skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Original article from Apr 26, 2018, and it's here with comments:

https://medium.com/free-code-camp/i-built-a-pwa-and-publishe...

What has changed since, is that https://www.pwabuilder.com also has template for iOS App Store app, etc. But I have not tried that iOS template yet, publishing to iOS requires so many more steps.

I'm maintainer of WeKan Open Source kanban https://wekan.github.io , source code for all platforms at https://github.com/wekan/wekan .

I created PWA apps for Play Store, Windows Desktop MS Store, and Ubuntu Touch OpenStore. In my experience, publishing to Play Store and MS Store required payment. Publishing to OpenStore was free.

Links to PWA apps here:

https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/Browser-compatibility-ma...

Easiest was to OpenStore. No payment required. Source code here:

https://github.com/wekan/wekan-openstore

In that Open Store app, no need to compile anything. It's just plain text, HTML, etc. URL to website is here:

https://github.com/wekan/wekan-openstore/blob/master/wekan.d...

If PWA app is not in some store, or WeKan (or other) app is self-hosted, it's possible to create app icon this way:

https://github.com/wekan/wekan/wiki/PWA

Additionally, PWA app requires web.manifest textfile, different icon sizes for different app stores, those files are at root of PWA website like https://app.example.com/web.manifest , like these files here:

https://github.com/wekan/wekan/tree/master/public
There was/is a market for that answers. "Science"/ "journalism" is complex, hard and boring. Creating propaganda that rest on the collective culture gut feelings/fears almost feel the next level after edgy memes
The 2008 recession lasted 18 months. On the other hand, the 2000 dot com bust technically resulted in only an 8 month recession but impacted tech hiring & spending for several years.

Yeah, "here we are" but we may have to get through a very rough patch for a couple of years before getting to the next run up.
i'll save you a click it's Hiroyuki Nishimura
And Discord isn't?

Isn't this the same Discord whose own trust and safety team leadership were sharing "cub content"[1] on private servers?

[1]: Cub content is the furry version of CP, for the uninitiated.
Open how?

The MPC Line does support class compliant external USB Audio interface AND MIDI interfaces.

In my opinion, stability and low latency should be the focus of that kind of product. If opening the hardware incurs a performance hit for everybody then it is a net negative.
The media created the circus.
bear markets tend to be much briefer than bull markets. Odds are if you try to time it you will end up selling too soon, buying back too late. How do you know if a bear market rally is the start of a new bull market? You don't, which is why I err on the side of not selling.
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Do Ohioans have boxing matches in the forest?
>As the United States grapples with 4chan’s toxic influence

The existence of 4chan is a symptom of a sick society, not the cause. The fact people feel the need to express themselves "anonymously" so strongly says a lot about how we're mishandling people we don't agree with.
One key call out re: power from that paper - "Most OpEx cost is for provisioning power and not for electricity use [2], so saving power already provisioned for doesn’t improve TCO as much as one might hope."
They mostly go away, eventually.
> One route to fixing things in the US, if we really wish to do so, is to create by law a "most favored" status for the US such that if a US drug company sells outside the country, they must sell the drug in the US for the same price as the lowest price they sell it to any other country. This would largely fix our expensive healthcare, but would also harm the world heavily in advancement.

Then you'd end up bankrupting most healthcare and pharmaceutical companies, that is if most of them don't leave the country. If the current scenario is a "tragedy of the commons" a la Guns or Butter, then the US's domestic medical policy is the biggest contributor. A "most favored nation" policy as such just allows the government to pick winners and losers by creating a de facto price control. It's not a solution and would do more harm than good.

The ultimate reason why it's expensive to sell a drug in the United States is because the FDA makes it illegal to import competing drugs. The solution is to let the market determine the "real" prices.
Is it really as big as it is often portrayed?
Or get help from their parents
I’ve personally used AsciidoctorJS + SaxonJS to render pages. I keep intending to see what I can do with the HN API and XPath/XSLT.
4chan is no more a "particular community" than reddit or discord is.
I do wish YouTube's recommendations would open up a wider spectrum sometimes. It seems to get stuck on a half dozen topics on my Android TV
These analyses are very crude. How do they work out spending on cancer care? They take total spending and get the % spent on cancer care. % spent on cancer care is a published figure, it is not calculated directly. In single payer systems, like Australia, the true costs of cancer care are probably submerged in broader healthcare spending. The comparison is also unfair because of drug costs. Essentially, drug companies know they can make a lot on cancer drugs in the USA [1]. This means that they are more willing to negotiate lower prices in other smaller countries. There is also the fact that the crazy legislation in the USA prevents price negotiations. The USA is in a way subsidising cancer drugs for the rest of the world.

