skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hear this a lot "don't share similar experiences" when reading sort of articles about this. I agree saying "the same thing happened to me so its not really a special experience" with a positive experience then you are being sort of grating.

But if its a negative experience or something where you are trying to actual support someone or relate to them in a time of trouble, then empathizing by expressing a similar experience is actually helpful. In the depths of grief it is nice to be able to relate to something, because in those times it can feel very very lonely.

Anyway, I am not saying the author is wrong. I think it's important to know the difference, but I am wary of the advice saying to never share your similar experiences in conversation.
Are you driving towards a certain goal? What is #2 for?
If you had nice headphones they probably didn’t work perfectly with everything, since most nice ones need a headphone amp to sound like they’re supposed to. The analog interface also means inconsistent volume, and using them on a walk means cable microphonics.
There will be no need to pipe H2 long distances. It can be made locally from wired in power.

Where a large amount must be handled, underground caverns at low pressure and LH2 tanks at ambient pressure will be favored.
> It sounded so much deeper than any phone/sound card would give

If you have a full Sony setup (walkman + headphones) DSEE Extreme sounds just like that, and seems to be purely software.

One of my "tests" is to run my favorite Pavarotti rendition of Verdi's La donna e mobile - with DSEE Extreme on, it's night and day.

However, on my normal FLACs, it's far less important.

Some people even dislike it: https://www.reddit.com/r/sony/comments/ipcqf9/dsee_extreme_o...
> What’s better about a small dedicated player compared to using an offline media jukebox app?

Sometimes offline requires more effort. I would rather my kid have a dedicated MP3 player that does just that instead of a phone that requires locking down with too many points of breach. Way more cheaper to replace too compared to a lost/damaged smartphone.
Keep fighting the good fight, but... if the CD rootkit wasn't enough to convince people not to buy Sony, I can't imagine what will be.

One of my most cherished personal mottoes: "If the answer involves giving money to Sony, you asked the wrong question."
Mullvand is the best I've found. It's a bit expensive though.
Yup. By the next show HN, I'll be sure to come back with more clarity on this front. This is a solid idea. Allows us to focus on power users.
A lot of the internet woodworkers like to act like Robertson or Torx is the only way to go but after about 10 years of reasonably serious hobby/DIY experience I can honestly say that I have never found a #2 Phillips head to be deficient. I actually prefer them because (1) the screws are cheaper, and (2) everybody has a Philips head screwdriver laying around. When you need to adjust something in a pinch, #2 Phillips is king.
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It's a nice wish.

I wish to never own a Tesla, as well as to never give the asshole that is Elon Mullosk any money.
Ask HN: Building my project in public, how to attract followers? any BIP tips?
There’s no app that can build up conversational fluency. You can’t master a thing without actually doing the thing.

SRS apps can be good for building up a vocabulary base. Self-study drill based programs like the old FSI series can be great for internalizing grammar rules so that you don’t have to consciously think about it.

That does give you a great foundation for developing linguistic fluency though, should you relocate to the country or start immersing yourself in native media.
I’m not sure they’re ever really deficient - isn’t the problem more that they’re really easy to strip?
This is definitely an article that hit (some) right ideas based on incorrect assumptions or an inaccurate historical context. Don't know if I would recommend it to a broader audience.

tl;dr: If the product is free, you are the product.
+1 to musicolet[0] - hands down the most flexibility and features I've seen in a dedicated music app.

[0]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.krosbits.mu...
Do you know the screws used in electric outlets that looks like crossover between Phillips and flathead so it can be driven by both? (or even Robertson #1)

Recently I learned that there are screwdrivers that fit those screws perfectly by being flathead with Robertson #1 in the middle.

It's called Milwaukee ECX #1

Other variants are PH/SL1 and PZ/SL1
Social and Emotional Issues in Gifted Youth
The title is be misleading. I had visions of entering a cave and a plant preventing me from leaving.

It should read “A carnivorous plant that traps underground prey”.
I’m not being disingenuous. I didn’t follow him at all, but learned about the incident after Sam Harris spoke about it and subsequently moved off of Patreon.

You may not agree with the tone, I don’t either, but he’s debating literal white nationalists in this quote - and he knew what words they use to hurt others the most (the n and f words) so he used them against the white nationalists he was debating.

I wouldn’t recommend anyone try to do this in 2022, but you can’t argue that he’s a racist from this when you understand the context (again: literally arguing with avowed racists against racism).

It’s like people’s brains turn off the second they hear an offensive word.
Carlos Ghosn can tell you everything you need to know about not becoming a co-founder in Japan.
I find it terribly funny that just the next entry on your comment page is "Sounds like you've an abrasive personality. With emotional intelligence as lacking as yours […]". :-)
No, maintaining a complex app with thousands of microservices doing a bajillion things still takes a lot (a LOT) more than 15 people.
I think you’ve covered it all here but I’ll add my slightly different use case to your list

I use iPod Classics, I haven’t tried rockboxing any, though. I’ve been meaning to but haven’t yet.

