skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As childish as I know this sounds, as a white male in my early 30s, I don't really eat fish. I like the occasional can of tuna, but thats it.

It might be an aspergers thing with me about texture, but I don't like the bones. I also can't really eat solid fat on steaks for the same reason.

I think chia seeds have a good source of omega 3, along with good quality grass fed meat, but not close to optimal amounts. These days I supplement with whole foods, desiccated and/or freeze dried and put in pill form. The cronometer app is great for seeing a whole day breakdown and looking for deficiencies, which showed me nearly 0% daily omega 3 without supplementation.

I did hear somewhere that certain populations of people might not get the benefit of omega 3, and that the usually cited studies were done on populations with a long historical trend of eating mainly fish (I'm sorry, I don't have the study to hand, so I can't link it)
YouTube is still useful. It's a giant repository of videos that get
indexed by search engines.

The way to use it is:

1) know what you want to watch beforehand

2) search using a different engine like DDG

3) use yt-dl to grab the video and watch offline

The mistake would be to "log in" to the actual site, and click on the
"recommended" rubbish and all that algorithmic cruft to manipulate,
data-mine your soul and mislead you.
http://archive.today/SGfHh
(Fast IDentity Online)
It's insane to think now that including your good reasons to avoid them one was also that apparently they slowed down the browser doing the layout. Never experienced it but I'm certain some important figures explained it.
Now everything is so slow with all that latest js fad that it sounds like a meme. Things being clunky and slow are accepted.
It's a free market approach. The alternative is that the government collects money everywhere equally and then go and invest/pump money into these area. If the area is tax negative (requires more government money than it brings in), then might as well give it tax breaks; if that economic activity can break it off the cycle.

The very fact that some of these places exist for a long time; means that it's not worth it to invest in them even with the tax breaks.
CF, PHP, cgi scripts in Perl, that sounds like 2002 to me!

You brought me back with Zope though, man, totally forgot about that. J2EE had a huge head start over .Net which was just coming out of microsoft to replace VB6/OCX development. I remember when C# came out how awesome it made me feel. C++ like syntax but without having to worry about memory (naively). It was great.

It did not solve the VB ASP problem, only allowed you to write your page backend in C#. Asp, Asp.cs

It sucked for about 7 years until Asp.Net MVC came out.

Tooling went from notepad/vim to Dreamweaver, to Visual Studio/Eclipse and back again.
>There's absolutely nothing wrong with tables when properly used for data.

No, the most annoying thing with front end is new front end developer trying to convert data grip that is obviously meant for tables to divs. Seems like young people trying to be cool to not use tables. Use freaking tables when it is looks like grid, div for other stuff.
when i know what i want, it works. But when I am just scrolling to find something new, it is noticeably more clickbaity now.
> Then, when the market is glutted, they'll be unable to sell off their investments. Builders will end up with their capital all sunk in cheap land and expensive housing. no one can afford to buy. The builders can't sell the cheap land since they leveraged it to pay for developing the expensive housing. They can't sell the expensive housing because the market has temporarily dried up. The builders will just wait until the glut resolves and continue business as usual.

If there’s a glut in the market prices fall. If you have invested a lot of money in something in the hopes of selling it at a profit and you can’t you go out of business and your assets are sold. So if you over leverage and prices fall you go out of business and lose all your assets and the bank may lose some of its assets. Housing supply increases though. In a market where there’s excess demand at current price points (rising prices) that’s good.

Capitalism doesn’t make ever increasing housing prices, zoning does.
Comparing a pension fund, which is designed to pay out over, well, indefinitely, to an annual budget, makes no sense. One is a rate. One is a total. It's like saying you can fly 400 mph but the earth is only 90 mega-miles from the sun and since 90 is less than 400 the sun is not that far.

Numerology doesn't work in economics.

The fact is that Norway has this luxury solely through massive per capita oil wealth. The US cannot come close to this.
May.

That "may" is a bit far-fetched when the rate of emigration rises steeply to a fantastically high level and another measure of satisfaction stays unchanged. The people leaving didn't suddenly get a much more positive view of life elsewhere, after all.
If you're stupid enough to buy into crypto because of big fancy ads with dork ass actors then I simply do not care if you lose your shirt.
I can't imagine any of the cats that I have known putting up with a collar like that.
think I've been hacked or connected to a computer or something.

have strange urls, and I often see the url bar jump or reloadsome accounts are blocked for security reasons and cannot be unlocked
Some links have in the url P&N-includeChild=true

Can some help me please. Im worried about my privacy, almost all the things go online like my carensurence, my phone, my bankaccount.. my bills..
One command appreciated by 7-yr olds is : touch poo
Video: Autonomous Vehicle Engineer Debugs Tesla FSD Beta's “Safety” Score
Using uBlock Origin here and see no ads on that page without going down any Ad-bashing rabbit hole. Sure, I always have trouble ordering stuff online but not seeing ads is all worth it.
I noticed it immediately on the "Q&A's" where the A is separated quite a bit from the &. After that if you begin looking you can see a few other examples as well.
If anything, you might be better with a food like Mussels/Clams/Oysters. They have the lowest levels of mercury [1], and if you're so ethically inclined, some of the lowest capacity for pain or sentience in the animal kingdom.

