skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Growing up, i was a lot like you. The stories, artwork and animation in a lot of those darker, more adult animes blew my mind. I remember the first time I saw Akira, like you when I was probably way too young, My mind just couldn't even really grasp what i was watching. I'd never seen anything like that before. I ended up somehow watching a dubbed version of ninja scroll that came on TV some time after that and i was pretty hooked.

I find though, I can't get into newer anime, or a lot of newer animation in general these days. I really miss the old style of animation and artwork, both western and Japanese. Every series or movie had its own unique style, some of the artwork was so fantastic and just mind blowing. Some of the landscapes and scenery created in older animation could take you to some of the most amazing or terrifying or strange places you couldn't even imagine.

I find a lot of animation to look generic and overproduced these days and in general, the format's become fairly formulaic and nothing really stands out as special in the ways a lot of those older animes did. Don't get me wrong, i have seen some fantastic modern animation. I was speaking more in general.

I keep hoping that we'll have this Renaissance of artists who want to go back to the traditional ways just to break this new mold animation seems to have gotten itself stuck in.
CSS only:

[bgcolor="#ff6600"] {
background-color: transparent;
}
That still doesn't explain why those chord progressions became popular, and they far predate the late 20th century record industry, so it really isn't a very satisfying or informative explanation, even though it's not outright wrong (it's just a restatement of familiarity bias, which generalizes outside music).
They still constantly require password changes for Microsoft services though
Facebook seems to be done with acquisitions and would rather just Zuck competitors when they’re still in the crib. Clubhouse is going to be leap frogged in technology from the start, how are they going to keep up? Paying the creators is a start but Facebook has a huge immediate advantage with the size of its audience. Maybe they don’t want to keep up, in which case does the $4B validation make sense?
I never understood it - can't we just have something like "fred_bloggs [new poster]"?
If the reason the government doesn't want to spend money on it's people is because they fear the money will be spent on the wrong things (outside the scope of what they are trying to fix) then making money less functional is actually more functional.
It doesn't say that ( I speak Dutch ).

It says that they could tap phone-calls in KPN's network anytime and anywhere without anyone knowing.

It's not what it states. It says that Huawei does the core of the mobile network ( eg. switches). If they want access, they have to ask it and they will generate a security code.

> Als Huawei erbij wil, moet het bedrijf bij het Netwerk Operations Center van KPN een veiligheidscode aanvragen. Daarna bereiden technici van KPN de toegang voor. Alleen dan kan Huawei in het hart van het netwerk.

But Huawei seems to get access from China outside of this procedure.

> Maar het gaat toch verkeerd. Huawei blijkt zich buiten de procedure om vanuit China toegang tot de kern van het netwerk te verschaffen. Veiligheidsmensen van KPN weten dat dit gebeurt, maar doen niets. ‘Ongecontroleerde en ongeautoriseerde toegang vanuit China heeft na 28 oktober 2009 daadwerkelijk plaatsgevonden’, vermeldt het rapport in april 2010.

They found an additional serious breach. A program to listen to every phone call within the network of KPN.

> zes Chinese medewerkers werken met een programma dat hen in staat stelt om elk telefoongesprek dat via KPN gaat mee te luisteren. Ook dat is in strijd met afspraken.

Listening to an entire phone call is forbidden.

> Huawei heeft contractueel de mogelijkheid om voor kwaliteitsdoeleinden een gesprek kortstondig – enkele seconden – te volgen, dat heet inluisteren. Het hele gesprek volgen – meeluisteren – is verboden.

Source: the original article from the volkskrant: https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/huawei-kon-alle...
Congratulations on shipping a thing! I have to say though, creating a place to submit links and invite or comment doesn’t mean it’s “a Hacker News for X” - what makes HN what it is is the community. Do you have any thoughts on how you could build a community around this project?
I look forward to the audio flamewar in fb groups.
Isn't agility the key these days? I know very few people who purchase Intel these days if they have a choice. If they can't buy it from one vendor, they go to another one.
Infodemic.
The 'mortgage return' will compete very well over a long period of time, especially if you ensure the comparison is fair. For instance, 15 years in, when your mortgage note is 60 to 70% of prevailing rent or lease, consider the return on that savings as part of the 'mortgage return' - because this is part of the return in the form of inflation hedge.
I don't want to block PDFs.

