skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's active. I use them for my android devices. They'll also work as a soundcard on any laptop/desktop with usb-c ports. Durability sucks but if it lasts 6 months I'm ok with picking up a new one from Walmart for $7. Both my phones and my IEM's cost around 100x more. When measured against that, it's a good value.

There's a quirk that requires a script to uncap the volume on Android but it's the best IEM DAC I've heard under $200. I don't think they subsidize it. It's just economies of scale at work. Here's a Head-Fi review and analysis of it: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/apple-usb-c-to-3-5-mm-headp...

Edit: More context on 'fixing' the Android volume capping issue for it (quirks are common for devs to add at usb-audio driver level in kernel, but this is something different with Android's defaults): https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/guide-magisk-apple-usb-c-...
As others have said here, Spaces is a minor success. In my corner of Twitter I see people use it occasionally and I've had a few good experiences with it
Just to be clear: a ton of kernel32 stuff was already locked down prior to win32k being shut off. (I used to work on the author’s team)
I think most european countries have 4 weeks counted as weeks not days and american ones usually only count work days so 15 days is actually 3 weeks. At google I had 25 days in my last year = 5 weeks which is not too bad. Amazon is traditionally a shit show with only 2 weeks your first year and 3w thereafter
I have to begrudgingly agree with you. A couple years ago I plopped a couple powerline adapters on either end of my house. They're on different circuits, but the same phase of the panel.

It worked great. I got a consistent 80Mbps through them. I was happy and probably commented here or elsewhere about how they can work, or, "don't dismiss it, it might just be the trick."

Well, now they're pretty flaky. They still work just enough for me to keep using them, but other WiFi issues I'm having are convincing me that I gotta stop being lazy and run some cable to all my rooms. (I even have a crawlspace! It will be relatively easy if I can just get cracking on it.)

I don't know what changed between then and now. Phone chargers on the circuit? That random smart plug I bought last year? My A/C cycling in the summer? Doesn't matter. Powerlines are a hostile environment for high-speed data.
Closer to 40 years. The worst effects only came with the dismantling of transit and moral panic about letting kids have agency.
He’s referring to nitrates becoming nitrosamines.

The only way to avoid this is to cook meats low and slow - which results in frankly unfavorable texture characteristics for pork products like bacon and pepperoni.

See: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/nitrosamin...
That can decay to ~zero from a career-agency standpoint though if it's not the limiting reagent for professional access to the next level—that is, if the assignments you can get next all include the same thing at the same speed regardless of whether you also learn it independently or not.
You're not alone.

In Australia we have Bunnings:a pallet-shelving style hardware(paints/tools/wood/whatever else) store.

WTF is a bunning anyway?

With no proper definition the Urban Dictionary definition(NSFW) makes shopping much more amusing...
Two back-to-back on-point comments. I appreciate you!
One substantial risk is the amount of leverage out there. There was tons of it in the crypto ecosystem, and there is a lot in stocks too:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGZ1FL663067003Q

Now as the fed starts pulling money out of circulation by selling it's balance sheet, there's a multiplicative effect on the amount of money siphoned out.

Due to this magnificent, it seems very easy for the fed to overcorrect and pull way too much money out of the system. The fed must walk a very fine line in triggering this deleveraging.
I was much more traumatized being forced to attend Sunday school against my will than I was that one day we found a book about sex at the public library. It even had illustrations. That was much more joy than I ever got from Jesus brainwashing school with JOY written all over the walls.
Point of view I guess. I'm suggesting the politicians don't want to fix anything.

You seem to be implying that private companies--BigPharma--are more interested in keeping conditions chronic with medication than curing people.

They seem equally shit in my book
You can. It's a setting in Mission Control. But turning this on breaks other things, which I can't remember right now. (Not at my Mac currently).
Amphetamine (https://amphetamine.en.softonic.com/mac) solved this for me. I turn it on, with “allow system sleep when display is closed” disabled, and it’ll work with the laptop closed, using only the two connected monitors as display.
Would you be able to recommend any online resources or books on the more complex math? It sounds interesting.
https://archive.ph/WX7no
It’s nitrates, which become nitrosamines.

As I posted below, here’s a basic summary: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/nitrosamin...
Could still be released, but that "product demo" was a few years too early.
Being a tolerable neighbor involves skills, habits, and self control that are far from universal. Showing up to appointments and taking your meds every time is hard for yuppies with mild depression, let alone people with much looser holds on life. Inpatient mental health facilities are necesarily more coercive and less fun than the outside world. The mentally ill have civil rights too and can check themselves out unless their situation continues to meet a high bar for imminent risk of serious harm.

