skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Doesn't that apply to everyone's OS of choice though?

Do people have love deep in their hearts for Windows or even macOS 11?

It's hard to explain these days, but back in the late 90s it was just so far ahead of everything else except maybe NeXT and NeXT was entirely out of reach for 99% of the world.

The UI was ridiculously smooth and fast and everything worked together like a well oiled machine.

- https://youtu.be/cjriSNgFHsM?t=350

Here they play an mp3 and a video that continue to render while you move the windows around, on a 133mhz machine without it even putting up a sweat. Clearly that's nothing today but that was unheard of at the time.

Beyond that it had amazing features you still don't see on operating systems today like the file system being an actual queryable database. Common metadata like ID3 tags from MP3's were entered into this and queryable.

The standard email client stored emails as individual files and just queried the file system. I believe the address book did the same for people.

The tabs of the individual windows stack together across apps! There were just so many little wonderful fit-and-finish things like that you don't get these days.

- https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/userguide/en/GUI.html#stack-ti...

I feel like most desktop OS's strive for parity with eachother. BeOS was trying to be better.
I assume "Sod", used in more British influenced cultures. Short for sodomy/sodomize. Usually a stand in for "F**" but a bit more cavalier/dismissive than angry.
It doesnt matter. You can be exuberantly happy about a photo and still have power over it if that power was not signed away.

The power in this case is damages which can be collected due to the ongoing commercial use.
U.S. Economy Likely to Outgrow China’s Due to Contrast in Pandemic Responses
You might check out Koncrete although there's not as much content.
The judge didn't come up with this ruling out of nowhere, someone had to file suit against UC Berkeley.
China pushes adoption of language, cultural symbols in Tibet
Understanding Monads. A Guide for the Perplexed (2017)
What are they supposed to say if it is a well-designed device?
> "Sex workers" is synonymous with prostitution.

No, it's not, it's an umbrella term covering multiple kinds of sexually-explicit work people do, including prostitution, fetish modelling, camming, stripping, phone sex.

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

> there is space for more than one terms.

That's right, there's more than one term. When you want to say something about porn actors, you can use that term. When you want to say something about sex workers, you can use that term. When you want to say something about artists, you can use that term. They are different but overlapping terms and which one you use depends on what you're saying.
I'm probably missing something but from me at two HSs and my three kids later in HS clothing connected to drugs, alcohol, smoking, profanity, nudity, and sex were prohibited.
I wish somebody would create a DL/GAN/style-transfer tool to automatically change the style of any website into https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/

(regardless of how the website is structured, so deleting the CSS doesn't count)
Even though it's not apparent from this demo website, the underlying code performs a preimage attack (it doesn't actually use a target image, just a target hash), so it's even stronger than a second preimage attack.
Boosting your productivity with the Python REPL
Grocery prices continue to rise–and there’s no end in sight
Comparing SARS-CoV-2 natural immunity to vaccine-induced immunity [pdf]
Ugh, it’s quite literally the founding constitution and basis for NZ. Describing mana whenua as ‘Fringe’ is racist and insulting.
> That's a rather polarized position... what facts or experienced led you to this conclusion you stated? Specifically "the unvaccinated are screwing over the rest of us who are doing the right thing".

The fact that the unvaccinated are taking up all of the hospital beds in certain areas of the country..?
I noticed a similar trend with Howard Stern and others once signing on with SiriusXM.

My unsubstantiated take: audio has to be ubiquitous to work. It’s somehow more commoditized than video or other mediums.

If it’s a radio show / podcast, you already have your “player” of choice (AM/FM radio, or a particular mobile app) and you expect the audio to work like tuning a radio station to your syndicated show, or putting in a CD, and the player just plays it.

For some reason with video streaming, we equate services like Netflix with TV networks, so exclusivity is ok.

