skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This was about principle and demonstration of capability.

Still not worth it if a crpyto function has been broken. If it was because of the encrypted chat app honeypot they ran, it might be different, but even then, only if criminals are moving to something else.

They also don't have the perpetrator.
Your life as a human being can't have little to do with morality unless you are a sociopath. On the one hand we need someone to provide all accused with adequate representation to ensure we don't wrongly convict innocent men however at the mob boss level we are virtually always talking about trying to protect horrible people everyone knows are guilty from punishment.

A system that didn't need to hold a trial or give the mob boss a lawyer would be irredeemably immoral but one in which they go free is a shittier world. I don't envy anyone trying to remain moral while walking that line. I don't see how anyone who specialized in such clients could live with themselves.
>I say this out of a genuine desire to be helpful, I promise: you wouldn't be translating your Markdown "into CSS", you'd be translating it into HTML, and then optionally applying CSS

Thanks, that’s what I meant, just didn’t think I needed to spell it out for this crowd :)
Just use Firebase (firestore) ...

It's got: offline first, latency compensation, pubsub, partial sync, authorization rules and serverside timestamps, and global transactions, and 5 9s availability backed by spanner for umpteen languages. https://tomlarkworthy.endpointservices.net/blogs/firestores-...
Sadly, in my experience at least, most commercial software projects also suffer from the "treehouse door doesn't close" problem. I think far too many "professional" developers give up after good enough.
You're definitely right, in its current form Runway is aimed most squarely at mid to large sized teams. But, we do think there's still value for smaller teams - and in fact, a couple of our early customers are on the smaller side. Although some of the coordination and process overhead isn't there, there's still value in creating a source of truth and reducing context-switching between tools during releases. And, it's really valuable to get a framework like Runway in place earlier on, to better position a team for growth! We envision helping small teams out early on in a lighter-touch way and then helping them mature.

At the moment our main tier is $400/mo, but we're exploring other options for those teams that are smaller and/or at earlier stages.

Re: external clients - This is a really interesting use case that we've chatted to some agencies about. The way we've been thinking about users and roles, it would make a lot of sense to give scoped access to clients and allow them to participate in specific areas as needed!
The people who live in hot real estate areas for years made them the hot real estate areas. Real estate appreciation isn't free money. It's people who risked moving into an area and brought their culture with them. This is what creates the value.

Just because middle class people benefit from the subsidy of low interest rates that create asset bubbles does not mean that the people who raised families in a neighbourhood or a city are somehow undeserving of the rewards on their equity.

The idea that money not taken in taxes is an "expenditure," or an advantage, and this idea of accounting for the hypothetical opportunity cost of not taking some peoples money as a tax privilege is bizzare.
Regarding the government's ownership of real estate, I suggest you are simply mistaken, e.g.:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/bisnow/2017/04/11/solving-the-m...
I've been a huge fan of the Plotly library ever since they made the whole library open-source, made it offline-first, and pivoted the business plan from trying to monetize the library to their Dash product.

Specifically, I have yet to find something as easy and good looking as Plotly's 3D scatter/surface/contour plots.
[Automatic Undo/Redo Using SQLite](https://www.sqlite.org/undoredo.html)

No sure on the scalability of SQLite but here’s a simple way to get database undo/redo.
That it is "easy" to protect private keys is the theory, yes. If it turns out not to be an accurate reflection of reality, that's going to affect the value proposition of BitCoin.

Do not mistake theory with reality.
I actually learned this lesson playing World of Warcraft, a Massively Multiplayer Online game. You see in WoW there is a huge timesink of effort required to beat the game. We're talking thousands of hours of gameplay. It's a social game, and the more skilled the people that you are with, the quicker that comes. It's also an RPG, meaning that you need to do x to do x+1.

The playerbase therefore learns the most optimal way to do everything the fastest possible way, and they call that the meta. The meta is almost always monotonous and boring. It's a terrible way to play the game, but if it gets you to be playing with a cool group of people, people will bore themselves to death.

Another aspect of the meta is that being an RPG, you are just about forced to stick to one character. When a patch is added to the game and your character goes from the storngest to the weakest, your social status drops considerably. But no problem, because in a few months another patch might launch that switches the balance. The group of people that you deal with therefore need to treat you well when you are weak so that you will stay with them when you are strong.

The neat thing with WoW is it's 15 years old, there have been many many cycles, and all of the people driven to play this way have long since burned themselves out. We see numbers for what they are. We see the social status games.

