skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's a standard response code, and with a bit of luck google will scale the requests accordingly.

Google already says in the comments [1] that it would be "a fair bit of work" for them to read the standard robots.txt for "boring technical reasons". I would not necessarily rely on them to respect HTTP 429 either.

In fact, given the facts at hand with the current situation, I would guess that they probably wouldn't handle it correctly, and would cite more "boring technical reasons" when asked.

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[1] https://github.com/golang/go/issues/44577#issuecomment-11378...
If this inflation and housing bubble lasts long enough, there will eventually be three billionaires in every neighbourhood.
Have you tried agencies in countries that have good exchange rates?

Small cities in NZ have great people. For example www.triotech.co.nz or nodero.com
You still needed programs like Copy ][+ and Locksmith. For example, common strategies were half and quarter track writes: shifting the head a small amount, which makes the disk unreadable by the system function calls, but not by its own bootloader, which is why it could run but you couldn't copy the disk with the Dos 3.3 tools (or ProDOS tools). The two programs I mentioned could be configured to offset the head, allowing you to "break" the protection.
The King of England, Tony Blair, could start shoving you around.
Do kids really need to have an online social life?
What's it going to take to train this on porn? This is something that can be crowdfunded.

Look deepnude is a thing and somebody is making money off it: https://app.deepnude.cc/upload
>People should safely store their fire-arms, but they don't and guns get stolen and sold illegally, or used by their teenage child.

This is extraordinarily rare.

>People shouldn't point a gun at someone unless their life is in danger and they're prepared to take a life, but they do and people get shot by accident, or road rage turns deadly.

Brandishing weapons is illegal in every state and not pointing the muzzle of a gun at anything you don't intend to destroy is basic gun safety.

>Not to mention the suicides. If you own a gun ideation can turn into action in less than 30 seconds and it can seem like a painless, easy way to go.

There's no evidence to suggest that gun ownership causes higher levels of suicide. Additionally, suicide isn't a crime.
Dude, you're getting a Dell.
You'll be amazed at how little people understand the true nature of addiction. Even ex-smokers who manage to quit so quickly forget how hard it was.

This topic seems to be set into areas of black and white, just like every other political position. It seems like so few people appreciate the grey areas anymore.
It's not a catch all against government, but a tool that equalizes each man for each man. In fact, each individual, shown by these attacks on schools, show how one person can have an outsized effect.

But more to your point -- I'll steal this quote:

And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family?

Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand?...

The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin’s thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt!

If we didn’t love freedom enough. And even more - we had no awareness of the real situation… We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward.

― Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, The Gulag Archipelago
A product that may not even exist? Or require your own engineering team to make work?
The GP link was a terrible source for their point.

If you look at the numbers there over the years for actual shootings it's basically a bad weekend in Chicago.
Since $500 are almost 100% profit, I guess OP can sell it for about $30,000 which is not bad at all.

I made the valuation at 5x yearly profits.
It is how mental health works though.

The DSM can record whatever the community wants as an illness.
Topic today isn't boiling the ocean. Gun violence has two elements, access to guns and motivation. Working on either and both are key.
Ha. You joke but in games very inconveniently structured blog posts and game design docs are quite fungible.
Look at the bottom of dried up lakes as I heard they made great boat anchors.
Indeed, you’re right. The Supreme Court is the only remotely plausible way policy on gun control, or any other cultural hot-button issue, can ever change in the US.

However, given the present composition of the Supreme Court, it’s reasonable to assume that they will not do anything meaningful on this subject for decades, at least.
Just having a gun in your home increases your risk of being shot - virtually always either by your angry spouse, or yourself - by 50%. The idea that having a gun make you safer has no sound basis.
They didn't brush him off. They gave him an immediate workaround, which --- contra some messages on this thread --- did not entail making sr.ht unusable for Go projects. At the time he posted this, he had not taken the Go team up on that workaround; doing so appears to involve only DeVault saying "go ahead" to the Go team.
And an element of desperation or poor impulse control (hormones raging in teenagers, etc).
You can also add OS notifications and browser notifications to the list of things consumers never asked for. I'm sure there is some utility for some people. But for the most part, it's just further attempts to increase "engagement" at the cost of user experience.
https://hn.cns.wtf/#31503987 - my HN reader, kinda weird

https://github.com/python273/hn-index - CLI tool to search stories via regex, I use it to explore topics
PayPal has had this for a very, very long time. I use it all the time, and it works great. So what am I missing? I also have Apple Pay enabled. It works great as well. The use of hardware verification vs a browser redirect gives it some nice advantages. So what exactly is the differentiated experience I’m getting with Bolt?
>What makes you think it is still a prominent threat that should be defended against?

