skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can also redirect all port 53 traffic to your DNS instead of redirecting IPs one by one.
There‘s a script for waking the PinePhone up regularly to mitigate this: https://codeberg.org/Silmathoron/pinephone-autowake
That's not a commercial one
I wonder how easily you could have slipped in an obfuscated cookie stealer
Finger Protocol
TrueNAS. If you don’t care about a GUI, you can easily set up any server.
This type of sensing is so unremote!
>They're the kinds of formatting that impose zero burden on somebody reading through a terminal.

Interesting. From a modern Web POV a lot of these are backwards, but if you look at it from terminal and other usage it is quite refreshing.
Try Virtualbox in combination with docker and WSL2, that was a disaster in Windows.
Europe is the main-focus for Weapons Exporters
It seemed to me we are getting rid of exhaust gases in big cities, via stricter regulations on engine emissions, exhaust gas recirculation, catalytic converters, stop and go systems, lower speed limits, car free areas, electrification, etc, with very visible results.

So the car analogy seems a bad exemple to discourage progress.
That's why I use an invidious proxy and a redirector extension.
Oil and Gas: A dead-end for investors?
Occidental Petroleum Corporation raised $5.1 Billion, last week.

This is an international oil & gas exploration and production company.

As we have seen in many articles, the usage of oil & gas energy has been continuously decreased.

Over the past decade, the industry's profits have sagged, revenues and cash flows have withered,
massive capital investments have been written off as worthless and fossil fuel investors have lost hundreds of billions of dollars.

With all this information, still, we're seeing such big numbers in this industry, With having new replacements (electric cars, nuclear power, ...) will investors move their money to other industries in near future?

What do you think?

PS: Fundraising has been announced by the StartupRef newsletter (https://startupref.com/weekly-top-investments)
Why don't you use Split APK Installer (SAI) instead?
Indeed, why does Google not use their full stack? Other competitors have the problem that SEO agencies can flood the feedback with manipulated data. However, with Android, Google knows the identity of enough people that they can identify the genuine feedback.

There is already a search engine for feedback:
Whaleslide.com [1] seems to let users curate content with collections. However, I haven't seen a link to a collection on their results pages.

[1] https://whaleslide.com/info/collections

*edit:

also: https://ninfex.com

>There is no crawler, our index is built solely by users submitting interesting and useful links. There is no complex search algorithm.
It's designed for "growth and engagement" as opposed to being a tool to serve the user. Dark & addictive patterns, etc. Not to mention that it's still a privacy nightmare even if you pay for Premium.
400000*(7600000/525010) -> 5790365.898

Accounting for population size, Washington State's loss is still more than a hundred times as big.
you cannot select a default video resolution - they either are in high quality, 1080p or higher, or pithy 360p, and every video you play resets it back to whatever the default. Same with the video speed - you cannot set a video speed, every time you play a video the speed resets back to 1x.

All of those above are possible via the website - it remembers your video's quality and speed preferences.

There are too many youtube stories shoved right in your face with the app - no way to disable it.

There is no way to disable the 'cast' button from the player - it's not very useful but you can easily fat finger it.

That's just the surface - i haven't even gotten to the ads, and the forced community posts etc.
dyer is designed for reliable, flexible and fast Request-Response based service, including data processing, web-crawling and
so on, providing some friendly, flexible, comprehensive features without compromising.
> Even things like island hopping across Indonesia, which only occupy a few pixels on the map, are logistical nightmares.

I used to be so much into this kind of travelling, I already feel like I hold back so much on what kind of trips/destinations we choose to do now because of kids.

I can't even imagine myself doing such a hardcore trip with 4x kids. It looks like they timed their pregnancies to be on locations with good healthcare but still these guys really are wonderers in the most beatiful sense of the word.
I've got another solution, it's kiwi browser (or Firefox, if they've graciously allowed us to install extensions we want on our machines) + redirector (add on) + invidious.
Terrific example. However, even if Fatemah's husband can't read the messages he can still see who his wife is messaging. And it turns out that is a problem no smaller than the content of the messages themselves, especially if Fatemah's sister is a vegan Jew-loving revolutionary and messages sent to her make the husband suspect Fatemah of wrongdoing.
This seems to be arguing that the complete implementation is what matters most.

