skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Trying them at Asian restaurants might be a viable option for you. They usually eliminate the smell, but mostly use the texture.
To this day the UI for just sending transactions is pretty bad, so I can't imagine how bad it was on day one. I am interested to see a screenshot, if you could share.
> Opponents of the bill say DST makes it hard on school children and parents who have to wait at the bus stop in dark hours of the morning.

We should also push back school start times at least 1 hour. Studies have shown kids benefit from this, mostly as a result of getting more sleep.

School starting times have historically been pegged to the time most parents begin their work commute. Since many parents no longer have a commute, it makes even more sense to push back starting times.
Who said anything about startups?
That's awesome. Especially when graphing I desperately wish I could map values in ES.
It'd be interesting to go back and dig up old recordings. It would be problematic because early recordings would not have been wasted on things like kids audition/recital pieces, which now flood YouTube.

What we can do is look at how relatively recent generations have done with some of that old material such as the Paganini.

And of course musicality, which would definitely require recordings to review. Even the kids who play these pieces will tell you: Anybody can play the notes, the trick is to play them musically.
Tiny computers reveal how wild bats hunt so efficiently
> comparing planes they've flown on

The airline matters too - some have larger seats with more amenities and more space between rows. Those extra inches really matter on long haul flights for those of us who are tall!
Fair enough, I probably wouldn’t enjoy that work either! But it’s important to note that changes in the local timekeeping rules of various regions is precisely what the tz database is designed to handle. As far as I can tell, this rule change would be straightforward to enter into the tz database and to use for any software that’s already using the tz database.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tz_database
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Which is why I added the edit. The thing I consider most defining of life is its ability to adapt to its environment both through evolution and later through intelligence and learning.
From the page you just linked "SSO List price $2 per user per month"
I'm still a fan of drop-down file menus. Actions laid out (roughly) hierarchically, by theme, written in a language I already speak? Context menus when you could right click on a thing and do stuff to it? We'll get back to those things eventually.
Do you see the problem with that argument that "the McDonnell merger was the root of all evil in the current Boeing"?

- First there is no way to falsify that assertion. It is completely unfalsifiable and unscientific.

- Second, there is no one from McDonnell here to defend them. This assertion is at best innuendo and at worst defamatory and tars McDonnell unfairly.

- Let's say that the merger was the cause of all the evil. So what? Really, so what. The shareholders and employees of the combined entity have reaped the benefit of the merger for two decades.

I don't care if they merged with McDonnell or McDonald or McSorely's. The current Boeing inflicted this disaster on us. Lets hold them accountable and dispense with the fantastical stories of some company they merged with 20 years ago which did them in.
It can. You decide if the font should be embedded or not.
I’d say life is defined by identity (a bunch of information defining a structure), or a self, and the processes that allow this self to stay identical to itself in time. Something like homeostasis at the organism level. #1 and #2 would be utilities to realize this, and not necessarily integrated. Arguably #3 isn’t necessary as others have said and could be seen as only one manifestation among others of the self-preservation process. A trivial illustration of this definition on which we can all agree is death, where self-preservation processes break and identity disintegrates.

Interestingly this definition would encompass countries and probably any social group as long as they have a name, an identity and processes to maintain it. I think life doesn’t need integrated intelligence to be life, though intelligence could probably be defined as a predictive kind of self-preservation process. Essentially devising a chain of actions for moving from state A to state B with a limited set of possible operations and minimized energy consumption. An efficient way to return to initial state, or to another state that increases likelyhood of identity preservation.

As someone else said in a comment, life may be seen as a continuum where these characteristics are more or less developed and integrated, for instance making coutries or viruses living organisms while still distinguishing the unique character of humans or animals.
You forgot to mention Klipper which is an amazin project and firmware.
I don't think pets are adding an additional 30% to the number of animals killed for consumption, companion animals are getting more of the parts that wouldn't be consumed by humans. If all pets suddenly disappeared tomorrow the number of animals slaughtered for food might go down some percent, but not 30.

