skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From reading the Futurist Manifesto, at least, I’m not sure how separable they really are. The vision of this break with tradition was, from inception, a vision of violence that would trample many underfoot, including those who wrote the manifesto, and this was pitched as a good and gratifying thing at the heart of the movement.

An excerpt, perhaps?

https://www.italianfuturism.org/manifestos/foundingmanifesto...

“The oldest of us is thirty: so we have at least a decade for finishing our work. When we are forty, other younger and stronger men will probably throw us in the wastebasket like useless manuscripts—we want it to happen!

...

They’ll storm around us, panting with scorn and anguish, and all of them, exasperated by our proud daring, will hurtle to kill us, driven by a hatred the more implacable the more their hearts will be drunk with love and admiration for us.

Injustice, strong and sane, will break out radiantly in their eyes.

Art, in fact, can be nothing but violence, cruelty, and injustice.”

It’s not a surprise the movement was friendly with fascism. I could point to other parts celebrating war as hygiene, perhaps, as well.
> If by some very low chance this introduces an inheritable change, and if by an even lower chance that inheritable change leads to genetic collapse in 10-20 generations - just to be very clear, this is extremely unlikely - we have opened the window to humanity's end.

Indeed, extremely unlikely. Have you considered that writing this comment could also trigger the "end of humanity" by some as-of-yet unknown and unforeseen butterfly effect? Extremely unlikely, but still. Better consider it.
Or an increase in premium YT accounts. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a holiday promotion in the near future.
>Sure, but there are people in this thread who think that testing can never be harmful and can never put people on a pathway to harm.

Can you be more specific as to which comment claims that? Given that you're replying to a comment I've made which did not make those claims.
I second this recommendation. uBO is much better.
At least where I've voted in the US, there are rarely only two viable choices for a state or national legislature position. Some states resolve this using primaries for D/R candidates, and a few use stricter runoffs where there are frequently several D/R candidates. At least in the towns where I've lived, there were noticeable policy differences between many of these candidates within each party, although I will readily admit that I doubt this holds for most of the US. Also, it's still generally not as widely varying in views as in countries with 3+ parties (if made viable through proportional or similar voting) instead of the multiple rounds system popular in the US.

Going back to the original point someone made in this thread, I think this two-party multiple-views system in the US actually helps a bit to drive polarization. Seemingly disparate views are drawn together under a banner of [party] with an obvious (not actually clear or cohesive) enemy in the [other party].
A lot of creators are trying to advert nebula as a way to watch their videos, but I haven't tried it.
There's Twitch and then I see a lot of people doing talk shows on Instagram. Definitely more than there used to be.
I did my house with a 2lb closed cell foam, and could not be more pleased with it. I had the (mis)fortune of getting hit by a major hurricane so the house had to be gutted to the studs. I ended up doing it myself with a fastkick binary gun as I already had an 80 gallon compressor. Ended up costing me 7k to do right at 2000 sq.ft, at an average depth of 3 inches, including under the floor (we are on a pier system) and the ceiling. We put foam board up in the attic and shot the foam between the rafters to the foam board, so there is a little extra insulation there.
just before I saw the first headlines, I was jokingly complaining to a friend that it seemed Youtube was showing more ads then regular commercial TV channels do. Apparently something did change...
And beyond the isAuthenticated() / isAuthorized() call in the flow there only needs to be the use of AuthenticatedUser.
They need to be more inclusive to get more sales, which is the entire point of making video games. To make money.

Gamers in particular are notorious for "cancelling" (ie, refusing to buy / play a game) due to one or two small issues. For example, see loot boxes in recent games.[1] How much these small vocal groups impact sales is still up for debate, but gaming publishers would probably try to avoid bad press if they can help it.

So, rather than spending months of time and resources trying to explain to 12 year olds' parents why there's slaves in a game, it's easier to simply omit that part of history, or rewrite it to be modern-day-friendly. It's a "work of fiction" after all.