I want to block JS in PDFs, by default, like I do in web pages.

I'd also be happy to hear that the JS runtime in PDFs is run in a tight document sandbox, operates only on a highly constrained DOM-equivalent, and has zero network or filesystem access. Seems reasonable.
It helps with the original problem.

The reason rotating passwords is pointless is because people always end up changing their password to some easy to guess variation of the original password. If you prevent that from happening, the new password won't be guessable if you have the old one.
Ditto. I still have ddg set as default on all devices, but I have to !g almost every single search because ddg doesn't return the results I wanted then, boom, Google just nails it everytime.
It seems like a neat idea, I hope it works!

I'm not sure I'd say it's "HN for ..." though. The automated(?) news aggregation and newsletter features seem pretty different from HN's Spartan style and entirely user-submitted content.
I have one of these M5Paper devices, and it's quite nice! I quickly ran into issues drawing nice UIs, so my app actually runs server-side and sends back a PNG that the M5 simply renders to the screen. Is it the fastest thing in the world? Absolutely not, but it makes a great ambient display that's only refreshed every few minutes.
The FAQ answers questions about Karma posts. [1] It is entirely possible that other posts have been upvoted prior to your post. As for undocumented features, there is this post [2] on github and is not written by the moderators. It includes some anecdotal information that may not be 100% accurate.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html

[2] - https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented
Sorry, I was sure I had a page about that in my bookmarks.
Here's a list of all the references that people found at the time (ish)

https://www.cjas.org/~leng/apple-lain.htm
(although the "undocumented" bit about this is just the time span, what green users are is documented in the FAQ)
I've been looking for this unicorn also... seems like somebody should make a service to play matchmaker here. :)
From James Nestor’s book Breath, breathing through one’s nose isn’t new. He notes that humming increases nitric oxide, which helps oxygen uptake and inhibits harmful biota. Might be nice to have the extra filter, and to push for culture shift back towards nasal breathing. Personal anecdata from movies: few actors breathe through their noses while on screen.
Technocracy Is Failing in the US and Italy. Can J.Yellen and M.Draghi Save It?
I'm surprised this isn't linked to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_mania

Also, 'swooning'
They started before RISC-V existed.

The reason why they build their own implementation of an CPU and not used some open Mips or Sparc is that they found that those used to much BUS bandwidth for their use case. SuperH was really well designed architecture with really good instruction set density.

Instruction set density is not a thing tagged on to a spec which many cores don't implement and if it is implemented you end up having a mess of mixed 32 and 16 bit instructions. SuperH is cleaner in that everything is a 16 bit instruction which helps with making decoder cheaper.
Does this not require ForwardAgent to be enabled?
It is definitely a nuanced question. The definition of object is surely up for debate as well. A silly example: if one were to define an object as a string of 64 hex characters, even non-literate people could distinguish between any two distinct objects.

echo "hello" | sha256sum

>> 5891b5b522d5df086d0ff0b110fbd9d21bb4fc7163af34d08286a2e846f6be03

echo "world" | sha256sum

>> e258d248fda94c63753607f7c4494ee0fcbe92f1a76bfdac795c9d84101eb317

But were I to briefly glance at a computer screen, I'd probably confuse these next two:

e258d248fda94c63753607f7c4494ee0fcbe92f1a76bfdac795c9d84101eb317

e258d248fda94c63753607f7c4494ee0fcbe92f1a76bfaac795c9d84101eb317
There’s a feed for Nightly: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/nightly/notes/feed/
There were a lot fewer people per day dying last September than today, but CNN's death clock was 24/7 then.

