skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's over 50 years after the invention of photography. Plate photography was already quite a robust technology at that point in time. Sensitivity and exposure times weren't too bad either. The first experimental color photographs were made some 20 years earlier.

For reference this color photo was made about 10 years after these: https://www.loc.gov/resource/ppmsc.03959/
Agree. It is even worse, here you have to learn Latin and old Greek so you can read the original texts. It is believed that the translations are not accurate (due to the problem that multiple words can be used and people shd know if exactly the same concept was meant or not). Somehow this seems to imply that these text are closer to poetry than ideas.
The Mad Max one is pretty close.
So, what I understood is that universities are happy to reap the rewards from the research of their academics, but not help their academics financially to get their research done.

It seems to me that some research areas may yield benefits and recognition in academia, but their potential remains undervalued, and as such underfunded.

Sadly, I think it comes down to what has the broadest appeal or wow-factor to get some traction and recognition. A lot of publishing associated with research tends to be esoteric too, which may advance the field, but also fall behind in public recognition.

In a way, it makes sense if the costs associated with the rewards appear to be out of balance in the eyes of those delegating funds, so more work may be needed to better communicate the potential rewards.
This is not true. In most cases you will get warnings but if you are hands-on you can fly into an unrecoverable situation, specially if you are not very high.
The Neverhood is the original handcrafted game for me. I really liked the style and humor, but the puzzles were way too difficult for me to actually get anywhere.

Behind the scenes videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrR3jbgocI4
The drugs don't contain just the active molecule. In fact, it contains less than 1% ivermectin.
Yes, screen-scraping is a security nightmare that should not exist, but that's what you get in the US. It's an example of where libertarian capitalism and free-market forces don't work. In Europe, open banking is government-regulated, and that's the only reason why banks dedicate resources to building an API.
you may also use hacksaw to select the screenarea to record dynamically

https://github.com/neXromancers/hacksaw#record-an-area-of-th...
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> And what happens to commercial artists and illustrators once we train the algorithm to do their job?

Perhaps the same as what happened to artisans such as some makers of furniture, shoes, and bespoke cloting. They charge a premium for the "authenticity" of their products. Artisanal, single-source, small batch art.
One downside of Nix compared to, e.g. Make, is that it's quite heavy-weight; e.g. we can't just run it as a standalone binary.

Despite this, it can still be used in small, gradual ways. Some nice starting points:

nix-shell as a #! interpreter, e.g.

#!/usr/bin/env nix-shell
#!nix-shell -i python3 -p gnuplot -p "python3.withPackages (p: [ p.numpy p.scipy ])"
import numpy as np
...

This is a standalone .py script (not a .nix file). When executed it will run nix-shell, which will set up a temporary environment whose PATH contains gnuplot and a python3 executable with numpy and scipy in its site-packages (the '-p' arguments). It will then run the script using the python3 command (the '-i' argument), as if the #! line had been '#!/path/to/that/particular/python3' all along. These dependencies will come from Nixpkgs by default, which is one of the largest and most up-to-date package repos in the world (see top-right of https://repology.org/repositories/graphs )

Another nice "baby step" is again to use nix-shell, but this time we write a .nix file defining all of the development tools we want to use, e.g.

with import <nixpkgs> {};
mkShell {
packages = [ gcc gnumake valgrind shellcheck emacs ];
}

If we call this file 'shell.nix', then running 'nix-shell' within that directory will start a shell with all those packages available in its PATH. This is useful when we don't want to install a bunch of tools system-wide (or, as we get more specific and explicit, it lets us use different versions of tools for each project).
Here's also a blog post with more details:
https://patchstack.com/hiring-full-stack-php-developer/
Thank you for the insight! Yes I think I have a problem and it definitely affects my life and my relations with my family :|
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Thank you for this great advice. I will definitely try to talk to a doctor!
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> The article I linked clearly explained that "processed" is not a binary flag, but rather a continuum. And that the harm is done by processing that adds excessive sugar, salt, and fat (and even then only when you consume that type of processed food to the exclusion of all other food).

