skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's difficult because you're so drastically limiting your sources (to ones that are all low-quality IMO). Every time you read an article and care about the topic, just.... Google it. There are a thousand and one independent sources, Twitter threads, etc etc etc. I don't consider myself to truly understand any binary debate unless I've heard an intelligent argument on both sides; it's just not my experience that any interesting discussion has a side that's literally meaningless (though I'm perhaps begging the question by not finding eg Pizzagate "interesting").
Why would users report to his project when installing Home Assistant? That's not usually how it works and Home Assistant has a lot of other dependencies.

His library was written specifically for Home Assistant and it's an internal dependency that no one usually sees. It's a 300 lines wrapper for Ambee API.
Neat side effect
It's not about popularity. Distributions often ship outdated or modified code, link it against unsupported versions of dependencies, etc. When this causes problems users will contact or blame the author of the code, instead of the distribution which broke it.
Yeah. It almost feels like there's a ceiling on quality imposed by the platform. 60fps is still seen as an aspirational goal for webapps, and most apps we use everyday are just...okay.

I've yet to use a webapp that I found truly inspiring in execution and design. I may just be a snob. It's possible, but most of the time it always feels like once you're starting to settle in and really use a webapp, the seams show themselves somehow: the browser hiccups, a server is slow, the React filler boxes linger for just too long. However, this doesn't really matter; the real goal of webapps is mostly to generate economic activity.

In the past, this caused me some existential grief. I deal with it by simply avoiding any dev work related to the web. For my own projects, I stick to native apps. I think it says something when I choose putting up with Xcode vs developing for the web. :)
Right. Because of these news sources are BUSINESSES. Their job is to manage their own "image" to keep people around for the advertisers. Like it or not (me, not) this is a much easier way to grok what's going on with them. Their priority is viewers -- mostly retaining them. So you keep with the general idea that "you should tell the truth" by choosing which truths to tell, and then perhaps "gambling" by once in a while doing something outrageous that will excite the base.
At least he’s up front honest. Most people just get shitty with you when you volunteer PRs for their project or ignore you I find.
I may be completely wrong here but I think some of the stuff that you are paying for will now be moved to a free tier called Workspaces Individual.
I agree with the point that this is a FOSS, but as author I would be terrified if some downstream users started some mobbing me [1] due to upstream changes as we saw in the FastAPI Pydantic meltdown [2].

[1] - https://twitter.com/ChristianHeimes/status/13828152605586554...
[2] - https://github.com/samuelcolvin/pydantic/issues/2678#issueco...
Borders on harassment
You'll probably know by now, but sadly he wasn't joking.
Thank you (and also the responders, u/Afton and u/jnosCo) for your help!

While I have certainly a lot to learn on that topic, I feel like I haven't failed completely - of course all kinds of exercises come around again, and I'm increasing difficulty/number of sets. So there's room for optimization, but it's not a bad start, I think.

Thanks again :)
An example of such thinking from last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27392455

It used to be a much better magazine.
> Sure, Apple Mail uses about half a GB, too (same mailbox as I just loaded in Gmail, even). But that's the whole program

Okay... Gmail is also the whole program?

> That with what amounts to two of gmail's pages open (an email thread view, and a mailbox view, side-by-side

Huh? You can do that in a single page in gmail, too.

> incidentally, has Thunderbird bloated a ton or something?

So has everything else. I used to use Chrome because it was less resource-intensive than Firefox (back in Chrome's early days, and circa Firefox 3.5)...
The last Transformers movie was literally targeted at audiences in China. So maybe it's just market forces...

If you indicated that you want to see more minorities cast - then you have the option of going to see Moonlight, over La-la-land.
"Cheap" is a terrible argument for an investment decision!

If the free market finds a better way to supply housing (prefabs, 3d printing, bigger apartment complexes), then the cost of housing will fall, and thus the speculation on housing prices going up will not work out in the owner's favor, inflation or not, but at least the mortgage payments build equity instead of going into someone else's pocket.

Will the speculated increase in resale value outpace maintenance cost? Not if the resale value goes down for any reason, but then the sum of maintenance cost plus lost value would still need to be more than the rent.

Since housing prices are going up right now, and maintenance while expensive is not more than the value of the home equity, it really does make sense to buy, even at high prices, right?

However, if renting is substantially cheaper than buying, then you could dollar cost average the difference into stocks, and potentially make more. That is also speculative and depends on future stock returns.

Finally, some folks can only afford the cheaper option. For them, it's not really a choice...

crunch numbers...don't just guess
You don't need soldering skills, just by a jack with screws.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10000133366659.html
It is incentivizing highly skilled and highly compensated people moving to The Nederlands from beyond 150km from the border by not charging the 30% tax for up to 5 years. This is similar on intent to the O1 visas in the US.

https://www.iamsterdam.com/en/living/take-care-of-official-m...
Indeed.

