skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fiction

- Three Body-trilogy, Cixin Liu

- The Children of Húrin, Tolkien

- The Silmarillion, Tolkien

- The Hobbit, Tolkien

- Lord Of The Rings-trilogy, Tolkien

- The Green Mile, Stephen King

Non-fiction

- Practical Vim 2nd ed., Drew Neil

- Pestens år: döden i Stockholm 1710, Magnus Västerbro
This is what I use:

https://github.com/sharkdp/fd

Which you can install as a binary, or via cargo. fd is spectacular.

To that you can add: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf

Which you can bind to a key in your shell for convenience.
We don't _need_ to. It is to lower prices that are fairly high and OPEC doesn't want to increase supply. So governments are doing what they can to increase supply and retaliate against OPEC.
Half Measure at best.

If the US Federal Government wants to influence and bring down oil prices they need to stop with the moronic ban on new Pipelines, and new Oil Leases.

yes we need to "do something" about climate change, but that something is not ignoring the fact we need oil today, and we need price stability today

People need to work, eat, and heat their homes today, and they need to do that with affordable energy when today means oil
I wonder why they don't mention dexie with all of the other options. Like they say, batched operations solves this handily and Dexie has great support for them and it's really darn fast.
Reduce protein intake to the recommended amount. Rest of meals come from, carrots, onions, potatoes, rice, eggs, flour and beans.

Sticking with the above food is very affordable for the median income.
Property ownership is already recorded electronically.
> The point is that bryans is claiming the landing page is objectively bad and doesn't seem to accept that we obviously like it.

You keep mentioning this "we" as if you speak for the entire world. In reality, there are far more commenters speaking negatively about the site than there are positively.

> A lot of people have told him why they do but he keeps arguing.

You're again suggesting that I shouldn't be allowed to respond to people who replied to me, which is antithetical to how forums work. And, in fact, almost no one has actually articulated why they like it -- they've just said that they like it, while refusing to acknowledge any negative aspects.

> No idea why you want to defend such a toxic person.

The irony here is very rich -- you calling other people toxic, when all you've done so far is tell me that I shouldn't be allowed to express my opinions, all because you don't personally agree with those opinions.
The line of defence - for that is what most extensions are used for - actually starts much earlier, in the router. Using iptables and ipset it blocks known nefarious network ranges. On that same router lives the DNS proxy which, fed using the same filter lists as used by blocking extensions, relegates unwanted domain names to a local address which serves nothing. Once past the router there are a few application proxies which take care of search (using the Searx meta-search engine, replies are proxied), Youtube (proxied through invidious), Twitter (proxied through nitter) and Reddit (libreddit - hardly ever used here). Then, on browsers:

- uBlock Origin blocks unwanted content

- Privacy Redirect redirects Youtube, Twitter and Reddit to the aforementioned local proxies

- Containers with Transitions (a forked version of Multi-Account Containers) is used to separate a number of well-known data-hoarding services (e.g. anything owned by AlphabetGoogle, anything owned by FaceMetaBook) by owner

- SwitchyOmega is used to choose one of several Tor instances in case I need to appear to come from a different IP address.

- IPFS Companion makes it easier to access ipfs:// and ipns:// links

- Open With to open links in other tools - this can be anything you like, I'm e.g. using this to mirror material likely to be censured, feed magnet: links to the server-resident Transmission daemon, command the local netcast (which is also called 'podcast') instance to create audio-only versions of material I want to listen to while working outside, etc.

