skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Two things. First, the pandemic has me bummed because our son has largely had to sit around inside for the past 15 months due to living in a relatively barren "kid environment" in our neighborhood. That is most of the reason for me being bummed.

Related, I like balance, and while we tried to fill our son's time with activities, I think some more free play would've done him good, but, again, our barren kid environment didn't really allow for it. I was the opposite growing up, with nothing but "get out and play" for my entire kid life until my first summer camp as a teenager. It had its upsides, but I think I would've been better served by having more structured activities that exposed me to more things in life.

Regardless, kids are resilient and they learn what they learn and find their own way in life, ours is no different!
> Shame about the hostile reaction from others towards your question.

I agree that your parent is a good question that should have been well received, but, as far as I can tell, it was. Where do you see a hostile reaction? In fact the only hostility I see in this thread is what you directed at Python, which, in this context, seems unmotivated; it is surely true that one can write code in any language whose full import isn't immediately apparent. At the moment, the only other response to your parent is from hvdijk, saying (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27534803):

> The question was how to build a URL, not how to send off a request to it. The answer sends off a request and then inspects the response to see what URL was used. If you wanted to send off the request, inspecting the URL on the result is probably not useful. If you didn't want to send off the request, doing it this was is wasteful or even harmful.

This seems like a response that takes the question seriously and addresses it clearly, just as it should.
Wow, instantly immersed to this beautiful world of calm sounds and poetry, I experienced with a smile and was very relaxed till the end.

Reminds me the emotional vibes of the game Monument Valley.

Love the randomness part of poetry creation, here are "my" poems :_) https://imgur.com/a/N8d7ayW

Edit: Well, I suppose that each user form a different combination of phrases in the poems, but now I'm not sure.
>Are you sure the daily night rate is marked up?

Yep:

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/48602487?check_in=2021-07-16&ch...

https://www.brett-robinson.com/search-results/?startDate=202...

>How do you book directly?

You can usually find out the building and then look to see if they have their own site.
Waymo announces another $2.5B in funding from latest investment round
I'm shocked that I was able to stay in academia long enough to finish my thesis. You're right, so many professors are just completely abusive, with absolutely no checks on the power they mismanage.
But we're not talking about causation here. Causation - or the scientific method - is just one small part of life. The source for motivation and creativity should be seen as a much grander scale than causation.
Confused what this has to do with calculating file sizes. Time spent computing file sizes is dwarfed by I/O, right?
If you look closely the california one has "CEC" in the url. That's the California Energy Commission. Tier 2 starts pretty soon.
Intentional? Really?
Steampipe has open source cost and compliance mods for AWS, Azure, GCP, GitHub and Zoom. Full docs are available at https://hub.steampipe.io/mods

Disclaimer - I'm a lead on the team. We'd love your feedback and are excited to see what other custom controls people build!
As a bonus, the thing I don't care any more here is that there is no option to output binary SI prefixes.
> Tyler Cowen described the album as the ‘Mona Lisa’ of jazz: undeniably a great work of art, but overplayed and overrated. Nonetheless, I think it’s essential to listen to all of it.

yes, the great music critic Tyler Cowen. No offense, but why is his opinion even relevant here? How is he qualified, compared to someone who either composes jazz or is a professional music critic?
Lots of land is owned by BLM (don't give a fuck what you do on it), states, counties, or towns (especially East). The latter often don't care much what you do on it. Even privately owned land is free to enter unless it's Posted or you've been told to leave.
Kind of similar idea to emojisum

https://github.com/emojisum/emojisum
The opening of Live Evil is one of my favorite bass grooves of all time. A good portion of that album is very difficult to sit through, though. Interesting intellectually and historically but not something I find myself putting on for pleasure. Something about the trumpet does not lend itself well to electronic treatments IMO.
>great for developers

I'm guessing this means that the setup process of stripe terminal isn't to the point where a non-developer can plug it in and go. Square is great because anybody competent enough to install an app on their phone can use it
> Witte did not feel obligated to avoid traveling to areas where she might be within reach of U.S. law enforcement agencies.

If the US really wants to get you, Russia, China, and North Korea (and maybe Cuba) are probably the only real safe havens.

If you are anywhere else, there is a chance that they can get you if they really want you.
Handled meaning being expelled for bad behavior.
It really depends on how it is rolled out and managed. I have lived, first hand, issues where you end up with two trains that end up being impossible to merge without breaking users or one or the other.
If it's ultrasonic, a lowpass filter should do the job
The example you give of the hungry wolf, and the use of fire bombing on civilian cities are not equivalent moral problems, because one is much more complicated than the other.
> First, accepting who I am, that everybody has some mental struggles and this is mine.

