skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Use Firefox Focus ... especially on mobile. Open such a website in Focus, just accept cookies and the hit the trash button to delete it all. Many sites are just trying to be compliant to law and it wouldn't matter to them if you trash their cookies. For those nefarious ones that store unnecessary cookies, don't give them room and just trash it all.
Interesting. They literally have a bridge to sell you.
Huh. I've checked by purchase history on the Play Store and there's a 2016 May charge for SwiftScan Plus, no active subscriptions. I've got the iOS version on the iPad, fully unlocked, also no subscriptions.

I guess they eliminated the one-time purchase option. Bastards. No way I'd pay £36 for this yearly. Netflix doesn't cost that much more!
>Whites are slightly overrepresented in the officer corps.

This is why whites were overrepresented as a percentage of troops killed in Vietnam, because so many young officers were killed leading platoons in the jungle.
Such self reports are not evidence of the reality of inherent gender, and are logically incoherent. They are surely attempts to describe an internal state of emotional distress, using phrases that the patient has overheard used by others. But they are no more “evidence” than someone saying “god is love” is evidence that “god” is “love”, or that the speaker has any coherent notion at all of what those words could possibly mean.
I’m amazed by my cat’s stalking instincts. I play hide and seek with her indoors and she will outflank me more than I can outflank her majority of the time. When I think I have the surprise on her she’ll be behind and I’m sure thinking to herself how easy this human is.
Personally, I don't care about outside manipulation, unless it is either achieved by spreading misinformation, or by military force.

Second, the parent comments were explicitly referring to overthrow.
Encountering deathclaws, radroaches, the brotherhood/etc, and hunt for radaway/radx isn't top on my list /s

But in all honesty, yeah probably not.
When they lie about experience with serial killers in order to profit, that is definitely a sign that something is messed up in their life.
The railroad lobbyists aren't who Congress would be afraid of if they passed such a law, it's the industries that make use of the freight rail system that would have Congress running for the hills. The US has an extraordinarily robust and high-capacity freight rail system. Anything that interferes is going to get extreme blowback from those who depend on it. Amtrak's very existence could be in danger if they started causing freight users logistics problems.
There are comments recommending popular apps like Notion, Joplin, Obsidian, etc. I find hard to trust those apps will last 10, 15, or 20 years. I have switched note-keeping apps a few times in the past and no longer want to do so. That's why I decide I will not use any of those apps.

Now I use MediaWiki through docker (with Sqlite database) on my home server. It's lightening fast for my personal use, and comes with tons of powerful features (categories, subpages, templates, math syntax, etc.). Because MediaWiki is the same system running Wikipedia, I believe it is very likely will run 10, 20, or even more years. It is not the most convenient to use, but I don't use it for quick notes, for which I just use the default note app on my phone.
Maybe, now there needs a case for significant differences in pain levels among Emacs vs Vim users.
> and there are options

care to cite a few specific ones when one doesn't have a PhD, nor have a few million lying around nor intend to go in management?

> Yes they are annoying. But so is Indian politics and bureaucracy. I view them as equally annoying.

Will cite your own words from the top comment in this thread about annoyance of those options - "only naive people have shrugged it off to my face till now"
How would a web protocol solve this? Even if you were to create an internet protocol to counter DDoS attacks by allowing destination IP addresses to request hardware accelerated IP bans of abusive source addresses you still are stuck with a hardware and authorization problem.

Even if you properly implement this system, network operators will expose themselves to firewall DDoS attacks by malicious actors that are trying to fill the firewall blacklists with garbage.

We've reached counter counter DDoS warfare. What do you do now?
You prove my point by most of your answers. You can't say a bunch of things without being a heretic. Non of your bizarre interpretations are part of the statements. They are a weird extended interpretation based on your internal fantasies.

You might as well as just pointed to a strange woman and yelled WITCH.

You religious fanatics are all the same.
Keeping managers and entrepreneurs on the same plane is the most bizarre thing and frankly insulting to entrepreneurs
My solution is to not bikeshed. Talk about things which are of interest to you and don't dig after what might get you upvotes.

As long as you are polite and don't expose anyone's fragile ego you occasionally have an interesting discussion.
It might be a good way to get a transportable form of solar - use it w/o transmission (or distant transmission) to process solid -> liquid/gas and transport that. Processing the coal might be able to reduce some of the worst environmental effects (sulfur?).

They took what looked like an easy solution that would help integrate Russian into the European economy. Not every decision pans out.
Poor wording doesn't mean it's now fair being unable to make alterations to the area you call home. So you sign a 1-2 year lease and you're not allowed to slap on a coat of paint, you think that's fair?