But audio apps and services don’t feel like different stations or CDs, they feel like different mediums entirely. So while Netflix is to Hulu as NBC is to HGTV, Spotify is to Apple Music as CDs are to MiniDisc.
I love the look of this! I don't think I have a use case for this library but it looks fun to play with.
Jeffrey Gundlach on the U.S. dollar potentially losing reserve currency status
Of course I agree that those who do not want vaccines should not be forced. But they also should not get to ruin everything for the rest of us. The r coefficient for vaccinated people is drastically lower leading to protecting those that can not get vaccinated (whom, I guess, unvaccinated people do not mind screwing over). And vaccinated people are not taking away ICU beds from people suffering from non-prevetable diseases.
I don't think individual states will meaningfully extend benefits. Only the federal government can print money to pay for it.
If you give a monkey a machine gun, and the monkey shoots someone, we don't blame the monkey.

Society has always had court jesters who poke fun at authority. If you take health and epidemiology advice from a comedian then that's on you.
Part 1: >I don't know anything about what Rogan has said about vaccinations.

Part 2: > I still think this is a very disappointing, dangerously misinformed take on his part

lol. "I don't know what he said, but I disagree with it"
Interviewing libelous crackpots gives them influence. Without interviews, they're seldom influential.
He's quite literally the "average Joe" (at least when he started). The reason he no longer thinks the moon landing is fake is because of reasoned science and understanding which he learned through the course of the show by talking to guests like Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Twenty Four Students from San Diego Stranded in Afghanistan
I guess the first question on everyone's minds is "what were they doing their in the first place?"
Early this year I came off a 2 1/2 year sabbatical. It might take a long time to recover. Depends on the person.
Maybe it depends on the area. I know California has famously strict building codes, so I'd be impressed to see a hospital made up to code in 2 years (unless the government threw the entire checkbook at it of course.)
That doesn't entitle me to run the game on a much better emulator with RetroArch or apply fun ROM hacks on it.
I don't think so, least in part. Spotify is continuously petty against apple (for good reason) but their users always have to pay the price and not have features or get them super late. The Spotify app on an Android is pretty good and can't really notice too much difference upon switching back. They've really downsized their app a lot across all three platforms.
Reminds me of how I thought about other people's mental health before I burnt out and kept pushing for several years. Good luck.
Hey, co-founder of Budibase here.

This is fantastic feedback, thank you very much for taking the time to write this up.

We totally agree with the points you have raised - in fact we are in the process of addressing the component deletion problem; providing the ability for users to delete components with the keyboard or use an action bar that will be shown in the preview.

As for mapping data - this is something that is requested a lot and as such is high priority. We will be working on this in the coming weeks, providing full JS support and transformation logic for any source of data that you fetch from your Budibase applications.

Great to hear you had a good experience using Budibase self hosted. We are constantly trying to make the Budibase setup process easier, both through our self hosting setup CLI and through standard deployment configurations that developers are used to - such as docker compose and helm charts for kubernetes. Which method did you use?

Please do continue to follow Budibase - We are confident that you will love the features we planned on our roadmap for the next few months!

https://github.com/Budibase/Budibase/projects/10
Adaptive Convolutions for Structure-Aware Style Transfer [video]
> I was recently unemployed - fortunately, by choice

This just comes off as the equivalent of saying:

> I recently had to to fly somewhere - fortunately, by private jet

The privilege and wealth requisite to be able to do either of these things just make it unrelatable.
Why is he confined to spotify?

Some centralized group i restricting his rights like the music industry used to bury albums and bands in the 80s?

Meanwhile: https://www.rap-up.com/2021/08/10/tory-lanez-sells-1-million...
The single biggest thing for me is the unified system design and implementation.

That is, it's not like Linux/BSD desktop environments where the kernel, display server, window manager, desktop shell, file manager, distribution ... are all developed by separate teams in separate code repositories with separate goals, schedules, standards, etc. In Haiku, you can change the UI toolkit, display server, and init system all in a single commit to one repository.

This has a massive array of advantages. It means we never go back and forth about where responsibility for a bug lies, only where it should be fixed. It means we can decide to go with or against trends and standards as it makes sense to (our package manager is probably the biggest example of this.)

