skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Caveats:

- It's $25/mo., post-paid, not pro-rated

- While Portability is active, your service is deprioritized

- You can't use it in-motion, and you can only use it on the same continent as your station's permanent address.
Sorry if I'm missing the point, but of course if you don't eat you lose weight pretty fast.

I'm not a fan of CICO but when calories in = 0 and the average TDEE is around 2500 kcal, it's a pretty simple equation. The rule of thumb is 1 kg of body fat is equivalent to 7000 kcal of energy deficit.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12581427
Did you ever get to a point where, as long as they collectively agreed on the right way forward, they had your implicit okay and didn't actually need to go to you and have you say it?
How about a circuit that disconnects the wall sockets upon a strike? If you make the length of the cables to your sockets divided by the propagation speed much longer than the time it takes the control signal, it could work, no?
That stuff has no effect on the future lives of these teens. It's not as if they were ever going to see those obscure Amazon insects anyway. We don't have dodo's anymore but we're happy.

I'd say they falsely fear that it will cause them great harm. I know a teen who was genuinely afraid of climate change as if she would drown in the rising sea or something like that. I think there's a lot of exaggerated apocalyptic fearmongering harming them.
What if the driver actually became a taxi driver so that he could embed himself into the company's hiring process, gave dozens of fair, yet informal candidate reviews, spent years gaining everyone's confidence, all specifically so that one day he could sabotage his arch nemesis' interview by lying and denying him a job!

This subthread is really getting absurd. It's a perfectly good test to hear whether a candidate mistreated someone who they might perceive to be beneath them, and only severely asocial nerds would interpret Op's anecdote as if they put this taxi driver into the CI/CD pipeline to pass/fail candidates.
I play 1-2 games of Teamfight Tactics or League of Legends per day.

I love the limited time for each game. It's perfect for relaxation. You just play a game which takes around 20-30 minutes and after that you can decide to play another one or quit for the day.
What's going to stop these guys from selling to fb like they did with whatsapp?
If the title is true, that would be a huge achievement. Unfortunately, the page says nothing about how it works and nothing about the speed advantage you get.

For my emulator jor1k [1] I tried something similar years ago [2]. However I haven't continued on this topic because of priority shifts. But the potential speed advantages are astonishing. My proof of context reached more than 1 billion emulated machine instructions per second.

[1] https://github.com/s-macke/jor1k

[2] https://github.com/s-macke/jor1k/wiki/Breaking-the-1-billion...
And how would he know someone who was sitting in his taxi on their way to a job interview was gay?
Thank you very much, this is very valuable information, much appreciated!
A lightning bolt carries a current upwards of 100,000 amps, and has upwards of 10 billion joules of energy.

How many gigawatts is that? I’ve a car I need to jump start.
There’s a huge difference between video games as well. I wanted to show my nieces what I was playing as a kid, so I bought them aladdin and lion king pack on a Nintendo Switch that I bought for them, but they just want to play Mario Kart, which I think is boring, as it contains so many random elements, that they don’t really have to put in the effort to go through the levels.
Tech for Non-Tech
> The point of this is not just to emphasize that the past was unimaginably and exponentially worse than the present in every imaginable way, but rather that there was no widespread mental health collapse.

I think there might have been, it just took different forms. For one thing, alcoholism and wife abuse (beating) was absolutely rampant in those times. These are not signs of mentally healthy individuals...
Great! That has nothing to do with the article, though.
I hate that I had to Google this - time to hang up my pointy ears.
This guy's long winding explanation just seems to fall completely flat. It feels like if you have to go into such detail as to why I'm not actually fine with the text I'm looking at, then I probably actually am fine with it

That and who uses a yellow background when discussing readability?
No relay in the world is going to switch fast enough for this. I'd love to be proven wrong though.
Err. Did you read the article?
I have a mechanical watch. I wish it was quartz. I simply could not find any quartz watch in a style I liked. I even prefer thin watches.