Many artists I like aren’t on all (or any) of the streaming platforms. I also still buy CDs and generally like owning my copies as much as I can.

I hate user interface changes/companies like Spotify having the ability to disable basic features on a whim

No internet, buy once/no ads/no drm, and no touchscreen are important to me. The click wheel is just so good lol
That was not my takeaway at all. It was mostly about a delusional, albeit charming charlatan. A testament to the power of one's conviction in crafting an identity and a sense of self.
Have you tried “I Am That” by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj? That would probably be my choice, but it’s very related (Harris praises it too).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Am_That
Here’s the ticket: highlandcaterhamhire.com

Book the yellow one.
Great product and open source to series B story. Well done!
I would count easy to strip as deficient. But I almost never strip them. If you're stripping screws, either your technique is bad or the screws are garbage.
Made a bunch a while ago using Jukebox and cleaned it up a bit using some izotope plugins:
https://m.soundcloud.com/R05c0

It's really just a matter of time before they figure out how to make the music a bit more "cohesive."

Right now it's kinda like a stream of consciousness, vs. being verse, chorus, verse, chorus.

My prediction: in under 5 years, most of us will have a favorite AI band.
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That's already the case minus the last ~70 years or so. The overwhelming majority of our knowledge is in the public domain, in particular cultural artifacts.

It's a nice sentiment but like, people can already go to gutenberg.org and download pretty much most important works of literature in existence and most books have like 5k downloads so there's that.
There is vite-node:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/vite-node

Here's a monorepo example, it's using cloudflare workers instead of node. But you could set up a vite-node server using concurrently or create a vite plugin.

https://github.com/gkiely/vite-app-starter
at that point why not just use a discord bot to hit sonarr/radarr.
Just updated my bio with a good email to reach me at.
That's a great creative example, except that she has a lot of options with her $75k/yr salary to afford kids.

In your example she's making an absolutely terrible financial decision to spend 60% of her income on housing--rent, no less. And that is apparently inflexible.

I wonder what percentage of children is raised in homes making under $75,000? I would venture a huge majority in America, and approaching 100% when you account for the whole planet.
I am not sure Germany really has represented that for a long time. I would never buy a German appliance, Vehicle or product made in the past 10 years. My impression of Germany can be summed up as: sold out to China, overpriced, stuffy, poor quality, and poor customer care. I’d rather buy Korean, Japanese, Swedish, but I’d even take American or Turkish over German these days.
I’ve used Torx in a dozen projects over the last year, because that’s what everyone sells now. I’ve hated every minute of using them. The screw heads strip so easily, even on expensive stainless steel versions.
First it was marijuana, then comic books, then rock music, then it was videogames and Dungeons. There has to be something, look at the way they're acting!

Maybe sometimes, just sometimes, it's parents and their culture who are acting all no problemo while the kid knows that's BS.
You do much, much better floating them on reservoirs.

Los Angeles has not floated them in its reservoir filled with black plastic balls yet for probably NIMBYish reasons, but it will keep coming up every year.
Back in my twenties, during my college days, I had a beautiful red Seven that I got for a song, that went when you pressed down on the accelerator, but stopping was more of a suggestion. I logged a number of very long road trips on that Seven, in just about every kind of weather imaginable, all through the UK. I sold it to my brother, so I kind buy a new motorcycle, and he promptly wrapped the car around three or four trees on Mountain Road near where I grew up.

The new Caterham 7 is currently on my wishlist. I don't think I am in any rush to build my own, no matter how intriguing the thought might be. Project Cars with a VR headset and wheel also lets me scratch the itch, for now, of hurtling down PCH at speeds I would not recommend in the driving (virtual) rain.
Many claims here of Vite being fast.

Does anyone have insight into why? Parcel apparently rewrote in Rust, but I guess that's not necessarily the bottleneck here?
Do you have a link to the project?

(I mean. I know you're asking more of a meta-question... How do I attract more people to the project. But I'm just curious about the project.)
I'm assuming for the fork, people use the handle. And for the stapler, they can open it and use the lower section as a makeshift spoon. Either way, since there's not much of a 'bowl' in any of those, one can only get a few grains of sugar out each time. As a person who's done this before with a fork, I can tell you it's extremely frustrating and time consuming (and that's why it's frustrating!)
In that case, my technique is bad. But only for Philips. My technique is apparently fine for torx.
Not a thing but this is the setting: I’m a physician who follows many other physicians on Twitter. I’m already there with the Twitter client in my phone. I see this great threat. I read it right there and share it with other colleagues who have already become accustomed to exchanging important clinical information this way: quick and easy. I previously explained how the information shared this way during the past couple of years may have saved lives. Extra steps directing me to a blog are just a waste particularly as many fellow physicians jumped (during the worst COVID periods) from one intubated patient to another. Tony Breu is a Hospitalist after all. He is caring for the sickest patients compared to an outpatient office.
Your question assumes older software needed to do any tricks.

