skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure, I think that's totally reasonable.

I will make one last pitch though that if you don't want to spend the hour putting together a full box or researching it, the most primitive filter you can build that will (as far as I can tell, again take my opinions on VOCs with a grain of salt) be decently competitive with commercial filters and will require less time to find the parts for and put together than you'll spend researching commercial purifiers is:

- 1 20 inch box fan (any brand) from any store

- A 20x20 MERV13 filter or equivalent (FPR 10 if you're buying from Home Depot), these will all be located right next to the commercial filters/purifiers in any store that sells them.

- An activated charcoal filter (optional if you care about odor or VOCs, aprox 20x20 but it's likely okay if you go a bit smaller). Will likely also be next to the purifiers/filters in any store.

- Duck tape or string in a pinch if you don't have tape.

Tape them all together (make sure that arrows on the side of the filter point in the same direction as the fan is blowing) and run the fan at speed 2 or 3; don't worry about building a fan shroud or perfectly aligning things.

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That comes at the cost of:

- Extra noise

- General ugliness

But it will still perform pretty decently well and takes less time to set up than it will take to read the instruction manual for a commercial purifier. The noise from running the fan at full speed is a downside though, so I'm not knocking anyone who wants to go commercial for an out-of-the-box solution -- just saying that if what's putting you off is the time/building requirements, you can do a hacky version of this in 3-5 minutes that will get the job done for an average small apartment, and there's basically no way to mess it up as long as you don't tape the filter on backwards.

Again though, nothing against people who want to just order something, that's a totally reasonable ask. I just don't want people to get scared away thinking this has to be a full-fledged project, it's DIY but it doesn't have to involve any measurements or tools or any particular effort beyond slapping some duck tape around a single fan.
Tactics is the main thing to learn in the beginning, which builds the 'intuition.' Later study a couple openings like ruy lopez or giocco piano. You can learn a couple traps too and be on the lookout for them (fried liver and scholars mate in particular).

The game 'came together' for me when I realized how easy it is to squander any advantage you've gained. So in a game, you might be rocking it and winning. Suddenly, you've done the wrong thing and now your opponent is capitalizing on it and crushing you. That situation is very frustrating in the beginning. Once you recognize it, then you can try to be the one to not step in doo-doo by being very careful with every move.
FogBugz was sold of a few years back. https://medium.com/make-better-software/moving-forward-with-...
Of course, though in fairness parent was answering grandparent's specific question (and accurately in my experience)
While I agree that it's a somewhat mundane article, there's normally comments that make it interesting. For example, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31436869
Could someone post the date of the email? I assume it's around the same time as the tweet?
It's only8 minutes since your responseso I'd just like to say that I almost immediately got the gist of your product before any changes. Long advertising experience means like a remedial English teacher I'm better than most reading poorer copy but I consider your(unchanged) copy very good. Unfortunately without the words"audit", "WORM" and"incident search" present or prominent I'm not your market. But I could think of many thousands of publication sites longing for your tool, if those terms applied.
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> Knowledge does not automatically transfer to the next generation.

That's not untrue, but overly simplifies the problem by observing a very narrow slice of a much larger whole. Knowledge does not automatically transfer between people of the same generation, or the same project, or the same team! The misapplication and over-reliance of Taylorism especially in software development projects deserves blame. Ultimately this traces to a root cause in the pedagogy of work evident in the largely uncritiqued popular conception of work methodology itself. Specifically the construction of "collaboration of specializations leads to efficiencies" ignores its creation of systemic forgettance. This oft quoted passage sums it up nicely:

... the relation of the producers to the sum total of their own labour
is presented to them as a social relation, existing not between
themselves, but between the products of their labor.

That is to say that the transfer of knowledge, being one of among myriad social relations, takes a back seat to the relations between software components in this scenario.
The 990 is pretty old. I think the latest is the 2200.

https://www.cpu-monkey.com/en/compare_cpu-apple_a14_bionic-v...
I think the "punish all car drivers" thing will ultimately catch on. It seems to be becomming the popular opinion.

I think that's sad and damaging though. I suspect the people that are stacking up the big miles (using lots of gas) are people that can't afford to live in town and are trying to work their way up: trades/self-employed, delivery drivers, hire car drivers i.e. your junior nurse, handyman, school teacher or uber driver.

And most of them will never even be involved in a serious accident.
> You could use ML in your job/company but then you dont need this course, you just use a ML product.

ML product?
Thanks, I wasn’t aware it is not a “global” convention and wasn’t sure what does the parent make fun of.

One learns every day :) I will be more careful about this when writing centuries in English the next time.

