skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting question; I just had to go through this myself. I really only wanted 3 axes and considered the older one you linked to (which isn't marked 'retired', but is "out of stock"). The first thing I'd mention is that the older board doesn't support the new style of drivers (old = TI DRV8825, new = Trinamic SPI). SPI drivers are much nicer for a number of reasons, in particular you can change the motor current via software, and with the trinamics there's support for stallguard.

In my case I'm not building a CNC, but controlling the axes of a microscope (X, Y, Z) plus the intensity of the illuminator and likely several other things, so the 6-pack (which I also use on my CNC) had what I wanted.

Oh, you can also use either onboard or external motor drivers with the 6-pack- external motor drivers are good for NEMA23 and other large motors.
>racism is bad

>we have no interest in living in a sea of mayonnaise
> which is already the default in Linux.

Thanks for saving me the time to look this up. I was confused for a bit there as I'd never heard of this behavior before.
I know a guy, he hated networking, so he decided to set up a kubernetes cluster on his home server to abstract all his networking difficulties away. Now he occasionally complains that the network inside the network inside the network is annoying because it doesn't play nicely with the network outside the network on top of the main network. Overall I feel the rate at which he talks about networking issues has increased, but his enthusiasm for talking about them has gone up, so I guess that's a win.
That's if you take an extreme interpretation of OP's dream of living in nature and simplicity. An alternative would be to move to a normal rural area of their current state where they still have power and are only 10-30 minutes from town. At least here in upstate NY, you can drive thirtyish minutes from many suburbs and end up in a nice spread out area with plenty of land for a decent price.
The Complete List of Trump’s Twitter Insults (2015-2021)
Curious about this as well, may be a proto-Google but for IPFS?
Video or Demo showing how it works would be great !
Part of my point is that states, and often congressional districts, do not really represent a "common culture and people" in a lot of cases. NY for example is a Blue state, but is Red by area. Those same boundaries can also introduce arbitrary borders that divide people with a common culture and life experience. The problem with the Electoral College is that it's just become a set of meaningless rules and lines that the political parties game to their advantage. I'd be less opposed if it weren't winner take all by state, and even less opposed if the electoral college districts ignored state lines and actually represented real cultural and environmental boundaries (instead of gerrymandered puzzle pieces) while trying to strike a reasonable balance between population and area. Given the virtual impossibility of that, I think that a popular vote is more reasonable then the Electoral College.
Does Brave have an implementation of Multi-Account Containers? This is the ONE killer feature in Firefox that makes it impossible for me to leave for Brave completely:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...
The Streisand Effect is a marvelous thing.
It seems like it’d be a lot harder to swing a National popular vote election fraudulently, where you’d need to register millions of fraudulent votes, than an electoral college vote where at times you’d only need a few thousand? Or even just a couple high-pressure phone calls...
Generally, I've not encountered the term "lurker" to mean account-less. Only that these people don't actively contribute to content or discussion.
cool, I didn't know about nyaa.si and now I know.
KFC probably does not today taste much like it did when you were a kid (unless you are very young).

> especially those mashed potatoes.

Their potatoes are made from those dehydrated potato flakes and powdered gravy. You can make a decent facsimile using Idaho Spuds and Heinz jarred Homestyle Chicken gravy.
I'll have to look into modern thinkpads. I had a bad experience about ~10 years ago, but it wouldn't be fair to bring that forward.

> both Dell and Lenovo have models that come with Linux

Like the Dell Precision M6800 above? Yeah. Mixed bag.
It really is great to see challenger browsers pushing the web forward like this.

Along with IPFS it's nice to see Tor integration, low-level content blocking, a privacy-respecting Zoom alternative (https://together.brave.com/) and integrated MetaMask for Web3.

Brave still has a small userbase (~24 million), but hopefully it creates the space / incentives for Firefox and others to play catch-up so we see a lot of these features standardised for the benefit of all users, regardless of browser preference.
> Many popular subreddits are quietly operated by moderators with industry connections.

There's a dangerous cabal of Reddit "power mods" who rule the great majority of most popular subreddits. Its existence and composition goes way beyond the simple "being in the field".
The commodification of culture jamming!
There's a few sides. Sometimes giving the moderator too much power means they also have too much power of abstention. If they selectively don't enforce rules, toxic behaviour can be enabled. Worse when rules are enforced against one participant but not another. Sometimes vague rules get arbitrarily used against the unpopular.
Java can be slow for many complex reasons, not just GC. Oracle are trying to address some of this with major proposals such as stack-allocated value types, sealed classes, vector intrinsics etc, but these are potentially years away and will likely never arrive for Android.
However, a lot of Androids slowness is not due to Java but rather just bad/legacy architectural decisions. iOS is simply better engineered than Android and I say this as an Android user.
this looks like it would be a good candidate for ShowHN
> (And that's assuming they're not doing something like, well, what NovelWriter does, saving individual chapters and perhaps even individual scenes as independent files.)

