you are trying to sell is actually overrated by you.I'm suggesting you to add some additional improvements and you will reach your goals. I had same problem while I was promoting my https://casinoshunter.com/casino-games/ in Canada, I'v underrated the competitors and was totaly lost, but after adding some contraption I settled down confidently.
HRTF technology for computer games has been available since the 90s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aureal_Semiconductor#A3D
Vertical Farming: Hope or Hype?
What is your jq script?
I think the idea is that people are less likely to rape and murder each other in a city that is well-run, where people know each other, and nobody is in a desperate situation where they feel they have nothing left to lose.

I think there are two big factors that drive people to crime: desperation and lack of accountability. Lack of accountability can also come from the anonymity that comes with different demographics not knowing each other. Desperation can come from poverty or extreme social inequality.
To add to this, the intent is to add views to the videos. If something sells - and one can see what is trending - video creators jump on the bandwagon and do it. The problem is not only fakeness but inauthenticity.

Similar with kids content, there was a scandal a while back about this...
Not everyone is renting in the gentrified areas. If you own, your equity goes up in value.
In line with the broken-window-theory you could call the respective department to collect randomly deposited trash and bulk garbage or report broken infrastructure.

Also calling the police to report antisocial behavior like cars intentionally causing noise by means of illegal manipulations, excessive partying, etc.
Edit got it thanks for clarifying.
Replace “doesn’t make sense” with “isn’t competitive.” If exceptionalism is a mirage, freedom of speech incurs a cost on a country for no gain. Ceteris paribus others without that drag will have an advantage.
'Preliminary studies suggest that this virus exhibits decreased susceptibility to neutralizing antibodies from several people with a history of infection.'
You could try something like bbcp (https://www.slac.stanford.edu/~abh/bbcp/) if copying large amounts of data over relatively high-latency network connections.
#!/usr/bin/jq -rf

tostream | select(length == 2) | (
( [ .[0][] | tostring | gsub("[^\\w]"; "_") ] | join("_") )
+ "=" +
( .[1] | tostring | @sh )
)
I think that problem is with macOS & Windows, not with rsync. There is no real reason why either cannot bundle it; they just choose not to.
Save states write to the SSD. That's taking up a chunk of storage.

I'm not sure about the PS5, but the Xbox Series has support for four games to be put into the background and brought back in roughly 2 seconds. Four games at 16GB per game is 64 GB of storage.

I hope they add the ability to reduce this to free up more storage. I don't share my systems with other people and only ever play one game at a time.
Torille
This is actually not so. Transfers don't work if the scp program is missing on the remote.

I use tinyssh in a few contexts where I don't want file transfers of any kind.

___

TinySSH doesn’t have SCP?

No, ‘rsync -e ssh’ makes same job. If you really need scp, use scp for example from OpenSSH. TinySSH doesn’t have problem with scp protocol, only doesn’t have scp program.

Can I use sftp using TinySSH?

Yes. TinySSH doesn’t have sftp program, but can run e.g. OpenSSH /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server.
Sftp support can be enabled using switch ‘-x’

... tinysshd -x sftp=/usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server /etc/tinyssh/sshkeydir

https://tinyssh.org/faq.html
People who didn't have a PS4 should factor in the 'PS Plus Collection' - it's twenty top-flight PS4 games included for download on the Playstation Plus subscription at time of PS5 release. It seems to be a one-time thing, not a full competitor to Gamepass, but it's a canny move. Anyone who has never played Bloodborne, The Last Guardian, God of War PS4, Uncharted 4, Ratchet and Clank PS4... minds will be blown before they even start on the next-gen exclusives.
Shebangs are also your friend, if your primary language can be used that way.

The cons of that solution are that there’s a tendency to make them ornate, and the trap of circular dependencies. Reusing an internal library in your build scripts, you have it building itself which can get out of hand quickly.
Having lived a few short years in a communist country it’s hard to describe just how corrosive the mentality is. Institutions matter so so so much. America is unbelievably blessed.

This is terrible to say, but you have to (my belief) basically wait for that older generation to die and the newer one to mature to undo the effects of that regime.

There is a crazy game theory degradation when you lose trust and corruption rises. It’s hard to convey just how insidious and broken such a society is. And this is communism, not socialism which appears to be fine based on Western European experience.

One of Mitt Romney’s coworkers at Bain wrote a book a few years ago and France is actually more productive than America and has grown faster, as measured on GDP dollars per capita per hour. Aka they are more productive. Yet USA works like 2100 hours per year and France is closer to 1700, which is why you have the GDP per capita differential.

End of the day, institutions matter.
Humans can also create a network that are distributed across IPs.

I'm mostly human and I don't store cookies.
are you referring to the differing behavior if there is a trailing slash or not? it only takes a couple of times for that mistake to be learned, and then becomes quite the convenient tool when used correctly. it shouldn't be the one thing that prevents you from using a tool on a regular basis though.
Captchas for website access (not signups etc) seem to be mostly about preventing scrapers that are not from major companies and spying ofcourse. I don't see how they are in the interest of the site owner. It is just an annoying default for no fee caching/CDN by Cloudflare etc.