So then don't try to campaign againt "processed" food but against excessive sugar, salt and fat. If you use existing words with existing meanings then you can't expect people not to take those words literally.
Adding the right rules for a firewall is not more difficult for IPv6 than for IPv4 with NAT, if anything it is simpler.

It is true that usually NAT is configured by default to not accept connections from outside to inside, but any firewall should have default rules that forbid such connections for any protocol, both for IPv4 and for IPv6.

Nonetheless, you are probably right that many, maybe most, home routers/firewalls might come with bad default configurations, where instead of having sane default rules for IPv6, there might be just a default rule to pass all.

If that is the case, it is not the fault of IPv6 but of the device manufacturers. For NAT it is also possible to put stupid default firewall rules, that just is less common, because almost all customers use NAT and the bad defaults are frequently noticed and reported.
Is that why you're getting so many upvotes?
Thank you! That's true, and I didn't mean to say that I think that I'm stupid or unaccomplished. I feel like I deserved it. I was just impressed by some of the other people.

For example, there was this teenager who was building CubeSats. All I did at that age was play World of Warcraft =D
I'm surprised that the article doesn't mention problem solving. For math and computer science problem solving is absolutely essential to learning.
I was exercising regularly and eating fine (I think). It's difficult keeping it up though when you feel very bad...
My Twitter profile has the CO2 ppm when I was born; 319, it's now ~415, that's nearly 25%∆ in 58 yrs. You can't seriously believe a significant component of Earth atmosphere can change by that without effect. At this point all plant life alone is being negatively impacted - it ain't fertilizer at >400.
> Today's capitalists aren't focused so much on capital though. Stock buybacks are bigger than ever. Founders are happy to sell off huge portions of their ownership as long as they can keep control with super-voting shares, where the previous generation of industrialists would be happy to accept outside board members but wanted to make sure they kept all the profits. A decade ago the goal was to be a "serial entrepreneur" who would use their huge exit from one company (as it matured) to fund another, even more profitable one; now keeping control of a big company is a much bigger deal.

Seems like a lot of handwaving and arbitrarily picking parameters to fine tune your proposition. Let's step back and look at the big scheme of things.

Food has always been scarce for some and plentiful for others. Same as land. Same as capital. And there have always been some people who have enough or more than they need who have a drive to amass even more, but that does not mean they have a shortage of it. And inversely if they don't try to horde more of a particular resource or asset that doesn't mean that asset is post-scarce for society as a whole.

I'll put it a different way, are you just trying to create such a specific definition that you can manage to fit it into? Then what's the point? it doesn't usefully say anything as far as I can see.

If you can support an argument which says practically everyone has plentiful cheap and easy access to capital via loans then that would be saying something. And if you can do that then you don't need these flimsy examples of food in prehistoric times or the behavior of wealthy elites to prop up your argument at all, do you?

> My sense (and I don't have evidence) is that getting a loan for study or business is easier than ever before (though reducing your working hours might not be).

Quite a journey remaining to get from there to "capital is not scarce or limiting for society", though.

Less than 20 years ago we had the credit markets almost cease functioning, major banks collapsed almost taking the banking sector with them, hundreds of thousands of home owners being unable to service their loans and were foreclosed. In my layman's understanding a major cause of this was undervaluing the cost of loans. Things have changed since then of course, but these industries and environments are very cyclical. Similarly, just because you kill a woolly mammoth or have a bumper harvest does not mean your society has been liberated from food scarcity problems.

But even ignoring recent massive failures of capital markets and just looking at the situation now, I'm still pretty skeptical of the assertion that anybody can get easy plentiful access to bank loans. People without much collateral or high incomes or steady work history get hit with extreme costs and harsh terms on loans if they can get them.
I have checked it, it's fine...
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No the next excuse would be the advent of `laptop-on-chip`s
I think what happened is that “My issue” was read incorrectly to mean “my point is” when it really means “my problem with”
What is the built in utility you're using on Linux for this? AFAIK, you need to download a separate utility for recording screens on Linux, or it comes with your desktop environment.
I had an interesting experience with this a few years ago when I went through some pretty bad depression and anxiety. My first step of getting better was rejecting the bad feelings saying to myself "These feelings don't make sense. Stop feeling them" and that made me feel a bit better. But to really improve I had to make the realization that the feelings are a part of myself even if I don't want them to be, and that I can do better even if I don't feel good.
I'll research this a bit and give it a try. Thank you
But in a different context, say when you want someone to submit an assignment by today, a common phrase is, "Please get it done, today itself"
Did you by any chance tried to follow the build instructions[1] before trying to build it?

