skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My favorite misfeature of Google mail is when you get a spam email sent to a Groups mailing list, mark it as Spam, and Google helpfully offers to “Unsubscribe & Mark as Spam.” Clicking this button removes you from your Google Group!

“You have been unsubscribed from engineers@work.example!”
Squawk: An Awk-like program that uses SQL. Can parse, format, filter, and combine data from multiple files. Powered by SQLite.

https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/Sqawk
I don't use transcoding for Plex at all. I've found it much better to stream directly to a client like Infuse and have it use the client's native hardware decoding. Now granted, this is only really feasible if you're streaming within your own house, but it works great. Plex can be run on any dinky little system that way and have no trouble serving up full bitrate UHD rips.
Kind of, but aren’t most things that talk about something someone made or did the same? Or if you reference a scientific journal and a study, is that all that different?

It’s a summary of the book and saying that these are the takeaways on how the brain works around habits. Does that maybe prompt people to buy it? Yes… but is that the purpose, probably not?
Isn't MGTOW a self-improvement sub?
Congrats JUCE team, I look forward to checking this out. Adding support for LV2 is awesome. I don't think JUCE is perfect, but I do think the JUCE docs are pretty damned close! JUCE has the best set of tutorials and examples of any framework I've worked with and I've worked with a lot.
Is it possible to do more SQL over CSV in the browser? I'd love a simple browser app that I could drop a CSV file into and write SQL against. Right now I use `j`, but its a bit clunky.
> Get of these apps. I think many men who use apps, do so because they are too afraid to approach a woman they find attractive if the situation is appropriate.

Yes. I couldn't agree more. Spent 2-3 frustrating years on Tinder without much success. At the start of the pandemic, I was done with being alone in my apartment and decided to try to approach women on the street. My takeaways:

1. Heart rate goes over 130 (according to the Garmin smartwatch)

2. It's **much** more fun to be rejected. Instead of being ignored, you get cool stories like me asking "Hey, you look nice. Would you like to chat?" and getting as response "Uhm... No, I'll continue walking".

3. Get inspiration/courage from watching lots and lots of YouTube videos from people who do nice approaches. I personally liked ThatWasEpic a lot. See for example https://youtu.be/cj9tvIFcUeU.

4. It's much more effective in my case. I'm with my girlfriend for 2 years now and she was the 6th person that I approached... I'm not kidding. After years of Tinder.

So, delete dating apps and go out and talk to people.
Pretty much the same setup we run at the university I work for, though for the whole department instead of just one cluster. Combination ZFS exporting shares with it's built in server and controlling autofs mounts from FreeIPA makes it a pretty easy to use system.

Out of curiosity, did you ever try Kereberized NFS for extra security? We tested it out a while back (and still use it in some small circumstances) but never got it stable enough for production use.

Side-note: I wouldn't be surprised if LDAP+NFS is still pretty common across universities, either as a holdover from Sun days or just out of practicality.
> People pay $30+ for a spin class, why not VR lightsaber zumba?

Believe it or not but a lot of people go to group sport to be surrounded by people, not to be alone in a virtual world.
IMO the whole article reads like a guy who is overly concerned about his and everyone else's T levels..
I just recently spun up 16 Linux VMs in Virtualbox to simulate industrial scales connecting to my desktop software using Python and performing measurements. I wrote several scripts to copy Python code to each machine with scp and control them using Bash with WSL2 on Windows.
Because the other corporate solutions are better? I will take Zoom over Teams/Google
The catchphrase of Francis Urquhart springs to mind.
Nice - Sampling a couple of the videos, the topics are explained really well.

