skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use these productive extensions

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Songs on albums are already numbered. By the order in which they’re arranged and meant to be heard.
I guess I don't ascribe particularly high value to the category of games, I think even very simple games designed to take money from the player count. But I do agree on the mobile vs PC divide broadly in terms of what's on the market. I would actually cite Civ as a series that's still trying hard to do engaging things, in the form of constant but varied puzzles with intellectual complexity which reward planning and forethought.
The whole world suffers from researchers optimizing on H-index.
The simple thing is that towns (as the "organizational unit", not the individual plots of land, which are mostly owned by many private individuals/companies) aren't some property that have an owner which can sell them, the municipalities/counties/whatever are determined by the state constitution and government. Municipalities can be merged (or split) in various ways depending on the state, but it's a political decision, not a free market.

Also, there's no option for people to "get moved" - you can offer incentives for them to move, but they have the right to stay on their property and to vote for people who promise to maintain their local infrastructure instead of transferring them somewhere else.

Furthermore, in the specific example situation you describe, there's a significant expense to NYCity (essentially, buying up lots of valuable land and abandoning it) and no clear benefit for the citizens of NY City, which their government is supposed to represent. Why would people of NYC support spending their taxes on subsidies to some other town's people and explicitly giving housing priority to "others" over the current voters of NYC? The incentives don't seem to be aligned there.
> Many studies have found it to be as or more effective than CBT for a broad range of issues ranging from depression to Schizophrenia.

CBT is no use for schizophrenia. ACT is no use for schizophrenia.
Why I write and why I won't
Spotify pays per song, versus overall time spent listening to an artist. It pisses me off that artists are forced to separate songs into separate tracks in order to maximize money. I get the incentives on the artist side, but fuck Spotify for forcing that
Git-lfs: How to work offline? How to archive/bundle a lfs repo?
Most phone scammers don’t use cryptocurrency, they use gift cards. Ransom will work the same it always did, hacked bank account transfers, money mules, gift cards and gift credit cards. Even cash in the mail. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are just money like any other surrogate. Money doesn’t create crime, but it is a necessary component. It’s not the money that is bad, it is the criminals.
mhm... having skimmed through the article, the only reason (imho) is not wanting to wait for hpc/slurm to schedule your jobs... all the other stuff, could have been done with university resources. They usually offer some shared drive space and are often forthcoming in supporting special needs (at least from my experience).

Having used both AWS Spot Instances for compute jobs, as well as hpc resources (slurm), the amount of work to getting it run is comparable... Except that the aws stuff quickly gets expensive when needing thousands of cpu hours per "experiment", and money is usually tight at universities ;-). Some ansible scripts automate basically everything away for myself. But using the tool you know is probably not always a bad idea.
I kind of agree with the change. You can shuffle anywhere you want, but now the default action in albums is "play" instead of "shuffle", which is usually what you want.

I don't see why you'd usually want to listen to an album and specifically have the songs be out of order.
Here on HN, I believe there's the effect of a shouting class when it comes to crypto [1].

I think we can take it as a fact that the broad opinion of HN is that many crypto-related links satisfy the hacker's curiosity as outlined in HN's guidelines. That's why we see frequent posts on the front page. A large group is upvoting.

But when you look into the comments of the threads, I find that often the topic is discussed unfairly and in a very polarizing and political fashion. Links also disappear rapidly from HN as they get flagged heavily. I've gotten this confirmed from dang via email.

As a blogger, I've learned that for my arguments to have impact, I usually have to be fair to both sides of the spectrum, for the argument to land.

And this is what I've come to observe isn't happening in HN discussions on crypto.

It's very a very aggressive, personal and destructive controversy from both sides. A classical flamewar.

It's sad, as I think the topic could have much more depth.

- 1: https://noahpinionblog.blogspot.com/2017/06/the-shouting-cla...
Much appreciated, I do disagree with it being severe in this particular case as the Seller now technically now owes Amazon for shipping but yes I stand corrected and intended the word "ONUS" or "BURDEN". Maybe my friends gift that was "RETURNED" by Amazon will get replaced with a Scrabble game from Walmart!!
+1 for You

PS: I guess I should spend more time in the LiBerry and Axe more questions ;P
It would only be $500 dollars to replace if you could find a used one from say a salvage yard if you have to go brand new then it is expensive. Source I am a backyard mechanic and that is how things are done. Poor means you do the job yourself and salvage while soccer mom means you pay a premium for a new part and pay someone to install it.
Goodbye Microservices
Source to Oregon Trail published in Creative Computing Magazine (May, 1978) here (page 134):

https://archive.org/details/CreativeComputingbetterScan19780...
As someone who would call themselves introverted as well, the most useful function of that label is, that it gives people the chance to classify my reactions to them more easily.

