skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First of all, training users to copy stuff into a terminal is just a bad idea.

Also, youre basically suggested that users use a GUI (a web browser) to get instructions on how to use a command line.

It makes a lot more sense for there to be a clear and easy to use package manager, and if users are having trouble figuring that out, work needs to be done to rectify that.

Also, if you’re targeting power users who are familiar with the command line, that’s one thing. But right now linux desktop feels like it wants to be everything for everyone and that’s a very hard rope to walk
It's more tiring, however, which can be an important factor if you're taking a long trip.
count unlicensed riders as half a person. That way a carpool with two kids and one adult is HOV.
> but I'll ask around.

Please do. There's a need for it. :)
Recent and related:

Notice of termination of Twitter merger agreement - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32027341 - July 2022 (1361 comments)
Why is state the right level to decide? There's a ton of variety of opinions within states. Why not leave the decision to the county level? Why does the state get to force their decision on counties?

Then again, there's a ton of variety of opinion within counties. Rural and urban areas are often starkly opposed. So why does the majority opinion of the whole county get forced on everyone?

Then again, there's a ton of variety between households in any locality. Why should the larger locality get to force it's majority opinion on dissenting households?

Then again, there's variety of opinion between individuals in a household. Why does the majority opinion of the household get forced on dissenting individuals?

The weird obsession with states rights isn't a genuine argument. It's just the level of authority that allows your particular opinion to get maximum power over people, because it can't win at the federal level.

If you actually cared about overbearing government on this issue, you would argue to leave the decision up to the people directly affected, and be pro-choice.
There was a dutch researcher that claimed that their weed killer was responsible for the wiping out of many insects, notably bees and bumblebees, but possibly others.

The man was ridiculed by his professional peers, whom later turned out to be bribed. The researcher was fully correct.
Since everyone is posting their favorite free-tier monitoring products - does anyone have a recommendation for a cloud product that will allow us to create a group of ping monitors and alert only if all monitors in the group are down for N minutes?
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You can buy a MIDI keyboard with poly aftertouch and just use that to control the synth. I use a Novation Launchpad Pro for this, which is a bit unconventional but I much prefer it to playing on actual keys. There's also the Roli Seaboard, among others. Pair that with Arturia's CS80 emulation and you would hardly know the difference if you closed your eyes.
Maybe you're not missing something, just the industry has grown explosively and law hasn't caught up to the mayhem, from what i can figure.
PyPI is correct 2FA: TOTP, WebAuthn etc
Getting though it however, and actually getting paid is a long and arduous process. That’s what the poster was up against.

It’s not THAT uncommon for some folks to just say ‘oh yeah, make me’, and while there are (usually) methods of doing it without their co-operation, it’s never easy.
Do you like your monitor? I've been wanting to buy it, but I've been reading mixed things about text clarity or sharpness. What's your experience?
To be clear, I actually do have that actual 49" utrawide now, and it's been great. The 49" I mentioned was just a TV I used as a monitor.
>Shouldn't that be a standard part of the risk analysis?

To be fair all this stuff about "gut biome" causing everything from depression to obesity only got popular around the last few years, not a decade or two ago when the bulk of the studies were being done.
You have not heard of it? Well, you're replying to someone who's using Arch. With Arch, you get into trouble all the time, but if you're well versed with Linux (and Arch) you can fix it.

I'm using Arch, and ZFS, on my work laptop. A month ago, when I update my kernel, boom I had to use Systemrescue because it would no longer boot ZFS root. And of course just at that day I lost my Ventoy USB stick (probably my 2 y.o. son got rid of it ...)
I live in a very rural area, and have never seen winter wheat sprayed with Roundup to speed up harvest time.

I have seen it sprayed in the early spring, but never when kernels are on the plant.

Given that a majority of wheat is winter wheat harvested in the heat of summer, I just can’t see how spraying it with Roundup speeds up anything.

Soybeans? That gets blasted with Roundup. Frequently.
High occupancy vehicle
(We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32036815.)
Lots of companies provide that kind of monitoring as a service.

https://www.g2.com/products/dataminr/competitors/alternative...

Not sure if any of them also include PR/shilling, though.
What a weird leap. Now not only the author of some software has to jump through someone else's hoops, I a total bystander also has to? It does not require "feel strongly" to observe the invalidity of some argument.

