skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have used that /feeds/videos.xml URL for retrieving a list of all videos in a playlist (playlist_id), but I have not used it for channels. What is the maximum number of results that one can retrieve. Without any additional parameters, it looks like it only returns 15 videos by default.

Personally, for channels, I use a script only needs to access the channel's page; it outputs a list of all the videos in the channel. One of the more recent web development trends I dislike are sites that "load more results" using additional Javascript-triggered HTTP requests in response to scrolling a page. YouTube channels with multiple pages of videos are one example.

With custom scripts I wrote for searching YouTube, outputting lists of videos from channels, and downloading non-commercial videos, I can use YouTube without the need a graphical browser.
Ye sure. Remember Myspace and Altavista?

"We didn't see it coming" is a famous phrase :D.

Maybe not a tech competitor but gradually when people start to realise the privacy violations and wake up from the bubble, new generations etc will break FB hegemony.
but the result is a mess - why can't Google just give me all my photos in a logical folder structure, but instead I get duplicate folders with .json files and pictures which are in a completely different folder.
As someone who hasn't done web development for a long time and then tried it again recently — no, the one close to being IE6 is Safari. It took them 5 whole years to add support for webp. It's the reason why I still have to serve jpegs from my website. They take some nonsense amount of time to implement APIs that Chromium and Firefox had for years, too, like WAAPI. And you don't have the option to not support Safari either, because that's the only browser on iOS.
If it's in the OS image then no, but you can disable it. If it's not, then yes.
Google takeout has some options. I've downloaded my Google Music collection by manually and laboriously clicking through the large list of zips it provided. I think there are better ways (which I haven't tried yet) where you get it to export to Google Drive, and use some kind of local Drive syncing program to download.
*back into a world
Not sure why you’re being downvoted
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It was Surface that started the trend, then MacBook followed and became a feature.

By the way, “throttling” refers to CPU _slowing down_ despite cooling working at full capacity, so loud fans in itself isn’t one.

e: Another way to explain thermal throttling would be “thermal fading”, like brake fading on a car. Whether brake fading is considered a design fault or a feature that allow bursts of stronger brakes is semantic.
yes you can. But don't forget to estimate your power bill beforehand :)
Okay, I do see why it would affect pricing then if they are forced to be in the App store. I always thought that they would be handled the same way as desktop.

In any case, I am still waiting for Logic Pro or Ableton to be ported to the iPad.
> This is not the usual "Google kills product", it's the type of thing that HN loves to say they would be happy to pay for ("Just give me something that does A B C and doesn't show me ads and I would be happy to pay for it!!!", well I guess until you are actually asked to pay for it).

Google still collects data.
It's not just out of stock, it's unavailable. I can buy long out of print books from a used book store; I cannot buy delisted and vaulted digital content.

Nirvana CDs are trivial to find; hell, if you're looking for virtually any music older than ten years it's going to be on physical media; but most of it isn't digitized.

And the new stuff? Bandcamp is great, and I get to keep the mp3s.
Sheldon's is a classic especially on older bikes or specialist parts like hub gears. Is it still maintained since Sheldon died?
> dating is not an activity where social cooperation between competing parties is needed to ensure a better outcome

I'm not sure if I agree. From the perspective of the dating site you'd be right, the longer people are unable to find the kind of relationship that they want, the better it is for their business. However, from the point of view of the people looking for dates, if people are shown little to no profiles where it's highly unlikely that a relationship will happen, and shown mostly profiles where matches are likely, regardless of their stated preferences, and thus response rates and relationship likelihood rises, that seems like it can be a better outcome to me.
you should edit out the comment about female gender here.
There's also WereTurtle's Ghostwriter [0].

[0] https://github.com/wereturtle/ghostwriter
Do you actually have evidence of that? It seems at least equally likely that ownership changed and new management felt that keeping people in the dark about how dating sites work is better for business.
Yep. My new work laptop only has 16GB of RAM and it’s never been an issue. I’m usually running half a dozen containers, VS Code, Slack, Brave/Chrome, and a few other things. Maybe our work loads are just computationally lighter than some?

I ordered a 16GB Pro the other day to be my personal dev machine. I’m sure it’ll be more than fine. I’m upgrading from a 2013 8GB Pro which was only just starting to slow me down.
OSnews, LWN.net, phys.org and MIT Technology Review- just to name a few.
Envy.

I wish I could just drop that kind of money on what is essentially a piece of art.

You sit on the couch every day, with other people. It’s very useful.

This, not so much. Visually it’s not far from a framed newspaper and its utility is limited.

