skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have always loved music and still do. I think what you describe has in part been due to scarcity. But in part it has to do with growing up. As a teenager you are often bored out of your whole mind and so have time to focus on music. You also listen to the lyrics and the ideas presented are brand new and meaningful. Later in life you are less likely to find truly novel albums, or even songs; maybe a phrase here and there but a record is less likely to capture your imagination.

Here is my solution to enjoying music: treat it as a soundtrack to your life. Create themed playlists. Spotify has collaborative playlists built in and I have a couple of friends who are or were professional DJs. I will start a playlist and then have them add things to it based on the theme and feeling. This process has gotten better and better. I now enjoy high quality music that I love while also discovering new artists and records.
Constitution doesn't matter when it's federal law. Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964:

> Outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin in hotels, motels, restaurants, theaters, and all other public accommodations engaged in interstate commerce; exempted private clubs without defining the term "private".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Rights_Act_of_1964#Title...
"A thief robs a thief, and God smiles" or whatever it is

It would be pearl-clutchingly terrible if 50+1% of the country/state thought a cabal of (gays, nazis, woke commies, abortionists, pedophiles, etc.) were in the NSA using surveillance tech + weak encryption to accomplish their goals
Are there any reputable firms or organizations who do stand for speech rights?
Had this happen on a recent trip, and the worst part is that it changed it's mind and updated the route seconds before an exit - which we were already taking. Instead of reverting to the old route, it comes up with a 20km detour to get back to the (new) route. The best action is to simply stop navigation, and start a completely new route. Incredibly stressful.
> And I believe pretty strongly that putting a trans woman in a cell with a cis male is more likely to result in assault than putting a trans woman with a cis woman.

Why do you believe this?

Anyway, I believe women have a right to dignity and privacy and to set some boundaries against males in refuges & places they are especially vulnerable. Female prisoners should absolutely be allowed to refuse to share sleeping quarters with males. Frankly think it's nuts that this should be considered a controversial stance.
>How could anyone call another "brain damaged" and then demand to them not to be offended? Like, seriously. If you're going to insult someone, live up to it and prepare for a backlash instead of trying to get away with "no offense" quip...

Just some shmuck whose identity is all wrapped up in his text editor.

Kinda sad really.
MRNA technology R&D is a data problem (to my limited understanding)
The ironic thing here is that the main reason you've seen that kind of claim is because social media tends to spread the most outrageous / novel / radical kinds of speech (in turn further causing radicalization among the recipients of it)
Right, so the real sin was not being in the market 10 years ago, at the start of the greatest bull run in history. Not groundbreaking.
You could just stick the adapter on the end of their headphones cable and it effectively works the same.
Isn't apple maps based on open street map?
IF you're into sports then several stadiums like Madison Square Garden, Radio City, NRG, Kauffman, Minute Main Park etc. Lots of airports like LAX, ORD, DFW, CLT, SEA, MCI etc. Many convenience stores in Arizona and the east coast.
_Battleship at War_ by Ivan Musicant is the full story of the USS Washington, does a good job at detailing that battle from the USS Washington perspective, and also discusses the early portions of the development of the Combat Information Center (one of the first implementations of the manual processes described at the beginning of article- greasepaint on plastic, reverse writing, etc.- came aboard USS Washington so that Admiral Lee could have improved situational awareness inside the tiny armored room with basically no windows that was the citadel).

Read it 30 years ago and still remember it vividly today.
I think the whole point is that it's not cool.

If you're not okay with boring success, then this type of business isn't for you.
A bakery is generally not a restaurant under Title II, which defines that to mean an establishment “principally engaged in selling food for consumption on the premises.”

Title II is quite specific in what counts as a “public accommodation.” For example, banks are not covered: https://www.pospislaw.com/blog/2019/02/05/banks-are-not-plac...
Every new generation of left leaning people thinks the subsequent generation of left leaning people is going too far.
In 2003 this may have been possible, but not today.
Yup! I run Jellyfin on the same machine as Airsonic for movies and shows.
Why aren't EA organizations allowed to be concerned about AI safety? Sure, there's nothing dangerous yet, but surely the trend towards more capable AI has become fairly clear these past few years, and at some point it will get concerning even if only in the wrong hands, and it would be better to be prepared for that beforehand?
> "Covid" shows recent results.

