skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't believe there is anything wrong with ethnonationalism for smaller countries it is even good unifying force that can lead to social democracies... Which are relatively decent places to live in sense of quality of live, low crime rates and so on.

Not that this is an option for all countries, specially those that don't have unified history or culture. For example with USA it might make sense for native population.
The Battle on the Eastern Front
Well, it is a “Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry”, after all.
> Is what makes this a "P2P" VPN [...] that it supports the group/"community" network behavior?

More or less! Compared to say OpenVPN there is no central server that all traffic is routed through (unless you choose to activate TURN of course, see the `--force-relay` flag), so hosting it is much cheaper as the only public part of the infrastructure is the part that exchanges the candidates ^^ Its pretty close to how n2n[1] does it, but has proper NAT hole punching support due to the WebRTC backend.

> When you do that, are you building a full-connected overlay network [...]

Yes! Its a full mesh; it seems to scale pretty well to a fairly large number of nodes, although I haven't tested it with more than ~100 peers in a single community yet. If the overhead of maintaining all of the connections is too much or peering between nodes in an issue, TURN can help to connect those peers with the rest of the mesh. Orchid looks interesting!

[1] https://github.com/ntop/n2n
The slightest majority always blame labour when it's been the Tories in power for over a decade with all of the scandals. People can and will vote against their own interests out of spite.
Cavalry absolutely had a place in WWII.

That purpose wasn't doing pike-and-lance charges into panzer lines. Just like most motorized units, WWI and WWII cavalry didn't fight from horseback - it would use horses to get to where they were going to fight, and dismount to fight.

The Eastern Front had a lot of terrain that was not conductive to wheeled travel.

Cavalry is also far more cost-efficient at hunting down partisans, and terrorizing civilians. It doesn't need petrol, you can just steal horsefeed directly from the people you are occupying.
Unauthorized gem takeover for some gems
Non visual UI used by other computers or programs.
Thank you very much for sharing. I agree with your judgement regarding the side effects - and it's not like antidepressants, benzos etc are that much kinder to the body.
You're either a productive drunk or you aren't.

If not, don't drink.

End of.
Drug prohibitions are a fairly recent innovation. None were present at the USA’s founding. Washington and Jefferson exchanged cannabis seeds.

Up until recently, your backyard meth lab would have gotten you beat up by your neighbors if you were a public nuisance, otherwise outside of what the law would care about. Taxing it to the point where only the well-enough-off can afford it would be the middle ground, if you can’t maintain your lifestyle because you the things you do to yourself affect your ability, then you lose access.

Restricting what an adult can do to themselves is a real intellectual inconsistency for a “constitutional” conservative.
They probably read the article “planting a trillion trees would solve climate change”
You can tell the website is using sveltekit by the favicon but also by how seamless the navbar navigation is. Congrats on launching.
no real way to interact directly with ships as pilots.

This is not true. EVE has had manual ship control using the arrow keys for over a decade. It happens to be totally useless but it is there.
Yep, I have an older 6th+7th gen Intel processor Gigabyte MB (GA-Z270XP-SLI) and it has the option (Intel Platform Trust Technologies under Peripherals).
I made Mochi[0] as an alternative to Anki, also tackling basically the same problem as OP. The app is based around markdown note/flash cards, but also has a lot of other features inspired by Anki and its various add-ons.

[0] https://mochi.cards/
This has some pretty nifty stuff in it (not to mention all the cool interviews) but my favourite part is them describing the sensible soccer clone AI as that's one of the trickiest things to get right in gaming.
I've heard that you shouldn't put teflon pans in the dishwasher. I'm curious what pan is safe for the dishwasher?

Pots yes. Pans not so sure.
STFU

These vapid statements are meaningless if they keep the money. Talk to me once you’ve atoned for your sins. Donate the money, whatever.

This is so ridiculous as there’s nothing new known about Facebook today that wasn’t known 10 years ago, to anyone who wanted to know.

