skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Unlike traditional religion technology is not subject to the same constraints as stone churches, dusty books and preachers.

Because technology can take physical form like robots and cars?

IMO religion has done so much damage in the form of wars, torture, and (mass and individual) mental illness that I imagine modern technology has a long way to go before it t can be considered as worrisome as religion and its memes.
The trick is to communicate that you genuinely want to interact with the user. None of those atrocious, disrespectful popups that show up 10 seconds after I click on a search result going "hey wanna subscribe to our newsletter?" - "NO ffs, I was searching for a solution to a tech problem but now at least I know your site is complete garbage and I can stop reading"

Be honest, put the text directly below the main content, make it unobtrusive and start with something along the lines of "hey, I'm the guy running this site, and I wonder why sometimes I get a lot of visitors ..."

With that, if you get any reply, it's probably the most honest one too.
It's not actually that hard. It's time consuming and it can be all consuming if you let it. Or you can start cutting things out of your life that don't really matter. Having kids showed me how much of my life I was wasting.
It's amazing that this argument that the wealth "somehow isnt real" rears its head each time the topic of inequality appears.

The efficient market hypothesis lasts right up until you examine the wealth of billionaires in aggregate, apparently.

Yet when Bill Gates or Bezos want to sell off their stock to fund their various hobbies they have no problem doing so.

And if it is true for a non neglibile number of billionaires, so what? If we tax their wealth and a lot of it turned out to be smoke and mirrors that will, if anything, aid price discovery and lead to more efficient markets. Maybe the middle classes will buy fewer of their crappy assets as a result.
I was really hoping it was implemented in Rust as I read the Readme on mobile and was happy to see a cargo.lock after clicking 'view code'.
The sum cost of the worlds luxury projects like yachts or super mansions or personal jets etc is still a tiny fraction of the economy, taxes are a much bigger concern than those.

And other than such projects the wealth of wealthy people are resources used wisely investing in production capabilities of products people want to buy, like new CPU generations or new warehouses etc. This is how most resources governed by the wealthy is allocated, which seems entirely reasonable, having a small fraction of that get lost to their personal whims seems like a very cheap price to pay for the efficiency of capitalism compared to other systems, we already pay like 40% in taxes, why not pay 1% or so tax to capitalism?
The user interface does not show your account email, it is only exposed by the registry API. NPM has a button on every package listing to report malware and security issues in the package.
Not even a bunch. It's calling a scraper written in Python, date to add some timestamps, git to add new db entries and push to version control, and touch to reload the webapp.

All that in... (goes off to wc -l the script) ...twenty lines of bash, a third of which are comments.

> language that lets you concisely express ways of calling out to other programs

Seems like bash meets those requirements to me, dawg. /shrug
Sadly, there are rumours that Apple is ditching the mini series i.e iphone 14 variants will have a iphone 14 max and iphone 14 max pro separately instead of the mini version.

I use a iphone 12 mini because of the lack of android alternative and I'm sad to see my last resort go :(
Western Digital, Netgear, or Buffalo will do it for you. The cost is a trade of your time...plus the added value of a device that does one thing and does it well.
Have I got a video for you:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xf0WjeE6eyM

"AKIRA: How To Animate Light"
Ah, apparently I didn't manage to connect the sentence I quoted with the preceding sentence. Now I get it.
I've never been involved in the game industry but it sounds believable to me. It's not a given that having a CS degree means a person can code, which is one of the reasons we code test in interviews. And I imagine the game industry requires higher coding ability. There are also people that want to be in the game industry no matter what. They would rather be a tester in games than a programmer outside it.
yes if they are using generators... that's the only viable way.
This sounds really interesting but I didn't quite follow the first paragraphs. How do they "trap" C-staff?
Me and my dad had Pixel 2s, and we both experienced the "unable to open camera" bug[1] -- except his remained for months. He eventually had to have his entire camera module replaced because his phone was one of the unfortunate bunch bricked by a silent camera firmware update. (The original cause of that bug, "fixed" by later OS updates that re-patch the camera firmware)

Also, yes, I experienced those occasional camera hang+crashes on my Pixel 2 as well. (before and after the big camera bug) I put up with it but I agree it's insane.

1: https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/09/25/pixel-2-camera-curs...
Really useful site, thanks! The Pixel 4a seems to be in there twice, once with screen size 5.8" and once with 5.81".
I think your comment is a bit myopic, and I power lifted for years (my #s weren't great, just ok 525 DL, 395 sq, 315 bench all at 200#).

Step one is getting people to train at all. That alone means they are improving if they do something consistently.

Next, progression can take many forms. Adding weight is one way, more reps is another, adding explosiveness (body squat with jump for example) yea another. There's also things like time under tension where you do 1/2 squats and never come out of the contraction for the whole time. I did heavily weighted pull ups for years, then one day decided to focus on reps instead and my lats got bigger.

