skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, this is a specific one-page render of the style guide that is normally part of the distributed software's Language Project bundle.

The 'interactive' version is located here: https://help.apple.com/itc/musicstyleguide/

The link "Print this Document" simply takes you to the single-page rendered version.
It's possible, but I think it's the opposite, because as they introduce paternity leaves, fewer children are born. It contributes to the perception of parents as lazy.
Safari is the real alternative keeping web open. Firefox does not serve that role anymore.
We are lucky enough to live in an area with a strong amish presence. Their food is amazing, going out to eat it is like eating a wonderful home cooked meal. Amish BBQ, while not as flashy as other styes, is also definitely worth a try. Amish burnt butter noodles are sublime and are my overall favorite... that and the fritters and pies.
I subscribed it to an uptime monitor - https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/fxip.as203478.net.html
They know that they would never be able to stay in business in that case.
BambooHR is great for holidays, that's why we're integrating with them to get paid-leaves from people and sync them directly in Café. It's easier and it makes the data live within Slack
Sourcegraph CEO here. Here's what we're doing with the money to make code search better and better in the future: https://about.sourcegraph.com/blog/the-future-of-code-search...

Happy to answer any questions. If you've used Sourcegraph, please share what you liked and what needs to be better!
and do we file them under the name they were using when they released it, or the name they settled on?

Spotify has two entries, one for "Mos Def" and one for "Yasiin Bey" even though they are the same person.
B2 advertises itself as an object storage suitable to applications. This can be thousands of mobile devices using an app to save photos. His use case is, IMHO, right inside what they advertise.

The cloud backup is another product.
People have built solar bikes, as in regular ebikes with 2-300w panels attached that power the motor. That's more impressive if you ask me.
Other than that, lots of people (myself included) have run old, indirect injection diesels on used veg oil. That was years ago when it was financially very advantageous.

If you ask me, these are more impressive/interesting technical feats, but with real world applicability and usefulness.
Boost for reddit is life upgrade on reddit.
China's Ban on Bitcoin Follows a Pattern Frequently Used by Beijing
If the Chicago Symphony directed by George Solti plays Wagner, with Thomas Hampson as a soloist, who do you list in the artist field? How do I search for everything by one of those performers?

> The style guide listed describes fields for a separate composer(s) as well.

My impression is that only the artist or performer field (I forget the exact name) is reliably supported across music software; composer is not.
Excited that there's more progress being done in implementing proper site isolation. Would be great to not feel like I'm losing something in sticking with FF over Chromium-based browsers.
The long tail of reddit is far larger than the default subreddits.
Why do you believe this is a psychological problem and not a physiological problem?
I did a 3 month bike tour. On days I traveled, I went 60-80 miles on a touring bike with 30 lbs of gear strapped to it.

My experience was exactly the same as yours for the first week. I puked 4 or 5 times that week from riding up the maritime alps. Then after that I was a machine and felt like I could go forever. No pain, no chamois cream as others have mentioned - just padded compression shorts and lots of sunscreen.
> It’s been a lifelong dream of mine to quit my current career and take something lower paying and more meaningful: teaching or contributing to a non-profit.

That's me. I'm working for free, and happier n' a pig in poop.
So what is the best off-site solution for backing up a NAS in good faith? I have about 10TB of data that is "backed up" to varying degrees but no all-in-one solution right now.
Totally agree. Unsurprisingly, the "best-kept secret for sleep" is to lead a healthy, low-stress, balanced lifestyle.

I have a friend who used to sleep fine. Started using some app on his phone to record his sleep, and it suggested that he was a fidgety sleeper and could get better quality sleep. So he bought a smartwatch that was supposed to help. It didn't. So he bought some special headphones that are supposed to pump out whitenoise while he sleeps. He slept worse than ever. In the end, he went back to no app, smartwatch, or headphones and now says he sleeps almost as well as he used to.
I wonder why it's in quotes.
This is an odd one and is a bit of an acquired taste, but some sound designers swear by the original 1971 manual for the ARP 2600, of which you can find a PDF here: http://guitarfool.com/ARP2600/Arp%202600%20Owners%20Manual.p...