This makes it even harder for me to decide what to learn for my next programming language. Go, Rust, or Julia.
I am not sure I follow what you mean.
SR-IOV I'm pretty sure. I think you can get away with that with direct PCI passthrough, but it's been a good few years since I did that for realsies.
Interesting that HN didn’t mark this as duplicate, submitted only 10 hours ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31819948
Sure but why jump to nefarious conclusions when a simple explanation is right there or just take the situation at face value?
Go has been doing same thing for a decade now:

https://godocs.io/flag

Personally I'm fine with it. The whole, "let's combine 5 letter options into one string", always smacked of excess code golf to me.
Yeah! app.datastation.multiprocess.io supports this!

Here's a demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7LEV3ZeQWU&feature=youtu.be
iOS Settings.app > NextDoor > Notifications > uncheck “Allow Notifications” ?
I have found the idea of making the time for something, even if you don’t do that thing, is helpful; like, I started making myself sit in my mini gym for thirty minutes without a phone, and at first I probably only did fifteen minutes of stuff… now it’s a useful time
there is inflation with everything since we are connected to everyone in the world. All programmers work at FAANG, all artists are superhumanly taleneted, all business owners make million dollar unicorns and look like actors, etc. Average is slowly being filtered out
Zoom is an enterprise solution, privacy is not really a problem, they don't sell ads
Because the system is designed mostly by founders who built the company from ground up and had the maximum skin in the game. Employees have minimum skin in the game, never have full context on things and are easily replaceable. You are always free to start your own company according to your own rules.
Run Doom on a Chip from a $15 IKEA Smart Lamp
Even as a mid-30s male HN reader I've been able to get another relationship months after my previous one failed. I'm sick of it, though. I don't want to lose this one. I didn't want to lose the last one either.
Agreed. I had to watch the animation cycle a dozen times to address my curiosity on what the current symbols mean. Should have been two images like below, but with the text.
> The discipline policies aimed to reduce suspensions of black students by lowering the expectations for behavior and increasing the threshold for suspensions

What an idiotic policy.
How are you going to know they betrayed you?

If you know, how are you going to prove it?

If you can prove it, how are you going to litigate it?

NDAs only real usefulness is for big players to legally bribe and contain small fry.
You are saying never start a startup? If you don’t want to take a risk on a startup, you’re much better off taking a salary job than trying to get a high hourly contracting rate.

Strange analysis, these numbers mostly don’t add up. People contracting at an hourly rate almost never get constant consistent work, otherwise you’d get hired on a salary. You have to spend half your time looking for work, and you’re not accounting for that at all. At 400 hours/month, you are suggesting working 90 hours per week for 365 days per year. Having worked this many hours before for stretches, I know first hand this is a recipe for complete and total burnout and depression within a few months. And even 90 hours per week at $150 per hour doesn’t add up to 70k/month, it’s 60k/month. 2x/3x engineer is usually referring to productivity, but not pay. You generally can’t increase your pay by being more productive. Pay scales that you’re talking about ($300/hr, $450/hr, $600/hr) are extremely rare in engineering and come only with niche software markets. Almost nobody is making hourly rates like that, there’s nothing basic about it, this is an unrealistic goal.
a short series in text will be nice too, reading text is 10x than watching a video, plus it's safe at work
Can you tell me how the people who bought oculus go get tucked? I thought it’s supported actively, no?
Having been on the other side of similar outages, I am very impressee at their response timeline.
> If you have to rely on what is effectively a linter to type-check for you to make sure your program won't do surprising things, that's not an incredibly positive indictment of dynamic languages as a whole.

Using TS or Flow definitely goes beyond what linters accomplish. That being said, your criteria for language quality sounds squarely-rooted in Static typing. Dynamic languages trade upfront taxonomic activity for rapid prototyping and then you come back post-prototype to analyze and ensure correctness. It's just a different approach. There are tradeoffs both ways.
I wouldn't be entirely opposed to the idea of government funded tuition if the institutions weren't so horribly bloated. Even back in the early 2000's my university built a college football stadium, because they didn't like that the team had to use the city's stadium. Not only did they take donations and funding, but also added $600 a semester to every students' "fees"

Yup, they increased tuition without increasing tuition by making every student pay an additional fee which, in my case, added roughly 10% (not to mention the other fees) to help pay for a stadium we didn't need. They literally funded the stadium in part by students taking out non-dischargable loans.