https://covidtracking.com/data/charts/us-daily-deaths
NHTSA investigating Texas Tesla crash
I wouldn't attribute it solely on moderation though. The HN audience isn't very big and thread discussions never last too long because there's almost always something on the frontpage. Not saying it's a bad thing though.
Later School Start Times
Is there a list of HN for X somewhere?
Perspectives on the Pandemic – “Blood Clots and Beyond”
Pythonista et al probably fall into the exception of that rule:

> Educational apps designed to teach, develop, or allow students to test executable code may, in limited circumstances, download code provided that such code is not used for other purposes. Such apps must make the source code provided by the Application completely viewable and editable by the user.
It makes me unreasonably happy that FFOOFF is far up the top color list. Apparently it seems to be hard to Google, but for those who don't know, prior to wide spread support for alpha channels, FF00FF was one of the colors commonly used for bitmap transparency. Not exactly a commonly used color and exceptionally obvious when working with a sprite sheet.

Edit: You can probably guess what my banner is set to.
> I've never been that big of a hug person...

The graph has a rough average of about 20 distinct people per year. Maybe I'm the odd one out here, but that seems quite high.
It's okay. Lack of sarcasm tells in textual format leads to Poe's Law. ;) I wish English had inline accessory indicators to tack on tone for context instead of ambiguous wording, especially for critical conversations (that probably should be had by phone or in-person). Perhaps emoji serve this purpose? Why not some sort of diacritics though?
I would say quite a few, but they don't really seem that way.

Shuumatsu Nani Shitemasuka? Isogashii Desuka? Sukutte Moratte Ii Desuka? - might look like another lightweight fantasy harem story but actually has one of the best romantic pairs recently and handles some pretty hard topics.

Actually I would say a Shield Hero is another one. It might look like yet another cookie cutter isekai show, even with some of the heroes being summoned taking it like if it was just a game. But it turns out it's a real and rather brutal feudal world where your actions have real consequences and a lot of people have very insidious evil and inhuman agenda.

Hell, I would actually even call Kemono Friends (series 1) an adult series. What looks like a funny child series with anthropomorphic animals turns out into something much deeper once all the various hints and fragments of information start to fall in place.
I thought this is very cute. Playing these as chords or arpeggios, then adding other features to put them together to form a melody or chord progression, then hearing the effects would be super cool.
My point is that if you're spending electricity to generate heat, you can divert as much as you want to do calculations with no reduction in the amount of heat generated.
Admittedly it's merely another anecdote but this post on GitHub changing master -> main comes to mind.

Inflammatory title, subject matter related to diversity, and yet huge karma and plenty of substantive conversation. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26487854
Same here. Still on 0.18, no upgrade path as 70% of my deps never upgraded. Awaiting rewrite in vue/react/etc
> They are political problems

That's true by definition. As political systems are very sensitive to technology, doing tech work can be a very effective form of activism.
The only people who care what the code looks like are the people who are jealous they can't do this and want to shit on someone else's project. Honest, no serious coder gives a shit what the code looks like. Only loudmouthed trolls do.
Running Hasura on the Cheap
Thanks for the feedback. The main reason why I went for the combination of pictures and text was that many car enthusiast like the visual aspect of cars and therefore I kept the images as well.
I dont understand the OP and others who feel it is soul crushing to do stupid tasks.

For one, whats the big deal? I can put in the difficult hours and continue. Secondly, often, what is considered inefficient and stupid is not, or just cant be done better because organizations are not perfect.

Having said that, OP, I have lots of respect for your strength to go for what you want.
Unfortunately like all the rules. There is one that forbids apps to use notifications for marketing, and even Apple breaks it.
I have a hunch that this tendency to look up SO rather than actual language/API docs is prevalent more in some ecosystems than in others.

For eg, with Rust and Go projects I would invariably read the actual docs (which I find are very accessible to read) as compared to when I write Python or C++ where I'm happy to SO my way through my task.

However, what I've found is that reading the actual docs is better for multiple reasons: 1) it reinforces your learning / memory via spaced repitition 2) you tend to glean some extra, related useful info from the docs.

