skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Should be really easy with grease monkey. I simply pasted the snippet into a new script and enabled it for this site. Works perfectly out of the box.
Back in the early 2000s there was a browser toolbar from Google that allowed you to do exactly that. Maybe such a tool today would be too easy to abuse?
Discusses the NLAW Javelin antitank weapons and the Turkish drones.
I meant using gamma as a conversion function. There's a whole world of color transformations outside of just gamma.
Gamma is just one of many transformations, and you can have two color spaces with identical gamma transforms, but different gamuts, white points etc...
On my case , I have this :

- uBlock Origin
- Firefox Multi-Account containers
- Facebook container
- Simple Tab Groups -> Allows to organize Tab on different groups. Great to avoid getting the tab bar fill with little icons. On my case, I have a tab group set for working, and another for misc stuff, other for gamedev stuff, etc. Works great with Total Suspender
- Total Suspender -> Better autosupend of tabs. I actually would have around 170 tabs, and the Firefox ram footprint it's ridiculously small (~300 MiB)
- PronounDB
- Enhancer for Youtube -> Mainly because gives me better control of Youtube. Specially about the auto play next video.
- Clickbait remover for Youtube
- Don't Track me Google

For work stuff, I have VUE devtools and AXE Accessibility dev tools
Because its advocates now decided to reinvent JVM/.NET application containers.

https://krustlet.dev/
Other than the Voxel graphics, games like Cubeword and this have little in common with Minecraft. Minecraft from the start focused more on mining and building than movement and combat. Of course there's mod, and they later added enchantments, but Cube World focused a lot more on the RPG aspect, with classes, fluid movement, magic and extensive weaponry, etc. It's very different from the 1 block jump distance and sword+arrow of minecraft. The game play is also a lot more focused on dungeons, bosses etc. Minecraft shoehorned a dragon battle and "ending", but it's far from being a combat focused rpg.
Fundamentalist extremists are found in every religion I guess.
huh. is this something we can control?
He did. He decapitalized "Node" which makes it more clear that it's not a reference to NodeJS
But what about Engineer FAANG: Who will get promoted based on individual impact?

I've found convincing everyone else an engineering team needs to focus doesn't take too long. Managers are not shocked or confused to hear that a team drowning needs to do less.

The individual engineers though, those can be the hardest. How does management split credit for group effort? Will the leader of the project get promoted, even though their contribution may in total be less than others on the project? What happens to my ongoing work, will I get skewered in "calibrations" when other teams talk about how I dropped everything to work on something to important to them?
Not sure if you're just being a contrarian or you actually don't know, but it's quite clear why.

Is Western media biased? For sure. Do Western journalists go to jail / get disappeared for writing things the government doesn't want them to write? No. (But I'm sure you'll find counter-examples as well if you look really hard for proof of what you want to believe)
Okay, but your parents had just as many light switches growing up.

> But knowing and always remembering to do it are two different things. I also forget to turn them off sometimes.

What is "sometimes"? You wrote "I'd have to spend half an hour a day traveling around the house turning off light switches countless times" which is definetly not normal and a clear case of your parenting not working. I also "sometimes" forget a light. About once a year, tops. I don't see how this isn't your brains failing to manage a very basic every day task.
I've had the exact opposite experience FWIW - it seemed to be everywhere maybe 6-12 months ago and then I stopped hearing about it recently.
This was a huge turn-off for wearables like the the Oura ring. When you do metal work, you take off rings because if a bead of molten metal gets on your very conductive gold ring, you won't be able to get it off, and it's a quick way to get a second-degree burn. Also, "degloving." My fear with these rings is if the battery goes, it's burn time. I can't find enough specs to know if the battery holds enough energy to do this, but my fingers are worth too much to me to take this chance.