Since then, administrative and real estate bloat has only gotten worse. The whole system needs a drastic re-think if it is to become a public good.
No, MCUs needs a lot better things.
I find this only as a curiosity. A nice excercise, nothing more.
I've done various flavors of the "solo founder" thing. What I've realized is that promoting a project; and making the economics work are extremely different skills than developing the software.

I personally enjoy the software side too much to be a solo founder. When I'm in a place where I'm able to start something new, I'm going to look rather aggressively for someone to work with who can round out my shortcomings.
Fotolog killed itself after the original owners sold the company. The new owners didn't upgrade de company properly, it was matter of time any other company took over, and it was Instagram. Fotolog missed this wave because it didn't make the iPhone app and when they started, it was late. In fact, it was almost imposible due the tech stack it was operating pretty 2004-5 stack. In 2008 things were moving on other direction.
Able to log in again as of 10:40am Eastern.
Probably not; teams will spend more time trying to use an alternative
s/The Minute/If

And even then, not so many people care about being productive or to master new skills.
If you are worried about accidental vulnerabilities, a review of the code and how previous vulnerabilities were handled is a good measure. But this is time consuming, and you'd need to know what to look for.

If you are worried about intentional malware, I'll recommend building from source and disabling any automatic updates.

However, if security is really important to you, then you'd probably want something professionally made, that has a history of handling security issues well which, and which comes with a warranty.
"trying to come up with a better save symbol than a floppy disk is like trying to come up with a better temperature symbol than a mercury thermometer"

i agree with this part of your premise (and also that a thermometer would be hard to read on a tiny tag)
The touchpad just works.

M series are also the best laptop CPU available currently. The same trio of weight, processing power and battery life just don't exist anywhere else.
I was feeling like s..t for not returning to assignment to one of these companies. I had a week and still didn't find time. I'm just not going to accept them in the future, it makes me look bad for no good reason.
Oh geez better just give up then
UX designers everywhere: "this doesn't look like sex on my retina pro"
Sometimes the instructions that come with and IKEA flat-pack are not very obvious except in retrospect.
Your lack of dedication to Sparkle Meetings has been noted.
OP is talking about China and the CCP, I think
Zoom's Phone Service is working for us as of just now ...
Grid Beam modular construction system comes to market (2012)
My personal experience. Tried to run a catering business 15 years ago. Everything needs to be thoroughly controlled and cross-checked, employees start stealing the moment you turn around. It certainly started impacting my personality by the end of this sad experience, making me bit by bit a paranoid misanthrop.

Years later, i found out that my coder employees scammed me too, so i had to quit hourly tracking and only take on fixed price jobs, and ensure markup is able to absorb anything.
How does anyone use anything aside from Materialistic?!
Is this humor?

Because the symbols need to be looked up we shouldn't use silk any more??
Not only entertainment suffers from a tyranny of choice, but also sex and relationships.

I heard in an interview that 50 years ago, people used to basically used to fall in love with heir neighbours and coworkers. Modern dating means browsing hundreds of other people in your city like they're products on a store shelf, always with the feeling there might be someone better just a couple swipes away.
Presumably she would peek out the blinds, ensure all the doors are bolted, and make a fearful post on nextdoor.
I don't have the app on my phone, so either (1) they didn't notice that, or (2) they wondered if losing the digest would make me install it (guess not).

I think the app is what's supposed to make their site "sticky."
The universe's deepest darkest secret just sounds interesting and I must already be living with the consequences of it in some way.

I think a more localized version (your spouse or family's darkest secret) might be a more difficult decision.
Right...benchmarking is hard, even for people who "know what their doing"
I understand the desire to simplify things you don't understand, but this would never work. You'd have to destroy the entire fashion industry first.
How is the title misleading? Isn't that what happened?

