skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We already have classes, and some people do pay premium for better service and quality happily.

A world without that choice, where everyone's experience is equally bad ... how sad that would be. Just ask your average east-European soviet-era survivor.
This is correct. We do not send or store any terminal contents (input or outputs) to our server.

The only case in which that is not true is if a user elects to use Warp to share the output of a command using our Block Sharing feature.
Am I mad or is the Firefox “what’s new page” the same every version? The CSS Grid tool has been in there for years now.
I suspect its a minority but I'm right there with you. screen is great I love being able to detach and reattach and have many shells in a single window even if I'm on another machine.
Doxxing is very specific-- you are revealing the link between the pseudonymous account and the holder. Elon Musk is a public figure, and posts under his own account.

Additionally, a jet plane, whether private or public, does not have any rights. You cannot "doxx" an airplane. Aside from the practical benefits that ADS-B provides, the public nature of it holds everyone accountable.
Is it bad though ? I honestly have no clue where people are seeing ads. Their base apps are all 1:1 better than Google's and replacing their launcher with Nova is so trivial that I wouldn't even consider that modification. Bixby is shitty, but I insta disable it and keep Google assistant on instead.

Thr UI itself feels mature and fast. I never run into problems with lagging and I practically run my phone (zfold3) on battery saver all the time. (I don't need to, it just doesn't seem to have any cons for me, so might as well)

Their camera app is great and split screen is executed much better than Google. Dex and pen support are pretty much exclusive to Samsung.

Maybe the nonflagship experience is terrible. But their flagship experience for me has been stellar.
We did have kids looking weird, but nobody picked on them because of this. I think the school's responsibility is forbid bulling, for whatever reasons.
Yes

https://www.newcivilengineer.com/innovative-thinking/harness...
I’m curious too. Most of the passing discussions I’ve heard focuses on:

1) How rich are you

2) Which governments want to lock you up for your beliefs/endeavors?

I’m wondering if there are other big topics or any interesting nuance
I always got the vibe that Harlan was giggling, but in a malicious, "screw you" sort of way.
There is a Jellyfin Client for Apple TV, SwiftFin[1]. Even though it is in beta it seems to work really well.

[1] https://github.com/jellyfin/swiftfin
Reasonably happy Jellyfin user here, though my install is old enough that I guess the Fire TV app doesn't work with it? I'm a little scared to upgrade.
That's fair, thank you for this reply.
What are his views on trans people?
Exactly. So they were completely fine with NATO, but in 2021 it suddenly started being a problem.
I've used LaTeX and pdflatex with very good results, and I'm a total newb.

But Scribus is very serious about PDFs: https://www.scribus.net/category/why-scribus/

> Scribus was the first DTP program in the world that supported the demanding PDF/X-3 specification.

No idea what that is but might be worth checking out.
It was several years after the 1600sw came out that I had a machine with DVI. I've still never seen one in person. The industrial design looked really nice but I have no idea if the panel quality was decent.
I can't even imagine how the Founders would react to things like the PATRIOT Act.

I can't even take this seriously. These are the same folks that kept people as property. Didn't make sure everyone could vote (male land owners only). They founded the country on land stolen from folks already living here. It isn't like the founders were really beacons of freedom, at least not if you use today's standards and honestly, they'd not even have a grasp of the events leading up to it. Perhaps they'd back it up considering how glaringly the world has changed since then.

I'm sure it is supposed to make folks think the country is straying from its foundations, but look around: People that aren't straight, white land owners are walking around with all these rights and freedom and stuff. That's already happened long ago. Maybe straying is a really good thing.
regular traditional dependencies can already be specified as a range, yes? Any range the specifier wants (and can legitimately work with), yes?

What is it about peer dependencies that give the host more flexibility in choosing the specific version?

