skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think Bike is more "tool for thought" than it is tool for notes. It's more like a text editor with some magic features, then it is like a directory of text files.

So value proposition... It's a unique surface for your ideas. The way that it "feels" is important and different than any other app. If that helps you think then Bike might be fore you.

In another comment I said Fluid = Animation... and it does, but there's another aspect of fluid with Bike. If you try most any outliner there are pretty rigid tools. A little hard to explain, but they don't feel "fluid" like a text editor. There are limits and constraints. Bike is different in that it has all the capabilities of an outliner, but it also has all the freedom of a text editor. You can select over multiple lines, cursor moves like a text editor.

Not sure that I've explained that last bit well... but try a good outliner like Workflowy. Then try Bike, beyond the animations (they can be turned off in preferences) Bikes core editing commands feel different.
Since the issue was made public, we'd love to see some details in case OP (throwaway) doesn't come back.
The added benefit of streaming services is there's an app for almost every device: all TVs, phones, iPads, computers, etc.. That alone is a killer feature you can't really replicate on your own.
Matt Levine has covered this extensively; the 5% figure has been in twitter's SEC filings for a long time now, and the deal he signed doesn't give him room to wiggle out of this with this excuse anyway. But it's Elon. What, is twitter going to sue him? No way they do that, their stock will crater even more! I give it a couple weeks before the deal is through and everybody forgets about it.
Sounds like a great place for hypochondriacs to hang out.
One-third of foreign workers look set to leave China this summer
A close pitch from recent times is Zoom. Yes, people will still video-communicate for as long as humanity exists. Doesn't mean the share price (down over 80% from its highs) will go up.
Trampoline in the rain is a lot of fun,
We could say trampoline in the rain is dangerous but they pretty dangerous any weather conditions.
Am I the only one seeing tons of raw code on this webpage? For example,

[divider line_type=”No Line” custom_height=”40″][nectar_btn size=”jumbo” button_style=”regular” button_color_2=”Accent-Color” icon_family=”none” url=”https://www.overshootday.org/newsroom/webinar-dutch-overshoo... text=”DUTCH OVERSHOOT DAY WEBINAR” css_animation=”bounce” margin_left=”40″]

What’s the deal?
It's a huge report. TL;DR anyone?
Why should someone use this instead of Vault, Teleport, or other PAM tools? Does it work with managed Kubernetes offerings like AKS/EKS/GKE?
Also long AMZN.
It's circular if the sole goal of putting women on corporate boards is to put more women on corporate boards. I doubt that's the goal, though.
When I see all the justifications I wonder who are they for? If you feel the need to justify it to semi-anonymous people on the internet, then you're probably trying to justify it to yourself which means you think what you're doing is wrong.
It's not only onerous, but streaming services just suck. It's all hot garbage in AV1 or VP9 at a 10Mbps bitrate, which looks like crap. I know because I worked in this industry, how management would literally wet themselves over a slightly more efficient codec, so that they could dial down bitrates further while distracting people from terrible video compression artifacts. They also have problems keeping their services up, and few actually understand how to deliver video with adequate QoS (Netflix sort of gets it, but the rest just bolt on a generic CDN with terrible results). The average consumer doesn't notice because, well, they're blind and have crap AV equipment.

Anyway, if there was such thing as a "streaming service" that could stream high bitrate content, reliably, like uncompressed digital cinema or, at the very least, an Bluray that hasn't been transcoded, I would throw money at them hand over fist. But that is not the case, so I have to rely on alternatives.
So, UST was halted, DEI was halted, but DAI won't/can't be halted? Good to know.
You can purchase abroad and ship to your country. Amazon for example has country local stuff. Use the .xy for whichever country you want to search in (.com for US, .de for Germany, etc) and see if they have what you want.

They may also ship to you internationally.
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Yeesh, that name! What the heck were they thinking? "Hey, what if we combined Zit and Citadel!"

