skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am going to reply to you genuinely... but not like you will read it :/

You have lots of snark in your original reply you may have missed. I'm talking mother in law (MIL) levels of passive aggressiveness. The sort of bullying done by being positive, like hiding a knife in a cake.

You may have not intended for it to come off that way, but that's the wonder of the internet, context is lost and pitchforks are primed.

The OP seems to be just invested in the stance that the system exists and status quo is okay dokay -- Even I disagree with that viewpoint and feel like this can boxed up as ezpz PR by helping the repo recover stars and "thank" them for testing the grey areas in the UX. Or OP just really doesn't disagree with systems where, yes you can shoot yourself in the foot, but hey, just push the responsibility on the user and wash your hands clean (Lady Macbeth should have done this). Arguing this opens a pandora box of other requests might be from his experience, so I can't really pew pew that since it might have increased his workload previously, but certain people get priority/hidden privileges more than others everyone on social meda (e.g. famous people are verified faster) and it's not really out of the ordinary.

He is norwegian anyway, and I am previously familiar with them in their natural habitat[0] and can empathize with them on this viewpoint. Regardless, it's a pretty popular mindsent among the programmer crowd, that systems must be respected and learned and its heresy otherwise, victim blaming is commonplace. RTFM and PEBKAC. But honestly you can't always 'git push --force' your problems away, and at the end of the day here, you will be penalized with downvotes for this sometimes going against the grain -- but whenever there is a zeitgeist of common sense (e.g. Amazon warehouse threads or other PIP dog pilling) people realize this and turn the dial back, but ultimately holding a moral position of kindness/goodwill needs a lot more wordcraft to avoid getting downvoted in the field.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmIoZxdwLTY
Low-ball? Twitter is a financial dumpster fire.
No. The user said, "make it private". That has nothing to do with deleting anything.
When I was in New York for a week 15 years ago, I bought this book https://forgotten-ny.com/book/ and had real fun walking around to spot all the places in the book. Not sure how many survive still…
Word, that threw me off. And then the article came to an abrupt end.
I can't but remember the setting in Otherland. Probably my favorite take on how a future with many connected virtual worlds could be like.
You deliberately omitted the part saying "OHCHR believes that the actual figures are considerably higher".

Most of the civilian deaths are still under rubles or in mass graves like Bucha. Many of them are also in areas still controlled by Russia.
Pumped storage isn't a generic solution. You need two huge volume reservoirs with as much vertical separation as possible. That's just not feasible in most places of the world.

https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2011/11/pump-up-the-storage/
More a question than a comment: if you think it's all only decline now and were really done with life, why are you still here?
If you were truly done all the way through, I'm sure you would have long done away with life without even questioning it.
But you haven't and are still here. Great!
I think this fact means something: there is still something holding you here, no matter how seemingly small and trivial.
And somehow I get the feeling the secret is actually somewhere in there, whatever it may be. And so maybe it's not really that small and trivial.

p.s. I've been running in circles like this myself for decades..
They admitted exactly what they did. This experience is still really bad UX IMO.
I wonder if it’s the brain’s neurons offloading some functionality to other types of cells.
> The Russians are suggesting that the killings were of 'Russian friendly' Ukrainians, killed after the troops left.

Satellite imagery taken before Russian troops left shows massacre happened before withdrawal. https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1511060668610457612
I don't know about double for the hardware.

A new Lenovo cost about 3k, and a new Mac costs about that too.

The Lenovo comes with windows (so rails and elixir dev's can't use it)

Mac didn't decide not to support rails, or lock rails devs out of other OS's.
>You can absolutely contact support for MS products and they will be helpful.