Edit: the battery is .0777 Wh. If that burnt up in 10 seconds, that'd be 30 W concentrated on a square cm of skin, then distributed around the ring. I think that's a burn?
Sadly it's easier to copy an app than it is to copy a potato.
There's a trick to hide them. You know that gesture you do when watching a video vertically to minimize the video to get back to the video feed? While you're doing the gesture, the end cards are hidden. Just hold the gesture, and you can hide the cards.
Can we have Consumer NAS that support ZFS natively now? Synology? Even low end Synology Drive have 1GB DDR Memory and a Quad Core Cortex A55 CPU.
I've found that wireframing dispels many issues with ambiguous requirements - my team usually goes about it by first having an open ended conversation about what we want to achieve, with both engineers who are not part of the target industry and a team stakeholder who is; then try to come up with a list of requirements like the list of shalls the author describes; and then if it's a visual task at all, make a wireframe describing the functionality, which we first review internally and then review with customers who will use the product. We find that Whimsical is a pretty nice tool for doing this, as it is a nice level of "low res" enough to not stress about the details, but "high res" enough to be able to imagine the real deal.

After some cycles of iteration we're usually pretty well aligned about what we're building, and only then do we start coding. Engineering teams sometimes go too fast to punching out code when figuring out requirements could save enormous amount of time, effort, and stress.
Preprint here: https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.08.22.457247
"The FBI asked city officials to keep the incident under wraps, so their investigation wasn’t compromised, Dyer said."

Could this be a valid reason not to disclose it?
People want to believe that there really is a good guy out there somewhere that will always do the right thing.
You are 100% right. Gaining a skill can lead to more social interaction (and/or a higher social status) but if you don’t have the skills to build and maintain personal relationships the extra interaction/status is wasted.
I think the issue is with bluetooth itself. i personally never use it, i find it very flaky at best.
If voting didn't exist on HN, don't you think the mods would have had to spend more time curating submissions? The total number of submissions is presumably much larger than the number of reports they receive or the number of suspicious incidents they need to investigate.
Same as Linux, it only took off because many UNIX shops like IBM saw a value in improving it, while cutting costs on their own.

> 1998: Many major companies such as IBM, Compaq and Oracle announce their support for Linux

> 2000: Dell announces that it is now the No. 2 provider of Linux-based systems worldwide and the first major manufacturer to offer Linux across its full product line

> 2006: Oracle releases its own distribution of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

--- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Linux
Alex Karp, the philosopher salesman.
Agreed. We are different. That's what I am implying from the get go. And so are many others.

I totally get that people want to return to the office. To socializing, to chats at the coffee machine.

That people want to travel to clients. Have workshops, go to conferences. And so on.

As much as I understand how people discovered more freedom during the pandemic and do not want to trade this freedom in for the sake of the ones that want to go back to the way it was before.

We need ways to accommodate both.
I'm not saying Americans say dates like that, I'm saying it's a reason they might consider that other people, or Americans once-upon-a-time, say dates like that.
Or on the 4th of July, to me.
What are the download links for the latest version? I mean the two- three apks, not the download manager.
There are many areas where preciseness is achieved through visual models. E.g., in architecture words will never replace the need for a visual representation of the building to be constructed. Some for 3d printing.
it plays like garbage
There's a Wikipedia page greasemonkey-like things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Userscript_manager

Might try this one: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/violentmonkey/jinj... I just installed it and it seems to work well.
No that can't be what's happening. You would expect contrast to be lost, not increased, if that was the issue.

8bit sRGB can contain 11.6 f-stops of dynamic range, and it is no longer enough for modern screens.
There must be a longstanding bug somewhere. It would not be the first time it happened. There was a chroma decoding bug in almost all DVD players. A very similar issue to this, antialiasing in CGI used to be calculated without gamma, until GPUs got fast enough to use it and I suppose that someone started looking into why it performs worse than expected.
Patterns are not really language features so much as the lack of them - they're "standardised" ways of solving a problem that the language doesn't have a feature for, so that at least everyone is writing the same thing and a reader might be able to understand the code at a glance.