But seriously, now I want to know, what are the most unfortunate technology or startup names my fellow HN'ers have encountered? I'd bet a moderate sum there are some wild examples to be found in SV history.
It would be interesting to see MindNode approach applied to PKM-style backlinks like in Reflect [1]. So not only visualize connections between pages, but also the outline inside each page.

[1] https://reflect.app
What you’re describing is data hoarding. I pirate a ton too, but you know what I do with a movie or TV show after I’ve watched it?

I delete it. Poof, gone. But it’s still in the most important dataset I have. My memory. To help with the metadata of my own memory, I write down a list of the films I’ve seen. I only keep the movies I really love and want to rewatch (Robocop). That TV show I just finished that was great but I won’t rewatch. Boom, gonzo.

Your piracy is an excuse for data hoarding, which is a problem.
I just checked coingecko and the highest market cap Dei ever had was barely over $100 million
Hard drive prices fluctuate a lot. I put this together in early 2018.

In early 2018 an 8TB seagate drive cost ~$200 according to https://jcmit.net/diskprice.htm .

I'm also counting usable storage, not snapraid or anything like that. The reality is it's 39.12 TiB not counting SSD cache.

> The story looks faked all over the place.

I also bought a pretty nice case that can store 10+ hard drives, and a PCIe sata adapter. I probably could have done it for cheaper, but that's not really a reason to call me a liar is it? Why would anyone fake this?
Game consoles are usually sold at a loss

https://www.vgchartz.com/article/448650/microsoft-the-xbox-d...

Console makers make good profits through expensive games and subscription sales, but it is a risky business. That is, selling the console at a loss is certain, any revenue you get after that is speculative.
Posting this for others who aren't email admins but are involved enough to constantly have to google dkim vs dmarc etc
Well written! That sounds about right, normal process for bringing up Linux on a new ARM single board computer. Actually sounds like everything worked fairly clean.

Doing it yourself is a lot of "fun" and a good learning experience.
Looks like you need KeyCloak.
There's definitely ways you can do that. Look into programs that use HDMI dummy plugs.

It's a little stub that plugs into an HDMI port trick the OS into rendering a separate screen. Then there are a lot of apps that let you display/interact with that virtual screen, usually through some kind of browser. Acts exactly like any monitor you plug in, regardless of OS.

It seems silly to need hardware for this, but it's a very clean/stable way to do this without mucking with config files or using weird hacks.
I'd add the caveat that therapists are like friends and teachers: who they are as people matters for how effective they are professionally.

Treat finding a therapist like dating or considering a friendship with someone. A therapist can be a very good therapist (objectively) but not click with you.

It's okay to say "I'm trying out multiple therapists right now to see who fits best. Can we just do introductions with each other?"

Find someone who you respect, shares some beliefs with you, and generally has a compatible outlook on life.
> No amount of encryption prevents relay attacks

Identity verification and public/private keys are a solved problem, how is it at all impossible to prevent relay attacks?

Key: I want to unlock the door.

Car: Here's a random number encrypted with my key, which only the real fob should have the pair key to.

Fob: Here's the number encrypted with another key, which only the car should have the pair key for.

Car: This matches, opening the door.

Blindly repeating these bits won't work and it should be impossible to eavesdrop without an NSA cluster of supercomputers. What am I missing?
Discord is downright user hostile, actively gathering massive amounts of sensitive user data and metadata.
Thank you. The docs all work, but some paths through the docs do not work on certain form factors (I think this is a mobile issue)

Well, the docs did work, (they're 100% down now...)
Radical honesty, radical acceptance, and introspection.

The idea of radical honesty is to avoid all forms of "dishonesty" which also includes omission. If you are feeling or experiencing something, you have to accept it and articulate it even that entails becoming vulnerable and losing some of the metaphorical shield that protects you.

In the example above: radical honesty is admitting that we are trying to protect our ego from being punctured by avoiding what is making us uncomfortable.