I used to work as a sysadmin for a Windows shop. The support was terrible (~2013). Can't say about Google though.
It cannot be a coincidence that spinlaunch’s first stage (the spin) is designed to release at a speed equal to trans-earth injection from the lunar surface, and with a total mass equal to what a starship can deliver to the lunar surface. They’re playing the long game.
Don't you still need the claims adjudicator to assign a dollar value to the damage to your insured asset? It's not like a smart contract can figure out how much to reimburse you after your house gets flooded w/o input from a trusted, human authority. I'm not really sure what value the smart contract is adding here.
> Musk said that if he succeeds in his bid, he would seek to retain as many other shareholders as the law allows for a private company, rather than being sole owner.

This really changes the equation for stakeholder value. The offer isn't Twitter-owned Twitter or $54.20/share, it's Twitter-owned Twitter or Elon-owned twitter.
This isn't the place for such a debate. There needs to be a proper legal inquiry into the massacre; not trial by media.

I wasn't making any assertions of my own as to who was responsible; I was just pointing out that responsibility has not yet been properly determined and thus should not be asserted as fact as Pueyo is doing here. And I'm not being pedantic; this is an extremely important point. Many propagandistic stories are pushed during a war. We should be careful not to buy into them.
> We're going talking about running untrusted software on your computer, remember?

You are talking about running untrusted software on your computer. This thread is about the "youtubei.js" npm package that is acting as a wrapper around YouTube's API.

My point is it's trivial for this developer to add additional code to `youtube.signIn(creds)` that I'm calling vs. any developer of one of my dependency to inject code to steal the same creds. If it's frontend code, their injected code cannot execute beyond mydomain.com. If it's backend code, their injected code would have to guess how my application works. I guess they can trivially dump my env variables but that's about it.
Define the difference.
A relative of mine grew up with essentially half of his brain after he underwent surgery at a very young age to control his epileptic seizures.

A book was written about his case and the incredible recovery results, titled "half a brain is enough".

https://www.amazon.com/-/en/Antonio-M-Battro/dp/0521783070
Something like this lives or dies based on how much you annoy the people with lawyers to spare. Doesn't seem like the best plan.
That looks pretty cool. When I want to fiddle with things, might even use that to replace my setup around vim-slime + other minor plugins https://gist.github.com/mhitza/a00d7900571e9f13bac2bbf4a203d... (example setup for Guile, but I use the same thing for Chicken). Hopefully it's not Neovim exclusive!
Hello fellow Inboxer!
Wim Hof is really good, the calmness you feel after the breathing is unmatched.

There all these small techniques for managing emotions that are just not well known. If you need to calm down in the moment for example, doing a simple inhale for 4 seconds, hold for 2, exhale for 8 can make your stress melt away. Or in really stressful situations, try grabbing an icepack and holding it for a minute.
This comes as a reminder that good, high resolution screens are not a given yet.

Every other specs are configurable or look decent enough, and it seems to be a well thought, very competent product. I image not getting a screen on-par with current macbooks for instance to be something that was just not feasible, and clearly not an oversight.
But it did stink.
Could you elaborate on "just using -Ofast to get vectorization"? I can not really believe this works for anything but the simplest of kernels.
This is Japan, in a nutshell
It only manages to pull off this designation because the route from Pittsburgh to DC is technically 2 rail-trails (there's a tiny road segment of less than a mile that connects them in Cumberland, MD). Either way, the more rail-trails the better!
Please don't use discord, use gitter or something else which itself is open source
I don't see why YouTube would want to allow any of this; the APIs probably changes regularly, have documentation only available internally, and they can't attribute the use of these APIs to specific Client IDs for abuse (ie. bypassing rate limits by using these); this is not mentioning how there's $0 to gain from doing this, and it could actively cause them to lose money since the RIAA has DMCA'd even the mention of downloading music videos from YT[0]. If they wanted to introduce any more functionality to the API, they'll simply add it to the official API and extend the docs[1].

0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24872911

1: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs
Why did you reply to me directly then? If you don’t know what threads are then you should find out.

In what way exactly was what I asked for broad? Please, I want to hold you to this point.

