skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nope, the list is implying that "here is a resource of tooling built for JS but NOT made in JS", not sure where you get the other implication from.

Just as "awesome-lists" about security is not implying that you should hack other people and so on.

I think the motivation is to show that just because you want to write a tool for the JS ecosystem, you don't have to use JS if you don't want to. And I like the idea, I think more languages and their communities should cross-pollinate, we can all learn a lot from each other, even though some like types and some do not.
It has little to do with zoning and everything to do with economic incentives that drive out anyone high achieving or with a conscience and retain/reward swindlers and those who can't escape.
You’re ignoring the fact that many people that move to SF do so despite the high cost, poor government, traffic, etc.

No doubt plenty decide to stay but for many it was always a temporary move.
Being a completely newbie of Game Boy architecture,I got surprised to see the cartridge had a battery.
It's for keeping save data =)
Phrasing it like that makes it seem like it's some kind of freakish accident.

Cops are taught to shoot center of mass of a person basically until they stop moving. They are expected to do this and are judged according to that expectation.

Police is killing people because that's exactly what you expect of the police whenever policeman feels he's threatened.

In USA of course, not in many other first world countries.
> I understand this is not for everyone and I understand the negative perception of 'outsiders' pushing the price up for locals, but at the end of the day I'm optimizing for my own quality of life.

I'm sorry, is that supposed to be an excuse? I mean, on the whole, some displacement of locals isn't that big a tragedy, but "it was good for me, so fuck you" isn't exactly the best moral reasoning I've ever heard.
Really great site! I just found a handful of books to add to the pile.
One piece of hopefully constructive criticism. In the topic list drop "The" from the leading word for alphabetizing, or at least disregard it. As someone who often looks for a topic/title in lists, I hate having to consider if I will find it where I expect, or if I need to dive into the great morass of "The..."
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The rules are made up and the points don't matter.
Agreed.

I think they're only looking at it from a financial freedom point of view. But I, too, don't see a 30-year keeps-with-inflation anchor as freedom.
> Having to be a winner is the exact mentality descibed in the article.

Nobody said you had to be a winner though. But if you want to be a winner it is good to know what it takes.
I have been in and out of the Apple ecosystem, now with a foot in both sides. In this specific case, I still prefer the iOS app over the alternatives I've been trying on android for instance.

I think there is something to say about the sheer money size of the iOS ecosystem that allowed talented devs to get a decent ROI, even on niche apps.

I am happy with an android phone, but only because I also keep other iOS devices around for when I really miss some apps. And it seems a lot of people are on the same boat, looking at iOS apps as unitaskers that they'll chain and shoehorn into workflows that fit their needs, more than as "just works" magic tools.
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And just run ethernet to USB adapter cables to every place you use your phone? The author says they wire what they can, but they want WiFi for the laptop and phone.
Desperation, usually.
Though in that case requiring that Next blinks both 'x' and 'y' should obviously mean they are required to blink synchronously. Depending on how you model World you can either compose the two Next functions that blink x and y or you can multiply their respective worlds and use the product map.

None of these feel unnatural.
I want to love Ubiquiti and put their gear all over my house, I already have some long-range WiFi antennas from Ubiquiti, but my APs are all Linksys right now. However, the recent fiasco and managements apparent fail to even try to fix the issues at Ubiquiti makes me start looking for other gear instead... Worth keeping in mind.
You can also wear a fleece everywhere. It's light and comfortable. But it just doesn't look as good and people will judge you differently for it in some contexts.

Clothing is just as much about comfort as it is about impressions.
I think you were unlucky, actually. I've been playing around with it on and off for a few hours now and sometimes it gets locked into the behaviour you describe, but for the most part it's very standard 4/4.
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I'd hate for that same town to loose its historical roots and what makes it that special idyllic mountain town in the first place.

This is why housing prices in the Bay are so stupid. People don’t want it to lose it’s magic and their solution is to freeze practically all building. As a result, even the people there are forced out due to growing rents, increasing housing prices force kids to leave, commercial rents replace tattoo shops with skin spas.

And you lose the magic anyways.
Laughs in Franconian dialect

We started thinking about buying when we moved to the Nuremberg area in 2012, and started our serious house hunt in 2014. It took a full year before we managed to get an offer accepted, and we were offering full asking price, because we had to wait a few days to get mortgage approvals instead of having 300k-500k EUR in cash. We ended up with a mid-50s row house that could use new bathrooms and windows in Nuremberg's largest neighboring city/suburb, only because the seller wanted a buyer who she thought would actually live in it themselves... and are keenly aware of our good fortune. We would have to pay about 60-70% more than we did just 5 years ago to get the same thing in livable condition in this location now.
The flipside is that while you’re “taking” a house in Colorado, you’re also “freeing up” a house in California.

