skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How does one quickly and effectively collect their children and move them into a panic room? Is there enough warning for situations that warrant a panic room?
Feels like you asked the wrong question. You asked about the best pool, not the best hotel with a good pool. But even do, I've read many sites that tell a little bit the hotel when I search for the best pool. Not one of them listed circus circus
As a Sentry user (for a web app where people are not placing sensitive IP!) - it is INCREDIBLY easy for it to be configured to suck up massive amounts of PII and sensitive IP in the context of its crash reports. If I am running `kubectl create secret --from-literal` and something crashes, can you guarantee that the contents of that command will not be loaded into Sentry? Breaching this guarantee would be as simple as having some code somewhere in your stack (including a parsing library) format an Error with the command contents, miles away from anything Sentry-specific.

I'd be much more trustful of your product (and indeed, I do desperately need a better terminal!) if you were to:

- make Sentry crash reporting opt-in (or at the very least have a popup that occurs with the content of what will be sent to Sentry before anything is sent to Sentry), AND

- clarify in your event telemetry documentation, and explicitly in your Privacy Policy, that ONLY the event ID/name, timing, and the user ID are sent to Segment, nothing else.

But I simply cannot use a terminal where my keystrokes might be logged to anyone's Sentry or Segment account - even if it were our company's own Sentry account. The risk of partner-entrusted credential leakage into an insecure environment is simply too high.
After ElonJet denied $5k offer, Elon started buying up Twitter shares
I don't know why this is downvoted, I actually laughed out loud.
I think if you were selling part of the company to grandmas and grandpas who were using their life savings, yeah, shame. By and large the people investing are wealthy, greedy (and I don't mean that in a bad way), savvy people. They want to get in early at a good price before it's certain, and hit a 100x on it.
"No S/PDIF connections on either device."

That's because S/PDIF isn't a type of connector. It's commonly carried over coax cables (with RCA connectors) or optical cables (with toslink connectors).
I couldn't even finish Snow Crash. The fact the protagonist's name was "Hiro Protagonist" is a good example of the intellectual tone of the novel. Every character reminded me of Poochy from The Simpsons, an over-written "edgy" anti-hero, as compelling as an episode of Saved By The Bell.

Neuromancer on the other hand I still think about, and I haven't read it in a decade.
Holy cow, what an amazing-looking community! What is going on there? Who is behind it? And when people restore a work, can they share it with other members?
What are the biggest difference with something like materialize.com?

I love the way you explain what's ReadySet. Congrats on the launch.
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. It was nice to be able to use pf on systems without having to use unfamiliar variants of the rest of the tools.
Kerouac and Watts were never in "recovery" for alcoholism, so the idea that Zen Buddhism can help maintain recovery doesn't apply to them.
Because I can leverage that knowledge of physics and chemistry to build something useful - and actually do so in my job. I use that knowledge to produce good things for customers, feel the satisfaction of that connection between my study and what I can offer people, and now that I'm writing about it, have a thought that I haven't had in a long time that my grandfather would indeed approve (so double thanks for the question!).

Chess may be more satisfying, but as a career, it's pretty self-satisfying, and only the very top competitors even really provide entertainment for others. That said, chess can teach you a lot about strategy, your own mind, managing your own emotions and skills, etc., and all of those are useful skills to apply to life in general (as long as you don't fall to the addictive risk and make a burnout career out of it...).
On a related note what 3.5mm AUX cables do folks use that last? I am tired of either creating waste every 6-12 months to buy new ones or replace the ends when the wires fray inside.

I don't need that much flexibility. A thicker cable would be preferred.
Is this answer minimizing a bit?

You can use the Firebase login tools without the person identification stuff pulled in. Note that for companies failing to do this in a privacy respecting way, a savvy user can usually get granular at the firewall and get the login to work without the audience reporting. Which means you could…

Similarly, in my book, segment.io isn’t just “telemetry” so much as it’s killer feature of cross app audience persona correlation, so less about what’s up with the app, more trying to learn more about the users without asking them. If you were instrumenting the app UX and not trying to see who is using you, there are other choices.

A number of ways to do accounts that can leverage a person’s own IdP or other approaches where you don’t have to have accounts, e.g. most any channel the team or group can access will do to get in sync on a session start.

Regardless, and even if GitHub and e.g GitHub Orgs are your way, all of them should be optional since not everyone is desperate to team their cli.

Last, and sorry to put it like this, if you’ve “discussed it quite a bit” as a team, I’m not sure but maybe that gives me less confidence in your respect for security, privacy, and users.

I’d imagine that deliberate discussion backed by respect for your users and team know-how should have resulted in a different set of choices.
All you need are the S and K combinators.
> In a perfect world, I'd like to see a setup where when there is police error, the target can still be protected from a panic shooting while still demonstrating that they are not a threat. The other option is to buy enough time to scramble to the attic, then scramble over to a shaft that gets you down into a wall cavity with access to a better hiding spot or an outside escape.

