skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Enabling it is just the start. Then you have to worry about permissions. Then you have to add the configuration to all of your devices. Then you have to hope that the protocol choices you made are compatible. When they aren't, you have to experiment. Then an update breaks them and you have to scramble to find compatible versions/protocols or just live with it being broken until latest is fixed. Even when the network connectivity is working, you aren't done. You have to hope that the subnets and split-horizon DNS allow it to coexist with the other VPNs you have to use. If not, you have to play the VPN hopping game every time you want to use your site. Hope you don't need simultaneous connections! Then you have to worry about apps that complain (or, worse) when underlying storage appears/disappears due to changing networks. Then you have to worry about apps that don't like your DNS (".lan isn't a real TLD, better do something stupid"). Oh, right, you have to setup private DNS -- which your router might have done automatically (which is why you have .lan), but which you might need to reconfigure to workaround the aforementioned problems. Then you have to worry about apps starting to migrate to DoH.

So no, it's not easy, it's a lightweight IT gig just to connect to your damn server! This is one of those tasks that I regularly see highly capable techies underestimate because of some combination of getting lucky on a small number of deployments and/or their brain engaging in protective amnesia to protect them from living with the scars of having wasted big chunks of otherwise perfectly good life fiddling with VPN settings.

Being able to serve resources on the open internet is extremely important and NASes clearly aren't up to the task yet.
Panic Re-Releasing Audion.app for Modern macOS
How much does it cost to interact with it? On an Ethereum smart contract if I wanna purchase a NFT that costs $5 the transaction cost can be between $1 or $100.
Serious question.. Why is this on the front page?
how is that clearly? What if your UI over time provides the mechanisms which are isomorphic to the functionality provided by ES?

This will be a nightmare if ever tried in court.
> If the answer to a) is no, for which companies does this apply? Must every company work with every potential customer? Who decides which companies must?

Regulated public utilities generally speaking can't just drop customers simply because they feel like it or don't like them or view them as a "threat". Thankfully the electricity company can't just disconnect you because they don't like you. So long as you pay the bills, they have to keep you on as customer. (I think they can disconnect you if you violate technical rules about electrical safety, such as trying to draw more power from the network than your connection is authorised – but they can't simply do it because they disagree with your politics, or because you are charged with a crime no matter how heinous, or because some third party is suing you, or so on.)

And there is an argument for regulating Twitter/Facebook/etc as public utilities.

A lot of people in Australia's conservative ruling party are pretty upset at Twitter. They were asking Twitter to take down a faked image of an Australian soldier slitting a child's throat which was posted by the Chinese government. Twitter refused. Then Twitter banned Donald Trump. Twitter will argue that the two situations were very different, but a number of conservative Australian politicians don't agree. They are calling for government regulations to control when Twitter can remove content or ban people [0]. Effectively, turning it into a regulated public utility, at least in Australia. (If the Australian government goes ahead with this, I can't see any way out of it for Twitter except to either comply or block everyone in Australia from accessing their service.)

[0] https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/threat-to-democracy-...
The article mentions how prominent Tcl is in EDA, but the other big user I'm aware of is as the scripting tool of choice for Cisco's IOS (as of 10 years ago, not sure if that's still true today).
Used underwear vending machine, last I heard, there's only one. Yaoi cafe, AFAIK, there's only one. And I would be surprised if there's more than one cafe with the glass floor and no underwear.
using DDG full-time now for a year. results are quite relevant. better than the crap Google shows you these days. only localization remains an issue. DDG would return shops, restaurants etc on the other side of the world whereas Google would return those within a few miles. I know that comes with a price...
If the DE tooling was shit and you couldn't hire more fast enough, why didn't your team members start addressing these problems? Surely spending half the time cleaning up the pipes would increase the value of what you do with the other half?
Because HN users are upvoting it.
Unfortunately the Python package ecosystem is enough of a headache.

Now we add additional complication "OK, these pip package authors have upstreamed Alpine packages, and these other ones are only on PyPi".

Maybe this approach would work if you can keep your Python dependencies to a small list of well-maintained packages
Was thinking the exact same thing.

Update: After paying more attention to what it's all about I now find it very interesting.
>This seems to imply that nations which have copyright law are imposing authoritarian censorship on their citizens.

This is exactly the point of most anti-copyright parties.
>None of this is Democrats or liberal's fault. Their party has been yelling about getting off fossil fuels for the last 20 years.

What a wrote wasn't just about coal. Heck, I didn't ever had coal in mind when I wrote it. It's a general situation with working class jobs and middle class prospects, that's way beyond coal shutting down.

And the "encouraged organizations that were re-training coal miners and others in dead industries to join the digital workforce" part shows how out of touch those running the "business as usual" part were.