All these are used on Firefox on Linux, some on Firefox on Android. I hardly ever use Chromium but for those times I do I have most of them installed there as well except for Containers with Transitions which is Firefox-only.
> I type "gmail work", hit return and Firefox opens it in the correct container tab, already logged in. (Honestly, who uses bookmarks any more? They just turn into a bloated to-do list, hundreds of links you'll forget about until one day you try them and the domain no longer exists)

Do you just have a google container, or have you managed to make it so that gmail can only be opened in a "personal" and "work" context and bookmarks open it in the right tab? That's been my big frustration with using container tabs to seperate purposes/accounts like this.
honestly i'd say cocaine is today's cocaine
no, this is about Tegra platform
> Honestly, who uses bookmarks any more? They just turn into a bloated to-do list, hundreds of links you'll forget about until one day you try them and the domain no longer exists

Exactly! I use tabs for that very thing. I have over four hundred tabs open in multiple windows, and counting!

(Please send help.)
Lush to stop some social media until it's 'safer'
Oof, that made my browser temporarily unresponsive - I haven't had that happen in years.
It would depend on the context. I think you could reasonably say you can't wave a wand to change domestic oil production and also say you can use the strategic reserve, which I don't think has much of anything to do with production. Those don't seem to obviously contradict each other.
Totally behind the interoperable thing, but where do you draw the line? Anything from dating apps to property buying apps have messaging in them.
Type checking in Python is a complete waste of time and only leads to a false sense of improvement. People use type annotations for the same reason they wear a shirt in the pool, it feels weird to not see those reassuring type names everywhere once you are used to them from some other language. Take out all the non enforced type annotations and spend the time and effort you put into them into writing tests and docstrings instead.
> People have tried to provide a packaging format that would allow apps to declare their depencies in a distribution neutral manner[1]. It was, uh, not a huge success.

Have you looked into Nix?
> In 1986, under Ronald Reagan, the Anti-Drug Abuse Act was passed. [...] The act also created the first laws against money laundering or moving illegally obtained money (such as drug sale proceeds) into or out of bank accounts.

The Bank Secrecy Act was enacted in 1970. Money laundering had already been on the books. Reagan’s drug law widened the scope and increased the record-keeping and reporting requirements. I think Nixon is the one who has the distinction of enacting the “first” AML law.
This administration has already stated that they aren't going to do much to lower gas prices, that this is just a growing period to encourage investment in green energy. Besides, Americans have been saving too much these past couple of years, what's a little bump in gas prices? All those people living at the poverty line should be just fine. The economy will recover.

/s

In all seriousness, I grew up in a household where the car was always on E, rising gas prices were sometimes the difference between eating or not eating. All goods will be more expensive, and this will have the biggest impact on the poor. Squeezing the lower and middle class now does not seem like the answer.
The second meaning:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_(philosophy)
Vague sweeping rules combined with gigantic fines smells like taxation by another name.
I read this as "Lush was in trouble due to a whistleblower" and not "Facebook sucks, so Lush quit". Even the article was unclear. I don't consume media often so this initially scared me that Lush was including toxic products until I concluded it was a Facebook whistleblower, not a Lush one.

To clarify: "Lush quits social media due to Facebook's bad impact on society"
Deploy a Model
Laporta's algorithm for predicting particle behavior
"Technicians were preparing to attach Webb to the launch vehicle adapter, which is used to integrate the observatory with the upper stage of the Ariane 5 rocket," NASA said in a blog post. "A sudden, unplanned release of a clamp band—which secures Webb to the launch vehicle adapter—caused a vibration throughout the observatory."
In the US, at least, the 99% of spam templates are using just the first name so you get "Hi, George W.! I am impressed with your work at Arbusto Energy, when can we hop on a quick call?"
We should add treads and a cannon while we're at it. Is outer space counted when we say "all terrain"?
I kinda disagree, feels like we're on a neo-Victorian swing at the minute.
If I had to guess, the update might have just introduced a memory leak somewhere else in the system?
Disney just started a streaming service so it seems they have no problems.
I think XHTML is largely a distraction here since the 2000s. HTML5 standardized parsing and the mechanisms for including non-display data.

Since the decline of IE8 or so, almost all of the work I’ve had working with data in HTML has been due to differences in the data models, which is also a problem using JSON or XML.
Individualism in the sense that gives us the framework to find our own paths and explore what we personally want from life in a context that can transcend the immediate communities we live in.