Anti-patterns are pretty much the same thing, just where there is some problem with the common solution that everyone is using - perhaps there actually is a language feature that addresses this use case after all, for example.
yeah i don't think linux is really a consumer OS. even ubuntu.

i tried ubuntu recently after about 5 years and it seems to have become much slower too.
They care so much that Android games seldom land on GNU/Linux.
Careful, maybe they will flag your account or something.
A lot of the Google SEO “secrets” are not so secret. If you have an inquisitive mind - start a new blog with the means of getting your articles ranked on page 1. In 3 months you will know exactly how it works because there is real-time feedback. Google says it doesn’t use site authority, but it clearly does.

People will pay $5,000 (a number i saw once) to get a link from Forbes. Not because they give a shit about Forbes traffic but because Google still thinks that Forbes is some “above them all” content site.

But if you want to see the real dirty stuff people do, buy a subscription to a tool like Ahrefs and see how people manipulate links for SEO purposes. It might just give you gray hairs.
The SSPL is not open source: https://opensource.org/node/1099
>> Or, in other words, how can I learn to be alone without feeling lonely? I feel like I need this lifeskill in order to proceed in my life.

This is a great question, but I think the answer is different for everyone, and not an easy answer. Whatever the solution is, it will take patience and effort.

I don't want to give anecdotal advice or some thin philosophy. I also think there are some interesting answers in this thread. Above all, the number of answers show that a lot of people deal with loneliness as well.
That is when I open a cloud support ticket.
Yes I am very addicted to YouTube because of Vanced. Those niche channels have given me a lot of fun.
Migrating Google Play Store to Jetpack Compose
"Applied metaphysics

Although metaphysics as a philosophical enterprise is highly hypothetical, it also has practical application in most other branches of philosophy, science, and now also information technology. Such areas generally assume some basic ontology (such as a system of objects, properties, classes, and space-time) as well as other metaphysical stances on topics such as causality and agency, then build their own particular theories upon these.":

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphysics
GoPro has replaceable battery, sd-card, charge-port, hdmi-port, 3x microphones and a replaceable lens. It is smaller than a toothbrush and can be submerged.
I don’t know much French at all but I do know my way around English in really silly ways, and it’s amusing to me to superimpose this distinction on an English language context. Because they’re two different verbs which we use in conjunction for one existential verb, which barely exists without recruiting other verbs. Having had this state of amusement, I will have left these thoughts for your future amusement if you’ll have them too.
Ads

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Mainly
How would you prefer disinformation sites to be ranked?
Build a WebRTC based home security camera with Raspberry Pi
As far as can tell, dang does a pretty good job fighting off sock-puppets and vote manipulation as things are.

Imagine if there was a multi-billion dollar industry focused on making fake accounts in order to increase vote counts for HN posts. I'd don't think dang would be very successful in fighting them off. So the claim that this is "immune to SEO" is debatable.
You do this for every casual video you watch?
You could argue that the case of the clock jumping forward is an invalid time. But the case of the clock jumping back is in fact a valid time, even if it is non-unique.
Technically you'd need bidirectional communication once a LAN->TV connection has been established. What I meant is to restrict connection establishment to only LAN->TV but not the other way around.

In terms of configuring firewalls/etc, it really depends on your equipment, however in most cases there's already a catch-all rule to allow any established & related traffic so you only need to add a rule to allow the initial connection establishment from LAN->TV.

> since you seem to imply it's different than searching about VLANs since it's wireless.

When it comes to VLANs, the idea is that the Ethernet port of the TV should either be connected to a managed switch that will tag any incoming traffic on that port with a VLAN tag before sending it upstream to your router (so it can tell what it is, since at that point it'll be arriving via a port that also has trusted LAN traffic), or connect it directly to the router and have that router's port not be part of the LAN bridge.