This is the advice/career path famously summarized as "learn to code", as if 40-50 year old coal miners (and millions of people in other working class jobs) are suddenly going to be able to complete those programs and join some "digital workforce" (in any capacity other than POS operators). And as if the market eagerly awaits for those people to join the digital workforce and will jump at the chance to hire them.
1999-2000 is a period in the past when they had measurements.

I mean ideally they'd have huge numbers of testosterone samples from all of human history, but what are they going to do?
Fascinating, which country is that? Do you just walk in and say that you'd like to rent a room for 2 hours? (These questions make it sound like I want to use this service, but I'm just interested to hear about this concept, lol)
You literally had to purchase it in the app store on iOS (or pirate it, I guess).
There were 30 riots declared by police in Portland alone between May and November (and many more since then). They have a detailed breakdown of riots, fires, projectiles thrown , arrests, ect.

https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/article/765145
> I want to be able to put my fitness data in the rest of the Google ecosystem. The more data Google has on me, the more use I get out of Google's tools.

It's good to be able to integrate that information. It's bad to be forced to let Google integrate that information. I dislike it because Google isn't known for letting users choose.
Subtext here being wondering why all the upvoters aren’t commenting (yet).
I get where you're coming from here, but the basic crunch of it is delivered on a 3rd Edition base. If you look at a 4th Edition Wizard, they have at-will, encounter and daily powers, just like any other 4e class. If you look at a 5th Edition wizard, they have... spells, broken down by spell level, in a way that feels very familiar to 3rd Edition players. Some of the spells feel like they haven't changed at all from 3rd Edition.

Here's 3.5th Edition magic missile: https://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/magicMissile.htm

Here's the same spell in 5th Edition: http://5e.d20srd.org/srd/spells/magicMissile.htm

Very similar. The 5th Edition version is a bit simpler to read/understand, but frankly if you sit there at the table and think you're casting the 3rd Edition magic missile you will get it right 8 times out of 10.

And then on page 20 of this quickstart rules, you can see the 4e magic missile, which is a very different spell altogether: https://issuu.com/biggerstaffhosting/docs/quickstartrules
One of the best features of cryptocurrency is that other people cannot simply vote to take your money away.
I think this is the right way to look at things, after all, these were the orignal "why" arguments in favour of open source.
If we can get the same benefits while also protecting open products from megacorps like AWS, that's a better licence than a true open source licence
Honestly we don't have plans around making $ figured out. It started as a side project, and I feel the first step is to figure out if we built something valuable. If there's significant demand, we'll think of ways to monetize.

Could you elaborate on whats missing from Pocket? And 2) Is there anything on your mind we could add to make audiblogs 10x better for you?
Which is ironic since it is the right that always wants to shut down things like art/film/music/etc that they object. The gaslighting is ridiculous.
Something I'd like to know as a user is how I can help improve search results on DDG
Thank you, that's interesting! But it's just one side, and I wonder what the other side would write...
Does anyone know of a project to convert this to an explorable d map in a game engine? It seems that it would be possible by simplifying the model and rendering it in real-time.
>We'll get there ...

You can also write an article for the Huffington Post arguing it's impossible to ever lose weight.

I'm not calling for fat shamming, but you can't be both obese and healthy. You can't really be obese ( over a certain point anyway) and be happy. When I was over 300 pounds every day was an experience in pain.

But it's considered rude even for doctors to say you need to lose weight. I was fortunate enough that an alternative medicine provider told me to just lose weight.

And that said, I'm even reluctant to make the argument above since there's a lot of really angry people who will try to misconcue it and call me a monster or something. But I've been morbidly obese, and I'm in shape now ( still trying to lose that last 10 pounds ) .

Life is better now in every single way.
Here's one fun use: replacing egg whites in shaken cocktails. Particularly useful for vegan friends (or anyone who feels squeamish about raw egg as an ingredient).

As long as you have good shaking technique, the foam and mouthfeel get pretty close to egg-based methods.
> When I was younger, in the late 90s, getting into physical fight was much more common than today

Testosterone is not simply and directly causing aggressiveness.

A lot of research shows that human behaviors are way more complex than that, and sometimes absolutely counterintuitive.

We are not baboons.
Developer Makes Interactive Map of Parler Videos from Capitol Hill Riots
I'm replying in agreement that this is also my opinion. Google could do bad things with my data in the future, but, to date, there is no company I trust more. Contrary to a very vocal crowd on HN, rankings of most loved brands show that many people like Google https://morningconsult.com/most-loved-brands-2020/
Note that Family Romance is the company GP's article is about. It may not be entirely fake, but the stories that made the news were. (and both your links are about that company)
Jimmy Wales: “Wikipedia is from a different era”
The funny thing is, if you hold the line longer (months) and have something else to pour yourself into the restlessness decreases and you're left with _focus_.
NASA scientist pleads guilty to lying about Chinese government recruitment
Well for one it feels and browses a lot like old-internet and the premise is old-internet, too. Ie deep info on some random thing someone's blown up.
But, again, as of today the situation on Intel is no different.