If you want to follow along with your own synthesizer, there's a breadth of options ranging from software recreations of the 2600 to a licensed hardware reissue, but for $25 you can get Cherry Audio's respected CA2600: https://cherryaudio.com/instruments/ca2600
Much less dangerous as the pressure is very low and the quantity of gas very small.
Serving different content for the same URI based upon various metadata fields in the request goes completely against the spirit of a URI.
> Some economists have claimed that this kind of “upward nominal wage ridigity” is a real thing.

The software industry proves this. Salary growth is rapid, but only if you are constantly churning companies.
It normally takes me about 2-3 hours to get through a one-hour online lecture. But I actually do get through them. As an undergrad, with in-person lectures, I learnt maybe 50% of the content with a good lecturer. 30% with a bad one.

Well worth the change.
and a lot more, it's a bit sad to lose ftp
Forget UX issues. There are bigger reasons to avoid reddit.

https://raddle.me/wiki/what_is_wrong_with_reddit
I think it's important to understand that "what makes you happy" is much more contextual than we realize. If you're sitting outside in the freezing cold, you might think that what makes you happy is "wearing big heavy coats and drinking cocoa". That's true right now because you're fucking cold. But get out of the cold and your happiness goals may change.

Often, happiness is simply "what addresses the imbalances in my life right now?"

Today, you're probably busy working a 9-5 (or longer). You spend much of your time overwhelmed by the complexity of your job, delaying gratification and doing things you don't want to do. You're stuck inside all day and working through the nicest months of the year.

In that context, of course all you want to do is sit outside at a beach, play some leisurely videogames, and eat good meals. But that's because your life right now has a distinct absence of downtime, nature, and leisure.

When you are retired, the entire context is different and thus what makes you happy will shift too. Once you no longer have a job, you'll likely find videogames boring and understimulating. When you start taking a walk every day in the woods, you might not crave moving to Hawaii quite as much. And when you have the time to cook and savor meals every evening, eating out loses some of its lustre.

Whenever the situation of your life changes, expect your happiness goals to shift too.
> with a snarky timing that will prevent some people from getting all their shots before restrictions pop in.

It's not mandatory, unless you consider restaurants and travel to be necessities one needs ( and you can still use a test in lieu of a vaccine certificate, and tests are still free)
> One of my biggest problems with FIRE discussions is how much they reinforce the idea that retirement is a prerequisite for achieving happiness. This leads a lot of FIRE-minded people to double down on jobs they hate that consume too much of their time and energy, only because they think it will better enable them to be happy later.

On the FIRE subreddit, anyway, they're very clear that:

1. It's the FI part that really matters. RE is just one possible choice of what to do with it.

2. It's silly to make yourself miserable until you're FI.

3. FI is not magic. It will not meet your expectations unless you've carefully thought through what it is you want to do with that freedom.
- Buy a Korg MS-20 (or anything, ideally pure analog)

- Learn some music theory

- Learn some signal / information theory

- Synthesize!
So are you both infertile and unable to adopt? What is stopping you from being eligible for parental leave?

It's absurd to claim taking care of a sick family member isn't a conscious decision. Have you ever slept walked your way into the position of caretaker? It certainly has negative externalities (like you transmitting the communicable illness to others).

A nice straw man is suggesting that everyone who chooses not to adopt or have a child doesn't have the option to, and thus somehow unfairly disadvantaged by the offering of parental leave. If you live in the US and you dislike parental leave you know you can simply choose to work for a company that doesn't offer it, don't you?

edit: choose to work for a company that doesn't offer paid leave beyond FMLA mandates.
Fixed rates are the standard for mortgages and car loans.

An outcome of the Great Financial Crisis was a move away from ARMs through a rise in rates and in income levels necessary to qualify for them. Plus, banks prefer fixed rates in a declining rate environment (basically the past 10 or so years.).

