skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I teach on zoom every week, and the UI is head and shoulders above every other competitor for screen share and annotation.

Google meet, and jitsi meet are both depressingly bad for this use case.
I left the founding team at Uber Eats to build the dev tool I always needed
Google Meet fails at about 15 users. Zoom can handle hundreds.
> I've personally had very good experiences switching back from Homebrew to MacPorts. Wouldn't go back to Homebrew.

I have been much happier with Macports than with Homebrew (which I try every other year to see if it’s improved).

> The only pain point I've found is upgrading to new macOS releases, though I've often found just reinstalling MacPorts itself will get me going again in a pinch without having to take inventory of my installed ports and reinstall everything from scratch.

I used to use the commands suggested on the Macports website (save the list of installed packages to a file; update OS; install Macports; re-install ports). But since a couple of upgrades I have decided to use this as an opportunity to get rid of ports I don’t actually need.
You scrubbed the entire meaning from the sentencing by removing the context. They are saying that despite the conflict of values, principles of free software mean that the network is free to use their code provided they comply with the license. The previous paragraph makes clear the reasons why, and improvements to upstream software is a key one.

> We pride ourselves on providing software that allows anyone to run their own social media platform independent of big tech, but the condition upon which we release our work for free in the first place is the idea that, as we give to the platform operators, so do the platform operators give back to us by providing their improvements for us and everyone to see. But that doesn’t only benefit us as the developers – it benefits the people that use these platforms as it gives them insight into the functionality of the platforms that manage their data and gives them the ability to walk away and start their own.
This is the one and only answer ;) Of course the alternative to making free customers the product is to upsell free customers to a paid plan and factor in the conversion rate when using free as a marketing method. But if the free product is "good enough" then there are few upsells (which I believe is Zoom's problem), and then it's back to the user is the product not the customer.
Notoriously, JSLint, which can only be used for evil if you happen to be IBM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_Crockford#%22Good,_not...
Compromise: Everyone who visited the site is given the source code, and charged with "unauthorized network access". I'm joking, but hey it could actually happen. A journalist is being threatened for right-clicking some DIVs.
> You should try to reconsider what you think you know about the people who disagree with you, because you are absolutely incorrect and borderline delusional.

You are doing exactly what you're insulting. Some self reflection is in order.
> Why don't we pay teachers a decent wage?

Perhaps you meant why teachers are not getting paid more than NBA players. The answer is those people are rare thus in high demand.

Teachers are not rare and are not in high demand.
The Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide also has some (IMO) good advice, with a footnoted mention of sysexits.h: https://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/exitcodes.html

> The author of this document proposes restricting user-defined exit codes to the range 64 - 113 (in addition to 0, for success), to conform with the C/C++ standard. This would allot 50 valid codes, and make troubleshooting scripts more straightforward.[2]

> ...

> [2] An update of /usr/include/sysexits.h allocates previously unused exit codes from 64 - 78. It may be anticipated that the range of unallotted exit codes will be further restricted in the future. The author of this document will not do fixups on the scripting examples to conform to the changing standard. This should not cause any problems, since there is no overlap or conflict in usage of exit codes between compiled C/C++ binaries and shell scripts.
It's a mix. As a premium spotify customer, I still see spotify-injected (skippable) ads.
Really you should switch to debian if you want stable packages. It's not for the latest hotness but it achieves the stability it advertises.
The things that people can do inside a bar are sufficiently limited that they will not normally impinge on their beliefs, so a good comparison is hard. It would be something like "you are not permitted to use this bar for the purpose of buying a drink to relax after a hard day developing nuclear weapons." This would be a pretty terrible thing for a bar to do and I would easily condemn it, even though it is merely "the rules".
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There are some tips which others might already have alluded to:

1. Python has built in virtual environment support. python -m venv should do the trick.
2. Use docker for running Postgres, MySQL etc with some directory mounted for data.
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> just tell them this didn't turn out to be what you were expecting

I suppose my ego is getting in the way here; I really want to tell them how they have done goofed up but I also learned that such feedback is, 99% of the time, unwanted, so I believe your advice is better than what I originally thought I'll do. Thank you.
Almost all meat our ancestors ate was processed in some manner. Very rarely did they gnaw it directly off the bone immediately after the kill.

