skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Containers aren't "running Linux inside of Linux" they just give you new namespaces for lots of kernel managed resources. The only thing that's really duplicated is the userspace which you have to do with android anyway.
If you look at the current fracturing of conservative media...with Trump supporters fleeing to OANN and Newsmax...what you'll get is that an audience would only watch things that reinforces their beliefs for the dopamine hit, and people will do anything to monetize it, including telling extreme lies over and over (and standing by claiming it's just their opinion that covid is fake, protected by by free speech, while hospitals bed are getting overloaded)
> Even the humble Nissan LEAF is under 6secs.

First in line, I used to habitually accelerate from stoplights at full throttle, in my Leaf. This resulted in ICE vehicles screaming past me, after they finally detonated enough fossil fuel to catch up. I realized I was inflicting permanent psychological harm and bought an i3 from Manheim using borrowed dealer credentials and slapped a skull decal on the back window. It is known and accepted that BMWs with skulls are fast. Nobody cares.
Tony Hsieh, Founder of Zappos, Dies at 46
Why forgetting may make your mind more efficient
Would be good to have that installed on the disk in future, but he mentioned he immediately put the disk in read only mode, so couldn't install new software
Can you expand on what you mean?

There are plenty of competition in the OS space, Linux: (Canonical (Ubuntu), IBM (RedHat/Fedora), System76 (Pop!_OS)), MS, Apple, Google, and so on.

How would using Android or AOSP (open) as the platform to run apps on many platforms better than using Electron with the web as the backend, which, despite all of the negativity going around for it, is likely to be more free/open and integrated with the OS than Android runtime would be?
Of course, this has been their MO since DSLRs started being able to compete with dedicated camcorders in video quality. Nikon is an even worse offender.
Art and game are not mutually exclusive.
Thanks. I added some more comments.
A twitter thread is probably far more durable than a generic blog. At least for blogs using a custom domain and/or hosting.
Still doesn’t show for me. Maybe only on non-mobile?
Partially inflate the tube after the tire is pulled aside, then run a mixture of soapy water over the tube. Sure, the tire is a bit in the way, but that is still less hassle than removing the wheel. The only real danger is that the tube needs to be treated carefully to keep it from snagging on things and causing more damage.
If you just want to play the game, consider using Flash Projector, a standalone Adobe program (separate from the browser) which will open and play swf files.
I don't know if you heard already, but Microsoft did release a Windows Subsystem for Linux! Here's the wikipedia page and everything!

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

I find the naming scheme kind of confusing though.
Intro to Psychology: https://www.coursera.org/learn/introduction-psychology

The Modern World, Part One: Global History from 1760 to 1910: https://www.coursera.org/learn/modern-world (2nd part is as great as the first one)
Yep, I'm currently using DeX a lot with my NexDock but mostly in anticipation of getting my Librem 5 and Phosh working better as a daily driver. This has been my dream for a long time, and it finally feels so close.

A few things:

- Having to dig out a cable to dock to the NexDock each time is a bit cumbersome. I have a small one but it's still one more thing to manage/keep with the dock. A mounting arm on the lapdock with something like Apple's MagSafe (wireless charging+NFC to initiate a Miracast connection) would be very nice

- The available lapdocks right now... aren't great. The one with the best touchpad I've found is the Elite x3 lapdock, but Samsung phones don't seem to be compatible with it. Works with my PinePhone though, so it's the one I hope I'll be able to use with the Librem 5. (This is something I expect would be improved if lapdocks gained popularity)

That aside, though... connecting my phone to a dock and using it as my computer feels super futuristic and I'm loving it so far.
Management and politics.

I also was enjoying C++/CX, until their WinDev team decided to kill it, replace it with C++/WinRT, without comparable tooling, and now we are told to wait until ISO C++ manages to come up with the features that C++/CX already offered to tooling authors.

And I am not the only one complaining, but since they have decided to reboot UWP into Project Reunion, having nicer tooling for C++/WinRT users seems to be at the very bottom of their priority list.

