skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
how do you do that?

also its not on the list..
[Oh, wow! A new skill learnt]
Why does the Windows Ecosystem use /x for command line args rather than -x?
Speeding is by definition both an unacceptable risk and illegal.

Even driving the speed limit is only acceptable in ideal conditions. Driving at those speeds is illegal in rain, fog, snow, etc as it puts others at what is considered an unacceptable risk.

You and many others may decide to ignore public safety and the law, but that doesn’t somehow make it safe. While you personally may feel homicide is a reasonable trade off for convince, don’t assume everyone that happens to be near a public street and who’s life your willing to sacrifice, agrees with you. The occasional person killed in their own homes might have considered it a reasonable trade off, but we can’t ask them. EX: https://www.wfft.com/content/news/Woman-in-Fort-Wayne-killed...
I dont think thats fair either. The transactions are public and the addrresses are public and addresses are basically just unique usernames. So you always know what address is behind a transaction, but ownership info is not always guaranteed.
Libertarian/AnCap here, and I agree with you 100%
Yes there is an API, you can send inquirey through Send Feedback feature on the site.
> Weird how almost nothing Patrick talked about in that talk panned out -- no JVM backend ... no JavaScript backend

At the time of writing this comment:

js
Use new nqp::time instead of nqp::time_(i|n)
20 days ago

jvm
[JVM] Add op 'nativecallinvoke'
15 days ago

moar
Disallow explicity specifying op write registers
8 days ago

From https://github.com/Raku/nqp/tree/master/src/vm
This sounds like conspiracy theory stuff. There's this secret bad stuff that I know about, but you don't because "they" hide the evidence.

So, how do you know? What is your objectively verifiable evidence that this secret system exists?

Or are you just referring to the editors' ability to kill a post that they deem to be against the site guidelines? They have that power, but it's not a secret.
Very good, but I think all these alternate base systems need entirely different digits. People are too used to thinking of '10' as ten.
It was just a big LARP
The first PDF I had was a 'bonus' book that came on a CD included with a programming book. There was a compiler along with sample code from the book, and then something like SAMS Teach Yourself Visual C++ in 21 Days.

I absolutely hated it. My screen was only 640x480, so I could barely see a whole page, much less see my IDE at the same time. These were the days of single 14 or 15 inch monitors, not dual or triple 24" widescreens.

It was also a little on the slow side. Early Pentium, 8MB RAM, 4X CD-ROM...

These days I'm delighted to see a PDF. There's a table of contents and index, they're searchable...copy and paste usually stinks, though.

PDF's are forever. They print nicely. They don't get lost when the project upgrades a major version, you can still use them when there's a DNS issue with your ISP, you can use them when you don't have internet...
serously? try heading to

https://reddit.com/r/policebrutality
Yes, but Azure interruptible GPUs are usually cheaper
N.B. recently reposted, but originally written in 2009.
Note that this judge denied the motion for a mistrial. He didn’t think the jurors would be threatened enough by such words to alter their verdict to protect their own property/lives. However he is noting that an appeals court may decide differently. In short, it’s creating risk for the plaintiffs, which is self defeating for Maxine Waters.

Personally I feel that urging people to get “confrontational” if they don’t get the verdict they want from a lawful process of our justice system seems much more like incitement of violence than anything Trump said in his January 6th speech, which explicitly had called for a peaceful march (transcript: https://www.rev.com/blog/transcripts/donald-trump-speech-sav...) but was nevertheless widely reported as incitement and resulted in permanent bans of Trump across every social media/tech platform. This isn’t the first controversy for Maxine Waters either, and I wonder if she will face a similar ban across these platforms (unlikely).
How about this: There is no doubt in my mind -- none -- that you know exactly what I'm talking about.

And all anyone really needs to know, in order to suspect dishonesty and censorship from you, is an awareness of your shadowbanning tactics.