It… looks cool and I wish I could afford it though.
Could these structural batteries also carry signals in them to serve as a data bus for components of the vehicle to communicate with each other?
Of course they do, everyone wants to get on the recurring payments hype train. Besides, recurring payments make charts go up more reliably, and charts going up is the most important thing in the modern IT apparently, common sense be damned.
Yes I’m guessing we can expect a die shrink of Zen 3 at least next year meaning 10-15% additional performance with no architectural changes. Crazy.
Nope, none of it is JVM stuff. It's pretty standard stuff if you want to ship an API into a production environment and expect other developers/services to interact with your model. How do you know your model is failing/slow to serve requests? You need monitoring/logging. How do add security? I'm talking API security, like JWT tokens with scopes and claims.

Maybe we mean different things by "productionising ML applications" but building a docker container with an R runtime and the correct package versions is not all, or even half, of what's required for production.
Aren't 100% of the protons that make up your body from the big bang?
Did not know that, and indeed the pentium m / core / core 2 series microarches have done incredibly well.

I've become something of CPU collector in recent years, and I have a nice line of p6 cpus from thePentium Pro -> Pentium 2 -> Pentium 3 -> Pentium M -> Core 2 that conveniently sidesteps those awful Netburst p4 CPUs.

It feels like this (p6+) microarch has finally run out of road and needs a rethink. What 'saved' intel was a change in philosophy rather than chasing MHz they chased power savings. And with Apple's new chips that history is repeating itself (and appears to be with a similar outcome).

It's an exciting time for hardware again because Intel and AMD are going to have to react to this and I think there's still legs to x86, it's survived everything thats been thrown at it so far...
Is there something similar for bicycles? The type with no pedals and no type of engine.
I have to wonder if going through the experience of their favorite music (+book +movie +game etc) disappear on them online due to $(random reason outside their control) enough times will sour them by the time they're in their 30s?

Or will that generation grow with an acceptance that everything is ephemeral subject to the whim of corporate licensing? That seems a bit sad.
Funkwhale – Decentralized, self-hosted music server
You don't need a blockchain solution for your next project
Also, basic skills: If we experience a true societal collapse, then simple things like basic wood-working skills and tool maintenance are critical. You won't get far in the post-apocalyptic, zombie-ridden wasteland if you don't even know how to sharpen a knife properly.
And thank God for that. I hope Apple keeps web devs in check for many years to come.

Btw, I’m a web dev myself.
If you're looking for a less hacky version that still looks good (similar to the OPs 32" display) and is simple to build upon - you can use our 13" touchless variant.

The Joan line is fully productivized and you can use our hosted service to connect to any HTML source (https://getjoan.com/shop/joan-13/).

Or if you'd like to tinker with the platform itself, then Visionect offers a fully customizable solution (https://www.visionect.com/product/place-and-play-13/) with the same hardware.

We've had a lot of people take our 6" panels and build their own Home Automation controllers. Here are the instructions: https://getjoan.com/blog/diy-home-automation-system/
Have you tried https://www.craft.do/ ? It’s iA Writter mixed with Roam mixed with Notion all Native and best in class writing experience
Honestly, people should be double-uploading videos to BitChute. We all instinctively hate Google, and distrust them already so their demise is sure.
I agree that Google Photos is better than iCloud in important aspects. However, for iPhone users, iCloud is so much more convenient that it makes up for the slight degradation in search quality etc.

Also, in general, do not rely on Google or Apple as backup of your photos. Use something like PhotoSync to back up to a second cloud location, and also keep a local backup.
The few who care will make a copy, you can make your own copy or take it from those who do. No DRM is stopping you from taking pictures or make recordings.

Even if ıt was the case that vanishes from the surface of earth, it's not that different from last physical copy getting scratched.
> It uses underscore rather than hyphen because modules/packages must be legal Python names. A hyphen would be parsed as subtraction.

And inversely, PyPI normalizes the package name (the name you give to `pip install`) to use hyphens instead of underscores. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0503/#normalized-names
...Except, isn't that exactly the point of having competing browsers? WebP was pushed heavily by Google and because google has such a massive market share, it became a 'standard.' Google has been leveraging its position as the dominant market leader in the browser market to push its technologies and forcing competing browsers to support it or receive reduced functionality. It's the same story for 4k video on youtube.
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Could these pictures be stored in a youtube video with sufficient quality?
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Ding Ding! All aboard the HN negativity train!

Seriously, I don't remember HN being this bad before. Is it that the pandemic has everyone in a perpetually bad mood? It would be interesting to do a sentiment analysis over the past couple of years to find out!
I would love to dig deeper and see the SEC filing for this example. If possible, would you please name this publicly traded company?
An M1-based Mac will run:

* Universal apps (also known as "fat binaries") that run natively on Intel and M1 Macs

* ARM-native Mac apps

* Intel-based Mac apps via Rosetta 2

* iOS/iPadOS apps (developer’s choice)

* Unix/BSD command line apps (Vim, tmux, bash, zsh, etc.)

* Linux via’s built-in hypervisor

* Java

* Electron apps (VS Code, Slack, etc.)

