skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, this is the reason. I read through plenty of philosophy and such, and Catholicism was the best synthesis as well as claiming to be historically and empirically demonstrable. Previously I was protestant and then maybe atheist, and I always felt an underlying sense of emptiness and despair. Since becoming Catholic this fundamental sense of spinning through the void has disappeared, partly because Catholicism seems to be the only worldview that really takes rigorous truth seriously. Every other perspective seems to have fundamental questions they are unwilling to entertain. I don't feel I sold out by accepting an answer to my questions.
Dark matter halos are often found around galaxies, extending far past them. The dark matter fails to stay within the galaxy because it's not slowed down by regular interactions.

Also, dark matter is able to pull regular matter to be closer to it. If a galaxy's dark matter is moving too far away from a galaxy, it might pull the galaxy with it. (Or it might separate entirely, as happened with the Bullet Cluster.)
A brick respects your privacy but it is not a very useful computation device.

I bought a laptop from them and after about 6 months of struggling with PureOS I installed Ubuntu and it has been smooth sailing. One software issue I had with the PureOs install was a hard freeze during the booting about 60% of the time.

I hope there is a newcomer to privacy crowd that is willing to air on the pragmatic side of things. Like somewhere between apple and purism.
Not every company that got bigger moved to Microsoft. Twitter uses Google.
When did ETH cofounders lie about the premine?
Show HN: Why do you need HTML when you can do this in Notion.so?
Maybe it's just me but this points to a PDF export. The /edit suffix is getting changed to /export?format=pdf. The "non-clickable" link points to /edit which gives me an HTML version.
Does Bazel not support JavaScript well?
Ask HN: How do you deal with your mortality?
This is very long so it continues in comments below:

I am looking for some advice from someone smarter than me because about a month ago I got hit with intense crippling fear of death. It usually hits me in the evenings and started with just my thoughts wandering thinking about the lives of different people in different parts of the world. Eventually, these thoughts came back to me and my mortality. I started picturing the transition into nothingness. The fear of knowing that I am drawing my last breath. The different ways I could die. This started resulting in panic attack like symptoms that persist late into the night until I tire myself out and fall into short uneasy sleep. It got better for a week but is now getting worse again. I had this same crippling fear of death when I was 4-7 years old. After a while my mind focused on other things and at some point I discovered the concept of not worrying about death while alive because you aren’t dead and after you are dead you don’t know it. That was the thing that kept me not worrying for the past 12 years or so but whatever circumstances has led me to where I am today has shattered that as a comforting thought and actually made it into an actively upsetting one. What I am specifically afraid of is not being. I don’t want to not exist, to not experience life. I want to see the galaxy and the universe. I want to know what it’s like to be a professional athlete. An ship captain. A state leader. A chef. I don’t want this to end.
Right, some private company posting a misleading blog post is one thing, hell, even small news blogs posting about it, I could understand. But a large news organization such as the BBC not even bothering to contact Signal to get a statement or their side of the story? What the hell... Someone should get fired over this.
I have lots of kids. It's 10 to 14 depending on how you count: 1 unborn, 1 miscarriage, 2 legal adults still here, and 10 others.

It takes an ordinary income just to feed them.
The Christmas Truce of 1914: A Heartening Story of Humanity in the Middle of War
They may have meant that there is no way to tell the browser to stop sending credentials.
I feel like I must be misreading something, because your second paragraph appears to me to be the doublespeak you claim to dislike.