Agreed, I think that acceptance is a great start. The next stage I think is accommodation. Organize your life in a way that compensates for the struggle.
Well, we're on a message board, so of course you're going to say you know what an eigenvalue is. That's the point of asking if you could handle some simple matrix questions. :P
I have had similar results for the last few years. I think it’s been since ~2015 since g! has given me better results on a query than ddg.

Sometimes google gives a larger number of irrelevant results, so maybe they have more index reach, or maybe they’re worse at filtering garbage. I can’t tell.

I don’t use ddg for local search. I usually use yelp or (preferably) a privacy respecting mapping app instead. Google’s local results were garbage and often somehow more gamed than yelp’s last time I checked. Maybe they’re decent now. Don’t know; don’t care.
I wonder if the original developers would be willing to sell it, and then one could open source and allow the community to take it to the moon.
I hope so, but I'm not sure it'll be common for those outside of the tech class.

For one, there was already a massive shift that nobody noticed. A few decades ago people complained about how awful and soul-crushing 9 to 5s were. Well, someone decided to reform that. Now 9 to 6 and 8 to 5 are everywhere. I've even known some people who get two 5 minute breaks at work, and now their job runs from 9 to 6:10.

Insanity.
Things like this are less useful for creating an avatar than for creating a fingerprint - if your web browser displayed something akin to this instead of a padlock for SSL sites you’d easily notice when it changed color (indicating the SSL cert changed).

It’s less useful once you realize that if you can attack the SHA you don’t need to get one exactly matching, just something that causes a “similar” color scheme.
China Launches Astronauts to Space Station
I’m sorry you’re getting downvoted. I can certainly empathize that believing in something larger than yourself can help alleviate a lot of anxiety and provide purpose and meaning that is sorely lacking in our every day lives.

God bless and I hope your beliefs help provide inner peace.
You've answered your own question. Actual wisdom is difficult to attain and often times difficult to further express in spoken or written language (ie. "tacit knowledge", if you believe such a thing exists I suppose). The kind of wisdom you DO attain may not be socially acceptable, either. But, you still want to have the appearance in front of your friends, colleagues and potential "partners" that you are somehow wise. So you turn to statistics, and damn lies that follow.
North Carolina Board Tells Retired Engineer He Can’t Talk About Engineering
I’m only speaking from my taste here but… interesting music isn’t work. It’s just what catches your ear and your brain and your emotions. The “weird” jazz (I’m quoting one of my favorite live jazz drummers who correctly noted I “like when it gets weird”) isn’t work, for people who enjoy it. At least not passively enjoying it, as a musician I’m sure there’s a lot more thought process around what you can learn from it.

But as a listener who likes it, it’s just really interesting to hear. It’s not a challenge or an intellectual pursuit.
SQLite-based offline-first app
That's exactly one of the use cases we are targeting. Beyond the standard benchmarks, Steampipe has a simple HCL + SQL language to write your own controls [1]. It feels like writing Terraform, but is for operational and security controls.

Hope you can give it a try, we'd love your feedback and suggestions!

1 - https://steampipe.io/docs/using-steampipe/writing-controls
Why not just give them a real phone?. That way they are never at risk of being out of range. Parental control it so it can't install apps if you are super paranoid.
I just cannot understand this statement of how DuckDuckGo's quest proves online privacy is possible; at least here in South Korea, DuckDuckGo has been under the control of arbitrary censoring of government which means the communication is under watch.
// There are plenty of people in my family that refuse to learn from life experiences or try new things because "the plan" is already set in stone

In my study of both Judaism and the yogic tradition, what you described is NOT the intention.

Free will (fundamental to religion) means our choices matter. I am equally "capable" of helping or hurting someone. I realize I can do either, but I know which one resonates with me deeply and which one is abhorrent.