Also, and again, your nit picking doesn't refute the point about requiring I.D to fly on a plane. It's an unneccessary burden to put on law abiding citizens/taxpayers, and I'm sure most rational people would agree.
FlorisBoard is open source and has an implementation for this (en-us only for now): https://github.com/florisboard/florisboard

It's okay, but definitely worse than proprietary alternatives right now. But at least it's under active development.
I migrated from Evernote to Microsoft OneNote. If I was 10 years younger or still an engineer I would have experimented with a 'roll your own' FOSS option but these days I'm an exec and I just need my notes to be stable, dependable, easily accessible etc.

OneNote is essentially free, it's Microsoft's gateway to get people to come back into their ecosystem and you obviously know it's going to be well maintained, high integrity of storage, etc. I know it will be still around and maintained in 10 years time when I still want to access my old notes.

The mobile and iPad apps are nice, there's also a convenient Evernote to OneNote importer: https://www.onenote.com/import-evernote-to-onenote

My take on Evernote is that they never managed to properly monetize it. I was a single user, not in a team, didn't need shared notes or chat functionality and there was no need for me to pay for it... until they decided to arbitrarily limit the number of devices you could use your account on which is just such a shitty approach because we all know there's no actual cost to servicing three devices vs two. In other words the only thing they could do to get me to pay for it was hobble my UX until I coughed up. Sorry, no thanks.

Honestly, if you just want a solid 1:1 Evernote replacement that isn't markdown, self-hosted, etc just use MS OneNote. It's great.
> Obviously we don't want a nuclear war to ever happen. If it does, neither humanity nor civilization will end. Russia could aim all of their nukes at the US and would struggle to kill more than a third of the US population at worst, and that's if their weapons all work and are all accurate. Russia couldn't kill everyone in Texas with their nukes if they wanted to. The vast majority of the rest of the world and its civilizations would continue on just fine.

The linked article is definitely alarmist, but seems to be accurately reflecting the current beliefs of atmospheric scientists. The most recent paper they cite is this one: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2019JD03...

I've only skimmed it, but it would seem to disagree with your position of no risk to civilization. They are predicting full on nuclear winter: "Despite this, the models agree that a nuclear winter would follow a large-scale nuclear war between the United States and Russia, a result previously found by a large number of diverse but much less sophisticated models in the 1980s."

Can you convince us that we should believe you rather than the atmospheric scientists? I actually do believe you might be right, but you are in the difficult position of having us discard what appears to be the current scientific consensus in favor of what appears to be amateur speculation.
Yeah my karma is the first thing I look at involuntarily even though it's not something I want to care about. I feel sad when a comment doesn't get any attention, and an irrational amount of excitement when I get a couple dozen upvotes, even though I know it's largely a factor of timing (ending up near the top of the page) and sharing popular opinions.
yea EU has really ruined the web by unleashing this crap all over the internet. Would these morons go back and reassess if it really achieved the intended outcome? I don't think so. It should be a crime to have damaged web is such way but no one will pay any price for it. We'll have to tolerate this for eternity.

This topic comes up often here in HN and its always people suggesting reader-views/extensions and such to circumvent this nuisance. Which is entirely besides the point. I don't want to install some shady extensions, cure is worse than the disease.
Heresy! Burn the witch! /s
Well that's how you end up with https://github.com/mattdiamond/fuckitjs

Javascript Error Steamroller

FuckItJS uses state-of-the-art technology to make sure your javascript code runs whether your compiler likes it or not.

Technology

Through a process known as Eval-Rinse-Reload-And-Repeat, FuckItJS repeatedly compiles your code, detecting errors and slicing those lines out of the script. To survive such a violent process, FuckItJS reloads itself after each iteration, allowing the onerror handler to catch every single error in your terribly written code.
Meditation was also used in the West, too. The Greek Egyptian Plotinus described meditation practices, for instance.
He had ulcerative colitis. People more or less use "having an ulcer" as slang for being in a bad mood. Maybe he was like the giant with a thorn in its foot - something bothered him, and that made him less than in a good mood.
I love "Dead Cells". I clocked about 500hs on it since I bought it in 2018. It's a masterpiece. It is built with Haxe.

But on the 2014 MBP with Intel Iris graphics that I travel with it doesn't always run smooth. It may stutter in certain biomes and just plan hang for a few seconds sometimes (GC?).

For me, growing up as a teenager, learning assembly after C, so I can do 2D graphics on my VGA card, this is unacceptable for a pixel graphics game coming out today (even with the shader-based the effects it sports).

And I am certain this game would run smooth as f... on my laptop if it was written in something like Rust or Zig.

I understand that these were no really choices available when R&D on the game started and that C++ may likely have been out of the question too because of the burden on the devs that comes with than language. I.e. Haxe was likey a good idea given the constraints of the studio at the time.

