skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most people live here because they are from here, local jobs are definitely not high paying.

Could they move to a cheaper city? Probably, but that has big life implications, people might take the economical hit to be able to stay close to home.

What I mean to say is that in this particular case it's not just a density problem. There's problems with tourism, there's problems with speculation, there's problems with general inequality. So the solution is not just build more, it's way more nuanced.
The Best Way to fight a conspiracy theory isn’t with facts
Chming in to to say thank you for the tools you created for sending articles to the kindle. I recently became a patreon member to support your work.
With a password longer than about 36 characters, the pigeonhole principle comes into play, and there will exist a sub-36-length character password with the same hash as the longer password.
Also worth following on Soundcloud for old school jungle, with lots of mixes from back in the day: https://soundcloud.com/ethereal94. The ones from "KOOL - 94.5FM" (straight out of Clapton) are well worth listening to.
easier interface to sift through info from this form: http://openinsider.com/search?q=coin
How to Use Siri I'm Getting Pulled over to Record Police
Ok, I'll try in other words: Statistically speaking, about zero persons know how the autopilot in a plane works (me included), while they do know the word autopilot. Therefore, they can't infer the limitations of Teslas autopilot from a plane's autopilot.
Try this to quickly share files with colleagues:

python -m http.server [port]

This will share the current directory using HTTP on port 80 by default unless you provide an alternative with [port].
It's not that socializing norms revolve around alcohol. It is that alcohol is one popular, amongst others, medium for socializing (because it's enjoyable, because it relaxes, etc. not for everyone, but for enough people).

But, as in everything, "a bit" is good enough, excess spoils it (edit for the obvious generality that is: actually, "a bit" can be bad enough, it's not "as in everything").

The problem is more when one thing (alcohol, cigarette, coffee, etc.) is considered as being _the_ required medium (happens also at work, when informal coffee/smoking breaks become the actual decision moments and you have to abide by it or you're out).
Passwords are awful, but biometrics are even worse. Passwords once they leak can at least be changed and not reused.
Stating a percentage increase that is calculated by subtraction rather than division is nearly always misleading. The increase in risk is 0.43%, which is still low but two orders of magnitute higher than your statement. What you are calculating is the increase in percentage points [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percentage_point
I’m working on generative coding art. One thing I like about it is how having to literally “code” your art enforces already an initial formalization of the shapes in the work.

Check out here to see some of it:
https://hyperobjects.design/gallery/genuary-collection
I live in a densely populated area. I see 250 distinct SSIDs belonging to about as many APs. 2.4GHz is basically unusable. People try to increase power of their emitters (I see some weird devices that emit way more power than they should legally be able to), but this is only making the problem worse.

Our flat is top of the building, we can assume middle is even worse.

We use 5GHz for our WiFi needs which does not penetrate through walls as readily which means we only see 3 other APs.
I'd just like to say that awkward IT fanfiction is not why I come to HN.
How long would it take to crack P@55wordMarch!

5ae2b1ce4999dfd2 is about 10^19 options.

Most passwords will come from a set of around 100 characters (52 letters, 10 numbers, about 35 symbols on my keyboard). An 8 character password would be 10^17 options.
Depending on where you live, this could be something you could report to your local radio spectrum regulator.

Usually there are regulations that state your radio devices can't interfere with someone else's. It doesn't matter if they are off-the-shelf type approved devices, you still have to operate them responsibly.

I live in Ireland and there are have a few cases where the local regulator ComReg has intervened when someones wireless networks and devices affected others.
I knew this was coming, but those ads are not the feeling based, narcissism invoking ads of today.
obviously a "hifi" dac/amp combo should deliver enough power at 300 ohms. I would suggest buying one that delivers enough power. or are you concerned with battery usage?

just a sidenote: the sundara you mention have 37 ohm which is pretty standard and they should be easy to drive.
I don’t understand what that means. Could somebody explain in plain English, please?
Wow that site's explanation is amazing. I learned it in 2 minutes! Life changing shit!
For any NLP experts out there, I'd really appreciate your thoughts on what I could do with NLP to help me tag book lists and possibly books with topics...