It depends who you ask, but humans have been processing and cooking meat for probably half a million years.

Salted and preserved meats have been sound for a very long time as well.

The processed foods we eat today are probably far higher quality than anything our ancestors ate. I can only assume “quality” here to refer the safety, cleanliness, and purity of the food. I don’t know what else it could mean.
The criticism I heard on DeutschlandFunk was that now they can't build chargers into thin lampposts or other places with space constraints.

It also makes chargers more expensive both in production cost and in maintenance, as you have to support a display and physical buttons and stuff, all that for a "legacy payment method".
I can't speak to the Christians, but even the most orthodox Jews I know support emergency services on the Sabbath -- and they'd absolutely drive someone to the emergency room if it came to that. Doing your best to observe a day of rest doesn't mean you can't choose to do work if it serves a greater good. (Whereas I'm pretty sure people won't die if they have to wait an extra day to order their camera equipment.)
> With 94, you’ll find a selection of six fun seasonal Colorways (available for a limited time only).

For a limited time only? What the heck? Feels like Starbucks.

Otherwise great release of course.
It is better. People are free to write software, pay for bandwidth and computing costs, and content creation, and then distribute it for free.

People no longer have to depend on coaxial cable owners or satellite owners or TV airwaves owners to distribute their content.
One thing has ruined my week is running brew upgrade $package instead of brew update $package. One of those commands will update the package and the other with update everything you’ve ever installed with Homebrew.
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One of my favorite games, if not overall favorite. It's impossible to find a new copy now. Any legal copy you find is likely only a CD-key from some reseller site, or a physical disc for PS3/Xbox 360.

It's not available from Ubisoft's store, nor Steam's store (where I purchased my copy).
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I always envisioned each planet / great house / ethnic group to be ethnically homogeneous, although different from each other.

I don't think it's very likely there would be some black Fremen and some mediterranean looking ones in the same sietch. Even if the planet was colonized with a diverse population, it would have been blended out by the time the events Dune take place.

But also it's soft sci fi so tons of things already aren't realistic. Ethnicities are a weird one to get hung up on.
> I think making Kynes female was interesting, although it certainly changes the male/female dynamics that are the core of the story.

Hmm I'll disagree. They changed the gender of the only character whose gender doesn't matter in the story. Decent move.
It's nice to see that there's supposed to be some performance improvements. I still miss support for FTP though. And playback of flac files with id3 headers.
Expeller-pressed canola oil is explicitly not "hexane refined hydrogenated rapeseed oil". Also no HFCS.
This is accurate. John K originally criticized 90s Disney animators for copying the Nine Old Men. He introduced the term on his blog and it spread across the internet. The CalArts style is whatever style is popular among each graduating class. And when someone doesn't like it, they try to use the term negatively.

The UPA influence became the popular CalArts style with Genndy Tartakovsky (Dexter's Lab) and Craig McCracken (Powerpuff Girls). And the CalArts style evolved again around the time of Pendleton Ward (Adventure Time) with bean mouths and noodle arms. This is still popular today.

It's really whatever creators' like to draw, is economical for a TV production, and gets a positive reaction out of the audience.
I want the opposite for 2.

Keep all my photos in the directory hierarchy, but have a tool to sort them and sync them between devices

If I sync it with rsync, I might accidentally delete important files. Git would sync properly, but then it keeps the data in the repo rather than the directory hierarchy
> my reply to OP was an experience report too

Thank you for yours too. I'm glad you're having a good experience with GHC and Nix. I haven't taken the Nix plunge yet!
Oh, you’re right, my bad. If Zig achieves this then it will be a boon to all gamedevs using the language.
It doesn't attempt to determine the cause of a site leaving the front page.
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> I agree with your hesitance and apprehension of how it could could go wrong.