-----

It's ok though. There are other culturally influential websites where people/groups can market their ideas, cults, viewpoints, albums, etc. And some of them don't shadowban. Some of them do something a little different instead.

It all works out. Have a nice day!
So for me the granny knot's instability made sense after I started trying to tie square knots. When you screw those up it becomes pretty obvious.
Now imagine a banking system where banks can go bust without savers (with just cash on their accounts) having to worry. The aftermath of the global financial crisis would have been quite a bit different: Fewer bankers getting a bailout and more shareholders of big banks actually being held accountable for the unduly risk they took. The fact that a lot of people's money is debt on the balance sheet of a bank creates dangerous co-dependencies between let's say the investment banking and the classical private banking. There are many ways this can be addressed but CBDC are definitely one of them.
I would have no idea what the new dark mode camera icon was if it wasn't next to the old camera icon. Light mode seems better but not by much.
You might want to consider that autonews.com is the url of Automotive News, a widely-read trade publication from Crain Communications. (I get access to it as I work for a Tier-1 automotive supplier). IANAL, but you probably will get in hot water if you keep using autonews.io, even non-commercially. (trademark infringement, cyber-squatting, and the like) (edit:sp)
(off)

For your list of downranked content: it looks like crypto is either downranked or banned.
Cashback deal you can find on the internet and in the offline store nxt
The best cashback deal you can find on the internet and in the offline store next door.
Rogers (one of Canada's largest cellular service providers) was down 12hr
you know how some people say that joe rogan is gwyneth paltrow for men? i.e. he's a panderer and a snake oil salesperson that packages their snake oil and pithy advice in such a way that it's palatable and relatable to men?

every day on hn there are countless articles that are of the self-help variety from various entrepreneurs and startup celebrities and whatever. why is this kind of content so popular on a place that prides itself on rigorous rational inquiry (or whatever it is that's on the masthead)? basically i see people nodding along with the most superficial "wisdom" and i don't understand

1) why people are fine with being pandered to

2) why people don't seek out counsel from trained professionals (i.e. therapists) or at least the truly wise (the steinbecks of the world).

in reality i know the answer to these questions (that people here are no different from joe rogan/gwyneth paltrow fans they just have a different flavor) but i just wish hn would drop the pretense about "curious discourse" or whatever.
I think it was obvious there was no plan but I'm not sure you can say it was overblown when people died.
Yeah, we tend to bark at the finger, and miss the moon it is pointing too.

The idea is to remove people-relative measures, and cultivate deep, meaningful work for its own sake [1]. Some ways of doing that are better than others. For some, the platitude works. For others, not.

[1] happiness hypothesis -- jonathan haidt.
Duo Mobile CLI
I use motioneye on a cheap pi zero w to monitor my wife's pottery kiln. It's great! I haven't tested it for storage/retrieval though.
The predecessor to the SuperH is the H8 family of devices, which notably included H8/3292, the microcontroller in the Lego Mindstorms RCX. Obviously an irrelevant implementation detail to 99% of users, but deeply important if you were one of those weirdos who compiled BrickOS for your system so that your Lego robot could run a real C program, and even moreso if you needed to rewrite parts of your program in native assembly language to make it run fast enough to be usable.

(This was me, in my bedroom at age 16, furiously preparing a robot capable of playing Connect-4 for an rtlToronto Lego robotics competition called Deep Yellow...)
There's always gaming. You don't have to make a game; just automate bits of browser games. I'd make scripts that monitor and track prices or calculate the likely value of raid targets as well as the optimal time to re-raid the same target.

This is another good place to start: https://xkcd.com/1205/

Find out what you're spending time on, especially little things that you do 50 times a day. You don't even have to be good at it. Take Simone Giertz for example. She makes completely pointless robots and people love them.

