skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably. What drove me away more than ads is that I can’t find any good content that is less than 20min long. The “algorithm” feeds me shit that, yes I’m interested in, but is longer than a sitcom! (and drove creators to optimize for longer format,I know) I realize this is by design and blah blah engagement blah blah ad revenue etc. but I yearn for the days of good interesting shit where I could queue up 10 vids and it doesn’t take me a month to burn through it all…. I want an option to tell suggestions to keep it between 3-8min long content!!!
i'm not sure it qualifies as a purchase by a single individual? I've not seen concrete reporting on whether there would be minority partners in the deal, but I'd be somewhat surprised if there weren't.
I have a "5" that went through two bracelets before dying. At the time Seiko wanted a flat rate ($149 or $199?) to repair. I got a new kinetic for less than that, and I don't have to set the time weekly.
Have they not been doing the same with "fourth of July"? Or is this an exception?
> They had nothing to offer in previous centuries...

Are you kidding? They had the tremendous value of "do what I say or I will draw this very long knife and push it into you."

They literally offered the gift of life.
November 21, 1812

What do I win?
Which is why guidance matters... Most companies are just expected to grow barely faster than inflation, which isn't too hard. But companies with high PE are expected to grow much faster. It's not this quarters revenue that matters, but future ones. Guidance is about future quarters. Sour guidance means you're no longer a rocketing tech company.
I do expect that such "workarounds" will always exist. I just don't think they're more realistic than just getting some good-enough math fundamentals in K-12, without mucking about with "data science" silliness. (Data literacy is of course appropriate to Science class, and the letter even mentions that.)
Not super duper high load but we use Caddy to https encrypted dashboards to 25k users.
Hey, as a nginx user for many many years, I don't understand why would I want to switch. Can you please give a few examples why it made sense for you? Especially with kubernetes environment I have a hard time trying to justify this.
But the value of Veblen goods is based on paying for the real thing. If you build yourself a Rolex equivalent as part of your hobby it still won't be valued as a "proper" Rolex even if it was just as good quality-wise.
As a bona-fide commoner, I'll say that it's been at least a couple of centuries since European royalty has been more than at-will employees of the republics ruling the land.

The English went first, poor Charles I was terminated with extreme prejudice when he got ideas.

'Tis a pity, us commoners could use a good monarch to keep the blood-sucking senators in line.
OK, fair enough. Thanks for the info!

I write about this stuff for a living these days, so I am trying to widen the range of distros that I try, that I use, and to learn more about why people choose particular ones.
Both terms are used with identical meaning referring to shared leave pool instead of separate vacation and sick leave (“annual leave” is sometimes used for this purpose, but sometimes, e.g. federal service, equivalent to “vacation”); IME (which may not be representative) paid is somewhat more common than personal for the shared leave pool.

Confusingly, paid time off (with the same abbreviation) is also sometimes used in the more obvious sense encompassing all or most paid leave (including some or all of things like bereavement, company/public holidays, paid time for administrative shutdowns, etc.)

(All of this is in the U.S.)
Fair enough. Thank you for the response and the best of luck to you and your team :beers:
I use Terminus 9pt whenever/wherever I can easily get it going for this reason. It's funny seeing all the replies from people who don't get it. Other fonts really do all look blurry next to bitmaps. I've switched terminal emulators at least once due to Pango dropping bitmap support. Still works in foot and alacritty. Probably others as well, but I also need Wayland support.
Yes a lot of people still use Office, especially Excel
If we identify optimists and pessimists only by the most extreme variant of each we will have excluded virtually everyone and no longer possess a scale with which to measure them.
In another world, where the interdisciplinary cards fell a little differently, and the history of clinical psychiatry sustained talking therapy in lieu of pharmaceutical hegemony, I think programmers of all types would read Lacan a lot more. Not for any one of his clinical findings, but as so many lessons in system design. As so many lessons in the determining nature of syntax. As inspiration for they way infrastructure determines superstructure. The clinical stuff was obviously the most important thing to him, but it doesn't even touch on his thoughts about language, which turns out to be thoughts on cybernetics, and the spontaneous effects of making some variables static and others dynamic, so to speak, that's really all it is. That, IMO, is where the good stuff is, if your not an analyst.
Lack of literal billions in liquid funds for a vanity project is the first thing that comes to mind.
I'm inclined to agree. Are you aware of the Poor People's Campaign? https://www.poorpeoplescampaign.org/