Covid wasn't around until 2019, so I don't imagine what you'd expect to find earlier than that? It's funny how it mis-dates a lot of the entires as being from decades earlier though.
Correct, you can use an RNG. It's no coincidence that many RNGs and hashes (and, for that matter, ciphers) have similar constructions.
Anyone know when videos of the talks will be generally available? PyCon snuck up on me this year and I couldn't snag an online ticket.
Factory Riots in China Spur 60-Day MacBook Pro Delays
ISPs, I'd imagine, make a pretty good living off of internet gigs. Internet megs even in some cases.
It’s really not. “It’s priced in” is just religion at this point and it’s really just surface level useless banter. The market is random and softly guided by macroeconomic forces. Interest rates go up and then the share price of Google goes up? Priced in. They go down and the share price goes up? Priced in. Company has a bad quarterly? Already pride in by the nefarious “market”. Etc. Recognizing things like that is a good first step toward having a coherent investment thesis.
> ironically, HN MADE reddit

No, it didn’t. PG made HN after funding and using Reddit.

Reddit had invite-only subreddits at that time and Joel Spolsky’s even had some traction. PG considered doing something similar but decided it wasn’t flexible enough for his needs and made HN.
In London, Google Maps is a joke for public transport. We use Citymapper.
It's funny / scary to me how we were all so worried about this coming from the Right. In 2016, Trump, Orban, Bolsonaro, Erdogan, etc etc were all (probably rightly) a big source of concern that democratic norms were being abandoned and they would steamroll over institutions that were not prepared for people who didn't play by the rules.

Even before that, we have stuff like Watchmen and V for Vendetta from Alan Moore that predicts the slip into authoritarianism, but depicts it coming from the right.

And then either in response or just because they were not in the spotlight, the Left came in and completely abandoned norms and decided that they could just do whatever, from never accepting Trump's win (I don't like Trump, but the point is that shouldn't be required to accept someone's winning), to all the covid stuff, to misinformation, to what's going on now with the courts (I support abortion access, not protesting the supreme court).

You watch your back but you're best to watch your front

-GZA
Huge congrats to you guys! Have really enjoyed using Supabase with both React and Vue, especially how well things are documented (especially so early on in your product’s maturity.

I think the sentiment has been shared here by others, but I think authentication and authorization are going to be your biggest hurdles, yet biggest revenue drivers in the future (e,g., enterprises, startups, etc).

I’d honestly love to see you guys come up with a novel OIDC solution, maybe even using Keycloak as the model/goal (which also follows the trend of Supabase innovating on existing tech).

Excited to see where you all go from here and the sky is the limit!
They went the "long way around". As a flying boat their operations are centered on the oceans, not land. This route operated over the Pacific Ocean. So going through Africa to reach NYC is "around the world". In fact the crossing of Africa was itself harrowing because they had limited places to "land".
Things user here:

It’s nice to use. That’s the main reason for me. It’s a specific app for each device (phone, tablet and laptop). Which means the UX is specifically tailored to the patterns of the device. The closest to it for me is Bear (my note taking app). IA Writer and Reeder came close (still not as nice)
Sure. But I don't have the time (nor realistically the ability) to review each one and determine which one is as effective at the ACLU in that representation.
you will not solve the dependency problem with permissions. You will only solve it by reducing dependencies and reviewing code before you updated dependencies

adding permissions will do nothing except add ridiculous overhead and complexity such that to get anything done devs will just give all permissions
I'm sad the bottom two links are broken, its by far the best version. Here it is preserved https://web.archive.org/web/20170615134729/http://lapsedhist...
That's a whole lot of links that make no connection between a low-inflammation diet and getting sunburnt. So you're right, I'm dumbfounded. Why would you think there's a connection there? Maybe it hurts less, but you're still doing damage to your skin.