I feel like the field of actually nicely designed quartz watches is dead from competition with mechanical and smart watches. Where smart watches are just ugly, and mechanical watches look amazing but are more hobby or conversation pieces than actually good for telling time.
> Everyone unilaterally making their own decisions creates an inconsistent mess.

Nobody is talking about people unilaterally making their own decisions. We are talking about intelligent people discussing among each other and reaching a consensus together without having someone else tell them what to think.

> You can still overrule it if it’s not reasonable.

If anything, this would be someone unilaterally making their own decision!

The manager is not some sort of superhuman that alone knows better than the rest of the employees together. Maybe the manager has more information than the rest of the employees, but then the manager can share that and the other employees can revise their decision in light of the new information.
> you may find out that the real problem is that solid-state physics isn't object-oriented

I am saving this quote for future use. Thank you :)
This doesn’t seem related to my comment.
Good luck breaking a circuit when dealing with lightning discharge conditions.

That is unless are okay buying oil immersed equipment the size of a fridge. And that’s probably not enough, either.
Good luck for getting all documentation that you need offline. I was trying to work from hotels with crappy internet, but at this point it’s just impossible. No software creator cares about offline experience anymore.
>this is a religious decision and giving fetus' rights greater than actual living humans.

How is that? There still would be no federal law against killing fetuses, whereas there is a federal law against killing born people.
They certainly are when LTO and PGO are part of the picture.
Apologies, should be good now.
I moved from Perl to Python around 2011, mainly for Django.

Perl is a more expressive, "cleverer" language. But I noticed when I moved to Python that I write better code. Too often in Perl I would try something clever and terse, then two days later it would bite me in the bum and cause more problems than it solved.

I would still pull out Perl for some quick bash replacement type script, regular expressions are so much nicer in Perl, but for larger scale long term projects where maintenance is important, I would go for Python.
The trouble is, there are undemocratic societies where this is being built as well. This drone swarm is actually from China. The reasons why we build these systems is to prevent the undemocratic societies gaining power over us. The threat of our own societies becoming undemocratic doesn't feel as pressing as the threat of undemocratic societies that exist today.

The atomic bomb is a good example, a lot of the scientist working on it wouldn't have if there weren't fears that Nazi Germany was going to build it first.

This also reminds of the prisoners dilemma. If both parties choose not to build these systems we would be all fine, if one builds it and the others doesn't the other is screwed. If both build it they are both screwed but not as much.
It's something i started to think about a lot the last few months. I realized that i don't have any diet-nutritional education:

I don't know what "carbs" and "sugar" really are in order to make informed decisions. What does my body take from the foods i consume, how does it take it?

Do we really need to consume that much meat (or even at all) comparatively to the past?

What are "processed" foods and why they are bad? How does the processing of food makes them unhealthy?

I have some answers to most of the questions above, but do i really have informed answers?, no i don't feel i do.
> Inflammation of the heart muscle is not a minor thing!

I said this where?
I have some recent anecdata on the topic. When browsing Google Maps reviews to compare psychotherapists in my area, the overwhelming majority of the reviews are from women.
Who is participating in bad faith? If you want long term security of supply pay for it. Suppliers love long term contracts and orders. Buyers usually don’t go for them because it’s cheaper on average not to. No one signed a contract. The market price moved. That’s capitalism. If you want to prevent it happening again you can pay for it, by having a long term contract, stockpiling or multiple suppliers.

Many, many markets work fine without enduring personal relations. If you want security of supply of commodity parts buy a stockpile.
My 2 cents: "it's the economy, stupid"
The difference is the overall trajectory and the volume of information available.

During WWII and the Cold War, other than the present or looming threat of war, things were generally improving. Also, without the internet, people did not really care about far away events.

On the other hand, many of the challenges of today have been known for deacades(plural). A good portion of the anxiety is caused by watching in real-time slow-motion the unfolding of the global selfinflicted trainwreck and observing that all countermeasures are ineffective.