At least Project Astoria has brought us WSL.
Is Adobe Animate insufficient?
Yeah I’ve been dying to have a “simple” k8s solution that either uses just a VLAN or ipv6. It’s been one of the few components of k8s that I simply do not understand the rationale for, it seems so much engineering and complexity for what, exactly?
Seems more likely a sign of being assembled quickly on an assembly line and not having been designed with the thermal mass to properly dissipate the heat of the device recording in 8K raw. This is primarily a stills device, after all.
So enumerating historical events became being a fringe thinker?
Yes, well, this is the case with most big, established companies, I'd say. Only government intervention could change that.
If OP is looking to retire as quickly as possible, this is a method that might work. It's just high risk.

This strategy is my only hope to retire early. At least OP is making so much money that he could retire in early even without investing. I'm also 8 years in and have less than a quarter of that (and I live frugally).
It's not about Qt's ability to pick up system theme & colors (although not also that the configurability mentioned in TFA goes somewhat beyond what is typically offered by modern desktop environments).

It's about whether or not the application uses custom elements (or even just puts everything in a Canvas and draws everything itself).
You're mixing the arguments.

I did not say he is getting Homeland Security visits because of a previous video, he got it because he is criticizing the country he lives in, and that country does not and never had opening to do that.

And I did not mean that his video is being unlisted because of Nebula, the reason is because of the kind of content.

My point about Nebula/YouTube is that his critics of YouTube are biased, since he gains something if people move to Nebula (in the long and the short run).

Legal Eagle fan here \o
First Sunday of Advent: Built-In Functions
The oldest day archived online is February 19, 2007 —> https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2007-02-19
Its not dystopian only because somebody has a difference of opinion. That is perhaps the opposite of dystopian.
> Yesterday morning I released a video titled "The CIA is a Terrorist Organization." Unsurprisingly, it was instantly demonetized. Fine. I'm used to that.

Everything after, "Fine. I'm used to that," is irrelevant.

This thread is apparently content using services built with a spirit functionally equivalent to, "Let's see if we can do the opposite of all four of the freedoms of the GPL."

And as long as everyone is content with these algorithmic blackboxes controlling discoverability for most of the population, we'll continue discussing heinous second-order effects of these systems. Here and now it happens to be free speech, but there are plenty of others waiting in the wings for as long as we avoid the main problem.
Kindle books
Not news. This phenomena surely was observed thousands of years ago in various cultures. There is a reason all occult spiritual paths require a “Master”, “Guru”, “Pir”, “Guide”. Nearly all such collectives subject members to ritual humbling until a degree of “spiritual maturity” is detected. Occult literature (and here I include the esoterica of various established religions) is rife with warnings as to the dangers of spiritual seeking without guidance.

A wonderful self-test of one’s spiritual maturity is precisely the inner struggle of the novice with “accepting another as superior”. I suspect this has been and remains a fairly common experience for those on the spiritual path.

The standing bug to this approach is the authenticity factor of the respective “master” [so shop around].
I've been beta testing SpaceHey since I saw An was letting some people in and I must say the nostalgia is strong. Love this site so much!
Stitcherd – Dynamic content for static sites
>Designing an eye with evolution seems somewhat harder...

It's absolutely trivial. You just start with light sensitive skin. Then evolve a cavity to create a pinhole lens and then finally fill the hole with a lens. Making the eyeball move is optional but shouldn't be too tricky.
> "It would be helpful for people who have previously come out against cancel culture and deplatforming to defend the principle for someone who is not a member of their political tribe."

