skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, this goes back a ways but there's https://text.npr.org/319233332 (why Snowden didn't go to them), many of us are angry they hired climate-denier Bret Stephens, and of course there are people on the right who feel their coverage is unfair to their concerns.

They're also a pain to cancel (calling them??? this is what temporary card numbers were made for) and their data handling is poor https://twitter.com/rharter/status/1358809000905736194/photo...

They also may have fired a freelancer for a tweet mildly revealing their political affiliations https://www.vox.com/2021/1/24/22247390/lauren-wolfe-new-york...

And yet I subscribe. I read their articles fairly often and journalism is worth paying for.
No ad blockers in the app.
How do electrons close to Earth reach almost the speed of light?
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>certain dominant political and cultural narrative,

You mean dominant across all of reddit or dominant in that specific sub? There are plenty of subs that have a political and cultural bent quite different from the overall reddit one.
The NYTimes has amazing journalists doing great journalism... however their editorial team, executives and publisher are the worst. Out of touch, insane and convinced of their own intellect and righteousness. It’s absolutely maddening to see. This interview Dean Baquet, the executive editor of The New York Times is a good example:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/31/podcasts/the-daily/2020-e...
How to Measure Search Visibility If Rank Tracking Doesn’t Do the Job
I remember clearly when I a few years ago read NYT article about how rumours of increasing violent crime in my country (SWE) was a myth. If they were this wrong about something I knew personally, as this was the same summer gangs had a shoot out outside my Gothenburg flat, and they burned cars outside of my friends house, they were probably also incorrect about topics I don’t know personally.
To me it just sounds like “progressive”
Is there a reason you aren't using an ad-blocker?
Found one: Minwiz: https://github.com/zeplia/minwiz

Not promoting this, but its a good Starter kit for lightweight sites which actually works and it's legit.

What i feel, solving a problem is much bigger part of a system then using gulp or webpack or likes.
People who were negatively but accurately reported about who are now using examples of inaccurate reporting to discredit the NYT.
I do agree indeed! It has its quirks, but all-in-all easy to use and get stuff done. Not to mention no need to set-up a compiler or anything. It just works.
They could have raised that from the people from Wall Street Bets if they sold at the high of the GME craziness
neoliberalism has a fairly specific meaning in academic contexts.

There absolutely was a "culture war", or war of ideas, that was waged to sell deregulation and privatization to the masses. Ironically, these included some fairly generous handouts, e.g. earned income credits or the welfare programs in the UK funded by the oil windfall.

Ultimately, we wouldn't have ended up were we are today without a continuous campaign selling neoliberalism. It's how the Democrats became the party of wall street, and new labour in the UK is more conservative than the tories 50 years ago.

Mark Blyth gives a great primer called "A brief history of how we got here and why": https://youtu.be/tJoe_daP0DE
> This is a pretty puzzling idea to me.

That's because you're responding to an entirely different issue. "Hotlinking" isn't linking to something, it's including a resource that is hosted elsewhere. It's putting <img src="https://concordDance.whatever/images/big_image.jpg"> on my website without asking you. Now if my site ends up on the front page of HN, that could cause a lot of traffic to your site, potentially overwhelming your server or increasing your hosting bill. It's not nice, and rightfully frowned upon.
I think the lack of expertise will only drastically accelerate as the boomers start retirement. Interesting times
Doom 3?

Unreal Tournament 4 was kind of developed in the open too as far as I know.
Postponing (often indefinitely) the need for scaling out your application can benefit you tremendously, not so much because of the instance costs, but primarily in terms of reduced complexity in all aspects of development and operations.

Also, for a SaaS, keeping the cost per served transaction low can mean the difference between making a profit or a loss in a market that has a converged on a price-point for a type of service.
So far domain driven development is relevant to my job. I was working at online travel company, developing backend services. I found this paradigm is useful when deciding where to put codes. Since, the codes are managed by domain, it becomes easy to separate responsibility of the team. Each team can have clear ownership by mastering their own domains. For example, my team owned user related codes, while another team owned flight or hotel related codes. In addition, it becomes easier to determine resources based on the performance of each products, for example when flight product is getting more sales, then the flight team needs to increase their computing resource. It turns out this development approach still works for 8 years for the company.

I also think this approach is still relevant for developing software projects, since it becomes a trend that the organization structure of modern companies follows the structure of its product lines.

Sorry for my bad english.
anyone prefers pixel rankings to the good old rank?
Show HN: A strongly typed XML reader based on XPath for JVM
BabyCorn XML is a library to read XML data into Java data types using XPath selector.

In 3 quick steps:

1. Download latest library babycorn-xml-**.jar from github and add as a dependency.
2. Create a Java class with fields and annotate it using XPath as per your XML file.
3. Create an object of a java field class you have created in the last step and pass it to BabyCornXML constructor. All values will be set to field class you have created. That's All!