That seems expensive and risky.
Requirements are a subset of the Hardest thing, which is communication.
I just want "I don't care about cookies" to work in Firefox android, they broke it about 3 years ago. Same with the old UI Reddit redirect add-on.

If anyone knows of working alternatives that would be appreciated!
Phish Different. - Steve Jobs, 1997
> I can't disable comments, chat, etc.

Comments under video are just a thin 50px tall bar, just don't click on it? Just like you don't have to scroll down on the web. Just fullscreen and watch your video.

> I don't care about uploading shorts

Then don't press the shorts button?

> I'm tired of constant redesigns or moving things around

I don't think youtube gets that much redesign. On android, the biggest recent changes are dark mode (optional), making comment section smaller actually, and the chip filtering system.

> I just want to see videos related to what I search for

Then use the search button, it does just that

> or channels I'm subscribed to.

There's a tab dedicated to subscriptions, and it only shows chronological order of videos from your subscriptions, nothing else. You can also filter by a specific channel, or by tags such as (today, unwatched, etc).

> a push notification for some breaking news video

All notifications can easy be blocked, either at the app or OS level. Takes 3 clicks.
I played an older version. You can host your own games like Minecraft. Also runs on ancient, underpowered hardware relatively well
Absolutely 100%. As a senior dev, I’m fairly decent at considering actual customer problems, business need, and the product roadmap for the near future. Start talking about the market as a whole, cultural shifts, and all that jazz, and I’m in very deep and probably reduced to treading water. I suppose that makes me an okay-ish ersatz PM, which has been good enough for me thus far. Unfortunately, the career path of a dev doesn’t seem to reward going very deep into PM type stuff, so I’m probably going to progress fairly slowly on that axis. :/
The Lean Startup is very clear on both the why and the limitations of an MVP. Within that framework what constitutes an MVP is pretty obvious. In a nutshell you need to put something out that helps you learn as much as possible as quickly as possible. That is the primary purpose of an MVP and it should be considered both minimal and viable in that context.
You do know him then?
I'm curious what features did GPM have that YTM doesn't have?
ahh I see.
Thank you.
I may be wrong, but I think Youtube Premium should still be available in countries without YTM, but at half the price since you don't get the music half.
This is just my anecdotal view but it’s based on a few decades in non-tech organisations, from startup to emerging-into-enterprise to enterprise (my path was enterprise -> startup -> e2e) and I think we’re a while out from non-tech organisations understanding the value of their own development resources.

Its everything from how IT is still often viewed as a “them-and-us” resource drain similar to HR but less understood (and this less valued by the organisation) even though 95% of the people in every organisation now works with IT devices that wouldn’t operate without IT. To how development continues to live in the weird spectrum of the business that actually needs something more than excel, being under digitalisation (efficiency) and IT (operations and development are natural frenemies).

It’s having to live in a 2022 where the “standard” solutions, the “document libraries” the “data-warehousing”, the “data-management-systems”, the “enterprise-architecture”, the “data/ml/bi-architecture “ is still just a bunch of really shitty systems and drawings that can’t connect together and quickly become a nightmare for anyone trying to do any real work leading back to massive excel usage and a constant need for “connection-inhouse-solutions” to make things actually work.

Leading to developers still being one of the best paid resources inside organisations with almost limitless tolerance for their non-conformity and rolling eyes in management meetings because most of us simply don’t understand the organisation lingo or the internal political power plays (yes, the bullshit).