The balance is to ignore the numbers and find the people. The people going to Stanford might just be on average better people than going to your local State University, but if you can find people to fill out your social circle within your State university that meet your criteria, do that. If you can sacrifice a little bit of effort to move yourself somewhere slightly better to get around better people, maybe that's worth it. But don't sacrifice everything for Moloch.

And the lesson you learn once you give up the numbers, that we all intuitively know anyway, is that you very quickly get BIGGER numbers than those chasing it. Capability comes from the feedback of learning and doing. When you do stuff for fun and feel pain when you mess up, you become motivated to learn, which gives you more opportunity to play. So there was actually no balance after-all, the dominant choice was always to play.

So here's to play. Here's to WoW. A gigantic waste of time that has taught me many of lives most important lessons.
I don't use netflix because of the ethical issues associated with drm and nonfree software.

I've been learning japanese for nearly a year using yomichan[0] mpv, mpvacious[1], and anki[2].

There is a fair bit of setup involved: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbg6ztWecbU&t=0

[0] https://foosoft.net/projects/yomichan/

[1] https://github.com/Ajatt-Tools/mpvacious

[2] https://apps.ankiweb.net/
There's always going to be issues like this. They can be solved. We shouldn't let smaller issues cloud our judgement about the larger issue, which is that woman screaming at the trees was someone's daughter. That man sprawled out naked and drunk in the bushes was once someone with friends and family, all gone now because no one can help him. The state needs to step in and take care of these people, against their will at least until they are well enough to decide for themselves.
Yup; I’m starting out with BPC-157 and TB-4 in an oral form, before adding hGH injections later so I can tell which does what. Maybe a supplemental amount of testosterone after that. The hGH will help tethered cord syndrome which I don’t have but you might. It is a potential very painful temporary complication you might want to be mindful of. Anecdotally it is a better fix for that than surgery which hEDS people have a hard time healing from.

Even if someone seeks a hEDS diagnosis they are given a false negative 85% of the time. The vast majority don’t know to even seek it. It’s surprisingly prevalent, but also a spectrum. Many will present as just anxiety and burnout.

I read preprint research on ResearchGate and the NIH website - including mouse studies, as well as research done in Eastern Europe. I chat to friends who work in computational biology and longevity. I read a ton of comments across Facebook, Reddit, YouTube, and Twitter looking for anecdotal data. Bodybuilders and athletes are another good source of anecdotal information.

I used to be an applied researcher in machine learning; so I’m used to finding mistakes in others work. There is a lot of false confidence in medicine due to p-hacking and selection biases. I worked with behavioral data so I’m also used to cleaning anecdotal data and making it useful.

I got lucky; I was told young that weightlifting will help straighten my back and keep my shoulders from subluxating so I’ve worked out most of my life. Also why I knew more PT wasn’t going to help. At my high school gifted program I was warned that people at my level pretty much always burn out young; so I’ve always kept that in mind and readily slow
down when burning out. It has been hell but it could easily have been worse.

I think the weightlifting helps a ton with the testosterone and hGH and maybe other hormones. So does sunlight, it’s more than just vitamin D. But I can’t maintain the intensity and invariably get injured and relapse. This has been a cycle for me for many years.

There is also the mitochondrial repair approaches which I’ve yet to experiment with.

I think it could easily be 5-10-15 years for a proper cure. It’s a very neglected field.
If you're homeless, what else do you have?
I believe that the "crapification of products" is just another manifestation of inflation, like shrinkflation.
Not sure if this official guidance is a 'horrific hack' but there are official AWS guidance on how to do this:

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/infrastructure-and-automation/m...
The English copula is frankly a mess that does among other things, assign identity and class membership. It's completely ok to use a verb which specifically indicates class membership in an unambiguous way.
https://archive.is/hfgkQ
But we already know the 'secrets' of the .001%:

1. Hide income and assets whenever possible.

2. When #1 is not possible, structure visible income and assets to leverage the most advantageous tax rules.
I wouldn't claim that the 4 type is the only type to exist. But I would claim 2 things. (completely unsubstantiated)

First, You can shift classification over time. An example might be drug use inducing mental illness, moving from 1 to 2.

Second, I'd claim a lot (most? almost all?) of homeless spent time in group 4. I think if I exhausted my options, or willpower, I'd probably go all in on group 1, probably develop some group 2 characteristics and resign myself to group 3.

I think there's a desire to focus on group 4, because that's the cheapest and easiest to fix. The other groups are far, far more effort. It may not be an optimal strategy, but identifying and resolving group 4 quickly seems like a big win. Slows the rate of growth of groups 1-3.
I typically go for long walks around my city and try to hit as much green space as possible about once a month. usually will take 2-8 hours and see where I end up. Usually 10-20km. It does wonders for my mind.
How do they pay back those loans? I've never understood that part.
It's a lot harder than tracing cashout after a SWIFT transfer.
In response to the Fentanyl/heroin issue, State govs clamp down on legit opioid Rx, leaving Dr's too wary to Rx any effective pain meds at all.