The discipline policies were pushed by the race training.
Very similar though has been on mind as I watch the layoffs are these(+Crypto) startups. The roles being eliminated scream loud and describe very closely to MLM model. The future for you my friend is rich, make sure you get X folks to make you Y% rich, you gotta being you can make this happen. More intelligent people like you out there are waiting to make much bigger deals and investment that you, show them the path.
I think these are definitely better. Especially bleach and dry clean.

The originals are too abstract. Unless you memorise them you basically have to look them up every time. Which is probably why most clothes also have English text telling you what to do on the label.

The new ones obviously have too small details to print on a typical label but I think that could be fixed fairly easily.
Ehh after a couple washes these symbols come off completely anyway; bet you can't design around that!
JSON:

* doesn't encode Norway to false;

* most formatters for JSON are deterministic.

* doesn't deserialize into arbitrary objects;

YAML, in in constrast...

* YAML is insecure by default and will deserialize into arbitrary objects;

* YAML knows that there's no such thing as wall clock time, there's only number of seconds since midnight;

* YAML has 22 ways of writing true or false, and the parser will silently replace your "strings" with false.

* There are 63 ways of writing multi-line strings;

* A truncated YAML file is still a "valid" YAML file.

https://noyaml.com/
This looks great! Been looking to pivot from web / JS into systems programming and Rust seems extra appealing.
Yeah, I'll spin up a VM every once in a while on UnRaid but by and large I only use docker containers. I think the last time I used a VM was a few years ago for some windows-only software I needed for a few hours.
A better solution apparently already exists: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31824399
No they don't have such duty. In practice very little decision making is based on hard data in my experience. Real world being fuzzy and risk being hard to quantify do not help the situation.
I'm less worried about that. The planet will be find with a bit of reduced pace for a few hundred years.
You may want to check out Rustlings https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings/
>I can't blame them though, it's part of human nature to aspire for more.

I don’t even think it’s any kind of aspiration, it’s just that women are completely overloaded with matches. All the claims of “women pass 99% of the time” really don’t paint the whole picture, because in my experience men swipe right 99% of the time. Wouldn’t you also only pick the best of the best if you had hundreds of options?
I've never been at a company that was quite so liberal with their term sheet. Small or large, nobody wants to talk about it. My last place had a bunch of bickering in their allhands for a few months over total diluted outstanding and similar relevant equity metrics being kept secret.
I'm looking through this guys website for 'today I learned' and at first I'm impressed by how many of them there are. But then I start thinking: when you're trying to solve a problem you search for a lot of data. None of his posts are attributed. He's getting all his information from somewhere and then he goes and posts these articles just ripping off other sources.

I can understand when its based on your original work but this website reads more like basic questions posted on Stackoverflow. E.g. 'how to connect to a website with IPv6." Tell me he didn't just Google that and post the result. 0/10
Why not just subscriptions with random persistent pay reference?

They could be safe against adversary that has access to Mullvad data, while still offering convenience of subscriptions. It is not safe against adversary that has access to banking data, but even independent payments are not safe against that adversary, if they are often enough.
That's a good point: it's actually a perverse incentive. If they successfully create a relationship they have lost a customer.
I think Google is a better option especially if you have corp gmail. I am not a fan of o365/teams so I do agree with you there. Just my grievances are rooted in UX
C#/Windows only. All communication is via JSON formatted strings.
There is some log recorder, but description makes is sound like it is for sensors only, not for internal state/commands. There is no mention of simulator on features page.

I am not sure who would want to use this.
How much descriptor-space would you say lies between "boring" and "the most fulfilling part of your life"?
Stacks v1.9 – The secure Trello alternative just got even better
I thought this is pretty well documented on tinder at least that the top twenty percent or so of men are making out like bandits.
> How much of these 100€ are going to get to the hands of the recipient, if sent by the "traditional" route?