Again, it's like thinking taking asprin (an anti-inflammatory!) is going to prevent the sunburn itself. The mechanism of a sunburn is like touching a hot pan, not an allergic reaction or a bruise. It'll make it feel less painful, sure! But you're still sunburnt.
Individual rights are, by their very nature, political rights. There's no hard separation between the two concepts.
Move fast and break things (on the lab) is certainly the way to do it. The problem is that breaking things on the lab is expensive, and some companies push it into the normal operation when they already make a profit.
These days parents hand down their phone to their kids so its basically free from that perspective. The height of the iPod Touch was the time when parents were only just getting their first smartphone.
I think Affirm takes the cake for 90% off ATH. $176 -> $18
Looking forward to the rest of this.
Top Gun Wingman: a proxy-based web browser for Palm Pilot (1997) [pdf]
I’m not overly familiar with Go and would be curious to hear more details about this.
Much of Node.js is written in C, yet it's still called Node.js.

Deno has some JavaScript/TypeScript in it. On GitHub https://github.com/denoland/deno is 22.8% JavaScript and 13.2% TypeScript, and https://github.com/denoland/deno_std is 68.2% JavaScript and 31.6% TypeScript.

So to me the title is misleading about the name (Deno is certainly not named Deno.js), but not about what Deno is written in.
I'm going to suggest that a lot of this is your personal preference, and without more data (which presumably Google has) it's not fair to be so critical. Google does periodically ask "how did you like your trip?" so they're collecting the information.

I personally like the small side roads. I happily take alternative routes and saving time is just a bonus. Taking a wild guess, I would bet that majority of the population likes the alternative routing - either because they like the road less traveled or they're impatient and actually care about 3 minutes.
"How you make the database connection work with serverless connection requirements seems like a minor issue."

It's really not. See... databases like PostgreSQL aren't designed for an infinite number of simultaneous connections (doing things like, checking for a logged in user, and auth). This is where something like pgbouncer comes in – that at least takes care of transaction boundaries – because we're a monolith, remember?

Now you're also setting up the state of your application as global variables. Seems like a pretty poor choice, and now you also need to figure out the gotchas with HMR here.

Let's not even get into the fact that a lot of code isn't meant to be (or cannot be) bundled by webpack. So now you're resorting to a custom Webpack config to exclude certain modules. [0]

On AWS, pgbouncer is called "RDS Proxy" and runs you $11.16/mo. [1]

That's not even getting into the cognitive overhead of just "rolling out an app over a weekend" now being a weekend adventure in and of itself – again managing an alphabet soup of services either all within AWS or between AWS and Vercel.

[0] https://nextjs.org/docs/api-reference/next.config.js/custom-...

[1] https://aws.amazon.com/rds/proxy/pricing/?nc=sn&loc=3
I'm in my 50s and I still listen to new music that moves me to both excitement and tears. I don't use streaming services and just maintain my own library and always have. Many of the bands I listen to have members older than I am, but they are still actively making new music.
to be honest your post sounds a lot like some Egyptians I know who seem compelled to apologize for the endemic tourist scams, bribery/shakedowns/corruption, unethical taxi drivers, sexual harassment etc in Cairo.
> The key is that Mittelstand businesses are much less likely to fail.

Citation needed.

Around half of new businesses in the US fail after five years[0], and it is reasonable to assume the vast majority are small.

Mom and pop businesses fail all the time, we just don't hear about it very often.

Also, one of the key properties of Mittelstand, as I understand it, is that you don't need, or indeed want, an exit. It's (ideally) a cosy, lifestyle business.

I agree that this is a healthy approach and more people should be aware this is a viable option, but I'm not so sure it can be mixed with PE or VC (for the reasons I mentioned).

[0] https://www.lendingtree.com/business/small/failure-rate/
> If a male attacks a trans-identifying male, or there is a risk of this happening, that is entirely a male issue.

