skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I did a degree in computer science from one of the top universities in the world. When I started, it was recommended that we not bring a computer at all.
I like your confidence.

Are you citing Islamic states as a form of what-aboutism or as a template for inspiration?
In France as well. Also if you're a contractor you can't be working for the same company/role more than 3 years for the same reason.
It's ironic that the Illuminati always get associated with stuff like this, given that they were an organisation devoted to free thought, freedom from superstition, and opposing the abuse of power.

I'm not sure if RA Wilson would be laughing at this or horrified at what he's done.
"even the most committed data hoarders are nowhere near that."

Eh, i do meet people with ~50TB archives
If they don't thrive in that environment, maybe they are in the wrong environment?

Is it important that the org bends to the will of a subset of workers with specific preferences, or is it important that we get a group of people who are going to get the work done?

I suppose I'm firmly in the latter group. I have goals that I need to achieve; I need a crew that can achieve them; and whoever I pick necessarily has to be aligned with the way that I work, because it's on me - and only on me - if I fail.
Food intolerances can cause brain fog. Various reasons.

I have an autoimmune disorder and most food outside AIP diet cause mental sluggishness for me.

Basically I eat bread and my immune system decides it’s a virus and decides my organs must die.

So yea, If something bothers you, listen to your body, even if it’s being stupid.
PoS is permissioned system because if you want to become a validator you must convince another (potential) validator to give up part of his stake.

> MC in PoS is mainly interest costs

no, it's also costs of fighting (via politics, marketing and hacking) for that initial pre-mined stake.

it's not cheaper than PoW and has worse security properties due to all sorts of attacks - long range, grinding, etc. ultimately it's flawed because unlike in PoW there is no universally objective measure of geniuneness of a chain (the "work" in PoW).
> fearlessness from cow and other vigilantes ... Muslims in kashmir, lakshwadeep and Sikhs would feel safer.

This is perhaps your most compelling point. It's also cherrypicked however since radicalism and violence are coming from both the Hindu and Muslim sides. Picking one side over the other is just not what good government is about, this goes for Hindus obviously but also Muslims.
"In technical usage" means that this level of nitpicking isn't really accurate. When you say "they ran doom on a lamp" that isn't a piece of scientific literature. It's just conversational English and as such using the common dictionary definition of the word lamp as opposed to a technical definition is entirely appropriate.
At one time one guy sent it to some embassy on a whim of the moment, then his follower just took over the habit. Bureaucracy doesn't require much thinking.
the homepage needs this info

or a prominent link to "docs" (which could be just a link to the readme)
If a business does business in the US then the US can (and does) make laws demanding reporting of corporate ownership. This is usually done as part of tax law. See for example https://www.internationallawoffice.com/Newsletters/Private-C...

A specific example of this kind of action: In 2016 the Obama administration block the Dutch Phillips company from selling (Dutch) Lumiled to Chinese investment companies.

More recently there was the (disastrously administed) attempt to force US ownership of TikTok as well as a less well known attempt to force the sale of Grindr.

https://web.archive.org/web/20170227090607/https://www.nytim...
Why would you fear something you won't be able to feel?
To be fair I grew up in a northern Italian town (~5 000 people) in the 00's and we had a few "peeing spots," usually windowless (north) walls of old houses in the historical center. We rarely peed there--as the GP put it, we only did when "in a pinch."

Coincidentally, toilets in old houses there were really just small rooms jutting out of the northern part of the building that had a hole at the bottom where the waste would just plop down into the soil. Maybe that's where the habit started?

Also the only time somebody got fined for peeing was when one of the local troublemakers peed on a prominent flagpole in the middle of the day--it made it into the local newspaper's locandina :)
Putin says Russia would accept conditional handover of cyber criminals to U.S.
> So like any other car after 5 years?

Maybe it's a judgment error from me but I'd say more. There is this popular belief (which tends to be proven wrong with time) that batteries lose a lot of capacity with time.

