skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's also olive pomace oil [1], which doesn't come from the flesh of the olive. It is technically olive oil, but is not allowed to be labeled as such.

The packaging of olive pomace oil can be deceiving though. If it seems suspiciously cheap, make sure that the label indeed reads "olive oil".

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olive_pomace_oil
Massive.
But health inspections are a joke already.
> Everyone is different, but personally I won’t buy a keyboard without separate Delete and Backspace keys, without Home/End/PgUp/PgDn/Insert keys, and without a dedicated Menu key [0], for any kind of serious work.

I've been using the HHKB keyboard [1] for over a year now, and I absolutely love it. You simply have to re-map your muscle memory for "PgUp" to be a chord (involving the function key naturally). I'd argue it's probably faster as a whole, because your hand has less distance to travel.

> I’d also rather do without an Fn key, as it messes up muscle memory from regular desktop keyboards.

I haven't had a problem switching between the HHKB and other keyboards; but in any case, the portability and the fact that it can have multiple connections means you can just use the same keyboard everywhere.

[1] https://www.hhkeyboard.com/uk/products/hybrid-type-s

Edited to add the reference
Thanks! That seems pretty good
> click "Open all in tabs"

Or middle-click, or ctrl+click, or shift+click on the folder. (The latter will open them in a new window rather)
> Either we need a nanny state, or we don’t. Pick one and be consistent.

Why the dichotomy? You give no reason. And whats a nanny state anyway? A state that actually cares for its citizens and wants them to prosper? Somehow I think you have another definition in mind.

I'm forced to inhale all the pollution caused by industrial farming, by people who feel entitled to burn wood for fun, industrial pollution, cars, etc. I'm forced to drink PFAS, micro plastics and a boatload of other toxic chemicals. I need a so-called nanny state to be able to even have a choice of living in a healthy environment, which is nowhere to be found anymore.

Its also smaller things that the so-called free world is forcing on me. Like having to work long days and commute, to be confronted on my way back home by the smell of cheap fast-food that is easily available. An endless amount of kiosks and food stalls are seducing me as I have to walk past them, offering no healthy alternatives, and each office day I have no choice but to battle them. I am a weak man, yes, not a robot. Like many of us there are only so much things I can resist in a single day, especially as I struggle to even get by.

Is this freedom? It sure doesn't feel like it.
Well that certainly is an issue I can agree with. Properly managed IPV6 has far and away enough addresses. I can see how failing to properly allocate address space can lead to the same issues as IPV4.
Which are your favorite versions of The Wizard of Oz and Ben Hur? I've only seen the famous versions (1939 and 1959 respectively), which are both remakes.
Does it really happened like that in the US ? It seems like a total different world.

Here in France, if I ask for something during the interview process with the recruiter, I will get a response like this: "Sorry we don't do that in our process, so goodbye" and they move to the next candidate while I'm out for this job.
Not sure what you want. A link where this is clearly outlined? The license is two sentences and sets out the terms.

The repeated distinction between source code and "artifacts" in this context is pure make-believe. The license doesn't even have those words in it, let alone say something like "Redistribution and use in source form requires inclusion of this permission notice and the above copyright notice, but if you're just building a product and publishing it as non-source code artifacts instead of distributing source, then lol don't worry about it bro" (or whatever it is the people here seem to think).

The CodeMirror maintainer definitely expects people who build closed source stuff to include the notices that are in the CodeMirror LICENSE file. And anyone telling you the license doesn't require this (and e.g. this is a peculiarity of CodeMirror itself) is delusional.
Here in South Africa we now have a sugar tax, and its made a difference. Soft drinks have generally reduced their sugar content.
Exit the fantasy world of libertarian ideology and talk to real people.

I am willing to bet my house that you won't find 10 people who are annoyed about this ban on trans fats.

If you are smoking you know you are smoking, you make that choice, for good or bad reasons.

No consumer ever chose to eating trans fats on purpose. Do a referendum and the will of the people will be to toss this shit out
I'm also using Debian; have been since Wheezy. I also template my VMs with Packer/Ansible though, so in the event it gets too messy or annoying to fix, I just export the pool and import it to a new VM.

The last issue I had was that linux-headers didn't get installed with the kernel update, so DKMS couldn't build on them. I assumed they were a dependency for zfs-dkms, but no.
That should be up to about 300 mph. There is wide variability depending on the structure of the nerve. Even so that maximum is tremendously slow compared to a wire.
Because Apple has that many more products on which to focus. Spotify lives or dies by it’s streaming service. The same is not true for Apple and Apple Music, although services are an increasingly important part of their portfolio.
or else...
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Because people who value specifics about a career or have a passion do it more out of that passion because they know it doesn't come with high pay. Take teaching for example.