But yeah, credit card debt is never good.
I'm still not adjusted to it and will probably never be.
The way I see it, the camp 1 is at fault only if they are not revising their stance. Otherwise there is nothing to discuss and no two camps story at all. There is only one camp, camp 2.
As far as I can tell the switch to headlines only was an attempt by Google to skirt a court order after they had already violated copyright for years.

Imagine you are a notorious drunk, end up in curt and the judge collects your drivers license and tells you exactly how to get it back, do you a) catch the next bus home or b) step into your over priced luxury car like a Google exec and drive away because you are above the law? Google did b).
I'll have to find the site, but someone posted an awesome site here, some time ago, that taught synthesizers, using a cool JavaScript tool.

[UPDATE] Here we go: https://learningsynths.ableton.com
If it helps. I feel burnout.
Lots of criticism of my choice of source here, so I'll add a couple of articles from Aaron Maté too:

https://thegrayzone.com/2021/02/20/reuters-bbc-uk-foreign-of...
https://thegrayzone.com/2021/03/24/author-bellingcat-opcw-wh...
Apache Pulsar seems to have decent AMQP support also.
That was IIRC how the Chevy Volt worked. Empty was actually around 20% and full was around 80%.
Can Microbes Combat Neurodegeneration?
> The cognitive dissonance is not particularly pleasant

It's not unexpected though, is it? Certain personality types, and to a large extent certain cultures, reflexively push back when forced to do something, even if it's a Good Idea or something they'd do or have already done anyway.

While that reflex may have downsides (like the current situation with vaccines), from a societal standpoint, it's a strong check against abuse of power.
> * Most users without hardware accelerated WebRender will now be using software WebRender.

> * Improved software WebRender performance

This sounds interesting. Does anyone know where I could read more about this?
> someone would fork it.

This myth needs to die. Yes, somebody would fork it but it would very, very quickly become stale as well. It costs tens of millions to develop a browser engine nowadays, it's not something a few hobbyists can develop in the evening after their day job.

Microsoft didn't choose Chromium for their new Edge engine because they love Google, they chose it purely from an economic point of view. Even Microsoft doesn't want to develop a browser engine. Microsoft.
That entirely depends on the selection pressure being applied. A vaccine that only targets the spike protein is a great way to select for a mutation with a different spike protein. Limiting human contact selects for strains that can infect during short periods of exposure… oops.
There are more mailto: links on the web than ftp: ones, and yet most browsers don't natively do email.

Firefox didnt remove the protocol from existence. They just removed a feature nobody uses, which is better handled outside the browser.
Going by the site this is hosted on, Informant Number 4 surprised me :)
Tails 4.20 with new Tor Connection assistant
I looked at the print preview. It looks like when printing the web page, it includes section breaks for tidy formatting. Plus, the "Print this document" is hidden when printing. It looks like an instruction, but I'm not sure why it is in quotes.
This is why I submitted today actually, I was looking around for a decent spec on how to tag my music collection and stumbled across this. If this could be adapted to ID3 or Vorbis comments, and also widely accepted by other players, it would be a dream.
People are different, period
Getting vaccinated is 1000x easier than becoming un-obese. It's not comparable.
Thanks!

We want to build the hybrid tool that's improving Culture and Socialization through companies, not just a quick feature like Slack statuses
Those deaths reported through VAERS are just the number of people who died after being vaccinated, not that died because of vaccination. Those are two different things, which if you've read the CDC source you cite I'm sure you're aware.

The CDC investigates these report and say they have only established a causal link to a handful of blood clotting cases as a result of the J&J vaccine. All the other deaths were unrelated to vaccination.

We have a similar reporting system in the UK. Their investigation of deaths following vaccination says that “review of individual reports and patterns of reporting does not suggest the vaccine played a role in the death”, again with the caveat that a small number of deaths are associated with blood clotting.
I still use old reddit and Apollo on mobile.