Real question, not a challenge! I really don't understand this stuff, I've always found javascript dependency management very confusing.
It'll be interesting to see how the thief navigates his punishment:

The court has given Vallières 10 years to pay the fine, failing which he will serve six years in prison.
Maybe this is not an appropriate forum for your political opinions?
Seeing that first picture, it looks like there might finally be some content for https://picturesofpeoplescanningqrcodes.tumblr.com/
Yes, the idea of short sellers using nefarious methodologies to provide value for themselves is also "awful". This is essentially the crux of my argument about Elon's usage of twitter. I'm of the mind that more than one awful thing can exist in society at the same time.

I'm sorry that I didn't base my argument on what "he may have well had". But when I think about it that way, sure, he may have well had never done anything wrong. The courts disagree, but they also might not being taking into account what he may have well had.

I tried my best to elaborate on why I felt that him purchasing a stake in twitter was awful for society in my last comment. I am sorry that you didn't find it meaty enough for you to argue on, but perhaps that is for the best.

and yes, I also believe bitcoin and MLM ponzi schemes are also awful.
Good for you. This is a wonderful milestone of self-reflection. Some people NEVER make it. Best of luck!
Your responses are mostly regurgitating things you've watched from youtube philosophers. You clearly have an ideology whether you believe you do or not.
Mysterious benefactor returns Charles Darwin’s missing notebooks after 20 years
This is the exact type of bias that Musk is trying to address with his stake in Twitter.

Nothing you stated can be backed up by anything real - all of it is taken directly from leftists twitter headlines that are more concerned with moral grandstanding then facts.
Your claim is that software doesn't go from non-mainstream into popular if it stays non-mainstream for a decade. I'm really not willing to discuss the definition of "mainstream", but there are plenty of cases of software that stayed a decade as "everybody knows it, nobody uses it" and eventually got popular.
There's already a major Rust project named warp with over 6,000 stars on Github:

https://github.com/seanmonstar/warp

It seems like you're going to confuse people and crush someone's established project with your $17m. "Warp" + "Rust" is a web framework.
Rust is a failure because it takes an eternity to build projects, and is now infected by NPM-hell dependency management

Imagine you have to wait for hours for your tests to compile and then to run, and then your micro services to compile to deploy a security update for a major CVS

Rust is poorly designed with poor syntax with a poor foundation that can't scale in today day and age
Maintaining Internet Service in a Warzone [Tweet]
The GUI was fantastic. Minimal got out of your way as much as possible and used the hardware acceleration to great effect. IRIX 6.5 was rock solid, I used it as my main driver for years before switching to Linux, we also had some windows boxes floating around because we supported a windows binary but that and admin were the only things done on those, everything was either SGI or Linux. I was still using my SGI keyboard two years ago but it finally died.
Normally I'd agree, but his father made his fortune from emerald mining in apartheid South Africa. Elon went to an all-white prep school that explicitly didn't allow black students. There's a pretty high chance that Elon was raised in a household that may not have been amazing on the whole racism front.
Because when you see the "Rick roll" video you know it's a joke. If it's some other random video it'll take awhile to get the joke.

That's why the joke is popular almost 15 years after it started.
It looks great. If I can live with sublimetext being closed source I’m sure I can live with my terminal also being closed source.

Heck the windows terminal and macOS terminal are closed source and I use them everyday.
I am so sick of seeing that d-d dog ramp example. One would think that Facebook PR would have a more varied sampling. But no, every time one reads about evil Apple stomping innocent Facebook, Helper of Small Business, it's dog ramps.
I'm genuinely confused by your post. Do you personally know the person you're responding to? Nothing about his public information seems to warrant this level of vitriol, but maybe I'm missing something.
until recently this loudmouth was not publicly able to accept losing. he's been actively destroying faith in the state, spreading seditious belief in the legitemacy of the system pretty much non-stop. it took over a year since an attempted violent insurrection to make this progress. this is noteable.

the people, i personally feel, broadly shouldnt care. we should care far less because it took so long for such basic acceptances to emerge. i dont expect any apology or recognition for so much bad faith jamming up the courts & contesting. but for the books & the record & the light of a real democracy, an eventual peaceful transition of power is better than one contested forever. America & the democratic project didnt deserve this long sullying.

pity we cant seem to find phone records from january 6th. Presidential Records Act is meant to insure our democracy can perservere, see & decide our future democratically. the cover up of insurrection against the state feels as bad as the crime to me. these historical records matter, are what we afford the future to make what sense they can of the now/past.
9 mill CAD in 10 years or 6 years in prison.