[1] https://www.fda.gov/food/metals-and-your-food/mercury-levels...
Precisely on all counts that you’ve said.

Yak shaving. Sigh. It is still a thing at the frontier of leading-edge technology.

Will look at TreeSitter (again) and adsl.

That reminds me, I’ve been relooking at things from time to time and need to do a summary recap on paper. Blog it, perhaps.
Exactly. I have issues with this approach, but "DELETE is defined to..." is not one of them. DELETE does whatever the fuck you want it to.
The question is loaded because while a OSS project might have chat "presence", it doesn't mean at all that its organisation revolves around said chat medium.

Chat is more often a support channel.

When you keep in mind the scarcity and distribution of OSS maintainers, the need for asynchony will be evident.

(If you want an answer: multiple 1k+ stars projects I'm a maintainer of)
The problem is a fundamental disadvantage in available manpower. Billionaires employ literal armies worth of extremely well paid lawyers, accountants and other professionals continuously working on finding and exploiting loopholes involving multiple jurisdictions, whereas most of the public services sector is barely keeping up. (Yes I'm aware that especially at the federal scale, the ultra rich sometimes outright buy special tax breaks, but that's not the case we're talking about)

The solution would be to allow punishing breaking the intent of a law, but given how politicized even the justice system is these days, I'm not so sure if that's a good idea either.
Amazing! Do you have plans to make it srlf-hosted? I'd love to try it!
Where I live they are >10x more expensive.
I remember these critters, from the 1970s: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SolidOx_(welding)
The real reason is that it allows you to trade using “United States Dollars” on exchanges which have no banking connections and often no KYC compliance. When you want to take a break from trading you can just put it into a “stable” coin and (mostly) not have to worry about crypto volatility.
- Why not Jesus?
Because church bastardized Jesus so hard, they filled the whole fucking book with prruuuufs of his existence instead of teaching the essence of his thinking.

Stop wasting your time on Church and find better alternatives from the east.
I generally agree with you, but I think your reasoning is partially nonsense.

I haven't benefit very much from government infrastructure. Woo, we have roads now. Where multiple of my family members have died, and most of my family members have been traumatized by those deaths. The person who raised me nearly died in one, and it left us even further in the poverty trap than we otherwise would have been, because of millions of dollars in hospital bills, even with insurance, thirty years ago, that we spent decades paying off. Oh, internet? I had dial-up growing up in the 2000s because my local government sucked and the wider governments sucked.

Honestly, my education sucked. It was actively harmful to my development. Government incentives historically kept my family in poverty, leaving my societal background awful, and filled with terrible people. And, on top of all of that, every two years, there's a 50% chance that a government I despise becomes in charge. Even when a government I find tolerable is in charge, more goes to funding wars than anything I genuinely care about. "Billionaires aren't paying fair taxes!" becomes a campaign point, rather than anything that could genuinely help people, because no politician is interested in fixing things.

The one thing that is unambiguously good about the US government, the Postal Service, has been getting slowly dismantled and made inefficient over the last decades.

Evading taxes is the only morally correct thing to do in America. I'm not going to evade them, because I'm not a moral person and prefer the convenience of not being randomly investigated by the IRS.

We should tax billionaires and companies because billionaires and companies suck. That's the valid reason. Cloaking it in false-utilitarianism is nonsense. Taxation should be punitive.
"Zapp Brannagan is... Java" sooo true
Why do you feel offended?

OP had the thesis that the "Norway sovereign fund" is funded by high taxes. This fund is also known as the "Oil fund":
The Government Pension Fund Global, also known as the Oil Fund, was established in 1990 to invest the surplus revenues of the Norwegian petroleum sector.

Conclusion: The Norwegian society is not just rich just because you are that smart. You obviously had a good portion of luck.
DELETE, per spec, does not take a body and any body it does have is ignored.
Quite right it’s not one size fits all but for any site that’s mostly read only it’s a brilliant solution.

Simon Willison has written about it and coined the term “baked data”: https://simonwillison.net/2021/Jul/28/baked-data/

Mozilla.org uses this architecture, Django app running off SQLite with the db rsync’ed to each application server.
> average lifespan of an outdoor cat, which I always here quoted around 2.5 years.

