skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Feynman was not really framing himself as normal guy who happened to luck into achievements. Nor came accriss as one. His writings are very carefully written and makes you know and feel he is awesome. The way he describes his own dialogs with others also let's everyone know he is super smart and awesome.
I think a clever design of screen cover could fold back to act as a stand, or also lock in place like an open laptop, but without a keyboard - for when you actually use it on your lap rather than a table. You rest your own keyboard on the open cover.
Last year I wrote a program to modify HN in /etc/hosts to resolve to 0.0.0.0 every April 1, but it had a bug. Dammit!
to quote u/InGoodFaith (news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29555814):

> Wouldn't also be HN without the misinterpretation of BrandonM's response. Here is dang's comment about that topic/meme: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29178442
See also https://144blocks.com/
Show HN: I made website that found other valuable websites.
I am very naïve on this, but unions seems to always been portrayed as negative to business and I really don't understand this view.

Of course, if you are paying more money from getting the same amount of value from an employer, that is bad for business.

But this is not necessarily what can happen, giving more benefits, more stable schedule, better wages, more WLB means being more competitive in the labour market, it means retaining worker more easily. If the company is not wise enough to do it by itself, still it doesn't means that it cannot be a net positive for the company itself.

The whole idea of treating humans as leaking, opexed, robots will need to be fixed, but it can be done and it can bring benefits.
‘No hope for science in Russia’: the academics trying to flee to the west
In my book, this is not really an answer. What constitutes common sense in system design…? An answer to that could definitely be relevant to this question. But it needs more “meat” to be useful.
I'm really loving these new variations on Comic Sans! Another one is Comic Neue [1], which I've enjoyed since I first encountered it.

[1] http://comicneue.com/
Tunic does a lot of things well for a modern game. There are secrets to discover, an interesting map, accessibility options that open the game to audiences that don't do as well with keyboards or console controllers.

There's a unique in game language (and a good, and then really good hint in the game on how to crack into it); but it is _not_ required to even get the good ending. Just enough of the lore's surface is there and a player still has a good chance of reaching the good ending. All the more so after seeing the bad and then reloading the save file (standard game mechanics).

Some fans have even put together decoder tables to assist translation of the game language to English; as well as a version of the manual that's completely translated if you don't have the time or desire to do that.
The search engine space is full of cool competitors today. Google, Bing, Yandex, DuckDuckGo, Kagi, Neeva, Brave, Startpage, Alexandria, Right DAO, Wiby, Marginalia, Teclis.

Certainly, a few of those are Bing/Google frontends, but many more are independent or weighted mixes of commercial and noncommercial indexes. I really like Kagi, Wiby, Marginalia (Search), and Teclis to name a few.

I found most of these through this post: https://seirdy.one/2021/03/10/search-engines-with-own-indexe...
It was indeed the RDS Proxy. It appers to be very strict about the client_encoding parameter. Postgres.js was sending 'utf-8' which PostreSQL will understand, but RDS Proxy would just hang until this was changed to UTF8 (uppercase with no dash).

https://github.com/porsager/postgres/issues/288
I also want government out of my life as much as possible.
I don't want them controlling what I do with my body or who I love, or how I present myself.
Who should I vote for?
Just my 2¢: I'm also using plain text files as a 'mind-dump'/exocortex/organsation system. After a while, the file tends to get rather big, and so I need some coarse hierarchical levels, like 'random cool stuff to look at when idle', 'high priority stuff/this week', 'medium priority stuff/this month', etc. A copious amount of unicode and especially ASCII art helps me a lot to find sections quickly. Behold my elite retro headers like

╗
║ TODAY
╚═════════════════════════════════════════════╗

and grab-box of symbols:

↗↙⋇⟡*═╔╗╚╝║∙◽◼▪→▶▷▸▹⇒⇨◉๏⦿⊙○●⭗⭘⭘
────── ∗ ⋅◈⋅ ∗ ──────

Markdown-style headers (with - or = underlines) also help a lot to organise within the top-level sections. In general I find it very helpful to re-use Markdown (or reStructuredText) syntax, even if it's not rendered.
Thank you for sharing this.

It's not on the level of food insecurity, but I see a ton of comments in this thread by people who obviously are too young to remember the dot-com bust of 2001.