I also think it is impossible to really compare cancer mortality between countries. My take on these figures is that given how big and dirty the USA is, they are doing remarkably well to have mortality that is significantly lower compared to smaller wealthy countries.

[1] Fig 1. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5641070/
It’s just one enormous joke isn’t it? People go on about it because it winds people like the media up.
Of course, they have a vested interest in companies believing that this is going to be both an impactful and severe downturn, given they are capital providers. I'd take this with the appropriate grains of salt.
when it just started taking off Facebook was suggesting multiple qanon groups for me to join, each with tens of thousands of members. I think it was successful because it shed the context it was borne out of, no one on facebook knew about FBIAnon
Office 95 (and maybe 97?) had localized versions of Visual Basic, where the keywords and VBA objects were translated into the respective local language. I’m not sure if Spanish was supported, although the following page at least lists Spanish object libraries: https://mskb.pkisolutions.com/kb/211404

In any case, you might want to install a Spanish Office 95 version in a VM for inspiration ;). Microsoft soon dropped the localized VB versions due to interoperability considerations.
You can walk up to the info counter at the entrance on each visit and pickup a new loyalty card. There's no registration required. It would be a bit wasteful of plastic, but there are no privacy issues at all there.

Of course, when you checkout with a non-cash payment, they can keep records of what you bought based on your payment info.
4chan has its own style and memes and things, and is a group of people.

People use Discord to run everything from their business to their e-sports team. Like criticising email it’s just a tool not a particular community.
I got my keys stuck in the lock of an old bike and had to angle grind a similar lock off too - massive pain indeed!

>Swapfiets rental bikes have become popular in Berlin
Same here in NL where they originated, in many cities a good 1/3rd if all the bikes you see (and that’s a lot of bikes) are a Swapfiets. Not too expensive, reliable, and less likely to get stolen than an average bike (good luck selling a Swapfiets inside NL, whereas other stolen bikes are much easier to offload for a few euros to drunk people late at night)
Given that it's already known that the FBI had both shooters on their radar, combined with the behavior of those cops in Texas, it's kind of hard not to land on complicity, to be honest.

More incidents = more mandate = more budget.
Maybe they will also go organic and stop being tied to big food though. That would be a good thing. This system sounds really skewed and the farmers will always get the short end of the stick until they get out of it.
agreed, 4chan is a lot of things but "influential" is not a word that comes to mind
What about leg raises? Especially on the machine where you are lifted up a bit with your arms. I do decline crunches, should I stop?
Storage is unsolved mystery because it does not work at scale. Try to take any method you like and push it to supply 1GW for 18 hours of winter night.

Also there is lot of things going on at night - people are heating their homes or charging their BEVs.
To put that into perspective, 10M is roughly the complexity of a Pentium II/III (without the cache).
How about [2013 Philip Wadler - The First Monad Tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjmKMhJOJos&t=1490s&ab_chann...)
I really struggle to believe all this thing. We have some inflation because of covid stimulus and Ukraine war, sure. So the fed is going to increase the rate, sure. And everyone is panicking at the same time so markets are falling. Poor people have less money because they need to pay for more expensive food but all the others still have money to invest, so I don't understand what it changes for vc ( except for the money they lost investing in crypto)
Thanks, interesting project but I disagree with the proposal. Actually the project is more about using your own style for coding and then transpiling that, than the language itself. And both are terrible ideas IMHO.

In fact, what's popular now is to do just the opposite: linters and formatters which force the same coding style for everyone, which is way easier to implement for all the different languages and way more reliable.

And as far as the language itself is concerned, I'd say that it is a bad idea as well because of context switching, translating what you type into other languages (which is not a trivial task for both machines and humans) and because, as I said above, you still need a good english proficiency level if you want to be a good developer, so it makes sense to prepare your students for the real world by teaching programming in english and getting used to it.
Not only that being anonymous used to be the norm on the internet. Young people were also educated to never reveal their name or private details on the internet. How times have changed.
In my experience as a manager onboarding new staff, as well as dealing with incoming senior leaders who don't understand (or don't care about) this concept causing massive attrition, job transitions are successful or not based on understanding and internalizing this concept.

Successful integration into a company requires a curiosity attitude and assuming that decisions in the past were made to the best of that company's capabilities at the time. Taking this path allows one to become part of the solution, rather than merely pointing out problems. One can drive change from within and rally the existing staff into new ways of thinking about the problem and co-develop solutions and cause impact and positive advancement.