These days I try and put myself in a no SO straitjacket as far as possible, forcing myself to read the actual docs instead.
For a recent anime that's a pretty good nab I'd actually suggest RE: Zero - it also starts out a little bit too shounen-y but gets really interesting in its exploration of both our relationships with others, pain and death. As someone who really enjoyed philosophy in uni it poses some really interesting questions.

I'm also interested but not yet totally committed to Tower of God - there's some really neat stuff there, along with a lot of shounen - but I think it's a pretty solid production all together.
According to multiple Tesla owners in another thread, Autopilot will continue to drive as long as the seatbelt is buckled. There doesn't need to be weight in the driver's seat.
My demands for an e-ink display aren’t even that high. I just want some kind of e-ink that can be used with vim and terminals that will be easier on the eyes, I can use a separate monitor for graphical applications. What are my options in 2021?
What did you want to do with the iBus ?
I remember when I was looking for something like this... 2009. Oh well....
Thanks a lot. I am adding your post into my collection of Hacker News wisdom snippets :)
Its 1% of his money
China, Russia will do anything that will help to destabilize USA. Have I discovered anything new? Rather not. This sentence is a tautology. In the same way USA is/was destabilizing Middle East countries or communistic countries during cold war (I am grateful for the latter, BTW).

I am only curious how sophisticated such action can be. Who was behind the claims that Trump was a Russia ally (this turned out to be total bullshit at the end). Is Russia or China supporting BLM movement (or will support it), which is clearly destabilizing and polarizing US society (not judging if BLM are right or wrong, it does not matter, China and Russia cannot care less, that what matters are street fights)?

Maybe they don't need to do anything, Facebook and Twitter are even better in polarizing people, throwing them into information bubbles outside which everybody is an enemy.
[cracks knuckles, adjust sunglasses]

Kick reason to the curb and do the impossible!

Sorry.

Gurren Lagann, paired with Evangelion, remains one of my favorites. Though it’s a different production crew, it is the same studio, and it’s fascinating to watch them as a counterpoint. There is an obvious point where the main character in Gurren Lagann could, and perhaps should, break, but hope comes through. It’s the optimistic version of NGE.

Also, their ridiculous explanation for where all this mass-energy comes from, and the consequences? Fun.
They work ok, but are fiddly. I think OP is looking for something more bulletproof with a better workflow.

Come to think of it a frame with a black base and an overhead light incorporating a phone holder would likely do the trick well.
This is a really useful list, thanks for putting this together.

I was briefly shadow-banned a month or two ago, due to a few submissions of posts on my personal blog from this account (and not much else).

What was odd was that when I looked at the "newest" page while logged in, I saw my post on HN but when I looked when not logged in, the post didn't show up. I didn't know shadowbanning existed and thought there was some kind of issue with HN, so I emailed hn@ycombinator.com. dang@ sent back an incredibly thorough and thoughtful reply literally 3 minutes later (this was at 7:15 p.m. on a week night).

So while I find it a little odd to 1) shadowban someone without telling them why and 2) intentionally obfuscate the fact that they've been banned by making it seem to them like their submission was successfully submitted, I was really amazed by the care and efficiency of dang's response. So thanks dang!
I don't understand the way you are representing Sweden or how to weigh the point you're making with it. You're saying that, on one hand, SARS-CoV-2 (but mysteriously, not the other four endemic coronaviruses, which have identical communicability characteristics) managed to spread much more widely in part because "a different trade-off" was achieved, but on the other hand, that human behavior is an explainer for the suppression of all other aerosol-mediated respiratory pathogens.

Now, I admit, I haven't been to Sweden to observe the human behaviors you're discussing, but I am in Florida, and I can tell you without any doubt that, while there have been substantial vertical stratification measures (young people staying away from old people), there have been virtually zero horizontal measures. People gather in numbers every evening without masks. Schools have been open the entire time. There is no meaningful social distancing within risk tiers.

So I'm interested to hear an explanation of how this selective suppression can possibly be explained by human behavior in this case.

