skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Let's be fair: this was a massive, strategic aim of the Russian state. Germany didn't randomly fall into this situation, there has been decades of influence, bribery, and espionage in Germany to develop that dependency. Kids may need to be reminded that Germany has only been reunified for 32 years and Berlin was divided from the USSR controlled East Germany by a physical wall. Russia is is so motivated to expand its borders that they are invading Ukraine.

It can be really tempting to look at this as bad for the US, but this is really just catastrophic for Russia. Decades of investment blown up, with one of the only real non-kinetic weapons that they have.
While their catalog has increased significantly in the last decade, most of it is shows they've produced or bought. The quality of these shows is hit or miss. I didn't subscribe to Netflix for serial productions. I subscribed for movies. And over the last decade their catalog has decreased significantly.
Probably not, but I do think that more options will push legacy ISPs to up their game which will be a benefit to all consumers of Internet.
Elon's twitter account is his most valuable asset, and responsible for much of the rest
The idea of uploading consciousness is misdirected narcissism
I find it interesting that from a historical perspective exercise for the sole purpose to stay healthy is a relatively recent phenomenon. Traditionally, exercise was considered part of training - whether that of a soldier, an athlete, etc.
This reminded me of a statement David Zicarelli (creator of Max/MSP/Jitter) made many years ago - that he originally started working on Max in order to make a tool to help him compose novel and interesting music, and then he got so drawn into making the tool that he lost interest in the music composition itself. If we're to call Max/MSP/Jitter "yak shaving", it is a shining star of it since so many artists - both visual and sonic - build their work on it.

The other obvious one is Knuth - inventing TeX and Metafont and Computer Modern typefaces so he can write his books the way he wants to. Another shining star.
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For me (5'9") it'd be about 5.5km. 2k steps is about a mile
This is correct - there was no change in UK to UK transaction caps after Brexit. I'm sure there are other reasons however why it might have been beneficial for Amazon to land the revenue somewhere else...
Lottery is a voluntary tax on people with poor math skills.

It’s either game the system to win or just write a check to the government, or invest your money in almost anything else.
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Yeah I'm appalled the studies are fuel for excuses to exercise less. Maybe in 20 years, pop sci will figure out you can even do pushups and pullups - once a week if you feel like it.
The government already owns a support foundation for publicly-owned broadcasters (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation_for_Public_Broadca...). Nothing about the 1st Amendment seems to prevent these broadcasters from restricting access to their airwaves. Anyone with a camera or mic can't just walk into a PBS studio and start transmitting whatever message they want. The Public Broadcasting Act of 1972 that created the CPB does stipulate that it has to be objective and balanced when dealing with controversial subjects, but it doesn't say every single person with a voice, no matter what they want to say, needs to be allowed to speak.

I aint no lawyer, of course, but this doesn't seem inconsistent with other arenas of free speech. Even literal public squares don't have infinite space. If some group tried to go occupy a government-owned park with a few thousand people more or less permanently, preventing anyone else from ever getting access, that would be illegal. Rationing and rate-limiting are not censorship, though presumably at least some people subject to it will probably try to say they are.
Absolutely. And if you do this a lot it might be worth substituting ripgrep for grep.
> "America's internet"

> The first two words of the headline are wrong. Applications are not the Internet. This must be some kind of record for HN headlines.

It's not actually wrong: you just have to realize that words have different meanings. The internet is simultaneously: a TCP/IP network and the collection of applications built on top of that network that people use. The first meaning is technical jargon, the second is a more colloquial meaning. Technical meanings are not more correct than other kinds of meanings.
This is the biggest thing to happen to twitter since the trump presidency. Both big for twitter, and awful for society.
Mike Pondsmith (and the R. Talsorian Games authors) basically picked up the then-recent Blade Runner (82) and Neuromancer (84) threads and ran with them in CP88.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk_2020
This is the best comment I've read on nix yet!

I've been using nix as my daily OS for six months and I'm able to be productive. At the same time, I'm often confused as to whether I should use nix-shell, nix-env or modify my configuration files.

Thanks for the great comment.
I'm 5'9"/175cm and I generally hit 10k steps at around the 7.5km mark, so for me 7k steps would be just over 5km.
For JavaScript there's strapi [1]

https://strapi.io/
but why should we ignore brexit?

The pricing has gone from a single rate for all EU+UK payments, to cross EU-UK being 0.9% more than intra-EU.