[1]: https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2019-02-21-call-of-duty-b...
Some of the stuff outside the game was amusing. There were all these white progressives complaining about cultural appropriation, on one hand, and on the other a bunch of Japanese people celebrating how awesome the game was.
Could this be something we solve with community actions. find videos that are well made, do get views and ask a community to subscribe so they cross the threshold?

Its late and I'm about 5 whiskeys in so maybe a silly idea but right now I feel I'd be more than happy to hit a few channels and subscribe to help out.
Whether yt pays it's creators or not have no impact on ad blocker usage.

Also the general population do not care about ads. I've asked my SO countless times to install an ad blocker, but she refuses. She just doesn't seem to be annoyed by the frequent irrelevant interruptions.
I've seen Nebula been promoted by some content makers on Youtube. Otherwise alternatives like PeerTube.
My point is simple, can it be simply a "temple".

1. “the cult-following of Twilight Zone” - it is immediately obvious that it is a fan club.

2. No religion today would like to be termed a cult. And there are also legal reasons.

3. Should we apply a "Christian/Islamic world view" on cultures some of which are more sophisticated and liberal than christianity. It is wrong to assume Christianity as a religion is "normal" or a benchmark. The old religions around the world have more in common with each other than with Christianity or Islam.
To make sure HN'ers don't get things mixed up: Raoult has nothing to do with the Lancet's "study", and in an environment where such hogwash gets published, how is one clinician with the daily burden of the families of the many covid dead not going to try and do something?
I'm guessing being able to send any audio stream, for example your computer audio, so you can use Spotify or anything playing at your computer.

Someone did this without the need of jailbreak for Sonos speakers, although it has some delay so was not good for movies or games.
Good on you for posting here and please follow all the advice about seeking professional help. It may take time but it will help. You will get through to the other side.

In my case, due to a buyout, I lost me job over two years ago and felt myself in a similar place as you.

What made it hard for me is I was 63(!) years old at the time . (I know what it is like to feel "over the hill" in technology employment.

After picking up my pieces, I started freelancing and haven't looked back. I've had more fun, on my terms, than my previous three decades in stressful tech jobs. That's the easy part.

The hard part was accepting my humanity and asking for help. Ask everybody and don't be ashamed to do it. You'll find out who your friends really are and you'll get the support you need.

Good luck. You'll make it.
I've seen people moving or at least having a duplicate channel on Bitchute, DailyMotion, Rumble etc.
Ask HN: Why does Amazon display “Country of Origin” in India but not elsewhere?
I would like to buy products based on where they are manufactured, but Amazon India (amazon.in) is the only website that display this information.. and the problem here is that when I find a product I like on Amazon India then it has an India-specific brand model that I can't find outside of Indian e-commerce websites.
"Mom! Why did you turn off the computer! YOU LOST ALL MY WORK!"

Was there too.
Just like Twitch started forcing random ad interruptions, I guess this is a trend now.
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That's the difference between software and hardware however, hardware is 'hard' to change, easy to swap out and replace.

I totally agree with you about how the details on changing or upgrading truck components are not mutable as the example below shows, that parts conversion is compatible from 1196-2002 series cars, you can't say 19xx to 20xx computers, nowhere close.

Example link: https://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/275451-resources...
Yeah, I've only been working in TS for about a year, but I still find this sort of thing wrong.

It's easy to get wrong since it overloads syntax (casting vs boolean ops) and is very hard to google (as many operators are).
> How is duospace for programming?

I just set it and forgot.

Now, when I switch back to Fira Code, the first thing I notice is how far apart the letters are.

> Breaking the alignment isn't an issue?

At worst, you're only ever half a character off. Unless I'm explicitly looking for it, I don't notice the offset.

...it might be an issue if there's a limited line-length and you don't have an auto-formatter that will take care of it for you.

...or if you work with tables.