No, if a prisoner attacks a prisoner with whom they were placed, due to reasons which are reasonably foreseeable and preventable, it's a prison system issue, not an issue for the gender class of the attacker or victim, whether they are the same or different, irrespective of the basis in which gender is ascribed.

Even moreso than with restrooms, it's very clear that gender segregation, whether based on ascribed gender at birth or gender identity, is not even approximately an effective protection against predatory behavior [*], so the safety issue:

(1) Isn't a good defense for any model of gender segregation, and

(2) Needs addressed by mechanisms other than gender segregation (one of the more effective of which is probably imprisoning fewer people, at lower levels of crowding), which, surprisingly, pretty much no one that is using the danger to argue for their preferred model of gender segregation even pretends to be concerned about.

[*] Edit: and this is particularly true for women in our segregated system who face twice the incidence of inmate-on-inmate assault, as well as higher rates of staff-on-inmate assault, and far less social attention to the problem of such assaults. If anything, it's more defensible based on outcomes to say our system of segregation exists to protect sexual assault against women prisoners than to say it exists to protect against sexual assault for anyone.
eVTOLs are powered lift aircraft, though, so this is moving to certify them under the correct specification. This is a good thing as far as I can see, because the FAA's job isn't to make life easy for innovators, it's to ensure that the technology is safe for everyday use. And quite frankly, that's how it should be; the FAA is the defacto standard for aviation regulation, and I wouldn't want to fly on anything that was incapable of meeting FAA standards. The 737 max fiasco was a major blow to the organization's reputation, and this is a good sign that they're taking their job seriously again, because people died.

The real question should be why they were initially going to certify eVTOLs as light aircraft. That just seems like the entirely wrong category for them.
Yes, exactly. The father also died of a plague before they came to the son, if I recall.
What is wrong with having many forks? Just ignore the ones you don't care about.
> what is the term for people with penises regardless of gender? Is there a term that won’t result in someone being called a transphobe?

No, there is no universally accepted term that won't get you called a transphobe by anyone (correct me if I'm wrong). If terms of the discussion are set by the most extreme genderist views, it's becomes literally impossible to discuss things like male violence against women or sexism in the workplace, because there's no permissible language to describe the groups involved.

I just go with "male" and "female" which are objective, observable facts. If people object to these terms, they are really objecting to having a discussion at all.

> “sex assigned at birth”

Sex is not "assigned" at birth it is observed, frequently well before birth via ultrasound or some other technology. Midwives and doctors don't go round flipping coins that say "boy" on one side and "girl" on the other, this whole concept of "assigned" sex is silly.
What made it so much harder to do than you expected?
Awesome on you for not giving up. Good luck hope it spreads to other cities like Dubai and Mumbai.
If I were holding savings in USDC I would be nervous right now.
there are many possible applications to this and hypothetical hidden endosymbionts.
A related major topic is phage therapy.
I also have read some people eat common stomach worms parasite as a smart way to loose weight. I don't know if they are toxic per se but if not (and evolutionnarily probably not) it would increase the lifespan and healthspan of obese people.
However, the most crazy Idea I think about right now and off topic tbh, would be for scientists to reactivate behaviorally the vomeronasal organ on a human via e.g. epigenetics, which would allow a human to have altered qualias, including enhanced perception to air-transmitted neurotransmitters, also called pheromones. Although pheronomes do already works non negligibly in humans even without the vomeronasal, despite common belief.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fnana.2017.0007...
> Another feature Google Maps excels at is estimation. If the app tells me I'll get to my destination at 3:24 when I start the route, I will really get there there at 3:24 no matter what. I don't know how they do it, but no one else is even close to that accurate.

I remember reading this a few years ago: https://web.archive.org/web/20180221091712/https://arturrr.c.... Their conclusion is that Apple Maps gave the most accurate estimations.
How so? 'Trans women' are male, by definition.
iPods have made a bit of a comeback. Checkout r/iPod there's people modding them by adding bluetooth and USB-C. There are adapters to replace the hard drive with MicroSD. (iFlash)

They (iPods) are relatively simple and new replacement parts are readily available. Pick up an old iPod off ebay and install a new battery. It's a fun little project, I've done it a few times now.
it says, in a week or so
"Free speech doesn't exist in this country:

[several hot takes follow]

FREE SPEECH IS OVER!"