Check more here : https://github.com/nileshkhaire/BabyCorn
IANAL, but things are complicated. even if you're patching on the fly with original work, you could theoretically find yourself violating a user agreement against reverse engineering, etc. i think it's utter rubbish, but that seems to be the world we find ourselves in.
I don't really agree. While humans can and do punish animals, it doesn't follow that the animal itself is liable for its own actions. In pretty much all cases, the owner of the animal is the one liable - and animals without owners are liable to nobody. An animal without an owner might still be killed - for example, if it is a danger to people - but I don't think you can call that just punishment.

For another argument, consider that if you went into the woods and were mauled by a bear, nobody who found your body would feel the need to confront the bear and hold it responsible. The bear would not need to be convicted in order to be acted against.
If anyone is interested in a DEX ecosystem which can scale for real (unlike the ones presented in this article) check out https://ldex.trading/ - It's still early so only 1 market for now.

It scales by allowing each market to have separate infrastructure and it executes trades chain-to-chain. It's a natural way to shard the ecosystem based on markets. The degree of decentralization can vary based on the market.
I don't know where your friends lived, but I've lived in quite a few high rises (most recently 3 in seattle, built 2015, '17, '19) and the thing that draws me back to them is how I can NEVER hear my neighbors. The '19 has an awful lot of street noise, but the 17 was so silent it was incredible (and has the biggest windows).
They also lead the “But her emails” charge against Clinton .
Yea good luck with that one.
Rank trackers are shifting from ‘rank’ to visibility (in pixels)

And here’s why it's a taking-off trend
- - -
All because occupying the same position, a website can have a drastically different CTR due to the surrounding SERP features.

CTR for position one may vary from 13.7% to 46.9%

What’s more, positions 3-5 yield a 30% higher CTR when placed above the fold.

So far, I’ve seen only a few SEO tools adopting an innovative outlook and trying to figure out possible new metrics.

Tools and more here: https://bit.ly/3tpQlWz
Where to find your first growth marketer?
I don't know the article you're talking about and I haven't looked up violent crime statistics for Sweden - but a couple of anecdotes from you and your friends does not necessarily mean that violent crime across the country is increasing, right?
As long as who ever decided to connect critical infrastructure to the Internet is not held accountable we will hear more and more such stories. People are driven by incentives. There is a weak incentive for connecting system and practically none against.
I block favicon requests with a forward proxy. I cannot rely on "modern" browsers to do the right thing, but I can rely on the proxy to do what I tell it to do.
DOOM 3 is ancient, it was written closer to the time of DOOM than now.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/533790/sweden-rate-of-cr...

There doesn't seem to be an increase in crime.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/535630/sweden-change-in-...

The rate of crimes against people also didn't change.

So where do you get your data?
UAE live stream today: https://www.emiratesmarsmission.ae/live/ ( "coming soon" for the moment)
Once I seen " Shouts of laughter, tears of joy, I was here before Kilroy"
I think it means something like "Left on welfare, Right on warfare." It's well represented by the Obama administration.
A few months ago the source code of Counter Strike GO and Team Fortress 2 were leaked.
You're making it sound like Hotwire is some novel thing the RoR guys have come up with. It's actually a copy of Phoenix LiveView, and not the only one either.
more crashes also means more deaths...
NYT is the DN of the US. I wonder who their Wolodarski is.
(tacking on here because I can't reply to the parent now)

I've worked for 2 game companies and they both used perforce quite extensively, and Google used perforce internally until they built a re-implementation based on those concepts but tailored for google's needs (called Piper).

For scripts, honestly, it's not my favourite, but it definitely has it's strengths and Git can't compete if you're in that niche.
It is not FUD, rather the proof that having open source drivers don't translate to support.

If anything, it helped my decision to focus on Apple, Microsoft and Google platforms, and let go of "Year of Linux Desktop" mantra.
Yes, you are right about this and tourist traps are a global phenomenon.
In Barcelona, for instance, in places where tourists don't go, restaurants might be really bad, which never happened to me in Italy.
There's also a culture for keeping food as a family/friends value, which I don't see everywhere else.
Vaccinations and the Impact of Covid-19 for Israel
> This is clearly a smaller chip than the ESP32