People talk about how the Native Americans would "use the whole animal" and thats very much true for what happens today.
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Have you seen how productive young people are on mobile apps with flat UIs?
Yeah, seems like a bad idea without significant R&D into formulating a plant-based meat substitute suitable for a particular animal's diet.

What I'm potentially more interested in is whether cultured meat will be appropriate to feed to pets, which it intuitively should be if the tech lives up to its promises.
True. I think the value is twofold.

1) The community. Like similar platforms, this could spawn a like minded community of digital nomadic workers.

2) health and productivity. In lots of knowledge intensive industries, office space is being shut down very fast. If you need to work somewhere quiet and private, millions of people would only have their own bedroom and this could be a great alternative!
What do you mean dogs don't need meat?
Also, all languages I used support parametrized queries so you do not have to mix data and query strings. Not converting data to strings is not an argument for ORMs, it's an argument for parametrized queries.

People should really look into JOOQ to see what a SQL friendly ORM looks like.
Thanks for the reply - if you worked in an office / somewhere else would you ever let someone use your office space if you could make income from it?
But the effects of bad food are also accelerated. I noticed a huge difference just in a few months after switching my cat from dry to wet food after years.

He'd started to get fat and wasn't really active or anything at 5 years old. He was having trouble breathing, drinking water constantly. Within a few monthw of switching his food, he was down to a normal weight, running and jumping around again.

I didn't change the amount of food or anything i was giving him, just the quality of it.
Input shaping is revolutionary.

as an RRF user I hope to see those features move over one day.
Respect waking with the rising sun and banish DST for good. We should instead be working toward adjusting that archaic and arbitrary 8-4/9-5 versus changing the clocks around.
This would make me absolutely explode. I can do the pihole route but I'd rather we had legal control over what's being displayed on our TVs.
I think the concern with capturing CO2 on this small scale is the network required to go pick it up. Still an interesting thought experiment and maybe that'll be a future market.

Hopefully we can convert home heating systems like yours to a biofuel soon to reduce the CO2 impact quickly.

Thanks for the idea!
>> Surely, replacing a human child with a cat is eco-friendly.

Well the cat produces only waste while a human creates technology/innovation.

Imagine raising a bunch of cats instead of people like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezzos Elon Musk or Warren Buffet.

A cat won't develop electric cars for sure.
Smart TV apps are largely terrible to start with. The $30 on-sale ($50 retail) Fire TV 4K Stick has been one of my highest bang-for-the-buck consumer purchases in a long time.

It's a great Plex client, YouTube client, Netflix client, Prime Video client (of course), and quickly took over primary video source duties as soon as I installed it.

The prior version (the not 4K one) struggled with even 1080p H265 decoding, but the 4K version handles H265 and all the other formats I've thrown at it just fine.

Even when the TV was brand new, the apps on the TV were terrible (sluggish, disjointed UI, TV remote not comfortable to use as primary remote). 4 years later, they're not going to be any better, while the HDMI input sources can be easily and cheaply upgraded.
The template tag solution is cute but dangerous if you can accidentally leave off the `SQL` tag and the query still works.

Ideally the system would require you to use the tag and prohibit a plain ol string.
Children may have more net co2 output but they perpetuate the human race so you might say it's worth it. Cats are just waiting for us to stop moving for long enough so we can be their next meal!
I hate to say it; this entire thread is perfect case study of why engineers should never be put in charge of UI design. This is how you end up with a UX like AWS.
We'll probably have ads in our dreams eventually, like in Futurama.
Off topic question: do you think go is the next big thing?
We can totally solve these minor issues by forcing everyone to wake up at
the same time, let's say, 7, got to work/school at 9, eat at 12, etc? People will complain a bit at first, but they should be just fine after a few days. No more jetlags when travelling!
Math is its own reality. Well many, depending upon which axioms you start with. Computer Science is the same, the theoretical computation stuff that is. In reality, we can only build pseudo-Turing machines with limited tapes. In the end these are all equivalent to FSAs. Albeit very large ones.