If I would have to pay 10c to visit a website I would like it to "burn up". Most websites I visit I don't support in any sense.
Can you share how many spam PRs did you have? I thought to check here https://github.com/chartjs/Chart.js/pulls on my own but unfortunately you did not mark those with invalid or spam labels. For such a popular project like yours, did you get many? Was it overwhelming?

I'm really curious
This isn't Stoicism. There's no eudaimonia in that way of life which is a fundamental part of Stoicism.
Is there a command line tool that supports XPath on JSON?
If you're the only player in a new field you essentially set the expectations
CSVs: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
I actually just did this for myself. I don't have many expenses (rent, phone bill, some lunches, a few hardware purchases) but I would advice setting up an LLC/c-corp/s-corp on something like LegalZoom (or competitor) then open a business banking account for that c-corp. You then give that business banking info to whoever is paying you. Then you pay yourself from the business account. My bank (FVC) even lets me pay bills directly from the business banking account. I also use a very simple spreadsheet to track income, expenses, and salary.
This is why I switched to Pixel. 3 years of full updates. And you can then switch to LineageOS if you'd like as well.
Most of the XBox games seem to come out on the PC. So my Between my PC at home and a Playstation and that covers like pretty much everything I might want to play.

The PS5 has very good backwards compatibility by the looks of it so I might get one just because my PS4 is very old and it been struggling more than it normally would with load times which probably means something is dying.
I love that this handles big numbers without modifying them unlike `jq` - https://github.com/stedolan/jq/issues/2182

$ echo "{\"a\": 13911860366432393}" | jq "."
{
"a": 13911860366432392
}

$ echo "{\"a\": 13911860366432393}" | gron | gron -u
{
"a": 13911860366432393
}

I can now happily uninstall `jq`. I've been burned by it way too many times.
Is this technique patentable? Would be quite nice if it were not...
Sure, it's wrong for the PRC to retaliate against criticism. On the other hand, when regulators of an overly-sensitive & censor-happy regime start taking a closer look at you, it's probably best not to poke them in the eye. Again, that doesn't justify things, it's just that the consequence were probably foreseeable.
The day the Chinese Communist Party falls is the day the US's global dominance will actually start to be threatened.
Indeed an apparent contradiction. Just my misunderstanding. Thanks.
I'll make a wild bet... 90 mph, gearing-limited.

It's still an aerodynamic disaster, and whilst you could put a higher gear ratio in, why would you?
Collaborative notebooks to train, track, and deploy machine learning models
I think you might be in a minority of people that hear "dangerous" and then think about transportation first. My guess would be most people think of danger as violent crimes. At the same time, people are aware of other types of accidental deaths, but may view those differently because they feel they have more control over them.
Passion to enjoy life is a founding principle of stoicism. Whilst there is a lot of thought around letting go of stress, and emotions that might be viewed as negative, there's a lot about seeking out enjoyment and pleasure as well. The "no passion" often seems to come across as a translation issue.

> Never to give the impression of anger or any other passion, but to combine complete freedom of passion with the greatest of human affection. - Aurelius

The greatest of human affection, the love of one another, is clearly not passionless, as we understand it.

We're supposed to get excited about family, about love, about truth and justice, according to other parts of the Meditations. Life isn't meant to be empty and disconnected. Its just about choosing things that are worth getting excited about.
The thing is, their search used to be much better, and they had much better spam control before.
And the cops don't appreciate fish driving around, they frown on that.
Cory Booker as a city councilman did this in miniature. His book describes it. At one point he made his office the parking lot outside a troubled projects building - lots of crime and trafficking were reported there and he wanted to help. So while his office was there (under tents) crime was greatly diminished from the area. It’s at least an example like you’re looking to do.

If you had some money, I’d maybe look into building a multigenerational center.

The residents of Detroit have also done some things you could mimic. In the fallout of the 2007-8 Great Recession, the entire city saw huge desertion. The people who stayed saw the city becoming a ghost city all around them. There are probably things and ideas there to help you in your quest.

If I had infinite money though, I’d even consider doing seemingly hard to politically envision things like employing the locals en masse. Preferably it’d be in things like long term investment. Maybe you could bootstrap some local industry with long term sustainability. Simply giving people work that pays better than crime will get crime off the streets in large part.

One way of this would be to make a societal dormitory of sorts. Basically a large building where people can get just enough of a space to themselves to have a place to be. Have a cafeteria so you can benefit from economies of scale. Have things like a laundromat and garden for giving people things to do, further economies of scale, and healthy options. Give them maybe 20-100/week to figure themselves out. Have in house therapists, etc.
Is it confirmed to work everywhere? I know US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea confirmed but they only said the "rest" will follow
Thanks for the headsup. I searched it here but didn't find it, now have issued another search omitting the path and see some results from 6 months back that recieved 20 comments. The redacted letter from Wikileaks from Kristinn in the sibling meanwhile does seem new to this place.