The problem with "free software" fundamentalists is they care more about the freedom of the software than the freedom of the user. Part of free choice from a user perspective is the freedom to run proprietary blobs. Also when it comes to freedom to run or not run proprietary software there is no such thing as a wrong choice, just a personal choice. I would prefer you not force your freedom on me, so that I can be free to do as I please.
They couldn't even get a single named expert to comment on record?
I use my money to support my family and hopefully save for retirement.
How do you end up with a network of the good ones? I have gotten my last job through a recruiter but the process sucked. He took me and my boss for a ride financially. This was in part me not getting many callbacks from any decent companies(Im in the NJ/NYC area) so I was desperate to accept and part my current manager not knowing what he should be paying for this and that type of developer. While I love my job and my team, they won't last forever and I have wanted to escape the dreaded cycle of dealing with these terrible recruiters. Can it really be done with just getting really good in your craft or do you really have to be the well known developer that has worked at a million top tier companies? How do you find these recruiters?
I do the same thing with a similar tool. I like that we can just drop a logo in one of these generators and not worry about researching the standards for each platform.
Why so many?
My problem is that I can do this but I know all it will do is make me temporarily forget, not fix the fundamental problem I feel I am facing. I am afraid of self deception I guess.

Just now I wrote up all my thoughts on this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25524409
If you have imagemagick installed and an svg icon, you can use the following to generate the other 4 types:

convert -resize 48x48 icon.svg favicon.ico
convert -resize 180x180 icon.svg apple.png
convert -resize 192x192 icon.svg 192.png
convert -resize 512x512 icon.svg 512.png
How Is Apple's New Policy Going to Affect Small Ecommerce Businesses?
I think your comments have made that clear. Which is fair enough. But I imagine others feel differently.
Citrix – DTLS Amplification Distributed Denial of Service Attack on Citrix ADC
> There is image processing, font rendering, etc.

And stump upon sb else code that you have no permission to modify
Social Media Considered Harmful
Mao only defeated the war-weary KMT.

It was the KMT who kicked the foreigners (the Japanese) out of China with the help of the allies (Soviets and the US) declaring war on the Japanese mainland.
Behavioural Interviews – The Real Story
I posted a follow-up to this article describing how I built the search engine feature for https://datasette.io/ here: https://simonwillison.net/2020/Dec/19/dogsheep-beta/
I will say this, using Comic Sans when we sent out Early Childhood material to parents got a much better response than using "formal" fonts. I guess it didn't look like bills, so people actually looked at it.
Sad to see Sentry on the bottom 5 JS heap size list. Love their service but the JS payload is pretty massive.
(WICG) The Cookie Store API is a new API to expose cookies to service workers
I see...

Thanks!!
You know, I have eight ring cams. My login is protected with 2fa. I have no pity for someone who uses stupid passwords, then wants to sue because they were to lazy to secure their account. Honestly Ring should just force people to enable 2fa so we don't have to see one of these FUD articles every six months.
And now it is gone: https://decider.com/2020/03/31/avatar-loses-papyrus-font-dis...
I bit the bullet and just subscribe to both. Pandora for discovery and radio and Spotify for specific listening.
I recall running into issues with WiFi firmware from Purism. I installed the prop. driver and got some improvement. Although, I ended up upgrading the wifi chip altogether in the end.
This is why my YT feed is full of women's longjump and polejump vids, and the comment sections on those "sports" vids are a bunch of guys joking about how no one is there because they follow athletics.

https://youtu.be/RQBIreEyCc4
I'm likely to bring this up every time I notice a Jepsen post on HN.. I still miss the flair from the old days Kyle :)

I guess I'm nostalgic for it. Your posts were during a time when I was still on a steep trajectory in my career growth and discovery. Just soaking everything up, and it was FUN. And others in my "generation" seemed to also be having FUN, and having FUN with it. Things are just a bit more bland these days :|
I think it's pretty clearly only intended to provide snark about your listening habits and not made to give suggestions.
gRPC C++ Tutorial
I made an installer...
Honestly IMO it would be better if they kept followers, it might show some die hard red hat followers to see the other side of the political spectrum (although I have little hope nowadays that it would change minds). Then I realize it would mean a lot of people being very pissed off at Twitter, then I realized why Twitter is doing it... Gotta keep those ad-viewing engagement agents (aka users) happy!
The whole thing was the perfect level of angry and snarky.
Sounds like you should talk to a therapist.