Virtually everything else I like about Haiku stems from this, whether it's the timeless UI, the overall system architecture, or even the code itself (which is a genuine pleasure to just read, not something that one can often say about any project.)
You can retire with a high standard of living for the rest of your life with that amount as a lump sum. It's not clear to me that the decision was wrong.
Like the tide slowly lapping away at your feet, the symptoms of burnout aren’t noticeable until you’re already waist deep, and then you can keep swimming, until suddenly your brain says, no thanks.

I think that’s the worst part, the fact that this burnout process is happening to you, and regardless of your mental ability, you can’t outwork it, or outwill it, or outwish it.

But personally I see it as your brain providing you a health and safety moment - there is danger in your current approach, and the circuit breaker has been tripped.
> reflowing the entire layout and causing page jank.

I'm starting to suspect that page jank that causes spurious clicks is actually being optimized for, by which I mean that changes that cause less jank will also lower CTR,and so fail to pass A/B testing.
What am I supposed to be looking at here. I see an operation to capture Osama. Black sites, some weird other stuff. But I am not finding a specific example of something causing instability (at least on purpose).
I opened this thread wondering who Joe Rogan is; glancing at that I'm not surprised I don't know, and have certainly lost any interest in knowing!
My rant about “elegant” and “bash” in the same sentence:

https://ilya-sher.org/2021/03/19/running-elegant-bash-on-sim...
I've been through burnout before. A few times. Not fun. Alas, I never had the luxury of being able to take time off (it turns out that children like eating food). So, while I can sympathize, I also can't sympathize since I had to work through it (usually by changing employers).
> SARS-CoV-2-naïve vaccinees had a 13.06-fold (95% CI, 8.08 to 21.11) increased risk for breakthrough infection with the Delta variant compared to those previously infected, when the first event (infection or vaccination) occurred during January and February of 2021.

There is, of course, no profit or gold-plated post civil "service" career in big pharma or book deals associated with acknowledging this.
This is some fine hackernews readership level of business. Describes the community perfectly. The majority tho earns 0 (zero) money since they produce open source code.
Nope. US courts have consistently held that the first amendment applies equally to everyone regardless of occupation. There is no special legal test to determine if someone is a member of the press. There are centuries of case law on this issue.
Fox news has news in its name and the daily show got emmy's every single time, not to mention that time The colbert report tried getting a super pac and managed to get it.

Last week tonight is quite credible.
I well understand the history of this topic, after all, I have two years of Caltech physics :-) Nevertheless, as Einstein demonstrated, things look very different depending on the frame of reference.

There's no such thing as a "normal" frame of reference.

> the geocentricists tried to build mechanical models but the increasing number of epicycles was a big clue that the system was in fact heliocentric.

Not exactly, it was a big clue that the planets did not move in perfect circles. The mechanical models did not provide any evidence of heliocentrism. It was Galileo's observations of Venus that torpedoed the geocentric theory.
Dozens of CA students, parents stranded in Afghanistan after summer trip abroad
So they can go to Afghanistan but they can't go to in-person classes?
That's why eye witnesses aren't as reliable as one might think
They change in processor heart seemed to happen after people started making a lot of noise that Mastercard explicitly refused to block payments to terrorist and other awful groups, but keeps going after sex workers.

I don't think the cards companies particularly want regulators taking a much closer look at where they're making their money.
The hardest part about making an H-Bomb is first making a fission bomb. Once you have that, an H-Bomb is trivial by comparison. An H-Bomb is very simply just detonating a fission bomb with enough fusible material to trigger nuclear fusion.

Indeed "knowing it's possible" is really all it takes.
Not only clickbait, but the subtitles and dubbing is mismatched or plain inaccurate translation (both at times), which makes basically every foreign show/movie a pass for me.
> Please explain to me why you posted suggesting otherwise.

a) I didn't suggest otherwise, I said that it is predicated on that assumption, about which I was undecided, largely because b) I didn't know better.