The end of the Cold War set the premises for humanity to have a bright future, yet humanity seems to prefer self-destruction.

Compared to then, humanity now is in a crisis of hopelessness.
So, you are fine with google translating variable names but you absolutely cannot interpret symbols? Wow.
Why would there be 20 people on call? Is there a backup for every position? Or do you mean only one or two of those are on call for a specific game?
An excellent heuristic proposed e.g. in the book "Modern Perl" (2015) [1] is to think of $_ as the pronoun it in human language, and @_ as the pronouns they/them.

Edit: a previous HN comment thread on how sigils are derived from practical linguistics: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26659322

1: https://pragprog.com/titles/swperl/modern-perl-fourth-editio...
There's also this entertaining Brazilian series on Netflix - Omniscient (Onisciente) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11542920/
The game I'm playing is "read articles that HN users found interesting, and then see what other HN users had to say about that topic".

I guess I can conclude that davidkuennen is playing is some other game. They're probably very good at it, or at least having fun.
>If you don't care for windows, airsonic is also pretty good; it supports both dlna and subsonic protocols. The only reason I use fb2k more often is that airsonic doesn't support multiple genres (I frequently shuffle a genre instead of using playlists). It's pretty heavy with memory compared to fb2k, though.

Truth be told, mythtv works okay for my usual use case: shuffle all my music tracks (~22,000). But it has crappy playlist support.

I've been testing out a variety of music servers and am currently playing around with Navidrome[0], which seems to have better playlist support. And it's FOSS that runs on Linux.

BTW, Navidrome supports the Subsonic API and, as such, supports airsonic/subsonic clients.

I'm not so interested in using my phone to "cast" anything and I have plenty of storage and can fit the bulk of my music collection on the phone itself. I play that music with VLC[1] on the device -- no streaming.

>While you can't cast _to_ Roku using a dlna controller, Roku media player will allow you to browse and play content from a dlna server. There's also multiple channels available that provide other methods to stream music to Roku.

I tried that with jellyfin and mythtv (both are dlna servers too), but Roku Media Player can't handle anywhere near that many songs. It just hangs until I quit the app. And jellyfin can't handle such large playlists either -- it crashes the jellyfin server when I try to play a lot of songs.

I'm not in a huge rush to move the music off mythtv, but I do want to host my own streaming platform (I wish I didn't hate Kodi so much, Emby and Plex want to spy on me, and jellyfin's UI and Kodi-like strictures on folder structure (separating TV from Movies, rather than just dealing with the Genre --> Title --> Seasons[TV] --> Episodes[TV] structure I've been using for decades. As such, those are really non-starters for me.

Mythtv's plugin ecosystem is weak and streaming plugins are pretty much non-existent.

Eventually, I'll find (Navidrome?) a new music server and a media manager with decent streaming plugins. Then I'll add another fanless PC to plug into my receiver and run with it.

Until then, while what I have isn't awesome, between Mythtv, Roku and TiVo, most of my home media needs are met. I don't care about watching videos on my phone or "casting" them. And if I did, can access my video library and stream via Nextcloud.

Thanks for the suggestions. While they don't currently fit my use cases, I appreciate the information and discussion!

[0] https://www.navidrome.org/

[1] https://www.videolan.org/vlc/
I’m test driving HTMX just for fun right now.

I like:

1. No js build tooling stack needed (although since vite came along, i’m less annoyed with the typical js dev pipeline)
2. The documentation site is very usable

Things i don’t know about yet:

1. How do you test htmx behaviours and components i’ve made without going full e2e (easy to make slow and brittle) - ideally I don’t really want to spin up my whole web app stack just to build out a dynamic table component
1. Can you get linting or intellisense setup? I just want some warnings in my editor for bad usage
1. How do you make sure you’re not leaving cruft behind in the DOM? Right now i’m manually checking I haven’t accidentally left dom nodes behind through my mistaken use of hx-swap
1. It’s not clear to me how to update other hx- decorated items on the page. E.g. if i need to update the id field in a link, how would i do that without resorting to a bunch of js?
1. Hyperscript looks neat but i can’t help balk at 100kb-ish dependency just to give up access to convenient js dev tooling like the chrome debugger etc.
> Droughts, floods, forest fires and tornados will be wrecking havoc in many places.