You don't have VLANs in wireless, instead you just create a new network - however the access point itself will need to either tag all traffic from said network with a VLAN tag (so again your upstream router can differentiate between that and trusted LAN traffic arriving over the same port), or if the AP is incapable of VLAN management then dedicate it to the TV network and connect it to a managed switch or dedicated port on the router as described above.
In a way, yes. But from the way you phrased it, it sounds like you believe it is a HN feature, which it isn't. It's javascript running in your browser that dynamically generates the avatar via canvas2d and adds it wherever it finds the .hnuser class.
Pwning Bitcoin Based Social Media
The "phone stuck with black screen" thing happened to me on every android phone I ever had though (and here I can't restart the x session, I have to reboot it or take off the physical battery when things go really bad), so maybe it's more of a kernel level issue ?
It could also leak out, loose heat, and drilling down to it could trigger earthquakes and eruptions.

The argument "it's big, we can't affect it" has been proven wrong in the case of the atmosphere, and again in the case of the ocean. It is no longer a sound argument.
Did it also have horses?
Same with the Discord music bots, all of them streamed audio from Youtube, but also had paid subscriptions for extra features.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/waf/latest/developerguide/limits...

Pad your POST query by 8k and you are through!
Does it have a VR mode? It will definitely be awesome.
Sorry for the YT link but from "Kurzgesagt - in a nutshell" there is a really nice video about loniless.
Maybe it does help you in the short term too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3Xv_g3g-mA
China pretext of asking no aids for all side to Ukraine, meant otherwise?
Post the source code to Codeberg or something
Is this statement make sense to you, "large set of manuscripts were brought by the great Plethon to Cosimo d’Medici. Marsilio Ficino’s translation of Greek classics into Latin—like the complete works of Plato and the Hermetica". This is just one single guy compared to the two Muslim empires that thrived on the Greek and other civilizations knowledge that really contributed to the Renaissance movement.

Plethon lived during 14th and 15th century before the fall of Byzantine empire and if you want to credit one guy it should be Averroes (Ibnu Rush) who lived in the 12th century, at least two centuries before Plethon. He was highly regarded by the western scholar as the next Philosopher after Aristotle but not so much in the muslim world. He definitely has access to the Greek works including by Plato and Aristotle. I would say his many translations, commentaries and original works of more than 100 books were instrumentals in re-awakening the western European interest in Greek thinkers, an area of study that widely has been abandoned after the fall of original Roman Empire (not Byzantine) [1]. These do not include the numerous Greek, Chinese and Indian translations, and further contributions of Abbasid empire's scholars (Averroes belongs to the Muslim Spain empire) that includes the well-known House of Wisdoms but later was burnt down in the 13th CE by the Mongols. It's said that the river in Baghdad turn into blue due to the inks of the disposed books. Some of the books managed to escape the utter destructions from copying and circulations in the Muslim Spain and other part of the Abbasid empire that really helped the Renaissance movement later on.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Averroes
I agree that the concerns you mention are more immediate concerns, certainly.
If that is true then whey do they always suggest Pinterest and Quora at the top when I've been ignoring them for years? If there was a downvote button they would be gone from my results.
As someone who slipped into depression ~15 years ago and has had limited success pulling out of it, I would definitely consider it to be an altered state of consciousness. I remember what I used to be like before, and how I used to behave, and the relationships people seemed to want to have with me. Even recently, I was able to experience a glimpse of that former life when I got a job and was able to hold it for a few months.
I think it definitely is an altered state, and it frustrates me to the verge of (re?)insanity that you can buy alcohol everywhere, but can't get generic SSRIs over the counter.
At the moment in the US, you can't get an SSRI prescription without going to a doctor every 6 months to let them look at you for 30 seconds, mispronounce your name, and then declare you ready to continue taking their medicine. And that's if you have insurance.
The US medical system is too paternalistic, imo.
I can't read the article, but from the first bit I can, I'd wager that that it's a negligible amount compared to human related activities.