- [1] - https://github.com/akon47/ScreenRecorder#-build
I feel like what hurts this the most is lack of brand recognition - half of the people in the comments are asking why they should trust them and rightfully so. When you look at the individual components, like Nextcloud, you know that the company behind that project is interested in making it work. You know that Nextcloud, GitLab and others make money through their enterprise offerings and probably aren't too interested in selling their users' data or finding other alternative ways of monetizing their platforms.

When a seemingly random company pops up and just rehosts a number of these FOSS platforms, you tend to be skeptical of their motivations or offerings, seeing as they make bold claims about otherwise insignificant platforms, especially given how often you hear untrue statements about privacy nowadays and even moreso if you don't know or care about their history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDesktop.org

Personally, i applaud their efforts and attempts at popularizing these tools and platforms (as someone who self hosts OpenProject, Nextcloud, GitLab, Rocket.Chat and many other pieces of software that i use myself), however i fail to see where their target audience lies: the majority of people who don't care about their privacy will simply stick to the larger cloud offerings of Google or Microsoft office components and something like GitHub for their code, whereas the more privacy conscious folk are more likely to self host software or will need lots of time to build trust with them.

I do hope that they have a sustainable existence and a net positive impact on the industry, though!
Apparently ballpoint pen manufacturing requires some precision technology - China acquired it only in 2017
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> Although be prepared that if you like it too much, there's no more.

There's the entire Bridge trilogi which acts as a kind of precursor to the Neuromancer universe.
Not really a competition. Comparing Tesla to Edison is like comparing Virgin Galactic to SpaceX.
Does it offer compression, post-recording resizing and multi-format exports?
"Why aren't they telling people to exercise and eat better?"

Hasn't the government been telling people this for decades? And more specifically 'they' have been making clear the connection between Covid morbidity and obesity since almost day 1.

How can someone honestly and in good faith argue that 'they' aren't telling people to exercise and eat better? The problem is that the government telling people to exercise and eat better doesn't really move the needle when it comes to actually getting people to exercise and eat better.
It is also done in Europe by Sofort / Pay Now / Klarna. (It's all the same thing, there is some brand confusion because of takeovers and translation).
NextCloud actually started implementing ActivityPub federation a while back. I don't use NextCloud so i don't know if it works, but for sure all selfhosted programs that have some notion of cooperation should be federated otherwise you end up creating new accounts for every service on every community and that's a UX nightmare.

See also a blogpost of mine on this topic, about federated forging: https://staticadventures.netlib.re/blog/decentralized-forge/
This is a thread about book recommendations on rocketry. I feel obliged to mention Ignition! An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants (Rutgers University Press, 1972) now back in print.

The author worked on said propellants between 1949 and 1970 (according to Wikipedia) so there's no SpaceX, but might be some Apollo.

Anyway, the book is legendary.
All those franchises are just making a flurry outta nothin
I've come to really like peek since it allows to select the rectangle you want to record with minimal interaction. It is also in the Debian repos.
That's because they are using Mullvad as infrastructure, which was audited earlier this year:

https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2021/1/20/no-pii-or-privacy-leak...
I studied UX in university, but I haven't done any ESM myself. (Just remembered the term is Experience Sampling Method[1])

Also called "pager study" because pagers were used to prompt the users to make a diary entry.

[1]: https://uxpamagazine.org/mobile_technology_experience_sampli...
From the article, the boycott is not particularly widespread.