Radical acceptance calls for the acceptance of the current circumstances, i.e. expressing it is what it is, and trying to make the best of the situation. I can't change the fact that I am not as intelligent as Terrence Tao or Erik Demaine even though our childhoods up to a point were identical. The past can't change because the future wants it, so might as well try to create a future that doesn't want to change the past.

In the example above, radical acceptance for me was accepting that I can't just sit in the class and absorb the material as I did in undergrad, but instead I had to actively work for it to get the same grades.
Why do you even compare the two?

The death penalty is done to a tiny portion of criminals, is subject to very strict procedures and rules, has plenty of time to appeal, and is generally not "murder" by any description necessary. It can be misused of course, and there's plenty of arguments it is unnecessary, but we abort 800k alone per year in the USA and there's significant debate about the humanity of what the procedure is inflicted on. We have killed 1550 people this year for the death penalty.

They are two different things. You might as well say all prolife people should be anti-war and all prochoice people be pro-war for that rationale. I never see why people think this is a gotcha of hypocrisy.
Most if not all of the editing in German free TV is done by the station to fit the show to the schedule (ad breaks, fixed time budget, afternoon slot requiring removal of graphic scenes, etc.)

Streaming should not have these problems.
Modern economics seems to treat all spending as valuable; there is no distinction between money spent on bridges vs Netflix vs education. Am I wrong about that? How to know the value add of a fiscal policy?
I got a pretty nice case too. The computer was my old desktop when I upgraded, so I'm only sort of counting it. It wasn't a budget build.
Deadweight loss is not a judgement call, it's an actual calculable amount, effectively the loss of productivity due to the tax. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadweight_loss
I've been through the same cycle for many years (I can even say decades). My recommendation is to seek help from a psychiatrist. You probably have generalized anxiety disorder and it often goes hand in hand with depression. A psychiatrist will be able to diagnose those and give you medication if you need it. She could also recommend therapy, but you need to be diagnosed first.

Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find a good mental health professional. You'll have to try many before finding a good one. Plus you will procrastinate of course. But you need to persist and make this task your priority. I know the pain you're going through, and nothing should be more important than ending the suffering right now. Once you get better you'll wish you had sought help sooner.

From my research and my experience, there are two effective treatments for anxiety and depression backed by scientific evidence: antidepressants and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

The other comments are well intentionned but most of them are basically asking you to change your mindset and just do it. Obviously, if it was that easy you would have done it already. Anxiety and depression don't allow you to think clearly, that's why it is extremely difficult to get out of it on your own.
Russian propaganda still getting engagement on Facebook 2 months into ban
PvP games are a good point, though I do think there is something different than IRL sports. Even PvP game competitions in person I think have a different level of lesson than online.

Interesting thought about global leaderboards. I wonder if they are so big, that it's easy to dismiss though. I feel like there is an optimal size in between, sort of like what's happened in sports in the past. As a kid got better, they would get moved to higher levels.
I think the quote on the app page says it all: bikes, not aircraft carriers. I use Obsidian, and really like it, but it’s an aircraft carrier. Bike is, well, a bike.

I might, after using it, find that it’s just too simple and I need an aircraft carrier after all, but my impression right now is that the Obsidian-vs-Bike comparison is not 1:1 enough to be fair.
We need a public library for cars!
YJS is one of the more performant ones. Wonder how it would do with your example file.
> bewildered by statements "I did 60 days of fasting/it is safe".

These people are either overweight or even obese, or just lying to you, or lying to themselves (e.g., drinking juice and coffee, or getting calories elsewhere and not counting it). Also, I guarantee they're completely sedentary.

If you're reasonably physically active (especially if you do any weight training) and you're in a prolonged caloric deficit while already being lean, you will lose muscle mass and bone density, and ultimately get injured:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4834845/
Does anyone know how to purchase these shares? I’m really long on spacex and would love to get in early.
If you seriously play the game you get good at... the game.