My personal side interests is procedural generation. I think it's a neglected field because you can just invest in AI/ML and get better results, but there's a certain level of beauty in procedural things. There's some interesting examples at https://www.reddit.com/r/proceduralgeneration/
I came here to post a version of this. The tough part is that I don't know if it's useful or not. I feel like this kind of self-criticism motivated me and "keeps me honest", but maybe it just induced anxiety and causes me to avoid tasks? I didn't feel like this article addressed the issue enough to increase my confidence in either possibility.
Do you have any solution for RSS to Kindle? I would happily pay to have my RSS feeds delivered straight to my Kindle. In fact I just today paid for https://app.newslettertokindle.com/ for very similar reasons.
Its looking like the 4 people (2 men + 2 wives) were originally in the car. The 2-wives got out, and watched the 2-men drive away. Minutes later, the car crash occurred.

I'm really not seeing how a 3rd person magically appears in this story.
Reminds me of "The Hustle" by the same guy who did "Microservices." https://youtu.be/_o7qjN3KF8U (2 minutes long)
multiple security firms independently found the same too
Is it every time? It is something that I've only noticed about e-ink posts in the last two months or so. Prior to that I've always wondered why they were so expensive. The posts that I've seen regarding e-ink and patents seem to be very persuasive.
As the saying goes, this is barking at the finger, and missing the moon.

The method (your habits vs op's) are not what's important. The result should be deep meaningful work for each individual.
Canonical's Unity was no reinvention of anything.

It was the application of better concepts from both OSX and Windows. That was it strength. Top menu (better mouse usability), HUD (better keyboard usability), grid virtual desktops (better visual muscle memory), and so on. Nothing there was new or unique. But it was more ergonomic than the alternatives now.

I still miss the HUD, and the reason I use Gnome is support for autorotation, and other hardware features. And the fact that Unity now is a dead end.

It seems you did not use Unity, and you were part of the group of people who caused its demise by endlessly complaining.
¿Qué es exactamente lo que pretendes hacer con esta cadena de comentarios?
A social cannabis app (since its legal where I live -- Canada). It seems like the available alternatives on the app store generally aren't fulfilling their user's needs.
With the Secure Ian's knot, I keep the slip knot loose and only strengthen the other one against that one. It stays firm and my shoe stays comfortable.
For years, I used my Kindle + Google Voice as my portable “phone.”

I’d get voicemails (transcribed) and text messages to my Gmail and could text back from there. Gmail even had a lite version that worked quite well on the Kindle’s experimental browser. Fortunately, my needs for making/receiving an actual call on-the-go were nearly non-existent so it worked quite well.

Was really sad when they pulled the plug on the free 3G.
I get more done. Before it was "why bother trying, I'll never match them". Now I just put in consistent effort - small amounts at a time - rather than giving up before I start. Guess it depends upon your underlying personality.
Try doing a double knot. There's a double starting knot shown:

https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/doublestartknot.htm

And then also a surgeons knot is shown:

https://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/surgeonknot.htm

(which doesn't use the double starting knot)

I do both together, starting with two twists and then also wrapping the loops twice.

I experimented with the double knot following some foot pain; the advantage for me is that the knot doesn't really slip any, allowing me to set the tension I want and not have to revisit it. I guess you then also have to make sure not to over-tighten.

I read about it here: https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/more-sports/running-doc-d...
People memorize digits of pi. An outlier for sure, but a 7 year old memorized over 1k digits a few years ago. Pretty crazy!
Easy: Every journalist registers, gets a big bright vest with a HUGE QR code that can be read by any device within 30 feet.

Cops scan code: to verify, don't even need to go near them, easily know who to avoid... it's not fucking rocket science...

They see this as a war against the media and anyone who supports the protestors.
Of course not, OhSighCoins are surely worth at least $2 each!
My understanding was always that fusion _in stars_ ends with iron. Maybe that's why people simplify and assume fusion stops entirely?
Appreciate the project, web archives are becoming an important part of the internet ecosystem.

I personally have no issue with the defaults, but if you've agonized over the defaults, perhaps you should consider clearly documenting it in the main project README instead of leaving it for people to find in the config documentation.
If you want to do only what you find interesting with no pay, make an open source project.

