skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We need more "Explain things like I'm a programmer" explanations.

I've tried to grok music theory several times. I've never understood the scale/notes, notations. The 2nd array (with sharps and flats) and couple paragraphs made it "click" instantly. Because it was in a language and presentation I understand.
The US is not tracking down and transporting all blacks to work camps to "reeducate them" with the data they collect.

The CCP is doing this to their Uighur population. Do you not see the difference in extremes?
chezmoi [1] looks like a tool for power-users. I'll give it a try and see how it goes. It seems to be more capable (and more complex) than dotbot [2]

[1] https://github.com/twpayne/chezmoi

[2] https://github.com/anishathalye/dotbot#plugins
https://www.ted.com/talks/terry_moore_how_to_tie_your_shoes
It might be a good idea to omit the school's name.
Indeed. I use the Ian knot normally, but if I were to be doing something like hiking or ice skating, I'll use that variation. It never comes undone.
Arch wiki has a nice list: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Dotfiles#Tools

I made a dotfile management tool: https://github.com/knoebber/dotfile , but it's not based on git or designed for directories of files.

I think Chezmoi would fit your usecase well: https://www.chezmoi.io/
I will be all post will go through approval before being posted
Facebook plans for ‘social audio’ tools
> Yeah, which means that reporting the value of a security seconds after opening is an act of advertising, not one that evaluates the securities actual value.

Do you have any other way of evaluating it's value? You have to evaluate it somehow because it's worth more than 0, your broker can't give it to you for free. There is a real bid/ask spread, and I'm guessing you don't want to buy with no idea what price you're buying for.

The pricing is inefficient after opening but it's still real. Also who's to say it'll be over priced? It could just as well be underpriced immediately after listing. I'm not sure how this counts as "advertising"
Yes, it appears that way because of the way the moderation works. Comments that HN wants to be hidden just get sent to the bottom of the comment stack, then grayed out, then hidden. You probably believe that only comments that users downvote get sent to the bottom, but no, there is a secret rating system controlled by the mods that causes certain comments to behave as if they were already downvoted. It's an opaque system that is selectively applied so as to conceal its nature.

If the system were honest and fair, the mods would have no reason to hide their behavior.

Now I have to be careful, I've posted 3 comments in the last hour and I'm running up against my rate limit since the mods have highlighted me as a troublemaker. Can't say too much exposing the secret system of moderation here, they don't like that.
Something made to be a choose your own adventure is a different experience to a film - it's a lazy video game basically.
David Pedersen's streams/videos are also great: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDmSWx6SK0zCU2NqPJ0VmDQ/vid...
I will second Laravel. Also PHP developers are cheaper, if one day your project turns into a business, you can hire for a lot less money.
If you like this, you may also be interested in the Animated Knots website, which includes a page on Square/Reef knots, the Granny mistake, and the Shoelace Bow:

https://www.animatedknots.com/square-knot

https://www.animatedknots.com/shoelace-bow-knot

The latter page links back to the submitted link!
Maybe it’s a Webistics situation.
> insinuating it was OK to call for Mike Pence's execution by a violent mob.

Where did I insinuate this?
Would someone call Michael Lewis and make sure he's looking into this story?
I use them fairly often, but I'm a network engineer.

I odo ccasionally use the (already-mentioned)

$ ping 1.1

$ 10.1

variants, but I use "these obscure formats" more frequently when dealing with 4-byte ASNs (cf. [0], for example).

--

[0]: https://ccieblog.co.uk/bgp/bgp-4-byte-as-numbers
This is _specifically_ the one place where we require a rotating password too, so I think those experiments are informative.
Really all of these are shorthand for something much more fundamental around ratios and how these are experienced by the human body at different frequencies.