Inflation doesn't seem relevant. Whereas implementing a policy that makes international trade harder, with countries that were previously in the same trading bloc, seems entirely pertinent.
please tell me you're joking?
Yes, Russia should nationalize it :)
They would be a great competitor for Zorin. Is ok to have competition.
I wonder what the napkin math is vs something like methane synthesis.
what does Docasaurus need 100kb of JavaScript for? why do you need progressive enhancement for what essentially is a documentation site? why does it take 100mb+ of npm dependencies to generate a page?
what's a better technique that has worked for you?
It doesn't sound like the improvement of cost is enough the justify using it only for few cycles a year as the title says rather than every other day. That said, I see nothing in this article saying why it would be limited to seasonal release, I'm guessing it just has a lower self-discharge.

The title made me thought of an idea my father had, for which I'm still totally ambivalent:

Freeze water in the cellar (speaking of like 30m^3) using thermal pomp during winter to heat house and when electricity costs little, and use that ice in summer to cool down the house. I didn't run the numbers, but I'd guess that if it was even remotely not a pure energy loss some other people would have already proposed such things.
This is like putting a gambler at a casino's board
Plex launches feature to discover content across streaming services
The thunderbolt 4 element hub is causing kernel panics on M1 devices running in RAID 0. It is unnreliable and requires additional cooling to keep my mind safe.
I in fact created this account just to warn you.

I had two of them with 3 Sabrent Thunderbolt SSDs each.
So when you setup a RAID level and then copy data from A to B, it did crash for me each time. For copy I used "Carbon Copy Cloner"

In fact I go so far to say Thunderbolt is not reliable at all for 24/7 use, as it gets much hotter and currently would require active cooling to prevent throttling.
Yes, indeed! First off, Redwood comes with a Fastify server. `yarn rw serve` is the command you're looking for. Check out the Deploy Docs and this repo thats coming along: http://github.com/redwoodjs/docker/

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Usually you worked until you were exhausted. or else, No?
I can't help but feel like this is a desperate attempt to get some adults to do just any form of exercise.
I will go with the propaganda from a state that doesn't literally control mass media and where we don't shoot journalists in the street or poison dissidents. Thank you very much for such a valuable input, 40 day old account with negative karma which exclusively posts Russian misinformation about the war in Ukraine.
This is probably one of those circumstances where law gets so complicated that you are always in violation of something. That way, when the authority needs you in one way or the other the haul you in front of a judge for your "violation of the law" unless you cooperate with their demands.
> Is that illegal?

Under some circumstances if your company operates essential infrastructure, yes. (And always had been, btw.)
That's exactly why it's outlawed.

And notably, Russia hasn't banned VPNs yet, afaik?
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No wonder he joins the board. Twitter has huge impact on his business(es). He doesn't care about free speech, all he cares about his own speech IMO.
> The battery’s theoretical energy density is 260 watt-hours per kilogram

Makes me wonder how big a battery would need to be to handle all of the overwinter energy demands of some densely-populated US states.
Show HN: WordAll – another daily word game (but it's not a Wordle clone)
Ukraine has stationed soldiers in schools. Russia bombed schools for that reason.

Is Ukraine committing war crimes? I am not pro-Russia by any stretch, but the actions taken by both sides in that war aren’t so black and white.

Watching this war as a dispassionate observer, it’s a study in propaganda. Zelensky broadcasting using a green screen to make it look like he’s on the streets for instance. The famous “I don’t need a ride, I need ammo” quote. The so called Ghost pilot who supposedly shot down a bunch of Russian fighters (which didn’t happen by the way.)

There is also the stories of torture — stories being given to the media by the Ukraine government. At least some of which are unverifiable: https://www.reuters.com/world/pentagon-cant-independently-co...

Other media outlets have run stories of torture based on materials given to them by a government that has a vested interest in anti-Russian sentiment.

And still other confusion on the air strike on the materai it y hospital: https://thegrayzone.com/2022/04/03/testimony-mariupol-hospit...

https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/02/11/ukraine-attacks-military...

So we aren’t making excuses for Russia (why would I, an American in Texas, give any fucks about Russia?) — but we are used to the media lying and lying over the past several years.

Case in point: Hunter Biden’s laptop. Whether or not it matters, the point is that a bunch of media and intelligence types told us it was “Russian disinformation.” Yet two years later WaPo and The NY Times have confirmed the authenticity of the laptop contents. Two years after they made a big point of suppressing or discrediting it.

So we’re supposed to believe those same media outlets when they are getting hand-fed by one of the participants in the Ukraine War?

A lot of people have lost the ability to think critically. Read the North Korean News Agency sometime. The language isn’t much different than how the western media frames the Ukraine War. One sided, with a strong propaganda diction.

Was the Russian invasion wrong? Possibly. But what’s the other side of the story? What’s the background? What exactly was the situation in the Russian-speaking regions of the Ukraine? Are there actual neo-Nazis in Ukraine? What’s the real story of the Azov battalion?