> There is one area where newer hardware lags behind older gear: latency.

> That's the time it takes for a press on the keyboard to show up on the screen, and Luu found that the Apple IIe, first launched in 1983, beat out a collection of more modern computers with its latency response of 30 milliseconds. A 2014 MacBook Pro was lagging behind on 100ms, while a Windows machine running an Intel i7 processor took 200ms.

> So why do older computers register key presses faster than newer ones, on the whole? It's all to do with the complexity of the systems – while older machines are nowhere near as powerful, they also have much less to handle in terms of inputs, outputs and all the various processes along the way.

https://www.techradar.com/news/youre-not-crazy-in-some-ways-...
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In my experience Robertson is much better for anything that is a large head size and will be treated roughly, like a self tapping wood screw being driven by a power driver.

Torx is more suited for precision electronics stuff. Or assembling machinery.
What's the best self-hosted version of this nowadays? I tried Miniflux and Tiny Tiny RSS a few years back, and wasn't impressed.

Services like this look good, but I'd like to avoid depending on a 3rd-party to keep it running. Fool me once...
> Codeberg is doing wonderful work

how are they different, or better, than any other floss instance (disroot, framagit, gitgud, savannah, NotABug, pagure, etc)?
DoorDash. Uber Eats in Vancouver is hot garbage, and my wife and i have switched from Skip to DD because Skip’s quality has plumetted. DD has really captured reliable service in Vancouver.
Really? I haven't used Torx all that much but in my limited experience it's a godsend compared to Philips. Philips heads strip way too easily. It's hard to imagine how Torx could be worse.
I remember that time quite well. These alternative apps would always fail over the weekends when demand skyrocketed. They just didn’t work, when most people needed them the most (drunk and trying to get home from bars/clubs). That really hurt their reputation in my eyes and in the eyes of others like me (which in Austin was a lot!). I personally remember wandering around at 4am trying to get a ride back… not an experience you can forget easily.

It also wasn’t just a single weekend thing. These other apps had almost a year to fix themselves and they couldn’t. I guess they just couldn’t muster the capital to build something really solid. But in any case it just made it very clear that this isn’t an easy problem. And when Lyft/Uber came back, the other apps were dropped immediately lol.
I don't want to deny that, when picking up the two & due to some trickery of your own brain, you prefer the iPhone 8, but I do doubt is that it is because of a measurable difference in audio quality.
If sound quality + local music + non-android is the goal there are plenty of lossless audiophile dedicated devices with DACs and amps built in on Amazon, with some nice designs:

https://www.amazon.com/FiiO-M11Plus-Resolution-Portable-Blue...

https://www.amazon.com/Surfans-F35-Resolution-Music-Player/d...

https://www.amazon.com/iRULU-F20-Bluetooth-Lossless-Resoluti...
I'll second the Mullvad recommendation.

I don't even care that much about torrents or geo-locked stuff, I just trust them more than my ISP.

Setup was incredibly smooth and straightforward.

IIRC Mozilla also re-sells Mullvad's service under a name like (IIRC) FireFox VPN, which, last I'd heard, was still the only way to directly fund development of the browser.
Why? What does it accomplish if you never connect with another human being or cyborg?
I have never heard of this. If I've ever encountered it, I definitely mistook it for Philips.
My understanding is that in the days before automated control, the cam out of Phillips was a desirable feature: Just torque the screw till it cams out, and it's perfectly set each time.
> I was vaguely interested in such a product but even $350 seemed too much, let alone the other ranges of products with, for the general audience, not much in the way of obvious differing benefits.

I was also skeptical, but after hearing the difference, I'm not coming back. I'm rediscovering my favorite tracks! I'm hearing instruments in the background that I couldn't hear before!!

> even $3600 (!!!) which is apparently made out of a gold-plated copper

TBH I don't care much about gold, but 40h battery life? That speaks to me. And if there's as much of an audible difference as I got from my middle range NW-Z507, I'll be happy to spend $3600 on an item that brings me happiness every single day.
Shouldn't be a surprise, chrome extensions are still the wild west.
This is my preferred option, I just wish the screwdriver was cheaper and more available.
This rankled me too. I understand the world was different, but "barely existed" ?
To be fair and in defense of OP, I’m not sure why you are putting quotes around hernia expert.