All religion in its pure form is empowering people to grow and change for the better. Stagnation you are talking about is real, but those people are missing the point I fear.
If anyone wants to have a little fun* down a rabbit hole, you can find some before and after aerial photos of Japanese cities on the geological societies web page.

https://mapps.gsi.go.jp/maplibSearch.do#1
After the rewrite, it load faster but also result in smaller app size
The Lab Leak Theory Doesn't Hold Up – Foreign Policy
This is actually called Michigan Time
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To be honest as soon as the Occulus brand fell under the Facebook umbrella I stopped caring about it. For now I'd only consider the HTC Vive or go towards a PS5 for VR.
And it can fall to all the errors and issues of democracy too - especially the “pseudo-expert” one. At least you can leave a comment on the answer if there’s an issue.
Haha, juice box = apple + hammer.

dang, it would be cool if mods could mark a post as "allow emoji here".
Does anyone else just feel a friction to committing to something because you like open options? Every choice I make for working on something is a possible opportunity cost to that better option. Doing nothing leaves me available for that better thing which might pop up. I'm the same way with relationships. Being single leaves me open for the better option.
What was the outcome of that argument?
classic putin
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I mean .. that's an easy profit.

$20k now

10% cut

Leave NYC or SF for even another city like Seattle or Chicago or Austin and I'm pretty sure you win
Hex Is the Most Notorious Scam in the History of Cryptocurrencies
I suggest people think about reading Solly Zuckerman "from apes to warlords" which includes his time doing statistical and operations research analysis on bombing.

He didn't always make friends in Bomber Command.
Any GitHub projects come to mind that’ll perform this transform?
And no one was shocked.
For how this thread started and progressed, I'm pleasantly surprised at how it ended. Instead of getting into flame wars, I wish people would take this route more often. "I don't think we'll be able to work this out in this medium. Nothing personal and no hard feelings. Have a nice day." Kudos to you both.
How to Card WorldRemit tutorial Updated 2021
Now use this to show the public key of a user in their avatar. :)
CDKs
A Forensic Analysis of Navy’s Encounter with an Anomalous Aerial Vehicle
I find Chess pretty relaxing.
I was reading this and thought it sounded familiar. A few months ago I needed a human readable bytes format, ended up on that stack overflow article and, plot twist, copied the while loop one.
It seems to me that the elegant solution would involve an instruction that returns the first non-zero bit of the number - but I don’t know if such a instruction exists in assembly.
Arma Automotive: Creating an open source car
I just discovered a local Victoria, BC company is designing and making progress on an open source car. Thought it was interesting enough to share with HN!
Different religions bring different views on it. The puritans believed that their material work improving the land for elect humans, and the wealth that resulted, was a sign of divine grace. Other religions and sects of Christianity see wealth as abhorrent.
>"all those millennials complaining about a housing shortage are just cheapskates not willing to pay more!"

Or because boomers are preventing construction because it would lower their property value.
Koi Farm Guide
> Actual wisdom is difficult to attain...

In fact I think I've read that it takes 10,000 hours to attain wisdom or expertise.

I don't quite remember where I read that...
Even if you do something like that, there may be some other enforcement (e.g. through customs or the postal service). But they'll probably not care unless you're a big fish.

Also, it probably helps that German is mainly spoken in three countries: Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Some quick googling leaves me with the impression that Austria has similar regulations, and the OP said Switzerland was considering adopting them. I'm guessing all almost all the publishers of quality German-language books are based in one of those countries, and they would probably be unwilling to be associated with a scheme to undermine the regulations.
Could this be used to convert PDFs into audio? I would love to be able to listen to papers while walking / driving
I Made a Secret Underwater Base in Minecraft – Hidden Underwater Base
Basically lzcnt or leading zero count on x86:
https://www.felixcloutier.com/x86/lzcnt
I associate "arma" with AutoRegressive Moving Average (a classical linear time series model), but I guess most people don't.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%932020_United_State...

says "The unusually abrupt decline in cases by April 2020 was attributed to the effects of widespread social distancing and lockdowns aimed at COVID-19"

Is there any possibility that the cases are counted in COVID-19 after April 2020 ?
The Overcast iOS app offers various suggestions in the app that I've found useful.

https://overcast.fm/
I'm the author of #6 on the same list. It's definitely interesting to see it has been used thousands of times on GitHub, and who knows how many more in proprietary code. I don't think it's buggy, but I now think it could definitely be improved.

I think this shows an example of a big problem with StackOverflow compared to its initial vision. I remember listening to Jeff and Joel's podcast, and hearing the vision of applying the Wikipedia model to tech Q&A. The idea was that answers would continue to improve over time.

For the most part, they don't. I'm not quite sure if it's an issue of incentives or culture. Probably some of both. I think that having a person's name attached to their answer, along with a visible score really gives a sense of ownership. As a result, other people don't feel enabled to come along and tweak the answer to improve it.