Also people working for non profit or other socially beneficial companies probably know the company budget goes to help more people not to pad CEO pockets...

The lowest rung of essential jobs are the easiest ones to get so those most desperate for income basically are forced into legal slavery.

And it is slavery. In Texas to rent a 1 bedroom apartment you need to work over 90 hours per week, assuming you earn twice minimum wage, maybe even more...

Those who take the soulless jobs are taking jobs reserved for people just like them who value money above everything else and who will walk over anybody to get it. They're not as likely to have imposter syndrome because they lack humility and are narcissistic. So they're not as likely to be a pushover and accept standard pay...

I wish we all could just earn the same amount but society has decided in a weird way who gets to thrive and we gets to barely survive.. It's not fair but it is what it is.
Understanding Transducers
Relevant bit of the MIT License:

> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

I think that second part is relevant to the discussion.

https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
Nice to see someone else had one of my stray day dreams and implemented it. Albeit the version I thought of was a bit more malicious. In principle, if you know the frequency that a TV network broadcasts on, you could shape an that when broadcast happens to be coincident with a wifi packet. There was about a decade long window between when wifi was adopted to when analog TV was phased out where you could have tricked a TV station into transmitting some hack over a wide area.

Also worth noting the tempest trick should work in reverse. If you have a composite video to HDMI converter, whatever radio signal is on the video component should translate directly to pixels on screen. The hacky mans SDR.
> I miss being 10 and watching LoTR for the first time

People thought the Peter Jackson LoTR movies bastardized Tolkein's IP too you know, in particular Christopher Tolkien was not a fan.
Judging from sibling comments, this is why you deprioritize or flat out refuse to work on closed source and proprietary software. There are plenty of good companies willing to pay you to work on open source.
Sounds like you're working with someone who has never even taken the time to read the agile manifesto.

https://agilemanifesto.org/

There is no mention of estimates at all lol.
Thank you for sharing this, I love it. I love how you are having fun and don't care about what will come out of it. Better than playing any game IMO :).
I’m working on an open-source social bookmarking site in Elixir that is API compatible with delicious/pinboard. Its named linkhut and it’s currently able to import your bookmarks from pinboard and browser exports.

The flagship instance is: https://ln.ht

The source code is hosted here: https://sr.ht/~mlb/linkhut/

The documentation: https://docs.linkhut.org/introduction.html

The one thing that I’m working on before releasing 1.0 is taking a snapshot at time of bookmark and index its contents to make it searchable (similar to pinboard’s feature).
Making nearby radios play music is a very old hack:

https://adwaterandstir.com/2017/05/30/play-daisy/
I have feelings about Cory Doctorow's writing style
For context, my first book of his was also my first book in english, which is great because i was 12 and he hapens to write relatively simple english. The book was Little Brother.
The story or the specific book isn't really important here, because from i can tel from reading his other available work now that i am fluent in english, in my opinion Cory isn't that great of an author. He just happens to write checkout-line pocket-format quality books that happen to be tangentially related to IT.

Specififcally, he writes about common fears (often grounded in reality) sysadmins have about the future, but turned up to 11 and always somehow involving the US gov and agents from three letter agencies. My point isn't that he's wrong, that's a matter of opinion and truth be told, the events he describes are good fiction even if they had 0 chance of happening. My problem is that Cory is, at best, just a mid author that has good ideas but doesn't know how to write well enough to articulate them in a manner that is entertaining to read. He also happens to be one of the only authors that writes for the sysadmin crowd, which is i guess what has given him his popularity.

Personally, i enjoyed reading him when i was a teenager who thought i was a Hacker for downloading kali and who was bad at english, but i fail to see the appeal for anyone who is an adult.

Maybe he's justv not for me. I don't know.
I'm only speculating, but a couple of things come to mind. Although they're getting better and hiring, Apple has in general struggled with cloud, and Spotify likely has more expertise and talent there. It's not clear to me how much, but there appears to be quite a few pieces of the old iTunes codebase lurking around. I wonder how much of the backend has also been repurposed for something it wasn't designed for, making it difficult to work with.
> One important difference: salt-water animals (including crustaceans) harbor parasites which are less compatible with humans, for them humans are dead-end, they can't close the complex reproduction cycle. Land insects and fresh-water crustaceans (e.g. crayfish) are much more dangerous for humans.

Nice point. The flip side is that with land based insects the parasites can close the cycle with humans/mammals and hence insect consumption can be more risky.

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> if you eat fresh produce from your garden, there are likely to come some small critters along with that.

Eating food with the occasional insect that has gotten through (e.g in a vegetable or salad) will not be as risky as eating large amounts of insect mass. The probability of then getting a parasite or disease then will be much higher. Its just mathematics.