This is like a Swiss banker talking about how they regret hiding Nazi gold while keeping it all. It just seems so ridiculous.
ABA is one of the top banks in Cambodia according to a quick Google search. Comparing it to "tiny banks all over Chicagoland" is unfair. One of a countries top banks should be covered by Wikipedia.

And I have participated in AfDs on Wikipedia before, so I do know something about the policies. That's why I chose these two in particular. Could you show me the policy that says 3Pac isn't notable because the news coverage was based upon his death? He was also mentioned in the Washington Post before his death, albeit very briefly.
A brilliant tweetstorm on hiring/onboarding (2016)
"We’re at the point in the cycle where dollars donated to Psymposia will get better ROI than dollars to MAPS."

I don't know about that.

- Not even a single psychedelic has been taken off Schedlue 1 (the most prohibited category) in the US.

- Only MDMA therapy has reached Phase 3 trials and is ready for mainstream adoption.

- Despite all the research done on psychedelics, our understanding of how and why they work, and of their potential is still in its infancy.

- It's still difficult to do large double-blind, placebo controlled studies with psychedelics due to funding shortages.

- Most people still don't know much about psychedelics and have never tried them.

Psymposia does good work in exposing scandals, but doesn't do anything to address any of the above issues.

MAPS still has a long, long way to go and is every bit as deserving of funding as it ever was.
I always check the actual website of the business in question. Search engines are wrong like 40% of the time in my experience.
Thanks for your feedback! Is there a publicly hosted STUN server that guarantees better privacy? I'd love to use it if there is an alternative. It is of course possible to use any other STUN/TURN server by changing the `--ice` flag and host your own with i.e. `coturn` ^^
Oh since we're nitpicking... :)

> You need to take a spoon (extra tool), scoop out the loose leaf tea from the container

I tilt the container and use the Earth's gravity to get them leaves out. I'm not afraid to use my fingers when no one's watching! With puerh it's more of a fight, I'm not afraid to use whatever's at my disposal to pry the leaves out the cake.

> you need to dump the used leaves [...] with more potential for spillage than when disposing a tea bag

Yes but it's more ecological - the leaves can be composted while the tea bag can't.

> (assuming you aren't planning to re-steep)

I definitely am planning to re-steep. With puerh, I'm even going as far as disposing of the first two steeps. I'm too fancy to drink them!

> then take the strainer to the sink, add a tiny drop of dish soap, rinse the strainer, and find a place to dry it

The gaiwan goes inside the dishwasher like everything else.
even if your apartment doesn\t support it?
You pretty much touched on the central issue. "Sex without consequences" is pretty much what's at stake here. And you start telling people they can't just go around having sex with whoever, you really kick the hornets nest.
If the ability to trade real-world money for ingame currency hadn't ruined the game for me I'd still be addicted to it. Still haven't decided if that's a good or bad thing.
Use Your Shell’s History (2021)
> As great as smartphones are, do you want a future where everyone is required to purchase one, an a cell plan to exist in society, to engage in commerce, enjoy shelter, health care and security?

It's an even more dire question: do you want a future where you're required to carry that cellphone on your person at all times?

And for the slippery slope: do you want a future where it's legal to arrest people until their phones can be verified? To prevent impersonation, maybe chip people like dogs so that they can be reliably matched to their phones, and make it a crime (maybe "attempted impersonation") to tamper with the chip or to help someone tamper with the chip?
What are your thoughts on Sycamore? It uses Svelte-style compile-time reactivity.

https://github.com/sycamore-rs/sycamore
I've yet to see an answer to the elephant in the room: if your phone gets lost or bricked, what's the recovery path?
Note that this is a Patio11 tweetstorm with minimal commentary
Let’s not pretend that China’s laws and norms are comparable to those of the US here, though. Yes, it’s reasonable to be skeptical of all states, but there’s definitely a difference of degree in state overreach.
Exceedingly, overwhelmingly plausible.
I haven't shaved with a blade in 11 years, minus the one time 6 months ago I decided to see what this 10 blade thing was all about. I have gotten jobs in that time. Good jobs even. I have not been homeless once within that time frame. If I can do it, you can too.