One of the downsides is that we don't have to be a big part of those communities anymore, especially with the internet. This results in more fractured cultural diaspora, even amongst people from the same town. I've rarely watched, listened or enjoyed anything my co-workers have because we can select from the near infinite library of the internet. Previously this wasn't an issue even with individualism, because everyone had to watch the same few TV channels and listen to the same few radio stations.

I think it's amazing how diverse the world has become, how niche media can be, and how free we all are to explore what we want from life. But that's just one of the costs.
no tool can organize your thoughts for you.

all these tools only allow you to store/record them. the tools do not provide the organization.
The FDA has always been about "paralysis by analysis" and vice versa . . .
It brought my S20+ to it's knees which came as a big surprise.
Many internal recruiters at companies also work in the HR department, typically they are also the first contact for perspective hires and usually are in sync with the hiring manager needs.

Some recruiters do outreach and networking events (most common at feeder schools through job fairs or internships).
> Now that each language has their own package manager, the role of distributions have faded.

Yet most language-specific package managers are deeply flawed compared to distro package managers. But i agree with your sentiment that beyond LTS for enterprise, the deb/rpm packaging paradigm is becoming obsolete. I believe nix/guix form an interesting new paradigm for packaging where there is still a trusted third party (the nix/guix community and repo) but where packaging doesn't get in the way of app developers.

I'm especially interested in how these declarative package managers could "export" to more widely-used packaging schemes. guix can already export to .deb, but there's no reason it couldn't produce an AppImage or a flatpak.
My European friends: “Hersheys tastes like vomit.”

The same people: “So I know it’s Halloween over there and um… can you send us some Reese’s cups?”
TL;DR:

> From the above, we would argue that there may be several types of ‘repair’ present in Iron Age Britain. Some repairs, such as those seen in the many cauldrons, the Torrs pony cap and the swords, served a purpose to restore the item to a ‘usable’ form. In the case of the Snettisham torcs the repairs may have satisfied another purpose similar to that seen with the Ferry Fryston chariot: repairs or, perhaps more correctly ‘modifications’, which allowed an item to appear ‘whole’ when deposited, even when it was not.

"Hey chief, I have some old bracelet to mend, just make it look like it's whole, it will be buried soon with my late mother, so no one will flex it, but please, I don't have too much money now, so do it on the cheap side."

Human nature didn't change that much since iron age.
If degrowth happens on average, people with privilege will expect (and take steps to ensure) that it won't apply to them but only to others.
VLC doesn't do gapless. That disqualifies it as a reasonable music player.
Scored by body count? What time window and how do you define "white?"

Dude that drove through a Xmas parade had posted "white Supremacists" stuff to his FB page in the preceding days; obviously that was his motive, right?
Right, that was going to be my question. Wouldn't botulism etc need a certain amount of time to grow? Is any normal use case of defrosting in a microwave long enough for that to happen? Is there a safe zone of X minutes, and then an unsafe zone of Y minutes where it gets dangerous?
Assessment of Sequelae of Covid-19 Nearly 1 Year After Diagnosis
The thing is, consuming large amount more fossil fuels now is the opposite of energy abundance long term.
Correct, if we are serious about solving climate change, we need to come to grips with the fact that people will not lower their quality of life, and so we need to find impactful changes that either maintain the QoL status quo or improves it. For example, a Tesla or the new Ford Lightening pickup is something people can live with. Extremely good public transportation that saves people time and money is something people can live with. A bike is not something most people will live with.
Film and games glorifying defiance of authority.
There are many restaurants in Hokkaido that have the seafood version of oyakodon, Salmon and roe.

https://hokkaido-labo.com/en/otaru-seafood-donburi-14255
Nice. Yeah I figure even 1 year is a pretty darn long time. Should be set.
> so by all measures this has been a good trade for the country!