All bar one of the cats that I and my family have had were outdoor cats who lived much longer than that. The exception was run over crossing a dual carriageway to her favourite hunting ground. The latest one of mine lived to nearly seventeen and went out in the woods pretty much everyday. He slept at home in the house though.
How are they ever going to achieve their dream of censoring the internet if freedom is visible from the sky?
From what I can see on twitter, there is a deep-rooted turkophobia in India. Add to that Pakistan's interest in the Bayraktar drones, you have a copium induced hatred.
Please show me at least one project that utilizes proof of stakes, works and has a decent user base.
Yeah. I know even living in B'lore you are blind to your own culture. The authentic breathing techniques are passed on by so many practitioners and time-tested, unlike modern western crap.
Justice (in any possible variety except “might is right”) isn't a natural concept too; it's something our society allows. You could also say that justice is a “social construct”.

So what? Does it mean that it's something not valuable or desirable? I don't think so.
Papyrus is so widely used it's comparable to Comic Sans for many designers. It's not a bad font (even less so than Comic Sans) but it's overused and thus comes off as "amateurish". The skit names hookah bars, Shakira merchandise and off-brand tea because these are not only things that actually often use the font but also aren't considered examples of great design.

This is contrasted with Avatar being a massive blockbuster movie with a huge production budget and arguably one of the most successful movies of its time. As the article states, the font isn't really a terrible choice for the movie but because it's so "basic" it comes across as low effort compared to the overall production value of the movie itself.

You could argue that it's elitism but at least in part it's played for laughs because it's such an irrelevant detail while also being so potentially infuriating to those who actually do that kind of thing for a living. Realistically most professionals likely just rolled their eyes when they saw it used Papyrus or had a good laugh, but it's fun to exaggerate this to such dramatic proportions because it mixes a grain of truth (the font choice feels cheap) into an escalation of dramatic stakes (the protagonist losing sleep, obsessing over the typeface, stalking the designer, and finally crashing his car and yelling at him from the street) and the final pay-off (the designer smugly looking at him, implying the protagonist was right about the font choice being an evil act that the designer "got away with").
Perhaps I didn't explain things fully and/or clearly.

I never mentioned that I'm trying to block tinnitus. What I did describe was preventing from aggravating my tinnitus when the earplugs penetrate more into my ears due to lying on my side.

Tinnitus itself cannot be blocked, at best it can be masked. I do not have a problem with my base level of tinnitus. I have a problem when my tinnitus sounds 10 times as loud due to it being aggrevated when something is pressing on my ear.

There are more noises than simply tinnitus. There are car sounds, airplane sounds, random people sounds, all kinds of sounds. These sounds could not be blocked previously. The reason they could not be blocked is because if I'd block them solely with earplugs, then while all kinds of outside sounds would be blocked my tinnitus sound would be way worse which would render the point of blocking outside sounds as pointless.
>Buys lowest common denominator/cheapest product
>"oh no this product is really bad and the features don't make sense"

Alright buddy. There are plenty of devices I have without an off switch that work perfectly fine. In terms of controllers, the Xbox controllers I have will go to sleep after not having been used for a little while and conserve battery that way.

The problem isn't lack of off switches, it's the lack of features related to the lack of an off switch.
Systems Programmers Can Have Nice Things
A blog is the perfect example of where SQLite should be used other a DB server.
Ah, I have a memory of waking up early on one 90's Saturday morning and loading up this game on my Pentium 100 to fly bombing missions...
add Samsara to that list
Carbon footprints rivaling countries are not small when we're already at 1.2C of warming and barreling toward 1.5C within the next 5 years. Tell yourself it's not small when the equator becomes too hot for the majority of humanity living at those latitudes and the migrant levels increase significantly, among all of the other problems. The blaise approach people take to climate change just boggles my mind.
Frontend testing with computer vision
Found this really cool, write tests the way you see the app and never rewrite because of minor changes. Works for dom, canvas and even desktop apps. Ofc, has downsides too like GPU usage and long running tests.
Don't forget the home. With the ubiquity of security cameras privacy is eroding even in private. I am struggling now with properly placing cameras in an apartment and balancing safety, security, and privacy in a family environment.
> the very laws that dissuade other crime, say the robbery or theft that you refer to, are themselves blackmail, extortion or some other variation of violent crime

No, because in these cases it's violence enacted in self-defense (often by proxy), and therefore not an aggression.

Defending yourself is not aggression. Going after somebody or their property is.
Just curious - you don't believe that people should be subjected to violence, but how would a state be able to enforce sovereignty over its territory, without the means of violence? Implied or otherwise.