I’m not sure what setting you practice in, I am personally in a ~1500 bed academic health sciences center.

At my institution, we have 3 general surgeons who are hernia experts (literally on their letter head). This is to say that their non ACS practice is heavily on hernia repair and they get the referrals for all complex hernia repairs from other general surgeons in the catchment area.

If you’re in a smaller setting you may not have a similar degree of sub-specialization amongst your general surgeons but hernia experts are definitely a real thing.

I appreciate your overall point and frustration, but I think you’re being a bit too dismissive here.
In Ft. Worth growing up, you could call 844-4444 (actually, any four digits) and get the local speaking clock. It was probably partially responsible for my interest in phone phreaking as a kid.

Also... this keeps playing over in my head... https://youtu.be/WDn4mKDQ8PE?t=319
Scientists discover new giant water lily species
There is already a formally verified kernel - https://sel4.systems/home.pml
> and he knew what words they use to hurt others the most (the n and f words) so he used them against the white nationalists he was debating.

I don't understand the logic here. There's no logical reason to think these racial/homophobic slurs would hurt the white nationalists or cause them to rethink their viewpoints.

> you can’t argue that he’s a racist from this when you understand the context (again: literally arguing with avowed racists against racism).

Is he not literally digging deeper into these same racist stereotypes to make his point? That's how I interpret the two quotes. He's equating the white nationalists to those two groups in order to denigrate the nationalists, which implies the two groups are also bad.
From its docs, I understand that it has a task status logging layer[1] which can persist to SQL/Mongo (using another framework called Red Bird[2]). I haven't tried them out though.

[1]: https://red-engine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorial/basic.h...

[2]: https://red-bird.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
I dunno. I’m about 40 and male. But I think a successful and attractive 41-year-old woman who wants kids would be insane to go with someone over 50. That’s just too old. Definitely wise to set a 50 year hard cap and aim for 41 or lower IMO.
This used to be available in the United States for purchase. I have one, and bought it in 2020 from Best Buy for $170. [0] Good to know it's still available in Japan, but it's a shame it doesn't seem to be in stock in the US anymore since it's a fantastic player. It's free from all the smartphone bloat and runs a slick interface on vanilla linux (and works just fine with linux as USB mass storage device, as well as an FM radio receiver, and a bluetooth client/host).

That there is no wifi in my mind is a feature rather than a bug.

I also like to think that model name is an homage to the hip hop group, N.W.A. :-P

[0] https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-walkman-nw-a55-hi-res-16gb...
Space Health: Surviving the Final Frontier
I recall that this project farm channel also did a test of various pickup truck bed liner products you can apply yourself, if you have something you really want to protect. The results were quite different between them.

I have seen some people cover the entire body panels of dedicated purpose off road 4x4 with bed liner or a similar product as a protective layer.

they test all sorts of useful things like sds plus hammer drill bits and similar.
Not enough people to make anywhere near “in a minute” achievable. Maybe in half an hour in dense cities.

We know from air travel that most people prefer to pay the lowest fare for the worst cattle class airfare.
Also a generic "combo" bit from Klein, https://www.amazon.com/Double-Replacement-2-Pack-Klein-Tools...
My friend, if you think using those terms in that context is acceptable then I'm afraid this conversation has ran its course. It is my opinion that using those terms derogatorily is unquestionably racist/homophobic, regardless of who you're using them against. Your original comment was disingenuous due to the omission of key details regarding which "bad words" he used, and how they were used. Most people would agree that there's nothing wrong with saying bad or offensive words, but racial and homophobic slurs? Not so much.
The US is a free country. You can form a voluntary collective any time you like.
There is nothing inherently more long-from in email compared to Slack. Slack is not limiting the length of your text messages.

Similarly for asynchronous, historical record, threading, and inclusion.

You can add emoji to email as easily.
I think if you're going to self host a git server on a small server you'd be better off using gitea/gogs
I would disagree. There are several sections of STEM where there really isnt much for you. What are you supposed to achieve with a bachelors in physics?
How to get started with Artificial Intelligence, explained to 13-year-old
IFTTT integration was the biggest draw. Newsblur appeared to slow down and I needed something shiny (and different) then. This isn't to say that NewsBlur is bad (it got the IFTTT integration, too) but I prefer Inoreader now. I am used to their interface.
> Yeah, compatibility is nice, but not when it means you have security flaws innate to the system, bloat and stuff you never want but have to keep around, etc... Sometimes the positives outweigh the negatives.

They shall fix the flaws not create new ones. Why do i need GTK 1, 2, 3 and 4 on my system ?
Don't conventional automakers do things like locking you out of your own ECUs? Are you really any more free with their cars?
Completely agree! It's an investment in serious reading.
I track over 600+ feeds (and counting) and Inoreader helps me to speed up the process.