If you don't quantify the increase, it means nothing. We already suffer those things and we cope fine.
Deleted blog post which references Vault:

https://web.archive.org/web/20220429130927/https://blog.clou...

https://blog.cloudflare.com/secret-management-with-hashicorp...
It's a kind of game that I think the less you know, the better the experience. At least for me it was quite enjoyable in this way.
Based on my research the data available through the Linked API is very limited [1]. Basically `r_liteprofile` (name and photo), `r_emailaddress` (email) and `w_member_social` (post on a user's behalf). You can't get the users "vanity" url, profile information or posts. I'd love to be proven wrong though!

1. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/shared/authenticat...
I fully understand the terrifying outcomes but would have no problem building these systems to act as deterrent, or counter-force, to the people who would use these "innovations" for evil purposes.

So there is a third option, alongside your original two.
This one is insanely good.
Record your family's most precious memories with just a phone call with https://www.storii.com

Receive 3 life story phone prompts a week (or call-in whenever)
Recorded answers are transcribed and shared with family
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I wonder if chaff or some sort of ferrous dustcloud could disable swarms?
We already see tobacco ads from the 50s as barbaric (e.g. take a smoke to relief the pain of pregnancy) so it's not inconceivable that we may one day see unregulated social media of today the same
> A huge break, almost felt like cheating.

A huge break for the company owner! You were clearly able to ship things, and he was able to just hire you, instead of having to go through a long and painful process with the recruiters.

> Still didn’t really know what I was doing though.

I'm pretty sure no one knows what they're doing...
You can be a self proclaimed "king of valuation" like Aswath Donodaran and claim that Airbnb is worth 30B, but the market says otherwise. Aswath was wrong on Amazon for his entire life, yet he still acts like he is the king. If you're so confident in your 30B valuation of Airbnb, put your money where your mouth is and short it and show us like the people on r/WSB do.
People in the drone industry have a very weak definition of density!

Sure, this could be useful if your forest is made of 3ft-spaced branchless bamboos, with no bushes or anything else to hit.
Having moved from Perl to Python, there isn't really anything difficult in switching. I looked at Ruby too, which felt like a tidied up version of Perl, especially regarding
Battery test
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bQOLeFzZD94
It's not HA. It's part of my pre-production env where my app works normally without inflicting any additional costs. I never heard of any MinIO production stories. I don't use backups/restores.
> if you really want this and have the aptitude to reach the top, it will consume you.

That's with many things, not just with a tech career. Jordan Peterson* mentions this many times: there are people that just work for the sake of working and then become miserable.

* I do not endorse every opinion of him, but I find this opinion of his great food for thought. I especially have issues with his Christian and conservative side. He's one of the few people that can break my filter bubble while I can also listen with interest to what he has to say.
counterpoint "dirt cheap brand": I have Fruit of the Loom hoodies that hold up after 15 years, it's one of my favorite brands. But then again I have not bought them at Walmart or in the USA...
Niche forums still exist, even if waning. The instant message service Discord offers something of the intimacy and organization forums have in a different format. There's more or less the same chances to meet and bond.
people complain because those whiteboard / algo heavy interviews don't actually test for that ability, and it's trivially obvious.

just the fact that people practice them before FAANG interviews and their correctness/success rate and speed at completing those tests suddenly gets better by an order or magnitude or more should tell you how little those tests actually filter for any more fundamental abilities.

a proper test for the abilities you mentioned should not only be doable no problem by any working programmer (especially senior and above) walking into that test naked and unprepared, in fact preparing for the test in any reasonable manner before the interview should give no advantage at all.
Busted. I will use this as a lesson to improve. :-)
These servers and their electricity is expensive, so you don't want them to be idle if you can avoid it.
Some surge protectors have a warranty that will reimburse you up to some amount for any equipment that gets fried while plugged into it. I've never tried to make a claim on these, but it might be worth looking into if yours offers anything.
I actually care about a broader circle.