6 years ain't easy, but even at F500 STEM pay I couldn't do 9 mil in 10 years. I'd just bite the bullet and do the nickle + extra.
How would you distinguish a rando with a clipboard and high-viz vest from a city worker with a clipboard and a high-viz vest?
In the past I found it useful to design and layout a pen-and-paper role playing game book and export it as a print-ready PDF i could send to the printer(s).

Specifically, it has CMYK support, allowed me to layout images and text side-by-side and/or overlapping, along with shaded backgrounds for readability and emphasis.

Most books didn't require something this heavy, but the images were a pain without it.
I'm having the same issue... Google is not helping.. ¿any solution to this?
I'm not sure if this totally out of left-field, but have you tried dietary change like a ketogenic or other type of restrictive diet? I know that for some people some foods can trigger horrible mood changes like bipolar, anger, feelings of fear, depression, etc.. Especially if you're sensitive to some foods like gluten, dairy, certain meats & veggies, etc. Also if you ingest any other drugs/chemicals it would be worth considering their effects too (nicotine, caffeine, alcohol, weed, etc).

I think if there is no other option SSRIs can help but I've also seen them have bad side effects (especially when taken long-term). Of course you gotta pick the lesser of the evils.. curious if you've looked into this at all:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34949933/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30075165/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31568812/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31336509/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30037619/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29914664/
It's more on Facebook than Twitter, but it absolutely happens. Maybe you live in a liberal bubble lol
It surprises me that it is a problem that needs to be solved, and not just a way it should be done from day one. Back in 2011 I wrote a small ruby class that interacts with redis and provides me a reliable method to consume messages from queue.

Back than I just read the redis docs, understands that BRPOPLPUSH is the right method to call, and made a few ruby functions to do so, you could see it here [1], they are plain and simple.

From my perspective, it's just feature starving OSS part, to push customers towards the paid solution.

[1]: https://github.com/senotrusov/redis-call/blob/master/lib/red...
>You don’t need any framework to use DataGridXL. - It is lightweight (~250kb) and easy to use

I'm not so sure 250k qualifies as lightweight by any definition. That's a pretty high target even for total bundle size. React, for example, is ~6k.
Historically, the right wing believes in free speech until they have the keys to the public discourse, then it radically changes.
Anyone can buy the stock though, while working at a company that pays better and has better work/life balance. Is the stock grant particularly generous or is there a better-than-average employee discount on stock purchases?
Cost for solar panels is still in free fall. Nothing is being subsidized at anything like the amount we pay for oil extraction: every last barrel pumped is paid out for, cash on the barrelhead, hundreds of $billions every year. You pay for a panel exactly one time, and then it delivers for years.

The point about round-trip efficiency being negligible is that you only rarely need to draw down on those easy-to-ship, easy-to-store media. All you need is, say, 2x more panels to use to top them up again. Most of the time, those extra panels are driving synthesis to sell, generating revenue.

Shipping is always cheap. In the future, we can expect the ships to burn ammonia synthesized in the tropics.

Storage costs are falling even faster than for solar panels.

Solar can be co-sited with roofs, where it extends the life of the roof; with parking lots, where it extends the life of the cars; with reservoirs and canals, where it cuts evaporation and biofouling, and also operates cooler, thus 3% more efficiently; and with pasture and farmland, where it increases yield by reducing heat stress, and cuts water demand. So, yes, there is way more room for solar panels than you will ever want.