Me not being in contact with you every day of the week means nothing about me liking or disliking you.

Of course "introvert" is a broad label and no single individual fits that definition squarely — however so are most ofher words we made up to describe the inner life of people.

While I would welcome a more differenciated vocabular to describe how we are inside, at some point you will have to over-generalize if you want to use it in daily communications.
If the corporate lawyers all agree it’s a standard and they don’t care about that clause then going with the license that the lawyers are all comfortable with seems like absolutely the right choice.
Cool look, and I do appreciate the idea.

However, some people seem to be thinking it's not real: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/hsryyn/windows_ta...
Some time ago it seemed popular to steal elevator motors from apartment buildings, since they contain a significant amount of copper.
Isn’t El Salvador completely dollarized? It wouldn’t be surprising if most landlords still demanded rent paid in dollars rather than bitcoin (a difference in “the” national currency vs “a” national currency).
The only thing worse than metrics is not having metrics.
The worst part of this that it’s not uncommon for the thieves to total the car in the process of stealing the cat. They can warp the chassis by jacking the car up in the wrong spot, or simply by dropping the car off the jack once they’re done to make a quick getaway.
How giving the citizen no freedom/democracy is good? Can you elaborate?
HTTPD has had mpm_worker and mpm_event since a long time
What? You email a gallery and they reply with a price and you pay them and your art is shipped to you.

NFT people act like art is some unattainable mythical artifact that their JPEGs have somehow liberated.
Ah, I figured the route would start with a ferry to Estonia.
My understanding is that it's changing at a faster rate than previous non human caused shifts. That's the anomaly.
unless the cost to extract the metals from a catalytic converter is > $95, and the replacement is a spare catalytic converter (from a junkyard say)
Looks like common sense to me. What's new?
That's as ridiculous as asking "Why can't big people buy small people?" or "Why can't big countries buy small countries?"

Wait...
Couldn't IT do this with AWS as well? One of the few advantages of AWS are the compliant and auditable infrastructure patterns they provide.
Living in a small town has placed me in a rock and a hard place situation when it comes to shopping. I said in another comment it feels like an abusive domestic relationship and although You are correct that I should just leave them, the situation is more complicated than just a binary choice.
Man Invents Coffin, Turns Bodies Into Mushrooms: ‘We are nutrients, not waste’
I am fascinated by Forth, but every time I've tried to learn it I haven't really "got it". It's always felt very unwieldy to me.

But implementing Forth on my CPU, and getting proficient at using it, is definitely something I'd like to do at some point!
I’ve heard stories of people being advised not to install cat protector shields on their car, as often the thief will smash the windows and slash the tyres as payback for inconveniencing them. The leaps in mental logic that must take is astonishing.
> I have content that isn't available anywhere else on earth aside from other archivists, having long been removed from even the most obscure host or tracker.

You mean like bootleg releases? Which authors or musicians do you cover?
Crypto mining is using renewable capacity that could be used for other purposes.
A reason you might want shuffle to be the default is because otherwise you'd listen to the first song in the album many times more often than the last song.
This reminds me of the crypto phishing scams which intensified so much in this bull run. Ehhhh
CLAs are shaky, it might not be valid in some countries that e.g. do not allow reassigning copyright.
> You are buying access to listen to her music on one service. How it is presented to you is their choice.

It shouldn't be. Pushing for that will just turn out to be an argument against streaming services.
Believe it or not, humans in developed countries aren't exactly keen on murdering people. A portion are, but not the majority. Else, it wouldn't particularly be a developed country.
To be an old man, how did we get to the point where your music and the software you use to play the music cannot be independent things? I have a Spotify subscription - if I want to shuffle albums or not or use a different shuffling algorithm, that should be possible. If I want to use my own visualization with the song or a different EQ mix, I should be able to do that too. Spotify isn’t only the music service, they’re a player, recommendation engine, eq, and visualization. This really limits the abilities of other software to compete in those spaces.

Is there an bare bones service that just provides you with the stream that can be fed to your own tools?
California, unfortunately, needs a lot more wildfires, as the state refuses to do controlled burns, doesn't allow clear-cutting, and it's hard to pass EIR processes. But 20 million acres of forests need to be removed from the state[1], and there aren't a lot of options for how to do it.