My inner, medium, or even outer circle are not on Facebook.
Exactly what @lolinder says. If I pin the version of cyberchef, I don't need to worry about leaking secrets _ever_. And I'm very anxious about pasting something to the first "decode base64" search engine result.
>The biggest issue I have in editing is that the official language of the book is American English, and I'm British, so I'm having to constantly correct my spellings. Changing 's' for 'z', removing silent 'u's, that sort of thing.

So no copy editing then? Thats the literal job of the copy editor, the author shouldnt be thinking about this at all. what are o'reilly doing to justify their 90% cut?
IME, there are very competent electricians in Thailand but they are usually working on commercial or industrial sites. Otherwise, you can get lucky sometimes but more often than not they'll do "good enough" work that nonetheless has safety risks.
I wasn't alive then, so can't judge on that. I can however see the obvious changes that are happening, and the trends. Nobody serious is saying the planet will become uninhabitable, but swathes of it will. Wildfires, heat domes, massive floods are events that are getting more frequent. Texas's "once in a hundred years" winter that now has occured twice in 10 years; the massive floods in China and Germany; the heat and now cold waves that have hit Europe in the past few years. Burying your head in the sand won't make all that go away.
So Github is a random website now?

I think that Hare's workflow and usecase encourages having very few or no dependencies.

That means, in most cases, you should just be able to download a project's source, build and use it right away.
I've realized the same thing during my career in IT. Being nice (to everyone, but especially) to the boss's assistant paid off time and again. I can't tell you the number of things I got done for me around the office specifically because I wasn't a jerk.

Need new batteries for my pager? Done! Would like some updated business cards? Done! My desk phone needs replacing. Done!
I like that; it's a lot of work but a lot of people seem to prefer to have to make libraries work together than to just do the work, and it's timeless since it doesn't depend on any future frameworks; any issues that might come up in the future with regards to browser incompatibility can be fixed relatively easily.

Would antifragile be an applicable word to use here?
500 calories is my breakfast most days. that's not a fast!
I wonder what the correlation is between their dire predictions, and the actuality of sea level changes where they live?
How do you burn it without releasing a lot of nitrogen oxides? I realize the main reaction id 4 NH3 + 3 O2 -> 2 N2 + 6 H2O but there must be a lot of trace sideproducts, no?

edit: By using excess ammonia, you reduce nitrogen oxides with a mechanism similar to AdBlue in diesel engines.
We don’t—I wonder if the author is Canadian or something.
Are you suggesting that the average person should read Supreme Court decisions? And furthermore, are you implying that there are fundamental mistakes in the reasoning of Roe v Wade that emerged just now, 50 years later? Both seem unreasonable suggestions to me. It's akin to saying people should learn programming and read up on code/documentation if they want to have an opinion about Facebook.
You say lightning is high frequency, but it is essentially DC right?

I guess the fourier transform of that includes plenty of high frequency.
Come on, the type of stress that the experiment creates is typical. It's not day to day, of course, management should take care of that. And the candidate is not expected to work well under stress - just not to be a huge asshole whenever a stressful situation inevitably arises.

I remember doing an experiment like this as part of my preparation to a new job level. In our case, a natural leader emerged, the previous leader yielded their power, and we solved the game in like 15 minutes with the new leader and suggestions from the others. I guess I was lucky with my group.
> Don't minify or bundle anything

Yeah in this case it doesn't need to; there's no extraneous or unused code or documentation blocks, and gzip (and comparable) compression is good enough, minification doesn't actually reduce the downloaded code size by that much.
Just bought a tablet, will try out FullyKiosk when it arrives. Thanks!