People in chronic pain now get to live their lives without any relief at all. They get ignored my news orgs who are obsessed with amplifying an opioid hysteria narrative.

Go Gov.
try editing your hosts file to redirect reddit to old.reddit

/etc/hosts

reddit.com old.reddit.com

www.reddit.com old.reddit.com

np.reddit.com old.reddit.com
Unless a huge earthquake hits it, the Bay area will always be worth more than central Kansas.

At a minimum, there is one simple reason for this - the amount of infrastructure investment over the years (power, sewer, roads, etc), of which there is basically none in central Kansas, but loads of in the bay area.
What incentive would I have in your system to be a frugal hard worker that practices delayed gratification instead of a dopamine-addicted wasteful lazy consumer?
I also don't understand how wealth and income can be conflated like this. We have an income tax, so, no duh, we tax income, not wealth. Criticizing the income tax because it doesn't tax wealth is like criticizing sales tax because it doesn't tax property values. They aren't the same.

I don't get how ProPublica can take such a stance. Either it's intentional, which is bad, or it's unintentional, which is even worse?
Finding blue holes with Google Maps
You can download the database dump from https://archive.org/details/stackexchange.
Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html about posting job ads.
What’s the usability or interface difference like between proton mail or fastmail, have you noticed any key differences in things like syncing or accessing with a mail client, etc.? Or just general features?
Perhaps interventions in diet, exercise and sleep and 'talking cures' such as therapy are both required for a real improvement in mental health.

So there are lots of people who claim that effort spent on general health did not solve any of their mental health issues, and others who claim that therapy was useless because they still had the same bad sleep and diet patterns and generally felt physically crappy.

They are both right.
I have three extensions on Chrome/Firefox that I briefly thought about porting to Safari. It didn't work out of the box, and very few people have ever requested this (most people who use extensions on desktop computers do not use Safari, though there are some).

But now that Safari mobile extensions are a thing, we are moving rapidly to make this happen. We have had a dedicated iOS app for years, but allowing people to access our functionality from within existing iOS apps has always been our goal.

I don't know how many other companies have been waiting in the wings, but I'm sure we're not the only one for whom this announcement is big news.
One could always tax land ownership. It cannot be hidden or escaped from. It's also the ultimate scarce resource and yet there are landlords who do nothing just draw rent from those who actually utilize the land.

An addendum re the UK: it's funny how the UK tax scheme is so punitive on the middle class. Earn 100k pounds gross and take home 50k. But the moment you become an asset owner, you can basically optimize all of it away. The two income brackets "supported" by the UK tax regime are the poorest and the richest.
> The social security checks do not pay the bills and you need an under the table side hustle in the bay to afford a room and be on social security checks.

I find this confusing because you seem to imply that having an income makes you ineligible for social security retirement benefits. But as long as you are 65, you're eligible without income caps. There's no requirement that you're not working.

Social security disability checks do require that you're not working. Is that what you're talking about?
That's what qualifies as "compact" these days?
> As long as there is 2% inflation that wealth needs to be put to work in a way that ends up employing someone

What exactly do you mean by this? Holding wealth in bars of gold doesnt need to employee anyone (if you have enough of them, you might want security personnel, but you could also just own a Gold ETF or something).
Well, something stronger than "everyone knows this."

It's a notoriously difficult thing to study, but you can get some answers by looking at tangential studies to see correlation between housing prices and homelessness, e.g., https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-ucla-anderson-forecas... or studies showing a majority of the unhoused in California worked here before becoming homeless https://www.capolicylab.org/employment-among-la-county-resid...
We definitely do use tools differently.

Not looking to pick a fight here, mind you, but the Linux kernel is hardly a representative demonstration oh how to consume Git out there in the wild.

The way you describe your usage it already seems you kinda sorta do your own squashed commits, only you want several of them get merged into the main branch, not just one. So you're still rewriting history a bit, no?
I find "age" a bit awkward when it comes to handling private keys. I want to store my private key files encrypted. If it just would accept private key files that have been encrypted with a passphrase it would be almost perfect.

There are ways to work around this [1], but I'm not happy with any of them.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24378350
Traditionally Web Host-Focused CloudLinux Rolls Out TuxCare, an Enterprise Brand
That depends a lot on the context of who's saying it, which leads back to the same problem of a lack of nuance and understanding.