In my experience, people like you are incapable of backing up your claims with the barest minimum of hard evidence, and you try to cover that fact up with a shotgun spray (or another kind of spray) of narratives and an uppity, condescending affectation. I’m not impressed.

Anyone observing what’s going on within the US-centric Internet right now should be able to understand dispassionately how China benefited from creating the conditions for its own national tech companies to develop. No US company can suddenly shut off mobile payments infrastructure within China, for instance.
According to this documentary [1], he is very much alive.

[1] <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFzCQcHglFA>
"does not go for" 0 nope all of his share holdings are just that, holdings. It's not until he liquidates any of those shares that the money be put to work. In that way it doesn't matter he he shifts billions into twitter, he can liquidate it just the same. Probably for more given his track record pumping the value of companies.
Gotta admit, the spring inside the tip to prevent stress breakage sounds amazing. It was the #1 reason I stopped using mechanical pencils.
There's some of these in Paris along the historic route of the abandoned "Petite Ceinture" railway.

Here's one example where buildings have been built in the way: https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Petite+Ceinture+du+12%C3%A8...
I find it ironic that some people are blaming the author so bad given that Github has made the same mistake in the past and had to restore it from the backup, making it clear that the UX could be better.

I get it, we should all be very cautious when doing destructive actions, but it's also specially easy to be confused by github's repository naming conventions and you're not seeing the actual repository you're making private, just it's name.
So sorry to say this dude, you are having a midlife crisis.

I am guessing you have achieved everything you want in life and are now, as you said it: lost.

So yeah, when god closes a door, he opens a window. Look at this as an opportunity to figure out what you want out of the rest of your life.

Depression is a means for your brain to protect itself and find the root cause of your problems. The ruminative thoughts can let you analyse issues at depth if you let it.

Be strong and remember life is an amazing thing, there is always the possibility to change :)
Is that book still worth to spend time reading if I do understand what you are saying and I hold the same views? I'm always hungry to learn something useful from books, but more often than not I find these hyped books ("The Checklist Manifesto" comes to mind) really annoying in that they make me spend a significant amount of time reading stupid "curious life stories" to bring across a point that can be expressed in a 3 word sentence, like "checklists are good". And it's even worse when these are trivial truths most sane people would agree on, which doesn't make the "advice" more actionable, because it's just much easier said than done.

I mean, it would be disappointing to read it to find it summarizes exactly to what you just said.
Yea people don't understand he has too much money to care about playing games and pumping/dumping shares. He basically can't take a breath without 'manipulating' the stock price of something.
Baseball Drag Measurements in Free Flight
How would you word that sentence and remain factual about the deletion?
Rather than post this completely useless comment, why don't you actually contribute by posting why you think this study should be ignored? I think many people in this comment section know from personal experience that breathing is a powerful tool for stress management so this result is intuitive to them.
That compares the options as if the negotiation was a one-time thing. But game theory would say that giving in to Russian demands would get you … more demands.
From TFA's Abstract:

"While baseball is a popular sport with a storied history, the aerodynamic properties of the seamed sports ball are not fully understood. Reported aerodynamic baseball behaviors are primarily based on force measurements from wind tunnels. The following describes a methodology to measure baseball drag in free flight from changes in its speed. The method relies on a high accuracy ball delivery device and speed measurement system. It avoids the large infrastructure, stinger attachment and blockage effects associated with wind tunnels. In the present work, we examined the baseball drag as a function of orientation and with spin. The drag values retrieved from the proposed method are in good agreement with radar and video measurements. However, they are lower than those reported in other wind tunnel measurements, which was attributed to differences in the balls that were tested or the stinger attachment."
Easily. The 8th gen CPUs are a nice sweet spot. Powerful enough graphics and cpu, energy efficient enough, 4 cores, while not new enough to be expensive.
https://twitter.com/0ddette/status/1499486726259101702
And I said they were right to fund them because they are not a threat. What's your point?
you get a lot of atomic hydrogen and given enough time
LibBF – small library to handle arbitrary precision floating point numbers
am I only one who reads like this? it's really bit small but I get to scan/read quickly, with one tap collapse. https://imgur.com/a/aEU6Ltv
Your "fair punishment" is based on the idea that because the racism was random and arbitrary, the punishment should also be random and arbitrary. This isn't how justice works, and if this was applied to any other "crime", nobody would be okay with it.
Yea it's not complicated for a large financial institution to underwrite the offer. Plus he still plans to keep as many shareholders as he can still involved when it goes private so his final ownership percentage will be much lower.
Ehhh any large play could be considered market manipulation. JetBlue recently offered to buy Spirit, but there’s no 2000+ comment thread on that.
Tangantially related, I remember reading the Asahi Linux wiki [0], and was shocked by this statement about Apple Silicon machines. It's fascinating that Apple has a reputation for being anti-libre, yet the hardware they built is arguably very libre-friendly.