Harmony is shorthand for ratios at audible frequencies (~20-20,000 Hz) as they are quite directly picked up in the ear. Rhythm is shorthand for ratios expressed at much lower frequencies (~0.1-10Hz) which the body interprets with relation to its own functions (heartbeat, walking, dancing, speech). Melody is a combination of harmonic and rhythmic ratios in a way the human body has been trained to hear as a 'voice'.
I think the author is getting stuck in tactics, not strategy.

Problem: OP does not have the freedom to pursue what he finds interesting.

Tactic: Given existing work arrangements, attempt to negotiate a setup where he can just work on what he wants. If the employer changes its mind, OP gets to restart the cycle.

Strategy: Avoid having this problem in the first place.

Pursuing the strategy means taking a high-paying job, saving a large fraction (https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-si...) and having the financial freedom to never worry about this problem again.
I keep seeing it described as "a New Jersey deli". Here in this article "rural New Jersey". It's a 15 minute drive from South Philadelphia and across the Delaware from the Philadelphia airport. I don't think it's as charming as people are imagining it. Less Garden State and more Superfund Site.
> That's not in context to the article since most (all?) of the examples to be protected were illegal attacking property rights.

I don't see how my comment is out of context. If the property owner wants to have the vandalism removed, I view that as solely his prerogative whether the vandal was Banksy or anyone else.

> This is the mainstream I'm talking about, I feel like you only support the team after they win the final. (Banksy)

I don't understand this retort. I don't support vandalism (i.e., defacing someone's property without consent) at all, whether by Banksy or anyone else. It seems like you're trying to make a distinction between Uncool Mainstream Posers and True Aficianados of Street Art, but I don't see how that distinction is relevant. As far as I can tell, the only pertinent factor is whether or not the property owner consents. Maybe this isn't the argument you meant to make, in which case perhaps you could clarify?
"No, it will take time. I mean there are entire generations of black males missing from their familial units. That kind of trauma don't heal "suddenly"."

So, leaving criminal black males with their familial units will fix it then? You realize children raised with abusive (possibly violent) parents are statistically more likely to turn into criminals too right? Just having a father figure present doesn't suddenly mean things will improve.
If you look closely, that error happens at the print line statement, not at the constant declaration. The constant is perfectly legal to exist as written, and you can even do constant operations like mathematics on it, you just can't legally assign it to a variable (implicitly in this case as part of the function call) if it's value is too large for the type of that variable.
Windows 10 here.

Chrome ~2.5% https://streamable.com/flb8rh

Firefox ~3.5% https://streamable.com/dkrp0w
According to the commit [0], you may be able to configure the period using the 'privacy.webrtc.deviceGracePeriodTimeoutMs' option in about:config

[0] https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/rMOZILLACENTRAL1513...
Ok but that isn’t ‘anything remotely controversial’.
You lose some it every time you recycle. Of course in theory you can treat all the aluminum waste and get every gram of metal back, but it's not viable in practice.
Doctors are testing a prescription video game for Covid-19 ‘brain fog’
Yup... Lists, `inline`, and ```code``` would be fantastic. It's so annoying for n.yc to be literally the only place on the internet where you can type into a textbox but that textbox isn't some variation of markdown. (even facebook messages [on web] supports triple-ticks for code!)
While this is true isn't it helpful to make people feel included.

In some cases, I found it the opposite. I've discussed this with a woman or two, as I was curious, and didn't want to offend. And they felt it includes them. Nothing is changed because they are there, they're just "one of the guys". Not a woman, or a man. Just another person in the group.

You cite Dublin, and that's valid. And yet, that was me point. Here was have a world spanning company, Google, which should be as "metropolitan' as they come, blathering on about setting world-wide language policy, from the viewpoint of a small little US state.

Seems very, very colloquial to me.

If you're going to work in a world-spanning company, thinking your culture, in your little, tiny corner of the world, is "right" all the time is absurd.
Just for fun and for educational purposes.

I‘m maintaining most unofficial architectures in Debian that are part of „Debian Ports“.
I don't understand what you mean. The cellular network to which you are connected is not forwarding your requests to your "home" cellular network.
Soldering ROM
Anyone ever added an additional ROM chip to their motherboard that would be enabled/disabled via a jumper, switch or twisted wires?