As for Tesla, it's a edge case since Tesla as a "luxury" branding. I'm thinking about other manufacturers since I don't want to put this much on a "second" car.

In France we have a pretty successful EV car named Renault Zoé, I think I'll to start with this one, it have Ok specs and can be found used under 10k€.
I think you are complecting peoples with processes.

There is absolutely no reason an engineer could not influence the decision making process of a manager. The manager is the one taking the responsibility for a decision, but it is a poor manager that fails to listen to their top experts and leverage their knowhow.

That's what it means to be a great engineer that gets the manager ear. It's not the engineer's job to manage, but is his job to be part of the team, and do what feels right for the team, including to tell their opinion on the matters they are a subject expert.

Processes are just scaffolding and general guidelines on top of a functional engineering organization.

An engineering organization is not a car factory.
Zerodha founder Nikhil Kamath cheated Vishwanathan Anand in chess match
Gooey is a brilliant bit of software.

We use it in combination with Python Fire [0] to easily convert python code to something that users can interact with. Python fire converts our python code into a CLI without all the manual parameter parsing, and Gooey turns the CLI into a simple GUI.

[0] https://github.com/google/python-fire
I accept that it's gonna happen & do my best not to sit around waiting for it!
I am not sure what you mean by organic and non-organic.

The chemical synthesis of the omega-3 acids is too expensive, so all commercial products claiming to contain omega-3 acids contain such acids that have been extracted from living beings. Therefore all commercial omega-3 acids are organic.

Because the omega-3 acids are expensive, they frequently are sold diluted in some other kind of oil.

The oil used for dilution should be some good quality vegetable oil. Unfortunately there are cases when some junk oil is used for dilution, possibly including various garbage, e.g. colorants or flavors.

Therefore, when choosing an omega-3 supplement, it is good to check the list of ingredients to see whether the good omega-oil is not mixed with a bunch of undesirable, possibly non-organic, substances.

The main component, i.e. the omega-3 acids, can be found in one of 3 sources:

1. A few vegetable sources with short-chain omega-3 acids, e.g. walnut cores, flax seed or hemp seed

2. Fish oil, e.g. cod liver oil or salmon oil

3. "Algae" omega-3 oil

The first group of omega-3 sources does no harm and people who eat enough animal food might not need anything else.

On the other hand, people who eat little or no animal food must eat some omega-3 supplements belonging either to the second or to the third group.

There is no efficiency difference between fish oil and "algae" oil. The only difference is that the "algae" oil is more expensive, but it is available for those who do not want fish oil.

Like I have said, it is imperious to check the composition of any supplement, to see which is the real content in EPA and DHA and whether they are not mixed with some junk.

Many omega-3 supplements appear to be cheaper, but they are diluted and their real cost per EPA+DHA may be higher than of other non-diluted supplements.
Ah! I’m not the only one. That also was my first thought.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27493535
It’s Finally Here: Messenger Automation for Instagram
It's very amusing you were actually able to show yourself laughing at anti-vaxers right here on HN, thus winning the argument against eganist completely. You should probably have called that out more clearly. I guessed what might be in the link but it would have been good to quote it.
Maybe what it needed to do, but not what people do with it now. There are entirely “enterprise” systems coded in that thing. It’s an human problem, original JS syntax was fine imho.
Who exactly is characterizing the workers with great ideas as rebellious, here? The real story is always parasitic toxic management. An idea’s existence is enough to threaten power structures.
Show HN: OpenThread Mesh Gateway with BG95-M3 Based LTE-M Support
You will need to define 'deflationary'. Are you assuming the price of bitcoin (in real goods) will always go up? Why? That would imply an enormous market failure.

The supply of bitcoin will increase until the year 2140 due to block rewards. Afterwards, the supply will be constant (equal to 21M btc).