Very well, as a liberal, I duly condemn this deplatforming. All people who claim to believe in the tenets of Enlightenment liberalism should.
Complete tear down of SpaceX’s Starlink phased array antenna
An antidote in Mahayana is wanting all beings to be happy above oneself. How often do you focus loving kindness towards Trump? He only wishes to be happy and pain free. Unfortunately he has a lot of habits and conditioning (karma) to make him loathe-some by many spiritual and non-spiritual ppl. I find myself reactively wanting to see him punished.
Following that scheme I believe varbhat meant “Linux subsystem for Windows”, I.e. Windows emulation as a Linux Software.
It is not a valid way to “show” how bad suicide is. Otherwise you could make the same comparison in New Zealand and the US and “show” that suicide is an orders of magnitude smaller problem in the US and an orders of magnitude greater problem in New Zealand.
While you can sideload apps on Android (last time I checked), that's not much better for developers. Most of their potential customers won't bother side loading.
Outstanding post. Thank you for taking the time to share this gem.
Still so relevant today.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1332398754331303939.html
I think you might mean a SIT(simple internet transition) interface and not SIP? In case anyone is interested. This is a quick read on setting this up:

https://kogitae.fr/debianipv6-debian-wiki.htm
I did downvote them. For making absolutely no sense in the context of the article, for the weird non-sequitur about politics, and for the complaint about downvotes.
Spiritual materialism is not new, and that's why Zen focuses so much on the ego problem:

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

Having said that, some aspects of the study made me cringe:

"the incentive to participate was a lottery with gift certificates of € 25,- to € 50,- ..."

"we recruited 860 participants via a Facebook page about psychology"

Leading questions like "My faith in myself goes up when I acquire more spiritual wisdom"
WSL is well-known ;) OP asked for the reverse: being able to run Windows applications on Linux.
Sorry is there evidence that the DHS were actually involved here as claimed in the author's twitter feed? Or do we take this at face value?

edit - and what does a DHS visit look like? Do they knock on your door at 6am or leave a card to call them back? Sorry I've never been in this situation before so I'd be interested in more details on that side of things.
Cool project. Why download from Facebook isn't supported yet? Does FB use any protection for his content?
> The results of these three studies do not imply any casual direction; the authors suggest the causal arrow may work in both directions.... spiritual training may attract people who already feel superior. And the “extensive exploration of one’s personal thoughts and feelings” that spiritual training encourages “may be particularly appealing” to narcissists
My first thought was, if they wanted an arrow why wouldn’t they go with:

x <= 5

But of course, that means “less than or equal to”.

You could do:

x <- 5

But I suppose the mere presence of the “less than” symbol is weird in context. (Although, maybe not inherently weirder than using the equals sign for something other than equality?)

Perhaps we would have been better off if we’d all just agreed early on, that @, #, or ~ should represent assignment.
"Meditation has scientifically confirmed benefits."

This study makes me wonder if those benefits really come from meditation itself or from being more narcissistic or feeling spiritually superior to others.
Check out the subreddits r/leanfire, r/fire and r/fatfire. FIRE = Financial Independence, Retire Early. Moving to a low cost of living (LCoL acronym on those forums) will be important given the amount you have saved and what I presume is a fairly lengthy retirement (I assume you aren’t in your 70s!).

I think the conclusion you will come to is that it would be good to move to a LCoL location, keep your job or somehow stay in the industry but in a more flexible manner where you work far less and make a bit of living money so you don’t eat into your nest egg very much.

Also, word to the wise: inflation is unpredictable and current government estimates are likely massively underestimated for things that actually matter to you - healthcare, housing, etc. So be careful with the standard 4% withdrawal, equity market returns, and inflation expectations. Garbage in, garbage out!
Invite HN: Come Live at the Launch House
Search that in Youtube and in Google and you'll see it's nowhere, only the reactions to it being shadowbanned.
It will still record 4K 30p just fine for as long as you want.
Also this WSL was life changing for me. Also I perfered to use the OpenSUSE version. It is just awesome.
I've already addressed why that is in all likelihood incorrect.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25245794
"Trump" wins against "sex". Go figure...
Folks who say stuff like this aren’t taking into account the number of real world constraints on networking at a large scale. There are bandwidth, reliability, security, management, cost, and performance considerations behind the complexity, just as there are at other layers of the stack. Folks higher up the stack want a simpler abstraction, but you can’t short-circuit physical limitations with a unified IP space.
A big issue is most handheld devices are already packed to the brim with battery filling most of the space left over after the electronics are laid out so there's no space left for meaningful active cooling. There was a teardown of a Red camera on Linus techtips to add watercooling and the contortions required to pack everything in with the cooling was amazing.
WSL2 explicitly didn't support GUI apps, even though you can do it with workarounds.

