skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are no tourists in Japan. There haven’t been for about the past 1.5 years.
Common Lispers in the back are excitedly waving their hands and whispering: "Restarts! Restarts!"
I regularly outline how much engineering time could be saved with some minor capital expenses. They choose the longer and more expensive route every time.
Is "app store" discovery a viable option on moderated community platforms like Flathub or F-Droid, or "non-platforms" (primarily software distribution methods built around command-line installation, rather than UI-focused ecosystems with reviews and such) like Linux distribution packages?
I care because I used to live in a capsule apartment myself, and it was a great time of my life.

Of course I realize it’ll have to go, but I’ll still be sad to see it do so.
The cool idea is that you use language and environment of your choice without having to deal with any JS peculiarities. All the state is managed in whatever way is best inside your lisp code.
Feynmans lectures on computer science: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07FJ6RRK7/ref=as_li_tl?ie...

You might be familiar with Feynman's Lectures on Physics, but his lectures on Computation (based on a class he taught and his work in 'Connection Machine') aren't any less amazing. Through this short book, Feynman guides us through the concept of computation and the van Neumann architecture in his unique style, from logic functions, to Turing machines, coding and even quantum computers. It will give you a unique appreciation of the finer points in which computers are "Dumb as hell but go like mad" so that you can better squeeze every bit of performance out of your code.
Raw votes are pretty bad at moderation. Voting features are there primarily to help engage visitors so they will return.

HN and some subreddits avoid becoming tools of disinformation because they are managed by dedicated moderators who remove posts, comments, and participants who are acting in bad faith. (Facebook does not do this.)
> I've "smartened" my ~50-year-old daily driver with a bunch of electronics and various upgrades.

Got a 69 XL, a 63 Dart and a 61 Sunliner. How they were made is the entire point.
Floored and pleased by this. A social media company making a real attempt to curb harassment by re-examining fundamental features. Obviously there's more these companies could do, but this feels significant.
Facebook is in china? News to me.
Compensation of $3,000 if you can prove you've been harmed is barely justice.
Not really a valid or interesting comparison. If my drone has a bug that prevents it from going somewhere it should be able to, I say "darn" and play with my toy elsewhere.

That's not an acceptable outcome for a car, though.
Does bitmap not tick all of these boxes?
Bob's site is endlessly useful.
This is such a lazy, garbage take...

America has stopped working for 50% of the population, and they know it. The "toxicity" results from media and government telling these people to shut the fuck up and get back to work and stop trying to look behind the curtain.

Well the American people aren't falling for the myriad bullshit any longer.

The toxicity will go away when ultra-progressive politics aren't shoved down people's throats, when people can actually get a job working 40 hours a week that'll allow them to own a home and raise a family with the partner, and when members of the government stop lying not only to us, but even to Congress.

That's how you "fix" these problems... or it's at least a good start.
So if there was a similar video with the same views and likes but 0 downvotes you think it'd be significantly better? I'd guess the difference was noise.
mpv --quiet -vo=caca https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ
There were many things I liked about the Windows Phone OS. The alphabetical listing UI is far better than what Android/iOS have. (in iOS you can jump to a specific letter with a precise tap along the side. In WP, you could tap on a letter to bring up a pop-over list of letters.. much easier!). Its keyboard was excellent. The navigation bar in the apps would be icons, but could be expanded to show labels for each of the icons. The home screen theming was excellent. The phones had a physical button for using the camera (until that restriction was lifted).

But, yeah, WP didn't have the apps people wanted to use.

I don't like that Apple's iOS is so locked down. Apparently even the App Store isn't free of clutter. -- It's concerning that the opposite (a complete lack of curation, and an encouragement to write apps) doesn't end up as a competitive phone OS.
I see Neologin as more of a middle layer since it won't actually manage any user data, it will just facilitate user login and authorization based on Stripe.

Neologin is agnostic about how you map the users on your end, you can just match directly via email against the Stripe API or have a user table for more flexibility.

I think the biggest gain in my opinion is that you don't need to worry about how the users will login and how to authorize features or pages that's what I'm trying to address with Neologin.

Thanks for your feedback.
I also like the idea a lot. There is another approach, similar to LiveView taken in [1]. There is direct 1-1 matching between HTML and python objects.

Used it to great success to create interactive web UI completely in Python.

[1] https://lona-web.org
> affordable

That’s sort of debatable. It’s certainly possible to buy houses, but that’s mostly due to the incredibly low interest rate.

Old houses that used to have a small sized garden are torn down and replaced with two or three much smaller houses filling the entire plot.