I read that thread 7 days ago, when the collisions were a gray blob or a clearly modified dog (to Lena) or clearly modified Lena (to dog). I hadn't re-read the thread in the last 4 to 5 days, when you demonstrated the natural looking collisions (second-preimage images).

Very impressive work I wasn't aware of.
Yes, people predicted the 180, I just disagree that they planned this all along necessarily.
Says people who don’t watch joe rogan. Joe rogan has two kinds of guests: experts/scientists and show biz people. The former are why I watch the podcast. And I think it’s important because it gives a platform to people are being ignored by the mainstream. Take for example Paul Saladino. Watch that podcast and tell me it’s pseudo science. You can’t because he’s meticulously citing a paper and bringing up that paper to the screen practically every five minutes. And he’s an MD. And he’s been proven right by CAC score. And he’s planning an angiogram which if it comes out clean will be incontrovertible… he was right. It annoys me that people want to shut down joe rogan for harmless speculation he makes. If you think of Galileo and his conflict with the church, he’s very much like a joe rogan guest. Has a controversial but correct scientific insight, clashes with authority and the old dogma. There’s definitely been a handful of people like that. The MAPS guy comes to mind. His vindication was massive and joe rogans contribution to that was probably not insignificant.
By your logic we should penalize obese people. It's more of a factor in icu admission stats than vax status.
One is far more relatable than the other. You can be temporarily unemployed by choice with a few thousand in savings.
>acting like we know what's up better than the CDC

Bill Burr is a comedian. He's telling a joke. A joke something someone says to cause amusement and and laughter.

Everyone should question and seek information on issues they care about.
Apple has the keys to see the full size image as well.

You are also leaving out the step where they run the scaled down image against another separate app that isn’t susceptible to this hack since the output isn’t known.
I would love to see what the environmental impact of recycling a computer (and acquiring a new one with lower power consumption) versus buying a new one. I suppose that makes more sense for business than home, though.
Australia painted as a ‘dystopian nightmare’ as footage goes viral
Copernicus’ heliocentric system actually had more epicycles than contemporary Ptolemaic models.
If you take health and epidemiology advice from a comedian then that's on you

And every person you infect.
Scientists just overcame a major hurdle in nuclear fusion research
"Painted as" ... It is.

Sure, go ahead and downvote.

Or, maybe, think about how to live life under these rules. See "Explained: New lockdown restrictions for NSW and Greater Sydney"[1]

[1]: https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-nsw-lockdown-r...
Yes, I was using exaggeration to get the point across that this is written from a position of privilege that many of us reading cannot afford.
Dogs shot by Australian local government over coronavirus
When did "useful" become a metric for this podcast?
As an engineer I quite like the look of this. Right now for this kind of internal report I’d use a hosted Jupyter notebook, e.g. Mode. Both data science and engineering folks can handle it. What’s the one-sentence selling point for Evidence in my use case?
visdata is pretty mind-blowing...at least, that's how i felt when i saw the demo the first time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1CBDTgGtOU
They are very relatable to many around HN, which is tech-biased and therefore affluent in comparison to other groups. I also chose not to work for some time, so I relate very well. We don't always need to seek the poorest denominator. Well-off people have life experiences, too.
Where do I find this mail archive except on the Google group? Need to know about what followed this.
At my corporate job I oscillate between PowerPoint, word and excel depending on how I envision I’ll need to use the information. Often PowerPoint (as a presentation will be needed), but if I need to go to a detailed level excel is the go to, unless I need to write lots of words, then I’ll use word.

For notes, heirarchical notes and to do lists, I flip around between many tools.. ugh. Often just paper too.
The discussions about Rogans social responsibility are just silly. He's an entertainer. People need to understand that.

But his influence dropping, I'm not at all surprised. I used to follow him until he moved to Spotify. Now I only catch the occasional clip on Youtube. And I've actually forced myself to endure the awful spotify UI for some special episodes like Dave Chappelle.

But otherwise I'd rather avoid that mess. It's truly awful.