I was just out of school in 1999 and can vividly recall one of the senior engineers warning me, with mortal seriousness in his eyes, "it isn't always like this". I also remember having absolutely no fucking clue what he was talking about, except on the most superficial level. He was then just about the age that I am now.

Winter is coming.
Sounds like you want a UMPC, like the GPD Pocket or similar. I bought myself a Chuwi Minibook a while back https://www.chuwi.com/product/items/Chuwi-MiniBook.html

Mine came with 16GB ram and cost under £500 new (I think they were getting rid of them at the time). Unfortunately the SSD driver didn't work properly under Linux, so it's running Windows 10 with Linux in a Hyper-V VM.
Oh wow that is ALL ads!
Sweet! That is a real work of art. I found a fully commented distribution of the original code:

https://github.com/adriancable/8086tiny/blob/master/8086tiny...
Isn't coding basically documenting the business processes? (just in a way/language that computers can understand and read). Why document it twice? That's just violating DRY/SRP no?
Comic Neue has a single-storey 'a'.

(I made another comment about it on this post, I just wanted to highlight this detail here)
Really? I loved RD2 for it’s story and characters, but the world itself was quite bland to me. There is very little highlights, once you’ve seen one town you’ve seen them all. Also most missions are tied to the story and very linear, so it’s hardly “open” to begin with.
Not to say the game isn’t a masterpiece, but one in storytelling.
First, thanks a lot for all the details, it was really clear.

One core value of Habits Garden is to make you actually want to do XYZ.

Nobody needs a reminder to play video games or watch Netflix.

Habits Garden's goal is to make you actually want to workout using game hacks.

The Telegram Bot you mentioned makes you reactive (notification > action)

I believe I can create a system where you won't need to be reminded to act.

So far, it's been working just as described above for 12 users, hopefully it will for you too (so you can work on that habit gamification project^^).

If you do give the app a try, I would love to hear your thoughts (https://twitter.com/marc_louvion)
Also very related to the study I linked in another response, though under the guise of pain reprocessing therapy (PRT). An interesting read if you want to know more about the latest scientifical progress on this type of therapy!
> Isn’t getting caught and settling some evidence that the system works to some extent?

What kind of broken logic is this?

Getting caught is precisely proof that the LEGAL system works, and that companies try to and succeed in abusing it.

Those companies agreed to those illegal practices in 2006, if not earlier, and they had to pay those settlements in 2015, 9 full years later.

They probably made out like bandits during those 9 years and saved a ton more money than they had to pay.

And regarding your negotiating skills, most of us think we're better than we actually are.

Plus, this is a social thing. Let's assume you're part of the 1%. What do we do about the 99%? Do we just piss on their heads from a great height, "f** you, got mine"-style, pardon my French?

Unions should be a valid option.
They just seem to be piling patch on 5.15 from Oct 2021... you want to have a bad time? Because that's how you have a bad time.
In a mechanical system, say a bicycle, “righting itself” implies returning to an upright position rather than any transition to a stable state — a bike lying horizontal on the ground is in a stable state, but falling over isn’t physics righting itself.
I don't understand why this is considered a bigger challenge than any other relation between small services.

If two services is chatty, they should be merged. This can be on several levels, data being one level.

Authorization services should not be chatty with other services. And why would they since you ask for claims upon an authentication request. Yes, I meant authentication.

And I believe an authorization service is something that has been solved for a long time. It doesn't have other traits than any other services you must collaborate with, that migh be your mistake to look at it like so.

The authorization service will give you the claims for the user and, each service will dictate whether the claims are valid and sufficient within the service boundary.

Don't look at it ad a special kind of service, because it's really not.
Last time I fiddled with it, it was hard to find good vim theme. By good I mean the one that: does not tires eyes, does not have hard to see colors when light conditions and not perfect.

When the words are invisible during day, then I can't use such theme.
Globalism made us sell out domestic strategic industries for quarterly profits and move them out of our reach. And now it is hitting back. I don't see how we need to make a more complex analysis than that.
For anyone reading this: best practice to prevent damage from psychological trauma is the iCOVER method, check it out on the US mil psy sites, apply it! In short: No calming words, orient and give simple tasks, make sure the potential victim does not become one by staying in the mind, active.
People cold calling to chip away at Russia's digital iron curtain
Oh the irony. Makefiles has been the number one source of this issue itself. Usually due to badly specified transitive dependencies. Like only rebuild .o files on changes to .c files but forget completely about changes to .h files etc. Removed c files leaving stale .o files still being linked in is another favorite.