> It's hard to measure how widespread the boycott is. While the hashtag #ADayOffTwitch is getting some traction on Twitter, there isn't much discussion of it on the popular Twitch subreddit r/livestreamfail as of this writing.
The systems prevent you from flying outside of the flight envelope, not from smashing the plane into the ground. Of course you can crash if you want, but the plane will still be within the flight envelope.
why do you think so?
It could just be because the real world changed a lot between publishing Neuromancer and Virtual Light, but the Bridge trilogy in my view is way better than Neuromancer.
Didn’t Klarna have problems with fraud, because their security assumptions did not scale well outside of Sweden?
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> Also, store them in the fridge

After you open them, yeah

In Chile at least, when we buy not quite ready avocado's we wrap them on newspaper, it helps them mature and become softer faster, people have done this for at least since I have been alive and it works well
First there was the horror stories about the SSDs dying prematurely. And now another story, even more FUD non-sense.

Meanwhile I'm enjoying the best laptop I ever had.
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For personal files hosting, the P2P implementation that comes to mind is tahoe-lafs. I've only used it briefly but it was a good experience, and i've heard only good things over the years.

Don't expect any GUI/WebUI though.
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I know quite a bunch of software engineers which are fine with what are basically beta version of vaccines. Go figure.
All of that will come to Linux UI once there's a network-manager-wireguard plugin, the same that one can do it for openVPN and the like now. Wireguard is still new, and network-manager was still finding the correct UX a year ago.
I’m American and most certainly not pro-Trump.

That said, I’ve thought Make America Great Again hats were hilarious since day one. I’ve wanted to get one and wear it, but I know that doing that is taken as a strong sign of endorsement for him and various other things, and it sets some people off into a rage.

Can’t wait until a decade from now when it hopefully settles down and they’re just goofy pieces of vintage wear.
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I noticed it was a bagpipe but wondered if it is a single animals skin, or generally how was it made?
That's pretty cool. I've seen that MAME has a netlist solver, so it should be able to play circuit-only games.
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I'm on Virgin, you can configure this. Log into your account and there's a whole range of categories you can select/unselect to block.

It's only sites involved in pirating that you can't choose and have to use a VPN.
AFAIK nearly all work (besides "protection") was done by women.
I asked the author of the OP about NextDNS on Twitter. His reply:

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One can support Mozilla (and Mullvad by extension), and a sizeable user portion only cares about Wireguard, not openVPN etc.
My personal mantra is (roughly):

Be forgiving with your past, disciplined with your present, hopeful with your future.

I'm not a Buddhist or religious at all for that matter. But I've come to appreciate the power of rituals, prayer, meditation and spirituality in some sense. In the Sermon of the Mount it is said that sin starts in the mind (very roughly paraphrasing). In Buddhism there is the concept of planting seeds, karma, with our thoughts and actions.

I understand these things as powerful concepts, packaged as stories and metaphors. They can help us to face difficult emotional challenges (fear, hatred, pride etc.) in two ways: By preparing our minds through a form of mental hygiene and by drawing from fantastic/spiritual frameworks in overwhelming situations.

So the mantra above is a way for me to operationalise a kind of healthy self-reflection (I tend to over-reflect) and put different types of thoughts and motivations into context. It helps!
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What reward?

I assume the hoped for reward is that 'your' candidate wins. I guess the thinking goes that if I am on the fence about who to vote for, but see that a lot of people around me that I feel I have many things in common with openly support candidate A, then I'm more likely to swing towards candidate A myself.
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They seem to have been quite a busy bunch
I would be against your shirt, not because I am against Trump. I think wearing your own country‘s flag or mainstream political symbols is already questionable. I think you should not define yourself through a group. It might be cute for non-dominant sports teams or cities.

Walking around with Bayern Munich/Barcelona/I <3 NY and the like when you are not even close to those cities, just makes you look like a weak person following the currently popular kids.

Wearing US symbols in Europe is outright stupid. You are not part of that group. You are effectively marketing for a competitor of a group you cannot switch. It is beyond me why you would put symbols of the leading military power into pop-culture. Sounds pretty Orwellian to me.