We also need to define how much strength does the average person who doesn't want power lifting to be their sport need. I've seen some people say, the ability to goblet squat the weight of a typical toddler is a good goal. If someone is doing 100s of bw squats consistently multiple times/week, they should feel comfortable picking up their kid.

Someone mentioned studies showing increased strength is good for health, and that's right. But if you look closely, they are not talking about huge increases. Again, bw stuff probably meets the study parameters for increases.

At the end of the day, people need to find something they like doing and do it consistently. They'll progress to some level, and then maintaining is fine if they don't want to squat 400# or do 500 pull ups in the workout.

I finally stopped power lifting when it no longer fit my other sport goals. I needed more agility and endurance for what I wanted to do so had to move my focus.
Same here. It's not a big deal once you get used to it but after years of always having indexes start at 0 it just seems... off.
Ask HN: What do websites look like on super ultra wide screens?
I am curious what a regular website looks like on ultra wide screens.

Do they just stretch all the way or at which max width do websites stop? Are most websites centred or left aligned when cropped?

Most important question I have, if you are an ultra wide screen owner, what website behaviour do you prefer most?

If owners of ultra wide screens could post some screenshots of some websites that would be awesome. I'm interested to see what Twitter looks like, StackOverflow, the BBC website, Reddit and even HackerNews.
The shit is already built, they need a system admin to keep it running.
If those devs were smart enough they could do this transition transparently , you could continue login with your email/password but for some reason management wants this, this is someone project , instead of creating something new and good they move shit around.
If our comments are copyrighted by us can HN legally refuse to remove them (like they often do)?
Surprised I haven't seen anyone mention Stronglifts 5x5. It's pretty popular here. It isn't perfect, but it was the key for me getting started lifting regularly. The gamification is really effective.

Invest a few hours reading and watching the videos up front, and push through the first few weeks, and you won't regret it.
So to begin with, fact, Putin is a better chess player than Biden.

You might think, oh it's just a board game, computers are better at it. You could say that.

Apparently the strategy right now is get right next to the border of Ukraine and do military exercises, then watch as NATO loses its shit with every passing second.
Open up a window and let the sun shine in.

Usually people are allowed to be naked inside .. and unless you are presenting yourself, no one will notice, if you are a bit inside.

But way better is of course, a garden with surrounding bushes, or living close to wilderness, where no one bothers your privacy.
The documents being released are currently publicly available. It looks like records of minors either don't show up, or don't show details. It also looks like expunged convictions do not have the case showing up.

FOIA doesn't apply for two reasons. One is like you say - many court documents are considered privileged and not subject to FOIA (which I agree has many issues around things like complaints). The other is that documents that are publicly available like this don't need to be requested through FOIA since they are already available.

I can go to my state's website and get the same information as on this site. The thing this site does is allow you to search all state's for free. There are plenty of sites that will allow you to search for people like this, but they currently charge money.
That is not the point. Net worth still gives you power, which is really what is being questioned here. Money itself means nothing, it's the power that gives you that matter.

You can use your net worth to get astronomical loans to reinvest and multiply your income. You can use your shares in too-big-to-fail companies as a leverage to blackmail governments into doing your interest, and so on.
> The reason I’m using YT is for private video backup

I hope this thread has really shown you why this isn't a good idea. YouTube is video distribution not archive.
I don't think you read it properly ... what I got from the article is that there is large energy compensation happening, but it's not endless, there is a threshold.

Ie. scientists wouldn't think that average Hadza hunter burns same calories as average sedentary guy from US ... which is the point of this new discovery ... the lifestyle is different enough that you would not think the expenditure will be similar. We always knew there is compensation happening, but we didn't think that much.

But, if Phelps burns 8k calories ... then he perhaps far far exceeds the amount of exercise the average Hadza hunter outputs ... at that point, the body can't just shift some energy expenditure around and compensate for it .. it will in fact need lot more energy to support the physical output.

The article even proposes what the ceiling of input calories (and therefore sustainable output expenditure) is. 4650 cal for 85kg man. So obviously, it doesn't claim that every human on the planet burns the same amount of calories no matter what they do. It only claims that for example energy requirement differences between somebody who outputs 200kcal or 1000kcal in exercise are nearly erased because the body compensates on the BMR. Obviously there is a hard limit on how much body can compensate and save energy by cutting it from other processes.
I was wondering if there is a file format that can be used as a defense against bulk scanning, but isn't necessarily an encrypted file where you would need a key to decode it. What I was thinking is encrypt the file, but store the key in the file in such a way that it requires an expensive computational operation to decode the key. When reading a single file it may take an extra couple seconds to open it, which could be ok for an end user, but it would make mass scanning impractical. One way of doing this I can think of is starting off with a random string that is recorded in the file header, then running it through bcrypt with a suitable cost factor, in order to derive the actual encryption key for the rest of the file.
I just learned about rev; rev plus cut could have saved me years of writing one off Python scripts to cut out the exact variable I need, haha

rudimentary bash-fu

I wish there were some guides on how to get past rudimentary bash-fu. My bash text munging is still pretty rudimentary. I'd love to get to journeyman text smash status.
I won’t use a drive service that is not e2ee. My files are my own business. There are multiple alternatives out there like sync.com (no, I’m not affiliated with them).