A sibling comment compares btc to gold. Well, there are a lot more volatile assets than gold (fiat currencies included). The ratio of the price of gold to world GDP has been pretty constant over time, despite the value of gold at times also being derived from various fad uses.
> The whole reason people are concerned about getting covid under control is that natural infection would kill around 0.5% of a population in a developed country

This number is way, way off. It's not even close to the actual number of officially tallied deaths divided by confirmed cases so far, which would itself overstate the real IFR for a number of reasons.

> or more if the hospital system becomes overwhelmed and oxygen or other standard of care treatment isn’t available.

To the extent this is even a real phenomenon, it correlates better with places which have underfunded and straining hospital systems as opposed to those which eschew lockdowns and other NPIs.
The concept of digital advertisement was unknown to Humans in ST universe until Ferengis brought an example to Federation Starbase Deep Space 9 in 2372, so that’s one divergence between our universe and Star Trek version of it.
When iOS will support web push notifications?
I wonder if this + dependencies could be bundled into a golang binary with the new embed feature, then python could exec the bin or vice versa. I guess zenity would be better for that
> A mere photo can be used [to] guess political preferences fairly well

Really? Could you provide me with a link? It seems counter-intuitive. I look pretty much like my barber, but he's right-wing tradcon and I'm oldskool left-wing.
the installation sooner or later depends on the installer and the conditions to be able to install a qualified power supply:https://www.couponxoo.com/electric-coupon-code
It's not _the_ problem. It's another problem.

Even without the inevitable accidents (which apparently won't happen with new generation plants) .. we are left with waste.

You're describing nuclear fission as a stop gap solution.

If we take this view, the very fact the waste produced is going to hang around for a much, much longer time makes the whole idea untenable.
We can try to be decent to one another most of the time, but personal mental health is one's own responsibly, and secondarily our family and friends might assist us (if they are not part of the problem). Individually we can accept only a very slight responsibly for the mental health of our friends and associates. It is hard enough to persuade a close family member to go on a diet, for example; how much more difficult to assist an acquaintance with severe depression or instability. It might be good to do more pair programming and to set up mentor or peer relationships within a workplace or project, especially considering those people who appear to be loners or lacking friends.

Personally I think that severe mental illness can best be helped with dedicated one-on-one life coaching, which is why I offer that as a free service (but no one took me up on it yet). Psychology and therapy can be good, but most people cannot afford to pay for enough of it that it could help them. Meeting the therapist once a week is not likely to save someone from despair.
Ofnuts' Gimp Tools is a huge collection of Python-Fu/Python-scripts.[0]

Scheme-scripts[1] for Script-Fu is another way to extend GIMP 2.10.[2,3]

[0] https://sourceforge.net/projects/gimp-tools/files/scripts/

[1] https://www.gimphelp.org/script210.html

[2] https://www.gimp-forum.net/Forum-Extending-the-GIMP

[3] http://gimpchat.com/viewforum.php?f=9
It is not dark pattern as such, but if you don't tell, it can raise a flag in terms of privacy and security. The response may very. Announcing it loud and clear is the good practice to avoid confusion and building trust. Also, if you probe the local network, do it only for the purposes announced and do not use/keep/share the data for any other purpose.
I work on ending death.

And in case that fails, I’m signed up for cryonics.
I like the pattern where it gives ownership, and the return value returns that ownership. I hadn't really considered that as a valid pattern yet, coming from other languages!
This was a nice porting job!
https://www.reddit.com/r/itrunsdoom/ - could use some new content.

Next level would be finding the cheapest modern mass produced device that can run Doom with no hardware modifications.

This means use whatever I/O the device comes with for controller and display.

Using external display sort of distracts from the coolness.

Second part - it has to be currently in production(like this Ikea lamp). I mean you can find a $10 device/computer from 10 years ago that will run Doom.
I'm not necessarily saying it's a good idea! Just that I would caution anyone considering running Firefox on vanilla Linux with less than 8GB of RAM. As for the 'hundreds of browser tabs' I mentioned, most of those aren't loaded anyway, and yet Firefox still eats up RAM, especially on sites like Facebook and Discord. I also whitelist Javascript using uBlock Origin, which helps some but really it's a losing battle--leaving hundreds of tabs open or not, there's no reason today to have less than 16GB of RAM on a modern PC.