Even within the same game genre that barely translates. People good at Starcraft I struggled with Starcraft II, people great at Warcraft made little headway in Starcraft II (e.g. WCIII players like Grubby or Happy).

Given that, claiming that things even further removed than those other games, which closely resemble one another, requires quite a bit of proof. It does not look like the skills transfer well even between similar games.

> while also prevailing in face of adversity.

I don't think we agree on what "adversity" is. You are just playing a game, and your brain knows it. If someone has the same brain reaction to the game avatar being in virtual "danger" to his actual body being in mortal danger than I'd like to see that, and I think most people would think that is not normal or healthy.

You don't need to defend yourself, if you had fun playing than that's more than enough. I don't understand why you want to drive yourself to seeing more in it than that.
What process is in place to guarantee (!) that the price of the collateral does not gap down below the value required to secure the peg? You realise that a stop loss order sell order triggered when an asset hits 100, say, turns into a market order and might be executed at basically any value.
> It’s pretty obvious and has been for quite some time that the ultimate goal here is for a central bank digital currency (CBDC), and stories like this as well as the UST collapse play right into that hand.

I'm not really sure why you would say this. If anything, I would say that stories like these point much more strongly towards an entirely crypto-less future. Who is going to trust the crypto ecosystem as a whole after all these collapses?

> I feel like it is even possible that Wall Street is BEHIND the collapse of these stablecoins. They couldn’t pay for better press to help convince the public that a CBDC is necessary for the future. I suspect the CBDCs are already ready to go, but their last step is convincing the public they need one.

And now you're swerving into full-on conspiracy theory speculation territory. Get a grip, man!
What's get me is 'delivery'. I don't know US brand, but if you're getting food delivered w/o buying in bulk, you aren't poor.

Also, i used to be poor and we took cardboard/wood boxes to carry our vegetables, it was used to lit our fireplace. We rarely took single use plastic bags, and it was before 2005
I'm guessing somewhere along the lines of /r/learnjavascript or /r/learnpython. The browser is the lowest barrier REPL/Interpreter installed on any modern computer and it's possible to make somethig analogous to GORILLAS.BAS with MDN, an HTML5 canvas and a few lines of JS.
> I could certainly see problem solving skills developing from world building or highly complex games (Civ, PoE, etc.). In fact, most (but not all) highly successful games have depth, which requires time investment and problem solving.

I’m a big grand strategy fan, mostly Paradox games rn, and I almost feel like these are worse for me because the depth keeps me engaged longer (and honesty waste a lot of time) compared even to something like a shitty copy/paste mobile game employing dark patterns because those get so boring so quick. Whereas if I start and eu4 or ck3 campaign and actually play it, it’s almost certain my brain will be shot to hell to for a few days.
You may want to consider not doing so; why host other languages if you can either write Go code, or write what your Go program does in said other languages? See also https://boringtechnology.club/
Hoarding does seem to be the issue. We aren’t on dial up connections anymore. I can grab a movie torrent and it will download within a minute or so.
It doesn't really matter. Substitute 16 hours with however long you're fasting. You need to keep your eating habits in check when you break fast.

I'm a muslim who fasts during Ramadan (no eating / drinking until sunset) for a month, and either because I'm just conditioned mentally or because my body adapts itself, I don't really mind being hungry after 2-3 days. And the less & lighter I eat, the easier it is.
Relatively recent: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30040235
Bitcoin doesn't have competition. Ethereum isn't money, and doesn't try to be money.

Why would Bitcoin be the most affected by Tether? USDT is used on all markets. It seems that Ethereum, DeFi, NFTs etc. have way more of shady stuff going on.
Yeah, but you changed the thought experiment from neighbourhood to "everyone in the world". This obviously would have a much, much bigger impact on my relative wealth.