I am super new to NLP, but I am looking at training a model to help me identify what the book-list is about such as specific person, place, specific event, group of people, medical condition, etc...
Browse 7zip archives online in the web-browsers
Source code: https://github.com/mpds-io/7zip.html
You are making berluti version of granny knot or granny version of berluti knot (which may very well be the same thing but I just can't decide how to name this correctly).
by this economic model, if I get unemployed for unknown period, immediately I should become homeless? So this model pushes me always to have a job and work endlessly, because if I retire and don't have enough money to pay monthly rent, I should move to shittier place and live there (or become homeless)

feels like lobby article.
Spotify is killing the open podcast ecosystem (2020)
> the middle class who used to be able to live in a nice semi/detatched house are now living in flats in a skyscraper that is a massive detriment to their quality of life

Higher density has pros and cons. Living in higher density areas can increase quality of life significantly, if you can walk to work, groceries, pharmacy, restaurants, friends, etc. See https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/feb/07/paris-mayor-un... for example.

Obviously the extremes (1 bedroom skyscraper flats and living 1h away from civilization) won't work for most, but there is a spectrum where people will choose different things depending on their individual preferences.
I wish all this moderation would be flipped around. Just allow people to filter the content they see. We should have a system similar to movie content ratings to make it easier instead of manually muting keywords like on Twitter.
Then there is no controversy and everyone can get along.
I don't know how good the iphone DAC is compared to the dragonfly, but I could easily tell the difference between my macbook dac and an external $100 DAC.
This looks really great! The browsing part of book/record/media stores never translated online for me, even if finding something specific became instantaneous.

Slight hijacking:
Does anyone have any tips on how to find/browse books for children of varying ages? When I google I find mostly listicles with maybe a couple of takeaways, and amazon categories aren't very helpful to me.

Commonsensemedia (a nonprofit) is good for evaluating some specific piece of media, and has some curated lists, but I'm hoping there's something better for discovery.

My 3 year old loves books, but isn't reading a lot on her own just yet, but any recommendations in the ~5-6yo range welcome. She likes science, food, superheroes, inventions, fantasy probably works too.
Well the COVID situation was pretty unique in that people were confined at home. This easily translates into a prison-like mentality (or submarine-like, another very stressful environment).

Prior to the helicopter parenting era, kids would spend whole days playing outside unless the weather was bad. This gave everyone some breathing space, kids and parents alike.
I think this is because people mostly read a headline and a conclusion of a story and if all of it is contained in the feed, then they have no reason to go to the site. That means RSS is crippling the Ad revenue and makes the site unsustainable.
Acid is probably the most trending subgenre of techno these days, just cuz you've never heard of it...
Finarm.com
The tides seem to be turning against FLoC. Between all major Chromium derivatives disabling, and major platforms like WordPress opting out, the signal is clear, that people don't want this.

Still though, the underlying problem remains to be solved. If browser vendors just forge ahead and do away with third-party cookies, that would be a good step forward for end users, and for the Internet. It would have the effect of shifting the computational burden of serving ads to the hosting sites and advertisers, away from end users' browsers.
Thanks I checked it out, looks cool though I couldn’t do much cause I’m on a mobile device and the keyboard never popped up no matter where I tapped the screen.

These emulator setups always seem super complicated to me.
From one of the pages:

“This is a Knight TV console emulator. It's connected to a PDP-11 emulator running the TV-11 software, which in turn talks to a PDP-10 emulator running ITS.”

Wow...that’s quite a long chain of software cobbled together!
> like socialist countries have?

What socialist countries have it? Are there any?
Owner occupation also has negative effects on economies. It limits mobility of labour. For example in many places you can't sell your property or it is exceedingly hard. Thus you are stuck with it. On other hand with renting mobility is simpler.
Why wireframe is important in web design&how you can start loving this process
I think the takeout here is that it's okay and healthy to be kind to yourself.

That being said some people are driven by dissatisfaction and need it to stay motivated.

I've got over being behind when I realised how successful people get where they are:

It's, as a certain narrator would put it, a confluence of skill and purpose.

And also just the right environment to nurture these.
I think those people just want to impose their will on others and engage in attention seeking by constantly being offended about anything and everything. People with anxiety usually want to do the opposite: Stay in the background and not attract any attention to themselves.
https://www.youtube.com/c/H%C3%96RBERLIN

They have a lot of DJs from this type of genre.
I probably choose not to use any clone to avoid privacy issue.

I don't see myself having incentive to use Clubhouse like services anyway.
Makes sense. Glad it's not that common in developed countries anymore.
I'll fix your sentence a bit:

> It's pretty common in the US industry to have these type of IP clauses.
> Maybe if enough of these "minimal browsers" show up, people might even realise that basic HTML and CSS is quite sufficient for a lot of things and start creating simpler, more efficient sites, thus dissolving the monopoly.