But today, IMHO something like Rust+Bevy is a better choice for a game like this.
Compiler will get plenty complicated without IDE scenarios, trust me on that one. Slowness is also never really a thing to worry about here, especially because usage patterns in an IDE vs. a batch process are so different. It's almost always the other way around: someone writes something that's completely fine for a batch process but tanks IDE performance.
I'm not arguing with the above poster. I'm expounding. The confidence people have in their moral compass may be overinflated but that doesn't mean it's without value. I'd take the judgment of a social justice warrior over the Church of England any day of the week. But also you have to recognize that not everyone is so self-important and can be rational. Modern liberal values are a massive improvement over the past even if not everyone applies them sensibly.
Have you considered adding a capability for plugins to draw HTML into an <iframe sandbox>? I'm always pondering such features, but I'm wary of letting a plugin potentially block the CPU forever with custom <script> elements. I have a solution to plugin CPU blocking for pure API plugins (https://github.com/justjake/quickjs-emscripten) but not a way to meld it safely with HTML access.
There's a Facebook profile for probably just about every human alive, but that doesn't mean just about every human alive is on Facebook. Some shadow profiles get more intensive curation than others, is all.
Yes it is, the name is a stereotypical western name, which alone is preferred choice for Chinese brands hoping for the most hype and recognition, and the phrase Moore's law is pretty wellknown in China for geopolitial reasons, tho most of the people don't know and don't care about it's backstory.
There is a we! It's all of us here now, the audience and/or potential users. We may not all make the same decision in the end but it'd be exceedingly odd if none of us were expected to have a shared reason backing our choice. You still have a valid question if you ask just for "I" but you'll end up with a thread about your specific case not a thread about the target users for each.
I think that's a poor comparison, as those things are objectively measured, while gender identity exists in the mind and cannot be.
Or include a link to peer reviewed research. Instead it’s all memes. This one is Will Ferrel as the Anchorman saying “I don’t believe you.”
It is little endian so that will be '7AC0' or taco
I had three cats when I was younger, and one of them was one who just turned up one day and decided to move in. He had many funny traits, but the best one was if you put down food he didn't like, he wouldn't just not eat it, he would mime that he was burying it, (like they do their poo), as if he was saying "this is crap" to you. He would look at you as he did this, and then walk off. I don't know if this is what he meant, but I thought it was hilarious.
Perhaps now that you've violated the Prime Directive, he'll re-appear.
That's what I was referring to with cryptographic checks, MAC/AEAD/signatures/keyed hash/etc, or just a secure many-bits-long hash like sha2(Was that still secure at the time they built it?).
Please don't do that, returns often get thrown away.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2021/11/free-re...
On the [home page], there is a link to a [submission form].

[home page]: https://www.explordle.com/

[submission form]: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfD6VZ0xPYcqk-oEAD6...
Or an alternative GTK4 Matrix client: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/fractal written in Rust, although a bit of WIP
What does this have to do with my question about where this claim was first made?
This one from 1967 at Fairchild is also good:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z47Gv2cdFtA
It's weaksauce for 2000, no? Pretty much everything in Unix Haters Handbook (1994) is better than this. In the more usenetty vein, Christiansen's C-shell Considered Harmful is easily much better.
What is something illegal that shouldn't be?
Maybe what OP was getting at is more like a "transgenderism is a mental illness" type of heretical statement
> it allows the reader to insert their individual grievances into the shape of the argument rather than reflecting on whether their grievances are actually well-founded.

Given that it's specifically about the shape of these sorts of arguments, adding specific examples would produce tangents into the merits of the specific examples; omitting them encourages the reader to consider the pattern in the context of their own experience (as you say), but by removing the actual "grievance", this technique reduces emotion, and gives us more opportunity to consider the pattern dispassionately. This would actually be more "emotive" if it forced us to confront examples which we might violently agree or disagree with.

Providing specific instances of the pattern would only be necessary if the pattern itself has few enough examples that the typical reader hasn't encountered any. Given that Graham's entire point appears to be that this pattern is increasingly pervasive, by providing examples, he would undermine his own conclusions.
Solar panels and EVs are not freely produced. They are in fact more expensive than traditional.

Suggesting the oil industry is a boogey man or is pushing a conspiracy for what is the truth is not going to win over anyone.
I just click "threads" every now and then and scroll through and see if there are any replies to read, or that I would want to reply to in turn.
Yeah, I'd agree with that. There are lots of non-white Jews out there, but average American interaction with Judaism has probably been through Ashkenazi Jews.

Ironically, the Sephardic and North African Jews that I know are more likely to self-identify as nonwhite, but are probably still counted as white by the US Census. Goes to your point about made-up categories!
It doesn't require a great intellectual jump to see how the word 'heresy' which has a tradition of being applied towards organized religion is an appropriate description of people that behave in a religious way in general.