Why increase your risk probability?
ctrl + L to go to the address bar then type * <space> to search in your bookmarks.

Replace * with ^ to search in your history or % to search in your open tabs.
You can also try @google or @wikipedia to search on those websites.

I love those shortcuts! This is the kind of features that make Firefox far superior to Chrome in my opinion.
This keyboard looks wonderful except for the large distracting font in the number row.

Why not keep the font consistent (or the same size with only a change in weight) throughout?
Too late. There's already an upcoming video game following our Hero, Gollum, during the period before LotR where he wanders searching for the stolen Ring.
> The best paying jobs are often parasitic. Like stock manipulation.

Or you could look at it as part of the process of allocating society’s resources towards more productive ventures from less productive ventures.

It is not the perfect mechanism, but if anyone has a better idea, they are welcome to share.

I would credit at least some people working in finance for opening up the ability for any financially illiterate person to participate in a country’s economic growth by easily being able to buy broad equity index ETFs at near zero cost.

A lot of people do not want to spend their time reading 10-K reports to figure out which businesses to invest in.
"Man on Fire"?

(The 1987 original is rarely seen).
It's already been 208 years gimme a break!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janet_Jackson%27s_Rhythm_Natio...
I’d rather a world where anyone and everyone is free to write stories about these characters as they wish.

There is no sane framework for using state violence to enforce property laws over who is allowed to write stories over fictional characters. These characters don’t belong to anyone.
More noise, then. Don't add more noise.

Just because there's a dog turd on my front lawn, it doesn't mean everyone should start dumping all the dog turds on my front lawn.
After disabling ad-blocker: one cookie consent dialog, no history mod.
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2022 – The Year the Hydrogen Economy Launched?
FYI, apparently this doesn't include material from The Silmarillion or Unfinished Tales (et al.), as those rights were never sold by the Tolkien family.

https://www.cultureslate.com/news/why-amazon-doesnt-have-the...
> If you ban cigarettes your population will revolt and you will lose votes

I'd bet the majority of voters might be against a total ban if you ask them, but wouldn't actually mind much if it was implemented.

There's no chance the population revolts over this issue. Now a total alcohol ban on the other hand...
Where he's simply tring to built a multi-cultural transnational state like the EU?
I don't have any innate talent. My journey began with taking a singing class back in university and then taking voice lessons and classes at the local community college four years later. It took about 3 years of consistent practice and training with a great voice teacher before I felt I developed an admirable instrument. My self-confidence definitely skyrocketed, and I consider it one of the best investments in myself, even if it's not something I pursue professionally. The external validation is great, but the sensation of singing is even better.
The two most obvious points about this:

1. The space taken up by cars, especially when they're moving at appreciable speeds, is immense. Even a theoretical zero-latency network between all cars to minimize following distance can't get below the threshold of the area the car takes up (and in reality you also can't have perfect utilization because vehicles have to slow for turns with finite radii.) This ceiling on concentration of people is too low to be tenable, and it creates the 'bad party' experience where people want new people to stay away from their places, rather than welcoming the increased market size and collaboration opportunities.

2. In a theoretical world of perfect autonomous vehicles, collisions can be reliably prevented. This creates a conflict which goes one of two ways. Either

a. The cars are programmed to do some arbitrary, low amount of people killing to keep the people scared of stepping in front of cars; or

b. The people will be physically trapped off of streets, as if every street in town were a limited access highway, because otherwise people can (and will) walk into streets with impunity everywhere, grinding all automobile traffic to a halt. This is a continuance of the perversion of public space in the US, where high value conduits for commerce (streets) are given over to cars driving at ever higher speeds.
MIT makes no distinction between source and artifacts. The requirement to include a notice stems from any distribution of the software.

https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
I got burned many times when losing hard drives or computers, upgrading computers, switching between computers or just using different browsers, that bookmarks tied to the browser are ephemeral and shouldn't be trusted.

I effectively solve this by creating custom websites to service those needs. RSS was invented for some of those purposes and still exists today. "SaaS productivity" is out of scope for a bookmark and I wouldn't trust a browser extension.

You want a UX that's tailor crafted to your workflow? Build one. Or find a service/FOSS project that has one built for you. I'm not sure expecting a basic feature of "save this website URL in a CSV file" should be elevated to anything more.
In martial arts, it would be called using your opponents weight against them.
No damages paid? Please get your facts straight: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/factsheets/dieselgate-timeli...
Exactly.

Another option is to not allow EBT to buy sugary drinks. This would reduce type 2 diabetes and heart issues in a population that has one of the highest rates.
Simple answer is: Because there is literally no way to do it, and this used to be a reasonable approach before cheap hi-res printers became available.
Not my cup of tea personally. I like my high-profile clickity-clacks too much.