I feel like some initiative to establish a super 'light' version of the html/css specs might be a very good thing...browsers are so far gone out of the hands of individual coders or even small teams now because of their complexity.
Henry George and Progress and Poverty have a better solution. See a recent review on Scott Alexander's blog: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/your-book-review-progr...
Fulton GA conducted a hand recount, along with the rest of GA, the numbers matched the tallies from the voting machines.
*US and UK, because they've got export controls.

The very few EU facilities have to supply the entire rest of the world (sans RU, CN). And now the US is talking about doing a third dose per patient before exporting any doses at all.
Gotta cover the shorts somehow.
> As has been previously discussed on HN [0], alcohol (in moderation) can be advantageous for your social live.

That's disingenuous no? In other cultures, socialization revolves around drinking tea or coffee, substances that are not harmful to your body.
It turns out that my Manjaro is already running Gnome 40. Honestly, I didn't even notice when this upgrade took place, but now I finally get why the icons have changed! :D

Gnome may not be perfect, but as a DE it provides enough features, flexibility, simplicity and visual appearance. In the end, it's not the DE you're working with, you just need it for setting up your system, running your apps, window management, etc. Best is when you just forget about having it and Gnome is okay with that regards.
> These days I use Notepad++ (doesn't everyone on Windows?)

In terms of souped up text editor, the exact transition that "everyone" made since:

Notepad++ > Sublime Text > Atom > VSCode
> Using 7 as reference is tradition, e.g. the pentatonic scale has 5.

That's our point.
How many channels are there on 5ghz?

To me, the problems seem to be those devices use too many channels, continously?

I recently tried checking some TPMS sensors that I bought with rtl_433 and was amazed by how many sensors can get along just fine in my 10 story appartment buiding, but those messages are really short and only transmitted once every couple of minutes.
I'm collaborating with this company working very much on this space: giving artists simple tools to make music that is non-linear and generative, where the artist expresses structure and composition, and the machine is the performer: https://bronze.ai
This notion also breaks when user wants to use govt and financial (bank, etc) web-sites.
Just remember that depending in the bluetooth features the sender and receiver each support, you may end up with horribly compressed audio.

Apple devices will always use AAC codec if I remember which is is not only compressed, but will also try to compress with lower bitrates than say a regular mp3 cbr compression by judging which parts of the audio signal can be compressed more heavily according to what we should be able to hear. I think apple devices do not support lossless bluetooth.

Android devices were known in the past to use a bitrate that is dependant on the amount of processing power the encoder gets assigned from the system. This means that on some phones with power management that is not designed with encoding for bluetooth in mind you would end up with horribly low bitrates because the power management would take away processing resources from the encoder to save battery. This of course would not apply to lossless codecs, if the sender and receiver support them both and the software picks it up correctly.
Ok this is interesting... A few months ago, I deleted all my Reddit comments and posts (one by one, using a bit of web automation), yet they all still show up in this search even thought they don't on Reddit.

Proves the point, that once something is on the internet, it's there forever.
What exactly is revealing about that?
Are we still ignoring the ecological collapse that is caused by urban sprawl? We *must* increase the density of our cities.

If you believe that the climate crisis is a problem and a big one, then you could be for a rude awakening as most experts now consider the collapse in biodiversity to have far bigger impacts on human lives and living conditions than climate change[0].

The only reason why there are fewer headlines about that on on climate change is that the IPBES was founded decades after the IPCC.

I'm afraid that many will finally take a few steps to reduce their carbon footprint and use this to justify expanding their footprint on ecosystems ("clean" but larger houses, "organic" but wider lawn areas, "clean" but more frequent transportation that break natural habitats, etc).

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Assessment_Report_on_Bi...
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They're a VC firm, not a hedge fund. VCs don't hold onto stock long term, they exist solely to exit, give a share of returns to LPs and partners, and use the next fund they raise to invest in the next batch of companies.
Yes, we've got to make sure we're talking about the same thing here. In general, we don't morally censure a person who does bad things with good intentions. For example, in criminal law there is usually a requirement of ill-intent, called "mens rea"[1], which means the actor is aware that what they're doing is wrong.

If a person does something wrong but is not aware that what they did is wrong, the general reaction is not to "accuse them of misconduct", but rather to explain to them what it is about their action that's wrong, after which (if they in fact have good intent) they will no longer do that action.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mens_rea
Can anybody tell me what 'a onetime Fabian' means?
What redesign do you mean? Asking seriously, because I haven't noticed anything but the icon change.
That's what I thought initially. My curiosity was piqued because they were in a non designated area and I thought it was weird that the police weren't making an effort to get rid of them.

A friend of mine said it was coz they were homeless and the police were aware.

In other countries they'd probably be moved on by police trying to make them some other department's problem. This could be the place where they ended up where they caused the least headache coz they did somewhat blend in.