Well.. only if it's made on a more advanced technology. See, the RAM on an ESP32 actually takes near 85% of the total die, see https://zeptobars.com/en/read/Espressif-ESP32-Wi-Fi-Bluetoot.... The remaining 15% are for the radio, the peripherals and the cores. As there are 2 cores, each possibly takes less than 1% of the die.
Would you please stop posting generic ideological flamewar comments to HN? You've gone to this, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26056636, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26055100, and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26054989 just in the last 24 hours. That's way over the top. We ban accounts that use HN primarily for ideological battle, so please don't.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
please do that and it would be nice if something productive can be done with a setup like this, maybe output some grafana charts or use as controller for home automation or other stuff...
Half Life 2's source code was leaked in 2003 before the game even released
I will not recognize NYT as a newspaper of record until it deals with the Walter Duranty issue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty
That dam is 5.5m according to the linked Wikipedia article. The tens of thousands is a number for those over 15m, so larger than the Lake Tahoe dam. If we are talking all dams, there are around a million worldwide.
I think that's just an accurate reflection of F1 fandom, rather than anything to do with Reddit.
Ok, but how many stupid local kids are there and how many worldwide script kiddies?
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I use pure `grep`, not `git-grep`.
This is an urban legend in Russia.
As a non-American, the intellectual infantilization around bad words is completely insane to me.
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Thanks for the feedback! I recognize the deficiencies of my English writing. Moreover, the current state of the book is, in fact, much-much better than the original manuscript thanks to the efforts of Dr. Robert Strandh, phoe, and Apress proofreaders. As for the residual ugliness -
c'est la vie...
There's no strong lensing there. If the background galaxies were lensed enough to have multiple images they would also be incredibly distorted.

But that does look like a small group/cluster.

Edit: Here is an example of strong lensing - see the very curved object just below the bottom bright galaxy https://viewer.legacysurvey.org/?ra=39.9717&dec=-1.5822&laye... This is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abell_370
I wouldn’t really care about stereo vision. I just want to watch the game from a great position.

Also I’ve tried some experiments with VR looking down over a race track with virtual race going on and it’s totally awesome- but that was in full 3D so more exciting I guess.
> Let's not use space characters in the markup.

Why not?
> On Friday, Bill Maher said the N-word on live television.

And that's all the context we get. Not the full sentence, not whether it was part of a joke, I don't even know if the guy who said it was black (though I suppose not, given what follows).

How am I supposed to evaluate an apology if I don't know what is being apologized for? And without that evaluation, this example adds nothing to the article. It fails as an example because it doesn't show whether this was a good and appropriate apology or not.
This might be a language dependent thing. In my native language, Finnish, I don't think I've ever seen a quoted passage, quote marks intact, edited to grammatically fit in a sentence. A quote is a verbatim reproduction, a holy thing. Rather, you would work your sentence to accommodate for the quote. If you cannot do that, you'll leave out the quotes, and they are your words instead of a quote.

Just because a quote doesn't fit your favourite sentence may not mean that you “shouldn't be using that quote”.
Absolutely agree. At the same time, this roman graffiti is valuable because there's not that much of it and not much other records of the time. We have more from Rome than most other times and places in history, but overall no much. There are probably more words of Linkedin 'thought leaders' publisher per hour than all the the text that has reached us from Rome.

I would still argue that we live in a time where many things are needlessly preserved (not to mention the privacy implications...).
(all this happened well before the whole GME thing)
Paid social networks tend to be less useful at the network part, as many people won't pay.
Many people, although not enough, have had similar experiences. I feel fortunate that it happened to me when I was still a kid. The local newspaper reported a story about the adventures me and some neighbor kids had during a flood in our little town. It was exaggerated and bogus. That made an impression on me. Several times later in life I saw the same thing happen. My assumption these days is that most news stories range from being somewhat inaccurate to totally bogus.
Crimes are increasing and immigrants are now committing almost all violent crimes (80%+ on a per capita basis probably. Proper statistics is not really "allowed" but private well done research as well as anecdotes from many policemen including in my family point to that). However total crimes are not increasing that fast since immigrants still make up a minority of the population and the native population still has a decreasing curve of violent crimes just like almost all western countries.
Please don't add nationalistic flamewar on top of ideological flamewar. That's going the wrong way down a one-way street.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Find subreddits by similarity:

https://trevor.shinyapps.io/subalgebra/
But, if you believe the person reporting from personal experience, and the newspaper reports something diametrically opposite, that should raise a question.
The NYT is one of the best information sources in english language. It has its flaws and you can nitpick something up, if you try hard.

It seems far right is trying to use HN to disseminate propaganda.
Why assume accurately?

NYT's own actions continually discredit it.
I enjoyed California Games more than the already great Summer/Winter games. For a little boy far, far away from California, somehow they managed to pack a whole lot of California Feelin' into 320x200 pixels... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSp8XHpEKzw&t=0m33s
Cyberpunk 2077 studio falls victim to ransomware attack, data leak threatened
Wow. The meta-ness of this humour almost defeated me, well played :D

Could have been the deadpan nature of the joke, or maybe it's just because I'm tired. Maybe it's because people correcting things badly because they fundamentally don't understand them is a pet peeve.