>Gabriel's Horn is a good starter example, but you can wave it away with giving the paint "atoms" a finite size, but then there are more subtle constructs which lie in wait, like the Banach–Tarski paradox.

What about e or pi? Any transcendental number suffers the same problem as Gabriel's Horn. What point is there to knowing pi beyond a million digits? Recently saw a video that we know almost nothing about a power tower of pi size 4. Not even if it is or isn't an integer. Side note, e^ln(2)=2 is the trivial case of raising one transcendental number to another to get a natural number. This despite both numbers not being related to reality even less so than something like sqrt(2).
> Well, dogs theoretically don't need meat, so if we can feed them impossible burgers, they'd be fine.

Just by doing some cursory reading on the topic I came across [1] which suggests this isn't entirely true.

[1] https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/nutrition/dogs-can-adapt-t...

But you do make an interesting point about younger people replacing pets with children.
No one really wants Musk to build tunnels below their homes and putting in a HyperLoop above ground to anywhere would be near impossible as well. So no HyperLoop. Musk should take the idea to China they would do it, maybe Mexico above ground.
Does everyone carry an N95 or equivalent? I guess many of us have gotten good at donning them by now...
Phones and tablets have had a extremely negative effect on desktop GUIs. Just an example: AMD's website. I wanted to price and compare some desktop CPUs and their site is just atrocious. Huge, pretty spreads with zero information on them that you must scroll past. Twelve different marketing takes, each a huge chip that begs to distract...please click ME...on something or other irrelevant...and finally...finally at the bottom, a cartoonish over-sized table with a massive font.
This is also comparing PHP 7 to PHP 8
Just remembered that I interviewed for a Zapier position sometime back. To back I didn't get in, I really love their product.

EDIT: Wow, after reading about the lack of Stock Options... I just changed my mind about this comment haha.
Because this way it's Boeing getting the flak in the press
What if I care more about my cat than about your latest gadget?
What's good about it?
What do you think is more of an uphill battle, in terms of time and energy sunk? Adding another X extension that can be incrementally deployed, or trying to phase X out by maintaining both an X11 and Wayland back-end for all apps trying to avoid breakage?

This doesn't even speak to X11 apps that aren't built with toolkits (for example, I use xterm, xpdf, xfig, Openbox, etc.).

XWayland is a nice idea, don't get me wrong. But it's not a 100% replacement either. Distros offering XWayland are even up-front about it's shortcomings [1][2][3].

[1] https://wiki.debian.org/Wayland

[2] https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/debug-waylan...

[3] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/wayland#XWayland
Thank you for your tremendous work!
Yeah, but Indiana is a good case study for why daylight savings time isn’t very effective. Didn’t they end up using more energy after switching to DST? I mean, they really changed because the show The West Wing had an entire episode about it, and nominally it was to keep in better sync with the East Coast. But they were able to measure actual energy changes as opposed to the theoretical benefits that are normally cited for DST.

(I lived in Indiana at the time they switched to observing DST, but I was on team central time zone)
> This I don’t get. Why does a pet need ‘premium’ meat cuts?

They don't. This is a market exploiting the fact that a lot of pet owners care strongly about their pets' well-being. Pet owner communities are full of people who insist all mainstream pet food is garbage and packaged cancer, and that you're a bad person if you buy them. There's a lot of social pressure - which I believe is in large part manufactured on purpose by marketers - to buy premium foods.

Like all other animals, including humans, many pets can get suddenly sick, and suffer a lot before they die. Pet owners tend to know it (even if they avoid thinking about it), so it's trivial to exploit this latent fear - "you wouldn't like to make your pet sick because you're buying processed food". Literally the same strategy that's used to push overpriced "healthy", "natural" human food.
> and there are fewer people for whom computing is totally new to ...