Also this poster on quora have a detailed list https://www.quora.com/Why-do-we-write-century-numbers-with-I...
On the other hand, airtight enforcement of all laws is a serious threat to liberty. Laws are imperfect and prosecutorial discretion is an important safety mechanism to prevent people in odd edge cases (which it turns out, are common) from getting unjustly maimed by the legal apparatus. Adjusting laws is also part of the process, but that is a slow process (another safety mechanism.)
Cloudflare Recursive DNS Outage
Related: a classic essay "In Praise of Shadows" (1933) discussing traditional Japanese aesthetics.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Praise_of_Shadows
Take the safe job when you are old and have family/dependents. Take the long shot bets when you are young. You have the potential to learn way more way more quickly at a startup and if it folds you are still young and have experience. I wish I would have taken this advice when I was 25...
Could you please elaborate? How exactly is getting a favicon for each of these domains possibly "sending of information off each users contact list"?
Engineers Investigating NASA’s Voyager 1 Telemetry Data
It’s always amazing how far behind the laymen (or woman in this case) are in their critiques of ‘crypto.’ Seeing unfounded concerns before the last bull market was my signal.

If you really want the best critiques of any crypto, it will always come from someone working on or otherwise invested in a project they believe to be a competitor. This article is low quality by any standards - I as a hardcore believer in the innovations behind Bitcoin (not necessarily the bloat and scams rampant on today’s smart contract implementations) I could write an article an order of magnitude more critical than something like this.

I understand how annoying it must be to watch risk prone individuals who know as much (nothing) about crypto as yourself make huge profits and evangelize their investments despite their ignorance, but that does not give the common laymen with the opposite disposition any more authority to shout their equally uninformed opinions - though clearly neither party cares.

Typically the people that do care about being intellectually sophisticated on crypto either try to innovate, concede Bitcoin has the robustness to be claimed ‘safest’ or defer to others who do.
Oh, good point. Yes, my resolution is 2256x1504 and found the 1x too small so I have to scale it up. I haven't had any issues but I also typically do lower level and back end type work (occasional front end when needed). I also haven't done any gaming with the laptop (except some minor experimentation with Godot). If you are a designer or serious artist I recommend at least trying out your os with fractional scaling first.
1. There isn't a single country in the world that does not use policy as the cornerstone of day-to-day governance, procedure, and enforcement.

2. There can be arbitrary changes to law too, with a change in power.

You have numerous forms of redress when you feel that policy is incompatible with law. You can ask the agency in question. You can ask a legislator to pressure the agency. You can ask a legislator to write an explicit law. You can take the agency to court. You can elect an executive that can lay down policy requirements on their subservient agencies.

There's a very unfortunate political meme in this country, that frequently repeats the lie that policy (executive or otherwise) is not the product of elected government. Like any magical spell, if repeated loudly, and frequently enough, I suppose its disciples might will it into being.

When you don't like how the state's prosecutor's office works, in this country, you can elect a new head prosecutor, who will make changes in their department. When you don't like how the federal prosecutor's office works, in this country, you can elect a new executive. All of these agencies under thus, under direct democratic control.
CVE-2017-5689
It'd be an audio device on probably some old Sun or SGI workstation. It would expect to receive bytes in RIFF (WAV), AU, or some other format the backing hardware is equipped to decode. Teeing a log file into it would produce some form of horrible noise every time a line was written to the log. So if you set up that tee while the logfile is quiet, turn the speakers up, and stretch out under the desk, it'll give you a very effective wake alarm when the log starts seeing new entries.
Release Stress and Anxiety by talking to someone
You might be aware of the fact that different factions/sects exist within the major religions, similar to how humans physically evolve separate traits. Some of those off-shoots will be more successful than others.

I'm sure you have some great ideas about living. Let's check the reproductive rate of the people who follow your ideas in a thousand years.
Found this, which is the medical study for the drug:

https://bjui-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11...
Who is driving out to a cabin in the woods to work for just one day?
That's possible but for that you'd need a valid certificate from every intermediate you fingerprint. You can maybe get a few bits out of it, but the moment you fingerprint the device it's got the intermediates practically forever. If the user clears all cookies, storage, etc. and you try to match the device with the old profile it'll still keep the old certs cached and it won't appear the same.
"poverty, intergenerational stress, and systemic differential treatment"

None of those terms, nor their arbitrary meanings, account for people who are in a similar financial or socio-economic situation, and yet don't commit car-jackings, rape, robbery, white collar crime, or shootings. Neither does it account for people in the exact same socio-economic situation moving up and thriving instead of victimizing families in their communities.

"intergenerational stress"

What exactly does this mean in the context of one's behavior?