You’re drastically overthinking this. There’s no way to make sure this is only sold to people who are the accidental targets of tactical entry.

Just ban no-knock warrants — especially ones in the dead of night.
Find a job you like. I thought I had a decent job in a field I enjoyed but just was unhappy all the time. Switched to a job I thought I would be less interested in, and love it. There are so many add on effects of having a job you like (or don't). That alone has raised my happiness level on a 10 point scale from around 3 to around a 9.
Okay but none of that is $1500 right? The author was testing IEMs that were already $1500 before customization.
> However, there is religion (assumptions held by someone in their mind)

If your entire community holds the same assumptions (or at least publicly claims to), and you haven't been exposed to meaningful dissent and opposing viewpoints to challenge those assumptions, one is likely to uphold the same assumptions without ever having meaningfully questioned them, or ever having made any kind of active "decision" about said assumptions.

To take a non-religious example, many of us grew up being taught and believing there were 9 planets in our solar system, and most of us accepted that without ever having meaningfully questioned the taxonomical decisions going into what exactly defines a "planet" versus smaller planetoids and how different Pluto might be from Ceres. We were born into a culture that seeded our assumptions, and we had no great need or reason to overturn them.

This doesn't mean we can't break away from the culture we were born into given sufficient resources and/or reason (one can form dissenting opinions, one can move, ...) but it often explains default behavior, and what one might chose if they don't even realize they're making a choice, if only through inaction.
Closed source, monitors everything on the machine.

How much do you trust little snitch?

And then asking to keep a copy of your drivers license for ten years is a complete non starter. (Yes, that's in their privacy policy)
Is it written in Rust?
I realized that software development as a career was getting boring. I'm a good developer and I can solve challenging problems. I quickly became a lead and found it fun coaching junior devs but I have no interest in management so that path wasn't going to work. I tried solving higher level architecture problems and that was fun for a while and then I got bored again.

I've now moved into product and business strategy. This is still solving problems but at a higher level. I'm not naturally good at it so it's challenging me which is satisfying.

The other advantage is I'm not using the technical part of my brain during work so I'm able to enjoy programming as a hobby which I'm really enjoying.

I'm still kind of confused. I'm really good at developing and I could make a lot more money with a lot less effort but it just feels empty. I like being challenged and being forced to grow, so getting into a different field is enjoyable for now.
> Incidentally, you might be interested to know that in the last 8 hours my comment has gotten 25 upvotes; that’s a lot of lost customers.

No, that's a lot of people who upvoted your comment.

I'd wager anyone who agrees with your perspective is unlikely to have been a Warp customer in the first place.

(Speaking as one who tends towards your side of this discussion.)
VisiCalc Executable for the IBM PC (1999)
Spiders using electric charge, bacteria eating electric charge; the future is now and advanced biotechnology exists in nature. This is worrying in an inspiring way.
>making it the fastest moving object on earth at that point.

Wait'll they hear about what those folks at CERN are doing.
In the given example where is logger actually instantiated/mocked/setup?
Design of This Website (2021)
In fact, there is a lot of racial violence, and people have been generally unaware of and denied it when they encountered it. It was people who chose to be woke that brought it to non-Black society's attention, and they were of course ridiculed and denied (par for the course) until George Floyd.
The Russia We Have Lost
YNAB4

Still works but performance is starting to slow down with almost 10 years of data
Everything that computes is probably "just computer processing". I wouldn't be shocked if enough translates that it's not totally useless
Thanks for explaining it all!
That’s what’s referred to as “burying the lede”…
I said you would not have to leave your chair, as in you are treating this like a game, as in you are not taking this seriously, as in you are prioritizing your personal emotional satisfaction over any sort of analysis of strategic interest. What do you believe is at stake here that would justify dramatically increasing the probability of a strategic nuclear exchange? I agree that a strategic nuclear exchange is p<.5 in the event of a NATO-Russia war, but how high a probability should we tolerate before the risk-benefit analysis of nato intervention collapses? The end of civilization is an almost unbounded price to pay, and even at a very low probability of occurrence we would still be taking on an extraordinarily expensive risk. So what are we buying for that risk? That Russia loses this war? To the extent that their political objective was to turn Ukraine back into a satellite client state, they’ve already lost. Destruction of the Russian armed forces for a generation? The Ukrainians are already doing yeomans work there. A chance for regime change in Russia? If so we’d be increasing the probability of a strategic nuclear exchange well above .5 then. A chance to punish the cretins who bound and shot, and raped, and tortured civilians to include children? Laudable but many of the immediate perpetrators are likely already dead, and to be frank it’s generally not a good time to risk nuclear war when you are feeling personally outraged. So what then? A chance to feel like you fought the good fight? As others have noted you have every opportunity to personally go fight that fight without NATO involvement, particularly, but not necessarily, if you have infantry or medical training.