Are you trolling or what?

If I send 100 euros to Brazil it will cost me 101.6 euros.

I pay the fee.

The recipient gets the 100.

If the recipient pays the fee, they get the 98.4% of it.

If I send 1,000 euros, it will cost 9.5 euros to send. The recipient get > 99%

how much does it cost to move money over web3 wallets?

because it is not free..

they can be free if you move them from a coinbase wallet to another coinbase wallet (for example)

If I have to chose, I prefer centralized banks over centralized coinbase.

> Much like Bill Gates could not really explain the advantage of the internet to a privileged person in 1990's America?

Bill Gates in the 90s wanted to sell MSN not internet.

You got your facts completely wrong.

And you can't still explain the advantages.

Except "it's hidden from governments, it cuts the middle man, I don't pay taxes over it"

like if maintaining the network was free.

Go hide your money and avoid your taxes if you like, but people don't want that.

They want safe tools, not useless, mob oriented, expensive scams.

If you really believe that people would prefer an insecure web3 wallet that has no safety and offer no guarantees, over a system like SEPA, you're delusional or a criminal.

> What if the recipient in Brazil wants to have the money to buy something back in any other part of the world?

Drug cartels do it all the time and they pay up to 40% in fees.

If that's your business, understand that it's a costly one.

If your only argument is "international, probably illegal, traffic of goods is gonna be easier" well, it's a very poor argument.

Imagine now that we are sanctioning Russia for invading Ukraine what would happen if everybody could freely make business with Russia unpunished.

Do you really think it would be a better World?
It could be good or bad; I suspect they've thought about it and have worked on succession (I hope!) and have like-minded people in the wings.

But once it happens things will change and, to be honest, likely for the worse.

edit> fix typo
Also it seems like if the intent of the logos is to be easily looked up for reference, the real UX failure is in the washing machines rather than the tags. Why don't the machines just stamp a reference table by the control panel?
What is "absurdly long" mean here? They say it can take up to 30 min, I didn't time it but I reupped for 1 year twice and it was right at or under 30min both times.
Fits the pattern of "I don't want to give up what I can get and watch others prosper from my loss"
"Useful Links" - not useful if they don't exist, and I'd definitely want to see at least what they do with my data before I signed up...
Thanks for taking the time to put up that list
Ask HN: Alternative for Keybase's end-to-end-encrypted Git?
I've been a long-time user of the encrypted git Keybase provides. Although reliable, it is slow. Also there hasn't been much development on any front since Zoom bought them either. Are there any alternatives for having hosted e2ee full-repo (not just single files) clones? Or perhaps alternatives for achieving the same effect?
You can also prefix a SQLite import command with |, which hopefully produces text. At the system level, some import scripts can be entirely in one sql file.
Thats actually allowed, if you run your own personal website.
I think I’d argue that it’s beneficial in this case to lean towards abstract figures which must be looked up. What the designer calls intuitive, I might argue is actually easier to misinterpret.

One must remember that these are international symbols and the cultural context you bring to interpretation is different from another’s.
> They find ways to cover up the fact that nobody is learning to code properly

Aha, so the secret summary is that:

Both students and teachers want the students to succeed,

so they cheat together, to make that (seem to) happen

> A few of the tricks they used

Thanks for writing about that, really interesting to read (!)

> cheating was rampant

(You don't happen to know about some websites being used for that? I recently found out about studypool dot com.)
Have you tried it on different USB dongles? There are notoriously crappy no-name ones that fake their capacity or have other problems, but once in a while also legit ones can fail in strange ways: I had this branded USB key bought in a regular shop that passed all data integrity tests but refused to boot. I had bought 3 of the same model the same day and the other two worked fine, but that one would never boot, no matter which image i would flash it with; I never discovered what the problem was, and the dongle still works fine for other uses. So you may want to test other dongles to be sure.