It's been a while since I've looked, but last I checked, pretty much every model that was price competitive with regular notebook PCs had no more than 4GB soldered RAM, which really is unacceptable. Looking on Acer's website, the only 8GB model is $929, which is about twice as expensive as what I can get by buying one of their non-Chromebook notebooks.
Leveraging Marketing Attribution for Ecommerce
Computer Vision and ML Internship at Starship (Delivery Robots)
Not sure how it works in the US either. I'm in NZ and it works similarly to how you described it working in DE.

Though my clients in another country, I don't want to push it, they don't want to push it - so I don't care. Eventually I will jack up my rates and they will either sign me again or I'll find somewhere else.
yeah - unfortunately, it gets harder to find native apps every year...
You should apologize to trhway. He's proven that his statement was correct with a comment he made here on HN in 2015 where he does indeed take a (very) pro-vax position.
The only thing in my list that could even remotely be a barrier to entry would be the additional requirements of official government communications, which IMO would be a good thing because I dont think there should be any official government communications happening on any of these platforms in the first place.
You get 10 tries and then it's wiped from the cloud. [1]

Obviously this depends on you trusting that the HSMs function as Apple says they do and that it's their public key that you're additionally encrypting the keychain's key with. [2]

[1] https://support.apple.com/guide/security/escrow-security-for...

[2] https://support.apple.com/guide/security/secure-icloud-keych...
Which of these principles demands you let a cabal of intersectionalists flag their enemies off the front page? Just curious where the intellectual curiosity and lack of reflexiveness comes in.

I ask because if there's one thing I've noticed, it's that these people are unable to tell the difference between low quality arguments and low status arguments. Consistently.
I don't know how to say this any other way.

I think you are entirely incorrect.

Typescript is absolutely not the solution.
You got to practice the Psh move on whatever the source of the fear is with the exact same facial expressions and body movements or it wont work - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khfiJ9q6IqI
Usain Bolt has the best name for a sprinter, if there was like a world class security engineer named Diku Hackermans, I am pretty sure it would be like hard to forget that. Also I have had a couple beers.
Ah, OK – that makes sense. In my country, it's not a question of being nice but a part of the road rules. Loosely translated excerpt:

> The driver has the following responsibilities: (...) to do his utmost to ensure that other road users are not endangered, especially the most vulnerable (pedestrians, cyclists and electric scooter riders)
The global chip shortage is creating a new problem: More fake components
The main point is missing from the article: such rebels threaten the authority and career of seniors or other power dynamics at the organization.

You propose some new solution that may be somewhat better, but the existing system was designed by someone who seeks a promotion and is owed a favor by a superior for some reason. They may have insecurities around their existing system and feel the need to justify their high position and salary, even if they are now not as productive as the youngsters, because they may now have a family etc and don't have as much time and energy or whatever.

In other cases the problem can be that the career risk-benefit balance is negative for the manager.

Or they are planning on dragging out the improvements in smaller jumps, to demonstrate constant improvement over many years to optimize career advancement. If the improvement happens all at once and suddenly, it will look too simple and less credit that can be squeezed out of it.

TLDR improving things can make some people look bad and they will fight you.
Since Ikea update the firmware of the trådlös units quite often and has security updates in the changelog I would guess... yes
They also mentions improvement of stability and performance towards different protocols in the changelogs.
> $699 refurbished (16 GB RAM/128 GB SSD). To compare, a basic configuration Macbook Air M1 (8 GB RAM/256 GB SSD) can be bought for $899 new with education discount

This is an odd comment.

Imagine I walked up to you, asked if you were happy with your computer, you said yes, and then I proceeded to try to "sell" you on an "upgrade" to half the RAM for the same price. Now consider if we weren't talking about the same price; I'm suggesting that you spend an extra $200+ on this.