If you want some pay, start your own business. Yes some parts are sucky, but you can freely choose between doing them or letting your business fail.

If you're working for someone else, why would they hire you to do just the interesting work? If it was all interesting they would just get free labour.
Well, yes. But air routes are not at all as congested as highways, and air traffic control keeps traffic out of your way. An autopilot in a plane is established technology and suitable for conditions, the other, not at all. Calling experimental lane-keeping technology an "autopilot" is just the wrong terminology and does not increase safety.
It is also the same as the Turquoise Turtle knot, mentioned by Brian Toss in his great book, "The Rigger's Apprentice". He discovered it in a clothing store of that name.

The Berluti knot traces back into European aristocracy.

Ian's secure knot neglects to tuck one of the loose ends - it's not as secure.
You can do that with the square itself.
Actually, there is a real isekai series with an Aegis class destroyer going to another world other than Zipang: :)
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/rune-troopers/

Yes, that's an elf, an Aegis class destroyer and a dragon on the picture. ;-)

I haven't read this series yet but it seems to be doing good with 10 light novel volumes out so far. :)

While I haven't seen that that yet but an Isekai series based around a nuclear submarine would be cool. Being nuclear powered it could be rather independent from the now missing modern infrastructure. They could also include dramatic elements such as the submarine hiding underwater during a nuclear Armageddon only to surface later to find out they have been somehow transported into a world of swords and magic instead of the radioactive wasteland they have expected. Not that it would make it any less dangerous and their adventures any less epic. ;-)

BTW, tracked down the Japanese-island-chain-in-Isekai as well:
https://www.novelupdates.com/series/nihonkoku-shoukan/

"Basically, the Japanese version of Island in the Sea of Time.

For clarity: The summoned area of Japan are the four disputed Kuril Islands, Japan Home Islands, and Ryuku Islands"
Ask HN: Is building an MVP in Nestjs / TypeORM a mistake?
7-Zip allows you to create Explorer integration from the app itself, so it's unaffected.

VS Code (Codium), Notepad++, possibly Git Extensions, forgot what else (maybe Windows Terminal) create Explorer integration if you check certain boxes in the installer. And Scoop skips the installer, and you can't add integration after the fact.
Yet another example of the 'Scunthorpe Problem'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem

Which is, in itself, a version of the 'Streisand Effect'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect

It's time we didn't keep falling over ourselves to prevent supposedly innocent eyes from seeing things that other (more tolerant) people don't get too worked up over.
If you are feeling consistently behind others, please consider seeing a doctor and adding one or more of the the big three of individual cognitive reshaping: 1. Meditation, 2. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, 3. Medication. And nearly everyone would benefit from (4) cultivating an additional meaningful relationship in their life.

These have significant research supporting _at least one_ as a meaningful long-term change agent in depressed or unhappy individuals. You may enjoy the Happiness Hypothesis for a wealth of other research-supported insights into a fulfilling life.
Unfortunately Microsoft was inconsistent with this advice. They published that article in 2016, however in 2018 I logged this issue regarding their published best practices:

https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/windows-itpro-docs/issues/5...
You're telling me you knew that was a broom and not a showerhead?
Well put.

My undergrad degree was in music. That career lasted 10 years and then I pivoted to marketing. With no relevant degree under my belt and no resources to go back to school, I felt perpetually behind. That feeling motivated me to read and self-study anything and everything I could get my hands on.

I believe I'm a better professional because of it and, combined with some good luck, allowed me to capitalize on opportunities that wouldn't have happened otherwise.
The big problem is unless you use fisheye lenses like 6 or 11mm full frame (35mm equivalent), the full frame equivalent focal length you get with the HQ camera sensor is practically in the exotic telephoto range, it's a crop factor of like 5.2x.

