skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wasn't it originally meant to be used my the armed forces? I think the '85 introduction to the general market was only after the original users considered it not competitive anymore.
How your microbiome can improve your health
What you actually want is a true shuffle, where the entire set of songs is shuffled like a deck of cards, so you don’t get repeats. This is what iTunes does, to the best of my knowledge.
> if you support per-ID flags

Don't do that. That sounds more like user preferences, which feature flags are not meant to solve.

Feature flags are supposed to enable features for some x% of users, which you can do by something like `user_id % 100 < x` (no database query required).
You're right, I had my wires crossed.
if by phone you mean iPhone , I just checked and it works fine for me in the music app. under search there are 2 tabs, radio, local. local searches local only for me. iOS 15.1

I do hate the apple tries to push Apple music at every opportunity even though I have zero interest.

Also, I found shuffle is broken in the music app. I switched to Foobar2000 and suddenly I'm hearing tracks on shuffle that the Music app had never played in 10years that were on my phone.
Out of curiosity were all the 60’s civil rights marches permitted or would this law have, if passed earlier, allowed segregationists to run the marchers down if an all white jury (keeping with the times) was “convinced” the driver was “exercising due care”
My general rule is: Don't abstract something before you have at least two different implementations that serve roughly the same purpose.
Can you give some examples of this trade off? I have a different perspective: that non-parents have less incentive to build and maintains communities?

What sort of activities do non-parent adults engage in that is lost in this trade-off?
> The majority is pasture and forests, which arguably is almost entirely natural. The second largest use is crop land.

"Natural" is a black hole for the purpose of debate. Pasture is natural if the number of livestock are controlled, otherwise look out. Monoculture forests (have you driven through the western mountains and seen the beetle damage) have issues. Crop land- a massive issue to consider, if you want to see the impact just surf the satellite views of the US on Google maps, huge swaths of land with not enough "natural" in between. It would take very little proportionally, but significant (impossible?) effort to build in true swaths of "natural" habitat throughout impacted areas.
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I'm missing the <marquee>:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/HTML/Element/marqu...

, the "under construction" GIFs:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/9akenz/this-guy-compiled-eve...

and those lightsaber horizontal content dividers.
So you ordered something, they couldn’t get it to you, they’re going to fully reimburse you within a week, and you’re complaining about poor customer service? If that’s your idea of a big scandal then you’re living an unbelievably privileged life :)
shuffle != random
If it's a fairly simple case, there are probably many lawyers who would happily take on the risk of losing the case.
It is definitely also worth mentioning the now-stabilized procedural macros [1] (unless I missed where they are described). proc macros power some of the more complex macro usage in the rust ecosystem (like rocket and actix-webs router macros, any sort of custom derive, etc).

[1]: https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/procedural-macros.html
> The future is going to be dominated by those with the desires-to-reproduce phenotype

"dominated", for sure, and yet we also have a tremendous number of gay people. It's not quite so simple.
> years ago the Instagram activity feed was rendered in a webview

Isn’t the instagram activity feed just a big scrolling page of images and text? It doesn’t exactly have a lot of interactivity or animations and transitions, so maybe not the best example for what can be done with web APIs. Lots of native apps use web views for individual screens that display mostly static content, but that’s not really what’s being discussed.
I mean, you messed up in a way that appears to Amazon like you tried to get one over on them. Mistakes happen, but the customer rarely wants to admit when they were the ones to make the mistake.

This is a common scam in retail. Buy something, keep the something, fill the box with something else, return the item under extremely lenient return policies, get something for free. Next buyer shockingly gets box of rocks.
Hyperbole much?

Sorry dude the emperor is naked, and no one is buying this line anymore.

Worried about unvaccinated people filling up hospitals? Why then are we firing health care workers who have had covid and recovered but aren’t vaccinated?

No, this is about control, the tactics are far more defensible and less heinous then we’ve seen with other nation states in the past, but that is because it is all that is needed to convince people like you that it is good to stigmatize people who following their own conscious or medical reasons don’t get vaccinated.
In a word: print designers.