The fact that many, many people have thought exactly as you do. That they had reached the pinnacle of governance to the point that they would never collapse or need to defend themselves. A significant portion of the population figured WW1 was the "war to end all wars" merely on the premise that the war was so great, like nothing they had ever seen before. We are seeing unprecedented peace but I see no reason to think that historical peace == future peace.

If you want a more "objective" answer... Conflicts arise far too often to suggest one of them won't turn into a scenario that allows for occupation or tyranny. How many people seriously predicted Ukraine would be invaded?

If you truly think "most countries are past that point" - which countries are you referring to and how long do you think they will last/remain stable? How would one come to this estimate?
Hey @silax! Good thoughts. Some requests can't be sent from the browser directly to YouTube due to the Content Security Policy directives that YouTube has in place, though.

For example, if you try to run this code to fetch a YouTube video page in the browser console from any non-YouTube site (like Hacker News or VideoMentions), you'll see the it errors out:

(async () => {
const response = await fetch('https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irjc1nJ1eJs');
console.log(response);
})();

That's why my app uses serverless API endpoints as a middleman. It works like this:

1. Browser fires off a request to the API endpoint.

2. The serverless function Node.js process spins up, fetches the data from YouTube, returns the response, then spins back down.

3. My app takes the video data in the response, saves it in memory, searches it for matches, and re-renders the UI to show the matches, if any.

I built my app to do as much work as possible client-side, and to use serverless function API endpoints for anything that can't be done in-browser.

Thanks for checking out my project!
I mean, yes, there's a lot to improve because of bad actors and review manipulations. But for example, you can find a taxi through Uber relatively easy instead of wasting half an hour finding a driver who will a) get you where you want and b) take what's advertised through Uber instead of 4x-5x of that price.
Can you articulate why it isn't a solution, and how it would be punitive? There are people on this thread who appear to believe Google's workaround would mean that repositories hosted on sr.ht would be unusable as Go modules, which is not at all the case.
Thank for the valuable feedback. I've taken this to heart and have started exploring a niche. As you said, the goal is to provide value and I need to figure out how to articulate that best. May I ask how you received your first client?
The moment that any indicator becomes a goal it instantly becomes completely useless as an indicator or metric for anything.
Personally, I don't care what the majority position is regarding whether this is a capitalist issue or a parenting one, but any losses the predatory social media outlets endure is fine with me.

They do enough bad in the world that they can cry me a river.
Right, and uMatrix is actually not maintained anymore, so this is a better idea than installing uMatrix. :D
> unfortunately in this digital age especially - I forsee that those who want to lash out in this mass murder way will continue to do so if we have twice as many guns or no guns at all.

Let's test thst assertion.
> Nothing in the constitution grants the supreme court this power.

Doesn’t matter. They have this power, in actually existing reality.

> Theoretically, congress could act to limit the purview of the supreme court at any time.

Sure, they could try. And the Supreme Court would strike down the law they pass. Then we’re in full-blown Venezuela-level constitutional crisis territory where nobody agrees who legitimately holds power, and it’s impossible to predict what would happen.
I've seen many being sold at 5x profit, which is not 5x earnings in general but in this case is close to it.
You cannot write comments like this on HN.
I think your example, i.e. the bridge construction, is actually addressed when the author discusses changes or update of the ‘implementation’ of a Tele vs the design of the Tele. He addresses the inclusion of noiseless pickups as an example of an implementation detail. I don’t think it is a stretch to include a modern construction six saddle bridge (although I think a term would veer towards changing design and not be an implementation detail).
Yes, all those bans are illegal. If I want to mount a robotic machine gun turret behind my front door, I should be able to without anyone complaining.
Oops. It isn't, thank you for the notice. So better don't install uMatrix and use uBlock, which has a similar feature. ^^
> More protection in schools could be a starting point to address these awful events.

The evidence in this area shows that increased police presence in schools does not reduce the amount of school shootings, but does increase the number of students arrested.
I went through every supplement, desperately for anything that works. Vitamin C actually had no effect or maybe even made things worse.

There's evidence this is an autoimmune condition, which could be why steroids seem to help the symptoms, and juicing your body with vitamins doesn't. Having said that, high dose flushing niacin is the only thing which really helped alot.
i always get youtube, tiktok video from whatsapp group which i can play instantly.

sometimes i get fb, insta, twitter links; however, i need to log in to see the full content. they constantly nagging me to register.

out of habit, i ignore the last groups.
What time of work are you looking for as in stack, I would be eager to provide value if it is possible ( familiar domain etc)
>What if cars were legislated like guns?