Anyway, I’ve seen no change in change management to suggest that developers are going to be more valued going forward. If anything I think the want and belief in “standard” solutions might just birth the opposite in the coming decade, until the money managers once again realise that developers are simply necessary in a world where every “standard” solution is just as shitty as it was 20 years ago.
Show HN: matplotlibcpp17 – An alternative to matplotlibcpp with more features
Why centuries? What is missing?
It's still a tried and trusted approach. It may not fit every situation, but there's a big emphasis on derisking and early marketing which can't be ignored. I'm incorporating options like that into https://cxo.industries, a web app to help founders with making informed choices.
I’ve looked at many wireframes as a backend engineer, and I agree with you 100%. They’re an invaluable tool when they’re available. Now, if only there was a meaningful way to wireframe a data pipeline, then I’d be good to go. ;)
William Hurt Dead: Oscar-Winning Actor and Four-Time Nominee Was 71
I don't know for the US but in Europe inflation rise mostly driven by energy costs will call for a substantial adoption of wages anyhow. Inflation adjusted wages will not yet mean increased disposable income, I know.
> supposedly has the "best" developers working on it.

they are the "best" at satisfying the corporate demands of google, rather than consumer's demand.

Vanced is very much focused on improving the user experience. Sad to see it go - i hope they leave behind a way for others to do this very same mod in a way that google cannot cease and desist.
"buy a subscription to a tool like Ahrefs and see how people manipulate links for SEO purposes"

Can you please provide an example? I'm genuinely curious, I've used these tools but haven't seen the tools to manipulate links.
Violentmonkey is a nice open source alternative to Greasemonkey.
the article reads like too much wishful thinking. I am from Ukraine originally and like most sane people I want this war to end ASAP with Russia's failure and Ukraine emerging stronger.

But I do hope Western militaries are not counting on Russia's "incompetence and inexperience".
MVP as a concept suffers from the whole “implement the acronym” problem. At one point it was a helpful tool for understanding some repeatable patterns in startup product management, but its turned into something else. I suppose its mostly cargo culting startup advice these days.
Tons of human things have been scaled. Agriculture, retail, manufacturing, soildering, …
https://web.archive.org/web/2016/https://wiki.mozilla.org/Ad...
Boats are fantastically expensive to maintain. You can surely recover some costs by renting them out, but I’d imagine it’s still mostly a net negative “investment”.
Sway in sxmo’s case, actually. I’m not sure what exactly is falling over, but the session is all still there, with the compositor (Sway or Phosh) still responding to I/O, and, from my very limited probing, still working perfectly… except that its screen output is dead and it doesn’t realise it. Nothing interesting in the journal or dmesg, for example. If the compositor had crashed, it would have been restarted automatically.
The white hot market for developers has been going on for over a year and besides Amazon raising its salary cap, I have yet to hear of a single retention initiative, even outside of tech.

I have spoken to more former colleagues just today (well, yesterday) who did not get meaningful raises this year while the new hires got 30% more.
> I challenge every defender of that GTK/QT crap to build a swipeable sidebar into their native and responsive UI. If it takes more than 10 minutes, you lost, cause that's what it takes to use CSS, even without any IDE or toolkit.

You get this for free with Qt's QML Drawer type, and it's also a declarative UI, so you don't have to implement anything yourself[1]. It's swipeable by default.

You also get it for free with Flutter's NavDrawer.

[1] https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquickcontrols-sidepanel-example.htm...
Thank you! Oftentimes when playing Wordle, I use the address bar to write out the letters that I got right like so: T__ST. This allows me to visualize how I might fill the gaps. Playing in the spreadsheet definitely feels easier for me.

Since the Settings sheet hosts the list of past and future Wordles, this also serves as an archive and a way to play the next games.

Also, the user can add a timed trigger to reset the game (and move on to the next word) on a 24 hour cycle, just like the real Wordle. But I left it as a manual item to click in the menu.
Not changing them is even harder.
This is interesting :D

Setting it as

javascript:<code>;void(0);

can make it useful as a boomarklet :)
I got it from this guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDwl0isLpxg.