But yeah, I guess the predecessor it replaced must have been even worse. Today we can have higher expectations.
Man in 1923 talks about his childhood in 1860s
Neato!

See also:

Steffen Boarding Method - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steffen_Boarding_Method

The Better Boarding Method Airlines Won’t Use - https://youtu.be/oAHbLRjF0vo
That’s why Elden Ring is good to me. I actually explore within the immersive world and discover NPCs, items, etc. If I get stuck in a boss, I can take a break and explore some other part of the game.

I can even ignore, and did miss whole areas on my first play through. I did end up finishing my first play through in 80 hours.

I then decided to wait for the DLC to begin my second play through.
I'm sorry for your loss. My cats are getting older and every once in a while I get pangs of anxiety about how the heck I'll be able to handle it when they pass, whether they'll be in pain, how I can make it better, etc. I find it difficult to even imagine being able to move on from it. I also wonder about whether putting a pet to sleep is really as painless as everyone claims or if they just say that to make the owners feel better, and try to prepare for the practicalities of it to make the process as comfortable as possible for them when it comes to that.
This is a Tell HN, not a Show HN.
If anyone is in the XR space (Sway/Wlroots/Monado) I'm slowly working on getting into that.

Full disclosure I am a supporter/consumer of SimulaVR and I'm trying to learn their codebase however I'm coming from a different place/easier stuff eg. React/Node/Python/C++. So transitioning to Haskell/Godot/the above has been difficult. I'm kinda looking for someone interested in this space who can easily look through that code/read it and know how it works.

What I'm looking for is kind of a mentor that can glance through the codebase/figure out the "abstraction" of how the code works and then I can work off of that as I continue to learn the stack. Also the Nix ecosystem is new to me, trying to learn that as well, I use a Valve Index, working on changing stuff/rebuilding/trying it out in real time.

I'm in their discord but I'm trying to learn this on the side so I can be part of the XR space in the future. For personal or professional means, one day I will have one of those Simula One devices so I want to be able to work on the software it uses.

As far as quid pro quo what I work on in day job is random stuff in web space. I'm a CRUD/code-gluer type developer. I develop/work on an eSign/video platform for example. I just have not done much work on lower level/more native stuff like this. So I can offer help in that space, setup servers, build some API, bridge APIs together, reverse engineer some API, I can use cross platform tech like Electron to make "native" apps too. Draw an interface and I can build it in html/css/js as I was a front-ender for a while.

I realize this is probably not what collaboration means, my bad about that. I want to "collaborate" on this space but I'm a noob is what I'm saying.

Will note this is not an immediate thing, I am aware it's going to take me a while to learn this and I have some other things to take care of before I completely dive into this on my spare time.
The starship prompt is astoundingly good value-for-effort.
https://starship.rs/

It's very feature-rich, showing suitable context for a variety of tools, and can be customised if the defaults don't provide the information you're after.
> Meaning if you are so sure of the future, that you will never get over it, than you are cementing this future.

I don't think this is true in terms of grief. Most will get over it, even if they don't believe it is possible. Some will never get over it, even when they thought it will be fine or actively tried to "got over it".

People dont control whether they get over grief or not. Believing it will happen or not is not determining the outcome.
If I remember correctly it was the West that made possible the rebellion in Syria with "the moderate rebells", like it did in Lybia. Russia is hardly to blame for that civil war and the Atlantic is not really honest.

I don't understand how we can still talk with a straight face about foreign interventions after messing up such a long list of countries in North Africa and Middle East.
Interesting! Email sent.
"But yeah, it's not really something to talk about."