If you let your fear cripple you, then you can't do anything with your life anyways. So that level of fear is not logical. Just accept your death - we are all going to die.
Thanks, unfortunately we're using BSL in order to monetize, it's not an OSI license
Acceptance. No point worrying over something that will happen no matter what I do, or how much I worry about it. I just hope to die suddenly and unexpectedly, as Julius Caesar supposedly said. Odd, but the older I get the less afraid I feel about dying. I’m 60 now, don’t give it much thought other than thinking about how it might affect my wife and kids.

An eternity elapsed before I was born, and the universe will go on for an eternity after I die. Keep it in perspective.
>Vastly more useful to me (as an engineer) than Excel,

Open Excel --> Click Data --> Get Data --> From File (Csv) -> If it's clean already just do load to (add to data model) --> alt+n+v to insert pivot and impress your business folks.
Fantastic! This is something I immediately missed from Spacemacs. With VSpaceCode this fills a huge void!
At least in the UK, Monzo Bank gives me the ability to create and tear down virtual debit cards that I can name and use to individually identify which card I used. Each is complete with a CVC number.

It's not one time unless you want to do the setup and teardown for every purchase, but the £15 monthly fee includes phone and other insurance and the app exports your account ledger to Excel and CSV. Customer service and vanishing transactions from the app ledger have been worrying me but I was promptly put in touch with management as soon as I dusted off a smidgeon of English idiomatic equivalents to "wtf" and this seems to have been caused by Transport For London running adjustments for the daily Oyster journey payment limit (via taking a holding charge placeholder payment in the way hotels ring fence for your stay on debit cards) so the final amount is adjusted the following day to enable the 0400 end of their day.
I agree with the point about being able to compare two windows, but I feel like the second monitor adds much less value now that affordable 32" 4K monitors are a thing. Now the more useful investment is simply learning your OS's window management hotkeys to immediately snap your window to either the left side or right side of the screen.
Because I needed to relocate near family and I can work remotely anyway

With COVID it ended up that I got stuck here
Right, because the issue of calling people 'enablers' of bad policing is generally so bipartisan that I'm coming from nowhere with my group labels... What's the # of the one about psychological projection?

I didn't dwell on my identity (because those aren't the words I'd choose to use if I had to). It was a way of self-disclosure like saying if you work for the company being discussed. It's to say "while I'm probably one of the people you're talking about ...".

> an attack on you personally so that you don't feel a need to defend yourself from an imagined attack.

Oh, no. You're out to left field. I'm explaining, not defending, everyone who tends to be misunderstood. I'm trying to say that people can support a thing without being 'enablers', and that two people who both see the same problems (police violence) can see different solutions.

I'm sharing my personal views to help explain how, regardless of labels, that most of our group hatreds are based on intentional (by others if not us) misstatements about the others, not their own words or actual views.
If you need to use (for the sake of the example) Rusoto, since it is based on tokio, you'll need to set up the Tokio executor or at least add a macro to your main for this to be done for you. I believe Rusoto actually would take care of this for you if you haven't done it yourself however friction arises when you were already using a different version of tokio and Rusoto is built against another.

Basically, it isn't entirely opaque to you how it is handled.
Fitting all human knowledge in a box
Dropbox Paper has the best editing experience. Notion should try to emulate that.
A Merry LynXmas with 7 new Atari Lynx games this Holiday Season
I recently asked Chinese coworkers (young, very educated, living abroad) about what they think about this and there were both supporting forceful annexation and thought it will happen someday. Given their profile, the average Chinese staying at home is probably thinking the same too, and supporting invasion too. Pretty depressing.
This and the parent comment need to be written with Comic Sans to highlight how absurdly pretentious they are.
Thus, some other ad-list holders are panicking that they may become irrelevant, therefore trying to silence us...

They threaten to copystrike us as we have similar domains they have...