Then, once an answer is listed at the top, it is given more opportunity for upvotes, so other improved answers don't seem to bubble up. This is a larger issue with most websites that sort by ratings. Generally they sort items based on the total number of votes, including hacker news itself. Instead, to measure the quality of an item, we should look at the number of votes, divided by the number of views. It may be tough to measure the number of views of an item, but we should be able to get a rough estimate based on the position on a page, for example.

If the top comment on a HN discussion is getting 100 views in a minute and 10 upvotes, but the 10th comment down gets 20 views and 5 upvotes, the 10th comment is likely a better quality comment. It should be sorted above the top ranked comment! There would still need to be some smoothing and promotion of new comments to get them enough views to measure their quality as well.

Such a policy on StackOverflow would also help newer, but better answers sort to the top.
Vaguely related, SSH VisualHostKey / randomart

https://medium.com/@elg0nz/what-are-ssh-fingerprint-randomar...
This can't be anywhere close to a PVS-31 though, can it? I assume there's no photo-multiplication, so it might just be a very compact and low profile Gen1 system.
> So there is no authentication and no security for a first contact.

Note that the only alternative is to trust a third party to identify people to you. I guess you might have forgotten to mention that. Or, as seems more likely, you don't realise you're trusting a third party... But of course if you do trust a third party to identify people to you, you wouldn't need this Signal feature, so...

> Signal doesn't ever tell you about this necessity and doesn't have any option to e.g. pin the key after manual verification or even just set a "verified contact" reminder.

Signal does, in fact, explain how this works, provide a "Verified" flag you can set on contacts, and automatically prompt you if the Safety Number changes for contacts you've marked as verified, as well as removing the flag if that happens.

> Signal really doesn't do shit to provide authentication continuity through proper backups.

Leaving copies of your data around to enable "authentication continuity" aka enable seamless Man-in-the-Middle attacks is exactly opposite to Signal's actual goal here.
I totally trust Google to arbitrarily yeet features out the window with six months notice...
As it stands I've had way more issues with USB-C plugs, ports and cables breaking, going faulty, accumulating dirt or shorting; issues I've never had with USB-A cables and plugs.

So congratulations on having a good standard, but if in practice my USB-C ports and cables get messed up because they're physically fragile then it means squat to me.
Using Tor would be an insane choice for 99% of Apple users.

"Oh, let me turn on undercover... why is my bank online account suspended and my PayPal banned?"
is it reasonable to assume a strong correlation between "copied code" and number of upvotes? #trolling #kiddingnotkidding
Both ANTLR and Yacc are painful to work with. I ended up writing my own parser generator instead. So much better!
Having a public repository online of notes is something that never crossed my mind - however, I am very intrigued.
This is not that unreasonable. I get the idea that we shouldn't make expertise artificially scarce. I think that's why the industrial exemption they mention exists. If people are practicing engineering in internal facing roles, the org structure should be the first defence against lack of qualifications. But controlling who can represent themselves as an expert to the public is a bit different. It's the same with doctors, lawyers, accountants, etc. You could argue in this case that the court could have judged the credibility of the person based on his qualifications etc, but there is still merit in outsourcing that judgement to a licensing board that is on a position to make an informed judgement. It's not perfect, but it's still preferable to "oh yeah, I worked at Dupont for years, i know all about hydraulics, here's my opinion"
I think you’re onto something that I’ve been practicing more and more as well… that there exists this calm, knowing but wordless, essence of mind.

I call it the Tao, Loch Kelly calls it Level 3 (of 5), and I think you call it G-d.

As someone who was raised with a light touch of Islam, defected the Atheism only to circle back to Zen and Taoism, I’m looking for the “link” between Abrahamic religions and (my Western interpretation) of Eastern practices.
I'm suffering from this as well to an extent. It's not a conscious rationalisation, it feels more like being unable to start something because there are too many things you'd like to start, and, in the end, you spend the week-end in front of the tv doing nothing, and hating yourself for having all these great projects you want to do but achieved nothing in the end because you couldn't choose something to start.

It's terrible for self-worth. It's a type of fear of commitment. A lack of realisation that someone done is worth more than something that is not.

It's as stupid as not being able to choose a dish from a large menu in a restaurant. You feel that committing to selecting a dish over another one might be something to regret.

The cure to this is to just start without thinking and commit to that experience. It usually turns out OK and we feel much better about ourselves afterwards.