[1] https://www.propublica.org/article/they-know-how-to-prevent-...
It must have some value, as I searched on duck duck go for a Soviet fighter plane as the top result was an ad: “we have SU-27 in stock, seriously”
Yes, though it's one of many options. Here's another PDP-11 emulator for an arduino that's 8 years old: https://github.com/davecheney/avr11
/r/NormalDayInAmerica
Not really. If I send you a (for example) Christmas card in an envelope - there is no way the USPS will insert an advertisement in the card.
If only financial compensation could repair the stress of cattle being hunted.
so hash(input) == hash(secret) ?
Do people listen to albums like that? I usually add songs to playlists, and that's where I want shuffle.
IntraGarden – Be a caregiver and take care of a tenant with savable sessions
This project will be a web simulation, which will be available online. The user has the ability to care for the tenant with a consequence if miscarried, and a savable session through given necessary digits to resume back.

This is a senior project of mine that is ongoing as an I.T. Programmer for Berks Career & Technology Center (Technical School). I wish that by showing this product to people online, someone would be interested in providing feedback or potentially volunteering.

If you have any questions regarding me or the project, contact me through my personal email: albert.banoy.3@gmail.com.

Additionally, visit my contact page for other methods of communication: https://tyu-uyt.github.io/portfolio/contact.htm
What? Maybe investors think that they have the right to everything but it’s naive to think the bullshiting happens to customers and employees but magically stops at the people writing checks.

Hell, not much incentive to go the other way.
The 3 body problem is not a problem for numerical approaches at all, well it's not more difficult than the 2 body problem. The difficulty is finding a closed form analytical solution.
Sounds likes it reduced expenses rather than increase revenue. Maybe I'm pedantic but those are important difference
Yes dropping everything for 6 months is probably the biggest hurdle especially for people with kids etc. I was quite lucky, my boss liked the project and agreed to a 6 months unpaid leave.
>I have a Spotify subscription

That's how.
If it comes to the point of shooting down satellites, do space debris even matter? Humanity will blow itself back into the stone age and no-one will be launching anything new into orbit for centuries anyway.
Alan Kay at UCLA (2016) [video]
There's a pretty big difference between “not actively policing your market to avoid money laundering” and “creating a business dedicated to money laundering”. We can argue that the first is irresponsible (because most of the times, the company is aware of what's happening) but the second one is in another league.

And I don't really know why you bring the USA here, this isn't harming them in any ways (Otherwise, you can be sure that iPhones would be bricked there for instance), this is harming Iran.
Tom This feature is due friday at 4pm but we want to review it so we need it done by lunch. Dont forget to make it secure.

Sure its as secure as i was givem time to test security none and none. Thanks Tom great work. See ya at 12.

This is more the reality than resistance.
I'm disappointed that it isn't real. I don't see why the creator feels the need to lie, it's a cool project even if it isn't in the actual task manager.
While I agree the license is badly written, I think you can construct an argument that the common workflows do not violate the license:

- 4.b says, "You must cause any modified files to carry prominent notices stating that You changed the files." When you modify the file using Git (etc.), the file is stored in the Git database in such a way that it can only be accessed indirectly, by going through an object (a commit) whose entire purpose is to be a record and notice of your modification. That seems pretty prominent.

- 4.c obligates a redistributor like GitHub (etc.) to "retain, in the Source form of any Derivative Works that You distribute, all copyright, patent, trademark, and attribution notices from the Source form of the Work." But the prominent notice was never in the Source form of the Work, it was in the Git metadata.

Consider the analogy to the patch-based workflow: if you email a patch to a mailing list, you satisfy 4.b because the email itself serves as a prominent notice, but 4.c would not obligate the maintainer receiving the email to add the information in the email (such as the From: header) to the Source form. They could just apply the patch as given.

This is a somewhat strained reading, to be fair, and it'd be nice to standardize a fewer-clause version of the Apache license à la the fewer-clause versions of the BSDs. It seems to me that the Apache license minus 4.b, 4.c, and 4.d would clearly be a FOSS license by any standard that accepts the existing Apache license.
There's always the possibility the button didn't get used much anyway and it's more valuable to please a pop superstar and get the good press than keep a button around few make use of.
It has been a tradition for a long time for LPs to be played in order. That's why B-sides exist.

Some of the greatest bands of the past carefully constructed their LPs to tell a story.

Pretty much every Pink Floyd album is meant to be listened to in order. The cuts are so seamless you might not even notice the track changing.

I used to download singles and I never really understood non-pop music. Once I started listening to albums as a whole, I had a new appreciation for older bands. The art of making an LP is somewhat lost now with the rise of singles. But some artists, like Perturbator or pretty much anyone signed to BloodMusic, still produce LPs and even sell vinyl.

I know it may sound exaggerated, but I promise anyone who has never listened to their favorite rock and roll artists albums from start to finish, do it. You will have a newfound respect for the narrative rather than just thinking the band made good singles.