Including current UX people. They are young enough, digital-native enough to take things for granted ...

... whereas people originally building the interfaces from the "golden age" mentioned upthread could not assume anything, having to build, research, and test everything from scratch.-
It would make more sense to compare carbon emissions using each crop's market value rather than its weight. No surprise that growing cannabis takes way more carbon output than growing the equivalent weight of corn, a low value crop which practically grows itself!
You think we don't have other places to congregate, learn, discuss and grow?

All of this social media banning has at least made everyone mature a bit. I see a lot less memey content and a lot more serious discussion about White advocacy these days. It's harder to find groups, sure, but it's far more productive.

And you know the best part? More and more 'regular' White folk are joining us every day, motivated by vile racism from people like you.

You're still an awful person. But thankyou for the acceleration.
> better meat cuts.

Better is quite subjective. Yes, we humans nowadays generally prefer to eat muscley meat.

But other animal parts like offal can be quite nutritious. Traditionally the Inuit, for example, had a diet incredibly high in meat. But not meat as in solely 'premium' cuts, but rather making use of most (all?) of the animal.
We have an FAQ dedicated to this for our users. We get so many tickets from Mac users saying options are missing from our menu. Nope they are there, Apple just decided you shouldn't know they are there.
Sure, adjust that scaling factor of 0.3 to whatever you think is more accurate.

Also, I left shellfish out because the number is ridiculous at 43 billion per year, some appreciable fraction of which I'm sure make it into cat food.
I mean, we're never going to get a 1:1 comparison, but I'll put it this way: Visa's not-quite-really transferring money is a whole lot more useful than Bitcoin's not-quite-really transferring money.

And I'm sure that Visa + banks for settlement are still using a lot less energy than Bitcoin if you normalize it to transaction volume. Even if you only count the settlements as "real" transactions.
You could try leave it for a few hours inside a bowl of milk. It helps remove a lot of its smell. Then you wash it and cook it.

Also, here's a recipe that I've used with excellent results. Page is through Google Translate so forgive any errors.

https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=el&tl=en&u=h...
You just made me panic and check my seedbox. Still there.
If anyone wants some insights into rocket pollution: https://everydayastronaut.com/rocket-pollution/

Even compares Starship and airplane.
Someone years ago wanted a shortcut for `ls -lb`, didn't want to change aliases on every machine they use, and had access to the coreutils source?

In GNU coreutils, it's not really "another" ls; it's the same source code with a preprocessor macro set differently (ls, dir, and vdir all share the same source).
Fair enough!

Suppose this wouldn’t be for you ... would you trust people more with a peer review system like Uber / Airbnb?
But a cute cat might make you the perfect viral Tik Tok video that earns you the money you need to get that electric car business idea off the ground...
I've noticed another trend towards very narrow scroll bars and a dot-like tab. They're annoyingly difficult to grab and move.

Then there are the web pages which simply will not scroll smoothly, because scrolling changes the content of the page. It's really irritating.

Harumph.
I'm not French but I have 6 websites on a server at OVH. Luckily they are in another data center. I didn't remember where they are so I was thinking about how to resurrect them from backups while I was typing the URL to check if they were not burned down.
I'm responding to this comment:

> let students (and parents) sleep for an additional hour
You seem to think society can find no other replacement usage for that meat that wouldn't be consumed by humans, it's also a very Western viewpoint because nearly everywhere on Earth eats the whole animal in some way or another.
There's a plugin that will visualize the entire print in 3D, and can also sync with the print. It's fantastic. I don't remember what it's called now, but if you search for "Gcode visualizer" there can't be that many.
As you noticed, the account was created only a few days ago and I have no karma so I can't downvote you.
How many pounds of tripe in a cow?
A lot of DCs are loud enough that it’s quite pleasant to wear ear protection. Even better with headphones that play what you want to listen to.
The assumption is most of them won't change their hours. Because most of them don't. With or without DST.
It's generally called "LOD", dynamically changing the level of detail of an object based on the distance from the camera.