Rather, if you feel so strongly that something should be done, like vet that software, you could do it.
Fermentation in the colon: physiology and potential contribution of prebiotics
Even that image is a little confusing; the strong red/blue line in the middle made me wonder if there was a seam between two panels. The red sugar packet on the left is the only thing that unambiguously indicates it's a single continuous panel.
Because I have friends who have been waiting for a stomach ultrasound for over 2 years now. Suffering in pain everyday. Since it's not an emergency, it's never scheduled. Absolutes are closer to the truth at the moment. Try getting a family doctor. You won't get one. Try going to emergency. You will wait for over a day. Try getting a passport. You will get one after 6 months.
Really, I thought it "was" at room temperature?
The way Youtube works these days, creators pretty much have to have something to hook people or else their videos gain popularity too slowly and are quickly pushed out of view. It sucks, and some channels are worse than others, but it's a consequence of how human brains work and the Youtube ranking algorithms.
Source?

Amniotic fluid and blood is sterile.

Newborns acquire their biome once born by ingesting various food and contact from family members.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halicin - a recently (2019) discovered ATB with "an unusual mechanism of action" has been found to be effective against Acinetobacter Baumanii in mice. Found using deep-learning.
>Second, even a search engine that doesn't take ads does not know that the content it's scanning aren't ads. So you'll still see the ads, it will just be more hidden. 9 out of 10 product review sites are all effectively paid ads AFAICT.

Promoted products or promoted content needs to be disclosed, at least in the US.

>Third, when I search for a product I want to know what's available. Companies tell you what's available via ads. Maybe it's because I'm old but before the internet we all used to buy and subscribe to magazines. We did it not just for the articles but also for the ads, to see what was available.

I think you are looking for a search engine for ads if you would like to find out what are the newest promoted products and services from companies. Such search engine would actually be useful because of the aforementioned reason.
I mean I'd just use containers (e.g. Docker) for it with a reverse proxy (also container). But I also don't think this is software which you're supposed to run on a System 76 laptop. You're supposed to run it on a 24/7 machine, a server. Could be a Raspberry Pi (if you can get hold of one :P).
I second the Syntorial recommendation — https://www.syntorial.com. By far the best method I've seen, largely because you learn in practice.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-07-09/elon-s...

> The bots thing, man, I don’t know. We have talked about this before. Back before the market crashed, back when he was pretending to want to buy Twitter, Musk was pretending that he wanted to buy Twitter in order to clean up the bot problem. Now he is pretending to want to get out of the deal because of the bot problem. It is tiresome to pretend to take this seriously, so let’s not.

Read the whole thing.
Analogies don't work with corporate law
I'm a huge FSOL fan and I think what they did with sampling to produce albums like ISDN was ground breaking stuff.

Daft Punk not so much. Rather than composing the samples together they use the entire sample as the hook. Maaaybe they might speed it up a bit but that's usually it.
I enjoyed this paper on the relationship between entropy and life – lots of overlap with that article:

"Life and its evolution are time-oriented, irreversible phenomena that have produced a steady increase in complexity over billions of years. The second law of thermodynamics is the only fundamental law in physics that distinguishes the past from the future and so this law, and its statistical underpinning, offer the only physical principle that can govern any macroscopic irreversible phenomenon, including life."

https://www.mdpi.com/1099-4300/21/12/1211/htm
I think this is very cool, but two thoughts:

1) Your explainer "Copy React code from any website" implies that I'm copying the react code from a website. What you are doing is copying the html/css of a website and then exporting it to an autogenerated react component(s).

2) It would be great if the demo video showed the React component generated. Is all of the html thrown into 1 component? Is the resulting html clean? Or is it cluttered with html attributes that aren't actually needed?
I am curious for the use case of it. What group of servers do you want to monitor?
> The primary (?) advantage of methane over kerosene

The other big advantage of methane for SpaceX is that it can (in theory) be synthesized chemically from the Martian atmosphere.
You’d be amazed how long someone can go in open defiance of a court order before something concrete actually happens.

It usually requires going back to court for the concrete thing to actually happen too; and it’s rarely all that catastrophic.

Judges are surprisingly willing to give folks more rope to hang themselves with later.
Thanks! It'll work so long as what's rendered is html, instead of say a canvas element.
There will probably be a series of comments like this. There must be a limit but it could be infinite.
I used flask a lot and love Armin, but, with all due respect, this is an overreaction. The world is on fire and pypi.org decided to throw 1 (one) bucket on it. There's no slippery slope lurking in the shadows, "The Index" is not some mythical beast with unknowable intent, it's mostly other overworked and underpaid open source developers. It will be fine.
Why do you think Twitter list accounts it knows to be bots as mDAU? Those are very different categories.
I couldn't swallow pills before, my gastroenterologist performed surgery which corrected that. She also proscribed pills which address my GERD
Studies are false. I have stayed there and go back their frequently. I'm talking about ground reality.
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Should work as long as the final output is html, instead of say something rendered within a canvas element.
I don't believe non viable or non autonomous fetuses are people. But even if they are, nobody has the right to live if they must be parasitically attached to another person's body, including you or I. Someone can certainly volunteer themselves to save a person in that position, but they can't be legally forced into it.