There are 2 issues:

1. the CoC is a "living document" which is Silicon valley speak for "we're making it up as we go along" (see also HTML5). It can change at any time.

2. The membership of the Steering Committee can change over time (and they can also change the CoC). What if in 5-10 years time I have built a successful business on this software, and the SC is taken over by employees of a rival company that then denies me use of it. As far as I can tell, I am shafted with no recourse.

For this reason I would never use any software licensed like this to do anything serious, nor would I contribute to any software licensed like this.
I want to push back on this idea. Back in the heyday of JohnK's blog, "CalArts style" referred to a kind of post-Disney/Don Bluth character design language that typified theatrical animation in the 90s. If you look at the late 90s/early 2000s wave of films, things like Titan A.E., The Iron Giant (which was better than most), Atlantis: The Lost Empire, etc -- a lot of them have a Milt Kahl knockoff look because that's what was the gold standard at CalArts at the time. JohnK's complaint was that young animators were aping superficial Disney-isms and making derivative crap instead of creating original design systems.

Fast forward 20 years, and what people mean when they say "CalArts style" is completely different. They're talking about the geometric, flat graphical character designs of things like Gumball, Steven Universe, Clarence, and Gravity Falls (i.e., the "bean mouth" era). This is all TV animation (theatrical 2D animation is deader than disco), and it's partly driven by the mechanics of modern digital animation production. It's also same-y and safe, but for different reasons.
And to come full circle, anyone who reads Goebbels will be deplatformed.
Agreed. The show may not follow the book, but it’s entertaining in its own right. Star Wars was essentially a “dumbed down” version of this, the show maintains some complexity - it can get corny at times but you still have to follow what’s going on or you could lose track of the story.

And the Brothers’ are some of the most intriguing sci fi characters that I’ve watched.
I wouldn’t say it’s a bad habit, but it’s for portability not universal agreement.
The average worker (singular) does not matter, but they can organise to make demands. You didn't add anything new.
Having read foundation and seen the show so far they are two very different stories and the show is mostly just off hand references to the ideas of the books. That doesn't necessarily make it a bad show though, because there's a lot of potential of cool stories to be told in the foundation universe.

What does make it a bad show is that they writers fell into the Star Trek Discovery Trap of making it about not one but two diverse female space jesuses that save everyone. Arguably their depiction of woman in the show is just as superficial as asimovs depiction of them in the books, just the flipside of the coin.

However, they sometimes have hints of the really interesting parts of foundation, which, in my opinion, is the thinking and planning on large time scales. Only the Empire Storyline has that kind of thinking truly ingrained and subsequently is the only interesting part about the show. I can't even remember diverse female space jesus 1&2s names.
It's going to be incredibly difficult to do real research while working full time. Have you considered pursuing a research based master's first?
"Air vehicle" meaning "aeroplane" is an interpretation. I could interpret it as sailing ship for example. Or a ballon. Possibly something like a chinese lampion which were already known 2000 years ago so it's not a big stretch.
> On Windows, there will now be fewer interruptions because Firefox won’t prompt you for updates. Instead, a background agent will download and install updates even if Firefox is closed.

I rather they didn't.

EDIT: Ah good, they have an option in the General Settings to disable the background updater.
> I expect his social media site might actually have better moderation than his Twitter followers had

They more or less already stated that any unflattering opinions will be deleted and the used banned from the platform.
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I can't figure out how self-hosted and "deploy on cloud" are not mutually exclusive. Unless you've gone through the trouble of setting up enough machines at home to have a viable cloud infrastructure.
That is an enormous lie.