People in between “cannot manage own life” and “imminent danger to self and others” are a tricky proposition for the mental health system. It only takes a handful of such people wandering around your city center continuously (seriously, it’s the same dozen faces over and over in SF) to completely change the kind of place it is.
The interest you feel when in a given option is relative to the interest you have in your other options. When browsing HN at work, lots of articles seem interesting—-because the immediate alternatives (like going back to work) aren’t that great. Since the articles are relatively interesting, you think “I’ll save these for later, when I have more time!”, not realizing that when you have more time, you also have more immediate alternatives, which quickly render the articles relatively uninteresting.
Err, is the accusation that engineering says “we want to keep Scala but it is slowing us down”? Because i think it is way more likely that product people are saying stupid shit like “well at my last company we used PHP and we churned out features twice as fast!”
The Yellow Ranger was a man in the original Japanese, but a woman in the American version.

Power Rangers is probably the weirdest East/West thing to ever happen, yet still work out. The amount of "translation" that occurred is nearly nil, it was pretty much a wholesale reinvention of the entire plot.
4 or 5 weeks, usually (although this might vary by country) counted in days where 5 days = 1 week for a full time worker.
Or, or, and here me out here, you could learn the syntax in order to make a more informed assessment.

Do also seek out geocar’s posts. They are well written and to my mind convincing. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27393682
Honestly there are so many issues if you have two 4K screens on a MBP M1.

Just pay for the extremely expensive Apple screens and you might be ok. Otherwise except the worst.

My favourite: Dell 4K screen start scintillating, with extreme ghosting which is still present during reboot only to be fixed by using the degausser program and generic "Color LCD" color profile.
Its just a headphone jack
Glasgow is the single exception to that rule in my decade living in the UK and Isle of Man.
Any software engineering job can have reasonable hours if you pace yourself and set boundaries
Sometimes when I plug in my dock (with 27" 4k monitor attached) and other monitor (also 27" 4k) to the thunderbolt ports (taking care to plug the same cable into the same ports), the windows magically rearrange themselves into the position they were in when the machine went to sleep if I haven't turned the machine on. Sometimes they do not. Sometimes I can use the machine and they will still rearrange properly. Sometimes not.

Baffling.
These style of languages often come up here. Could a proponent give some examples of practical applications written in these array languages? I feel like that's missing in these discussions. People say "finance", but let's say I have a finance team that have never heard of it - why might they be interested?
so do my airpods, but I'm not a rube
Oh god, paper routes! I had one when I was 10-11. It was great money for that age - about $200 per month, in the early 90s.

My papers were dropped off really early, and I had to be there for them - alone - around 4am. And my route was about half a mile away from my house.

I got chased by a dog a couple times. One time it bit and punctured my tire.

I flipped my bike with all the papers in it a couple of times.

Some older kids dropped by once - I was afraid they were gonna fuck with me, but instead they just asked me to scream some stuff.

And of course collecting. I got chased off by a couple dogs then too. Come to think of it, maybe I should be more afraid of dogs than people.

Eventually I got a route for the apartments that were across the street from my house. That was a much nicer experience. More money, less distance, less area to cover, and no dogs.
Consider this - communication on its own is worthless if no time is left to do productive work. If communication was so important then slack/hipchat/etc shitposters would be your most productive employees and they usually aint
Migrant workers?
Numbers on a digital face can be read by anyone who knows numbers.

Just yesterday my toddler told me it was 6 oclock because the big hand was pointing at the six.

Trying to explain to a three year old that the small hand was for the hour, and the big hand pointed at a number which you multiply by 5 to get the minutes was beyond him.

But the digital clock, he gets.
This is amazing - not just for the possibility of viable treatments emerging, but given that previous advice has focused on sleeping position, bedding, and other possible causes, there will be many parents who have lost children to SIDS and been left with guilt over whether they did something wrong; this will hopefully alleviate that pain.
I grew up in a major city and was only mugged four times and assaulted (like hit or abused) four times by randos on the street before graduating high school, starting in second grade. All with racial overtones, very explicitly so on the assaults.

Yet we (me, my parents, my educators) wouldn’t have dreamed of behaving like these school workers.

I don’t think it’s the suburban white folks, though it might be. I think it’s people who buy into an everything is too dangerous mindset. That they go to suburbs is effect, not cause.

Figured the author was a dude from the title, totally surprised it wasn’t. I too suffer from the fear that if I’m around anyone’s kids other than my own, especially at a park, I’m at risk.
Identical formatting to the commercial offering.

This is how they roll in the k world.
Imagine including k.h in an external application that wants to use some k functionality and the existing code uses the single char looping idiomatic code:

for (int k = 0; k < 100; k++) {}

'k' gets redefined and LOLs all around.
Im told multiple times, across many, many forums that everything just works on apple hardware. Is this lautman.net site a lie ?
No this is white people
I upvoted your comment. Not because I like it, or I agree with it, but because it validates my assumption on why HN hates crypto so much.