This is totally unrelated to the gist of this thread, but I just wanted to point out that novelWriter's project builder outputs to a single file, which can be markdown, ODF, PDF, HTML, and others. Pandoc could then make a single DOCX file out of that.

Your point still stands that this is too complicated for the average user, but I just wanted to mention this since it might make a difference for technically minded writers considering novelWriter.
It is easier for Brave to deliver new features when the biggest work is done by Chrome team.
this is how you do that, securely
I would expect EU free-speech laws to supersede such laws in Spain. Can these two appeal their case to the EU courts?
That’s the wicked nature of this disease at this point in time. It’s almost like it evolved to exploit the lunacy of modern society.

The politicians are busy blaming each other, and the news people are busy looking for bullshit scoops.
Not a 1-to-1 parity at this time, but Brave offers parallel profiles. You can have one running personal interests, while the other has professional interests. Each profile is able to host a unique session for Facebook, etc. Brave already prohibits cookie and data bleed-over from one domain to another.
> If you choose to use a local node, Brave will automatically download go-ipfs as a component and will route future traffic through this node.

That's nice. I was worried it was just going to be centralized somewhere at a different level.
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As someone working on an alternative editor for novelists, I appreciate what the creator(s) are going for here.

Creating ebooks is a pain in the butt for a non-technical user. But there's nothing to it if you've ever worked with HTML and CSS. Because the ebook formats are basically all variants of XML.

I'm of the opinion that there really is a place on the market for editing software that is a) hyper-focused on the needs of novelists (allowing the design and features to be focused as well); and b) handles the technical aspects of ebooks for you.

Most of the existing solutions require a certain amount of technical expertise, or are so bloated with features that managing the software becomes a project.

But this is where NovelWriter falls short, in my opinion. It solves the ebook-creation process, but from the eyes of a developer. The thing is, developers don't have these problems, because we're comfortable with the tech. 5 minutes of Googling will solve the book writing problem for any developer.

These problems persists for non-technical users. NovelWriter doesn't appear to solve them.

The interface here looks like a code editor, which isn't going to be comforting to most writers. (Ever have someone walk up to your desk and declare the code editor on your screen to be immediately indecipherable? I think they're have the same gut reaction upon seeing this editor.)

And Markdown is terrifying to non-coders. It looks like gobbledygook. We love it, but every time I've tried to show a non-developer what Markdown looked like, their eyes glazed over.

So those are my critiques. But things that I think are awesome about this project:

1. Open-source. This should always be celebrated because it's not easy to just give away your hard work. (My own app will be SaaS.)

2. Word counts per chapter and for the book as a whole, viewable at all times.

3. Editor and preview at the same time. (Common feature for markdown editors, but still well done.)

4. Solution for outlining, character profiles, tracking locations, plot points, etc. The implementation for these appears to be quite simple, too. These are features that my own app may not have at launch, so hats off.

5. They actually delivered.

I, for one, am excited about this project and will be following along.
I guess FAANG + wankers = WAANK
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Surprisingly for me, the passing of John D. Barrow went so unresonated. He has some great books about the idea of the mathematical universe and his lectures (on YT) are quite interesting.
I'm perfectly willing to accept that they don't have access to the keys. But that's not the only kind of security failure -- the "steel door in a wooden frame" sorts of issues. For example: can the app take screenshots of decrypted messages?
How do I find numbers to put on my technical resume?
I think it's interesting because it accurately highlights what many of us males focus on. (Face+hair && breasts) || (butt && legs)

With everything else and how it mashes together being an afterthought.

We can patch our behavior and pretend we are looking at other things, but the GAN aggregates what all of the artists did and has an aesthetically pleasing result even when they don't make sense upon closer inspection, because it is including the features we look at.
“The major problem — one of the major problems, for there are several — one of the many major problems with governing people is that of whom you get to do it; or rather of who manages to get people to let them do it to them.
To summarize: it is a well-known fact that those people who must want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it.
To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job.”

― Douglas Adams, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
Could you expand on your last sentence? My understanding was that the US entered WWII as a direct result of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
He's back! very excited to dig into this. For anyone new, read the commit log. it's a very entertaining insight into the thought process of creative programming.
I think you have zero-ed in on the right problem.