Some singles might appear kind of meh in isolation but in the context of an LP, fit right in. I honestly wish some of these streaming services had a way to turn on album radio rather than single radio. Single radio is such a destructive thing for so much of music crafted in the way I described above. Artists or users should be able to designate whether an album is a whole or a collection of singles. Then the steaming services should have some modes to interface with this flag. Otherwise, the music is just being consumed in a way it wasn't really intended. This is also why actual radio doesn't do some artists the justice they deserve.

Pink Floyd singles are good but their LPs are 100x better, even the songs people consider to not be hits, they make more sense and don't stand out as bad.

I could talk for days about how "this one trick" changed my entire perspective on music. Perhaps I'll just make a YouTube video about it and title it "Streaming services are destroying Music!"
For over 25 years I wondered why social events drained me and what neurological phenomenon the metaphor "energy" stood for (which this article and many others like it don't seem to bother investigating). I've recently come to realize that it's the extent to which you see other human beings as a threat, which causes your brain to keep its "shields up", which can feel exhausting. After a observing myself a lot during social interactions, I've noticed that I feel drained to the extent I think the people around me can potentially judge me: I feel highly drained during extended family events, class reunions or ceremonies, but I feel perfectly fine amongst a small group of friends who have a don't-give a-sh*t attitude toward social propriety. I've also noticed that alcohol (a disinhibitor) can dramatically reduce the drain. It's also significantly reduced if I find a table with a few people I like, and get engrossed in a deep discussion and end up forgetting that I'm surrounded by other tables.

Perhaps this energy we speak of is the energy the brain expends to continuously compute the requirements of the social contract in members of our species who don't have it sufficiently hardwired.
How do you get into consulting?
>Since .net had telemetry by default, running bare on my machines was never an option

Why?

I don't see anything weird in data collected

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/telemetry...
The constructs of album, single and playlist are begging to be expanded on in the space of Apple Music and Spotify. What I want are listening modes. When I listen to a concept album or other work that is intended to be contiguous, I want to consume it that way (and when it is over don't you dare start playing some promoted artist). When I'm exploring some new artist, I want it to shuffle through all of the most popular songs. I want each artist to have an auto playlist that is manually adjustable and expandable to closely related artists. I want genre meta categories so I can tame the genre chaos.

I could go on, but the point is that this duopoly isn't driving progress properly because the choice of being on Apple Music vs. Spotify is more about a larger ecosystem choice than features and functionality.
Isn't there an argument where humans arnt' here just to be fleeced? I mean who came first ? the chicken or the egg, are we just creating the monster that'll devour us? In a twisted way the profit motive basically is anti ecological, after all people talk about shareholders but they're just some pension fund who won't be around when we're under water.... I realise capitalism helps us find the most efficient solutions, but at one point we're the ones being milked (to death) and some big cheese(Welch GE) finds a way to create wealth by creating debt and then 20 years later they split it up to create more bubble wealth it becomes ridiculous and you're throwing the baby (us) away with the bathwater...
Then buy a candybar phone. The rest of the world agrees that a larger screen is desireable since it makes almost all interaction better.
On the other hand, when did we get to a point where an artist should have no control about how their work should be presented?

Anyway, presumably you can still copy the album to a playlist and shuffle that.
https://scriptedamigaemulator.net/

Scripted Amiga has the plus of working with AROS and actual ROMs and on IOS and Android
Also people expect a lot of quality of life stuff like unicode instead of ASCII, larger resolution images, more hardware support etc.
I agree the default should be to play an album in the order in which it was arranged. Unless I've got my shuffle setting on.

I wouldn't mind having the option to "shuffle always" vs "shuffle playlists but not albums".

But in any case I'm a person who likes to listen to music on shuffle, whether or not its within an album. I prefer Spotify not take that power away from me.
Introversion may also appear on Myers-Briggs, but it also one of the 'Big Five' personality factors, one of the most robust findings in psychology.
Would be interesting to find some stats on how much excess vandalism there is of cars with cat shields. Sometimes these stories people tell aren't born out by the data.

Slashing tires is hard and smashing windshields is loud.
Very likely.

But someday, some lawyer may litigate. Woe betide us all.
Not sure napkin math has the expressiveness to cover that topic.

Also: The question was centered around "wasting power", so we'd first have to define what we consider wasteful.
We're witnessing the early days of environmental collapse and there is someone complaining they won't get their Christmas present on time...
Not everyone is a Linus Torvalds or Terry Davis

(say what you will about TempleOS, what he managed to build alone was awesome)
spotify-cli et al