> I've never heard of double bladed razors...

now you're jumping through flaming hoops to rationalize your excuses. I challenge you to find a man with hair on his face anywhere in the world who has never heard of single blade razors, straight razors, double blade razors, electrical razors, or trimming a beard with scissors.
I did this for about 4 months for my own field (information security) and I was astonished by how much energy people would put in to keeping their vanity pages. There was a whole cluster of articles about a non-notable IT security person, their podcast, and their "hacking group", membership in which extended notability to all sorts of other random people. Somebody in the clique was friends with a particularly aggressive admin, which made it especially difficult to roll any of it back.
That they didn’t cite a reliable source. One can’t be expected to just “trust it.”
> technology will do what it does, and it will change our lives how it sees fit, and we are powerless to stop it

I too see this attitude from technical people. To be clear: I do not hold it. Like you say, I favor regulation in the vein of gun control, environmental protection, etc. Left alone the tech market will consolidate and rob users of as much power as possible; it is simply the most profitable way of doing business.

To be more specific: I am a proponent of bills like S.2710 - Open App Markets Act (https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/senate-bill/271...), which among other things requires operating systems to "... allow and provide readily accessible means for users of that operating system to ... install third-party apps or app stores through means other than its app store". Though I would also want additional provisions, like not allowing OSes to reserve special privileges for first-party or blessed third-party apps, eg iOS restricts third-party apps from running JIT code, preventing browser competition on the platform.
The other responses have this right. I think the Redux pattern is similar enough to Elm that I didn't feel a need to make a finer distinction.

I'll also say this: the tools that Rust provides for reasoning about mutation are powerful and principled. A central philosophy of Rust is that mutation isn't the problem, it's shared mutable state. If you believe that philosophy (and I do), then restricting yourself to pure functions over clonable state feels like tying one hand behind your back. I hope I've made the case that providing finer grained access to mutable app state is an approach at least worth exploring.
This seems like one of those optical illusions that can look either way. Duck or rabbit? What color is the dress? Young lady or old hag?

Managers are obviously fired because the union was formed. They shouldn't let another form. Are they expected to respond by creating a trustful and inclusive environment, or by ruling through fear?
Much of the problem is that there is no grown up in the Democratic camp who can tell the others that abortion until birth isn't just cruel but also insane.

Same on the Republican side where there is no grown up to tell them to stop listening to Tucker Carlson when he supports a genocidal war.
If I drink and code, I usually end up reverting in the morning.
> Adding an explicit up/downvote would capture some additional information, but it would overlap with the above, and most users would ignore the button. I’d guess Google has at some point experimented with this and found it wasn’t worth keeping.

Sounds pretty ripe for abuse too.
Oh that's cool. Something that's super easy to steal and to coerce access to.
The tweet has since been deleted and replaced with clarification that 'many' is not necessarily true: https://twitter.com/GergelyOrosz/status/1523004583160819712
Thank you. Yeah the navigation is so well thought with sveltekit. It's like a natural extension of svelte.
Black Arch Linux Penetrating Testing Distribution
It probably degrades them, but I wash each pan maybe once a month so it seems fine.
The problem is not with the technology itself. The problem is that technology is increasingly trying to control you and not vice versa. Humans are becoming slaves of a system, that has only "profits" in its mind.
> they end up in a landfill forever with no environmental harm

Can you please explain to me how a landfill doesn't cause environmental harm?
Yeah unfortunately this would only work on desktop. But you could make the cards on desktop and then sync to mobile.
How is 10 years of L4 ($270k now) not retire early money? That's double what the median earner will earn in their entire 40 years of work.
Napoleon was said to execute a general every now and then "pour encourager les autres" -- to encourage the others.
I think it’s important to note that there’s no such thing as passive income, there are plenty of things that require a ton of time upfront, but no time to maintain.

The key is to find something you can create once and sell multiple times.