If one goes to the desert, they should not expect to see maple trees.
But people on NixOS may use his software...if not in nixpkgs then someone will just maintain their own overlay that many people use. It's impossible to stop - if there's demand by NixOS users for this software, they're gonna package it up and patch it in order to keep Nix Nix..

Hell, I could go make that overlay right now and link it in a nixpkgs issue for discoverability. What's this frenk person gonna do? Cut me an issue saying "pls delete this code from the internet"? Hah!
SMS are a horrible user experience for notifications!

For push notifications, I can set them to silent by application, they take me to the right place in the app when clicking them, very often they offer quick responses directly from the notification itself...

Finally, it's bad enough to require a phone number for 2FA (or worse, as the primary user identifier). Why should I have to give my phone number to a service?
Please, the closest most of the posters here have been to a gang is a WuTang music video.
Thanks for sharing. This gave me a chuckle:

Tomorrow - a mystical land where 98% of all human productivity, motivation, and achievement are stored
When I first arrived in Bologna ten years ago, I vividly remember an old man at the side of a main road peeing into the bushes.
I'm not sure why you think that having a proxy in the middle will protect you.
I’ve never understood this logic. If you’re going to be working, why take a significant pay cut? It’s not like other lower tier jobs are actually that much less work; you’re working with less skilled people in general and often poor management. This is the coastfire philosophy and it makes no sense. You could work a a few more years at high-paying miserable job or an extra decade at low-paying probably miserable job.
These companies are probably right that their size will protect them. People who are currently employed know better than to take the abuse. That's why these major companies recruit so heavily at colleges and rope in people who have zero perspective on work who don't know any better.
I thought that too - until I tried to use Twillo for the first time in a couple of years. Holy crap they overcomplicated the interface! There's 3 or 4 levels of menu all shown at the same time in different directions. The docs are also way worse. The product is still great, but the interface is a complete mess!
Fwiw, the testimonial wasn't a tweet; Elad gave it to me directly (in Slack IIRC). And I wasn't trying to make it appear to be affiliated with Amazon/AWS, but I see now how it could be interpreted that way!
The Ars Technica semi-scientific guide to Wi-Fi Access Point placement (2020)
>implying they read the articles
This is a really wonderful initiative! Best wishes for its success!
CNN and MSNBC are not the opposite of Fox News.

The opposite would be something like The Nation or Democracy Now!.
Some of the NixOS people tried asking (in, admittedly, a somewhat escalatory and inflammatory way) on the HA forums: the HA founder closed (and hid) the thread, so I don't think they (or Nabu Casa) really care if their deps are OSS or not.

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/consider-to-avoid-addi...

It's worth pointing out that for the time being, all of frenck's packages are still MIT, so there's no current danger. It's totally reasonable (IMO) to request things as a OSS developer that aren't technically license requirements, but equally there's not much you can do if the answer to that is "no" and the use is in the scope of the license.
Am I missing something, or is the project in question literally just one week old?

https://pypi.org/project/ambee/#history
https://github.com/frenck/python-ambee/commits/main
There's also the relatively high chance that you'll pass the infection on to another person, who may not be nearly as healthy/resilient as you.
It would only remove the burden if users of the NixOS package know to go to the fork for support, as opposed to the upstream.
We are living in Google's vision of the web, but isn't that the cost of disruption? The Chrome team set out to build a better browser and even open sourced the core, Chromium. Many browsers are built on Chromium now and there is a standard for extensions on the horizon.

No one is stopping another company from disrupting Chrome and making their own vision of the web by building a better browser. It's not going to be easy, but neither was it for Google. Many new web technologies like PWAs originated with Chrome and are slowly diffused to the other browsers. Apple, on their own, would never have pushed for PWAs and even now, their support for them are lackluster.
These people are not conditioning their withdrawals on valuations. If you retired in 1978, yeah, 6% was probably fine. In 2000 you’d likely already be beyond recovery even today.
The real question isn't is it failing?, it's does any employee at Google still happen to give a shit about it?

Because if the answer is no, it's going to the graveyard no matter how many users it has. (https://killedbygoogle.com/)
I've lifted weights pretty regularly for some years, some years ago. However, the first program I click is gibberish [1] to me (I did olympic weightlifting too, so that's not the problem). Is there some quality control in place?

[1]https://www.routinedb.com/routine/ckpvxacen02200wl8f8z27z77
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> How is this a scalable approach to everyone in the society?

Does everything have to be scalable to society at large?
is this true? I might join a self-driving company soon. They seem to be confident that they can monetize it in 5 years.