It has to do more with every other platform being hostile to embedded videos, especially on mobile. Nothing plays inline anymore.
That's what popped into my mind: the old waste fryer diesel fuel. A nice "gee whiz" science reporting that the MSM eats up, but not scalable in any way for any significant application.
What would you recommend as a "pipe with MQ-ish semantics" to use when "the message order was not important, there was only one producer and one consumer and the volume of data was not extra-ordinary", but you do still want the core premise of an MQ — reliable message delivery in the face of faults in the producer and/or consumer?

We actually have a use-case that exactly matches this. One service makes [stuff], the other service consumes [stuff], both services are "immutable infrastructure" with no local stable state storage, and [stuff] is individually too small and frequent to be affordable with IaaS managed-MQ per-message costs — but batching messages into reasonable chunks before send means potentially losing up-to-a-batch worth of messages if the producer dies.
It's been a hot minute but from what I remember about IDv3, the spec is really only like half of the story. Different media players and organisers have pretty different ideas on how the fields should work and which fields are actually relevant, so you really need to just look at how all of these different mainstream programs handle their data if you want to get your own IDv3 implementation working properly.

Then there's the frame names. Due to how all of these various ID3v2 implementations do their frames, the names in the spec don't really reflect their real-world names. "TPE2" is specified to be the "Band/Orchestra/Accompaniment" frame in the spec, but in the real world it's actually the "Album artist" frame. And while TIT2 is very much universal, I think TIT1 was much more questionable and different implementations have different ideas on what TIT1 should be.
Cows I know release a lot of methane. I’m but sure if there’s tech to harness that.
Summary > Latency section [1]

https://www.confluent.io/blog/kafka-fastest-messaging-system...
Are you questioning whether the total addressable market for this is 3 million MAU?

Is that really outside of the realm of possibility if they become absolute leaders in this space and entrench themselves in a quasi-monopoly?
> they were calculating value by weighing the live plants - dirt, pot and all.

You can forbid that specific corrupt practice; but as long as the incentives are to produce a high value, then ways will be found to inflate it to an unrealistic number.
They did. Repeatedly.

Further, many exposés and post mortems are in progress.

The Premonition https://www.amazon.com/Premonition-Pandemic-Story-Michael-Le...

Uncontrolled Spread: Why COVID-19 Crushed Us and How We Can Defeat the Next Pandemic https://www.amazon.com/Preparing-Inevitable-Normal-Survive-E...

Preventable https://www.amazon.com/Preventable-Leadership-Failures-Selfi...

Move on.
There are different rules for non employees versus employees, but Virgin received permission to fly non employees a few days ago. (Afaict Branson is not an employee)

My guess is that it's an insurance thing.
My local landfill now taps that methane and powers generators with it.
I pasted the relevant claims in my comment, but point taken.

Do you find Aaron Maté more credible?

https://thegrayzone.com/2021/02/20/reuters-bbc-uk-foreign-of...

https://thegrayzone.com/2021/03/24/author-bellingcat-opcw-wh...
I wish I could use Backblaze to back up a Time Machine drive (second-level backup, offsite, daily/weekly) but that a use case they specifically don't do.

What do other people use for this?
Yes. there are changes in technology and economy, but not in basic human needs.

There might be less people work for survival, and more for higher needs, but it does not change the basic structure of human needs (see Maslow's hierarchy of needs).

I don't see how this point out what flaw I may have.
So the fact that we as world do a really bad job at vaccinating in countries with lower income will ultimately assure that new strains show up that are even more resistant against the vaccine?

Is there any data if we are even fast enough? I mean some people are closer to their third shot than others getting their first in developing countries.
MOFO Linux
>There are extensions and addons that remove the tracking data for you, you might want to give them a try.

Yes, but we are talking about why the average person just sends a screenshot. Insanely long links filled with tracking data that may or may not result in a clickable link on whatever app-browser-OS they are using is the reason. There is always a workaround for people that A: understand the problem, and B: care enough to find and use the workaround. But since the average person is not likely to pick this topic to use their limited time, energy and knowledge on, they go with the easy consistent option.