What the GP meant, clearly, was "what if gun users were regulated like car users", e.g. requiring training and a license. IMHO this fits the "part of a well-regulated militia" clause that people always ignore. If I had to guess, this clause was there specifically to prevent unstable people from getting firearms, since your fellow militia members are probably not going to want you if you seem unstable. Social proof is not a bad heuristic, even if it does have obvious failure modes.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say those statistics are laughable.

Have a look at the order of all countries:

https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Crime/Burgla...
You clearly don't understand. Well, I hope you at least now understand how people can hold on to their biases that will make them not read and comprehend.
I’m not sure what you’re getting at. The mass shooting that happened 2 weeks earlier was in New York.

And the social issues I pointed out are not state specific. I’d argue it largely applies to the US as a whole.
>why would anyone think you could do that?

They don't realize/they lack intuition about the nonlinearity of going from rectangular to polar coordinates.

Things like this aren't necessarily immediately obvious, depending on one's academic background.
Not by a long shot.

Fast didn't inflate their revenue.

Bolt encouraged employees to take the loan to exercise stock. And Bolt's founder founded that loan company.

Fast definitely didn't do that

Calling it theranos seems fair...
Smartwatch seems like a good idea.
Web scrape... what, exactly? How will "web scraping" lead to high quality results?
My experience is very much to the contrary. My phone with a Microsoft Authenticator app died and I still cannot access my MS account. In a similar way, it took me some time to get my smartbanking apps running again.

If it was just SMS, I would move the SIM card elsewhere and hey-presto.
Oh is this why the GitHub linking with Heroku has been broken? It was just randomly not working for me and didn’t look into it..
Any pointers to an app or website for self or guided hypnosis? Keen to see whether it can work for a friend (depression patient).
It is, the constitution says "the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed", there's nothing in there about guns in particular.
Re: last paragraph

Is it realistic for a bankruptcy trustee to come after employees that signed uo for a personal loan for shares in a company now worth zero.

Is there a documented case of this happening and suceeding?
>Banning guns altogether (rather improbable) will only leave law abiding citizens at the mercy of criminals.

Is that statement true though? The only person I know who owns a gun is a farmer and he never shot a criminal but wild boars. In the countries I lived(2 Western Europe, 1 Eastern Europe, 1 Middle East) no one I know ever shot at any criminals, any criminals were dealt through the police, we actually never saw the criminals because they avoid the confrontation even if you don't have any arms. The only time I was a victim of a crime where I was confronted by the criminal, it was when a person really high on drugs tried to rob me on a train. I wouldn't be shooting that person anyway, I simply notified the security at the train station and professionals took care of it. The rest of the times the criminals I encountered are usually things like selling me fake SD cards, which is also something I wouldn't shoot people for(though I wouldn't oppose capital punishment for fake media storage).

Is this different in the US? Are people shooting at criminals all the time? Will a JavaScript programmer in Austin be defenceless in the face of the dangers in Texas if they made the guns illegal? What's the situation on the ground? What is the number of criminals shot per year by an average US citizen?
I never said any of that. I wanted to know if you would be persuaded by seeing gory car deaths because you suggested that others would be persuaded by seeing gory gun deaths. If you aren't for cars, then I'd be surprised if it worked on the issue of guns which produces fewer mortalities. It would suggest that there's another factor at play than just how many gory deaths there are.
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>The demand for software engineers was driven partly by zombie app and saas companies all competing for "top talent", dependent entirely on free cash but without sustainable business models.

Now that the cash is drying up, Startups which didn't solve any real problem couldn't bruteforce their growth anymore. Perhaps this is good for the entire ecosystem.
That's awful to hear, hope you're doing better now.
Yet they aren't a cultural focus.

How many mass shootings have taken place in the US this year?

10? 20?

Try 213.

243 deaths, 922 injuries.

This month? 44 mass shootings. 61 deaths, 219 injured.

These things don't happen everywhere. They happen here because guns make them easy. People hate facts and so they pretend that everyone has the same problems.
I feel like zig is aiming for this space. Might he just a hair too complex, but time will tell.
Not a surprise, given 90-95% of cases end in a plea bargain [1]. Most defendants (even innocent ones) would rather give in to the threats of prosecutors and accept a guaranteed lower sentence than risk a much harsher one in trial [2].

So yeah, you have to have a really strong conviction your case will stand in court to reject a plea deal and try your odds in trial.

IMO, the system is made to be fair at the surface level, but it's utterly broken when you consider second-order consequences. The incentives are tilted towards prosecutors being incentivized for putting people in jail no matter what (and jail systems profiting from it).