Be prepared for the amount of time you’ll have to spend to start making “passive” income
> The consequences of that intentional choice going forward are what matters.

An entity which is invulnerable to market deterioration and solely decides to handicap itself on its own will for the the greater good so the speak...will always attract the majority of investors. Much like everybody wants to be the manager of the best boxer who is also a showman and decides to go down for the good of the boxing business. People who know, do understand that he is the fundamental part of the equation, not the various prop opponents which are matched against him and that manage to win a fixed match from time to time.

> Sure, I get to use the publicly owned land and airports, but to call that a dividend or equity is ridiculous

Quality of life is obviously a dividend, at the end of the day money is meant to be spent to get quality of life. Only serial accumulators get excited about accumulating zeros and ones in the bank account.

> manipulating

Would you say the US engaged in manipulation after 9/11 when 2 wars were started in 3 years?

A country will always do what is necessary to protect its citizens AKA its shareholders. Especially the most vulnerable ones . They will lower interest rates and engage in QE and do money printing etc. It's their job, and besides in a world and a country which is exceptionally partisan , the Fed approval rating is very high [0]. Actually much higher than every POTUS , except Bush in the aftermath of 9/11.

If we look at data I don't see the erosion of trust in the Federal Reserve that you are seeing

[0]https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2020/04/09/public-holds...
Feedback Wanted: On Parsers, Grammars, & Other Such Things
Didn’t famous Greta’s yacht trip included flying two crews? One after the initial trip and another for return?

Simply flying would have been 10x better. Let alone joining via Zoom.
In the future for Linux yeah. I don't think it'll be too much harder. I just need to make sure the directories are done correctly.
The notability criteria specifically exclude mention-in-passing; there needs to be substantial coverage. That's not a goalpost move I just came up with; as always, these things are documented relentlessly on the project pages.

I'm not making a case against an article for "3Pac". Like I said, I probably would have been a "keep" on that AfD. I'm just saying it's not the borderline case you make it out to be.

If ABA is one of the top banks in Cambodia, you should have no trouble finding a reliable source that says that, and then rescue the page. There is a whole class of article that fails at AfD not because the subject isn't truly non-notable, but because the people who wrote the article did a poor job. That's a fixable problem; just go fix it, if you care.
The stars overhead at night in the summer tend to be overhead at day in the winter. For instance, in the northern hemisphere's summer we look in towards the milky way center at night, but during winter nights we look out towards the great unknown.

That said, I suppose you could train your camera at Polaris and depending on your latitude (the northern the better, but don't go so far that you lose nights) you'll have a consistent circle around 90-Lat degrees wide. A bit less due to axial tilt, but I'm not exactly sure how much.
Recent times have shown that the slippery slope is more often rule, than fallacy.
Oil Prices Top $100, yet Some Big U.S. Frackers Let Their Production Fall
Definitely going to check this out, especially as someone applying to medical school. Came upon the same problem with Anki, it's great for memorization but challenging to make a ton of cards.

An aside question: For incoming med students interested in tech, would it be worthwhile to learn programming? I know it would be great for research. But as someone who is unsure about becoming a clinician scientist, it might be a waste of time to learn programming concurrently during med school.
They also say, "Each of our drones can plant over 40,000 seed pods per day“ - so putting these numbers together, does this mean they’ve so far done <2 days of work?
I volunteer with a local organization that plants native trees (mostly Oak varieties) in the area.

Over the years they have developed a pretty elaborate system for planting saplings to maximize their odds of taking root and maturing into grown trees.

The process involves digging the right sized hole, placing a fertilizer packet at the bottom, repacking the dirt around the plant, protecting the sapling from deer and rodents using a chicken wire fence and a tall translucent plastic tube that’s supported by a steel rebar driven into the dirt. Then building a small berm around to capture water and covering it with mulch. They claim these steps increase odds of survival to 95%+.