Asking for many friends that I haven't met yet.

Seems like as hardware consumers we should be able to circumvent the SPF of a single soldered on firmware bootloader.

Sheesh- seems easy enough to engineer easily removable bootstrap hardware solutions ..
The Benefits of Forced Experimentation
> but it gets the job done quite well

I don't know, I often find myself having to click random things to find the feature I'm looking for, even having to fall back to DDG a couple of times because I cannot find what I'm looking for.
The truly wealthy (e.g. Bezos) bypass income tax. The rich (e.g. surgeon making 400k/year) tend not to.

But the last line I wrote was addressing this issue. We should prevent the wealthy from bypassing income tax. That is a different issue from what the taxes will look like.
In the Midlands school I went to, this was called a 'peanut'.
Many stocks would actually lose half their value if they go back to their value from a few months ago.
As others have mentioned, Ian's knots has great reccommendations, but overlooked is the "surgeon's knot".

This one has two twists instead of the normal one, and comes out like a square knot if done right. It won't come untied by itself, ever. But you can untie it by tugging on the tails of the laces. You can do this one with a thumb on the initial bend, unlike the "bunny ears" style knots.

It's a hell of a lot better than the "double knot" your kids' teachers will do if they go to school with any kind of single knot, square or not. Double knotting just results in big jams when one tries to untie it later.

Check out the surgeon's knot: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/surgeonknot.htm
As someone who wants to try his code, this is easy to say. But more often than not, hacks and imperfections in the code will be pointed to and laughed at. Companies interviewing him might think less of him, etc. They will get angry with him if he doesn’t fix bugs they find. And do we really expect the community to be appreciative of what he’s done? Open source developers talk about how they maybe make $100 in donations for libraries that millions of people use.

It’s easy to tell someone to share something without understanding there’s usually more harm than good.
Logically speaking, Rust's "enums" are neither enums (in the traditional sense) nor unions. They are tagged unions / disjoint unions / variants / coproducts / algebraic data types. We many names for this concept, but "union" is not one of them, because a union allows for a non-empty intersection.

Under the hood, of course, they are implemented with C-style unions with fields sharing memory. But to conflate Rust's enums with how they are implemented is to disregard the extra safety that they provide.
I've tried running in cotton and it is not a pleasant experience, especially in high humidity or rainy conditions (very common where I live).
Why not make it a user preference, like showdead & co? Just make it off by default.
The rationale goes in the opposite direction. If investors led a funding round at a valuation of 4 Bn, that's already how much they think it's worth it and, in most cases, its market value is a bit less.
Covid... In negative sense, but also in investing sense.
We will see a multitude of R&D and investments in all sorts of forms around this buzzword. From tests, filtering, mRNA to all sorts of medical innovations.
Huawei had unauthorized access from China and they circumvented the password policy from KPN.

They may have eavesdropped, because they had an application that could listen to every phone call on the KPN network. Which was forbidden.

https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-achtergrond/huawei-kon-alle...
The SH-5 was the 64-bit model that never really launched although it did have gcc support at one point.
Replit (YC W18) Is Hiring a Developer Experience (DX) Engineer
The J-Core people are planning to release a J4 CPU, but I don’t know when that will happen.

I just received my Turtle Board with J2 and will give it a go how far I will get with that.
Inflation isn't a tax on savings because you're not supposed to be saving currency. You're supposed to be saving value by investing currency. That's how currency works: it retains value only for as long as necessary. Investments, on the other hand, retain value in the long run. No need to conflate the two. In fact it's a harmful narrative to try and conflate the two.

This is a pretty fundamental misunderstanding of modern economics.
Harmony Remote Manufacturing, Service and Support Update (Harmony discontinued)
I've always wondered why this feature exists and I'm still not sure, nonetheless I've set a custom color (currently a fetching shade of purple - 8185E2), and change it about once a year, previously 00FF91 and FFF200.