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20210805-the-search-for-t...

https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/overview-greenhouse-gases

I think I read somewhere that if we simply composted near 100% of all compostable organic waste that it would reduce methane production by around 8-10% (from memory). So basically a trivial solution can't even be enacted by humans.
Well the CIA seem to think there could be some sort of beam weapon perhaps ultrasonic causing strange neuro injuries with no physical contact.

Havana sickness I think they are calling it if you wanna look up more.
Is it the battery, or the power usage of the laptop? The battery is a pretty physical thing, storing that many Watt-hours. If you have a 100 Wh battery, Apple uses 10 W and Framework 50 W, then you’ll get a 5x difference on the same battery.
Hardware Authentication != Hardware Decryption

In challenge response, your password manager has a cosmetic software control that prompts you to authenticate yourself with your Yubikey before it will expose the decryption key which in turn exposes your entire password database. This does not help you in the event your system is compromised, as an attacker would just have a background job that waits until the next time you authenticate and steal all secrets just after.

When you use a true hardware encryption solution like Password Store with a Yubikey, it actually encrypts every single secret as individual blobs to a asymmetric public key in the Yubikey. The encryption key never once comes in contact with system memory. Instead a single requested secret is sent to the Yubikey, the decryption is done there in isolated memory and CPU, and then that single plaintext secret is sent back to the OS, provided the user touched the device.

To summarize, let's assume your system is compromised with a rootkit by a remote actor. You have 100 secrets stored in both Keepass with Yubikey authentiction, and in Password Store with Yubikey encryption.

To steal all your secrets from Keypass they only need to wait for you to tap your Yubikey once to get all 100 secrets, if that. They could just skip that check after all as it is just cosmetic. They have root and can modify any binary they want.

Meanwhile in the Password Store setup to get all your 100 secrets your adversary has to trick you into tapping your Yubikey 100 times. Presumably you would notice something was up and have some damage control.
> I wonder if life in the US is more alienating

That's been my unscientific observation as well, compared to my stints in other countries. It is the flip side (dark side?) of the highly individualistic culture.
It’s not hard to tell the difference. It just either takes a while, or you have to spend a few months without a PM.

I had a PM leave on me at my last job. It took 3 months to get a new PM. That meant all the PM work fell on devs for a while. Believe me, I could tell that both my old PM and the new one were good PMs after that experience.
You're searching for ways to make things more difficult than they need to be.

Make the simple easy. Make the complex possible.
They design to much higher specs than what they give warranty on. They've been talking about half million mile batteries and even a million mile batteries. In practical terms that means the battery might outlive the car for most average drivers.
If china joined with Russia, just like the triple something in World War I … in spit of us warning (see https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-europe-60717902 ) Russia will win. And as koreawar Soviet Union has helped the then very isolated communist china, one should think from their side and their “unlimited” relationship should come to aid.

With that the beginning of the china empire with Russia as a minor partner begins. Good luck humanity.

I wish I were wrong. But that is a path I think inevitable. And if USA move, Taiwan is in play. Good luck. I must be wrong. All fake.
A valid reason not to disclose it at first, perhaps. By the time that the Fresno Bee formally requested it, that probably wasn't a valid reason not to disclose it anymore.
I think you can translate this to “the hardest thing about doing stuff is deciding the right thing to do.”

Which I 100% agree with. But it’s not just for engineering, it’s for everyone..
LOL that hits home. This Saturday some random person talked to me in Discord. My immediate reaction was to type "Do I know you? Why are you writing to me?" But instead I just went with the flow of the conversation...

It didn't last long. After a few minutes I finally typed "Why are you talking to me?" and the other person just answered "Why not?"

It was interesting and I keep looking forward to continue chatting with her
Go to a therapist.

They will help you set goals, keep track of goals, and how to make and keep friends.

You may have developed toxic behaviors that is preventing people from enjoying being around you