In our remote team we have tried a number of these team-building games / airbnb experiences, but tbh:

1. I did not feel like I knew my teammates better after the experience, and
2. it wasn't that fun

The most fun I had was actually playing Among Us with the team. But even that game has a couple of issues that makes it no 100% suited for team building.

My guess is you'll probably have to continue experimenting with games. I'm not sure if all in-person games will translate well to zoom, but some will do better than others. You def want people to be engaged, work together and change teams often.

It's also always great to hear that your games are helping someone – e.g. actors that are out of work.

Good luck! I'll be keeping an eye on your website and I'm already thinking of recommending it as an option for the next time we do a team building activity.
Actually, I'd argue that these obnoxious distractions wouldn't be contributors or users unless it was somehow contributing to their moral agenda of "being right."

Seeing Github and Linus crumble under these political and moral crusaders was unfortunate. I was glad to see that the maintainer in that project basically told them to hit the road because they were asking to remove a major contributor, without contributing anything themselves (unless you count their opinions and endless complaining as contributions).
This seems accurate to me. I was never particularly good at math and I was talking to a friend of mine with a PhD in number theory when I mentioned that I thought it would help to show new students to math more of what math research was really like to get them interested. He shot me down with, "No, you really need to understand all of those basics before math research will make any sense."
I don't use Word so I can't say!

But if you cared about the history, why wouldn't you always turn them on by default? "Full history" in git is also an opt-in model for maintaining a history...
It's not as if it will actually have any consequences.
[citation needed] on the most subreddits pushing agenda part.
> because something like /r/canada can't easily be replaced.

Yeah. As it became more and more clear that /r/canada was modded by reactionary bigots, a lot of people started moving to /r/canadapolitics and /r/onguardforthee.
Talking about some remote person or group of people and pretending it represents a nonexistent large population is insanity. There have always been fringe groups on both sides. The issue at hand is you have no perspective after being gaslit and think everyone you disagree with is a "nazi".
I apologize. I'm simply trying to understand and explain, if only to myself, to better calibrate expectations.

I do not criticize or defend Amazon's parasitic relationship with FOSS. Frankly, I don't yet see how it can be any other way. I just merely acknowledge the plain truth. And that Amazon is better at this than the other belligerents.

While I'm a very happy Amazon Prime customer, I'd never be an employee or otherwise do business with Amazon. I just feel like there's no way for me to benefit proportionally. Per the parable of the lion's share.

> ...the wrong assumptions how to make money out of MIT/BSD style licenses.

Go on.

I'm hoping someone, anyone will discuss Peter Hintjens' (ZeroMQ) advice.

I have three projects in my back pocket. Once seen, their secret sauce is trivially reproduced. I can think of no way to publish them as anything other than FOSS. Not even as a service. Nor can I figure out how to pay rent working on them.

Which is a pity. These three tools are pretty neat.
These things are unsurprising given the state of the middle class in the US.

It’s no different than why hitler rose to power and scape goated the Jews.

When people are stretched thin the ugliest in them comes out and opportunistic “leaders” have exploited that for centuries.

You want to fix racism but you’re putting the cart before the horse. Fix the staggering wealth inequality first before you even think about having hope of addressing stereotyping and racism.

Downvote me all you want, but this is history. I’m not saying racism isn’t real, it’s very real and very ugly. It’s part of human nature to stereotype others, just as it’s human nature to fight and hoard resources. We have to combat these innate tendencies as a community by FIRST ensuring that all our people have the ability to live comfortably.

The unfortunate reality for most marginalized communities in the US is that they simply don’t have the time to sit and wait for the economic policies to shift back to favoring the middle class. They have to act now.
There is at least one Youtube channel, Wham Bam Teslacam [0], dedicated to publishing Tesla camera recordings of thieves, vandals, and other incidents.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbMoDtZ6Ani-eyHzCvxeVCw
Well yes but China has its own replacements that are worth even more to the purchasers because they are highly localized, to a degree that a multi-language global product would never be able to accomplish.
Brendan Eich wasn't replaced by the current CEO though. Nor was he fired. Nor was it just because of [his] politics.

Nor does that article say what you think it does.

But whatever, think what you like.
This comparison is silly since you have a lot more power to leave a subreddit than to leave a country.

If you think most subreddit is being mis-moderated in the same way, across all those different moderators... is it possible the problem lies on your end?

And even then, there seems to be easy recourse: start your own subreddit?
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Thanks, NoCodeZ team.
Surprisingly uplifting news. I can't believe in 2021 this was still default behavior. I immediately had flashbacks to all the times I accidentally lost progress in something due to hitting the backspace button, then went through the process of changing the behavior myself.
death threats != people in shirts
hey Zack, we have a prototype of this, we would love to have you try out (and anyone else). We just helped a couple customers migrate their Docker code repos from DigitalOcean to AWS and save $2K a month with our template. Gives you a CI/CD pipeline and deploys on ECS/Fargate.