It's nice for things like astronomy (your nice 200mm f/2.8 is now 1000mm+) or bird/nature watching, but it's highly impractical for anything but specialist portraiture or walk around use.

Most of the c mount lenses available are pretty poor, and getting focus right with anything not way stopped down (especially without a large display) can be super tricky.
I don't think bending modes are the usual culprit, it is more often the frequency mismatch between axial and transverse modes that cause inharmonic tones. I'd need to get a real piano and make some spectra and do some maths to show it though.
I think you make very good points but wonder if you could have softened the delivery a bit.
Nigeria’s MDAs remit N2.15 trln to govt treasury from operating surplus ~FRC
Heh, with the amount of cropping, you don't need a rectilinear fisheye!
Not that long ago, you could very quickly build a decent SEO campaign around "X vs. Y" tutorials and HN - write 5,000 words on e.g. Angular vs. Ember, get some friends to upvote it, and if you made the front page you'd be on the first Google SERP for Angular and Ember the next day.

I personally know a couple of early-ish YC companies who took advantage of that to boost their content marketing ops, and it wouldn't surprise me to learn that they were part of the reason this policy exists.
Honestly, I followed shp0ngle's advice and disabled the popup behavior, which makes your site much more bearable to me.

> You'll need to be more specific with dimensions and screenshots.

My browser is Safari on Mac OS, using no external hardware. My viewport is 1059 x 751, as reported by window.innerWidth/innerHeight. Here is a 1-minute video which demonstrates by experience with the popups. https://seafile.cloud.cgamesplay.com/f/bd439c7761ec408c8f8a/

Anything else I could say would be purely subjective, and it's your website so you can do with it whatever you like. You've heard my feedback; thanks for being receptive to it.
Shadow Simulator – run real applications over a simulated Internet topology
You make an interesting argument about what should be, but are wrong in describing what currently is. The people in charge of those regulations consider this their purpose

> Our focus on Main Street investors reflects the fact that American households ...

> The federal securities laws we oversee are based on a simple and straightforward concept: everyone should be treated fairly and have access to certain facts about investments and those who sell them.

For example, you're required to pass varying levels of quizzes on financial knowledge to be allowed to trade different sorts of things. The goal of this is to protect naive investors from being taken advantage of.
Among American sailors you will find "reef knot" dominates: it is the knot used to "reef" or diminish a sail's useful area. Among Boy Scouts (and no offense intended here) you will find the term "square knot" dominates.
I thought that now every cellular provider actually does this so when you move between networks your IP address stays the same as otherwise all your connections would break during handover; and not breaking connections is basically mandatory since voice over LTE, because voice calls now run over IP protocol too and seamless handover for voice is expected by users.
Writing passwords down on paper is literally the primary reason password rotation isn't recommended anymore.

If something got a look inside your book, everything is compromised. At least by changing to another random gibberish password, an attacker would not get back in (in contrast to someone that increments a number, for example), but how much damage can something do in that time before you notice? How long do you think it takes a skilled attacker to install a backdoor (the answer is definitely less than 44 days)?

This is the second major problem with password rotation: it is false security. If credentials are compromised, immediately change them: don't wait 45 or 90 days.

If they're not compromised, changing them is basically pointless, because humans are going to human and either have an incrementing number, predictable pattern, or actual complex, random, unrelated passwords ... that they then write down.
I'd take it over the Euro.
KOS-MOS needs to be cleaned - with fire.

(I wonder if someone still knows that refferrence, even I can't find it online anymore. :P )
I just got a Kobo and went with Plato[1] over KOReader and it's been great for my purposes so far. Fewer features, but it has everything I need and performs even better than KOReader (it's written in Rust by the developer of bspwm/sxhkd and isn't carrying as much legacy baggage as KOReader, which has a longer history) with a very straightforward interface. It also has support for hooks, with a Wallabag integration as the example.

1: https://github.com/baskerville/plato
Nothing special, am Chilean and I can barely understand some people here