skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As far as hazel nuts go,

https://members.oregonhazelnuts.org/

https://extension.oregonstate.edu/crop-production/nuts

For farming, homesteading and general inspiration... and if you can get past right leaning attitudes. (Which I would say most homesteaders and farmers have)

Joel Salatin is number one in my opinion

Justin Rhodes would be next, he has a good Youtube channel and produced a entertaining documentary called "The Great American Farm Tour" which will give You lots of ideas.

Another source of information on homesteading and building a successful, profitable lifestyle is Jack Spirko. He produces an hour or so long podcast 5 days a week but he is an aquired taste.

This episode will most likely give You some good ideas but like I said You need to take a grain or two of salt with him, eventually he grows on You and has a large loyal following of 250K+ daily listeners.

http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/content-based-business-fre...
How about those who freely choose to reduce their choices? Does that mean their original freedom was not real?!
Current market price for stainless is $0.35/lb so overestimating the weight of the monolith at 100 lbs would put it's scrap value at $35.
Also coal was made in the Carboniferous when there were no wood eating microbes. The lack of creatures digesting wood is gave us coal.

So...no. No silver lining. Or at least not that one.
They CAN take on YOUR customers, and they will. They have in multiple instances.
I agree, Debian with `ifupdown` installed is pretty standard.
I think it's not so easy. I think it's first important to remember that the concept of freedom of speech is not an end goal by itself. It was always just a tool for people to be able to point out unfairness/wrong things in society. It was deemed necessary for criticism to be able to done freely for improvements to society to be possible.

Now what we are seeing with social media platforms (and I ould argue it started already earlier with the raise of fox news) at the moment is that we see that there are elements of society who found that facts and truth don't matter and freedom of speech doesn't matter if you have big enough pockets and use the right psychological strategies. Essentially the way society and particulary social media is set up is, that the richest voice gets heard (at least by some people) and the truth of what is being said is not important anymore. In other words the platform are used for controlling us (not by the government, but vested interests) and destroying society, freedom of speech is not helping against this if anything it's a hindrance because it assumes all speech is equal, which it isn't.

I don't have a solution and I would like a way to defend us without destroying freedom of speech, but I don't have a good solution.

Also these platforms have been "censoring" for a long time, nobody was batting an eyelid when Isis accounts and videos were removed. In fact many of the outlets who are now screaming about censorship were shouting that twitter et al. were not doing enough. That tells you a lot about howmuch they care about freedom of speech.
You're replying to a troll
Very nice!! Btw on my 1080x2340 display w/ chrome on android, part of your resume falls of the screen making it not so easy to read
Can you tell some stories of that era? Would love to hear the ups and downs, good and bad.
You wrote a notebook, not a book. Also your example pages have oversized images and still you only have 130 pages of content, yet you are charging an extreme amount for it.
This!
The hipsters gonna hate tho.
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You need one of two things:

1. A milestone that marks when you have done "enough" and can quit without feeling like you failed.

2. A metric that reinforces the idea that "I need to keep doing this to avoid bad things or to get good things. When I stop, things I don't desire happen instead."

Without one of those, you will tend to have some internal, subconscious thing go either "Yup, I've gotten what I needed and can't be bothered with this anymore." or "This is pointless drivel and doing nothing and wasting my time, and I can't be bothered with this anymore."
The more recent graphs https://sites.uci.edu/zlabe/arctic-sea-ice-extentconcentrati... (linked to in that tweet) look less immediately alarming (this year is no longer an outlier), but the general trend is still perfectly clear.
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But AWS wants you to be all-in, cloud native, ignoring grey bearded old men telling you how the beeps and boops work.
Oh, and look, here's a training exam voucher!
Never was. Here is Trump's path to power, described by Tim Pool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhLYeXG1hgg

4D chess, I'm telling you.
Thanks for the positive comment! Could you say more about your background and experiences as an immigrant stepping off the boat?
The networks demand it, but Apple provided them the ability to demand it.
That site is pure cancer. I opened the article in the same tab and then pressed back to come back to news.ycombinator.com, but it just showed me a bunch of blog spam from taboola which seemed to have hijacked the back button :-/
Different stuff each other have seen, places we've been, things we've done. If they already share my opinion on everything, I could save a lot of time avoiding things I wouldn't like and probably learn about new things I would like.
This is good feedback. Thank you for documenting your experience. Basis this we concluded on the following.