Do you not understand how silly you look?

American culture warriors desperately want to be oppressed.
Why the interest in PyScript? Pyodide offered something similar and has been around for a lot longer, right?
Neither. Teddy Roosevelt was famously a conservationist in part because he was a hunter.
In some ways glue is easier than plastic clips. Plastic clips would always snap on me while glue melts under a hair dryer and comes off cleanly.
using concrete yeah id agree.

would require some new materials to be viable, most certainly.
This is the worst thing about Signal, IMO. I want to use old phones as backup communication devices (wifi) but can't natively use the software that way.
It's just so shocking and so baffling to me that Google could actually release this feature without considering that maybe people won't be able to interact with their phone while you know they are driving. I try to give people the benefit of the doubt - but this design seems absolutely braindead to me.
> paying dividends or distributions from the revenue

Traditionally, isn’t this what a bonus was, back in the day?
But we're the good guys so that makes our bad stuff good stuff through the power of RUSSIA BAD YOU PUTINBOT!!! /s
Do you remember Microsoft's Blackbird:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackbird_(online_platform)
ss108 - You’re a lawyer? How embarrassing.
As a counterpoint, I enjoy music more now. Music discovery is light years ahead of where it was in the iPod era. There's no additional cost to exploring as many artists and genres as you want. Also, streaming services are doing nothing to prevent you from listening to music the old way. Yeah, Spotify has a huge library, but it's not like the whole thing is on shuffle. If you find you're not spending the time to enjoy specific things, that's ultimately your problem.

I do get where you're coming from, I'm very nostalgic for my old click-wheel iPod. Probably the biggest downside in moving away from physical media in my mind is the loss of the rest of the album art.
"I couldn’t rely on simple randomness since terrain generation has to be deterministic, especially for multiplayer games."

You want the results to be repeatable. Now you could seed with something, but this has tradeoffs (e.g., you have to produce the same order of elements in order to get the same values out)
The amazing part to me is that Pan Am didn't just have them land in Miami and relieve them with a fresh crew. Story is way better the way it's told, though.
> It's HTTP all the way down.

Well said, and succinctly.

Whatever works for you. If you have some aversion to hotlinked directory listings and need to see a glitzed up array of tiny movie posters, go with God. I'm glad your stuff works, if it does, and I cry with you if it doesn't.
The author mentions my talk in the list of ones to watch ("Open Source on Easy Mode"), but the actual presentation did not go well due to technical difficulties. I made the brave mistake of bringing only my iPad to present with, and apparently it was refusing to output 1080p, which resulted in squashed output of my slides in their A/V system. And delays while trying to fix it meant I had to give my talk on a compressed timescale. I had to talk even faster than expected, and still needed to elide some bits at the end. Lessons learned, I guess!

I'm planning to re-record the talk on my own at some point soon, but until then, all of my slides and examples, and the full script for the talk, are available on my github repo. Hopefully there's something useful there for everyone:

https://github.com/jreese/pycon
I frankly don’t know what Coinbase has done since 2013. They just sat there and did not innovate.
Truth is not a product of consensus. It's not a product of a "fact checker", either.
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCMjMBMGt0WJQLeluw6qNJuA

I’m not sure when they upload them, but generally they make a playlist on this channel.
Yep, I just want to mine, explore, and occasionally do missions.
Maybe zephyr [1] is a good option for those ECUs? or hubris [2]?

[1] https://docs.zephyrproject.org/latest/introduction/index.htm...

[2] https://github.com/oxidecomputer/hubris
Number of Americans who say they won't get a Covid shot hasn't budged in a year
Scary that they use sms, because it's just insecure.
Are they really use sms or is this the japanese fake sms email system?