Traditional print designers started doing web design without investing the time to understand the important differences in the (new) paradigm.

Sadly, that root problem too often persists to today.
Wow, I only just saw this now but ... my mind is boggled. I don't know if I'd trust this for general use, but it's super cool. Thanks for sharing!
I believe you are correct.

A much better term for this practice is “hedonic fast”.
Wait, some people actually like flat buttons?
>The main thing that not having children does is ensure a future that is full of people with very different values from yourself.

The first thing you need to accept if you want to have kids, is that they will NOT live the life you want them to live, nor will they accept your values at all, unless you can convince them that your values have merit.

How well have you been able to convince your friends of something? Yeah, you'll have slightly better odds with kids, because in the beginning you have full control over their environment, until school starts.
When I checked the previews in the Guide section, some of them did not work in the latest Firefox as expected.
Also, looks like there's only an implementation for the Back button, but what about Forward?
> You made the unconventional claim so the burden of proof is on you.

My assertion is supported by sufficient evidence. The criteria of scientificity are fulfilled. You can repeat the experiment on your system yourself if you wish. Under the referenced links you will find everything necessary to do so.
What's Category Theory Anyway?
Sure, hearing one track a few extra times I could accept.

But it happens a lot. And it seems to favor certain artists. I am well acquainted with the properties of randomness and what I've seen suggests some kind of weighting system.
I have her newest album loaded on the Spotify Windows desktop client right now and shuffle is enabled and working just fine for me.

https://i.imgur.com/iiVbmks.png
Most sites invert that effect: hovering reveals the underline. The link is still distinguishable by color, still apparently interactive by hover effect, and preserves underlining as a styling option in the text, which is preferable.
>what else can I google for you?

I don't think asking for clarification was an unreasonable ask. Too many people today use emotional charged rewordings to describe things. It's honestly hard at times to know what people are referring to anymore.
As far as I'm aware none of my music is particularly rare. I'm mostly referring to video content creators have decided no longer suits their public persona and have deleted, or was taken down by legal threats or ToS violations. Also some web pages and web comics that have gone offline without making it onto the Internet Archive. Now that I think about it much of my porn archive would also be difficult to locate copies of, though that isn't nearly as organized.

Basically if I like something I keep it forever.
Slightly off-topic, but besides all the important contributions of Alan Kay, there is also his famous quote:

> Point of view is worth 80 IQ points

The wisdom of it is that it suggests a profound change in the point of view of what intelligence is. Although I suspect this must have been researched well before the quote, it summarizes so beautifully the fact that intelligence isn't just some single-dimensional hard coded genetic trait, but something transferable and even contagious through language. Love that quote.
Exactly, just download off high-quality torrent trackers and buy/give to musicians you like, talk about them to your friends and cultivate fan communities. Buy stuff off bandcamp and support search for your local scene. And as a counter argument to "but you're starving the artist and music industry", see [1], which explains in great details how streaming services don't benefit the vast majority of artists (tldr: paying per stream, paired with decontextualized highest view-count first search, starves most musicians instead of fairly sharing the revenue based on actual needs).

[1]: https://pitchfork.com/features/oped/how-to-be-a-responsible-...
??? @dang
Do Not Be a Cargo Cult Flutter Developer
For me the draining part is small talk. I don't really feel confident in my ability to small talk and I also really don't like to do it. But I feel it is a kind of bonding ritual between strangers that I don't understand. I feel that most people don't even think about it and can just do it naturally, like riding a bike. But for me it is like juggling ten balls. Even checking out groceries with a cashier is really draining.
who remembers 88x36 button banners? You could approach any webmaster in your niche and exchange such banners. Fun times.
Am I the only one who found the term DHTML to be one of the most useless initialisms that came from web development?