Officially GUI support is coming "really soon"™ [1].

[1] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/whats-new-in-the-...
A good D5 will emit hardly any noise when running at 30-50%, and you can have 140mm fans on 140mm wide rads running very slowly (400-600rpm) and keep everything very cool.

I've done both air only, with high quality fans, and now have. custom loop - the custom loop is far quieter, even at load. And it was fun to do.
It’s much larger and I believe it has a fan, though.
How long have you averaged 20% per year? How many business cycles? It has been easy to be an equity investor for the last decade, but sustaining these returns over more than a decade would put you in the top few money managers worldwide.
Wow, in 24 years as a Windows user I never knew about Windows Imaging Components, nor did I come across Image Units in the 4 years or so I was doing iOS dev on a Mac. I've never seen an end-user application that used them, or told me as a user that I could expand its functionality with them.

In contrast, on the Amiga, I knew about Datatypes out of the box as they were written up in the user manual, and pretty much the whole developer community got on board with them. If an app used DataTypes it was a feature that the user knew about.

The Amiga community seemed much more unified than today with respect to using all the latest features of the OS. Even the smallest public domain utilities provided AREXX ports so the user could script them.
I'd add How It's Made to the list. Pretty interesting stuff. Doesn't go into the history very much, but sometimes touches on it to explain why something is done a certain way.
A lot of these "wrongs" are not really as far in the past as you imply there.

For example the political landscape in the US, is still very much dominated by economic elite interest groups. [0]

People are still actively disfranchised from participating in the democratic process, having their right to vote taken from them over a criminal history. After they came out of the literally largest incarceration system of the planet. Locking people up under circumstances that in most of the developed "Western world" are bluntly considered torture [1].

But torture is apparently a-okay as long as it's described in euphemisms like "enhanced interrogation", just like assassinating US citizens is a-okay [2] as long as it allegedly keeps the "homeland safe".

Just like involuntary servitude, aka slavery, is still very much a thing in the US, it the race based variant of that may have been abolished as an "institution" but the practice still very much exists as punishment for crime.

That's just domestic, that whole can of worms only gets nastier foreign policy wise with wars of aggression and the casual and regular disregard for other countries sovereignty.

As such, these are not events from some far-flung past we judge with completely different standards, these are very current and still on-going events being judged with the current standards.

[0] https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/perspectives-on-poli...

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-rights-un-usa-torture-idU...

[2] https://theintercept.com/2017/01/30/obama-killed-a-16-year-o...
Exactly, that’s why we need a bot to respond.

It’s an irrelevant fact that doesn’t apply to the problem.

If anyone needs to be told that difference between the climate changing over 200 years and 10,000 years...
I think only Y Combinator companies can post "Is Hiring" ads. Everyone else posts job ads on the once a month "Ask HN: Who's Hiring" list.
Seems to be affected by heavily by capitalization in a surprising way. "Show HN: AI OpTiMiZeR ToOl" fares 6% better than same written in non-braindamaged way, and fares even worse when compared to all caps.
I wonder if this can have applications where relativity can have tangible effects (see https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Light_cone), like high-frequency trading?
This is a lot less exciting than it seems to be at first glance. Opening apps from my phone on desktop: yes, I can see utility at that. But opening standalone phone app installations on my desktop? Why? There is almost no phone app I can think of that doesn't have a much better desktop equivalent - save, maybe, for games, but this doesn't seem to be aimed for that.