Why would anyone take that deal?
Translation:

We (Tesla) bought back into BTC at $31,000 and are trying to pump it back to >$40K again.

Of course they are accepting BTC (again).
Off topic, but Deep Space 9 was not a federation starbase. It was a Bajorian Republic station under Federation administration following the Cardassian withdrawal.
It is indeed quite similar: for example, pointers are also 128-bit in Elbrus protected mode.
Read Pratchett.
3.6 Roentgen, max.
I like the concept behind IRC as a protocol with a set of independent networks, clients.

You see, I'm not arguing what we have today is better. In many ways, it's worse, and I'm sick of proprietary HTML-based interfaces and this endless flood of pointless features and monetization attempts.

But there's the fact: a social platform lives or dies based on the "social" aspect of it. This is why Facebook is making the billions. Not because it's the best, but it has the most people.
Try teaching 10 randomly sampled parents how to use a command line?
Ask HN: An Email for Newsletters?
What services do you use to read newsletter and to receive promotional stuff from companies? I have been looking for one (and know they exist), but can't find any!
> > minimum wage is almost a political stunt. Rents will follow the increase

> The studies I've seen demonstrate that it gets taken out of profits. Almost a direct transfer from shareholders to the minimum waged.

Aren't these different topics? The wage hike might come out of profits, but that doesn't inform whether rent gets correspondingly more expensive.
> our light bubs have more powerful computers than the first computer many of us once owned

Mine don't, and I first owned an AtariST with a 68000 CPU.

These are "smart bulbs". We are still in the .com bubble of IoT, so there are going to be a lot of silly things we can run Doom on for a while until it dies down. Lights don't need computers to operate, but that doesn't stop people trying to add "features" to lights with computers.
If some sports allow magnesium to be used on hands (e.g. gymnasts on the high bar), then shouldn't sticky substances be simply allowed?
Yeah, thanks for the reminder. I realized that a bit too late. But: In a company it's also way more difficult to identify who is American and who is British ;)
I dunno what happened with Seveneves but its one of few books I decided not to finish. There are some books you get bored with or forget to finish, but this one made me drop it.

I have stopped reading Seveneves at the end of second act/part.

It has very interesting premises and nice world building. Stephenson throws all the right ingredients into a pot for an amazing story. Mass social pressures, countries at bring of wars but forced to work together, though choices to be made and there are not enough resources to save everyone...

...but the plots and characters are so poorly written that it actively took me out of the experience.

Most of the characters in the book are just 1 dimensional flags - driven by a singular purpose. They make such poor emotional decisions that the survival of the species depends on. And its not a random survivor 1803, its the leadership of the remaining humanity. Its almost comical when we get detail descriptions of the tech, and the space-station inner-workings, but the social fabric of it is paper thin and bland.

But the last nail in the coffin was the end of part two: the decision on the future of humanity decided via blackmail - do it my way or I'll blow us all up - what?!

If there was a handful of us and one person blackmail everyone to do something stupid ('because I want it this way - no debate, no pros and cons), I would agree to their demands and after they let go of the trigger I would bash their head in. The whole ethics goes out of the window when one crazy person can doom whole humanity concentrated in one place...

This could have been a great book, ends up being meh.

4/10 great setting, terrible plot
The biggest issue I personally have with Discord is that everyone has a "server". And that server has 42 highly specific channels on it. And it has as many bots as Snow White had dwarves.

...and it has less users than channels.

Discord should have a "lobby" server where every small group could have a (private, invite only by default) channel. After they have enough people they could upgrade that to a full server.

But it's too late now and I already have 50 Discord servers on my client, of those maybe 4-5 have over 50 people on them. The rest have more channels than members.
Ah right, this makes perfect sense. Thank you for taking the time to answer the question.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-79310-1
This appears to be an implementation of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geohash
Birdnet is great!

Once you've identified the bird, you can then listen to a variety of additional recordings on https://www.xeno-canto.org/ which I believe is one of the sources used to train the machine learning model.