I remember seeing "DHTML" still being thrown around as late as 2005, but knowing that I could refer to the components of a webpage as "DHTML" never seemed to have any sort of utility. I never cared that I could refer to the markup as being dynamic. Big deal. What scripts and applets could I add to make things move?

Of course now we're still stuck with this "HTML5" canard that won't die because nontechnical people seem to believe it's more advanced than "HTML".
Shuffle is enabled and working for me on her latest album.
universal flu vaccine?
I believe because this is an informational article hosted on someone's platform (Glitch in this case).
What Terry Davis did wasn't just writing an OS, but also developed his own C dialect and the compiler (HolyC).

In a way, I think that guy was even a greater genius than Linus.
The linked article is fairly light on details and doesn't quite emphasize the interestingness of some of the inline links.

https://old.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR/comments/qtofau/starlink_sat... is particularly interesting and also contains a couple more links (scroll down)

Also https://twitter.com/olegkutkov/status/1411124689414541313

The author's blog https://olegkutkov.me/ definitely looks interesting as well (I don't see an article specifically about the OP topic yet, but there's a lot of other stuff)
> Taking time out for mental rejuvenation is never a bad thing, but it’s nothing new

Also not new: marketing, and blowback against marketing.
This has nothing to do with the hedonic treadmill. The treadmill model describes changed on much larger timeframes and of much larger impact, i.e. how your model of the world changes if you lose both legs, or become a parent, or become rich etc.

Dopamine fasting is a mechanistic model trying to explain unhealthy behaviour patterns that can occur dozens of times a day.
Jancovici: CO2 or GDP, we have to choose [video] (FR, EN subtitles)
> we're a team not a family

I actually prefer to have boundaries at work. The whole "family" thing is often a way of saying "you'd better work you ass off to serve this business"
NFTML. Non Fungible Token Markup Language. Also has the advantage of sounding like AI/ML tech.
SEP+: Improve the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Reading Experience
> motherboard ecosystem which has been a historical AMD weak point

Is this referring to pre AM4 socket? Or the faff around Ryzen 5000 not supporting the earlier AM4 motherboards?
I actually had Youtube Premium with Music before I gave spotify a try. I just cancelled Spotify's trial a few days ago. I just don't see what I get (for myself specifically) that I don't get with Youtube Music.
Given the royalties that streaming pays the 'starving artist' argument doesn't make a lot of sense. In fact you could even argue that Spotify has done far more damage to artists' revenue streams than piracy ever did

You've hit on my main argument against artist's trying to "own" their work, and against DRM. There are a million other ways to monetize your work instead of trying to control how it is consumed.

As the great, wise Yogurt once said, "MOICHENDISING!"
In some areas, small claims court might have been a reasonable avenue.
Because wolves are assholes. Following the reintroduction of wolves to the area numerous people, including my neighbors, reported lost dogs. The state DNR takes forever to investigate and always concludes that it wasn't a wolf, of course, it is a mere coincidence.
One downside of this current Alder Lake release might be the fact that the Z690 motherboards are much more expensive than the AMD's current mainstream motherboards. The CPU might be a tad cheaper but overall it might not be worth it (well, until more affordable motherboards appear).
>children in particular should be viewed as assets, not liabilities

maybe we could try to not see the future of the human race through a financial prism at all.
This is an excellent response! I’d also add that the things we can optimize for are very limited—for both flight and AI—by the current state of materials science.

Bird wing mechanics are incredibly complex, and we’re still learning how far that extends. This video[0] shows how the feathers are spread apart and turned to decrease drag on the upstroke, something that we probably couldn’t see before slow-motion video was invented. Even though we know now, we cannot (to my knowledge) create artificial feathers with the same properties as real ones, nor can we build the biomimicry required to make use of them. (Plus, nobody wants to be in a bouncing bird-wing body even for a short flight.)

[0] https://youtu.be/4jKokxPRtck
I saw a TV program covering this professions and had a couple of few young ladies who jumped into this profession, but that was pretty much it. They were desperately recruiting. Their earnings are pretty good, but still there are potential dangers.