I know I’m being an antagonistic asshole, but I would genuinely be curious to know what precise benefit you think nato intervention would achieve and why you value that benefit so highly as to incur near incalculable risk. I’m assuming you haven’t done that analysis, but then I’m an asshole who may be selling you short.
Five Myths about Treason
Wow I needed this really badly. Thank you!
Convert YouTube JSON to TSV
Example usage:

(1.sh search utility and yy059 are described in earlier submissions)

1.sh search_query > 1.yts
yy059 < 1.yts|1.sh >> 1.yts
yy059 < 1.yts|1.sh >> 1.yts
1.sh /c/channelname > 1.ytc
yy059 < 1.ytc|1.sh >> 1.ytc
cat 1.yt[sc]|yy062 > 1.tsv
less -SN 1.tsv
1.sh $(sed -n 1000p 1.tsv|cut -f3) >> 1.tsv

This is made for me and thus only includes the columns I want. I am often selecting videos based on running length.
How does this stack up versus cheat.sh ? I really should be making use of one of these and I would prefer to learn the most useful.
I enjoyed it, but it must be read with that in mind - every character is a caricature, and the dystopia they live in is that way too.

If you don't take it as being serious in any way (other than in its satire of cyberpunk and its lambasting of a corporate-owned American future), I find it quite enjoyable.

But it is a satire. I hope :)

(Market Forces by Richard Morgan is another book I very much enjoyed, which is also very much this way)
Chas W. Freeman, Jr.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chas_W._Freeman,_Jr.

> Chas Freeman, a retired senior US diplomat, analyzes Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the US role, and the geopolitical fallout. “Everything we are doing, rather than accelerate an end to the fighting and some compromise, seems to be aimed at prolonging the fighting,” Freeman says.

The quote in the title:

> Zelenskyy is obviously a very intelligent man, and he saw what the consequences of being put in what he called limbo would be: namely, Ukraine would be hung out to dry. And the West was basically saying, ‘We will fight to the last Ukrainian for Ukrainian independence,’ which essentially remains our stand. It’s pretty cynical, despite all the patriotic fervor.
Add an animation to cycle between the QR code and the text "FREE BITCOIN". Problem solved.
A lot of comments and no mention of The Washington Post?

Maybe it's worth a board seat to not get boxed out, esp if the media owned by your opponents has been demonstrably unfriendly and you're ramping up your goals.

https://twitter.com/davidpowellbham/status/15113983601372774...
I think this guy found exactly what you need
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30914972
In what situation do you want the whole spectrum of `==` behavior in JS, other than possibly the `undefined == null` case? I’d argue exercising any of the other type conversion cases like `1 == true` or implicit `valueOf/toString` makes the code much harder to understand.
> They've added Spaces, Twitter Blue and Crypto Profile Pictures - all 3 massive features added to their product.

I think your definition of "massive" is different to mine.

Spaces is at least a new medium. The other two are incremental features that a small (<10 person) team would ship in a few months at another FANG company.
That's just the way it goes with the internet, but you can't throw the baby out with the bathwater, you just need to weigh the advice you get accordingly.

I think the increasingly common practice of forbidding medical advice in online forums is deleterious. For a lot of people professional medical care provides no solutions, hearing other people's personal experiences is helpful and comforting.
Fast, the easy checkout startup, shuts down
Ask HN: I'm interested in so many disciplines, but what can I do with that?
A couple of years back I started dabbling in the social sciences and humanities (my background is in ecology / evolutionary biology), and became interested in one discipline after another. From psychology to history of science to anthropology and sociology, to economics and politics, to philosophy and religious studies and cultural studies, etc.

I find it intrinsically motivating to move from ignorance slowly towards understanding. I love reading textbooks to learn basic concepts and looking through academic titles just to swim in their ideas.

While I loved university, I won't be able to handle the demands of formal schooling (especially not while raising a family). I also wouldn't want to do any advanced research degrees as I have no patience in studying a small set of problems (I tried it for science and it was horrendous).

While I have no issue just continuing to explore these subjects privately, I feel like something is missing. I feel like I want to do something more tangible with this breadth of interests, but I'm coming up empty in terms of ideas. I like writing and can imagine having some sort of blog, but that's seems so cliche?

Any suggestions? Perhaps examples of something others have done with their broad interests?

What does one do with an intellectual life other than swimming through intellectual content?
Coincidentally, the top post today on /r/SanDiego was a guy asking about the best burger in town and the mods ripped it down, saying "Nice try, zonie."
Anyone Heard of Options AI?
Arb Is 10
Oh, the other stuff is just because of root access. Tbh, the only inconvenience for me is banking apps, but fortunately no one canceled the browser + websites yet.