I senserely hope your weeks will get better.
The UK has 28 days minimum, that includes "bank holidays" (USA: Public holidays?) which are days decided by the government as holidays for everyone - like Christmas. So it's more like 5.6 weeks total in the UK, and the UK aren't particularly generous - your final year in Google, an exceptional comapany, barely meets the statutory minimum in the UK.
Yea this is also a big problem I have. I can't stand having to reorganize my windows when I go back and forth from desk with monitor to laptop.

I want the window manager to remember where I had the window and move it back when I plug in. Now I just mirror and have a bigger monitor becaused I can't deal with that horseshit.
My solution was to just leave the lighting-to-3.5mm adapter attached to my headphones, rather than my phone. But I was lucky enough that I had two dongles spare and only two sets of wired headphones I cared about. Works well though.
*bookmarks enter the conversation
Attack subs. The US alone has 60 nuclear ones, able to pursue Russian missile boats.
Actually evidence shows up of more Ukrainian strike planes flying than before, mostly Su-25 and Su-24 caught on camera.

Also fighter force while heavily reduced was continuously flying sorties and helped deny air superiority to Russia, though due to numbers it wasn't as visible as the infamous SAM hits.
Crypto marketcap is a huge lie.
This! If BTC spikes and she didn't invest, you'd be hated forever. If it collapsed further, your opinion wasn't sought after. You had no idea what happened. Stay out of it.
This reads like the opinion of the wealthy white urbanite who has never experienced anything resembling the average lifestyle of a resident in the very city they claim to know so much about.

The thing is, I like this article. I agree with it. There just isn't a correlation with helicopter parenting and statistically-average suburbs. If anything, NIMBYism/helicopter bullshit is most prevalent in wealthy urban areas.
My ancestors were Vikings. We all have skeletons in the closet
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That seems valid.
You just repeat Russia’s propaganda — thinly veiled thread of nuclear war. The fact is that Russia won’t use it, because nobody will attack Russia. They threaten to use nuke the same way North Korea show off their missile tests, because they have no other option. They know full well that using it will mean the end of Russia, even though it may cause severe damages, or the other end, to NATO countries

To Russia bullying, cyberwar, energy as weapon, or misinformation make a lot more sense.
It sounds like there’s a torrent of gossip in your neighborhood about you, and I’m really sorry you have to suffer the consequences. Have any of the parents at the park ever just…chatted with you while the kids play? Its very strange that everyone seems to recognize you and have the same, unhinged opinion of you.
Why would you think that? The comment I was replying to placed "MSM" in a list of supplements... Did you actually interpret the comment as suggesting that 'photochemsyn supplemented his diet with mainstream medicine to support connective tissue development?
Do you have to pay 250,000 for the Visa?

Or just have that much in your bank account?
Is this why my Firefox window went black randomly for a few seconds today?
I hear you but quoting the most famous book about pedophilia is not the best look.
I stand corrected. Thanks
Wish they offered 4K UHD
These languages are from a different branch of the computer science language tree. The verbs are different. The same verbs usually work similarly for all data types.

Each of those symbols (verbs) are jam-packed with meaning, and most looping is implicit or very natural, and overall code constructions are very terse.

It's like reading a nice short poem rather than a 700 page book.

It can go too far, of course; there is some middle ground to be found.

If you have time, reading into the language a little more deeply may be illuminating, because it changes the way you think about the very nature of the task at hand.
AptX low latency apparently makes it better (35ms is the "guarantee"), but I've honestly not tried it. I'm not going to make my 400FPS on a 240hz monitor low latency gaming in Valorant worse by going wireless for audio.

Though I do use a wireless mouse (G Pro X Superlight) and it's brilliant, though it's wireless adapter is attached to a cord that lets me plug it in to keep going if I forgot to charge it, so its the best of both worlds.

Really, its only my mouse that I move around enough for wireless to be worth it in competitive gaming.
Bluetooth also cannot deliver HD audio and act as a microphone at the same time.
This might be one of the most appalling and depressing things I've read in a long time. How did we get here as a society? The frequent moral panics, like stranger danger and the satanic panic, whipped up by the media?
Not exclusive to sub-urban. Viewing childcare as a "purchasable service" aplies to pretty much the whole country except rural.
I replied to comments that seemed ill-informed or hadn't bother to read the design doc. I have been writing Python since January 2000 or so, so I guess I maybe have 2 years on you there.

I haven't encountered any difficulties with the GIL either, but that doesn't mean it's not a problem.
> Do you think cops should be responsible for finding homeless people homes? You can't just throw them all in jail.