If you're Donald Trump saying that people decrying the fact that you caused the attempted coup on January 6th is cancel culture, then no, you're not trying to discourage social media mobs. You're selfishly employing the cancel culture trope as a shield against any attack, by employing the logic that if a lot of people are attacking you, it must be a raging cancellation mob.

If you're OP, on the other hand, speaking out in an objective way about an event that you're not associated with, then yeah, you're trying to discourage social media mobs and good on your for that.

At this point, many of the accusations of "cancel culture" are from people who are trying to cancel people criticizing them. The only way out of it is for everybody to really understand the stuff they're talking about and provide well-informed thoughts that don't use buzzwords like "cancel culture."

How we achieve that, I do not know.
They do have to respect local laws so that's not surprising. Now, should they enter markets that have these sorts of ways, it's up for debate.
The tax system is part and parcel with inequality.
How to Build an Edtech Unicorn
What is the "intrinsic cost" of 1200 square meters of the Earth's surface?
>isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

You say this like Google doesn't have a history of product ADHD where they create new products and cancel them within months. On top of that, they create multiple products for the same functions which means that people get confused about what's appropriate for a situation and what's not. At one point, Google had 3 different video solutions all active at the same time and none of them worked with the others.
> If only parents were relaxed, if only they knew that their child can live full life without grinding through exercises.

Isn't that how young people end up with liberal arts degrees saddled with debt they have little chance of ever repaying? I guess it might be a full life still but I haven't met many people in this position who enjoyed it.
Why wait? Teddit has been a great substitute for reading in a mobile browser, and making an iOS shortcut for transforming Reddit links was pretty straightforward.
While it has never been a serious threat to other digital education platforms, it's a silent victory.

One part of the wall garden chipped away for others to compete without the user getting locked in.

EDIT:

I am clearly talking about 'iTunes U' NOT 'iTunes' as the walled garden.

As of 2017, iTunes U is not 'cross-platform' and became a walled garden. [0]

[0] https://9to5mac.com/2017/08/20/itunes-u-move-podcasts
Clearly this author has missed the point of well - many things... the idea here is to microdose while taking a walk in nature ;)
When they go down to any significant degree, Congress steps in and socializes the losses.
As someone who recently moved from SF to Breckenridge, CO, I can say nature definitely has a pretty big effect on my mental state. I wouldn't compare it to psychedelics. I think that's a dumb take that is targeted for clicks. Being in nature has little to do with the intense introspection from psychedelics.

There are other metal changes I get from living in nature. I've actually become less ambitious and content with my life. Living in SF was a grind and I think part of the ambition that is in cities come from wanting to improve you living situation. When I'm living in a small town with beautiful nature I have less of a desire to work hard to improve my life because my life already is pretty good. I think more clearly because I'm more physically active and don't drink as much. I don't think I'm any more creative maybe I should microdose more...
What the Heck Is a Data Mesh?!
I used this tool and loved it. It works best when the original content is in your content language so the audio matches the subtitles.

LLwN provides a nice catalog to find such content which can be very useful even if you don't use the browser extension (such as watching on platforms that don't have Chrome.)

https://languagelearningwithnetflix.com/catalogue.html
I use PotPlayer, which can show two subtitles at once; also, when you click on a word, it can search it in the search engine of your choice (e.g. a dictionary). You can also add multiple search engines (as well as "Copy to clipboard" command) accessible when you right click a word instead of left clicking. You can also assign a shortcut (e.g. Ctrl+C) to copy the whole subtitle visible on the screen, to paste in Google Translate etc. I use all of those features, and it significantly helped in my English learning in my teens (and later other languages).

Previously I used KMPlayer by the same developer, which supported not just two but three simultaneous subtitles (which I sometimes used, as strange as it may sound); but I switched to PotPlayer when he sold the program and it started to be bundled with ads.

Both programs are only available on Windows, and lack of something as featureful and customizable as PotPlayer was one of the reasons my brief flirtation with Linux at the start of this year wasn't that satisfactory. But if all you want is multiple subtitles, I found SMPlayer on Linux that did the job; but the features of PotPlayer/KMPlayer is simply unmatched (beyond just language learning).
When a person moves house, the proceeds from the sale of the old house are used to buy the new house.
If someone has lived in an area for a long time, wants to move across the street to an otherwise identical house with the same value, why should they be taxed for that move but not for simply living in the first house?
What charity doesn't promote the interests of the people giving it money? Who doesn't believe their interests are for the common good?

If the problem is that you think some interests should be promoted and other not - well, I'm all in favor of that. The two of us just need to sort out which will be favored. My plan is for me to decide and you to agree with me. Sound good?