It has been a pretty widely used optimization technique for a long time, and not specific to Unreal Engine (though I can't find which 3D renderer introduced it first).
So we need someone to develop FGI (feline general intelligence), and then we should be all set.
PWAs are gimped on iOS to the point where it mostly isn’t worth it to do anything with them
Great suggestion! We’ve been hearing folks ask for this more and more. We’ll look into it!
What you care for is immaterial.
The goal of mitigating climate change is not to create a better world for you, but to provide a future for humanity.
Thus, informed by such a goal it makes little sense to replace future generations with pets.
"disrupted" in the case of Israel though is an euphemism with some deep existential implications.
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> I don't see why the state should be able to force a timezone on the Navajo Nation.

Citation please; where is it written that any state is trying to force a timezone on the Navajo Nation?

> They're more of a state than Arizona is

Navajo Nation is not a state. At all. It is a nation. The territory of that nation is contained within the geographic footprint of three contiguous states (Arizona, Utah and Mexico).
I don't get why a human needs "premium" meat cuts.
There are so many parts of the animal that are delicious and overlooked - brains, livers, bone marrow etc. simply because people in the West from about 1950 onwards have had this weird aversion to eating any meat except skeletal muscle unless it's presented as processed food.
two reasons for me; these apply to any remote administration suite for printing and not just octoprint.

1) It isn't pleasant to be near many industrial machines. Chemical vapor/off-gassing can be a real problem, so on top of the usually loud metal-component motion systems/gantries you have loud evacuation/exhaust fans. One place to deal with webcams/remote features on many machines at once is convenient.

2) Real time notifications create less machine downtime. A thermistor failed so a machine stopped mid-print? This time can be salvaged by a notification to browser or mobile for quick repair rather than discovering the issue by returning to the machine at the supposed end-time and being greeted with a non-finished print.
Forget cookies. It always felt that if your site is related to travel, it absolutely must be filled to the brim with dark patterns. An airline that sneakily adds useless insurance to your order? Why not!
Premium dog food isn't about meat cuts.

My dog reacts very differently from different kinds of meat and quality, so does her skin.

Also I can't believe to your argument about lifespan and diet. Can only be a troll.
Haggis is made from offal, and is absolutely delicious.

You can't buy the real stuff in the U.S.A., however, because apparently eating cooked ground up lung is dangerous. Drivel.
The pet owners live longer, creating literal survivor bias in the distribution of food consumed.
OVH is pretty popular in Europe. I particularly didn't notice much, but I have friends pretty angry in my timeline.

I want to see the postmortem, because that thing brunt like gasoline. Maybe stacking containers is not that good idea after all?

I have more than 10 sites hosted in tiny datacenters here in Spain. I wonder how would they do in an event like this.

Judging by maps and images online, you wouldn't tell it's a datacenter. One is from a local telco, the other one is this one, that almost looks cute, doesn't look very sofisticated: https://www.google.es/maps/place/NIXVAL/@39.5196459,-0.46779...

I have to say It's been about 7 years in Nixval and I don't remember anything happening, but it seems I shouldn't expect much though.

Edit: They have videos and photos where you can see batteries, what it looks like pipes for fire supression etc. I stand corrected.
Sounds like a UPS failure. Here's an example:
https://youtu.be/tzHbFzF6W20
FWIW, pages are supposed to flash their scrollbars on load to indicate these.
Also, cats are only responsible for a 1/4 of these 30%.
I’m not surprised that people on a developer focused forum would find little to no value in something that enables automation without programming.

Y’all can probably automate interactions with hundreds of web based services in your sleep, using multiple languages, with unit tests, and a Turing complete ML-based proxy server for high availability.

For the rest of us, Zapier is a little like magic. Granted there are other servothay do the same thing, but none that I’ve found do it as easily and as well as Zapier.
Alternatively you could adopt the attitude people like RMS have and refuse to interact with manipulative software from lying companies.