That being said, it's a work of art.
Looks like you missed the entire point of my post.
That is interesting but what I find hard is getting a foot in the door when changing expertise field.

In my case, I'm generally a mix of full stack dev and game dev (specialised in HTML5 game dev). I want to do more systems stuff (particularly Rust), and I've recently created a scripting language with a VM from scratch for a game engine as part of a side project.

But I don't have any commercial experience or keywords for recruiters to find in my CV outside of what I'm already "expert" in, and it's hard to find companies that will understand that a good programmer can transfer skills from one language to another.

To give an example, I recently got rejected at one job at the CV stage for "not having enough React experience" because my last job was in Vue so I wasn't technically using React in recent years (even though it's an extremely similar area of expertise)
It's funny about that. I listened to an interview with Bourla where he said both that they need the patents for a return on investment/protect their IP and that it would take over a year for a competitor to scale up and release the product after they have released it so it's tricky.

Cake and eat it.
The whole story has killed any interest I had in their products. I was interested in buying a Pinebook and Pinephone, but not anymore.
Embracer, extend and extinguish.
Site accessibility note: going to www.electronicmaterialsoffice.com redirects you to a holding page.

I'm not sure I'll get one, but I like the site design - it feels almost pornographic.
One change is that a car ceases to be an 'object' (to show off), or a 'tool' (to get you to work), and becomes an 'experience'; of course, controlled by corporations.
I want to be able to create tracking bookmarks that take me back to the last page of the domain I was on. Like if I create the bookmark on GenericBlog.com and read to GenericBlog.com/page5 I want to go back to Page 5 when I click the bookmark.
I will be very glad to see this bit of our cultural inheritance allowed to pass to its inheritors, in at least some parts of the Anglosphere.

I don't mind some reasonable copyright to help authors be compensated for adding to our culture, but the perpetual exploitation of a franchise for a century or more by corporations without input from people doing their own remixes seems to have seriously harmed our ability to even have shared mythic stores like the Lord of the Rings.
Berlin authorities placed children with pedophiles
About the pinephone pro - DONT.

Much of the device still doesn't even work. And we're talking simple stuff like the cameras. Calling is also super sketchy. You can text but voice calls effectively is a fail.

The IMU does appear to work correctly, for things like rotation. It is pretty fast.

You can also fry your device (hardware damage!) if you get the pinephone keyboard and plug in USBC into the phone port instead of the keyboard port. You read that correctly. Hope you don't mess up if you're tired.

And if your battery on the PPP goes too low, the utter shit firmware goes into a boot loop and can't charge. You have to take off the case and hit the recessed button to put it in DFU mode. That bypasses the firmware causing bootloops. And it's slllloooowwwww charging.

I completely and utterly regret such a shit device. And I say that about the very hardware, AND the reticence in actually putting out base builds of working software.
There is, that is “the market is willing to buy mixed sized living spaces.” I live in Tokyo, my first apartment was shocked pikachu 230sqft! Oh, the horror!

And yet there are plenty of single family homes and 2500+ sqft apartments if you want that. Just in the USA, if you want to live small - the government forcibly tells you that you’re not welcome here.
Which Keychron is that? I have a K2 which works well for me in "mac mode", both wired and USB.

The only gripe I have with it is that the Fn key is "fake", as in it doesn't send any signal by itself, so it can't be remapped.
> Here in France, if I ask for something during the interview process with the recruiter, I will get a response like this: "Sorry we don't do that in our process, so goodbye" and they move to the next candidate while I'm out for this job?

Eastern Europe, the same. I asked a couple of years ago what are the credentials of the business unit manager, of the line manager and the technical team lead. They almost laughed me away from the building.
What do you define as "recycled?" I have R620s - which granted, are a decade old - and they idle at around 90 W. Three SSDs, no spinning disks.
Feels like yesterday when I saw the same post for 1.7. Very happy things are coming along!
Can you share what a forward thinking European company would do, since Europe is so futuristic, and provide a specific example of a futuristic European social media tech company implementing this futuristic policy?
> There's a split between what people online post pics of on fancy desktop setups and what people prefer to use as their daily driver.

I've been using the HHKB for over a year now as my "daily driver" and I absolutely love it:

* I like the feeling of the keys, and also the compactness of the keyboard layout

* I like that it connects to both my work & personal laptops over bluetooth, and I can switch between them with a single key chord

* I like that I can carry the keyboard with me to the office, and that it was simple for me to take it with me on my recent trip to Australia, so I have my preferred keyboard feeling / layout wherever I go.

Before that I was using a Unicomp Model M as my "daily driver", and while I liked it, I don't really miss the extra keys.