There's an argument to be made that I can agree with that more developed fetuses that are close to birth and can theoretically survive out of the womb should be extracted alive, but abortions of that kind are an extreme minority of all abortions.
> That's why they'd have to establish that whole societies functioned
like individuals — not in a poetic sense, but in a literal
sense. Very hard to do that, and nobody has to my knowledge.

Indeed. I'm (hopefully) clearly extending the interpretation well
beyond the scope of that paper, which I took on face value to be
unsatisfactory. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "establish" but
the analog of "society of mind" (not just Minsky's take) as emergent
of faculties at both neurological and human organisational levels is
old and appears in many forms throughout philosophy and political
theory. "Poetry" would be the highest complement, but alas I am too
clumsy with words for that.
Using Qubes over a year on my personal laptop, I found 16GB to be too fussy and I constantly had to fiddle with VM RAM sizes. I would recommend 32GB.
Yes, but even if they take him to court, it's highly likely that Musk and his legal team drag this out. It's not going to be a simple case. No contract law case ever is. And at that point, Twitter's business might keep suffering, to the point that their fair market value plummets, and they enter a very difficult financial situation. Then Musk can swoop in with a much lower price offer and they will accept simply due to their financial position and not being able or willing to continue the case in the courts. I think Musk will end up buying Twitter but at a much lower price.
Indeed, and I use my Hydrasynth Deluxe to drive Arturia CS-80 V4. It is the first reasonably authentic recreation, and it is a testament to the brilliant design of the CS-80 that it took this long for virtual analog recreations to reproduce it.

Previous attempts were pretty miserable, such as versions 1-3 from Arturia, and Memory Moon. At best they could be described as CS-80ish.

Poly aftertouch on the Hydrasynth is a revelation. I didn't think I would use it nearly as much as I do, and now I can't imagine being without it. I even play my Novation Summit from the HS.
NixOS or Guix both allow one to fire up a vm based on a specification very easily, and positively encourage interation. The learning curve is steep but rewarding.
> Perhaps you’re confusing awareness with consciousness.

Nope, you are. Being conscious doesn't imply absolute awareness of everything. A conscious entity can do something without total to understand everything in all of existence across all space and time.

If I make something without alcohol and by the time you drink it it has alcohol then how am I supposed to know you where going to wait/it’s delayed in the mail or whatever.

> The hard problem, solved

Why assume it’s a hard problem? If you ask what 1 + 1 is don’t expect a long answer.
In that scenario though I think there are reasons why one might avoid package repositories such as pypi. For instance, say a censorship avoidance package is popular on pypi - what happens when whatever authority comes knocking?

I would think that it would be more secure to provide anonymized distribution as well. Of course, that means that you lose some convenience and reach, but that’s a common trade off in scenarios that have elevated security needs.
Sophisticated is not what is called for in a LOT of ecommerce setups. I have assisted employers and clients with Shopify, Bigcommerce, Miva Merchant, and selling on platforms like Amazon and eBay. For most "small business" style use cases, I find Shopify far better than the others, because it's a lot easier for the business owner (who isn't an ecommerce expert) to run, and they don't need or miss the flexibility that the others offer. Invariably it costs more to configure and run something like bigcommerce, and that's only justified if you actually need what they offer.
Sure, but in this case there is no easy to understand clear line. The law doesn't say anything about having to be a person outside of a body or whatever. There is no clear line and there is no functional difference, therefore the woman isn't breaking the law and should not be ticketed.

Looking further into it Texas Transportation Code Title 6 Chapter 224 subchapter F section 224.151 says:

"(3) 'High occupancy vehicle' means a bus or other motorized passenger vehicle such as a carpool or vanpool vehicle used for ridesharing purposes and occupied by a specified minimum number of persons."

You can download the Texas Transportation Code here: https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Download.aspx and if you do that and grep for what "person" might mean anywhere in the transportation code, like so:

grep -io '"person" means [^.]*.' *

You get...

tn.394.htm:"Person" means an individual, association, or corporation.
tn.397.htm:"Person" means an individual, corporation, or association.
tn.472.htm:"Person" means an individual, firm, association, or corporation and includes an officer, agent, independent contractor, employee, or trustee of that individual or entity.
tn.52.htm:"Person" means an individual, association, organization, trust, partnership, or corporation.
tn.541.htm:"Person" means an individual, firm, partnership, association, or corporation.
tn.601.htm:"Person" means an individual, firm, partnership, association, or corporation.
tn.680.htm:"Person" means an individual, partnership, firm, corporation, association, or other private entity.
tn.730.htm:"Person" means an individual, organization, or entity but does not include this state or an agency of this state.