You’re only looking at the displaced resident being priced out. But there are many people who desperately want to move to coastal California and currently can’t because of housing costs. The migration is balanced by someone new being “priced in” to San Francisco or Los Angeles. Maybe even someone who wants to get out of their small Rocky Mountain town.
> That America somehow won the war because they were good

That's demonstrably true:

1) the Allies worked together and won, and the Axis didn't and lost. Britain and the US shared advanced technology transparently, while the enemy was limited.

2) the US was isolationist until attacked by Japan.

3) Japan refused to follow the Geneva Convention, even making a law that captured airmen were to be executed (and half were, while 1% died in German captivity.)

The leftist narrative that the US is evil is simply false.
I am using Volumio since more than 5 years and even updated the hardware version of the Raspberry in the meantime.
Since the analogue output of the raspberry is sub-par regarding quality, I chose to add an extra DAC (http://www.hifiberry.com/dacs).

The idea is to bring the lossless audio available on LAN to the audio sink (speakers) with as little quality loss as possible.

Volumio does a great job and a few of my friends are also using it now.
This is interesting. I wonder why some genuine carts have a quiescent current and tetris doesn't

Edit: I remember, Tetris is one of a few games that don't use MBCs. The quiescent current is probably that of the MBC

I hadn't looked into GB flash carts, but for GBA I was warned away from the EZ Flash Omega because apparently it used more power than the equivalent (more expensive) Everdrive. I'd be interested to see the numbers behind that.
Public opinion who actually won the war has shifted in the decades following WW2:

https://www.vox.com/2014/6/16/5814270/the-successful-70-year...

The war in Europe was already decided in 1943 at Stalingrad, over a year before the Western Front was even opened, and I guess the populace of Nazi-occupied Europe was very well aware of that.

A (not so minor) correction: The Red Army stopped roughly at the Elbe/Mulde rivers, not at the Rhine. Large parts of what would later become the Soviet Occupation Zone (and later East Germany) were actually liberated by the US Army (the US and UK do deserve a lot of credit for preventing the Soviet Union from occupying all of Europe after the war had ended of course).
Yeah, median and percentiles are awful. You usually want them only at the very top-end, as the final summary of some system. Like, “page renders within 500ms for 90% of users”.

So, well meaning engineers will collect percentiles on individual components in the system, with the idea that if you want percentiles at the end, just collect percentiles everywhere. You’re left with garbage data that can’t be aggregated in a way that makes any sense.
Ohh I am 100% agree with this! sorry if I missed the LAN part in the original post. :Facepalm:
Thats a different product, afaik.
I am not convinced.

There is no justification for specification languages to insist on a single global namespace with no option for namespacing. Just coz an operator doesn't compose does not undermine the usefulness that some things do compose, and that namespacing and scopes are generally useful organisation and communication techniques.

The only reason why LTL is in a global namespace is pure legacy inertia. Academics only apply it to toy problems, so it never needs the scaling features like namespacing.

Its not about logic. Thats just post-hoc stockholm syndrome.
Interesting list. Is there a non JS tool written in JavaScript?
The problem is "agitators". For at least the last 10 years a good many of the riots/protests you have seen on TV have been fomented and/or inflamed by paid parties. This is a 100% proof case of "Wag the Dog". I highly recommend it if you haven't seen the movie.
Cities are owned by city banks. What’s your point?
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Does anyone else append or prepend "reddit" to most of their Google searches?

I mostly do it to see real feedback from real people about whatever I'm interested in, rather than an ad-sense driven list of search results organized in descending order by the highest paying company.
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If only that was the message conveyed by the headlines.
Is any good third-party twitter client? Tweetbot was a bit better I recall
Or they do but you just never see the complaint
Peer Influence and the Power of Facebook Groups in PR
This is awesome!
Good stuff
to what extent is this factoring in the cost of rent? If I barely broke even on a sale after 5 years without accounting for the savings of not paying 5 years rent I'd be pretty happy with that exchange tbh.
A decompiler translates bytecote into a structured program.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_programming
This is because Tetris doesn't use an MBC unlike Pokemon and Wario
Tetris just has a ROM chip. The other official carts have ROM, a bank switching chip, static RAM and a power switching chip (to switch the SRAM from the internal battery to Gameboy power). So there's just more stuff on the board that can drain power.

Edit: Dang, you remembered whilst I writing my reply...
People already do ignore US IP law. It's pretty much entirely ignored by the single other meaningful competitor in the world: China.
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Even 5 years ago I would. But the level of mayhem, filth, and danger on San Francisco public transit is out of control. The BART makes the Tube look like Tokyo Metro.
Flash wasn't cost effective in the 90s, so most save games were stored in RAM with a battery so that it never lost power.
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"They are not operations on actual pounds (i.e. on the central bank currency)."