That the car-jacker who murdered a mother and her baby in order to escape prison bares a reduced responsibility for the crime? That at some point 200 to 10,000 years ago, some ill that befell someone with a similar skin color somehow absolves them of responsibility, or lessens the magnitude of their atrocity?

Crime, like racism, isn't limited to just one race. I never implied otherwise.

It is never the race that causes people to commit crime. Crime occurs in all races, globally.

And in ever single case, it is the individual's choice to commit crime.

What happened to their great-great-grandfather is irrelevant.
I recently bought a framework laptop for a daily driver when I'm not on my desktop. For context I was running NixOS on an old 2014 macbook air, and I work on the glasgow haskell compiler in my day job so I do a lot of CPU heavy tasks.

I've got to say, as long as these things are being produced I'll never go back. They are just too good and I cannot recommend them highly enough. One of the things that didn't occur to me before I bought it was that _because_ of the modular design I can switch the side the power port is on. That may not seem like much but it was a revelation the first time I sat on the couch and thought "huh I really wish this was over on that side....wait a minute!".

I've also had absolutely no problems with NixOS on my machine, even my apple earbuds easily connect via bluetooth, something that I never quite got working on my macbook.

10/10 This is damn close to my dream laptop and I'm excited a new version is on the way.
My point is not to dis on IRC/chat rooms here, just explaining why I've never particularly found it engaging, and so I'm curious what others see in it, as I feel it's something I could learn to appreciate if I tried a bit harder.

I have also always felt this way, trying to get into it and thinking I'll enjoy it but never really succeeding. Maybe all of the people trying to get into it need to create a channel on Libera and just start talking?

IRC and all internet communities that rely on real-time communication have this implicit hurdle where you have to be comfortable talking to people you have never and will never meet.

I personally have never felt especially interested in internet friends and so when I see a Slack channel for something I'm interested in, I just lurk. There is something about the real-time nature of it that is harder to get into compared to sites like HN or reddit, where you can post something and not be as actively holding up a conversation; It's more work. It's also less interesting than doing it in person.

The upside of lurking on platforms like Slack is that every now and then, when someone posts a link, a job posting, something else that I find interesting, I can click on it and easily search for it. Without an IRC bouncer and checking in at regular intervals, I see less interesting stuff over time. You have to "be there", it seems. That's aside from the slow, questions only discussions you're referencing. My guess is that people who can't get into chat rooms, IRC, etc are not willing to check into these online spaces in the same way they do physical ones.
A Short Computer Virus Timeline (1996)
I watch all of his videos but if you are starting, 'Building habits' is definitely much better, Aman will often keep making the simple moves he preaches even when more complex ones are available just to drill it into you. Naroditsky, while a great teacher and highly educational can't help himself from playing overly complicated lines that people at those levels wouldn't see. Hikaru is even worse in that respect (tho he doesn't attempt to be particularly educational in the first place anyway).

Other than that, I'd also recommend John Bartholomew who also explains his moves thoroughly in his series where he plays lower rated players.
Internet standards are not created by a single organization or person (well, not anymore). Everybody can help design the standards.

I'm greatly simplifying, but roughly it goes like this:

1. Someone proposes a change.

2. If there is enough interest in the proposed change, an RFC (Request for Comments) is created, in draft stage.

3. Stakeholders can comment, if agreed upon the changes are placed in the RFC. Rinse and repeat.

4. Once enough stakeholders are happy, the RFC is accepted and it becomes an internet standard.

An RFC in step 3 may already be mature enough to be used in production, though just not yet finalized (step 4).

Before 2017, IPv6 was already being deployed because the RFC was already quite mature. However, with IP being such an important protocol for the internet, it took a long time before the RFC was finalized, though not much was being changed. In 2017, the RFC was finalized and thus it was set in stone (until a new RFC is created) that that is how the protocol must work.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Request_for_Comments
Looks like BSNL is still on ipv4
This link (https://cbsinteractive.github.io/hawkeye/ ) lists the license as MIT, FWIW.
> If religious belief systems are "wrong" (in the sense of being useful for navigating the world, not in the sense of satisfying certain conditions of symbolic logic and reasoning), then why have these religions triumphed over secularism time and time again?