War is messy. Propaganda can never be trusted. And calling the other side a war criminal serves a valuable purpose. To be clear, I am not saying war crimes haven’t happened. I am saying that such claims ought to be dispassionately evaluated. Using schools to base troops and them complaining when Russia bombs a school — that seems a bit ridiculous. That’s the same tactic Hamas uses. And it works. It generates sufficient international outrage because apparently a large portion of the world lacks the ability to think critically

So no, not making excuses for Russia — but also not blindly cheerleading Ukraine. I don’t know enough about the background of that conflict to have much of an opinion. My opinion is more in line with media criticism rather than any version of the facts.
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Notably, Reddit is planning to IPO this year. [1]

[1] https://www.redditinc.com/blog/reddit-announces-confidential...
CAAM to probe Malaysia Airlines over a Boeing 737-800’s 7000-ft 'dive'
Interesting, 14% is the combined ownership of Blackrock and Vanguard.
I am beyond tired of billionaires, who get to treat companies, public sentiment, and politics, and thus a fair portion of government and policy, as their personal sandbox. Greed and oligarchy are ruining America.
Fellow German here, that is a very good summary. It's sometimes hard to convey the complexity of the situation to foreigners.
Ever since I became aware of Wordle (and its success) I’ve wanted to make my own daily word game. This is unashamedly inspired by Wordle, but unlike most Wordle derivatives it’s fundamentally a different game with a different game mechanism. It deliberately looks a bit like Wordle, as it is mainly aimed at people who currently play Wordle (I understand there’s a lot of them), but might want a bit more of a challenge. If you try it I hope you like it.
I prefer Darktable over Rawtherapee, but both are great open-source RAW development programs. LR is obviously more fully featured but for amateur or semi-pro they are more than acceptable.
Its the summary of the commentary. I dont think you can justify not mentioning that bias.
Were you trying to install the Bundler gem as root? If that is the case, I'd recommend against it even without Nix. In any case you can find Bundler in Nixpkgs instead:

nix-shell -p bundler
So typically 30% of a publicly traded corp is enough to be defacto owner.

That's just a going rule but I just checked. 80% of twitter is held by institutions. Only 2.5% is owned by insiders.

No dorsey to be seen here? No elliot management? https://www.forbes.com/sites/abrambrown/2020/02/29/twitters-...

Unless I'm missing something... Elon owns Twitter. This was a super easy hostile takeover... he doesn't need 14%

Elon probably doesnt want any sort of key position because afterall he's in constant fight over tesla and sec.
Maybe. I guess you can celebrate her for her "international leadership" (what are we exactly celebrating by the way?) and at the same time acknowledge that she completely missed the interests of her constituency.
The gist of this article is that you don't need to absolutely walk 10,000 steps every single day to be healthier. You can get almost all of the benefits of that 10K steps by aiming to walk at least 7k steps.

If that difference in goal-setting is enough to flip the switch for someone who is thinking "ugh I just can't consistently get 10k steps", and they end up frustrated and giving up... to now being like "ok I'll just try to at least get 5-7k steps a day" then that person is likely ending up much healthier than someone who gave up.

If you already walk 10k / day, or have a comprehensive exercise program, you know this (very brief) article is not for you. Let it go.
I think you're missing that Maven does actually solve the rvm/nvm/pyenv problem. You can specify the bytecode version in the config and compile/run any backward compatible version. Your actual JDK need only be new enough, not an exact match and it doesn't need to change between projects. I have never had a single compiler or runtime version compatibility issue even with native dependencies ever with Java. The IDE situation can have some subtle edge cases, but no other language (save C#) actually gains so much utility from an IDE. Stack traces, break points, runtime inspection and profiling are all nearly flawless in IntelliJ (or Visual Studio) in ways that are monstrously difficult with any dynamic language.
But twitter isn't inherently limited by airtime or bandwidth, it's in principle infinite.
Perhaps by accident the UK ended up with very strong impartiality rules for TV. You can be as opinionated as you like in newspapers - but TV must be impartial: two people being interviewed with contrasting views or the interviewer has to take a counter argument. No politicians reading the news or giving views unquestioned without someone else with a different view later etc. There are always arguments about if the stations are going too far or not enough - there were lots of complaints that climate change deniers have been given a platform when the vast majority (of public and scientists) accepted it as true.

https://www.ofcom.org.uk/tv-radio-and-on-demand/broadcast-co...