> This puts them somewhere between x86 PCs and a libre-first system like the Talos II in terms of freedom to replace firmware and boot components; while a number of blobs are required in order to boot the system, none of those have the ability to take over the OS or compromise it post-boot (unlike, say, Intel ME and AMD PSP on recent systems, or the DMA-capable chips on the LPC bus running opaque blobs that exist on even old ThinkPads).

> From a security perspective, these machines may possibly qualify as the most secure general purpose computers available to the public which support third-party OSes, in terms of resistance to attack by non-owners.

[0]: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Introduction-to-Appl...
It sounds like you are ok with the post, except for the one sentence before the epilogue?
I agree! I've had the best luck with this one, which is far better than the average pH pen from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Accuracy-Suitable-Testing-...
Greedier and cockier than Jobs? The same Jobs who wouldn't admit paternity for years? The same Jobs who wouldn't acknowledge certain teams that had worked on certain products at Apple? The same Jobs who tried to buy Dropbox by telling them they were an app, not a company? You've got to be kidding me. That is a colossally high bar for both those qualities.
Still staying away.
Dynamo is great until you have a lot of traffic. Unless you design from the ground up to avoid hot partitions, you’ll get throttled pretty hard. If you designed to avoid that, great. But you’re going to blow a hole in your pocket.

I worked at Amazon for 10 years. For any non Amazon project, I use Postgres. It’s a damn Swiss Army knife.

You don’t need GraphQL by default. It’s just another service. Client code generation is nice I guess. But unless you’re trying to join together 10 services and simplify discovery of schemes and APIs - in a large scale project - I’ve found it to be overkill.

On the front end, pick whatever. Even Angular 1x probably works fine still (dunno about any known major issues).

For back end, I’d use a JVM language, mainly because fine tuning it isn’t too bad, and there’s a credible library for just about anything. Also because that’s what I’m most comfortable with from my time at Amazon.

For any serious project, I’d avoid tying yourself to AWS or any specific cloud provider.
I don't understand why the industry hasn't switched over completely to hidpi screens. Once you use one you can never go back. I feel so bad for people still using 1920x1080 screens. Truly the price of freedom is having to squint and lose your eyesight, hoping that font tricks can save you, when you could just be using a display with a modern amount of pixels on it.
You don't like the word "masses" is all
This is one of the longer wikipedia articles I've come across. It's hard to imagine the US population had much say in the matter.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r...
An Uncertain Future for a Chinese Scientist Accused of Espionage
Stand or pace your space frequently. If you remember hour-long conference room meetings, standing after a while was OK. You may need to rethink your camera and studio setup. You just don’t want to fill the camera with crotch where your face was.

And block off calendar with “meeting” and “1:1” meetings for breaks. It’s not just the zoom, we end up sitting for longer stretches because it’s all scheduled tightly at one desk. Wfh is the least healthy of work enviroments if you get stuck.