My sense is that it'll take action on the part of people who aren't activists to really shake things up, but the PPC seems like a start.
There was a short docu on this house I watched some time ago.

It has some interesting features, such as the dining area's table slides between the kitchen and the nook

I think the bathroom opens up to outside? I cant quite recall...
‘Sobota’ resembles ‘sábado’ in Spanish and might refer to the Sabbath?
It may not have happened to you yet, but someday you'll see a date somewhere other than this post.
And you can tell who crossed that bridge, never to come back. Georgia and Tennessee, for instance. I think I crossed over that one in 2019.
What's really staggering going back to an antenna is just how many channels there are to choose from now. Sure most of it comes off like they gave an AM radio station a TV studio, but a lot of it is great and all of it is free.
Every place with wet season maybe?
NativeScript for Capacitor v2 Released
I had to read the parent comment twice to understand that it was talking about the date in the title of the post and not anything relevant whatsoever.
HN is a forum for nerds, not a public square. Even then, it's quite pro-freespeech.
The thing that I find myself wanting, which is lacking in both jq and zq afaik, is interactive exploration. I want to move around in a large JSON file, narrow my context to the portion I'm interested in, and do specialized queries and transformations on just the data I care about.

I wrote a tool to do this -- https://github.com/hotsphink/sfink-tools/blob/master/bin/jso... -- but I do not recommend it to anyone other than as perhaps a source of inspiration. It's slow and buggy, the syntax is cryptic and just matches whatever I came up with when I had a new need, etc. It probably wouldn't exist if I had heard of jq sooner.

But for what it does, it's awesome. I can do things like:

% json somefile.json
> ls
0/
1/
2/
> cd 0
> ls
info/
files/
timings/
version
> cat version
1.2b
> cat timings/*/mean
timings/firstPaint/mean = 51
timings/loadEventEnd/mean = 103
timings/timeToContentfulPaint/mean = 68
timings/timeToDomContentFlushed/mean = 67
timings/timeToFirstInteractive/mean = 658
timings/ttfb/mean = 6

There are commands for searching, modifying data, aggregating, etc., but those would be better done in a more principled, full-featured syntax like jq's.

I see ijq, and it looks really nice. But it doesn't have the context and restriction of focus that I'm looking for.
After a search for a perfect watch buying and then selling anything from very cheap to very expensive I ended up with a solar G-Shock square with radio timekeeping. Indestructible, always on and always accurate. The perfect watch.
I'm sorry, but I'm writing this response without reading all the previous comments, but with almost 600 directly to it and more comments to a comment I hope it's understandable.

However I did read a good portion of them and I'm confused...I thought Python doesn't use types everything is an object according to their documentation.

Now for my 2 cents, if you don't care, don't read it... a lot of the comments aren't based on facts but opinions and a lack of understanding of the actual language, funny that I write that after my previous sentence huh? :) . Every language has goods and bads, don't think as someone who as a Python programmer or C programmer, just a programmer and use the best tool for the task you're trying to complete. If you've been programming for awhile you should have used a dozen different languages at some point. Don't focus on what the language can do but understanding the underlying concepts and then you can easily use the one that makes the most sense for that project.
> Think about it like speaking a different language

The correct analogy is I don't know which language is spoken and the same words get used in multiple languages with different meaning. Now I can apply heuristics to figure it out or in some cases I can only guess.
The Korn parody is brilliant!
> Yes you were wrong, and and that other person was correct.