In my opinion, he makes a bit of a meal out of it: you don't need to take that much care over the frame, but the technique works well. Sometimes if you have a lot of open bite it's tricky to take off the plate without breaking off some of the surface.
It's called benevolent deception. Found the article you were referring to: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/02/why-s...
It's not a spark, it's a loose connection. This causes higher resistance, which generates heat, which melts the insulation and then makes it worse. Even though it's only 12V, there's enough amps flowing to cause plenty of issues.
Makerspaces Are Need to the Hour
most text editors aren't services though?
exactly. this post is a kind of: let's make new google! i know how to do it better (while ignoring 1000 other factors outside of my bubble).
Even if Dunning-Kruger effect is debunked, this case shows that people work this way.
For Russians you'd want a nuclear ice breaker as the ultimate flex.
Sorry about that, don't know what happened on mobile (annoying google AMP links), cannot delete

Reposted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30669294
Depends where you live and what stuff you have.

In Switzerland I would call the local «Werkhof» and ask what to do. Probably just bring them and declare as electronic waste. Perhaps try to discharge them first by putting them into electronics and turning on, but it depends what lithium batteries you have, and this might be even dangerous.

Just do a general cleanup. This might need a lot of time, and if you are really afraid, do this outside when it's dry outside. Avoid to handle batteries which are inflated or show some damage.
Tell HN: Happy Pi-Day
Did you perhaps use dynamically generated queries, instead of stored procedures? Or do a join onto either table x or table y?
Tigase XMPP Server 8.2.0 GA has been released
If energy price increases are dominating your budget as a developer you should probably ask for a raise anyway or consider adjusting your energy consumption.

If anything the constant growth of real-estate pricing (now driven by low interest rates and inflation fears) should impact developers much more.
Russia would not have been ideal just based on current events though...
US media-reports – 'Russia seeks Military Aid from China'
TIL C deserved saving.
I wonder what graphical libraries are they using. DirectX, Vulkan, OpenGL, Metal? A wrapper over some of these?
For better rendering on high-DPI screens and (more subjectively) screens of people that have zoomed in because HN’s text sizes are unreasonably small, add c.style.imageRendering='pixelated'.

I was going to say that the insertion of these 24 bytes allows you to save ten bytes elsewhere by halving the size of the image (making features one pixel in size, rather than two), but then you’d also have to set the doubled image dimensions, and that’d cost more than ten bytes.

(Me, I use HN at 120% on top of a native scaling factor of 150%, which is currently implemented as downsampling of 200% rendering because Firefox hasn’t got fractional scaling right yet under Wayland, and widget.wayland.fractional_buffer_scale has some fairly debilitating side-effects on popup windows including non-rendering and crashes, which is a pity because it improves rendering so very much.)
That is a payment processing service.
I don't see much "wishful thinking" in the article? It points out a surprising fact (that Russia is not using the air power to the extent that everybody expected) and posits some possible explanations: intentionally holding back (but why?), inability to pre-emptively destroy Ukraine's air defences, lack of guided munitions, etc.
> Find a HN thread, with a moderate number of comments, without it.

That is quite the hyperbole and under your own rules you would be banned.
By that logic the Italians today are still living in a western Roman Empire.
Altered States was… interesting.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altered_States
I guess sure - if you are cool with supporting an org that is inspecting what you and your users do on many web sites that is also proactively sending info about things they don't like to agents with guns while they continue to increase their monopoly of mitm across much of the web - yeah use them to solve all your problems.
This crisis is exactly the Cuban Missile Crisis in reverse. The US got its pants in a twist in 1962, and Russia got its pants in a twist over the last few years for exactly the same reasons.

If it was good enough for the US to send in the armed forces in 1962, it's good enough for Russia to send in the armed forces today.
This looks awesome and I installed it via Flatpak in my Linux Mint 20.3 to try it out. But the launcher keeps crashing without showing errors. All I see is a window frame with no content inside (it's transparent) and then it crashes.

Any help? I really want to play it!
> I am very motivated to delve into this space (it's been on my mind a while) and I want to do it right, which is why I am asking for personal experiences on this forum given that there is a very healthy mix of technology hobbyists as well as professionals on HN, of which the opinion of both is equally valuable to me for different reasons.