But since I don't have these issues, it just all feels very natural.
Split the video into chunks and serve it with the wrong mime type, and cloudflare will host it for you...
I'm using Julia instead of Python for NLP and it's great. If I need a python library I just use PyCall and so far it has worked flawlessly.
Also if you seem to be gaining traction, wouldn't you simply be able to buy 1000 subscribers for a very low price? (I'm not saying yt's rules are right, I'm just saying this might be a simple workaround)
The Launch of Podchaser Pro Pulls Back the Curtain on Podcast Statistics
Big discussion already in the past 24-36 hours:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25149206 (926 points/721 comments)
Wow, gray downvoted posts appear to be the quality contents on health related themes here!
It is interesting to me that this is a commercial entity. It looks to me more like it should have been an open source platform. It kinda has that vibe to it.
It's even got a name: the bathtub curve[1].

[1]: http://www.applied-statistics.org/Glossary/BathTubCurve.html
I've been using YouTube Vanced on my Android. I tried NewPipe, but was not impressed with it. Then I went to Vanced not because of the ads, but the looping functionality (which is disabled now for some time) and it's been a great experience so far.
hahahahaha

reminds me of the Blue Man Group (performance artists) doing a hilarious send-up of the internet interpreted as interconnected sewage plumbing
Its not really true.. 99% people will not care if you play a black guy or woman.

People made the same argument about women representation in video games but hey have you heard of "tomb raider" ?

There's other: "Urban chaos" with a black female, some character of unreal tournament were poc...

Most people dont care and when they do they find diversity cool. The point is that as a political fight its useless and may actually be on the side of harmful for society.
S3/CloudFront supports video with scrubbing, and it's not expensive.

The bigger problem with leaving YouTube is losing the enormous audience and recommendation algorithms that bring in viewers.
Julia doesn't lack libraries and the quality imo is pretty good. Did you look at PyCall.jl?
>What M1 giveth, Electron taketh away. Sigh.

Yes, but doesn't this also mean that an Apple Silicon-native Electron instantly makes all Electron apps that much faster on that architecture, as opposed to having individual authors update (or not) their apps?
IBM is acquiring APM startup Instana
Deceptive marketing, but it’s actually a brilliant suspension. Just looking casually, it appears that the ratchet mechanism is used to convert an oscillatory energy into a mechanical energy. Most suspensions just turn it into heat.

It may make more sense by analogy to an electronic rectifier. The ratchet is like a diode and the spring is like the capacitor.

The energy still comes from the legs, but it helps capture losses. I can think of a lot of ways to improve it, and make it simpler, but it’s the first time I’ve seen something like this actually built.
>(important to land interviews in India where I'm based)

Not discarding your goal, but have you thought of working remotely to escape conditions that are important in your geographic location?
I share this point of view. For the last few years, this perfectly reasonable and balanced viewpoint was taboo so it's good to see more and more people approaching the debate rationally as opposed to waging a religious war over gut feelings.

Personally, I have no issue with TypeScript purely as a language and I concede that it provides much better IDE code completion than JavaScript. That said, I don't agree that its benefits offset the drawbacks of the transpilation step, the source mapping and the added versioning complexity between JS and TS.

I also miss the way that JavaScript encouraged people to define very simple function signatures (e.g. strings, numbers, plain objects/clones as arguments and return values).

For example, I really liked how the React/Redux community came up with a philosophy around cloning state objects before returning them from functions in order to prevent unexpected mutations later (essentially force everything to be pass-by-value). I think this philosophy does not translate very well to TypeScript which encourages developers to pass around complex live instances (which have their own methods) instead of raw objects and other primitive state representations.

As Alan Kay pointed out, OOP is not primarily about objects, "The big idea is messaging". Instances should communicate with each other via simple insterfaces using simple messages; they should avoid passing complex live instances to each other. If an instance has methods, that is a complex live instance and it shouldn't be used for messaging between different components.
> Whether yt pays it's creators or not have no impact on ad blocker usage.