I don't see any reason to think that the Transportation Code requires that person not contain another in order to qualify for the HOV lane. I think the police officer in this story made that up. I actually think that the law is 100% on this woman's side and her ticket should be dismissed. This is not a case of ambiguity, it is the case of the law clearly and explicitly stating that she is correct.
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I have a friend who got screwed by a major (top 5) US bank, won the court case against them, and they then refused to pay the settlement.

He went through the paperwork, and 6 months later they wrote him a cashiers check right then and there when he showed up with the Sheriff to take possession of one of their prized historic artifacts from the lobby of their corporate headquarters during business hours.

Not very many people are able and willing to deal with the shittiness of all the paperwork required, and a lot of bad actors count on that.
Goa trance is one of the few music genres which allows me to focus on a task but nowadays it tires me too much (my brain gets tired), cause of age. So I tend to stick to mid-tempo and techno (ambient would me too tired as well but for different reasons). If you want to get back into the music, consider some of the Astral Projection remixes (or works others remixed of theirs, like Filteria).
Because we have cheap, but unreliable sources to run. Will get reversed during first bigger blackout
Yeah makes sense! I’m sure we will start to see this integrated into the next generations of a lot of music making software with it being open source. FWIW Demucs sounds a lot better than the RX separation (which I think uses Spleeter, could be wrong) to my ears - it doesn’t have any of that mushy “low bitrate” kind of sound, it’s much crisper
Thanks.

The video confirms what I'd surmised: that tight turns were the reason for more conical wheels. The sections I watched didn't actually show the wheel geometry, though, and I've not been able to find any photos online (DDG and Google Image search, various combinations of "DLR | Docklands Light Railroad | (conical|cone|conicity) wheel"). The WIkipeidia DLR Rolling Stock article mentions the conicity and hunting issues, but doesn't show the wheels either:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docklands_Light_Railway_rollin...
You're assuming the comments will converge. But what if we cannot find a vicinity where all the bits can be located in?
In this particular case, Pypi is giving away hardware security key.

I have 3 of them, it is secure and convenient.
We used to say that about https, and now we got letsencrypt.
Yes and no, at least for me, I have the option of printing whitespace chars as some printable ones (tabs vs spaces). Copying via tmux or the terminal emulator also pick them up, while yanking them on vim does not. Also I'm already too comfortable on vim yank keybindings, the combo yank with movements are very powerful
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32033094

Links a 2016 article.
Which species of crops? Because I have never seen that with winter wheat, common oats, #2 dent corn, soybeans or sorghum.

They grow all of that within 300’ of my home.

It may be that the farms near me are worked by smaller operators and they are not paying professional harvesting to bring in the crops in on a schedule. But not letting the grain mature on its own seems like a good way to take less money when sold at the elevator.
Thank you. This is pretty much what I am getting at as well, though in different words.

But of course, the general populous thinks it knows better than the people who actually know best. That being those of us who have been able to live our lives while learning from not just our mistakes; but others around them.

We are the rare and few; and considered the enemy to the mob. Good luck comrade.
It's actually been a super great tool because it randomly breaks me out of the moment/pattern I'm in. If a song comes on it snaps me out of any bad loop and I have space to remember it's just a bad day not a bad life.
It is indeed so very straighforward and not a complex issue, which begs the question why you might not be able to wrap your head around it. I call volition.
Not sure if this helps, just a random idea I had.

Companies that are looking to get acquired might want to get their docs in order before getting acquired.
Nortel syndrome takes over another would-be Canadian giant (what do I mean by that? read up on the crazy behavior of the bubble era Nortel; for Shopify there will be a pre bubble valuation crash era and a post valuation crash era).
“Misbehavior” was directed at the ostensible criminals here, not the cops. Although I suspect that the police made vanishingly little effort to de-escalate any of these situations.
iOS 16 beta has clownfish wallpaper Steve Jobs used in first iPhone announcement
This is the only right answer. if you get the data from inside your computer it will not take into account conversion losses in the transformer and the true usage at the plug
Clarification.

The way I prefer to relate to software is to be constantly running a prediction of what is going to happen on the screen in response to my inputs. If anything unpredictable or surprising happens while I'm using software that is usually predictable (and I'm not on a tight deadline) I usually stop what I'm doing and try to understand the source of the unpredictability enough that it won't surprise me the next time.

Although I do not have that kind of relationship with most of the web sites I visit, I do have that kind of relationship with Emacs (and have for 30 years).

Early last year vscode was my only text editor for a few months, and I don't recall getting significantly annoyed at vscode's unnecessarily invoking my "what just happened?" response, but I haven't used vscode in over a year and the OP makes me very-slightly less likely to use it in the future.
Any examples / explanations of which you're aware?
Fun followup: turns out that `__subclasshook__` interacts with the new pattern matching. I'm writing a short piece on that now.
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