I know the US defense complex gets a lot of sh!t for its massive expenditure, but the hard reality is that no state on earth is going to invade the US, and thus threaten its citizens within the boarder, which is a result of tax money being spent on building the most powerful military in the world.
Are you sure those cases are CO2 and not CO? Iirc CO is the truly fucked up one because it binds to hemoglobin much more readily than CO2 thus displacing both CO2 and O2 in the blood.
Nice tool !
IMO a self hosted option is mandatory for product adoption as python is often used to process data, which might be confidential enough to prevent the use of SaaS tooling from a not "Well Known" service provider...
My e-reader with e-ink shows percentage, but the visualization of how you did it looks much better. Not sure if its as practical in the e-reader situation given you hold it in a certain angle, have black/grayscale/white. Anyway, the nice thing about an e-reader is that it has this feature. It allows you to track where you are within your books, and its quite a portable device not requiring much battery.
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> Nobody ever did the obvious thing of hooking this stuff up to biometric readers deployed by the billions in the form of phones using either photo recognition or finger print readers, laptop finger print readers, etc.

The last thing I want to expose to some random shady internet site is my photo or fingerprint.
Joining the Dots Between Wardley Mapping, DDD and Team Topologies
I cant believe I read Slack and fast in one sentence.

We use mattermost and its mostly OK to the point i'm willing to use it which cannot be said about Slack. Forcing me to have Slack open all the time was reason I left a job. It was unbearable.
I guess it's more user friendly to have the path as a string, except of course most of these patches will be machine generated and processed, so the user friendliness is a bit pointless.
Promptly at 8 AM, I log in to the work site, the overseer bot inspects my dress, above and below the desk and confirms my hair is combed and that I have shaved and have applied deodorant, and my clock starts.....

Scroo that, I hope nobody endures that. Even so, if I am zooming, I look OK, at least above the desktop....
I have always understood strong consistency to refer to linearizability or sequential consistency - i.e. all clients have the same view of the global order but with sequential consistency permitting slightly more flexibility in how operations of different clients can be reordered wrt each other.
Tether (USDT) is attractive to high-risk traders who are seeking high return and low exchange fees. This doesn't mean it is good or will remain stable indefinitely—I would not be surprised if it follows a similar path as UST. As it is an ERC20 token[1], it can be held and transferred in a non-custodial fashion as with most other crypto tokens, but with the caveat that it is run by a centralized entity and therefore your address could be frozen/blacklisted by their contract. The same is not true of all stablecoins; DAI cannot freeze an address, for example.

It might be hard to realize, but there are dozens or hundreds of stablecoins. Anybody can publish a new stablecoin as the blockchain is permissionless (literally: nobody needs permission to deploy a new ERC20 token). Obviously not all purported "stablecoins" will be safe, stable, or useful; but it also does not mean that every one will carry the same risks as UST and USDT. A government could issue a ERC20 token for example and it would largely be seen as "safe" with the caveat that it is centralized.

[1] https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/standards/tokens/erc...
Public opinion polling in a society which has overtly criminalized many forms of dissent, which is known for an active secret police force, and where dissenters and even insufficiently loyal insiders – beyond the official legal sanctions – are frequently known to have interesting accidents involving windows, polonium tea, nerve agents, or (recently, a minor epidemic of) sudden extremely violent “murder/suicides” of entire families are, of course, easy to conduct in ways where the results are reliable indicators of public sentiment.
KDE Connect is now officially available for iOS
I think HTML benefits well from an additional abstraction level. For example, for our blog we use wordpress style shortcodes[1] (or other html templating really) which essentially turns:

[%url https://example.com "see my example" %]

to

<a class="article-link" href="https://example.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">see my example</a>

I feel that HTML grew way out of control to be used directly - it's absolutely unreadable and refactoring quickly becomes a huge danger zone even with brilliant existing tools. With IDE watcher tools you can easily setup automated previews to be rendered along side the files you're working on which imho is the way to go when directly working with HTML these days.

1 - https://github.com/Granitosaurus/shortcoder
The legal system is primarily a legal system, not a justice system.

Mainly, however, I am pointing out how absurdly reductionist it is for you to say “taxation is violence”. As you say, social constructs—taxation perhaps—can be “valuable or desirable”.
Yes

https://people.videolan.org/~unlord/SVT-AV1_BD-rate.png
I personally miss reading manuals (or at least skimming them if they're big) before playing games. I guess it feels too much like study/work for it to have a market nowadays; last physical games I've bought had basically the same info as in-game help.

I recommend this site[0] for all those who want to go down memory lane. Just look at this[1] or that of TFA[2].

[0] https://www.gamesdatabase.org/all_manuals

[1] https://www.gamesdatabase.org/Media/SYSTEM/Commodore_64//Man...

[2] https://www.gamesdatabase.org/Media/SYSTEM/Microsoft_DOS//Ma...