Failure to integrate is when incoming staff feel they have the answers to all the issues and they feel they are bringing 'fire to the caveman', so to speak. These people generally spend their entire tenure fighting the existing staff, thus gaining no traction, no influence, and are unable to change anything for the better. People in this situation will generally (and incorrectly) blame the existing structure for 'not being visionary enough' or 'unable to adapt to change'. These people are very self-righteous and stubborn, but ultimately get burned out and leave and claim 'they just weren't ready for me yet'.

I'm sure there's dozens of personality traits and onboarding conditions (e.g. telling an incoming senior leader not to trust anyone, and to 'fix the mess') that contribute to success or failure here, so it's not this clear cut, but advice to anyone changing jobs - gain influence and understanding, and then change things.
Discord gets out of this by being more of a communication medium like email than a community like 4chan or twitter. You can use discord without ever seeing hateful material like you can use email. While 4chan does have different boards, they do have a fairly uniform community.

Discord hosts hate content, but they don't publish it in the way other social media does. You have to seek out and join these communities.
I have Home Assistant OS running in a VM on an HP EliteDesk 600 G3 Mini running Proxmox. I don't really use this for automations directly, although I do have some alerts. Primarily I use this as a dashboard and as a common API for everything in the house (zwave, zigbee, hue, Lutron, Shelly, etc).

I honestly don't do a ton of automations. The one really important one controls a hot water recirculating pump with a Shelly One set up as a temperature sensor. This is a small ruby program that uses MQTT to set the state of the zwave switch controlling the pump switch and directly talks to the Shelly for temperature readings. It talks to the HA API for settings but has reasonable fallbacks if things fall over.
It's getting worse, every, single year. The climate is a changin'.
that was my initial thought as well, but you are limited by the availability of financial instruments as you move up the chain to inputs. Outputs are easy to craft instruments around, but inputs are what a business is.
And I just added to the carbon footprint burning electricity waiting for this. It did indeed take about two minutes to "process".

[Edit - continuing after it finished resulted in a blank page. Refreshing the page resulted in "403 Forbidden". Clearly they just do not want you to disable the optional cookies. It is Sinclair after all, so I'm surprised I didn't have to provide voter registration info to get in.]

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I read a similar article (i suppose it cited this wired article) on Ars Technica this morning. Although it tries to frame the site as some sort of right-wing terrorist incubator, I still found it interesting that the imageboard is owned by a toy company. I don't think these imageboards are or will ever be profitable to operate. If I had to guess, they're funded out of pocket by the likes of "hiromoot" or the owner of this toy company.

I really doubt that this japanese toy company is the one pulling the strings behind these terrorist attacks.
I would disagree, perhaps not a community but definitely a niche or sub genre. I have a discord I use at work, and there are definitely zero people using 4chan for work.
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Many government and employment websites won't work with Firefox. I'm using firefox now. But I can't eliminate chrome usage. I'm basically a tiny fraction minority. Few people use firefox at all.
I disagree. Good journalism costs money, and WSJ has a decent reputation.

There’s an official press release from the FDA [1] on this case with more details, so it’s not like WSJ is locking exclusive information behind a paywall.

1 - https://www.fda.gov/food/outbreaks-foodborne-illness/outbrea...
Here is what the MPC's inventor has to say about "timing", without bullshit, clickbait or myth:

https://www.attackmagazine.com/features/interview/roger-linn...
My experience with climbing is that functional core strength is mostly about developing coordination while under tension, and learning to use my core more efficiently for various movements.

Moves that feel impossible one session can feel easy the next. Did I magically get 20% stronger over one recovery period? No, but my core got 20% more efficient at doing it's job for that particular move.

And if you see a climber with a 6-pack, they probably got that 6-pack from doing 6-pack exercises, and not from climbing. I've definitely built up some muscle around my abs over the last few years, but there is no 6-pack to speak of.
A rigorous procedure involves precise measurements, ph testing, and other things many people do not understand let alone have the capability to execute.

But could easily attempt anyway and fuck up
I am using the duckyPad, text file configuration on an SD card, no need for complex software. Works on any OS that supports USB HID devices.

https://www.tindie.com/products/dekuNukem/duckypad-do-it-all...
Don’t. You’ll be fine.
4chan is several communities of people, just like reddit or discord but way smaller.

Nobody reads all of 4chan. It's not a monoculture. People read one or two boards and that's it.

The cultures of say, /k/ or /m/, are entirely unique to themselves and unlike any other board on 4chan.
This is an okay example of why I don't use platforms whose conversation norms are controlled by one provider. Consider mirroring your tweets on Mastodon.