[1] https://bja.ojp.gov/sites/g/files/xyckuh186/files/media/docu...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krfcq5pF8u8
I never claimed we are the leader of anything, and in fact I explicitly said that the US is not a democracy by many meaningful definitions of that word.

I am the furthest thing from a US ultra-patriot who thinks we’re the greatest country in the world, so please don’t ascribe other people’s opinions to me.

Tangent: other than their moderately elevated murder rate, what’s wrong with Uruguay? Is that supposed to be an example of some kind of uniquely shitty country by global standards? (It’s a bad one, if so — Uruguay is a wealthy and highly developed liberal democracy.)

What specifically makes you assume that the US should be doing substantially better than Uruguay or be held to a higher standard?
While I agree to what you said about tensions being there between (1) and (2), but I still would like to know why is there tensions between (1) and (2)? Shouldn't they be same?
Of course this would be the "ideal" way, but that is what my OP is about. I understand that most people run for these posts to make more money, much much more, but still it frustrates me to think when these people ONLY care about the money part.
I maintain a list of solutions to this problem:

https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling

Great to see more WireGuard implementations popping up. Most of the "no install" options are based on SSH tunnels, which are great, but WireGuard should have much better performance under certain conditions.
I can't see "totalitarian" used on that page. I'm confused what your point is. The story is about 3 people escaping from "one of Australia's main quarantine facilities for people returning to the country" and being arrested when they were caught. That sounds like very unremarkable news to this Australian, but it seems that to some people it sounds like totally unacceptable totalitarianism, no idea why. Not the first time I've seen people post similar unremarkable "news" items on HN accompanied by extravagant claims that Australia is suddenly like the USSR or something.
They still aren't going to be as traumatized as the parents who had to get their cheeks swabbed because some of the kids were so violated by gunfire that they weren't capable of being identified visually.
Great thread. Be nice if journalists could manage that level of sophistication.
So they publicly thank you for it even though they placed a gag order regarding their action?
Removing suicides from the stats, a large amount of gun violence is done around gang activity. Looking at the stats for Chicago should sadden anyone.

Finding and fixing the causes of these is a much harder problem. NYC did a lot under Giuliani in Bloomberg to lower their crime in murder rate, but those have started rising again. Chicago hasn't done anything to fix their crime problem in the last 30+ years.

Dealing with gangs and mental health should be topics we are looking at.

Btw: getting rid of guns doesn't stop mass casualty events. The number one mass casualty event in the United States was done with box cutters. The number three was a van full of fertilizer. (The number 2 was a collection of many different weapons and methods)

Edit: if you want to read a good study about mass shootings in the US and their potential causes and statistics around them, check out this: https://nij.ojp.gov/topics/articles/public-mass-shootings-da...
yes thats coming next!
You'd be personally wrong.

Edit: I cant reply to your thread. If you compare the rates of two like-minded Australian cities. (To be fair melbourne people pretend to be more cultured)

Queensland was known for its "immediate knee jerk reactions", if you want i can find sources for this.

Melbourne was known for its "reactive stance" if you want i can find sources for this.

Melbournes infection rate and inability to 'follow lock down procedures' was the root cause for their infection rate going through the roof. This further compounded because not following lockdowns created more infections which furthered more lockdowns.

Anyways, you'll take what you want from it.. Most of the links with values that I had have been removed. If I can dig up more I'll relink them here.
I would be interested in what you include in a group of better designed guitars than those three. More to the point, I’m really interested in what features of the proposed better designs you are finding and why they make such a difference.

As an aside, I just can not imagine comparing any three electric guitars and finding so much separation as to warrant a C/C++/Rust analogy. To my mind, the design of the electric guitar is so similar in pertinent detail between Leo’s Broadcaster and a 2022 custom luthier made electric that I wouldn’t even know which language to use in the analogy.
Why it's 4% a safe withdrawal rate? Is it safe in the current economic context? Isn't affected by inflation?
>No, you are actually safer not having an irresponsible person in your home. If everyone in your home is a responsible person...

Gun violence solved: Just don't have an irresponsible person in your home.

It's not like people have mental breakdowns or have an onset of a mental illness, right? Of course not, once responsible, always responsible.
Hey @messe! I built VideoMentions Search with a combination of custom code and a couple NPM packages that are able to scrape publicly accessible YouTube pages to get the channel and videos data the app relies on.

So because it doesn't use the YouTube API at all, the total monthly cost is $0 :)

That's why I'm able to offer free, unrestricted access to the tool and allow folks to perform unlimited searches.

Thanks for checking out my project! I hope you find it useful!