As for Netflix and others, I don't understand why they accept Widevine (the daft DRM on phones, unlocking Samsungs leads to 720p max resolution or something instead of 4K). It's not like it curbs piracy lol
Why even ask?

Founders don't really have much control over what the tools they create wind up being used for.

Assume that some people will use any tool you encounter for the worst thing it can possibly do.

If the tool has significant potential to do things that bother you, don't use it.
What if the problem is not the depression, but your actual life situation? Have you considered radically changing your life?
By the numbers: China’s net-zero ambitions
Is it always about analytics? Or is it ocassionaly also a useful API for other tasks?

I know little about front end JS dev, but the docs say it’s just a way to send an asynchronous request (no response) with a guarantee that the the request will be sent out, even if the page starts unloading. That’s apparently not a guarantee with the two other to send requests - XmlHttpRequest and fetch api.
There is plenty of talk of bots, but no one mentioning that reddit employees were caught painting whatever they feel like. Admins defended it as "a tool to keep users safe". r/place being special is an illusion. It's worse than nothing because it actually tricks people into thinking the image is somehow representative of users voting on pixels. It's all just awful.

https://reddit.com/r/place/comments/tv3hin/a_reddit_mod_is_c...

https://reddit.com/r/place/comments/tv2lb6/mod_caught_cheati...
Seems like this could be bearable (badum-bum-psh) if it was only enforced during a token refresh (as opposed to every request), even on mobile.
It was very weird, from what I remember. I managed to track down a DVD copy a few years ago, but never got around to rewatching.

Drugs that make you see Cathedrals, a cult and politics intertwined... and a rhinocerous. LOL.
So any support group is invalid then? AA? Smart Recovery? Addiction is a medical problem, so just talk to your doctor? If you have PTSD, don't talk to other people with PTSD, just isolate and talk to your doctor? If you have depression, don't talk to other people who have had depression, who might make you feel less alone, just talk to your doctor? Think through what you're saying.
1) 'publicity' not 'prestige' so much. We're all going to be talking about it.

2) "do a few sweeping changes, and get out. Thereby proving once again that he gets shit done where others can't. " I'm doubtful as a board member he'll have the influence to make material changes. More like a series of publicly visible things.

Twitter doesn't have an 'edit button' because they're incompetent, it's just an odd choice they've made, and I think there are good reasons there. And 'edit button' is not any kind of material change.

3) I'll bet the speech issue is on his radar.

On the whole, I don't see how musk really changes the nature of what Twitter is, it's a mature product.
> If it can send to remote hosts, this can be abused.

A useful terminal cannot be prevented from contacting remote hosts.
Fine, if that gets you taking action when you're depressed, so be it.

Anyway in discussions like this I feel like what it lost is that you will actually respond to how compelling the thing someone else is saying is. Like, it's not "oh a bunch of opinions, I'll get influenced by one randomly and it's probably wrong". It's "oh, a bunch of opinions, which explain why they think they're right and how well it worked for them, I'll incorporate that into my own understanding".
Is this Robinhood for Options? I haven’t found much on it other than a press release announcing a seed round of $4.1M

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/options-ai-closes-4...
> ...the contemporary default level of trust around tech companies and data privacy is just very low...

It's not just that the level of trust is very low. I shouldn't need to place any trust in the developers of my terminal at all. If I can't know for a fact that it's not acting against my interests, then I'll pass. I already have such a big selection of fully open-source terminals available. Why would I even consider taking any king of risk with this one?
This is important advice. I was just diagnosed with a micro-stroke due to covid & AZ vaccine. My vascular neurologist doctor basically prescribed 3 things: aspirin, exercise and diet. Including for depression I got after the fact.

If you look for the 'solution " to most chronic ailments, exercise is usually at the top of the list.

So OP, if you dont exercise at least 40 mins every day, start with that. If you already do that, then your condition might require antidepressants
Do you do any drugs? How much alcohol do you drink? How much caffeine? How much exercise do you get? How much sun exposure do you get? How much sleep do you get per night? What kind of food are you eating? Do you have a significant other? A loving family? Some kind of support network?

These are all things I would ask myself, and try to tweak them in a better direction. This can be really hard though if you're already dealing with excessive procrastination. Maybe it won't work, but at least your body will be healthier for the effort.

You're right that antidepressants can be serious business, but you could say that about a lot of drugs. Their use is when the good effects outweigh the bad effects. My advice is to optimize the above things, and also find a trusted doctor and at least give them a braindump and let them practice their expertise upon you. You don't need to take a prescription if you don't want to.
In a competitive market someone would (supposedly) see the need and create a competitively priced product that is higher quality, but maybe doesn't have the brand recognition. But that doesn't really seem to happen. I think part of it is that gaming amazon reviews is cheaper than actually making a higher quality product.