If nothing else, I can tell at a glance if I'm logged in or not.
I use Aurora for the Playstore. It's buggy but does the trick for the few apps not in FDroid. No account needed as they provide a service for shared credentials.
It's. It even well optimized for that. It's a very clunky path-dependent system that has centuries-old cruft just because it's difficult to change culture and it's mostly passable for an orchestra of different instruments to use a shared notation. Instruments with a strong culture of solo music (guitar) often use different notation.
They named the div at the bottom nicely, such that $('.paywall').remove() in the js console removes it.
I'm glad you got out safely. Judging by all the replies it's far more likely than I guessed. I've been lucky.
Expanding American Rail Capacity
Thanks. I assumed that ISA influences architecture more because there are ARM IoT processors but not X86.
Right pointing arrow

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3169169
I recently did this too, took about a week to get in the habit but now it's great!
This can't be a new idea. Why is it making news now?
What's purportedly up with them?
Try the Surgeon's Knot instead: https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/surgeonknot.htm
Not sure about Okta, but systems I've seen in the past (fraud detection etc) will quickly learn the pattern and not challenge you as often. It depends a lot on the data points the system uses to calculate risk as well as any configurable thresholds.
Yes, the situation seems to be changing rapidly, and appears now to be much improved.
1. Abandon any notion of “should” and replace it by nurturing your own genuine curiosity or desire to play with new ones.

2. Abandon the “consistent” part of this goal. Curiosity and creativity is inconsistent.

3. Talk with other people about this.
Presumably advocates of NSFW content on large social networks don’t see a problem with it. Hopefully you see where the other user was coming from now; not looking for you to agree with them.
I suppose this is the last men’s hotel, as in, literally for men-only, in Chicago.

But there are still single-room occupancy buildings, or SROs, around. They are largely clustered in Uptown. I would link to them, but, perhaps unsurprisingly: not much of a web presence.

And let me tell you, as one of those gentrifying tech folks living in the new or refurbished developments in Uptown and Edgewater: there are some nice folks there. One of them gave me a clicker randomly to help me train my dog. Walk by these buildings every day, they always compliment my dog.
I did some data management a while back for higher education institutions from Brazil and took that opportunity to contribute to WikiData.

Not a recommendation, just a shoutout to them. Also, OpenRefine helped so much, kudos to all involved.
And still regulators will not step in. And still the Fed will pump money both announced and unannounced. The financial world is a complete joke. Makes complete sense that Elon Musk is pumping dogecoins.
I don't know why, but the picture of the shoe, with the knot at the toe end of the shoe, makes me angry. I mean, literally angry, very angry, yet there is zero valid reason to be that emotionally charged about it.

Intellectually, I wonder "how will one get their shoe off, without lots of work". Yet the anger is intense for some inane reason.

Now I wonder if I need therapy, due to some shoe related horror in the past.
Having built a lot of rpi projects bulletproof is the last word that comes to mind though. I mean the software end is usually fine if the sd card doesn’t get corrupted but building physically robust devices is a serious challenge.
Interesting takeaway here... the victims were 59 and 69 years old! So probably not kids making a YouTube video.

As someone who lives in this area, I'm terrified of people using "autopilot" here and I try to stay away from Tesla's lest anyone try it. It's a very bad place to play with that, given the curvy roads, narrow lanes, and tons of trees.
The UK simply mandated that large banks must offer fee free basic bank accounts to all and make ATM withdrawals free from any other bank's ATMs.

(Most bank accounts in UK have no fees if you never go overdrawn anyway, but previously banks could refuse to open one if they considered you a credit risk.)
Don't hire a developer if you want a tester or a support agent or a document writer. Developers cost so much more why not target your task to an expert in that area?
Maybe the school doesn’t exist and is in fact a honey pot.
I haven't but I've recently revived my interest in 19th century literature and will move this up my reading list.
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? So long as humans differ in competence, inequality is inherent in their interactions. As for prosperity, I suppose it depends on how one measures it. One way to do it is the kardaschev scale (0), which would suggest that society has never been more prosperous than it is today, when inequality is arguably the highest it has ever been. How would you measure prosperity?