Solar panels are usually made of silicon, which makes up 28% of the Earth's crust. The mass of solar panels needed per kW is falling even faster than their cost.

Ammonia is toxic. But we already handle literally millions of tons of it every year without incident. It is lighter than air, so if it leaks, it can't blanket a nearby town like, say (just picking at random) methyl isocyanate.
I disagree, in part, with your conjecture, but am not in a position of authority to back up my refutation of your claims. That said, a database that knows we spent $17k on the AMEX last month doesn't know _what_ we spent those dollars on. I could be extremely fat and enjoy expensive takeout food.
Actually you can absolutely have a purpose but its completely up to you what it is - there is no greater power or committee who can or will tell you.

Well, actually people will be happy to exploit you into doing things the help THEIR purpose but you aren't be true to yourself if you let that happen.
To be much more specific: the idea that Twitter has a free speech problem is itself immoderate and ideological. There is an unquestionably huge range of ideas that can be not only freely but rather aggressively expressed on twitter. There is a very narrow range of speech that is disallowed and even a considerable amount of that actually gets through. To be concerned about the narrow range that is disallowed and see that as ideologically motivated is to swim in the waters of ones own unexamined ideological biases. And that’s being charitable, as many of those who complain about the bias of twitter know full well they’re actually remarkably privileged when it comes to not only freedom of speech but being heard and regarded, they just know that among a certain audience that shares the sense that their views/expressions should be privileged, the posture of loss of privilege as victimhood can be used as a tool of manipulation.

Combine that with the culture that understands free speech issues in this way more generally: less from a regard for the value of liberal discourse and more for the privilege of indulgent speech, related to the idea “my ignorance is as good as your knowledge” but extended into the realm of stewardship or even ownership of an entire platform. This indulgent and degraded view of free speech is required in order to understand twitter as a repressive forum as a consequence of limits on things like some trans jokes and deadnaming or even advocacy of identity-focused violence, which can only feel like repression to someone who fundamentally has nothing else of value to say.

If that seems tired to you, I’d be happy to inject more vigor.
Posted a couple of days ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30902426
In Bash:

C-x C-e

This opens $EDITOR, and when you finish editing and close it, it runs the code.
If that's how it works, there's a lot of people on the planet who have good reason to block traffic from the USA.

Fortunately for me as a developer in the USA, I guess most of them, in the Global south, aren't developers, or know they can't be successful as developers blocking traffic from the USA, no matter how many atrocities the US military or intelligence have committed in their countries. :(. I guess if they wanted to try, it's an interesting question if that would be some kind of effective action in changing US atrocious behavior. Probably not. :(

That said, this is basically a form of boycott. There does seem to have been some significant change of opinion around the value and ethics of the tool, from when the main example we had was the BDS movement called by Palestinian civil society against Israel. (Which by the way, does not in fact call for doing things like blocking all network access to those in Israel, what people are doing against Russia is way broader and less targetted than what the... more controversial(?) Palestinian-led BDS has done or called for against Israel. Which is interesting.)
I‘m assuming this is at least partly a client feature so every user has to add their own subscriptions to their Plex account or does this allow to share subscriptions through a server with multiple users? So so you could add your subscriptions to your server and anyone with access to that server will also be able to use your subscriptions?
Hardly any euro state has real power when it comes to real decisions. Most of the euro states are politically heavily influenced by financial injections from the US.
Military bases everywhere. US companies everywhere. All tech is dominated by the US.
Of course Russia sees the US as the master country and euro
countries as their puppets.
To my youngest son (born in 1994), The Phantom Menace was his favorite Star Wars movie for years. Many of our feelings about "the best" of something depends on how it coincides with our formative years. For me the original Star Wars was highly influential(I saw it on its first run, between junior and senior year in college), but the most formative science fiction movie for me was 2001: A Space Odyssey (seen on first run in a Cinerama theater).