To be fair, a lot of them spread by the sword. Convert or we kill your tribe. Some of them explicitly call out in their texts that it's OK to forcibly convert or murder non-believers, an attribute which is, I'm sure, a helpful "evolutionary gene" for the religion's spread. There are also religions with non-violent, but still coercive conversion, where there are non-death-related social consequences for nonbelievers.
A prisoner sleeping with a guard is an obvious abuse of power… if they remain imprisoned. I’d not know what to make of it though if the prisoner was freed though.
It’s like bribing a cop to destroy evidence of wrong doing, rather than being forced to bribe them since they stopped you on the road. If the bribe removes you from their power then it changes the dynamic and moral outcome.
You Pay Super-High Taxes. You Deserve Nice Things
Is the registration broken? I am getting errors to "Please complete this required field" on two fields that I cannot see (or fish out of the div soup that is this signup page.)
there are whisper networks across the valley, but really everybody who's hiring is checking google for your name.
It's fairly common I have a little dataset I need to do some fft's on and draw a graph or some other similar one-off task. MATLAB still wins for getting the job done.

I wish someone would make "MATLAB with all its toolboxes, but with python syntax, in a colab-like IDE".
This is a good take, thanks! It feels like their paralysis is contagious, which is endlessly frustrating.
You can extend HtmlElementCollection prototype with any methods you like. (it's NodeList, btw, what's returned from querySelectorAll)
Voted others. Just ssh into a Linux server. Have a special user account ‘git’ on the server to hold all the repos so they can just reside at the base directory of its home.

Access via ssh://git@server:~/myproj1.git.
Could, but do? I have never seen DNS or DOH pinning. Seems fragile. Would likely fall back to host resolver anyway.
A 70% cut is a great way to kill your company once the remaining 30% start jumping ship. Either because of the destroyed morale or because they're doing a lot more work in a higher stress environment.
TLDR: An incredibly one sided writeup failed to mention that an independent investigation came to the conclusion that there was indeed a pattern of bad behavior.
Nothing illegal with counting cars parked at Walmart to get an edge over other investors :D
MDOT has been in shambles since I was born in Michigan in the 70s. Infrastructure is a very state-to-state thing as well. FDOT (Florida) appears at least, to be more competent and aware.
Who determines "good faith"? This reminds me of when police say:

"If you have something illegal on you, tell me now, because I won't be able to help you later"

Police had no intention of "helping" anyone, this is a lie that makes life easier for police and prosecutors when it comes to charging an individual.

Would I be acting in good faith if I expect a monetary outcome for my research?
Buying time. Working less and throwing money at problems so you have more time for friends, family, and hobbies you love.
You can basically do this with macs if you still use the usb-c charger. Even with the new ones they still charge through those ports on either side.

But yeah, being able to swap those ports is great. I'm feeling the pain of having only 1 hdmi out on my laptop and the ability to just add one on sounds amazing.
MATLAB is still in heavy use in physics, mainly for experiments bc of simulink and the control systems toolbox
Convexity in Startup Efficiency
The unleaded transition started in the early 1970s you can find plenty of boats that take unleaded gas.

Of all the problems cars of that generation have the one that bugs me the most is poor rustproofing. You see people driving classic cars all the time in dry places like California and New Mexico but in Upstate NY road salt will eat a car like that alive if you drive it in the winter.

So if we got a boat we'd need a garage to keep it in and another car to be a driver in the winter.
Weird to call this Hawkeye given it's a very firmly established computer vision product already:

https://pro.sony/ue_US/solutions/solutions-hawk-eye
I've been using OmniOutliner for a long time, mostly to take notes in an organized fashion and I'm pretty happy with its functionality, however one thing it doesn't provide is split editing windows on the same outline. This is something I've used with Vim and found it to be very handy when editing code because I frequently needed to look at code at one spot in a file while modifying/creating code in another place in that same file. Anyone know if there is a macOS outliner that can do this?
The instant gratification part of my brain is constantly at war with the environmentalist part of my brain and that passion play happens at least weekly due to my HE washing machine, which takes fucking forever to finish a load, especially now that yardwork has become a priority hobby (pre-soak + heavy soil).

I don't know if the solution is fewer sensors or more sensors, but the way it fills the bowl feels like watching an episode of Monk. And not the ones where his OCD is cute, the ones where it ends up costing him dearly.
Matrix math in python is a bit clunkier, because matrices are not native to the language. That said, numpy, the standard for matrix math in python, is quite nice. Its documentation is, imo, miles ahead of matlab's and the APIs are a bit more sane.
What exactly is this for? I love Ipxe but this has no explanation anywhere what it's really for.
A dumb washing machine where dumb == not connected to wifi: I think most would agree.

A dumb washing machine that doesn't sense the amount of clothes to pick the right amount of water: What is it, 1972 still?
Given that one of their stated targets is sustainability, this sounds like Jevons paradox [0]. This might be averted a bit, though, if you reuse the old mainboards for things like a homeserver.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
System languages on the Algol/Wirth branch prove otherwise.

They can be ergonomic high level, while providing the language features to go low level when needed.