They are - because the deposits are insured 100% up to £85,000 by the deposit protection scheme.

You can show mathematically that an insured system and a in-specie system are exactly equivalent.

If I have more that £85,000 then I put it in National Savings for absolute security.

That covers over 99% of "digital cash" situations in the UK.

Neither of those things have anything to do with the central bank, because central bank money in the UK is also a derivative. The operational assets of the Bank of England are a claim on the National Loans Fund with recourse to the Consolidated Fund and ultimately parliamentary authority. Which is where Sterling truly originates.
Care to provide some working examples? Many that can be found on Google appear to be working prototypes that are not actually usable.
Developers lobbying politicians. And because jobs! Is win-win[-everybody-else-loses].
His bandcamp page has a lot of varied stuff, including his recent stab at improv ambient he knocked out in about 4 hours of work on this album: https://coldstorage.bandcamp.com/album/drift
Adding site:reddit.com is a little too verbose for me, so ultimately I end up just appending/prepending "reddit" to my query and it seems to do well enough for most of my searches.
I love seeing those bun based soy boys looking for latte in the middle of podunk, they are so cucked. And those agressive chicks, so pissed off all the time. The world owes them.
Congrats! lovely idea!

A humble suggestion would be to remove "The Best Books On .." prefix for every title, maybe just having it once at the top, as it creates a bit of friction while skimming trough the list, and I think is already implicit that it's a selection.
India is a shit hole.
We need to know the origin of Covid-19
He was an overrated thug. What good he did (e.g. HDBs) was largely a result of arm twisting and fear - of domestic communists, and being smart enough to listen to Albert Winsemius (attracting foreign investment).

He's popular in the Western media because he treated foreign investors like kings. They're happy to trumpet the successes and sweep the uglier side under the carpet and indulge the cult of personality he built.

Singapore's geography, meanwhile, is not given nearly enough credit. It had probably the world's most strategically located deep water port and being a city state helps keep the government on its toes and avoid corruption (in stark contrast to, say, Brazil/Myanmar) :

https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w19027/w190...

This is why a lot of its success is not really replicable elsewhere.
Intent matters. Devices designed to have negative effects are prohibited; deploying an IoT device working as intended within FCC limits is allowed, despite having negative effects on others; deploying the exact same IoT device with the exact same negative effects with the intent to disrupt someone else's service is prohibited.

This particular IoT setup doesn't seem to be causing any prohibited intereference, all the devices seem to be working as designed within the allowed limits and they can work equally (i.e. your device and your neighbour's 120 devices each can get 1/121th of the usage), so the neighbour being informed that you'd like to use more of the spectrum does not change anything.
That’s because you’re doing it wrong. Go full binary and you can count to 31 with one hand, 1023 with both.
That’s a great idea! My sister-in-law owns an independent bookstore. I suspect the idea could get some traction.

However, you’d probably need more than spines. One of the things about being in a store, is the ability to pull the book out, and look into it; maybe even ask questions of the staff.
Send a Gift Without an Address
Hello guys I launched a startup in less than a week, let me know your thoughts.
Story:
2 weeks ago, one of my colleagues left the company to pursue a Product Role at a startup. I wanted to buy a physical book that gives more insights and helps her in the new role but it's going to be a matter of privacy if I ask her where she lives. So, I bought an Amazon gift card, sent her the amazon product link, and asked her to buy herself, yeah not so clean job. And last year, I wanted to send something nice for my reports but couldn't do it because I cannot ask their addresses. And few more situations like this seemed like a recurring problem.

Execution: 1 week ago, I thought I had to solve this and built Surprise Gift along with my wife in less than a week while working our full-time jobs.

Product: It is easy to use form where you can let us know what product to send them and we will generate a unique link so that you can share it with the receiver or we will request if you provide their email id. Once we receive the shipping information, we will order the product and deliver it .
Because the government cannot afford the resources to untangle it all, and the rich can afford the lawyers to exploit all the loopholes, and cover the tracks after little white-collar crime "indiscretions". Who funds the lawmakers who make the tax laws? Ah...

Myself - I pay my 28%. No loopholes.
I find reading the best way to make wide, long-lasting improvements.

For short-term tactical needs I seem to learn better through video.
What??? Germany had already surrendered, Japan was the only major Axis power left.

They used the bomb immediately after it was built. There was a single test, Trinity, then the next bomb went to Japan. How could they choose Japan years in advance when they used the bomb the second it came off the assembly line???

The US nuked Japan because a land invasion was projected to kill millions on both sides. Because Japan is mountainous and its people were prepared to fight till the bitter end, which was proven by the number of kamikaze attacks.