(My son has evolved somewhat in his view of Star Wars films. I'm just glad his older brother didn't regard The Barney Movie t00 highly.)
I don’t have time to cite a study but there’s a clear correlation between the lack of health education and teen pregnancy (which pipes into abortion). I would argue porn addiction is at least contributed to adolescence learn sex from porn cites instead of actual education.

I wonder how many of the male population understand periods, the cost contributed to them, and other female health issues that affect 50% of the population.
In the past (2007-2010) I used it for magazine layout (https://dcplislandora.wrlc.org/islandora/object/dcplislandor...). Since I was in charge of ad layout, I would have a number of page templates and could fit things in based on common ad sizes.

As other folks have pointed out it wasn't as "good" (said with wildly rolling eyes) as a paid commercial product but it did what I needed it to and I've verified that everything still opens up just fine almost 15 years later.
I like that quote, but it's the Rails idioms and conventions that make hairballs, not the fact that it includes a bunch of batteries.
Stanford engineers invent a solar panel that generates electricity at night
He won’t and can’t yet admit it publicly, but his ideology is closer to Russian ideology than what used to be the west moral values (human rights, democracy, free speech, …). He’s a natural born liar, bullshiter, cheater… he lied his way to become the richest person in the US. He’s similar to trump. No real expertise, just bold bullshit statements. He stands for nothing, except his personal glory, money and domination. How can anyone not see this is beyond me…
For step d, why is that Google's fault? Your browser already has a means to view an individual image, why should Google reimplement something that a right-click can just already do?
My function and life satisfaction were dangerously low. I decided it was likely I'd enjoy my life more even though there might be additional issues from the medication. I was right. My memory isn't nearly as strong as it was, my libido is quite low, but I'm in far less pain than I was and, ironically, am able to function at a much higher level even though my raw capacity is diminished. Hope that helps.
> If you're accessing your Jellyfin over the local IP it will be impossible to get a valid certificate for it.

I just made a domain name for all of my local network services. Each service gets a subdomain that resolves to a local IP address, so like jellyfin.mydomain.com -> 10.x.x.x. Then just do DNS validation with letsencrypt. Boom, valid cert.
it is a meme for "made you look." "Made you look" is seldom "funny," but it _is_ a thing. Folks have fun with ever increasingly obscure ways for "made you look" in this context.
You can remove those if you want. It's a bit cringe to deal with, but I'm not going to call it a line that should never be crossed.
The A.I. Command Search feature is absolutely nuts, I'm blown away
I think while the effect was first noted in a relatively small community, the idea applies broadly to all sizes of open public forum, especially where things are organized chronologically. There's difficulty in developing and establishing cultural norms when there are constant new arrivals who can't have learned from past developments. That's what the term represents to me.
With cloud gaming gaining in popularity at the same time asset detail/sizes are ballooning in size, it certainly feels like we're now ~1-2 generations away from games/experiences being so large most people won't bother installing them locally.
You're observing that the definition of "moderate" is relative, not ideological. It's just like the definition of "median", my height might be close to the median in a US context, but I would be tall in a Nigerian context. This doesn't imply that the definition of "median" is ideological.
Won't amplify or recommend accounts belonging to states that limit news access
I am mainly thinking about this for modern sources - I haven't run a DVD player in years and years. But I do have a Roku with a Dolby Digital hardware encoder built in that is encoding anything 5.1 from Netflix/HBOMax/Amazon etc etc to Toslink to send to my somewhat older receiver. It sounds pretty damn good so I am hoping it is defaulting to the highest bitrate it can but who really knows. Have my Chromecast Audio also using Toslink which I assume is doing stereo AC3
Very interesting post.

Where can we find posts like these — e.g. architectural and technological analysis and decisions in real word contexts?
In many cases, an executive's behavior makes sense after you figure out what job he wants next.
JetBlue bids for Spirit Air, potentially spoiling Spirit’s merger with Frontier