Disclaimer: I also don’t store copyrighted material.
Cadbury is already so much better than mass market chocolate in the USA. I am born here and grew up with it and I still don't understand how anyone can eat USA mass market chocolate.
I hope this popularizes the correct spelling of Jujutsu.
It was mentioned in the land of random newsletter:
https://thelandofrandom.substack.com/p/the-crypto-restaurant...
If you wanted expertise you would be watching gamers nexus or buildzoid.
I always found morals and the technical skills to be uncorrelated to design skill or artistic skill.
When you start to need error handling.
Cannabis doesn't affect everyone the same way, tho. Some people are deeply impaired by even small doses. Some of those get tolerance rapidly and might be OK at the same concentration after a week of use. Some will never be safe to do things high. Some people aren't noticeably impaired at all.

I doubt that either the law or the "medical establishment" will ever take cognizance of that, however. "One size fits everybody"
In fall 2019 I had the same issue, needing a new, small phone. On Android, there was only the Pixel 3a which fit the criteria, and two Samsungs. Since I despise Samsung mostly for their buggy firmware/bad integration of non-google Bloatware, I only considered the Pixel and the iPhone 8. At that point of time, the iPhone 10 series was just introduces and the iPhone 8 almost a year on the market. I went with the iPhone (even though I never had iOS before) and do not regret it. Fast forward 2022, the Pixel 3 has fallen out of support, while my iPhone 8 still is supported, and I don't see any upgrade happening to a new phone unless Apple stops support or I lose/break it.
That would be only effective for initial letters though. Implicit delta coding, where you strip a common prefix from the lexicographically previous word and mark word boundary somehow (e.g. capitalization), would be better suited if there are many short runs of words sharing a longer prefix; it seems to be the case for the Wordle list as well (about 10% smaller for zlib -9).
https://archive.fo/QgTXC
I don't think you're too cynical, but we can have our own takes. From what I was able to piece together, Russia isn't the one starting this conflict, in action. It's NATO aligned countries trying to get Ukraine to join NATO. Russia made it very clear, that ain't happening and they'll go to war over it.

So who's still agitating for war?

The zero-evidence claims that Russia was about to invade sure look like pure propaganda from the same people who are thirsty for it.
Exactly. This is an ad.

I actually agree that .env files are very bad, if only for the simple reason that it’s always bad to have secret information sitting unencrypted on a disk. But I was expecting a suggestion to fix this, not an ad (with next to no description of what their product does, even)
If it is for myself: murex (my own DevOps focused shell: https://murex.rocks)

If it is for work: either Bash or whatever that companies preferred software development language (over the last ~20 years that's included: Pascal, Visual Basic, PL/SQL, Perl, PHP, Python, Typescript and others I've likely forgotten. Different companies will have different preferences)

If performance matters then these days Go is my "goto" language because it's a good compromise in terms of developer productivity and application performance. But I've used Java, C and C++ too. Depending on the particular problem I'm trying to solve.

...and if you ask me again in 5 years then the answer will be completely different again.

The sort answer is: there's no such thing as a single answer. Everyone will have their own preferences and business requirements.
So it is a biography of sorts, if it is possible to biographize a fictional(or possibly real) dog and focusing more on your request for important moments or changes in history... the Klondike gold rush was one of those.

Jack London's [0] book, Call of the Wild [1] is a great read and one that should be part of everyone's library.

I would imagine there are also biographies on Jack himself but if you are looking for a book that will transport you to another time filled with historical accuracy and adventure, you can't go wrong reading this one.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_London#Gold_rush_and_firs...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Call_of_the_Wild
I'd like that. Do you have a link?
If you're talking about .DS_Store, understand that it's not just by comparison that it's better; .DS_Store does a lot for MacOS users and while they have no idea that .DS_Store does this, your average Mac user probably would be upset to lose things like the Finder column defaults per directory, the window position, etc.

While I understand it's an annoyance to deal with an OS specific feature, at the same time, .DS_Store is so predictable that I just can't see how it's a challenge to deal with. Everything you need to know as a non-Mac user is basically "you don't need to consider this except by special request", and at worst, the end-result of not considering .DS_Store is your user(s) have to reset a few window settings.