That doesn’t mean it’s okay, but, well, I guess I would be interested to know what computer you’re using. :)
this was in raanana, early 90s.
Because it's disrupting egg whites?
There sure is a lot of different stuff named "xBTC"....
It ticks these boxes for me: food and nutrition hacking, science, intellectual curiosity, community-funded research project, etc.
This study is why the Proud Boys practice abstinence, yes.
Open Letter from Laura Poitras
My wife has made meringues with this. They whip up beautifully and come out deliciously light and crispy.
Toxins in plastic lower testosterone.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nextavenue.org/how-chemical...
> When someone says “I watched people throw Molotov cocktails and shoot mortars at law enforcement”, the obvious implication is that we are talking about the type of military hardware pictured and described at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortar_(weapon) being used to intentionally injure or kill a group of people, not a toy version intended for making a celebratory burst of color being launched against the side of a building.

I…disagree.

If I heard “small arms and mortars”, I’d think of the military weapon. (Or “rockets and mortars”, without other context.)

If I hear “molotov cocktails and mortars”, though, I’d think of either the fireworks or some improvised device, but not miltary hardware unless there was some other contextual indication favoring the latter. While its obviously not impossible for a group to both be using Molotov cocktails and have access to military heavy weapons, that’s not really, to me, the normal association.
don't use !g use !sp which is startpage, a proxy for google searches that won't tell google what you're searching for
They're an organization who's purpose is to commit copyright infringement. They don't have to be doing the infringement on twitter itself for twitter to reasonably suspend them. Again, they suspend them to prevent the platform being inevitably used for direct infringement or to be used as a guide on where/how to participate in the infringement.

Twitter may not be responsible for user content as per section 230 but it's also not a good idea as a company to step on the toes of intellectual property holders without good reason.
Yeah, but a few paragraphs later, we have this:

"According to Lokeshwar, potential causes for these declines could be increased obesity/BMI, assay variations, diet/phytoestrogens, declined exercise and physical activity, fat percentage, marijuana use, and environmental toxins."

My personal, totally unsupported hypothesis: society is simply kinder and gentler now. As evidenced by the high testosterone in prison populations, this hormone responds to environmental threats of potential violence.
What is the recent best technology to make desktop applications?
it's a reference point? The article isn't comparing to some platonic ideal of what men's testosterone levels should be...it's just pointing out a statistically significant decrease in those levels over a period of 20 years
I really wonder why you opted to link to a secondary source (a condemnation of her letter) rather than primary source of the letter itself.
Automatic weapons are legal in most states, they're just an NFA item and need to have been manufactured + registered prior to 1986. (And due to this, they're expensive as all hell - think $10k for a gun that sold for ~$120 new in 1980 - and to the best of my knowledge have only been used in two murders since 1934, of which one was a police officer killing a police informant)
And to be clear, should be shamed. It is just shameful to "continue on" with your life while our medical professionals are pulling 16 hour days with 0 capacity ICUs because you want to ski.
Yeah but most people aren't after LSD or MDMA. They will do it on occasion. Weed is something some people smoke every day, and your average Joe is more likely to try it. In regular drug dealing there is way more volume in weed.
Got a preference for which to use? Seems like chickpea aquafaba might taste best.
Per Wikipedia, and other sources I’ve read, it seems heavily correlated with BMI.

Which…makes a naïve sort of evolutionary sense. You need some percentage of body fat for your body to kick into reproduction mode.
I tried getting a job at Pitch, only to be rejected with lies
Withings Scanwatch [0]

[0]: https://www.withings.com/de/en/scanwatch
Digits Wins Awards for Real-Time Finance
Would Elastic be in a position to "close source" / "re-license" their code if Lucene itself wasn't permissively licensed? Your argument's putting the cart before the horse.
Tapjoy is hiring in data science and engineering across the board
Sure, but the IRS has no jurisdiction in either Germany or Australia for non-citizens.
I honestly find it interesting people have trouble with duckduckgo. Although, the one thing I have found lacking is their exact phrase search. For exact queries I end up having to add !g the query. Otherwise, I find myself rarely needing to use google.
Try PlayOnLinux.
control is a weird term. I don't have the paper to validate, but I'd guess by control they meant they verified the effect was visible within BMI bands based on the wording of the article.
It’s not a Supreme Court ruling, it can be rescinded more easily than that — the language suggests a ban that cannot ever be undone, is that good?
Is the Twitter UI itself conducive to healthy discourse?
I contend that healthy discourse cannot happen with a UI that is designed for knee-jerk reactivity.
If a platform becomes a standard means of engagement for elected officials, ought we not more seriously consider the ramifications of clamping on free speech?
Vegan partner loves it for meringues.
Clarity, at least on paper, sounds way nicer than Solidity. We'll see how it ends.
there's plenty of normally rich and wealthy people who aren't the narcissist jet set who are just WFH through the whole thing.