No, I was not wrong. If you actually read the thread, you would see that there was no misunderstanding. Continuing to reply isn't going to change that.

> Multiple other people here are not interpreting the statement how you are interpreting it. So to everyone else, it was clear, and you seem to be the one mis-interpreting.

And by multiple people, you mean you and the one other? Both who are ideologically opposed to my arguments. Shocking.

> I think it is pretty clear that the original poster was saying something similar to that.

It's clear that the original poster was saying exactly what they wrote.

So as I said, what exactly are you trying to accomplish here? Because you're multiple replies in, and have accomplished precisely nothing. You've jumped in to make your own little interpretation of someone else's interpretation of someone else's comment. Are you seriously oblivious to how ridiculous this is?
Pretty sure 99/100 people would assume it’s Bolt and not some startup from Estonia.
I couldn't get Battle Chess to work. It kept giving me a memory error. I even read the readme file that says how to fix it but the option it mentions isn't available in the Controls pane for Memory. :(
False economy. The problem with letting predators get the impression that they can take you down is that they start trying to do so (as current events illustrate), causing you to have to spend more on defense anyway.
I'd heard this was because July and August (for Julius and Augustus) were added later to the calendar and originally there were only 10 months that started with January.
If you can spare the $200 or something and you need a solid base to work from, Tailwind UI is the best money can buy.
Oops, I think I might have replied to the wrong comment. Sorry about that!
The phrase

> here's our list of 10 of the best.

seems particularly listicle-y, especially with the full stop rather than a colon or nothing
It's telling that the one topic Democrats and Republicans agree on is making changes to, or repealing, Section 230.
Am I losing my gdmn mind here?
You say look at the label not the insert, the FDA will have it.
I link you to the FDA's label. The link literally had the word 'label' in it
drugsatfda_docs >>> label <<<

Inside the document there are 3 things the 'HIGHLIGHTS OF PRESCRIBING INFORMATION', AND the 'FULL PRESCRIBING INFORMATION' AND finally 'PATIENT INFORMATION'

I cite the relevant information about weight from them
'FULL PRESCRIBING INFORMATION: CONTENTS: PART 12 CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY
and you act like I not you have performed some sort of bait and switch...

You are the one claiming expertise here, so enlighten me, where is the the carve out for "we didn't test this at all on the morbidly obese" in place a doctor will find it if not in 'FULL PRESCRIBING INFORMATION'?
> very few optimists make money

I think the point is:

1. only optimists make money
2. though most optimists lose it
3. pessimists manage loss, but in exchange forego gain

I am dubious about broad statements (like the one I just made above) but perhaps it is broadly true.
At the time of writing the examples for the site we decided to use require as we had a lot of new Node.js developers and wanted to make sure they could just get going without having to know how to compile their code.

We will potentially move to import in the future, but people asked for require when the examples previously used imports.

With the package you can user import as an ES Module version is available:

> import M3O from 'm3o';
> const m3o = M3O(process.env.M3O_API_TOKEN);

Note: As long as the M3O_API_TOKEN environment variable is provided via a .env file then this is not required to be passed.
> (The bosses probably talked about how back in the day when their ancestors built the pyramids, workers were much tougher and dedicated)

They likely didn't.

The Egyptians recorded many things, including excuses for missing work, with incredible detail. They never once recorded how they built the pyramids.

Either religious/spiritual/ritualistic reasons prevented them from doing so, or they didn't build them. Either way, they didn't record it and probably didn't speak of it.
They also can to the opposite, i.e. actively destabilizing the country, preventing needed reforms, call for coups etc. In difference to politicians you can't as simply remove their authority on misbehavior because royalty is not something you are elected to.

The fundamental flaw of monarchies is that they raise or fall with the character and competency of a single person (or very small group). (This also applies to system where a single person hold a lot of power mostly unchecked, like e.g. a democratically elected president with way to much power).