"By clicking Delete you acknowledge that your tweet violated the Twitter Rules" is particularly insidious.
I think watch time is big part of the formula; because they are long lectures it takes a lot of shorter videos to override their weight.
What date was this deck presented, and to whom?
The Canadian metrication program became unstuck in the 1980s because a group of Conservative politicians decided to oppose it on the grounds that we should follow the U.S. They argued that since we were so close to the U.S., we should use the same measurements. If in the U.S. gas is sold in gallons, they argued, we should too. Canadian gas was sold in Imperial gallons (~4.55 litres), while the U.S. gallon is ~3.79 litres. I don't know if they understood this. The government decided that these folks were creating too much of a stir, and pulled the plug on the whole project.

I always felt that we should have adopted the Canadian gallon, declaring it to be exactly 4 litres.
It's not difficult to learn and the manual is extremely complete. It just feels natural and you can always discover some new way to do something. I think you could teach a child to use it fully in a month.
I have never heard anyone claiming that having a website is revolutionary and special.
It's really not. Where and how the shootings were discussed is ancillary to whether they occurred at all.

This doesn't happen regularly elsewhere. It's not Discord. It's not 4Chan. It's not any other social network.

It's the USA. It's the culture of America.
AFAIK the conspiracy theory memes have a far and wide reaching, even internationally, even if the people receiving, translating and forwarding them have no idea where they originated. With that said most young people I know is familiar with what QAnon means, and I'm not even in the US.
1925 was a single data point in the article, not the earliest recorded comparing year.

In the chart near the top it shows 1902 having the 4th hottest may.
It has been like that since the days of exploding vans. The existence of “investigative articles” written by “respected journalists” like those is still the ultimate planet-scale trolling.
> What do I do to make my abs more visible within 13 days?

My honest advice: nothing. Going to the beach should be about enjoying the beach, the weather, etc; not about what some random person may think about your muscle or lack thereof. If that's really what they care about, they're probably not worth worrying about.
> There's something magically expressive about S-expressions and processing them.

A downside I see with S-expressions – you often end up with something like (FOO BAR BAZ), where FOO identifies the type of thing, and BAR and BAZ are parameters/slots/etc – but you have to remember the (sometimes quite arbitrary) order that BAR and BAZ go in.

Some Lisp family languages (such as Common Lisp, Clojure, Scheme with SRFI 88/89) support keywords (aka named parameters), so you can do something like (FOO :bar BAR :baz BAZ), which is considered equivalent to (FOO :baz BAZ :bar BAR). However, this is somewhat of a late development in the Lisp tradition, the status of its adoption is mixed, and (arguably) it is moving away (even if only by a little bit) from pure S-expressions. When people say "S-expressions", they normally aren't thinking of CLOS.

I think JSON's model, in which lists and objects are independent first-class entities, with distinct syntax, has something to say for it. The downside of JSON objects, is their keys are strings, not symbols, and they don't have any kind of "class slot" (some people make up conventions here, for example a reserved property name such as "$class", but those conventions are not uniform or standardised). Oh, and we don't need all those commas. I think, if I was designing a LISP-ish language, I'd have a first-class syntax for objects which used different opening and closing characters – maybe (FOO bar baz) for a list, but [FOO :BAR bar :BAZ baz] for an object.
Ya, what? Austin's shooting was soo 11 months ago. /s

https://www.kxan.com/investigations/6th-street-mass-shooting...
We had a previous discussion, and my impression was tools don't matter when — "Yeah, there were a lot of side channels for sharing code that made merging things more difficult than they could have been. Poor discipline when devs were in a mad rush."

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29926966

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29917476
The market has cycles where is goes from loving startups that burn cash with the aim of “growing big” and then figuring out the business to absolutely despising these models and flushing them out of the system. We’re at that pivot point now in the cycle.

Startups with cash on hand and generating cash from operations will have some bumps in the road and probably take a big hit to their valuation, but with make it through. Startups still trying to figure out how they’re going to “make money” and without a ton of cash on hand to give them a long runway likely won’t make it through the next 18 months.
> stop storing state, unless it makes the program less complicated

I had hoped that functional programming languages would lead us to automatic high-level parallelization. That hasn't happened much in the real world. But what we got is "write code like a functional programmer would even in a low-level language and the compiler and the ISA will parallelize it for you." That surprises me, but I'll take it.
Agreed, IME dedicated core exercises have modest/weak correlation with core strength relative to weight training/movements which force the core to do its job aka. stabilize the spine, and provide tension for the legs and arms to push against.
Making food is not hard but to me it's boring as hell. I don't want to be spending an hour doing that (including cleanup) after a work day. Especially because I live alone. So no, I take the premade stuff.

I just wish better premade was available.
Why can't you buy cash settled futures and/or liquidate before due for delivery?