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kardashev_scale
"The Kardashev scale is a method of measuring a civilization's level of technological advancement based on the amount of energy it is able to use. The measure was proposed by Soviet astronomer Nikolai Kardashev in 1964"
I've written an accessible skin for HN that's about 90% complete. It targets WCAG 2.0. I will post it here when it's released.

The text is mostly illegible, but there are LOTS of other issues too, tap target sizing for example.
There are only so many slots available for user preferences before things become much too complicated, and I don't think that one clears the bar. It's much harder to remove these things than to add them. Better not to get on the bad side of that Maxwell demon.
It is a waste of time that could be avoided. And exists only becasue of insistence on lock-in by the likes of Apple.
People are very negative about these kinds of TED talks, but I actually improved my hand drying technique after the TEDx on it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FMBSblpcrc

That and using the back of my hand/arm to push off the water from my body after a shower keep our towels much dryer and nicer.
If you're looking for series that really focus on the "character study" aspect, then I would recommend Welcome to the NHK and Tatami Galaxy. Both series deal a lot with regret, hopelessness, and isolation, which I think are themes that might be especially potent given this past year. NHK in particular is a very intimate look inside the head of a deeply flawed person. Sometimes it's hilarious, other times extremely tragic and moving. I happened to come across it at a point where I was very depressed and struggling to find direction in life, and it affected me deeply. Fair warning - the subtitles in Tatami Galaxy can sometimes be hard to follow because the characters talk so damn fast. The very first scene is especially bad offender, so give it a couple minutes before giving up for that reason.
Icons on macOS Big Sur are still the old ones. So far, only the Mozilla products (firefox/thunderbird) haven't updated macOS icons.

not sure why at this point.
> His explanation is "it only looks like it's moving, due to the zoom". This paper, as well as the pilot that took that video disagrees. Interview with Chad Underwood, the pilot that took the FLIR Video

Mick West's claim is that the object appears to be moving erratically because the camera keeps losing track of it. He specifically addresses the Underwood interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sqq4AsQch6g
That was what most of our customers did for on-the floor tablets.

They would also use mounted TVs and have their scrum around our app's dashboard page which was something none of the developers had thought of.
> I mean he’s just saying what he believes, he could be very well be right, we don’t know.

Except he is NOT right and we DO know. The election was NOT rigged or stolen from him. He lost. Plain and simple.
There is a special t-shirt folding method with this same property.
Google maps entry with photos, menu, etc:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Your+Hometown+Deli/@39.839...

Street view: https://www.google.com/maps/@39.8401111,-75.239345,3a,90y,10...

No pastrami on the menu, even though it's a NJ Deli. Hmm.
The ratio of submissions/comments is impressively high, this surely explains why the upvoted articles are almost always interesting.

Thanks for all that work!
s/if/when
The difference here is social platforms claim they are not publishers under section 230.

"No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider"

Therefore the correlation does not work.

Part of the intent for section 230 was to allow free open discussion without the platform being liable. But once they begin to curate the content ( nice way to say censor ) they are no longer performing under section 230.
Because this particular company is funnier than a typical shell company.
I would agree, if the Autopilot didn't need a significant amount of human attention to avoid a simple, potentially deadly crash. Your equation should be rewritten to:

human paying attention to driving + human preventing Autopilot from crashing + Autopilot

I seriously doubt this divided attention produces a safer system with today's technology.
Except
Yes. Hire a consultant to advise your company. Key terms are RPO and RTO.
This is your lucky day! Not only is your question answered in this recent Mini-FAQ:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26652363

... there's even a simple algorithm which will help you answer it for yourself in the future:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26637365