I don't see how Spotify won anything, as some in this thread are saying. Youtube still gives you maximum exposure, and for just a little more than what Spotify charges you get essentially the same music catalogue, AND youtube premium ad free. I can't deny that's a good deal to me. I haven't watched TV since 2010, Youtube has way too much content in truth.
I think relating burnout to learned helplessness registered as dismissive to you - it definitely isn't. Depressive helplessness/burnout/learned helplessness all have a lot in common; GP was apparently just making that connection. They probably share some very similar biological mechanisms.
But then I take it that means the wifi is relatively slow, no? FreeBSD IIRC lacks 802.11ac support still.
Don't forget treesheets https://strlen.com/treesheets/
I can believe it. Our company has to replace multiple MacBook pros per week due to butterfly keyboard or battery bulge issues. How the mighty have fallen.
One of the other Haiku developers had this [1] response to an inquiry about why Haiku is so fast:

> The system is not all that well optimized, uses a 15 year old compiler which does not uses any modern CPU features, and by default, the kernel is built in debug mode which makes it much slower than it could be.

> How do other operating systems still manage to feel slower? I have no idea.

(Those kernel debug options are no joke, they are a massive slowdown. The ones for the TCP stack alone take network throughput down to 1/5 of what it is without it; the ones for SMP, the virtual memory manager, lock facilities, etc. combined make the system visibly less snappy. We disable these on beta builds, but they are enabled on nightlies, and back in 2011 they were on by default.)

[1]: https://discuss.haiku-os.org/t/why-is-haiku-so-fast/6317
Are you accusing Joe Rogan of manslaughter?
pipdeptree will print out pngs, svgs, or dot files for you pretty easily out of the box: https://pypi.org/project/pipdeptree/

It's not nearly as pretty, though. GraphViz graphical output gets very hard to read when the graphs get big.

I like that your setup makes it easier to drill down to the dependency graph of a single root package, too. pipdeptree will always show you the relationship between every installed package in the current Python environment.
I cloned to a USB drive, swapped the SSDs, and then booted up with the USB drive, and cloned back to the new SSD.

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You will need an NVMe SSD adapter similar to this https://www.amazon.com/Sintech-Adapter-Upgrade-2013-2015-Mac...

There's a whole thread writeup here:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/upgrading-2013-2014-mac...

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You can also download old versions of MacOS installers. I forget the link to the easier scripts/installers, there's a High Sierra one at http://dosdude1.com/highsierra/

Personally I ended up using ./installinstallmacos.py from https://github.com/munki/macadmin-scripts to grab the catalog contents

and then temporarily blocked swcdn.apple.com in /etc/hosts,

and then served the /content/ directory so that swcdn.apple.com/content/ was pointed at 127.0.0.1/content
(I used python here in the parent directory of /content/)
> sudo python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80

and then I opened the High Sierra MacOS app store specific link to make it download & assemble the .dmg file properly

Open in Safari to ensure it launches App Store https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/macos-high-sierra/id12462847...

Can use the same approach to grab other versions of MacOS downloaders from apple too if you look up the app store links for it and then serve the catalog locally I guess.
When you want to stop someone from doing something because you think it breaks the law, you file an injunction. That makes it a judicial thing.

This is especially true for state agencies (like the UC system) - you basically have to sue them.
Customers may not flee, but:

1. Customers in e.g. the EU may push their reps to "do something" about two US companies controlling all e-commerce.

2. Customers frustrated that Mastercard have gone on the record as refusing to block payments to terrorist-supporting orgs while refusing to process payments to look at titties may pressure regulators to start having a much closer look at Mastercard's money flows.

Both of those seem like meaningful concerns.
It's only the ads that the podcasters put in themselves. They are not the Spotify ads.
Supporting vaccinations and supporting lockdowns are separate. You can support one and not the other.
Exactly this. I used to be a fan of the podcast and have no problem listening to it on Spotify. It just stopped being interesting.
very nice summary of crypto history.