Ads are ads, right?
EFF is currently in the middle of its year-end fundraising challenge. If you donate now at: https://eff.org/donate/ you'll be helping unlock a series of matching grants.

Plus, this year, a US tax rule change means that you can deduct up to $300, even if you don't itemize.
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/special-300-tax-deduction-helps...
I just clicked it in Chrome and Mobile Safari and they both bring me to a regular Google Sheets web page. I tried in incognito mode too and it was the same.

What browser are you using?
56. Sometimes unsolvable questions like “what is my purpose?” and “why should I exist?” lose their force upon lifestyle fixes. In other words, seeing friends regularly and getting enough sleep can go a long way to solving existentialism.

I really dig this particular one. It reminds me of something similar mentioned in Lex Fridman's interview with Daniel Kahneman:

"When you ask people whether it's very important to have meaning in their life, they say oh yes that's the most important thing...but when you ask people what kind of a day did you have...what were the experiences that you remember? You don't get much meaning, you get social experiences."[0]

I'm a big fan of Man's Search for Meaning, and I have generally enjoyed reading existentialist philosophy. That quote, however, presented an alternative foundation for a happy life in such clear terms, and they were terms I simply hadn't considered using! After thinking about it, it's almost obvious. I'm pretty young, and even now I look back fondly on the best social experiences in my life. It's incredible to be alive, and to have had the experiences I've had with the people I've gotten to share them with.

I still highly value having meaningful pursuits, but above everything else, these days I aim to enjoy the company of good people and to be good company for others. I find it's a nice cure for the existentialist blues if you ever catch them.

[0]: https://youtu.be/UwwBG-MbniY?t=3120
The 286 was really a weird beast. It was a nice speed uptick from the 8088 but was still a 16-bit system in most respects. (As, truth be told, as was the 386 so long as it was still running DOS.)
Correct title: “According to DEC” (stands for “Digital Equipment Corporation”).
Snapdrop – AirDrop equivalent through a web browser using WebRTC
Clipping here, which definitely made sense.
I think the biggest reason is simply that esbuild hasn’t been around for that long and isn’t as customisable as Webpack.

The latter point is important: if esbuild wants to introduce more customisability it’ll need to use more JS, and be slower.
The published hyperparameters are usually ridiculously conservative, for the simple games like breakout and pong you can usually converge in far fewer frames than in the papers.
I literally got an Odroid-Go Advance last week. (Then promptly had to order a replacement PCB and joystick because I wrecked the joystick cable and connector during assembly. :/)

I can definitely see the appeal of a slightly higher-res and larger screen. A 25x80 screen probably makes it feasible to do more config on-device with a USB keyboard, rather than via SSH, but there's also a few parts of the default UI that are sort of squinty at the current lower res.

It definitely occupies a unique place in the market-- the form factor and price reminds of the ~$30 "800 in 1" NES-on-a-chip devices you see as impulse buy items, but the potential is so much higher, with the GPIOs and big, fairly open hardware. I could imagine using them as the "head" for projects like SDR recievers or soft-oscilloscopes where you need a good screen and a few buttons, but a full keyboard/mouse or touchscreen would be overkill or complicating.
Personally I think QubeOS is probably the best option in terms of Privacy and Security at this stage. If your hardware can handle it (16GB RAM would be best).

I would seriously consider QubeOS over PureOS if privacy and security are your concerns.

It works pretty well and I've been using it for a while now on not so recent hardware without much issues.

Their compartmentalization and seamless virtualization is just amazing and I don't think any other distro offers this with so much convenience.
This is the first time I paid attention to notion. Tangentially a UX issue - I find applications that save my data in the cloud by default less "weighty". Can't explain it rationally. It just feels that those documents are less permanent, secure, accessible, and "mine" than a file I can save to disk.
The problem is that this is the exact perspective I don’t want. I missed out on half the eternity and really don’t want to miss out on the other half.
If it's not too personal a question, I'm curious which culture you're talking about? My guess is French?
That makes sense, I hadn't considered the competition between banks.