Anyway the role they still play differs hugely depending on country. In some it's close to none, in some they still have a bit of old money in some they still have some political influence.

In the end Spain 1981 was lucky, lucky in that the King respected the choice of the people which had removed most of his families power from them. If the King instead would have wanted to reestablish royal power things probably would have ended pretty bad.
It isn't just about commenting on individuals (though personal attacks are even worse of course). It's about editing out swipes and putdowns. They just degrade discussion without adding information, and they tend to evoke worse from others.

For example your GP comment would be just fine without the first sentence.
I, the OP, understand why you could be irritated.

In fairness to myself, as someone who holds to individual sovereign autonomy as the only morally acceptable governing principle, I was being consistent!

I don't accept the assumed right of government or of kings to rule over another, or me specifically. Our deferral to people we are taught are our betters, whose pronouncements we unreflectively accept as akin to the word of God, has always been the problem. The solution is individual autonomy.

You may disagree with my view of course, but my one line 'sassy' comment was earnest and in keeping with my position!
It's like a lottery ticket. If someone comes to me and excitedly says "I bought a lottery ticket! This is going to change my life!" I'd call that naive optimism, and I'm going to be pretty pessimistic about their chances. Nevertheless, I recognize that people win the lottery every week.

When I see an article about the next cancer cure, it's that single lottery ticket: nope, not gonna work. I'll believe it when I see it, etc. That does not, however, mean I am pessimistic that we will ever cure (many/most) cancer. But I might not bother to read the numbers off every ticket that pops up in popular science feeds.
The someone was Pedro's brother Miguel. After losing the war, he was banished and his descendents removed from the succession line, but they now claim to be heirs to the throne of Portugal (which nobody really cares about).

This all happened after the royal family escaped the French invasions to Brazil and Rio de Janeiro became the capital of Portugal. The story of Pedro, the independence of Brazil and the Portuguese liberal wars is really interesting.
Musk methods might be harsh or offend a particular political spectrum but they are meant to optimize for time. Time is of the essence for somebody running 6 companies and trying to accomplish what he set in ambitious timelines.

Many people can't grasp what he's trying to do with Tesla , SpaceX and now Twitter. So they resort to criticism.

He's giving millions of people a reason to be hopeful about the future.

What he's about to accomplish with X-Holdings is a place where every futurist can congregate under his leadership as he constantly show us the way into the future, and hopefully off this planet towards Mars and (although we won't see it) at some point into the Andromeda Galaxy.

Elon Musk is the man who sees infinite.
Elon Musk will owe Twitter $1B if he can’t secure financing
This is almost exactly how I think about the problem of deciding how to deep-key to a specific field of a nested json structure.

If you can emit the syntactic form as a Python or perl ref, or a jq array ref, then I could use your tool to find the structure and the other ones to stream.

Great example! Thanks for posting this.
I came across this attribute when making a model/popover widget to capture focus, which is necessary for accessibility and keyboard navigation. Works great and will be using again.
I can’t tell if it’s just simple nostalgia, but I feel it too.

I got my first Mac when I was in 4th grade in 1994. (A Performa 630CD, which is so slow that I assume my AirPods have an order of magnitude more computational power.) By god I loved that thing.

And I think in part it’s because I could poke at it. You could fiddle around inside the System Folder. You could modify application resources with ResEdit. You could really dig in and see all the files, and then probably accidentally ruin something, but still, you could do it. And you simply cannot do that on an iOS device outside of jailbreaking, and increasingly you cannot do that with SIP and other security measures on macOS.

Which is probably for the best, for obvious security reasons. But I feel like I miss that joy of exploration…
> Do you accept that all of these content creators signed an agreement to use YouTube's platform, which is a private entity?