It will because now YT will play ads on a lot of previously unmonetized videos. So people will watch a lot more ads.
I guess they will always be in favor to the channels that bring the most views/watch ratio. I think this will also do that, it wont hurt the largest creators, but it will definitely hurt the small ones. Sucks very much as it will deprive of the variety of content on YouTube
In my view uBlock Origin is the gold standard in ad blockers.
None of this makes his research "pseudoscience".
President Macron actually paid a visit to Raoult back in April. The visit probably inadvertently cast a gigantic spotlight on the shoddy (or at best preliminary) research. In my opinion it reflected quite poorly on the quality of Macron's scientific council.

More generally, I spent way too much time comparing the pandemic responses of various European countries. For France, one thing that stood out to me was an outsize focus by media and politicians on research by French scientists.
Ublock origin is nice that it prevents you from page redirects to known tracking websites. I first found out about that with slickdeals.

The one thing I still haven't figured out how to use with it is the zapper. Adblock plus' "zapper" just worked and always prevented that pop up or whatever from showing. Ublock just stops it from showing again after you do it after the page load. Then it'll pop up again.
Hey HN! I made this. I'm here to answer questions or field any critiques. If you know of a good dataset that would be at home in Vistos, feel free to throw that in as well.
It is unclear where React is heading
This is a curious position to take given that it's mostly a personal choice. People will like what they like, and that's perfectly fine! No need to denigrate frontend devs, or anyone, for a stylistic choice.
I believe there is also a certain amount of hours that your video's need to be watched by subscribers that counts. That is probably a little more expensive to buy. Probably not worth the ROI considering the low amount of subscribers on your channel bringing in ad revenue.
I don’t think the modern usage of the word cult is the only one though. In literature about polytheistic or shamanistic cultures you’ll often encounter the word “cult” without it being derogatory. Like “Cult of Dionysius” or Mazu cult. It’s just a word that has to be understood in context.
i wish i could buy a perpetual license of Adobe Animate, any version that can take actionscript and such and compile it to an HTML5 video. I don't know if those HTML5 things still count as Rich internet applications (interactive? idk), but there is definitely a void left behind in terms of ease of content creation that lives on the web, at least not without 5 billion npm packages and JS frameworks.
I’m not an authority, my opinion is that cold calls to pitch an alternative tools when people are discussing something is annoying and distracting and don’t bring anything to the discussion.

Talking about Swift is not irrelevant as it is a prerequisite to use the software in question.

I guess If you have replied to someone asking if Swift or something else is worth learning, I would have upvoted you.

The way it is just feels spammy.
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Yes, you can:
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The most influential programmers in the world
can you give an example of popular drugs that have been approved with smaller trials?
Consider the simplest RISC execution path, from the software view there is an instruction executing in one cycle but from the hardware view in the same cycle along with the execute there is a different decode and fetch happening.
It's almost as if hosting and serving videos cost a lot of money and the companies eventually want to make a profit.
Firefox. Firefox. Firefox.
DoH does not solve the problem that the resolver can just feed you wrong data. So if you want integrity for your DNS records you need DNSSEC. DoH/DoT does not solve that.
> I wonder when that was, cause pop culture has always cared about that in one way or another. I believe you are projecting.

I see people pining for this forgotten past time a lot, and it makes me realize that none of them remember or think the same way of things like the satanic panic, moral majority, etc, let alone remember the times when people got offended over the mere suggestion of an interracial couple or a woman who didn't want to be a housewife. Oh the scandals that would occur if basically any program run today were to be broadcast then. They don't remember the Television Code or the CCA, nor did they grow up on a diet of classic Hays-code era films, dripping in extreme sensitivity.
have you considered paying for YT premium? Its great for watching with no ads. I started paying once I discovered Event Horizon, What The Math? and Space Time Channels. I then discovered Mixtape Magic for old school mixtapes to listen to while working. All in all, one of the subscriptions that bring the most value.
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My mother-in-law is an architect by training but she was convinced (by youtube) that she ought to have some HCQ so she had family members ship us some. She's even suggested out of the blue that she should start taking it as a preventative for no particular except that she read amazon workers have been contracting covid and we get a lot of amazon packages.