Adding features:

- Login with Google & Github accounts
- Changing default type setting to "Data Science Notebook"
- A package library with one-click install

Changing features:

- Simpler UX (reduced clicks required)
- Removing the mandatory plan selection - Starting every user on free plan by default

Anything else you recommend we should do?
Isn't this really how Capitalism suppose to work. Anything that can be milked for money would be done. Reducing control/choice(freedom) of consumer will always lead to more power for the vendor leading to more potentials for money and so it will be done. An individual consumer was always be in such a power imbalance and now with the trillion or 100s of billions of dollar companies on one side the balance is ultra skewed. You have regulation as a potential recourse but then the political systems are also controlled by money and they themselves love the lack of freedom leading to more political control. And perhaps the most critical is how the social media and media is encouraging an unthinking herd mentality that is making any change in the status quo all the harder.
Well the "Today, I can't even change the system font in Windows. I can select an "accent color", but most applications completely ignore it."

part is a bit ambivalent. Doesnt this actually mean, that the programmers have the freedom to ignore the 'accent color' which the article is somehow arguing for. (the alternative would be that the OS mandates functionality of app in a very intrusive way)
Is there a convenient way to make this type of alias work when using with _sudo_ too?

i guess one can alias for the root user too but its annoying.
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Python – Operator Overloading
If 32 bit keys are enough, skip32 [1] and then alphanumeric encoding [2] on an incrementing integer key. Both of those are reversible so you won't suffer from collisions and you can get back your original integer key if you want.

In python:

[1] https://github.com/pyrige/skippy/blob/master/skippy/skippy.p...

[2] https://gist.githubusercontent.com/adyliu/4494223/raw/0e21a0...
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This is HN - where SVers cosplay as experts in areas like epidemiology and astrophysics.
Nobody who played him again in the prequels, or Rogue One, or TV cameos, or at Disneyworld or anywhere else, ever moved like him nor captured his menacing walk and even just the iconic way he held up a single finger while threatening an Imperial admiral or Lando or whoever.
There is some genuine excitement about a new CPU architecture, that’s quite natural. If anything the opposite would be surprising on HN. Some of these people are Apple users, some of them are hoping another vendor will follow and offer powerful ARM laptops and desktops, some of them are just happy that a breakthrough has been made and that it will stimulate the competition. There is quite a lot of diversity in these opinions, actually.

You even find the usual contrarians who moan that it’s Apple, so anyone saying anything positive have to be shills and the CPU has to be terrible (plenty of those in this thread).

Since when do he have to buy something to have an opinion? Are you saying that the people who complain about the M1 (or Macs in general) without having bought one should just shut up?
What I want from an OS, is if I do nothing, nothing should happen. Listening on network interfaces, you can see how your OS is integrating itself to the Borg collective.
Since you are an active user of myBinder and Colab, I am tempted to ask. What are those features we can add that will make you let go of myBinder and Colab?
I just saw Winamp after more than a decade! Nostalgia.
It's certainly not an easy system to unwind. I often wonder why we accept living in an emergent system rather than a designed one though. Our systems now can only be described as a patch work with all the baggage of history attached (colonialism etc). Right now feels like a great time for a large refactor though unfortunately given our path dependency, the political in/out-fighting and stagnation, it makes this near impossible to implement.
spoken in 2017

they discussed the hypothetical question, "If your house was on fire and you could only save one thing, what would it be?" As Hsieh surveyed his possessions, he couldn't think of a single item he cared about enough to single out.

www.cnbc.com/amp/2017/05/08/why-multi-millionaire-zappos-ceo-tony-hsieh-lives-in-a-trailer-park.html
Ask HN: Story of switching from a programmer job to own business/startup
Could you please share key points and insights of your journey from being an employee to making your own money, growing your own business?

What motivated you?

Was it a gradual process or leap of faith?

If gradual — how did you combined two activities lifestyle, financial, legal and working hours - wise?

Did you get your partners, first employees from previous employer?

What would you do differently?
Ask HN: How to increase your exposure to technologies?
Looking for a Tour De Force covering tools, mechanisms, processes, etc. that have either greatly impacted us OR that simply are great examples of clever ingenuity.

The more to-the-point, the better. Preferably focusing less on the historical developments and more on the "one time someone figured out they could do X with Y and it is clever because Z"

Some large common examples: the loom, the printing press, internal combustion engine, the transistor, clocks anchor escapement, materials, ...

Encyclopedias, podcasts, videos, ... even museums could be good pointers. I realize the question may be too broad but the point is to increase exposure to technologies.
Then maybe they shouldn't try to prevent Epic Games from doing it.
Disagree: https://youtu.be/WCyfqLAdu-U?t=57
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At least in the US, my understanding is a 1975 law, the Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act, protects warranties on modified products as long as the modification didn't cause the issue. It comes up all the time with cars since there's an active mod community.

That being said, I usually backup and "factory restore" my computers before servicing. Mostly because I don't want to hand out my password or hand over my personal data, but I expect them to test that its fixed and that's easier in a generic OS. I also think it'd be odd to hand over a Macbook Pro (or even a Microsoft Surface) with Linux installed and expect their random, low-level tech to asses things.
What if I told you...

that this article was written ENTIRELY by AI.. ???
Above what the sibling said regarding branding and pre-installed crap-ware, they still make a distinction between "on device" use and "modem use".