when you discuss "rich" you need to distinguish between the 99% narcissist kardashian class and everyone who is in the 90th percentile.
I agree - I'd be more hopeful for Fitbit with other tech giants (microsoft/apple)
The plaid flow is typing your bank credentials into a domain not controlled by your bank, it's pretty big fail right at the start.
Or the incredibly powerful police unions that lobby politicians.
or the mods
How do you know what someone's meant to do?
If they didn't go forward with the DAO fork, I'm not sure Ethereum would even exist today.
I wish it would be explained that way
I love that analogy so much! Thank you for that.

We'll definitely clarify that in future posts as well. We did our best to provide an example in the post, but it's tough. We got into talent/recruiting because I'm a former data science manager (my last startup was an AI one as well) and it always bothers me how little intentionality and awareness there is around limitations of AI in AI-driven products. Doesn't help that marketing teams tend to just promote the idea that "AI will solve everything", either!
I don't want to diminish the dramatically better achievement when compared to anyone else but as far as statistics go they look better when you reduce the elegibility pool:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/01/12/israel-pales...
That's great, thank you for doing this!

I already knew about the Anti-Capitalist Software License but didn't know about the others. Copyfarleft is a great concept.

To make this work we need to build an ecosystem around these licenses and non-exploitative business models. The fist step is indeed to let people know such licenses/ideas exist.
That site leans left-wing. I wouldn't consider them necessarily a good source. You might as well quote Fox news on a right-wing event.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/bellingcat/
> I eat this stuff up as a constantly lonely person, not in the "I wish I had a boyfriend" sense, in the "theres nobody to talk to, ever" sense.

Yes, a great deal of it is indeed nonromantic.

Welcome to the N.H.K. is what I would consider a different beast from Rent-a-Girlfriend what I've seen about it, though I haven't read it, and indeed more so describes your version of escapism from excessive capitalism and social and financial duties, whereas R.a.G. seems to mostly be escapism from loneliness by lack of social aptitude.
Is this something that you are planning to upstream? Or will it be local to Alpine?
My favorite part of snow crash was the corporate mergers with public entities like the library of congress. That one's probably safe for now, but I wonder if we'll see corporate mergers with small local governments when they start to default on their debts.
I’d love to see an incubator focusing on people who can’t commit 100% of their time.

Because of kids, or other obligations, whatever. I bet there’s a lot of entrepreneurial talent that gets left out of the startup ecosystem because of the expectation that you spend all your waking hours working.
Cisgender male here, but, uh, let’s say enhanced with a little more testosterone.

Tanking your estrogen levels, or having them too high, suuuuuuucks. And the surprise to me was having estrogen come in too low from taking too much aromatase inhibitors. The mood, skin, and libido changes are awful.
> An analogy from a couple years ago is bridge building before physics. You accumulate rules of thumb, you get a vague understand what works. You get better. But you aren't producing a systematic field.

Sounds like science to me; systematic recording of (perceived) cause and effect.

Arguably, deep learning and cell biology both appear like equal parts pure wizardry and flailing in the dark, but maybe that’s just because we haven’t gathered enough pieces yet, and not necessarily because people are doing the wrong things, thus failing to advance?
Computer Mouse
The argument is that home ownership isn't a worse risk-adjusted investment than stocks. If you know how to reduce risk in the stock market without correspondingly reducing your returns, do share.
Many people (many of the same people, even) on HN are still anti-bitcoin, and conversely its been on the first page quite a bit when the price was less nice than it is now.

This is because HN is diverse, and it can have large factions boosting something while other large factions are negative on it.
Chickpea is the most common in the community. I'd caution to be careful with the salinity of the chickpeas, which can vary between vendors.
Yes that wasn't the precise link I apologise. They had details on the mac stuff too. If you look around. https://wikileaks.org/vault7/

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3184435/wikileaks-documents-...
There's a fair amount of hyperbole in that statement. Most of the above products (Redis, Elasticsearch, MongoDB, etc.) don't have "thousands of individual contributors" and are developed primarily by employees of the backing companies.

Second, external contributors can use it in their work in any way that they want so long as it's not in offering Elasticsearch-as-a-service. They can even use for offering Elasticsearch-as-a-service so long as it's based on the current Apache2-licensed code rather than the SSPL-licensed code that will be in effect as of the next Elasticsearch release.

There are certainly valid criticisms of this decision, but a blanket statement that "thousands of individual contributors" are the losers here is an exaggeration.