Do you accept that users sign an agreement with their ISP, also a private entity? Why should the ISP, a private entity, not be able to censor traffic for which it provides the infrastructure? Because it (like social media) has few competitors?
I was just namedropping this project in another thread today. Cool to see it on the front page too!
Opposite for me. I don’t like wearing a watch in the evening, and I always forgot to charge the Apple Watch because it would be by the sink where I prepped dinner or somewhere. I never have to worry about charging my mechanical. I wear a brand that people obsessed with watches that appreciate don’t care about (so they lose value) but are mechanically “perfect.” Not a status symbol, I don’t have to worry about wearing it on vacation or anything. It’s a prized possession because of it’s utility.
Just like comments to the original poster, low wage people get pay bumps by bouncing jobs. And in this tight job market, that's happening.
Hey thank you for the honest feedback and taking the time to check it out!

> Since it brought me to the end of the chat I had to scroll to the top to catch up (which has some loading lag) so it felt like I had to do too much work to get engaged. Perhaps the opening post could be pinned at least?

I hadn't thought of pinning the top message once it's been buried but that's not a bad idea. Or just adding a "to the top" button?

> The other part I got kind of lost with was the lack of a back button to return to the topics. Using the browser isn’t an issue, but the way the UI is presented it seemed like it would be there but I didn’t see it.

I take it you were on mobile? That's good feedback I have to think about.

Thank you!
Alternately, the records were simply stored in a place that was destroyed or we haven't found yet.
It was a weird crossing of streams when I first saw his watch channel, because I'd only known him as a Magic: the Gathering commentator and streamer. I can't even say "better known" given the relative subscriber numbers.
Currently on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31172475
Competition in the natural world is typically zero sum. In the human world cooperation and competition aren't mutually exclusive, and in fact we tend to build societies that leverage competition for mutual gain--i.e. cooperative competition. In any event, I think the point is that [altruistic, non-kin, systemic] cooperation is the distinguishing characteristic of the human species, not that it's the only dynamic at play or even the one that predominates across all discrete social interactions.
I started using one called Context Search[0] which let me set custom URLs to be searched on right-click. I needed something to search selected text on an intranet php search page, seems to work okay so far.

[0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/contextual-se...
Yeah as soon as those orders weren't being filled and the ceo of robinhood was grilled by congress no one ever believed in them. On the discord there still people that use robinhood but most people use different brokers anyway like TD Ameritrade.
As others have pointed out, you're describing nonplanar printing. If you really want to have fun you should look into 5 axis 3D printing, which can not only do the nonplanar stuff you're talking about but also tilt the head to print features onto the side of the part and take advantage of different layer orientations, though I'm not sure anyone has mixed nonplanar printing with 5 axis yet.

As a bonus, Prusa is working on taking advantage of the tool changing capabilities of the new Prusa XL printer so that some parts of the print are done with a different size nozzle and layer thickness than others, and even different materials.

edit: Just remembered Stefan from CNC Kitchen also wrote a python script to warp vase mode prints so he could use nonplanar printing to print curved tubes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XaaUXOwzTs
I appreciate the guts to seriously bring up ancient aliens on hackernews.
I just pay to remove them. It's pricey, but there is fabulous stuff on youtube I find no place else, and something for the whole family to boot.
> Obviously broadband is not a utility yet, although there is massive support to making it one, and it probably should be. But let's ignore the semantic tricks and change the argument slightly.

> Why is YouTube equivalent to Electricity/Water?

This is not the comparison I am making. I am comparing YouTube to ISPs and claiming that arguments for or against censorship in the former could also apply to the latter.
How could you possibly think the economy hasn’t grown in real terms since the 70’s?

Almost every consumer item is vastly better and cheaper. Middle class lives are luxurious in the extreme compared to then.

Who cares if 100 people at the top are getting more rewards faster, does it actually make your life worse? No. Only if you are jealous and mean-spirited does Musk’s quarter trillion dollars bother you.

In fact, these people tend to invest in things that lead to further improvement.

Furthermore, if Twitter bothers you that much, go on Parler.
What does USP abbreviate?