It’s nice that there is enough housing available, but the character of the city is definitely changing.
Look at how hard wh.gov got ratio’d

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheBidenshitshow/comments/qr2bfg/yo...
The experience of colour: A new book reveals the history of colour
What if I’m aware of the image scanning wasting my CPU cycles, just like I’m aware of comments wasting my brain cycles?

I don’t think my “rights” related to accessing my OS software is much different than my rights related to accessing discussion forum software.

Seems pretty apples to apples to me.

(I don’t like image scanning, and I don’t like wasted brain cycles, if that matters)
DICOM is a container. It can contain any format including jpeg, tiff, png etc.
Wow, someone disliking your video is "harassment" now...

Jesus Christ, we're doomed as a species. The meteor can't come soon enough.
This is immediately helpful and insightful. Thank you for sharing!
State Machine in ~30 lines of JavaScript
It's regional. I got one some months ago "barely used" with 12 miles on it, delivered within a month. A friend's Model 3 got flooded and insurance paid for a new one, he was able to get a Model 3 Performance within two weeks, brand new. This was one month ago in the Northeast. A friend in Denver, CO, was not so lucky: casually looking to buy in September, a delivery timeframe of Jan-Feb 2022 presented itself.
There is no proof what they tested was actually what's in people's phones. It's most likely a separate "cleaned-up" build/codebase for looks. And chances are against users.
Couldn't get it to work on Safari. Just a blank screen, but audio works.
EMF is still widely used. Word no longer imports .eps files as of about 4 years ago, so .emf is the next best option when generating plots in MATLAB or python. PDF embedding would be a dream, but that really doesn't work. svg is also reasonable, but word handles emf better.

I use LaTeX for my personal stuff, but employers don't touch such things with 20 foot poles.
> Nearly every single financial company (including JPM, Morgan Stanley, etc) offer premium stock tips through there analysts...

Well, they're expected to do that to maintain their stature as the "lighthouses" of the financial system
I think it's more a question of how many people fully understand it once having read it.
In my experience, a Dutchman will work, too!
You just need one. Vanishingly small or not.
I absolutely hate it when people want to engage in small talk without even checking with me first if I am interested. Then I have to be fake nice and pretend to care about whatever crap they say while inside desperately trying to find a way to disengage without being seen as rude. So I simply started saying “Sorry don’t mean to be rude but I have a lot of things to think about right now so please give me a bit of space to do that” or something similar. Unfortunately passive aggressive “nice” people then get offended and think I am rude when they are the ones invading my private space uninvited.
Even in the US, chemistry is avoided and even deplored. Where are the Christmas chemistry sets of yore? People are scared to death by anything having to do with “chemistry”, yet they think nothing of jumping into brewing.
It says in-content advertisement. Like the famous Squarespace advertisement. YouTube premium doesn't skip the in-content ads which content creator put in the videos.
I guess I've been pretty skeptical of these numbers. Maybe it's wishful thinking on my part but I am unconvinced that the like dislike ratio on a YouTube video is really reflective of public opinion writ large.
I think 'give negative feedback to google' is easier said than done?
The headline is a bit sensationalized. Their coverage ended on a Sunday and the new coverage started on Monday. And if anyone had denied claims on the expired insurance, they just need to file a cla with the new insurance and they'll be repaid.
> one DIY-er who forgot to torque their oil drain bolt correctly, lost the oil, and is now the recipient of a refurbished engine.

Shops make sure this doesn't happen by lazily hitting that bolt with an impact gun. Might never come off again.
I believe so, yes, indirectly.
The OS is GNU/Linux ...

I've copied and pasted it into a text editor to check for extra spaces.

I usually use Ctrl+Shift+V, but I've also tried the right-click->Paste method.

I'm using command-line git.

Thanks for responding.
amazing. that's my feedback =)
That would work for me as long as wait times were within reason. I think it could be accomplished with some well crafted earnings incentives to drive for Uber with a wheelchair accessible vehicle
https://archive.md/kvdBx

http://web.archive.org/web/20211111005414/https://www.latime...
Brandon must be pleased
And here I thought that the Altaic family theory had died out.
When Knuth made that prediction, there were probably tons of rough edges to programming. But now we have powerful abstractions that make it much simpler. I think his estimate makes more sense if you qualify it as someone who is able to investigate and devise a bugfix for anywhere in that great sea of abstractions.
Maybe Zuck payed for it? His meta videos had quite a high ratio of dislikes.
You can write whatever you want in private. Get it out of your system. Be cruel, evil, vulgar, petty, hateful, a racist and whatever else you really want to write in private. Just don’t publish it unless you are willing to defend it.
Why would anyone care? It's not like Tether has ever been audited and there is so much other shadiness that it's more than likely there is already a massive hole in the Tether reserves.
what do these foods have?
Huh. I sometimes drive a 2017 Outback and I was shocked at how annoying its "helpful" systems are. No matter what problem it thinks is going on, its response is to beep annoyingly in various amounts. With, as you say, a lot of false positives. The thing makes me twitchy. I was thinking, "well, maybe it's a relatively new feature". I'm very sorry to hear they've gotten worse!
As prostoalex pointed out, it was the HTML doc title - which is a perfectly legitimate option. But I think the page title is a bit more neutral, so have changed it.
This is what happens if you use Edge on Windows to search for "Firefox" with Bing[1]:

> I recently spun up a Windows VM and used Edge to search Bing for "Firefox" and this is result I got: https://i.imgur.com/blHGMgX.png

> It's a giant banner that says, "You're already browsing in Microsoft Edge. Keep using to get world class performance with more privacy, more productivity, and more value."

> That banner is followed by another giant banner image telling me to get "Get Robux using Microsoft Edge. Join Microsoft Rewards and use Microsoft Edge. Get a 100 Robux eGift Card on us when you search with Microsoft Bing on Microsoft Edge for 5 days after you join."

> I had to scroll to even see the relevant search results for my search term. I'm assuming most non-power users won't scroll because they were just assured that they were "already browsing in Microsoft Edge", which is apparently more private, productive and valuable than what they intended to search for.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28517187
I was trying to put this into words and I like your explanation. People don't seem to realize that yes as long as you can trust the mediating party it may be a net benefit to avoid negative signaling, but the problem is once those precedents are in place it only takes one bad actor to send it all crashing.
Freedom is not a goal, but a direction
Could it be that MS engineers read HN and fixed the issue?
I agree that it's a lot more nuanced than my comment made it out to be. However, I've observed that criticism of Japan has increased more dramatically in recent time, and (not particularly nationalistic) people who used to have a positive outlook toward Japan have often changed their position to a more critical one. I think it's not unprovoked, given that PMs continue to visit Yasukuni Shrine and there seems to be a resurgence in nationalistic sentiment in Japan, which finds its echo in Korea. On Korea's Supreme Court judgement, I can only assume that they did their homework with regard to the constitutionality of their decision. I wouldn't dare assuming that they were malign in intention. If they were, that'd be sad.

I do think that both parties would greatly benefit from getting over with it, but I'm a slightly biased external observer in all this, so YMMV.
Obligatory discussion: Ruby... not Ruby...
They're babysitting them so that the parents contribute to their employer's bottom line.
Actually, it has little to do with cyberpunk. The "capsules" referred to in Gibson weren't this building, but rather "capsule hotels", tiny hotel rooms usually used by drunken businessmen after a night out who wanted to sleep it off rather than going home and embarrassing themselves to their family.
Thank you :) I'll ping you when we have something showable :)
Every other vehicle on the road here is a new pickup. Most seem to have been bought for waxing, blinding other drivers and that's about it.
> How about just making the option more apparent as your posting a video?

Of course, the option will still have a default setting even with that modification. That doesn't change anything. I'll say again; in an amortized platform level, only default option matters. Other "choice" won't make any dent. One counterfactual scenario: YT decided to make # of dislike visible only for creators who opts in and now 99.999% of videos don't show it. If you're 100% happy with that situation, then I can respect your opinion.

> Why should everyone be deprived of a feature just because some people don't know another feature exists?

It's not because some people don't know some feature exists. It's because the platform is the one who make the overall incentive structure for user behaviors. YT completely failed in this area and now they're trying to fix that. Of course you have your right to complain, but to me the trade-off seems obvious given that creators have been being harassed for years while you have a minor inconvenience.

> And now you just admitted you don't think it's just because people don't know that option exists

Where does this baffling logical jump come from? In many studies, dislike buttons have been proven to be a strong source of negative user behaviors, so it's a fairly natural conjecture that YT is trying to get rid of that button in the end state. And the fact that most users don't really know or care about the visible dislike # options simply refutes "but they had a choice and it's their choice!" argument. I don't know what you're trying to achieve by connecting two logically unrelated sentences. Isn't this a textbook example of straw man fallacy?

> I honestly don't know what you're position is besides that whatever Google does must be right.

Obviously this is something I would expect from HN comments, but outside of HN please don't make this kind of low level mockery on someone else you don't really know. It only makes you miserable, especially when you demonstratively don't understand my arguments.
As you observed, a shrewd tradesperson never refuses work, they just give a terrible quote.