But maybe also because I don't recognise top-posted quotes as being part of the body of a work. Some how, my brain slots it into its own little area "this is simply context you need to know to understand the author's statement - not something the author wanted to communicate directly to you" - so by the time I had finished reading the quote, and the commentary on the quote, I had forgotten what the quote actually says.

I wonder if that's an argument for re-voicing square brackets - it forces you to read the quote in the voice of the author, maybe then my brain would treat the comment as a whole.
My problem with Reddit is it's algo. The content recommendation is terribly bad. Subscribe to r/pic, r/funny and r/popular then mix these with other high quality or niche subs.

No matter how much upvote, engagement data you give their algos as to your personal preferences,, your front page will always suck. Case in point, when several high profile Twitter accounts were hacked and used to solicit bitcoins from users, none of the threads were immediately visible on their front pages.

And I discovered this borked content recommendation is worser on some platforms than others. E.g reddit front page on a browser sucks 100x compared to their official app. And 50x compared to a 3rd party app. Most of this is eerily intentional. To push you towards using their clients.
Do companies ever give into straightforward extortion like this? It doesn't seem like it would ever make sense for a company to pay the ransom. Do hackers like these have some kind of smart play that I'm missing?
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I would happily pay in order to (a) not have Nazis (easy for them as they already block them in Germany) and (b) not have ads.
Details... ;-)
This spot definitely went out with a bang here: https://viewer.legacysurvey.org/?ra=194.0271&dec=65.9466&lay...
Let's not forget that data is still encrypted. It's all in Polish :)

PS: For reference, I speak the language
That comes mostly from practice, and failing, and failing, and failing again, and finally succeeding.
Actix is entirely a community project now, and a big scrutiny has been placed on the few instances of unsafe code that still remain. They should be correct/verified at this point.
Show HN: Pathfinder Discovery Networks for Neural Message Passing (WWW '21)
Weirdly, no amount of money was requested to pay...
It says there

> In 1990, The New York Times, which had submitted his works for the prize in 1932, wrote that his later articles denying the famine constituted "some of the worst reporting to appear in this newspaper".

What do you mean, dealing with it? It seems like they did.
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> Sustainability at all costs has its own costs: the good which isn't done while waiting for the perfect.

This!

In my experience, most people agree that ecology is _one of_ the priorities, but people who define themselves as ecologists tend to think to ecology as _the_ priority. In the end, while they think they advocate for a nicer world, they tend to alienate other people from the green path beacuse of their extremism.
You start by creating the universe...
"Please avoid adding drive-by comments such as "hello from Hacker News" to this task as they are not helpful. Thank you"

Why would anyone do such stuff is, as usual, beyond me...

PS. "First!"
This should be flagged. There is nothing wrong in particular with NYT and this is clearly a political slant. This HN story is an orchestrated attempt of promoting the page.

Ask the people who want to block it what they read and where they get their information from and you'll be in for a nasty surprise...
Do you really think there'll be that much in it. Most triple A games aren't that massively different from old games. They just have better textures and the ability for threads to handle more complex game loops.
Like sure there maybe some shaders or some cool performance mods. But it seems like where AAA makes its mark is by having the budget to build the environment.
Yeah, we should include natural floods and Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing into the statistic of normal operation. /s
NYT is glaringly inaccurate if you're closer to the source of the news. Not merely a bias or a cherry picking of the data, but just really shallow research.

From a distance though, most articles will seem well-researched (even if opinionated) - and in the majority of cases we're not connected to the subject at hand. I will still keep my subscription, because the half-truths are almost always well-written; better than everyone else.
It's nice that you have the "use a sample model" option.

But, don't make me enter my email address if I all I want to do is poke at the interface using the sample model.

https://i.imgur.com/UgzKuH5.png
Show HN: I integrated CRM right into Instagram client
Hi there! TS here.
My wife is a Chinese language teacher and she has an Instagram account, where she finds clients, communicates with them, and solves all payment issues. She once complained to me that it annoys her to scroll through the chat list to find someone who was at a certain stage in her course. So I figured that creating a Chrome extension and sort of CRM would help her make this task easier. In a couple of weeks I built a simple MVP, showed my wife, she was satisfied and now she is less stressed doing management stuff in her business.
Recently I asked the Reddit community if there was anyone with a similar problem as my wife had and it turned out that yes. So after few weeks I finally prepared a public version of this and called it Ponyhelper (wife's idea). There are still many things left to automate but it works well for end-user.
https://ponyhelper.com/ is a CRM for Instagram with integration directly into DM via a browser extension. Thanks to the extension you can see additional buttons and labels right in Instagram DM: they allow you quickly create new deals, assign specific products to each client, recognize client statuses, change them and send instant replies.
In addition to the extension there is a Dashboard where you can create your own product lists, statuses and messages. Also you can see all your clients and sort them by status, track their order history and details.