I do not fancy Assanges chances if what is happening in the USA plays out as staged.
Standing on our own two feet
> What else would the end goal of a personal project be?

Um, lots and lots of possibilities?
My guess is that violence rates increase in areas without much economic opportunity (which also incentivizes illegal means of supporting oneself financially). If that’s the case, this seems like a sensible suggestion from the GP:

> Buy from locally-owned businesses that treat their employees well.

Similarly, is the rate of violence connected with the affordability / availability of decent housing?

If so, zoning / affordable housing initiatives as suggested by the GP may be relevant.
The amount of times the "-3" scp flag saved me from waiting tens of minutes is non-negligeable. I'd say it's paramount to a number of premade scripts out there, so an "scp replacement" without it is bound to make me sad and probably break some stuff
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If a financial institution operates like a bank but creates more risk than a bank, shouldn't it be regulated like a bank?

Jack Ma said banks should ditch the "pawnshop" mindset and switch to a credit-based loan service, because his Ant's micro/small loan service is completely backed by credit rather than something risk-proof properties like a house. Ant not only acts like a bank, but also is the largest credit buerau in China. It provides loan based on the credit score it rates on its customers.

This article also fails to mention the Basel Accords that Jack Ma criticized. After the 2008 financial crisis, Basel III includes regulations on "shadow banks" like Ant in addition to traditional banks. Is it possible for a bank that has only assets of 3B lends out 300B[1]? No, banks are prohibited due to regulations. But, Ant already did. They created an Asset-Backed Security (ABS) via a process called securitization. It is unprecedented that a financial institution with such big financial leverage and a large amount loan going unregulated.

A pawnshop is at least backed by real properties like houses. What back the risk Ant create? Consumers' credit?

If I still cannot make you understand, please google "2008 MBS ABS". You'd be surprised at the similarity of what Ant's been doing and what caused the financial crisis.

I sincerely hope hacker news readers take a look into the underlying financial bubble rather than "Chinese government reaps tech innovator" to which this article tries to mislead you.

[1] https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http...
false dichotomy!!!
Ask HN: What are your best command-line time- and toil-saving tips?
dangerous... or grooovy?
You've got me interested--I've been trying to find a good way to release myself from the eurocentric view of history, particularly as it concerns science/technology/mathematics. Do you know of any good resources in addition to Needham's work that might be helpful?
Related, does anyone think that founders believe the “rosy pictures promised to everyone”? Like you said, there’s a ton of reasons for founders to want to sell, even ignoring the existence of investors who would obviously like a payout. Founders should known better than anyone exactly what they’re agreeing to with an acquisition, but that doesn’t remove the personal benefit.

More generally, I never really hear stories of founders stopping their work at a company that isn’t after an acquisition or IPO. The alternative is the founder going “I am retiring and leaving this person in charge, but maintain my ownership of the company and will be taking 20% of the future profit in exchange for my 10 years building up this company.” Maybe it happens and we just never hear about it, but without some alternative for founders to cash out at the end it’s not surprising that selling the company off is what happens.
Data is the driver of NASCAR and F1. And NoSQL is on pole
Connections really changed how I viewed history and how progress works and etc.

It's amazing how the pieces of new tech and new ideas are all around us and to some extent readily available for a long long time and often it just takes someone to put them together and how happenstance and etc play a part.

It's not 'make a gun' or 'make a thing' it is the culmination of so many things (even completely non 'invention' related) that add up to the key piece(s) that someone puts together.

Things I think of as obvious progress over time sometimes sat on the shelf available for ages and only came together because of a misc invention or some failures of someone else, etc.
No, it won't save the planet.

But millions of people making millions of small changes might save the planet. Refusing to do anything at all unless it makes a huge change is not helpful.
I feel personally attacked, haha

Some pretty cool data in there :)
Exactly, the "financial technology of tomorrow" that has a built in preference of people born yesterday. Nothing but a transparent ploy to build a monopoly on cloud computation, under the auspices of decentralisation. Well guess what Microsoft is distributed too, it has many subsidiaries incorporated in different countries.

At least when I rent a server on the cloud I can pick my own markup for a solution I build, with Dapps the market will compete away all profits in the same way most profit goes to landlords. They know this, but think that I don't know this, as if I am some idiot lacking self interest.
This is becoming an issue on PC as well.

The new Call of Duty Modern Warfare + Warzone takes up over 256GB of an SSD.
That's not mentioned in the article, do you know if it is worse than just normal ssh?
The prisoner did not have to be a warrior or adult.
Exactly, interestingly I remember Michael Abrash recounting when he was demoed personalized HRTF for the first time. They put headphones on him and sat him in a chair. A person started walking around him in circles holding a small speaker. But it was obviously a trick, the sound didn't come from the speaker but the headphones - but according to his account it was indistinguishable from the real thing. He was astounded when the person walking around him stopped but the audio remained circling around him. Personalized HRTF is a game changer.