I looked at the California self-driving company data. The top performer can do > 10000 miles per engagement. that seems to be pretty mature already.
It actually filters by sex (male/female). Must be an innocent mistake in the parent comment.
what a complete moron, acting like a little spoiled punk , they offered to fork it completely to avoid the issue and he rejected still.
Apple's and Google's services are free, as far as I know; it's only if you want to send through some third-party provider that you pay per message.
Find one positive article from MSNBC or CNN about Trump during his presidency?
Oh yeah, not that one but the history of this fraud goes BACK some years. Check this little piece of inspector gadgetarianist nonsense that goes all the way back to 1996

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadro_Tracker

I don't really know what the people who make these are thinking, it seems like a really bad idea to me to scam the only people who can themselves legally go after and detain you

Couple of other examples:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_6_(device)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GT200
Haha, because we build the first virtual try-on system that's fully automated! We've seen 50+ other companies doing virtual try-on, but they need a lot of manual work to process each garment, thus have difficulty scaleing.
December 6th: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Nicholas

> Santa Claus evolved from Dutch traditions regarding Saint Nicholas (Sinterklaas). When the Dutch established the colony of New Amsterdam, they brought the legend and traditions of Sinterklaas with them
It's still there.

$ curl -D - -H 'referer:https://news.ycombinator.com' 'https://www.jwz.org/blog/2021/06/to-be-clear-the-whale-did-not-want-him-in-its-mouth/'

HTTP/1.1 302 Found
...
Location: https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2016/hn.png

Your browser probably isn't sending the referer for third-party sites. (I've configured mine to not do that as well.)
I'd like to see the DOOM engine written entirely in Python without using any GPU rendering besides the frame buffer.

DOOM ran in 320x200 at 30 fps on a 33 Mhz CPU, which gives it less than 18 clock cycles per pixel rendered. I doubt Python could get anywhere close to that.
The Triumph of Mutabilitie
The OP might have meant sex, but actually now that I think about it gender is probably more important here since that will be more closely linked to your hormones (have natural or supplemented testosterone or not) as well as what exercises you want to do (more lower body or more upper body, higher reps or higher weight).
He also opened issues about four of his packages being used in the project. Doesn’t seem like a spur of the moment thing.
The fact that nothing has really changed seems to mean it is still cheaper to hire a minimum wage earner with zero benefits than to hire or contract software engineers to service your software and/or hardware that automates the job.
I understand the worry.

But he hasn't had to face any of that, and a couple different methods to avoid that happening were suggested and rejected offhand.
It was asked if using PyPi as the source was acceptable in one of the PR comments: the author just said no.
Thanks. I have 30 examples I got from the API, many moons ago https://github.com/moreati/chirppy/blob/master/examples.json. My finite field knowledge is not up to solving it analytically, my attempts to brute force it are in https://github.com/moreati/chirppy/blob/master/trials.py. That includes functions to go between the characters, and integer representations.
I started writing out all the tit-for-tat responses, then I remembered that this topic is about media narrative bubbles.

I already know all of your claims because I watch broadcast news programs here and there. I see the news reports on Good Morning America when we have it on. I know what the left-wing narratives are.

That's my point. It's the default.

You have to work harder to get something that isn't in that bubble.
Ken Thompson wrote a regex engine which compiled (at runtime) regexes into data structures containing executable machine code, and invoked them (from C source) by jumping into the data i.e. treating its location as a function pointer. That's what's happening here except it's the start code inserted by the linker which is jumping into main.

So there's the utility, if you're hardcore enough to build machine code at runtime.

If you wanted to abuse main() particularly, I guess you've got argc and argv in registers, and your hand-compiled main 'function' could maybe have some self-modifying code?
Protest-ant publication of non-Latin Bible seems to disagree?
Can you just take the equity back out of your home and put it into the market?
As browsing any discussion on recruiting and interviewing with illustrate, hiring is already fucked up, and adding age plus a multi year gap would make getting a new job quite hard, let alone one that matches the compensation one has today.
I, likewise, would be VERY interested to know more. Time is a precious commodity and anything to maximize the gains for the time spent would be appreciated!
Global Land Ice Map
I recently had, twice, to do stuff WAY more intrusive. Video/conf call, need to hold my passport, need to have my phone on hand... People on the other side would call me on my phone to verify it's my number and they'd also send me a SMS with a code to verify on that phone.

After that they have: my face, copy of my passport, my voice, my phone number, my IP (unless I'm really going out of my way to obfuscate it), my email, etc.

Once I did this, then the series of documents to sign using Docusign came in.

That was the most serious KYC/AML I've ever seen.