We used to do just that, and it worked just fine.
Assuming you get a job, it's actually not difficult. If you work in tech, you can probably even get a visa that gets you PR in 3 years. I moved mostly on a whim directly prior to the pandemic, and haven't run into any major stumbling blocks.

The language barrier is the biggest issue. Assuming you live in a large city (and really, you should), the town halls have translators. You may need to wait for them to be available, and the translations may not be amazing, but they'll help you solve any tasks you need to do.

The next biggest issues are getting a phone number (you need a residence card first), getting a bank account (you need a residence card and a phone number), and getting a credit card (you need a residence card, a phone number, and will need to deal with them sending your card with your katakana name on the envelope). If you have a job, they'll help you do all of these things.

Getting housing isn't really a problem. At this point there's lots of gaikokujin housing (short-term rentals, month-to-month leases, sharedhouses, etc). It's possible to find it online with no Japanese language skills. Again, if you have a job, they'll help you find housing.

If you're coming in as a student, your school will also help you with all of these things.

Pewdiepie makes money off of making content. Saying "hey, this isn't very hard" isn't entertaining. Don't use him as a real-life example.
Gentrification isn't a bad thing or not any worse than what has been happening. Take Brooklyn in NYC it went from.. British farmers, to Irish, to black, to Jewish, to Russians, to Spanish... Things change world changes everything changes
It's nice to see articles like this. It can be difficult to understand how troubling an issue gaslighting is until you've had to deal with it yourself.

Quite often gaslighting is wrapped in subjective relational statements. For example, the phrase, "that's not been my experience at all" is one that appeals to a lot of those doing the gaslighting.

It's important to know that if you hear phrases like that, it's 100% OK to reply that you believe an open-minded, considerate approach to the issue is not only possible, but it's also your personal baseline for any further discussion of the topic.

One reason why this is important is that gaslighters often feel most comfortable spreading fault around or projecting blame from a subjective platform, like "well, I guess I have my perspective and you have yours, it's only fair," which can easily exacerbate psychological damage on your end. In these cases your health may be on the line, and it strengthens your position to reaffirm for yourself (and possibly others in your same situation) that alternate perspectives, painful though they may be to hear about, can be valid and relevant. If the gaslighter really wants to relate to others in a qualitatively productive way, they will also understand that their level of consideration and openness are relevant factors in a qualitative evaluation of the relationship.

It's unfortunately really common for dangerous situations and inequities to be experienced fully by one party but not the other, to that second party's advantage. Gaslighters want to retain their personal comfort or position of higher energy in exchange for your acquiescence in holding in your pain. And in a lot of cases it's all they can think of to do in order to protect themselves from e.g. painful cognitive dissonance. You are essentially part of the gaslighter's self-care routine; they are not in a suitable place to care for and support others. Which is really too bad--among other things gaslighting often reveals a critical lack of creative, open-minded, shared problem-solving.
It is funny, I've never thought of it, but pepperoni curling is a strong sign of quality to me, on a thicker crust pizza at least.

For a thin, greasy pizza, I expect a flat pepperoni for some reason. This is a bit weird because thin, greasy pizzas are obviously the better kind.
Well, yes, there's other languages like Julia, MATLAB and such if you want familiar, approachable syntax for array programming. Nial (https://nial-array-language.org/), which is inspired by APL, mostly uses words instead of symbols, which you may find more intuitive.

In K, terseness is part of the package, and it is considered good, because you can see the innards of your code at a glance, there's lesser text to change if you mess up, so on, so forth. Some time investment in the language may or may not help with this.
financial security is subjective.
Good point, why even bother pushing out patches?
I think their point was that safe cities are possible, not that we should all move to Japan. Someone who has only experienced a dangerous city or a car centric city, the possibilities might not be obvious to them so there is a very defeatist attitude, as if this is just the way cities are.

I remember cruising through the streets of Tokyo in the middle of the night, still worried that I might get jumped by a meth hear even though it was extremely unlikely. It's a pre-conception that is hard to let go of.
I'll call you a liar. Or at best, someone who could be more observant.
DTX is regressing in the last 5-10 years. Not to combat zone levels, but certainly not the calmer place it was becoming
California would likely divide itself in a way to advantage the current politicians that govern the state. Not really Gerrymandering as we know it, but a similar principle.

Republicans would obviously not accept this. We would likely replay the decades leading up to the Civil War, where adding states was a contentious and at times violent process.

The feds would also have to approve it. If Republicans can stop it, they will. If Democratic politicians can push it through, they would likely get blowback from moderates. Republicans would get power and seek to balance or even advantage themselves. We could end up with eight Dakotas (just kidding on this specific example; other Republican states might want to split too).

This is not a fight either party wants to start because it could be a disaster for them. The intended outcome (increase relative Senate representation) has slim odds and a high cost.
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