I think it is. But it has to be the right person and the right time. Some are fine opening up to the whole internet, I certainly would not (and did not).
The case for and against Amazon Cognito
Same reason they make most of their physical stuff in China. The government allows the most abuses.
Good point, though they added an Y chromosome (from a different sample) outside of the publication(s): https://genomeinformatics.github.io/CHM13v2/
Yes, debugging is as much about finding out where one's assumptions are wrong as is is about finding out where the software has a defect.
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> Author is in NC, same as me

This hardly matters though because you don't need to register the vehicle in the state you're living in.
I might've misunderstood the question but Dracula has per-app configs available:

https://draculatheme.com/visual-studio-code

They're all separate projects on GitHub so you can usually just use them with your regular plugin manager or even a git submodule.
Not really!
This is an ill informed take. It’s common when someone doesn’t know what X role does from the outside to think they are interchangeable.
Medical school takes candidates that are already on average much stronger than NP trainees and then trains them more rigorously.
Further, the specific training pathway after medical/ nursing school is v different.
NPs are trained in seeing ‘textbook’ or standard cases and a flowchart of management for them. Which is great if you are one of them. And since most people present ‘typically’ for that clinic you can use NPs to filter through people and get them seem quickly/ cheaply. However, they don’t have the toolkit to handle greater complexity that is outside the flowchart and don’t generally know how recognise when a standard flowchart approach to management shouldn’t apply.

It’s rather tough to explain in lay terms other than via analogy - you’ve basically said all software engineers should be replaced by data analysts.
Cool project, would love to see what you cook up.
I beg to differ. I find google keep / apple notes to be much more useful in mobile precisely because they are free from. I can enter lists , notes, phone numbers , links, all in the same document and usually get far more info on the screen.

Conversely every fixed ux tool I've used for this fails miserably because too little data since it's wasted by ux and small non freeform fields in widget that have limited space.

Further, I can easily cut/copy/paste large sections across documents where as in most fixed ux apps I'd at best only be able to move one item at a time and at worst have to manually copy each field from each widget to each field in another widget
What do you consider pleasant? I'd say it really varies between different people.
Libertarians.
Yeah Nord is definitely lower contrast than most, you do get used to it though. Reminds me a bit of a blueish Zenburn.
I'm on the fence. On one side, those dell xps' are ultra compact and cover all my coding needs, but the price/performance ratio is absurd. And i'm thinking of why not simply get a powerful desktop and a tablet. And if i'm in the forest and need to do work while being chased by bears, i can simply remote desktop to the powerful PC and do the job.

It's obvious that you can't have the best of both worlds in a single package, but the latter option comes close to it with little compromise. And this compromise will become negligible if android becomes open and grants full access to the system so that you can actually compile and run whatever you want on it.
It happens to everyone, even cis, and they just accept it and move on, too much importance is being publicly given to things that are private. I don't care about misgendering and being misgendered, here are a lot of people that for political and PR reasons are alimenting the delusions of a bunch of kids and people all over the world who are spending way too much time on something that is unimportant and private
It is a unique feature of the American landscape, this aversion to unions.

Deeply rooted in complicated history of labor in the US from what I understand.

Here in Eastern Europe labor unions were at a certain point the source of political power, both for the establishment under socialism, and for the opposition movements before/after the iron curtain dropped. So, here banning or fighting against unions is unthinkable - they are considered a “good” thing.

It’s hard to think about this labor/business tension when you realize that all thought on this subject is constantly being monitored, lobbied and influenced.
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Oh, that game sounds a lot like Savage Lands, at least in the sense the author focuses on.
You’d use explosives to trigger the collapse.
Gradually migrating Python code to asyncio
Why Global Supply Chains May Never Be the Same [video]
Rounded corners might help?
I pick my own treatment and medicine already for 20 years; it is not hard. If you have something you are unsure about, ask your gp for a specialist visit (that is what they do as well); otherwise, tell your doctor what to prescribe. Since 15 years, I just send the doctor office and email, they return a doc signed by the doctor and I can go to the specialist or pick up my prescription with it. GPs are not wizards; they were nice for social contact; outside that they just give you something that could work and hope it goes away; otherwise they will give you something else or send you on to a specialist. I can do that myself and an AI or crowd sourced diagnoses can do that too I believe. Doesn’t need to cost 25-50$ per consult either.
Elden Ring is a wonderful game, but by far not the first open world game which ignores the "Ubisoft collectathon formula". Another somewhat recent example which creates a wonderfully unique world: Witcher 3. Or going much further back in time, the Ultima games (which peaked at Ultima VII). Such games are much more appealing to 'explorer types', less to 'completionist/achiever types'.
Social activism drives investment decisions. It started with environmentalism, but now extends to many areas.
My favorite solution is Tup, which uses FUSE to observe exactly which files each command is reading. That way it's impossible to write a Tupfile for which incremental builds don't work properly.