* Windows via virtualization

* Web apps (Service Workers, WASM, push notifications, etc.) on Safari, Chrome, etc.

Safari is already a universal app; I'm sure Chrome, Firefox, etc. will follow shortly.
The results seem a little weird but if remotely true then these machines are going to sell like cup cakes.

Why would anyone (who is not forced) buy an Intel PC laptop when these are available and priced as competitive as they are?
Nothing they did this week made it more unrepairable that it already was. Newest Macbooks already had CPUs and memory soldered in to the motherboard for quite some time. And this doesn't make them unrepairable because most of the motherboard issues don't come from a faulty CPU or memory, but from corrosion/other kind of damage on the smaller discrete elements like resistors, capacitors or smaller chips, which can easily be replaced if you know what you're doing. It's not something that you can do at home without equipment, but there are a lot of repair shops that can repair even the newest Macbooks with high success rate.
_why actually deleted all of his stuff at one point- I don’t think any of his content is actually hosted by him these days.
> This is part of the reasons why it's dangerous to replace education from established institutions with random blogs on the internet.

Please don't gatekeep education like this. I've caught teachers from established institutions in mistakes hundreds of times in my life, and often just as defensive. And I've found "random blogs" on the internet that explain things far clearer than the school recommended book. The only thing that is important is the quality of the resource, not where it came from.

Strang's free videos are great. That's the important thing to share.

(I edited to clarify which part of the parent comment I took issue with).
I'm in my (late) 20s and I have a big local collection of music, mp3 and lossless. I still occasionally torrent entire discographies. I pay for exactly zero subscriptions. Many people I know do the same. Some pay for Spotify since it recently became available. Some pay for Apple Music. Some are foolish enough to pay for VK music despite the ability to use ad blockers and modded apps.

In other words, it very much depends on the country.
Of course it's different; the path to unavailability describes the society that made it unavailable.
Hi! Blog post author here.

I agree that tests are super valuable for many things, but it isn't enough here – at least not with the way my team writes tests.

(Our) tests wouldn't catch unused CSS classes or i18n keys.

(Our) tests wouldn't catch an unused method that is unit-tested. The unit test would happily pass because the unused method is still around and does what it should… in a vacuum.

Tests are great for catching live code that was incorrectly removed, but I'm not sure how they would help catch dead code that was incorrectly left in – but would love to hear more about it :)
Most, if not all British Car Brands / Manufacturers are not owned by the Brits anymore. May be Aston Martin ( Which was sold to Ford and resold to ProDrive and now gone public ), but that might be changing as they continue to lose money, soon to be owned by Canadian Billionaire Lawrence Stroll.. Not saying that is a bad thing since he actually cares about the brand.
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I have the same problem and I've tried plugging it into all 4 ports, no difference at all.

The monitor gets plugged in and the fans just start taking off to the moon - no workload or anything. It's extremely annoying.
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Since the 10,1 is not selling yet, where are these numbers coming from? Are Apple employees publishing benchmarks? Or are randos on the internet just uploading fake numbers?
IBM i tends to be picky about disks, as well. At least as of a couple years ago, the only way to use local disks with standard 512-byte or 4096-byte sector sizes was through VIOS or similar* storage virtualization mechanisms, so unless QEMU supports 520- or (4096+mumble)-byte virtual SAS disks, you also need to emulate enough of the IBM POWER hypervisor architecture to support running VIOS (IBM's AIX-derived virtual I/O appliance) concurrently in a separate logical partition within the same QEMU VM.

Even if QEMU does support odd-sized virtual sectors, given the integral support for logical partitioning included within modern IBM i releases, various system management and RAS features, etc., I'd be entirely unsurprised to learn that significant firmware support isn't also required to boot the OS at all, regardless of I/O device support.

In which case, you'd either need to reimplement a significant bit of IBM firmware functionality from scratch, or else you'd need to emulate POWER system hardware convincingly enough to fool (possibly hacked) authentic IBM firmware.

Finally, given that AFAIK IBM has never sold unbundled licenses for IBM i (or OS/400), the only potentially legal way to do any of this would be to run QEMU a POWER system already licensed to run IBM i (no technical problem, as all recent POWER systems have excellent Linux support).

*Where, by "similar", I'm thinking of virtual disks used by virtual instances running within an existing IBM i instance, which wouldn't be helpful here.
I know right!

Consumer market is all about quantities and pricing, so it's really hard to launch a successful consumer product in this space as E Ink internet connected photo frame is as niche you can get.

We actually offer a device that can be used in this way (it's intended for business use) - it's a 13" device that will work up to a year on battery power, can be mounted with a magnet (no drilling) and has a Red Dot award for design (https://getjoan.com/shop/joan-13). You can upload images or connect whatever webpage you want.