Regarding personal experiences, I moved to ML engineering after almost 15 years in Software Development. I found it challenging at first, to cope up with the terminology and Math. Although I was able to create data processing pipelines and simple models it was still a mystery how it all worked. After a good year and a half of trying to teach myself ML, I decided that I needed formal education. After researching possible options that work would for my work schedule and skill level, the Stanford SCPD AI Certificate program seemed to be the best. Here are some useful pointers (in no particular order).

- This blog by Pavel helped me a lot, to understand what the course was about and how to approach it -- http://coldattic.info/post/122/

- Most of Stanford Lectures notes and slides are publicly available. CS229 is a good beginner class to take (http://cs229.stanford.edu/syllabus.html)

- The best and the most interesting IMO, is CS236 on Generative Modeling. It is taught by Prof. Ermon and his team. Some of the topics covered in class (especially Score based models) were mind blowing. Here is a talk by Prof. Ermon if you are interested in generative modeling (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TcNXi3A5DI).

- If your math skills are a bit rusty, then you will have to practice and work a lot more. I found the TA sessions and office hours extremely helpful.

Some additional personal experiences:

- "Deep Learning with Python" by Francois Chollet (Creator of Keras) is a good book to get started. The code samples are in TF Keras and easy to understand and implement.

- Avoid TensorFlow if you can. Its unnecessarily complicated (personal opinion). You will find PyTorch and PyTorch Lightning much more approachable to start learning.

- I also found Kaggle tutorials helpful for practical aspects of ML. For example: Categorial Variables (https://www.kaggle.com/alexisbcook/categorical-variables).

- Yannic Kilcher's ML News series is a great way to keep in touch with the latest events in ML (https://www.youtube.com/c/YannicKilcher). Also very entertaining :)

- Prof. Jeff Heaton has a bunch of good videos on practical ML applications - https://www.youtube.com/c/HeatonResearch

ML is very exciting and rewarding, Good luck on your new adventure! Feel to reach out and I would be happy to help in any way.
Yeah, I get the feeling the author doesn’t understand the problem i.e. distinguishing between natural and artificial signals.
It seems that Ukrainian S300 air defenses are still operational thus making air raids quite risky for Russians.
Ah, interesting, I didn't know they'd built an alternative shell around wlroots, I'd only tried it back when it was a bunch of shell scripts around dwm.

If the GPU and window server are still okay, you might get away with forcing a mode-switch. Maybe it's not the GPU itself but some supporting chip that handles the LCD driver, and changing the resolution or something else would reset it without destroying the session. Hmmm...
Isn't that a contradictory argument that it's okay to "take money" from platforms but not content creators? They are both service providers with the objective to earn revenue.

However, I do not believe that blocking ads is taking money from providers. I think if your business model involves displaying ads, you must factor in the cases where consumers are not interested in said ads. Otherwise where do we draw the line? What if the consumer is letting the ad shows but not watching it? Will we mandate eye tracking? What if the consumer is mentally tuned out? Will we mandate brain implants? What if the consumer takes a principled stance of never purchasing anything they see in an ad? Will we mandate consumers mandatorily convert a certain percentage of ads that are shown to them? It's gonna delve into absurdity and a consequential threat to human well being. I wish society could just reach a common ground that it's a fundamental right that people are allowed to block ads by whatever means they see fit.
VLC 3.0.17.3 “Vetinari” has been released – VideoLAN Media Player
Not this again :-)

The "Agile Manifesto" is nothing other than commonsense platitudes elevated to (unbecoming) Insight. There is nothing concrete and actionable in it. The "Rhetorical Devices" engaged by its proponents are (from [0]);

1) Unverifiable claims

2) Proof by anecdote

3) Slander by association

4) Intimidation

5) All-or-nothing

6) Cover-your-behind

[0] - https://learning.acm.org/techtalks/agile and Also see Bertrand Meyer's book Agile!: The Good, the Hype and the Ugly.
I don't control the media that surrounds you. Cannot change your opinion