Perhaps the US should have a channel that shows alternate 15 minutes of Fox and CNN?
Ironically, focusing criticism on the aesthetics is itself "staying shallow". Much cyberpunk media does serve as a critique of the status quo or an imagined future dystopia, as I assume he would prefer, but with some neon on the surface.
Lael Wilcox, pro ultra-endurance cyclist: “Women can win.” [audio]
It'd be a funny experiment to swap the Fox and CNN feeds over (changing the on screen graphics etc) and see if the viewers noticed.
Show HN: Datagridxl2.js – Fast Excel-like data table library
I'm Robbert, the creator of DataGridXL.js. Last month I released version 2 which includes many new features.

DataGridXL is a free (and commercial) editable data table library written in ES6.

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Cyberpunk 2077 is very much a disappointment in every sense other than the scope of the project. Every single aspect of it is a cheap, shallow rip-off. It adds nothing of value to anything, though enjoyable in the way Mortal Combat is. Still, Mortal Combat was far more ground-breaking and original - that about sums up how much of a "derivative work" Cyberpunk 2077 is.
No, this isn't like thirst.

Walking is the easiest most consistent weight loss method. The do Physical Activity Thing X times and metrics like BMI are aggregates for the population meant as generic advice (some doctors can't do math without a calculator sadly).

The gist of the advice is always to figure out your base metabolic rate and roughly how many calories you lose per steps/hours of walking. You can derive this experimentally for yourself by doing and eating the exact same thing for a few days in a row. You just need a good enough scale and a spreadsheet.

This drifts over time with your age and weight, so repeat the experiment occasionally. 5000-10,000 is the target range, maybe that's how they got 7k.

It doesn't matter if you hit your number daily or average it out weekly, as long as you get your steps in the calorie deficit occurs.
Anyone interested in the roots of cyberpunk might also be interested in John Brunner's 1968 novel *Stand On Zanzibar*.
>If he really wanted, he probably could single-handedly bring Android closer to iOS in the US by changing his phone to Android and tweeting about it.

Not even Elon could save that dumpster fire. Android is so bad that even Google doesn't want to use it anymore (see: Fuchsia).
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Ah thank you, that's really helpful.

Listeners want definitive form most of the time, but what about "music for airports" or for elevators, etc. where a piece should be non-repetitive and yet last for as long as possible?

And what about creators / composers? Did they show any interest at the time?
> TOR is over the top privacy

And yet what you described is... Tor, almost exactly.
Tried asdf but can’t stand the global shims. I only want it to work on a per-directory basis with direnv. I tried to follow the asdf-direnv instructions but IIRC still wound up with asdf’s shim directory in my global PATH, and it needed to install its own copy of direnv. Disappointing that asdf expects to take over my system like it does.
That story has nothing to do with this one. Did you even read the above story?
That sounds like a typical corporate butt kissing.
Ash is an amazing framework for Elixir that comes with functionality very equivalent to DRF/filtersets/etc, admin, as well as automatic JSON APIs, GraphQL APIs, plus works great behind LiveView. The maintainer is extremely active and is about to release a much improved website for getting started and learning. I highly suggest joining the discord if you are looking for Django for Elixir.

Website: https://www.ash-elixir.org
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This made me finally download TikTok and.. OW! that's REALLY NSFW!

(I didn't think I'd live, as a man, to be offended by sparsely-clad voluptuous women, but there I am.)
Then they can get the cheaper/free tier, with ads. Is that not better?
ToonHole’s Artist Tells Us About His Comics with Unexpected Punchlines (2021)
I think everyone should also take a moment and question what we are seeing on our screens. How much of our social media apps are tightly controlled and used as a tool by our governments?
I'd challenge you to square your statement that "it's not hard" with the fact that 65%+ of the US population is overweight.
Shareholders like him on the board, and they would be even happier if he were running the company, because an Elon-run Twitter would be a lot more profitable.
America’s Vanishing Kingdom
It was divisive everywhere. I saw so many posts from folks arguing why X or Y shouldn't be on the board, or shouldn't use up so much space, or how flags were too boring. I stopped playing after the first day because of all the anger around it.
It is completely irrational to have no skepticism, though. On any subject, including ones in which we trust the authorities (e.g., scientists). Because both the authorities and the rest have some agenda, and it isn't necessarily mine.

I'd argue it's deeply unhealthy to have any trust at all in governments that have shown themselves to be authoritarian or oppressive.
Although GB News are having a bash at changing that (or they would do if anyone watched) and RT did until they went too far and got shut down.
In most of the world yes, but america's laws are unique
the rant mentions Wikipedia, but i'm not accusing Wikipedia in particular

i'm accusing a whole bunch of tech bloggers and devs, who've been brainwashed by JavaScript cult
You love the aesthetic and understand the meaning, it’s people who cash in on the style that irks the creator.

I’ve always loved the the affordable beauty line:

“In an age of affordable beauty, there was something heraldic about his lack of it.”