three cheers for good old America Inc.
Doubt it to be honest, if they're rebuilding Winamp from scratch then maybe. Otherwise, I'd expect it to be built on top of the existing Winamp source code which is all C++ and not extremely over designed CSS and Javascript
No trouble, but man, how boring.
Wouldn't the CD explode soon after it got to speed? This happened plenty to discs that were just not made uniformly enough.
WinAmp, it really whips the llama's ass :)
What was your favorite skin on Winamp?
I'm a big believer that HATEOAS serves no actual purpose. Adding a layer of indirection is pointless - messages get bloated by URLs the client virtually never needs. For the vast majority of APIs, URL structures don't change that often and, when they do, it often indicates changes to content being transmitted, which would require business logic updates anyway.

For making APIs forward/backward compatible, both GraphQL and Protobufs are better options.
Almost all micros have brown out detection so you can tell if the device undervolts, and typically you can force the device to auto shut down/reset if that condition trips using an onboard programmable fuse. I don't know how much of an attack surface your typical BOD circuit is though.

https://microchipdeveloper.com/8avr:bod
This webpage totally doesn't whip any ass. It's just ass.
Adding form validation to an Angular application
I really hope we're going to treat sugar consumption like that.
Also notable:

* https://www.clementine-player.org/

* https://www.strawberrymusicplayer.org/
Nice! Thanks for this. Now I can turn my feeling into a reasoned argument. :)
The talking point only works if has the effect of actually lowering prices DURING the election.

he is pulling this trigger way to early if he expects to use it as a 2022 talking point as any positive price effects this causes will likely be exhausted by then, and he systemic failures of macro economic policies will likely make things much worse by 2022 elections anyway.

This is bad all the way around
I prefer a shit sandwich:
"Something highly undesirable made triflingly more palatable by attempting to surround it with more tolerable things."

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/shit_sandwich
They're going to kill it, aren't they?

Grab a working portable version of Winamp for Windows quickly from the internet before they ban those (portable means they don't need to be installed and hence you don't need administrative rights on your PC).
Could you maybe elaborate, or link to more detailed criticism of Pop! Shop? I've also found that GNOME Software did a rather poor (though not that bad) job of exposing the multiple sources for a given package, but i believe this can be fixed with better UX (though i'm unaware of work being done in this space).
i used to be borderline alcoholic, and managed to quit. mainly because my job allowed me to do so.
If you happen to own a unique storage facility for a (somewhat) volatile asset, exploiting it to produce income for the country seems like a smart idea. I also see no issue using the same profits to pay for the maintenance of the storage facility itself. What is the problem, exactly?
Chef hands come from calluses and the nerves in your fingers dying a little, I think! It's pretty useful tbh
I can imagine a good portion of the population would not be inclined to take the advice of any President on self-moderation. The number of people struggling to keep their head above water is very high.
The best chance we have is to make the environmentally friendly approaches profitable, especially if it creates local jobs and opportunity.
Yes - I know it is technically the correct term. If you look it up on Wikipedia, you get the proper definition. But for people not in the field it suggests something different than it actually shows - even though by chance there is also an actual "anomaly" in the form of the rising temperature trend.
You keep trying to assert that nobody should ever have a discussion about subjective topics, but there's a reason why standardization exists, and those standards are born out of discussions where people disagree.

> You didn't convince anyone. They already agreed with you.

You're right, I should have assumed that you know everyone on the site and surveyed them after my comments to determine that, in fact, zero people found any of my arguments convincing.
Note however that content negotiation has historically been complicated by things like caching or client oddities setting headers. Many of the projects where I’ve used it on have ended up adding a way to specify the format in the URL, although that has become less of a concern over time.
Nothing specific. Usually it was sci-fi interface stuff with high contrast buttons so the skin didn't obscure the function.
That happened years ago. Not just the trademark, but everything like Shoutcast.

https://techcrunch.com/2014/01/14/aol-sells-winamp-and-shout...
Python Community Interview with Eric Wastl
Yes, that's what they mean by "clean room" implementation. The implementer should not be "polluted" by the previous implementation. This is what Microsoft did when they revert engineered CPM and created DOS.
A committee decided that the potential danger from cold weather to o-ring gaskets wasn't too serious. That's how the Challenger blew up.
This is called brownout detection, and it's a common feature even on low-end microcontrollers. As the other commenter says, it's derivable from a bandgap reference.