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Agriculture in total is 10%. Transportation is 29%
Wrong. Most foreign PHDs are in their early to mid twenties when they start
> I think it makes people believe they will enforce the license unevenly to satisfy their personal feelings about who is using it

Maybe they will. As copyright holders, they are allowed to do that (though I don't think they have copyright assignation, so there would also be lots of _other_ copyright holders who could attempt different enforcement, presumably).
"I really wish people would stop calling forced labour <Robots>". That's what you sound like.

Usage of words and language shifts and changes, get with it or go back learning growls and hissing to communicate.
I’ve used pkgin[1] on my Mac. It works fairly well, and I appreciated how quick the installs were.

[1] https://pkgsrc.joyent.com/install-on-osx/
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you can learn a lot about a person by sitting down and having a meal with them and miraculously alot of the online vitrol dissipates when you have a chance to see them as a full person.
OK but why not give them the benefit of the doubt? You've given no reason why you don't believe them, you just say you don't. OK, so what?
I'm not enthusiastic these days. Which aspect of the UI will they change this time? Is there an about:config hack to get it back? And how long is that gonna work?

I think i'll have to ship a userchrome.css with my dotfiles soon.
> No, the (original) point is a time-limited monopoly on the use of a creation in order to compensate (...)

No, not really. Author's rights and intellectual property are not a price tag on an open market. They establish that the author has exclusive rights over his own work, and thus anyone who is interested in accessing said work needs explicit authorization from the author and covering explicitly the intender use. You don't just press a button and get a license that the author did not specified.
> With this release, power users can use about:unloads to release system resources by manually unloading tabs without closing them.

That should be nice, I'm looking forward to poking around in there.
> We evolved

Nutrition is poorly understood so being conservative with changes is reasonable, but making claims about what is and is not good because of the environment we evolved in doesn't make sense at all. Evolving in a specific environment emphatically does not say what you are optimal for, just what you can tolerate acceptably enough to function. That we can function while eating meat is not in doubt and every other claim based on evolution is an appeal to authority to an authority that doesn't support what you say.
Back 20 years ago, the line from legalization advocates was, "Legalize it, and tax the hell out of it." But now that it's legal it's just so much easier to grow and sell mass quantities because law enforcement doesn't care anymore. I think the only way around this is to have dedicated tax enforcement agents whose mission it is to track down illicit weed.
>which forbids the use of their ML software for (1) discriminating against marginalized communities, (2) building tools that disingenuously manipulate public opinion

commie-speak for "opinions I don't like"
>there are a lot of free resources online, but that often cover a single topic, without providing an understanding of the holistic learning path and which matters/topics to study

Hit the nail right on the head. I feel like there’s so many services which are wildly successful in the online learning space. But they seem to all miss this. Sometimes people don’t know what path they need to take/where they should be exploring. This IMO is the largest benefit of traditional schools for the majority of people… some people need a path, or simply don’t have the time to seek their own path and traditional school can give you all the foundations you need to know how to find or build a path.
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This is such a cool story. What a man. I wonder what his patients remember of him.
This is largely a red herring. The entire world could become vegetarian overnight and emissions would only be reduced by a couple percentage points. Reducing oil dependence is a far more fruitful endeavor to pursue.
If the issue is seed oils, then by all means make that case. There are arguably convincing points to be made in that area.

Implied outrage at long ingredient lists is not constructive.
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In my field, doing a PhD at decent university means doing real-world scientific research. Despite widespread forced publication of mediocre results, I still see a PhD as a recognition of having “done science”.
Totally agree with your points, but for SSH in particular mosh (https://mosh.org/) specifically answers the issue of SSH responsivity. The client optimistically renders what should happen on the server, and the server confirms when it can.

> I'm working on the side on creating a company and those opinions lead me to choose the harder path of desktop applications which don't need Internet connection for anything that doesn't require it by definition. They're more resilient and comfortable to use. I'll probably fail, but I really can't make any other choice at the moment, I need to at least try and see for myself.

Is that in line with the offline-first movement ? I can only cheer you on this journey, because constant connectivity eats our focus and our planet. I'd love to see what you come up with :)