Point being that it might take more than shooting seeds into the ground to regrow a forest.
Imagine hackers of the future cyber dystopia being simple locksmiths for broken tech.
Maybe, but I think they'd concede abortion if left-wingers concede climate paranoia. Somebody should organize peace talks.
I've emailed with the blogsurf operator, they have a really cool Ranking algorithm but it's expensive to run so they only index a relatively small number of blogs.
In the USA, a "tank" refers to a "main battle tank", or the M1 Abrams.

In Germany, "tank" is translated to "Panzer", which roughly means armored vehicles. So "Flugabwehrkanonepanzer" (aka: Flakpanzer) is a Panzer.

But a German-flakpanzer is NOT a USA-"tank".

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I think a lot of the confusion is the difference in languages. Panzer =/= tank, its just the closest word between the two languages, so we kinda sorta equate them.

USA's M2 Bradley is "not a tank", but probably would be classified as a German Panzer.

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The "proper name" is "Main Battle Tank", which does refer to a very specific kind of vehicle.

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This is reminding me very much of the "cube rule" for sandwiches. A "hot-dog" isn't a "sandwich", its a "taco" (hot-dogs have the starch covering 3x sides, with the "top" side open).

Other "tacos" include hot-dogs, subs, and slice-of-pies (pies are covered on 3 sides after all)
See also my posting a few days ago: Okular becomes the first eco-certified computer program

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31185495
When I was small I would take a desktop mirror and hold it facing straight up at about waist height. If you adjust the height of the mirror a bit then, when you walk around carefully while looking into the mirror, you get quite a vivid and convincing illusion of walking on the ceiling.
I've looked into Anki generating packages before. The problem I run into is that you have to specify the ID for the deck that might be different for different people. Especially if they want to import into existing deck. Then you'll have to figure out how to pull the deck information out of the database first and then import cards into it.

The current Ankify already adds ID for the cards so it'll update the contents on each conversion. The only problem is if you delete a card, you'll have to manually do that in Anki.
Can you site any sources supporting your claim?
I'm all for these suggestions, but they don't address any of the problems listed in the post I was replying to:

"Health insurance companies love collecting insurance money and not paying out. Denying coverage, not covering procedures, not covering full treatments, not covering the full staff needed for a procedure, covering suboptimal but cheap treatments are some of the other tools in their toolset."

Exactly the same problems can and do occur with single-payer, medicaid, etc...
That’s not the point. No matter what prep you make, the question of “do we really want to rely so much on new tech to run everything in our life?” Is a valid question.
So instead of one tiny key, you need a powerbank, that you must also recharge and replace every few years.

What if you drop the phone and break the screen?
I love Wikipedia to pieces, but I have given up trying to contribute to it, because only about a third of what I contribute survives the Reversion Police. I assume these are many of the same people as the Deletion Police. A pox on all their houses.

What kind of thing have I had reverted? For example, often when I have just watched a film, I like to read its Wikipedia page. Often I spot minor errors in the plot synopsis while the details are fresh in my mind, and make minor edits to fix those errors. Often, they get reverted. So now I don't bother.

Reverters and deleters may achieve what Big Content longed to do but couldn't -- kill Wikipedia.
Workers don't plant seeds, they plant seedlings (that are 2-4 years old, depending on species). You get a much higher survival rate that way. It's costly, but so far it's the most efficient way. Maybe drones will change that eventually, but I doubt it'll do it by firing seeds.
Chemicals can leech out of landfills into water tables and waterways. Landfills can also emit greenhouse gasses. None of these happen as a result of burying shaving cartridges.

It's no different than the sand that's already below ground. It essentially just sits there.

The production and transportation of the cartridge could harm the environment though, but that's a more complicated story.
It's running a custom version of Pleroma and is therefore very identifiable.
I couldn't tell you why, but I have almost never cut myself, and never get nicks, ingrowing hair, razor burn etc with a safety razor.
I maybe over-used the other razors (only 15 shaves!?)... and maybe with an exposed blade Im more careful (I really dont think so)... but i never went back. Far more precision too!
Definitely not the same thing for me