And even then, the economy is not a zero-sum game. It is possible to become wealthier without making others poorer. If I get healthcare, it doesn't mean that someone else needs to be denied healthcare.
It's been pretty simple for me: just get busy. Wake up, get ready for work, and go. It's tough with kids though because we make them breakfast here and the temptation is real but if I put time boundaries on myself (up at 6, out the door at 6:30) then the fake stress forces me to get out the door. Once I'm on my way to work I really don't think about it. The only thing I consume before lunch is black coffee, and that seems to fix any hunger pangs.
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Well, nothing should be a Discord "server" in the first place. It needs to be undone, like its father OpenFeint after the privacy lawsuit.

It's cute (but tragic) that people will put way more value on immediate convenience over minimum safety, but the proportion is way overblown in it.
Can someone combine this concept with a task management/todo app? That would be perfect.
In C, whenever any part of the creature needs to do some thinking, it grows its own small head to do just enough thinking to get by, and then goes about its business. The process is simple, but the result is often Cthulhic.
Depending on what it is and how hard you use it compared to the average buying a bunch of pre-used ones and running them into the ground can be cheaper.
Torrents continue to thanklessly fill the gaps these services leave behind. Historic news and sports broadcasts are good examples. Regular season games are simply scrubbed after a few months, and the evening news archives stop after a few weeks. If I want to see an event unfold as it did, I need to download and serve myself before it's gone.
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How is this related to making a measurement of a quantum system and the ensuing wavefunction collapse to one eigenstate?

No offense, but it looks like a rendering of my lawn after the gophers got into it.
Via New York Post as per Project Veritas... need we continue?
The multimillionaire, locally known for his completely isolated & reclusive lifestyle, was found to have been financially destitute after his untimely passing from a freak accident.

Crushed to death under a stack of computer equipment, they leave behind only 1 Petabyte worth of Seagate 8TB hard disks. Upon investigating, it was found that each drive was completely filled with “boutique furry porn.”

Those who knew the deceased in passing say they cannot imagine where his millions had gone.
Uh, you can actually buy south park from any number of providers. Amazon and iTunes both list Season 1 for $25. You don't need to only watch things on monthly streaming platforms.
I get some of the frustration (especially with the projects using Discord for bug reporting and worse yet, hosting builds), but I think most of the uses are legitimate.

Yes Discord is far from the best in most cases, but you can't deny how easy it is to onboard someone by telling them "just join the Discord" vs any alternative out there. ANY. I use my Discord servers for doing events, knowledge store (thanks pinned messages and mostly-functional search) and even just knowing when my favorite streamers go live (since Twitch notifications NEVER worked for me).

You wanna go back to forums? Get a nice free hosted forum service that can eliminate as much friction as possible from joining and contributing. People will use whatever they find comfortable, even when it means using GitHub issues for blog comments.
If you don't see how that's fluid and why it's valuable then that feature isn't for you. But it's certainly unquestionably fluid unlike a lot of other trash apps.
This is often the only choice when there is so much noise.

In the midst of an election a weekly (bi-weekly? monthly?) summary article of what happened, and what is important is more than sufficient for me.
None of the streaming services allow you to watch purchased content at HD quality with Linux, and DRM is evil, so I don't use them. I don't really watch TV so it's not the end of the world for me, but they shouldn't be surprised at all that there's rampant piracy when you take the most high-skilled tech people and force them to pirate content to be able to watch it at all. It's ironic to me that we caved and let them put dangerous EME DRM crap (looking directly at you, W3C) in browsers and they still just locked out Linux users anyways. They've learned absolutely nothing from the DeCSS days, and the results are predictable: https://torrentfreak.com/google-takes-down-repositories-that...

RE the morality of it, as of right now, piracy is just a political act of resistance against this broken system to me. It's not about the cost, it's about not enabling this bad behavior to continue. I keep repeating the same thing over and over: as long as your eyeballs are made of flesh, the DRM protections will never stop piracy. Their only logical objective is violence: to throw my heroes in cages for doing things like legitimate security research, porting software to linux, etc.. and I don't want to support that (but again, I don't really watch TV so it's not much of a conundrum for me, but my condolences if "Is It Cake?" is something someone can't live without).