Source: read the fine print on an offer from my provider, Bouygues Telecom.

My regular plan has 40 GB, which I can use on the phone or tethered. This summer I was spending a lot of time at my parent's and their land internet connection was spotty. At the same time, Bouygues ran a campaign where I could get an extra 20 GB for next to nothing, so I was considering that. Read the fine print which basically said "the allowance doesn't apply to tethered use". I didn't care enough to challenge them on this so I passed.

Edit: Just checked the available options, this is still the case. Can't give a direct link for some reason, so here's a screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/rQgoz0m

Basically this is an option for "unlimited internet on the weekends". The originally hidden disclaimer says, among other things, "except for modem mode".
When I point out the fallacy, it's because I am trying to have a conversation in good faith.

When you say "American BLM" as if it were a monolithic entity and attach negative attributes to it, that goes to the heart of the matter.

I don't know how to have a conversation with you from across that chasm.
It was a lot of fun back then. There was the c4 stuff and drunkenbatman and then open source stuff. A lot of fun to be had. I don’t see it a lot anymore
I have a couple of books on quantum field theory and it looks a lot harder than high school algebra.
I'm amused when companies don't give developers root powers, but then lets them run docker which .. can give them root powers in a single command.
These sorts of stories are hilarious because all the people who know a huge portion of their success came from pure luck but want to masquerade that it was their hard work and mental sharpness come out of the woodwork to blast people less successful than them that they should work harder and be smarter and stop griping about the abominable inequality in the world. And when you look at them, they aren't even crazy rich, they are just people with big crumbs that go to sleep terrified that one day someone else will take their crumbs. You fucking knobs.
I would argue Python could be comparably rewarding. Even Go, if you go beyond the initial hurdle why there has to be a main.

Both do not offer a nice IDE out of the box though.
Ah, from the title I was expecting this to be about electric organs the musical instruments implemented as electronic sound synthesizers in a single chip. But it was not.

Here I was ready to listen to some samples of it and marvel at how they were able to make something at the size of an YM3812 or a MOS 6581 SID, but which sounded indistinguishably from a Hammond organ.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_YM3812

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOS_Technology_6581

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammond_organ
"You ... see the courtyard covered in snow, illuminated by street lamps and the cold neon glare of store fronts. You turn on the light switch ... a new immersive game made by developer Alexander Ignatov and poet Ilia Mazo ... despite the game having no clear plot or mission."

Sounds more like art than a game to me. (Good news - I like art at least as much as games! - looked at but never actually played 'Myst' )
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You have to be realistic: you already trust them if you buy their hardware.
humble leadership at its best. too early. RIP Tony.
How much are your games making? How hard are they to create vs a web app? Are most of the games made by professionals or just kids looking for more robux?
Assuming you prefer Apple's keyboards, I'm pretty sure the Magic Keyboard with Bluetooth works with iPads. The downside is you'd have to manage charging the keyboard and the iPad, but on the bright side you could choose to get the keyboard with the numeric keypad.
No cellphone can eliminate tracking by association.
For years you go to work driving the same roads or taking the same bus along with people with their cellphones, associating with the same towers and hotspots and stopping by at the same shop to buy a newspaper. Then one day you buy a PinePhone or a Purism phone with a new SIM thinking they'll lose all your tracks. Well, no. If you bring your phone along for enough time, it will do the same things the former one did, so that a simple query asking for new phone numbers producing the same metadata will return your new number along with some new others, which can be easily filtered away by conditioning the search to those associating for example with a tower where you usually spend holidays, or almost identical tower connections with a phone close to yours (wife, for example).

Cellphones such as the PinePhone or the Librem aren't intended to hide that you are you; that will be discovered in hours anyway and it's not even worth attempting; they're rather intended as a way to avoid direct data access and surveillance by corporations and governments. That is, they will immediately know it's you and where you are with coarse accuracy, but what you are up to is another story: they need to access the data directly by sneaking malicious software into your phone, which its Open Source nature will made extremely difficult to achieve.
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As far as I know, the virus de-limbing is something soap does naturally. It's intrinsic to soap and has nothing to do with added chemicals.
FUSE, strace, and namespacing were all the mechanisms I found. Bazel uses separate wrapper program which you could reuse in other build systems, so there is no fundamental problem with adding a "hermetic builds" feature to other build systems like Meson or Cmake.

http://beza1e1.tuxen.de/hermetic_builds.html
Which opens the quest for that "different memorial".
> These things don’t exist in most other countries.

American exceptionalism eh?
alias sudo='sudo '

If the last character of the alias value is a blank, then the next command word following the alias is also checked for alias expansion.

https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html#Aliases
Just put it in a script.