I truly don't get the vitriol expressed towards .DS_Store; it's a hidden system file like any other and I struggle to understand the use cases where having .DS_Store in a directory is an issue. I have read countless articles complaining on it, but I've not heard a reason beyond "it junks up file systems", which can be said about _any_ system file.
> If one likes Python, then the chance of liking Lua are low.

I don't know. I quite like both as well. The design ethos feels similar although Python has certainly added more features over the years.
The carry flag is not a specific architectural detail; it is part of the output from the prime example of a basic electronic circuit that is the digital adder.
I think you probably mean web Notification. Although it is always use with Web Push. And also it is generally rate-limited due to its default usage (display a message to user). On the other side, Websocket and SSE talks to program, there is just no rate limit thing exist.
I noticed you posted trimread on another post (from CNN) so I wanted to mention two things: (1) on this site the images and captions have vanished, and (2) on the other post, several links have [Trim] appended, which made it slightly harder to read.
I found this video quite useful and accurate for the first few months, maybe up to 6 month or so at least.

https://youtu.be/afMNp6Q4u7s
It seems to me that you fundamentally misunderstand the premise of the subscription... You're not paying for ink or cartridges in the first place, but for the service of printing.

It's also cheaper by your own admission (6 < 8.8) (assuming color prints, because why else buy a color printer?).
> I also want to be able to add more functionality that the Git backend doesn't have. Maybe that would be tracking of renames, or maybe something I haven't though of yet.

Awesome, that would enable a realistic no-risk path to adoption for most projects:

- trying jujutsu on work codebase

- if useful, tell a coworker and maybe they try it

- present internally about pros

- team tries and agrees its better, adopts it

- after some months confidence is built, give a presentation on features you could get with jujutsu native backend, gauge interests\worth
Tech companies are run by product managers these days and fixing a bug is not a product priority if the buggy software is still making money
Chocolate tempering : https://www.kingarthurbaking.com/guide-to-chocolate-temperin...
I doubt the Economist much cares. As for the parties unknown who direct the Economist’s editorial staff? I could only speculate. Since such speculations would necessarily include offering some pretty unsavory possibilities, I’ll not share them here.
How would the term physical fitness, used as the complement of mental fitness, not include the cardiovascular? The blog never claimed anything about bulking up or maximising strength!
It's almost as though it's a bad design to have it be one country per day!
I get that you are slightly uncomfortable with the idea of mass death and suffering? Is that correct?

I'm rather uncomfortable with it myself I suppose but I never thought my own slight discomfort was ever worth bringing up in this context.

I have decent imagination, if someone dies in front of my nose or behind a curtain the emotional impact is ideally the same. I cant get there of course but my ambition is to experience those exactly the same.

In a world with finite resources we have to do a fair bit of rationing or accept that some will get it all.

Our discomfort is therefore caused by the complete lack of rationing and we should attempt to address the issue there. Then we quickly see what little we can do because bureaucratic power (to call it that) is also not distributed sensibly.

When the few oppose the many and there is no hope for sensible dialog the natural way to progress is to resort to mass violence.

If the 10 richest men can do something to slow or stop the suffering of billions and we cant it in my view becomes their responsibility. It becomes the direct result of their actions. It is as good as killing them yourself. say by shooting though the curtain.

Therefore one side of the war (the few) have already engaged in the killing of the other side (the many). We are so many that we've barely noticed it.

You can expect that if they chose to play their game against you they wont hesitate to take it all and you too will lose everything.

Your story would be as uncomfortable to read for others but that is just a symptom. We can safely ignore it.
Every person should probably avoid the summer sun at noon.

But if you want Vitamin-D - the morning and evening sun won't help you, as they are too filtered out. And basically the whole winter sun in the northern hemisphere is too weak, even at noon.

But the beauty of the morning and evening sun helps, too.
I started having neck pain from sitting at my computer all day, to the point that I couldn't sleep from the pain. I now do this 10 minute neck yoga exercise everyday. The pain has pretty much gone away and I sleep great:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3-gKPNyrTA&list=PLciXFzGqhH...

Some days I just do it in the morning before work, or in the evening before bed. Other days I do it up to 3x per day: morning, after lunch, and evening. I also try other neck exercise/stretch videos on youtube to mix it up. I never expected 10 minutes of simple stretches to be so effective, but it has been like night and day for me.

Sometimes I forget to do it for a few days, and then I start to feel the pain again, so I just go back to doing the stretches. It's free and takes 10 minutes, so I recommend just giving it a try to see if it helps you. If I am feeling especially sore, I also use a heating pad and I find that it helps ease the pain.
> The zero-evidence claims that Russia was about to invade sure look like pure propaganda from the same people who are thirsty for it.

The insane media drum beats are exactly like before Afghanistan and Iraq. It is so depressing how absolutely nothing has changed.