It wasn't just east coast park either. There were several who slept on benches outside of my HDB in Clementi and Tiong Bahru. They tended to wake up early.
Thank you! Glad you find them useful, and really appreciate the support.
Fun fact: Wooden doors propagate fire less then metal doors. That's because metal doors just heat up and set what's behind the door on fire, while wooden doors consume the heat. The opposite side of the doors stays cooler than a metal door would.
You have to have quality on every link in the chain. What's the highest bitrate iPod supports and what are the specs of its DAC?
It just says the fund distributed shares to their partners and holding company, and the holding company further distributed shares to their members.
It's the example you gave in #2, that's how VC firms generally work.
Personally, at that point I would start demanding 24/7 pay coverage. You don't get to tell me what I can or cannot do outside of the hours that you're paying for.
Prototype Pollution (2020)
> [the Fabian Society; from the members' belief in slow rather than revolutionary change in government] : of, relating to, or being a society of socialists organized in England in 1884 to spread socialist principles gradually

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabian_Society
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These aren't flashy but they are alternatives.
1 didnt refuse anything

2 most likely didnt lie - car started in autopilot .. and disengaged after few seconds driving into the tree while _not on autopilot_
The article examines this exact assumption, it's worth reading.
> The prototypical example is feminine expressions ("tears") are deemed emotional while masculine expressions ("anger") are not.

For what little it's worth, I do classify both as emotional and usually disengage when either happens.
What information can you get from your IoT fridge? Does it have a webcam inside it so you can see what you have?
I like the simplicity of their website:
https://www.usv.com

single sentence thesis explanations with a list of investments.
It seems others have already answered you, but just in case: something can't "increase all the way up" and "peak" in the middle.

Below iron fusing nucleons gives you energy; above iron it takes energy. If binding energy increased all the way up you wouldn't be able to have nuclear fission.
As someone who writes mainly loop based genres I agree and have thought about much the same stack of abstractions. Acid techno is a great starting point as it's not known for complexity, being traditionally produced with a 909+303+303, devices that support only a 1 bar loop (a genre with origins that predate wide availability of digital audio workstations). But like yourself I'm interested in more complex genres.

One example of more general EDM levels of abstraction for me might go

1a. this tune needs to play with space (stereo/reverb) more
1b. we need some interesting background sounds

therefore

2. we need an interesting, wide background sound to start at bar 32 and end at 64

Dropping in something from a sample library to achieve that wouldn't satisfy me as every step of constructing that sound is following other rules of abstraction e.g. how should it fit with the existing tonal balance? with the existing rhythm? etc. But at the same time the process is 1% inspiration 99% perspiration - it's following unwritten almost-rules which would be fascinating to capture in an algorithm if I could. They wouldn't have to be completely general rules, just my own personal ones.

A related (light hearted) thing I wrote on EDM abstractions a while back https://omnisplore.wordpress.com/2017/11/25/kolmogorov-compl...
Sorry, I have none. I never bothered to try acquiring de-personalised crypto, as I never needed any. The VCC idea sounds neat, but it's practically transparent for state actors. I think the easiest and safest option is directly exchanging cash for crypto at a crypto-ATM, if you can find any where you live. Downsides, you usually get a relatively bad exchange rate and they are often hard to find, if not forbidden. Or you buy privately, preferably from someone you trust not to cheat you, but you'd first have to find that person. The next-best thing might be to buy a relatively private coin like ZCash or Monero and exchange that for whatever else. But don't take that as advice, I'm not an expert. It's probably best you do your own digging.
Apart from industrial raves where gas masks are already part of the fashion
People from the US are estadounidense in Spanish-speaking countries. "American" is always ambiguous and pretty arrogant to think it should be universally understood in other cultures of America to be honest.

The way to split the continents is cultural. For example look at the Olympic games logo. The rings represent the five continents, also the ones I learned at school: Europe, Asia, Africa, America, Australia.
> Use Chrome on a desktop please!

I hate that we're seeing this nonsense again, we've just got chrome in place of IE
I think I've seen that before yes. On a related note I've been learning to play accordion this past year.
> Perhaps a society can't function forever in a state of extreme inequality, but isn't it true that it cannot exist for even a moment in a state of absolute equality?

I would consider that a false dichotomy. And I think "absolute" anything is rarely the answer.

The fastest way to use the most energy is probably to light it on fire. And no, I don't think that's a good measure of prosperity.

Percieved general happiness?

https://hbr.org/2016/01/income-inequality-makes-whole-countr...

https://countryeconomy.com/demography/world-happiness-index