The US wanted the war to end quickly without losing a lot of their troops. The Japanese Emperor had to be convinced the war was unwinnable. The Atom bomb was the easiest way to do that. The US also avoided bombing Kyoto to preserve Japanese cultural heritage. If they wanted to to do maximum damage, they could have done worse.

It should be remembered that it was Japan that attacked the United States, which was at the time a neutral power. They, like Germany, brought the war and destruction upon themselves.

Somehow you twist a war that was started by Japan into "The US is racist". As an American, I find that incredibly offensive.
I think to compile a list of JavaScript Tooling Not in JavaScript.
After. Almost everything is broken. Keeping JavaScript enabled with a privacy/ads blocker is better for me.
Banks can always go bust without savers being affected. You have a well documented resolution procedure for banks, which involves the shareholders taking a bath and HM Treasury recapitalising the bank using the Contingencies Fund.

It is for the Bank of England to take the loss, not the depositors, since the Bank of England is regulating the banks.
> wealthy Californians fleeing

There are more than Californians and I think this story applies to all “rich states moving to lower tax states.”

There were many states [0] with net migration loss and while California alone isn’t enough, you have to lump in NY, IL, NJ, CT, MA, MD you get significant numbers and that’s year after year.

[0] https://taxfoundation.org/state-migration-trends/
Human children, like most other social primates, have evolved to do best when raised by an extended family unit. In modern societies we have replaced the extended family (tribe) with daycare and schooling, and in some cases, communal areas such as parks.

Without the interaction of other adults and children, children get quickly bored and require much more attention than a couple let alone a single individual can provide.
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Funnily, yesterday I was at someone who has a house outfitted like this. But the battery of his doorbell ran out so I had to knock, LOL.
In the case of web/RESTful services, I'm just relying on Heroku/Dokku.
Unconditionally consent? That's insane. I have conditions on my consent every time I have sex. My consent is conditional on the fact that protection is used with my secondary partners, and with my primary partner it is conditional that they haven't been having any unprotected sex without my knowledge.
The natural state is that people and other animals can only "own" land that they physically occupy and defend by force. The kind of property ownership where (you can make) other people stay out of your house without your own presence and without involving arming yourself is largely granted by governments and paid for in taxes.

Fortunately most of us are born in a time and place with governments having reasonable attitudes towards property ownership. (That includes myself, but not my parents.) But it's often hard for privileged people to see themselves as such.
I do. I also add news.ycombinator.com when it's about technology. It provides better discussions than reddit on average.
It would change the ecosystem, for the better, if Google would uphold and enforce their policies as fiercly as Apple does. It would surely reduce the amount dark pattern predatory apps on the market place, and overall just pull the quality up a few notches.

Why they haven't done so already is a mystery to me.
It's just bank accounts at the Bank of England - something the BoE got out of in 2008.

Anything else drops down a money laundering black hole.
I like the idea, I love to wander on old bookstores as well. But that's the magic, isn't? Walk there, be there, listen the sounds, see tourists as well, see the owner (often an old person with his own "methods"), the smell, the closed spaces. I like the idea but the feeling won't be the same at all if I can navigate it from the couch.
Likely, but you probably also depend on a browser... OTOH html5 seems quite backwards compatible and stable
Great idea, and interesting website. But I will try steer away from it to protect my wallet (hopeless) :D
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In most cases, your best bet is multiple, lower power APs with copper backhaul to your network.
I'm not very familiar with the details, but I can comment on the results that I see: there's a multitude of python implementations (Jython, ironpython, pypy, stackless python), but only CPython has widespread adoption and there's little overlap between the ecosystems: rarely will python code be written to run on multiple implementations. I think the largest reason for this is that the CPython ecosystem is basically built on a foundation native C code (not just in the standard library but in many of the commonly used packages), and that interface is only starting to get some standardisation, as well as being very tied to CPython implementation details which made it very difficult to implement on other platforms.
Taking mom and pops businesses online
Taking mom and pops businesses online and automating their processes for increased efficiency
> My source for this is documentation on display in the Hiroshima museum. Make of it what you will. PS: I don't judge the US for being racist - everyone was racist by today's standard anno 1944.

There's probably an actual argument to be made for it being motivated by racism but what you have posted here is not doing much for the case.
Does it do the thing where you can find a book that fell down from the shelf behind in another topic that might actually be more interesting than what you were looking for?
> I understand this is not for everyone and I understand the negative perception of 'outsiders' pushing the price up for locals, but at the end of the day I'm optimizing for my own quality of life.

It's unfortunate that you phrase that as egoistic because I think that apart from real estate price (which is highly location dependent because it depends on zoning laws) locals are better with the influx of money. In my experience in France, some rural places with low real estate tension are very happy to see urban people coming, but in other (like small coastal cities) there is a huge resentment because real estate skyrocket in a relatively short time.