Whenever there is a problem and the two options are 1. have all individuals change their behavior or 2. fix the system so the better option is the easiest, the answer is always 2.
Hi. Firefox developer speaking here. Feel free to take a look at https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/Release_Process and https://aosabook.org/en/ffreleng.html. The latter is quite outdated but some core assumptions are still valid. Our CI is hosted at https://treeherder.mozilla.org/jobs?repo=autoland . Every patch that is uploaded will be tested before and after it goes into a branch. Firefox Nightly ships directly from that branch. The changes will be "promoted" to Beta (and subsequently Release) every four weeks. Our community hangs out on Matrix and is very Open to newcomer questions and other contributors. In fact, we Vene have an introduction channel and list good first bugs on bugzilla (searchable through something called "Codetribute")
to people on the highway?
You’re doing it again, just stop, it’s not your job to convince people :)

“It’s ok to make a choice, but here’s the consequences asshole”

It’s exactly what I’m opposed too.

Don’t pretend before corona virus you isolated yourself from everyone incase you gave them the flu or norovirus either. Because it’s the same thing now. If an elderly person is vaccinated, and the vaccine is 95% effective, they’d have less chance of dying from coming in contact with an unvaccinated person than from someone with a bad flu.

It’s sad but we also have to remember that old people are more likely to die from a lot of things.
And yet iTunes was (and is) a royal piece of shit that Apple bought, but couldn't even do what EphPod (unauthorized free iPod software on Windows) did.
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27818514
Rabbet (YC S17) Is Hiring Elixir/React Software Engineers (US Remote/Austin)
If I wasn't a nicotine addict, I would love to enjoy some pipe tobacco from time to time. It's certainly an acquired taste and has some "unpleasant" effects, but so do most liquors and lots of drugs and I've grown to love many of those dearly.
I've seen a few fairly obscure theme bands on Apple Music that have primary photos including literal masks and the like. Are you sure you're running into 'picture without a face' and not rather 'picture not distinctively representing real people'?
This is not the best version of this I've ever seen. It's close but its missing a few key steps.
https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/fall-asleep-fast/
I've used this on myself and my kids and it's worked well. There are some extra steps that I think round out the effect. If you've tried similar techniques, but without some of these steps, it might be worth it to add them.
1. Get physically comfortable, usually layout on your back with your arms at your sides, if possible.
2. Relax each part of your body starting with the top of your head and ending with your toes. This should take a good 10min. I guarantee you are clenching your jaw, making a fist, keeping your shoulders up, etc. You need to make each part of your body completely limp dead weight. You should be able to physically feel the unsupported weight of your body parts. I imagine that I am turning into solid lead and sinking into the earth (bed).
3. Focus on your breathing. I don't have any super techniques for how to breath, other than to focus solely on it. Count your breaths and start counting over again as soon as you think of anything else other than your breath. This will take a long time if your mind is wandering. Just start over as soon as you realize you are thinking of anything except counting your breaths. Once you get to 10 move on.
4. This is the end. Imagine yourself floating. You can be floating on a canoe, in a bath tub, on the ocean, in a cloud, it doesn't really matter. Just imagine that you are no longer laying in a bed in a dark room. I call this going to my happy place. Like with the breathing, as soon as you realize you are thinking about anything at all, stop and bring your attention back to the sensation of floating. If I've gotten this far then I will begin counting breaths again, too. But usually I don't make it this far.
The full extend of the restrictions is still to be announced / debated, but the first echo indicates that even going to the mall for grocery shopping, to the pharmarcy for medecines or to the hospital for doc appointment might be restricted.

Tests should not be free anymore sometimes in automn.

That's why I meant by "de facto".

Plus, we're talking about "restaurants" and "bars" in France. That borders on "necessities" ;)

To be honest, my biggest issue is the timing, though time will tell if it was necessary (playing catch-up with an exponential, once again...)