In re "properly secured system": it's a cost-sensitive games console for children, while there's a big incentive against piracy ultimately there's a limit to how much you can defend. And this is the second line of defense, the bootloader having been breached earlier.
> Nix/Guix seems like the only one that's trying something different enough to address some of those other use-cases, but the cat's out of the bag for most people.

Maybe that's because nix and guix don't interop despite having rather similar principles, and because we mostly don't have GUI for it (like GNOME Software has integration for flatpak) nor desktop integration (like AppImageLauncher). Are you aware of work being done in this space?
I'm using clementine from the first version. I kept using Amarok 1.4 after KDE reimagined it in 2.0, and Clementine keeps all the good stuff from the old Amarok.
There is one extension that doesn't exist yet but I want: The right solution to using the modern web is an allow-list based approach. Let the user be in control of the details of every request and response and action taken by the browser. Then people who want to can choose their own way to interact with the web.
No skin. My internet was too slow and paid per minute to browse for skins :(
Does anyone know how the media library scanning was implemented in Winamp, I remember it was orders of magnitude faster than any (even modern) music players for very large music collections.
Friction points are unavoidable. The point is they survived and have flourished under the direction of these companies who benefit from their continued existence.

I agree a hostile takeover would not be good for anyone but if the existing management structure turns out to be a roadblock maybe stewardship from a big tech company wouldn't be so bad.
I can recommend
https://github.com/DeaDBeeF-Player/deadbeef
Polotno – Design Editor SDK for JavaScript
> The state of software development is downright miserable in 2021.

This tired refrain shows an obscene lack of gratitude for all the things that just work. Yesterday evening I participated in a Twitter Space on gratitude for all the great things we have as software developers, and I will repost the recording here when it's available.

Edit: My mistake; the recording was already posted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U10SuAHV8kQ
- vanilla
- ported v3 skin
- some deluxe hifi brand (pioneer, Denon forgot)

Strange times where skeumorphism reigned supreme.
Okay one I haven't seen mentioned that I have been using a lot: Chrome Currency Converter, you can have it configured that when you press a shortcut all currencies on a page are converted to your local one. For me, when I press Alt-c the whole page changes from $ to my currency

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chrome-currency-co...
Bias and conditioning? There is large and measurable variability in potency, effect, and dependency formation. Anyone with any sense sees the difference between coffee, marijuana, pcp, and heroin.
It took me a few seconds to force my brain to read "Futamura" instead of "Futurama." My biggest takeaways from skimming this paper are 1) I barely know anything about interpreter design, 2) I want to know more, 3) Scala is a very pretty language and I should give it a try.
Winamp was never a minimalistic player, it was one of the feature rich players. It allowed for all the UX/UI hacking you could get wayback then. It's just compared to today it was really simple.
When I started mixing and matching songs from different albums to create "mixtapes" (playlists really) for myself, I did a deep dive into ReplayGain (because songs from different albums won't have the same levels). While Winamp had decent ReplayGain functionality (adding RG tags as well as reading them), Foobar2000 was the best.

Managing levels is very important if you're listening on headphones. Otherwise some songs that are too loud will really hurt the ears.
What a throwback. It was either Winamp and Kazam (and for very specific music tastes, the Coldplayer).
Yet the steam runtime could be maintained/distributed using a more robust and explicit mechanism such as guix or nix, don't you think?
What has been preventing this happening in legal states already? Green bars and restaurants exist, but are a tiny segment of the market.

I suspect it's that alcohol and socialization go well together, while cannabis doesn't so it's better to enjoy it at home than at a bar.