My grand father escaped from Jeju when he was in early 20s. I wish he was still alive, so I could ask about the history. I have relatives, but always interesting to read these articles about people living in the area.
What offices with doors?
Addressing Common Rollup Misconceptions
That section makes no mention of classification of the crime. It would be the same scenario felony or misdemeanor.
It is! But I heard the hardest thing is coming up with new jokes.
Sounds fun, do they shuffle Beethoven's ninth?

Okay, its just four movements, but they could split it by tempi.

Don't know if Ludvig van would have been fond of it, but Alex would shive the cables to the mozgs of those bratchnys with his sharpy britchna.

Just in case there are any classic fans in need of an alternative:

https://app.idagio.com
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One, two, three, four...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeeK37wrBDQ&list=OLAK5uy_neK...
The author appears to be a doctor whose primary area of interest is addiction, including behavioral addiction: https://www.health.harvard.edu/author/peter-grinspoon-md
> Often these differences don’t manifest until more code accumulates and the goals begin to drift further apart. By the time it becomes clear, the dependency is harder to undo.

I think correct abstractions reduce dependency issues.
> Spotify is a perfect example of a tech company that gives absolutely no fucks for the preferences of their paying customers.

Or maybe it does? At least the things you are complaining about (minus the auto reset) are exactly what I desire to happen.

I barely ever listen to a specific album (in a specific order), but often listen to an artists entire catslog.
With the half backed support for MMS and other features on iPhone 1.0, I surely can.
Your question reminded me of a first responder that I knew. He was in a rural Wisconsin area where collisions with deer were common. He kept a spear in his truck to put deer out of their misery. He preferred using the spear to using his firearm since the use of a firearm came with extra paperwork.
The “first sale” doctrine applies to physical copies of copyrighted works, not to licensed digital streams. You don’t get a physical medium with a streaming service, nor do you get a “copy” in the legal sense.
I like foobar2000 for its UI but it could be faster at rapidly skipping songs.
Online Ticket Maker
A simple and useful service is an online ticket maker. Here you can create a ticket for any themed event.
That doesn't change the fact that shaming and bullying younger people into getting vaccinated cannot possibly stop hospitals getting overwhelmed with Covid patients, and that in countries with reasonably high vaccine uptake amongst the elderly (which is fairly common - they've been much more willing to get vaccinated in most places because they're at higher risk) blaming the unvaccinated for hospitals being full has more to do with politics than actual on-the-ground reality. Sure, on an individual level getting vaccinated reduces your personal risk, but in terms of society-wide risks many places have reached a point of substantial diminishing returns precisely because age and health are the most significant factors.
Maybe it is the other way around.

I live in an old and free democracy in Scandinavia (in the EU) and actually believe in my government's mostly pure motives. Our laws are solid and confiscation is unheard of outside of criminal activity.

If that changes drastically, I am screwed either way...

And it might be impossible for my government to stop me taking bitcoin but they could surely hinder me in converting them back to regular currency. And in my country nothing can be bought by any cryptocurrency.
IDEs and Macros
"Apollo 18" by they might be giants.
The "bio-economy" and "bio-services" are coming. You'll start to hear these buzz-words more and more in following years, watch for the emphasis in federal science funding initiatives etc. When arguments based on economic impact are translated into laws and rules for how we do things, and we start to tie things like the paper mentions into the picture, then the logical outcome is more "reverence" for the natural world, wrapped in the veneer of capitalism. There is ample precedent, see protection of fishing grounds, biological control saving billions of $ and millions of lives [1], etc. etc.

[1](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenacoccus_manihoti)
If you can fiddle around and get the VNC functionality working, then as long as you have it behind a bastion host you basically have insta-BMC.

I kneejerk-recommend a bastion host because a) Intel ME, and b) there was that all-0 password bypass a while back and uhhh yeah who knows what other "sneeze correctly and the leaf falls over" knock sequences there are.