#!/bin/sh
# call this file 'smv' or whatever
exec mv --no-clobber "$@"

You only have to pay the 'annoying' cost once to add /some/util/script/dir/ to both the user's and root's $PATH.
But, if you are from rich family you can get well paid job where you slack whole time. Cousin Johny or dad will get it for you. Or you parents will pay nanny. You never get into the two jobs situation. Or you just get house gifted from mom.

All examples of normal family help if family can afford it.

If you are a man, four kids affect you less in employment options too.

It is that thing, even very bad choices have significantly less bad impact on you if you are rich.

> That takes you really far if you are in the top 1% of intelligence.

99% of people are not in 1% of intelligence. Per definition and there is really nothing they can do to change it. You can't change own intelligence.

(Pls biggest screw up I know had measured intelligence super high and that person is complete absolute fail cause intelligence is not that useful practically on itself)
Why not criticize the credit card companies too? They take a $0.25 cut for every $1 purchase.
Not really. They still separate on-device use from modem use. At least Bouygues Telecom in France does.

See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25243710
The Donut Prince is a well-known establishment in Burbank, California, located close to the studios. Their donuts are delicious, along with their ham and cheese croissants. I believe the couple that owns it is of Cambodian descent, and I would not be surprised if they are among the many who got their start with a little help from The King.
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Makes one wonder about too good to be true services like ProtonMail, ProtonVPN and ProtonDrive. I was so excited about those, but recently I've started wondering whether they are just the continuation of Switzerland taking money to act as a facade for the CIA...
I didn't get that impression.
You have to post some of these notes you reference to a Github, for posterity.
> It could also be explained by employer preference for people who are more integrated in the cultural mainstream, which people with "black" names, or Chinese names, are less likely to be.

What? That is just euphemistic racism.
Flash player emulator written in Rust...compiled to WebAssembly and running in the browser?

I like how things like this come out so frequently these days like it’s no big deal.
I own an e-commerce business. We offer PayPal and credit card checkout - 75% of users choose PayPal. When we buy a lot of our products to sell, we get lots of them from small businesses in lots of different locations, many of them also offer PayPal to us (even on wholesales transactions), because it gives some level of comfort with international transactions. Because we often have cash in our PayPal account and it’s cheaper than paying our bank to send internationally, we often pick PayPal.

So PayPal get a cut of the wholesale price and a cut of the sales price, on literally the same goods. Some of our customers create their own products from our products and use PayPal to sell them on again, making it a 3x cut for PayPal.

Being a payment processor and solving that last click purchase problem / apps store is incredibly lucrative.
I think you are wrong here.

Do you have any data to back up this claim?

edit: I was misled by doing a "25% for everything" in my head, sorry.
Many memory hungry apps on Apple - Web browsers, compilers, photo/video editing, games, dev tools like vscode/electron/Jave IDEs/emacs/databases - are in this category.
The only issue with isopropyl and ethanol is contact time. If it’s a very warm surface, the alcohol can evaporate quickly - which is one reason they add gelling agents to hand sanitizers.

But yes. For the kitchen and bathroom, alcohol works great as does dilute bleach (though the smell annoys me).
I suspect that setting “method goals” isn’t particularly stable in general; they aren’t tied to any values or principles so it’s always easy to drop them.
Much appreciated. I obviously don't know for sure yet if this is the right path for me, but I have a strong suspicion that it will be where I want to end up when I'm ready to settle down.
It does not inherently exclude wealth from slavery. Historical sources I had seen has slavery to be wastly profitable, that is why they did it.

It was not just reallocation of wealth like tax, it completely changed his money were made.
Tony Hsieh, Longtime Chief of Zappos, Is Dead at 46
It means they made a tradeoff and shouldn't blame the world for it later. If you laze around and don't gather firewood during autumn then the reason you freeze to death in the winter isn't because nature is unfair but because you didn't get the wood.
Well, your smartphone can already simulate a Hammond pretty indistinguishably in a chip pretty much the same physical size as the SID, so... :-)
"and it turned out this wasn’t driven by memory pressure. Rather, the new capacity had caused all of the servers in the fleet to exceed the maximum number of threads allowed by an operating system configuration."

An auto scaling irony for AWS! We seem to be back to the late 1990s :)
I'd go nuts without my arch linux and i3 for this very reason.
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> QS circa 2008ish spoiled me for all launchers since.

Same. I (or somebody else) really should port Quicksilver to Linux; it's the day-to-day utility I've missed the most.
Happy to hear it. We’re totally didn’t know what we were doing really, just making something we wanted.
Rip he did a good job as Darth Vader
Ha! I was expecting the rogue one hallway scene.
He stated that he has this issue with new glasses. Not sure generic drug store reading glasses will help if his (Assuming they are prescription, though I could be wrong on that.) current ones don't help.