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This GAN trained on Garfield content often does generate real letters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip8HDAi9yMg
This is one of my favorite threads about a board wargame ever: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/371289/1914-jim-dunnigans-g...

"This game should have been produced 55 years earlier and the General Staffs of the major combatants forced to play it at least 12 times before actually going to war. They may have been too old to begin a war at that point."
thanks. I will repost with Show HN.
That creates a new window per Profile as opposed to just one window with a bunch of tabs, all conceivably in using their own Container, right?
WTFPL effectively does that. Big companies won’t touch it.
Thanks so much the feedback. We've made the prizes toggle-able so now the price point is a bit lower.
“Goebbels was in favor of free speech for views he liked. So was Stalin. If you’re really in favor of free speech, then you’re in favor of freedom of speech for precisely the views you despise. Otherwise, you’re not in favor of free speech.” — Chomsky
Escape from the Allocations: Escape Analysis in PyPy, LuaJIT, V8, C++ and Go
Why is the term “western” so often used whenever Japan be mentioned to mean either “Anglo-Saxon culture” or even more specifically “U.S.A. culture”?

I do not believe that many of these “western taboos”, invariably dealing with sexual themes, would be so taboo in most of continental Europe. — it is mostly the Anglo-Saxon who is known for his staunch moral control on sexuality, swearwords, and nudity.
Aren't older TTL more resistant to radiation because of physically large chip structures? It could be that those chips were already space-tested or radiation-hardened.
I am using a github fork of a chinese woman, dacez to build my own markup lang.

I have seen considerable chinese github projects. xmake is one of them i use
The guy that named gifs may insist on a soft g, but he’s obviously wrong or a troll because graphic isn’t pronounced /jrafik/, and everyone other than a few pedants pronounce it the correct way.

Similarly, Kalle Lasn‘s perspective was limited by ideology when he coined “culture jamming”. The term’s usage has expanded to encompass a wider range of mashups, thumbs-in-eyes, and appropriations than what its creator intended, and is frequently used in ways that raises the hackles of old school readers of Adbusters.

In some ways its modern usage has become a meta-commentary on itself.
This is an entirely fair comment. And it's typical of my experience as well, and I have a fair amount related to audio, though not as extensive as yours.

My mind works differently when it comes to language and the scope of possible meanings is something I always consider relevant.

What concerned me here was someone taking the colloquial definition of "ultrasound" literally, and making assumptions that are not valid in this context at all.

What the word actually conveys is both a matter of subtlety and frequency.

Turns out, having read the entire discussion, both are relevant in terms of threat assessment, and thinking about what is said more deeply can have a positive impact on a discussion of this nature.

All of which is why I chose to point out what "ultrasound" actually does mean linguistically.

Edit: In my experience, such uses can and do happen. I personally allow for it and use context to parse. Where there is ambiguity, I generally won't dismiss it out of hand.

Subsonic comes to mind here. As does the question why the word did not appear regarding these watermarks.

The answer may just be someone with far less domain expertise attempting to communicate.
Not to mention it took Android about a decade longer than iPhone to finally get their animations silky smooth. I don't know if the occasional hung frames were the results of GC, but I suspect it.
Burger King created WhopperCoin, but only for Russia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WhopperCoin
New FAA Drone Rules: What Recreational and Commercial Pilots Need to Know
Very nice from the screenshot provided and I would like to try running later this month.

With new GNU license is it fine to release something new in same why there are different linux flavors? As I understand I must than return also provide the product source code as well and must also release under GNU, or is it something else?

Or am I thinking here of GPL? If anyone has info please share!
I don’t see that menu item on iOS
How is "more transparency from platforms" not in line with what you'd expect from Mozilla? It's not like they just suddenly started to talk about the topic.
Given that novelWriter itself is GPL licensed, I doubt this is the problem. More likely it was a choice to avoid needing pandoc as a dependency, either explicitly (bundled or integrated in the code somehow) or implicitly (calling to the system's pandoc install), as pandoc is written in Haskell and kind of a PITA to build or integrate in that way.

Since you can already export to a single ODT/PDF/MD, the benefits of additional pandoc integration are probably diminished.
I missed this. What is the backstory?
> I can't imagine people use the chat function either.

Spammers do.
https://docs.house.gov/meetings/JU/JU05/20190716/109793/HHRG...
I kind of wonder how many Mozilla developers/engineers jumped ship to Brave over the years?