SSH port forwarding, VPN, RPi running the remote-access AMT web UI thingy (runs on Linux, forget what it's called) behind nginx with authentication... you get the idea.
As the One Source of Truth puts it: This guy is "an American podcast host and a managing director of Thiel Capital" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Weinstein). For one thing this matches more or less one of the author's own disclaimers under one of his papers (quoted by https://www.cantorsparadise.com, link of OP), for another his affiliation is highly problematic to put it mildly.
Obligatory: http://textfiles.com/underconstruction/
Everyone needs something different. I have enough to retire comfortably but no green card which would change my life instantly.
Cars frequently drive 100 km/h on dirt roads. Particularly in places like rural South Dakota, where it's almost all dirt roads.
Dopamine fasting is not for hitting a dopamine zero. It is just to reset the system to its natural state so that it reacts to normal levels of dopamine.
I don't think most consumers would really care about power consumption at full load. From looking at some benchmarks, Intel seems to have okay thermals for gaming or light productivity tasks (thanks to the P-E core split). If you're doing any sort of rendering or number-crunching you're in trouble (unless you have a liquid cooler, which to be honest really sucks), but most people aren't that kind of person.
Thanks for linking! I plan to do something like this again this year :)
The author is attacking a position that doesn't really exist. You obviously don't fast from dopamine in general. You fast from dopamine peaks. Continuous spiking of dopamine causes your baseline levels to drop, and you feel shitty and unmotivated. A dopamine fast (of the spikes) is intended to let the levels rise back.

If you have 2 hours there is no better guide than Andrew Huberman: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmOF0crdyRU
Here's to hoping for:

Nuclear Fusion -> https://scitechdaily.com/fusion-breakthrough-at-the-brink-of...

New Battery Tech -> I swear I see battery breaktrhoughs every other week but it never seems to go anywhere https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeltaylor/2021/05/13/ev-ran...

More and better VR -> I'm not talking about Metaverse although that will certainly boost it, I mean further incremental advancements in what we have now ( I love my Oculus despite requiring a FB login ).
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I think that's because the underline makes the text hard to read especially in badly designed fonts.
If you take any given drug which periodically spikes dopamine or serotonin or GABA or generally any neurotransmitter, your body adapts by lowering the baseline. Isn’t the point of fasting to allow the body to upregulate, thereby increasing your baseline? It sure sounds like a good thing to me.
As a former Spotifier, I can say that your suspicion is incorrect. The free tier is just a really effective acquisition funnel for paid subscriptions; ad revenue is just gravy on top. Ads do pull in a decent amount of revenue, but it's tiny compared to subscriptions.
While I'm not super familiar with the Java world, none of the frameworks that have a significant advantage sound familiar to me - I'm not sure how mature are they, whereas Asp.NET is the solution for writing servers under .NET.
Apple uses the exact same LPDDR4x that others route through the mainboard, in stock JEDEC spec, so they don’t really get performance advantages from memory on package.
Devils advocate: the ranchers did their job a century ago when they exerminated the wolves. They are now again asked to accept wolves near their cattle, but this time they can't shoot at them. To make this a fair deal for them we should compensate them for any cattle lost to wolves.
Apple reportedly aims to debut a fully self-driving car in 2025
It's good to see that traditional parser-based interactive fiction (Infocom-style) are holding their own for the top winners. For a while it looked like those were going extinct and that "choice-based" (think the "Choose Your Own Adventure" books that GenX and older Millennials may remember from their youth) systems like Twine were going to take over the entire field.
By that somebody do you mean someone that random vigilantes assume stole a cat in the past with little proof? And then grab shotguns and pick up trucks to chase the somebody if they ever see that somebody again and proceed to execute the person?
Wow, surprising! Thanks for in the info.
That is the whole point of it. To fight against the dopamine saturation to enjoy everyday pleasures.
"There is no good and standardised way of expressing asynchronous APIs."

You may check: https://www.asyncapi.com/