I’ve got days of 6-hour zoom stretches, worse for my mgt. Hope that’s worse than everyone else, otherwise this new world really sucks.
Archived: https://archive.ph/RnFPz
Just so you know: the prevalence of non-Brahmin castes among toppers is discussed rather in hushed tones. The supposed explanation is that "richer" families have better access to coaching.

I have been involved in public exams in India. I think the best predictor for performance is how relevant your parents' education is, to your career, not caste per se.
Roboethics Competition
> We even offered GitHub financial compensation for any resources required

What? Can anyone explain this? Are people so desperate about github stars these days that they’re willing to pay Microsoft for them?
Well, no, that just shows it’s obvious which side they’re not on. The Red and Blue are two very large tents.
I would guess that it’s available on the chipset so they added it. Maybe nothing more than that.
I can't tell if you're being serious? There is nothing about 'Web 3.0', at the least the current implementation, that is designed to serve the masses. The "new system" is purely theoretical and all of the blockchain-based products are expensive, user hostile, and generally just poor pieces of technology considering the state of software engineering in 2022.
A vapor-compression heat pump generates hot air. But many old buildings transmit heat using hot water. This only works if the water is quite a bit hotter than a heat pump usually gets, because the water heats by blackbody radiation, the radiation power is proportional to T^4, and the effective surface area of the existing radiators is calibrated to the old drive temperatures.

Heat pumps are a drop-in replacement if you have forced-air heating, but if you have hot-water radiators, it's not so easy. In theory, you could add another stage, but now you're sacrificing a lot of COP. New buildings should always be built with heat pumps (and heat exchangers) but old buildings take a lot of work to fix.
When I was taking my employment break, I got some good work done in the park like this. No coworkers meant I didn't really need to be online most of the time either.
A vision (ML)-based blocker should easily blow rigid rule-based cosmetic blockers out of the water and render div soup obfuscation completely useless. Not sure anyone’s investing in that space though.

Once you’ve defeated obfuscation you’ll be dealing with DOM integrity-based defenses.
Submerging the gun barrel in the ocean presents huge engineering and maintenance challenges. It's not impossible but building anything underwater is extremely expensive. And then you have to deal with currents, corrosion, storms, leaks. People who aren't experienced in marine engineering tend to drastically underestimate the costs.
Thank you for quoting. I see where you’re coming from - the comparison to killing people is pretty hyperbolic.

Do you agree that, hyperbolic metaphors aside, the UI improvement suggestion is a good one?
Nope, a gold star to you for trying though.
i once worked with a clinical pipeline for epilepsy resections and was always amazed at how much tissue they'd remove.

they'd take extreme care to not remove anything that results in functional deficits, but would often resect near entire lobes.

i was shocked, but they said recovery was robust and that stopping disease progression was a much more important goal for long term wellbeing.

epilepsy can be progressive in intractable cases, the untreated endpoint is not a good one.
Above the fold, I see "ApplicationModule" and "ChangeDetectionStrategy" so it contains at least 1 copy of Angular.
You don't need more than that.

There are easier ways _depending on the context of what you already know_. There are better ways depending on what you're optimizing for. For you I bet this will be hard to beat. For me, I'd probably throw it in AWS S3, because that's what I know without having to think about it or do much work.

Containers and other such things are more for when you need different things, like a dynamic site or backend async processing, or not a site at all, and especially when you need some/all of that and are tired of sysadmining a VM.
Ambedkar was also an economist. He studied alternatives to the gold standard in his phd thesis.

http://drambedkar.co.in/wp-content/uploads/books/category1/1...
it never changed, p in 1080p always referred to progressive lines as it came from movies/tv, 4k always meant 4096 at horizontal.
We still have 2160p which is 3840×2160
They never replaced each other, just different definitions for screen sizes
Caddy, you say?

This is what I would do.

Keep the Markdown files on your local PC.

- Add/modify Markdown files.

- run a bash script to

- - rsync them all to your VPS

- - run Caddy on VPS

Done.

View on your favorite web browser.
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