So you asked - we delivered. :)
> Qemu is several orders of magnitude slower, it's not even in the same class of solution

Why? QEMU has a JIT
Yeah, I get that, and it is a pretty good of how disconnected people and authorities can be at times. If people aren't able to prepare for things they're expected to prepare for, then people's living conditions need to be improved until they can prepare.

There's going to be people who chose to live in such places despite recommendations, of course, but that's a matter of personal choice.
I don't really consider them a force of nature as they are not a mindless mob, but a military with a general executing strategies. A mindless mob would be much less of a threat.
When Server Push became a thing, I liked the idea quite a lot, and I find it somewhat sad to see it disappear again, but realistically speaking, it wasn't used that much, so it might be for the best to just let it go.
> The upper classes have something of a tendency to view all details of lower class life like every single bit of it is terrible and more bad news. There is a tendency to never see any stats in any kind of positive light. If you are poor, well it must suck to be you and you must be a victim every step of the way.

I mean it's the general fault in all the communication of politicians and media since the late 70s that depict receivers of social security as beggars and undeserving and everybody who is poor is responsible for it themselves. I know this varies a bit from country to country, but even in Germany where we have a "strong" social security system (although it was weakened in the early 00s), the general public's opinion is receivers of social benefits are freeloaders, even among poor people.

Although studies show time and again that even if you are able to become a higher-earner, it still won't make you rich. The strongest indication for wealth is inheritance. And the top percent (owners, not earners) also pay less tax per wealth. So why are they not depicted as freeloaders?
The large majority of enterpise projects are maintenance, if you want to see a career die quickly focus on being an expert in technology fad X.

The best way to keep going is to diversify, not only being a generalist, but also extending the soft skills, don't funnel too much in technology for technology's sake, and the career will be just fine, even with maintenance projects.
Good spot. Yes you are correct - I had meant to say fission.
Theoretically yes (the M1 Mac Mini supports two external) but it's unknown whether the capability to disable the built in display is actually exposed.

You can disable the built in display on (some?) Intel MBPs via `sudo nvram boot-args="niog=1"` according to another poster. Whether this is supported on M1's remains to be seen.
There's apparently already an entire generation who hasn't ever used a computer-like device that isn't locked down. I mean all those kids with iPads. They are simply unaware that there could be something better, something more empowering.
Agreed, this can be difficult.

An approach like BEM can help somewhat because you rely less on cascading.

But then again, because it's tediously explicit, one may generate BEM class names in Sass or with PostCSS in a way that makes those long, explicit names harder to grep for…
How do musicians get paid on this platform?
If you're looking for something similar (in terms of fullstack Ruby, but without Opal) go check out https://matestack.io - recently published v1.0, small but motivated team and under active development!
I’d like to say that I enjoyed first learning machine code on a VAX due to its orthogonal instructions and large fans, but it wouldn’t be true, because I learned on a MIPS machine.
"free stuff doesn't last" is narcissism?
How is it narcissism? It's pragmatism! A company isn't going to work on something that a minority of people care about out of the goodness of their heart. Why would you expect that of them?
I have the same problem as the author and iTunes Match works really well
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Why is it such a weirdo thing? I don't want to bleed money every month just to listen to music. Or put up with ads. Owning mp3s is the most straightforward way to achieve that.
Many apps optimized for the x64 platform won't run as well as the benchmarks.
When there’s something too controversial to say publicly, it’s almost always true.
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Add a shredder to the bottom and you have your own daily Banksy performance art.
Didn't we do this and wasn't it called Napster?
This is definitely the best site about motorcycle repair and maintenance I was able to find when resurrecting my old Honda. His style and instructions are clear and to the point, and he takes care to make sure you can do everything with regular tools, even going so far as to show you how to build special tools you might need for your bike. I actually downloaded the whole site with wget out of fear it might go missing some day... An absolutely essential website if you have a bike that is no longer under manufacturer's warranty.
It's a great concept but still prefer Notion.

What's your plan to make this open-source stand out?
You cant run bootcamp on these..

For me atm thats a dealbreaker.. but I still want one
Alright, I've heard you and everyone else (many people) on this thread asking about a Ff version. I will make an issue now and seriously consider it. Investigations begin!

Also, an update on the binaries. I just pushed a new set of binaries, and tested the linux and windows ones worked. Hopefully that should resolve the binary issues people were having, but I'm pretty scared some people will still have issues. If you do, please report them, ideally as an issue.
In addition to that being a fact, synthetic mRNA can predominantly reprogram cells to create arbitrary proteins, which provides additional stability and protects the programmer.
Interesting solution, do you have one? Doesn't transmitting through FM significantly degrade the audio quality? I can definitely hear the difference between FM radio music and music from the MP3 on the CDs.
WebP simply offers more effective compression than the ages-old jpeg. That's it. Apple has its own HEIC as a competing format, but that didn't really take off.