I think we need to pause to note: viral interference is a well-documented phenomenon, and everything about this situation is consistent with what we know of it. Selective suppression of a class of aerosol-mediated respiratory pathogens, on the other hand, is unknown to medical history.

So which is more likely?

> If there is evidence or even just anecdata I'm intrigued - I don't see it yet.

I don't understand this part - the evidence is identical. The question is, which phenomenon does the evidence indicate?

And the answer is clear: there's nothing at all that suggests this is based on human behavior (even if that were a documented phenomenon, which it isn't), while it fits with great precision the characteristics of viral interference (a widely studied and well-documented phenomenon).

Not only does it generally fit the pattern of viral interference, but it even specifically fits the pattern of viral interference in influenza[0].

So, let me ask you the same question: what evidence do you have to refute the conclusion that this is part of a documented phenomenon, and instead support the conclusion that it's part of an unprecedented and seemingly self-contradictory phenomenon?

0: https://academic.oup.com/jid/article/212/11/1690/2911897
Depending on how you frame it, these cases are exactly the same, or completely different.
Hey HN, I just published a blog post on how to self-host Hasura, a "blazing-fast GraphQL server that gives you instant, realtime GraphQL APIs over Postgres" for just $5/month.

I'm far from an expert on the topic, but wanted to share how I solved for automatically rotating database credentials. Would love any feedback!

Cheers,
Byrne
That isn't just "so many responses", that is every single response. Never try to sell an engineer anything, especially not "your self".

Fortunately, engineers don't dispense budget.
Did you use a rewards/loyalty/points card? Did you google Voltaren before or after the purchase? Did you mention the product name in an FB or IG chat?
Same day as Facebook. Looks like the mods are Reddit are not too enthusiastic about the offering. Text based community cultures may not be transferable to audio based communities. I know that Reddit live threads are terrible in comparison to regular threads and this just seems to amp up the same energy.
frankly it's ridiculous that there's a karma limit on a client-side cosmetic feature. I understand one can write a custom CSS rule for this, but if it's already built into the website....
Really the transform isn't as much trouble as getting a uniformly lit area with good contrast.
Why do you still work for others if money is just a number at this point? I worked for Google for a while and quit to do my own projects once I had enough money that I felt it didn't matter any more.
Why Music Sucks Now
I saw a loading spinner and immediately went back.
It's more like a locksmith that comes into your house when you didn't call this time. And installed the first time they came, a device to check everyone that comes in ( since they discovered an Chinese application that listens to phone calls)

> En ze doen nog een ernstige ontdekking. De zes Chinese medewerkers werken met een programma dat hen in staat stelt om elk telefoongesprek dat via KPN gaat mee te luisteren. Ook dat is in strijd met afspraken. Deze mogelijkheid houdt in dat Huawei-medewerkers waar ook ter wereld KPN-nummers kunnen meeluisteren. Dat betekent dat ze delen van het gesprek of het hele gesprek kunnen volgen zonder dat de bellers of iemand bij KPN op de hoogte is.

> Huawei heeft contractueel de mogelijkheid om voor kwaliteitsdoeleinden een gesprek kortstondig – enkele seconden – te volgen, dat heet inluisteren. Het hele gesprek volgen – meeluisteren – is verboden. Een bron: ‘Ze konden nummers tappen, ze konden overal ter wereld meeluisteren, KPN had geen idee wat Huawei op het netwerk deed.’

They could tap phones from all over the world. KPN had no idea what Huawei did on their network.
Boot times of 3-4 seconds are achievable with a customized buildroot [1] [2] if you don’t need network, USB, HDMI, and other services.

[1] https://mitxela.com/projects/thermal_paper_polaroid

[2] https://himeshp.blogspot.com/2018/08/fast-boot-with-raspberr...
True, there's not a huge difference. I just tend to prefer to reaffirm my permissions on occasion than permanently allow them. Similar to how I appreciate that most website occasionally require you to re-login.
I probably won't. Has this particular locksmith (Huawei) been shown to stalk people? Who are the people that accused the locksmith of stalking? Are they competitors? Should I trust their words?