Do you mean issuing more as in diluting the number of shares or by early stakeholders selling off their shares? The reason I ask is because on the public markets diluting shares usually pushes the shares price down, because it means they are in need of capital no? So that implies you mean early stakeholders selling their stakes?

Pricing an IPO (or any asset for that matter) is a fascinating topic, at least to a layman like me. It sounds like this should be a perfect fit for some sort of auction, yet that doesn't really seem to be a common strategy. I guess a direct listing is more of an auction type of pricing mechanism.
Start by understanding the financial system as a whole. Decide where you want to specialize. You also need to understand, options, futures, bonds, stocks and the different derivative products. Together with that, investigate the different tools that are used by the industry.

Ultimately, understanding statistics at high level will be your primary goal but you need to be very comfortable with math. I would say that at the minimum you need an equal to a minor in math at a university -many in the field have a PhD in math.

Look at the different job postings and determine, from that, what the industry is requiring for an entry level job in the field you want. Look for other people in the field that you can be friends with to give you a nudge in the right direction.

Also, set a grand goal and define a project that you can't accomplish without learning the different specialties in the industry. I would say that the hardest part is to continue to educate yourself without giving up once the material gets hard. Defining a project where you need to learn something to complete it will help you a lot towards finishing.
I think you are arguing with a strawman. Signal is as centralized as Telegram and moxie has already stated that he does not care about open or federated systems because of the usability trade-off required.

My argument is that the inferior usability is not an intrinsic issue of federated systems, just circunstancial. Being closed/centralized on the other hand, is an intrinsic property of all major platforms, and any of these major platforms will screw its users whenever they have enough lock-in.

So, I am not saying simply that open is good and closed is bad. What I am saying is that open should be preferred and promoted.

And no, people working on open systems should not just sit on their asses and say "you have no other choice, so you will have to take whatever we do". People working on Matrix already have quite a lot of work cut out for them and I am painfully aware of the points were it can improve. The thing is I am also aware of how much improvement has happened already, while there is absolutely zero proprietary platform that opened up itself for public benefit.
Build Mini Msdos Gaming PC – No Emulation Doscember [YouTube]
Oh dear, no. No. We need science in politics than ever. We need science-based policy more than ever. The closest thing we have to a "science party" is the Green and it isn't enough. We need a culture of science and that includes a political SCIENCE.
Yeah, it called out Todd Barry as one of the most listened to things, and I haven't listened to comedy on Spotify since I started listening to a weekly stable of podcasts like six years ago.
Having twice as many crops may decrease the price per unit of crop. So, in this economy consisting of nothing other than the crop, we might not see 2x dollar valuation in products sold even though the technical innovation doubled the number of crops. Diminishing returns, etc.
I think 27 makes more sense with 97: Liking and wanting things are different.

I'm guess if those usually line up quite well, this advice seems insane. But if they don't, it is solid advice. I wasted years of my life waiting for motivation to show up, and it never did. It amounted to years of my life I simply regret.

Eventually I saw advice to the effect of 27, and it seems like it has mostly worked to help correct course.
Agreed, something must be done about Elon.
The bible is most certainly AP.
This may sound weird, but try to watch and read less NEWS. Also sometimes when you feel this way, your brain trying to tell you something - useally something about your health. So make sure you visit a doctor or at very least talk to one on video chat. And I agree with others here, no point in worrying over something you have no control over. And finally find something that will help you forget about this. Like reading, watching something, working etc. Hope it helps! (EDIT) This is just a tought, but sometimes living in a partical place can cause this too. Especially if you are sensative emotionally and have health problems. Hunted house comes to mind...
I don’t really know what to say except this is what I already know and it’s not helping. I know I’m not in a good place Brian chemistry-wise. But even when I feel happy and put together and logical, I don’t want to die on general principle. I know it’s an animal instinct but it’s also an idea and “just accept it” doesn’t seem to work no matter how I spin it.