Since app developers need to make extra effort here to make it work (repackaging, maintaining store presence) and the experience is definitely worse, I don't see why big brands would do so. Microsoft should instead aim for improved general Android integration, like what they did for Samsung phones.
This is the key. I can't help but imagine some hyperbole of the advertisement for participants reading some absurd thing like "Are you highly confident in your spiritual strength and have free time to earn $10 / hr?"
The buildup to the Iraq war (WMD) was sensationalist. Propaganda propagated by powerful corporations on the American people to instigate a fake excuse for war. If it's sensationalist to speak truth regards power of the US propaganda machine, them yes, there is no other way. One cannot downplay the fact that the machine is all-powerful.

The internet was supposed to be the antidote to old propaganda, but corporations have taken over the mainstream internet, and wield even more power over our lives. Again, we should not downplay this fact.
At my current place of employment I have been ask at the "last minute" to reschedule one week vacations booked months in advance in each of the last three years. It seems that "something" has a habit of "coming up" whenever key employees want leave.

The first two times I acquiesced, but the last time was a drip to Disney with my family. I told the company it was not possible to reschedule. In retrospect, I should have told them it was not possible the first time.
But wasn't he very litigious in the matter of patents?
What's the desktop equivalent of Uber?
Console #29: Lunatics, Lisp, and Opa
I often use Bluestacks to play Android games on Windows.
This would be killer app feature for Android gaming on PC since you wouldn't have to install emulators anymore to play Android exclusive games on your Windows PC.
SIEM Log Aggregation and Parsing
I took his 2 algorithm courses on Coursera's original platform. They were stellar. In particular making practical problems that have a calculable answer that you implement yourself in whatever language you choose and check as part of the course. As opposed to having some online interpreter for some specific language.

That was then hosted on Stanford's own Lagunita platform (based on the edX platform I think.)

Stanford then split those 2 courses into 4 on Coursera's new platform - the same material I believe but packaged differently.

Stanford then closed its Lagunita platform and those original 2 courses are now offered on edX.

A similar story with Alex Aiken's excellent Compiler course and Jeffrey Ullman's Automata course too. I'm not even sure if they are still available on Coursera or not.

[1] https://www.edx.org/course/algorithms-design-and-analysis

[2] https://www.edx.org/course/algorithms-design-and-analysis-pa...

[3] https://www.edx.org/course/compilers

[4] https://www.edx.org/course/automata-theory
At first I thought this was going to be about the ever popular "why I quit Google" posts, where people get to feel morally superior as well as humblebrag about the impressive tech firms they've quit.
What does "submarine PR" mean?
I think there should be a compromise. Use your own config but be ready to switch quickly to a more "common" config and know how to use it (whatever common means in your context, just adapt to your team).

For example I use i3, and I switch ctrl and caps lock. During my first pair programming experience my colleague was struggling with all that and I was feeling quite guilty ("maybe this need to fine-tune everything is just immature after all"). After this I made sure to be able to switch quickly to a "vanilla" Gnome setup.

Although coming back to Gnome after using i3 is quite easy since the Gnome paradigm is quite universal, there are some alternative "configs" that I am afraid to adopt, such as exotic keyboard layouts ("bepo" in french instead of "azerty"). Losing the ability to type on this de facto standard layout would be quite problematic.
So your saying your a sphere or ball earther? And in reality you think you understand the physics behind it but can't tell me how the color blue is the way it is. When one true creator sets boundaries and sustains all things in this world. Maybe when I see around 100 jets constantly spraying supposedly ice from their exhaust engines that it leaves strips that dissipate into clouds that man is creating. Its easier to control idiots than a failed education system. Or maybe the educational system creates idiots instead. Once a system fails and it will, good luck on surviving.
There is a public video with 3.6 million views exactly titled: "Bohemian Grove - Alex Jones"

Trying to watch this for the first time I had to find some other website that embed this. If it were any other video finding this shouldn't have took more than 10 seconds.

Maybe youtube wants to prevent spread of misinformation but making something inaccessible is whole nother level of evil.