I had an aunt where the neighbour's son replaced a section of fence and just said to pay what they felt was reasonable and it was difficult for my aunt to come up with a number. Probably wasted a few hours coming up with that number, ugh.
It's not a nitpick, it's a fundamental difference between the countries.
No I think it's an awful situation, but lawmakers and governments have made the bed for us by stepping in over and over to rescue and backstop failing entities and sectors time and time again which has allowed what would otherwise be insolvent and long ago bankrupted entities and business models to flourish
It's funny how many people died in the name of "anti-communism" and in the end it was Marxist-Leninists that finally overthrew Pol Pot
The article is honest. Which makes it better than 99% of articles written nowadays. And I am pretty sure that the author would say that your excuses are just that: excuses. 5 year old kids write stories without problems. So why can’t you? You don’t have to publish it if it isn’t good enough.
No visa on arrival currently, and you'll need an invitation from a company to get a business visa. Business visa can be extended if you have a friend who owns a real company pretend to employ you.
I typed "fi" in the store search and Firefox was the first preview result.
Did you really just say that economic policy has nothing to do with politics?
Somehow 10.1038 resolves to 10.0.4.14 ->

https://www.google.com/search?q=1038+%2210.0.4.14%22

Puzzle for the day.

(If you don't know DOI's - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_object_identifier important for looking up science articles, SciHub is one example. It might not be mathematical, it might be a API - https://doi.org/10.1038 )
Can anyone shed light on how complicated, slow, and costly it is to synthesis these proteins in vitro?
I see it differently. Where there are very unfavorable ratios, there usually are questions.

On that basis alone, hiding the data hurts more than it helps.
programming pearls jon bentley
"I wouldn't want to belong to a club that would have me as a member."

-Groucho Marx
they make great bathroom books; pick 'em up and open a random page and there's something cool, more often than not.

You can make the same arguments about "do people really read their Bibles?" and the answer is it don't matter: if there's any benefit to be had from the book at all, it's much more likely to accrue if you have a copy.
When political leaders run on platforms that they do not deliver on when elected, people tend to mistrust the organizations those leaders manage.
The word "beloved" comes from The Guardian, not HN users.
First, you didn't really need to judge anyone.

Second, you could have contributed a rebuttal and I wish you had. :(
The Concept of the Ruliad (2021)
"This is not an essay about how capitalist greed and imperialist arrogance are the ultimate culprits."

My contention is that this is a problem, given what we know about the history of Capitalism and Western imperialist arrogance and its direct and deleterious effects on many (most) of the 3rd world countries these principles touched during the 19th and 20th centuries, and the ways in which those effects (predictably) hardened the hearts and ways of dissenters. Even in, as an adult, remarking on one's experience as a nine-year-old girl suffering at the hands of anti-Capitalist regimes. Maybe especially so, in an essay about survival being predicated on the weathering away of comfort(able biases). Maybe even more so, if the goal is to not have anti-Capitalist backlash repeat itself.

With that in mind, if you came away from my comment with the impression that I believe that a violent class purge, let alone the institution of capital-C Communism, is the answer, I have to think that you did not read very carefully.
Well, yes and no. Some innovation in this space will be much welcomed and may well lead to the "mere fraction".

But right now in almost every IT office, if you could get rid of the right 50% of people, the remaining 50% would keep things running without missing a beat.

The trick is doing that.

Also, right now in the corporate space, virtual machines are popular for server and workstation environments. Apple hasn't dipped a toe in that space yet.

Maybe as more business software go towards web and BYODevice becomes a thing Apple could gain traction.
Well, at least they didn't blame the weather for this. The levels of dishonesty are just rather breathtaking at this point … and really concerning, because nothing at all good ever comes from dishonesty.

Anyone who has paid any attention at all knows exactly why they are doing away with the down vote count and it has nothing really to do with any sham experiment that is post hoc rationalization for a foregone conclusion.
> Nobody who wants a work / camping / towing truck is going to buy a Cybertruck.

That people confidently say nonsense like this is just mind blowing. How the fuck do you know that?

Do you think the almost a million preorders are all by programers?

For a work truck you car about cost and performance, and Cybertruck beats the riven easily. The Rivian isn't close to being a work truck, they don't even advertise it as such.

And to get that kind of valuation you need much more then a prototype, you need to produce 500k and even then the valuation is not justified.
Citing metrics is a good catch all excuse for not investing. If a product truly sucks you’ll be able to easily point to some metric or the lack of data as a reason why.

Rarely will a product suck yet also have solid metrics.
RIP came a year or two too late. It was a nice leap for BBSes but the Web came along and started the decline of BBSes. There were some neat apps written for RIPscript but I'm going to guess that the RIP version of Legend of the Red Dragon was its highest use.
Yup.

It's manufactured consent and managed down dissent in action.