I don't like it much but I gotta say: I can definitely see how it raises the bar for would be scammers/impersonators.
What's worse is this frenk guy seems to be the reason his packages are being added to nixpkgs

He added the dependency himself https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/51645

Nobody gives a shit about frenk or his code directly here - they want to use Home Assistant. But now that frenk added his code as a dependency, he has the right to transitively make Home Assistant un-packagable on NixOS?

EDIT: On top of that, the way NixOS works is philosophically in-line with Home Assistant

> Open source home automation that puts local control and privacy first

Pinning every Python dependency instead of fetching HEAD is how you get local control and security!
U.S. Fight Against Chinese 5G Efforts Shifts from Threats to Incentives
I do not fear death as a christian I believe death is not the end. I still understand the pain it causes. I will attend a close friend's funeral on Friday who was in his early 40s. I am gutted for his family however I look forward to seeing him again.
Basic Pascal Tutorial
France is fine for the next 10 years but all of its plants will start aging out - more or less at the same time.

That either means a gargantuan cost to build new plants (making germany's recent renewables building spree look cheap) or trying to make a plant that was designed for 80 years last 100 with all of the exciting safety concerns which go with it.
Aside from his criminal activities, sadhguru is not a guru of Hinduism. I will be surprised if he even understands sanskrit. With Logan paul, he claimed no connection with religion. In India, he hints in a different direction. Why would you want Hinduism to be connected with a charlatan?

Btw, 2 of the gurus I cited are alive.
The point about shipping old versions is rather moot in this case however, because the NixOS package was using the version required by the latest version of Home Assistant.
looks like a cool solution. having researched these tools very recently, i will say, the pricing is very high. there are other offerings on the market for $0.50 per look up and only bill you if its a positive lookup.
Way to go Thai SEC.
seems to be all lifting.
This is The Correct Answer™.

Misc governments already operate 1,000s of identity, credentialing, and licensing services.

Wouldn't it be great if profiles on DoorDash, Yelp, Hotels, etc. were required to be linked to IRL identities and licenses?
Most people here, even most software engineers, don’t make the sky high salaries that “very high-level FAANG engineers who also live in the Bay Area” make. Many have families, kids, education expenses, parents they support, expensive health issues, etc. It’s a huge assumption to think that everyone on HN can max out a 401(k) at all, let alone have any left over to save and blow on extended unpaid vacations.

EDIT: Obviously (from the voting) I hit a raw nerve with that original comment. Who knew “save for retirement” was such controversial advice. I personally plan to ensure I do not have to eat dog food when I’m 80 because I partied in my 20s but I guess to each their own. Given the average American’s retirement savings rate, my plan is clearly unpopular!
All the sources you listed are at least somewhat pro-authoritarian. Recommend reason.com to round it out.
Hey, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, community driven ranking and filtering is in the works! Do you have any suggestions?
In most places community college tuition is cheaper than video games.
Here's the problem with your framing: It's not "left-wing" if it's true.

The first. Sure, that's an opinionated take on the facts of the matter. But the facts aren't great either.

The second. Did a federal judge call the reasoning "unanchored in any facts"? If so, then they're just telling you what the judge said. Did the Trump DOJ then continue to pursue those records? If so, then they're just telling you what happened. That headline is devoid of any opinion. And let's not ignore, it's about CNN being the target of the Trump DOJ. If this is indicative of bias, it's bias towards CNN themselves, not any "left-wing agenda".

The third. Did Trump have a role in the security of the D.C. and the Capitol? The headline implies he did. And from what we know, he did have some role. He was responsible for certain things. Now the word "stunning" is a smell. But it's not really forcing you to care about one side or the other. It's just saying that the security breakdown was extremely unexpected. That all being said, did the Senate make a report? Did it reveal new details? Did it not say anything about what the President could have done but didn't?

The fourth. Obama is an former President. His words will be reported on. Did he say those things? It's not bias to say someone said something. It's not bias to report on a former President.

The fifth. Once again. Did that happen? Is that audio of Giuliani calling Ukraine to convince them to investigate Biden? Is the investigation he wants based on anything meaningful?

So of the five headlines you've chosen to demonstrate liberal bias by CNN only the top can be said to be actually biased. And that's mostly in presentation. Being critical of Trump, the Republican party, or "the right" in general isn't "left-wing" by default. Republicans themselves should have been critical of Trump. And they were, right up until he won the nomination.

Fairness isn't tit-for-tat. Not every "right-wing" impropriety must be balanced with a "left-wing" one. That's not fairness. That's sports team mentality.

Fairness is everyone being measured against the same standard.
I think he’s so focused on time management (from his about page), that he is catastrophizing about the future. He also clearly wants the fame from having a library in Home Automation, but doesn’t want to provide any support.
The great question of work, how to get yourself to do something you don't want to do daily for the rest of your life.
Modern journalism is about covering the most important stories...

With a pillow...

Until they go away.