When we told her that's not a good idea she felt compelled to defend HCQ against the mainstream media slander, as if that were the problem here.
A Product for Your Productivity
My understanding is that Apple has still not mastered the exotic voodoo of “streaming arbitrary audio to the speaker from a computing device”. Perhaps someone can now assist them with this Herculean undertaking.
Folks at vmware will probably disagree but I'd love to see zfs natively supported in ESX. That gets me away from hardware raid controllers for my boot disks and lets me manage datastores across jbod.
> If you think they do, I'd rather change syntax highlighting to recognize !== and others as a single token.

Your syntax highlighter probably already recognizes single tokens as single tokens.

> It's like multi-select in text editors. When you think about it, it's actually an inferior form of search&replace.

I’m thinking about it, and it isn’t. Sometimes search and replace is an inferior form of multiselect. Multiselect is a less flexible form of macros, but provides immediate feedback.

> My personal opinion is - and I'm fine taking negative karma for this - that ligatures mostly appeal to the front-end developers among us. To the people who abuse the words "beautiful" and "gorgeous", and admire web pages which have a single text column using up 1/3 of screen width.

This is an unpleasant statement and apparently even you recognize that.
I wonder if "Java code is extraordinary high" can be the moat for a company.
I still love jailbreaking. I got an iPhone when they first came out in Canada. They guy who sold it convinced me to change my plan to include video messages. When I got home I realized the phone didn’t have the ability to take videos. Those who are unaware there just was no video app when the phone first came out as crazy as that sounds. I started searching how to take a video and to my surprise you can not unless you happen to jailbreak it and use the camera app on cydia. From that point on I saw the benefit of jailbreaking. I am considering jailbreaking again after my device suddenly became blocked from tinder I am a gentleman and not sure why I was banned but it annoyed me and one day will probably jailbreak again just to bypass the ban. I think if the iphones ever fully locked down I would try a different brand.
The latter is a huge difference. 77% in 20 years isn't exactly a great return (about 3%, around one point ahead of inflation in the UK), but that's not unreasonable for what's supposed to be a safe investment.

The US stock market gives us all unreasonable expections, with decades of irrational exuberance. FTSE100 is more traditionally blue-chip, returning its profits via dividends rather than constantly expanding.
The golden age of configuration languages
It's an article about the fact that DevOps as we know it, might be coming to an end.
Or, go totally overkill and use what is essentially the Z axis from a CNC router, upside down, with the ballscrew replaced with a tight acme screw. And then use a cheap 1.5KW chinese spindle with an ER20 collet system. All the parts are designed to go together, and the VFD gives you speed control. It is quieter, more powerful, and the whole apparatus is much nicer to use. Once you've used spindles, you'll really only use routers for handheld tasks.
I really want to love this, but can't quite get there. I've tried this a few times. As a casual emacs user (for almost 30 years though) I like the idea but find the actual practice of using it fairly jarring. Probably if I was an emacs power user I would love this, but I've never become especially adept with managing buffers and windows in emacs and this really requires you to have that down pat. Nor do I think window management in X is particularly great when compared to some of the tiling window managers out there. On the other hand, I always felt that emacs within a tiling window manager was also very awkward.

I just tried again with one of the recommended configurations that uses ido and... it was confusing. ace-window looks fairly compelling, maybe.

I suppose the right approach to adopting this would be to spend some amount time with emacs full-screened first, trying to do almost everything in it, getting better with buffer and window management. Then make the jump to having it manage windows.