Religion is just a belief system. So is Marxism. Libertarianism. Etc.
Same. Usually just comment and dip out, unless I had asked a question or the thread was pertaining to resourceful information.

Occasionally will check up hours or even days later, but not usually.
there is a lenghty (and horrible) documentary on this focusing on the persecution by authorities of a non-violent movement of .. whatever it is called.. across China. The documentary came out in the USA right around the time that major trade policies were changed under Biden, which seemed not-coincidental. Once the finger pointing starts in this thread, lets remind ourselves that peace is possible, starting now.

edit: yes that documentary link below.. This post is getting downvoted, but I will add.. revenge and unresolved anti-justice sentiment are prime motivators for WAR. I ask people who have never seen this up close, to think very well before adding nationalistic accusations to a public forum. Personally I am a friend to the Tibetan People and this is nothing new to me, so do not mistake kindness for weakness. It is a stronger stance to firmly refuse antagonizing strong emotions, and find a path forward that includes justice and individual human rights, for all beings I might add.
It handles much of the styling better than elinks (especially pre/code blocks iirc.) I don't like its equivalent to link numbering though.
I did mean homiletics. Thanks! Been a while since I was close to that world, and the words are apparently similar enough at head and tail - same syllable count and stress pattern, too, for that matter - to get consolidated into the same long-term memory hash bucket.
Ask HN: How to check if a central bank is printing money
Is there anyway I can check if the central bank of my country is printing money out of thin air? is there a world-bank or IMF records or something similar where I can track?
The country is not a Western-style democracy, so information may be not so transparent (Currently they just announced some COVID relief packages, but I don't know where the money come from).
Software is a lot less important than patents. Patents should not be allowed or should expire in a year.
> Russian doctrine therefore encompasses using a limited demonstration strike to compel an end to conventional hostilities on Moscow’s terms.

What Russian doctrine says this? This sentence is a complete fabrication.
“A are B” is not usually taken to mean “some As can be Bs”.
> Or a (american) white supermarics and (american) person of color.

Counterexample: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daryl_Davis

> His efforts to fight racism, in which, as an African American, he has engaged with members of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), have convinced a number of Klansmen to leave and denounce the KKK.

In fact, bringing people of different minds together is the only way to have free discourse, and the only way to change minds.
An opinion that is "wrong" from the society's standpoint is indeed what is called "heresy."
> There should be no repercussions as long as you state facts. I and I suppose many on the left would say there should be.

So you're saying that there are factually correct statements that nobody should be able to utter without facing repercussions? Can you offer an example?
You're assuming the direct profit is the benefit, and ignore all externalities.

Do city streets make a profit? How about sewers?

The value of those resources is immeasurable - they enable trillions of dollars of economic benefit in the US alone.
Often you can see the religion, or at least the outward sign. This is the basis for laws about large-scale religious display such as head scarves, turbans, ... It seems that groups of people don't like seeing differences no matter what they are.
To lighten up this discussion a bit here's perhaps the greatest song written about and against Heresy: https://youtu.be/s8leF4zV6lQ
Scientists spy on Mount Etna with fiber-optic cables
> Generally my workflow when developing scripts (in Python) is to run individual functions in the repl so I can get it right.

As a matter of fact, this is exactly what I do when I write Python scripts too. It helps understand exactly what things do quickly and figure certain smaller things.

> Just wanted to reflect how made-up this sounds to those of us who treat sh like any other language.

What do you think sounds made-up?
Dendron, it's like Obsidian (markdown based notes in files on your filesystem) but as a VS Code plugin, so it's also compatible with Git and other VS Code filetype extensions.

https://www.dendron.so/

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=dendron
Because it is the laws fault that websites utilize dark patterns so that people consent to being tracked... These websites don't have to share your data with advertisers you know?
Hope so. IP is rent seeking and should be abolished. Or china might as well demand everyone pay IP for firecrackers or paper.

India, middle east, ASENA, africa, etc should steal as much IP as they can and develop. Just like china did. Just like the US did. Just like everyone did.
It can be hard to say, since things can get wildly complicated depending on language semantics (especially when type inference is involved). But yeah, there is often a tendency in compilers to react very poorly to a typo and freak out over what comes after it instead of going, "hmmm, this doesn't look complete". In some languages, this can be because the typo is actually ambiguous with something that's fine, just not in the context of the code that follows. But every compiler and language is different, so it's hard to say.
We provide them with food, shelter, toys, medical care, etc. and they provide us with indifference. Seems pretty smart to me.
https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/8111/how-do-you-p...

Apparently people mail each other save games.