skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very pretty. I'm tempted.

Will it work properly on Linux via bluetooth? E.g. I have a very nice mechanical keyboard from Keychron but over bluetooth it does something weird so that a hack [1] to use it in Mac mode is necessary and some key combos still don't work right for me.

On a similar note, if its firmware needs an update will I be able to do that from Linux?

It's a hard life being a Windows/Mac hater :D

[1] https://gist.github.com/andrebrait/961cefe730f4a2c41f57911e6...
You can't come close to recouping development costs if Joe Blow down the street can copy it and charge cost-of-goods plus 10%.
Thank you so much for the feedback! I'm constantly looking to improve myNotifier and will gladly add features that users are requesting.

Custom sounds is a great idea and a desktop is in the backlog!

Thank you!
You’re so absolutely right. Bookmarks is wide open for improvement.

I search for something. I save it. I’d like my search to be included so next time I search it includes the thing I found last time. Let me tag it. Let me filter my bookmarks for the last month or two. But do it all simply, not some horror show of checkboxes and text boxes.

Wider than bookmarks, I’d like to save the project state and go back to it later. Folders, browser windows, IDE, documents, bookmarks.
Yes it works, and it works really well in my experience, but only if the context is right.

The trick is you need to get the real end users on board at least, in addition to and alignment with the one who is calling the shots and/or owning the budget.

Most of the time in business, the person making the decisions is not the one who has to live with the consequences. So for B2B the ability of the decision makers to do sensible things is your limiting factor. You need to really partner up with the decision maker(s), and get a feel for whose problems you are actually solving.

Sometimes there's this political layer over the actual problems that is making things more complex, and which is not actually explicit. Not understanding this layer can lead to a lot of frustration in my experience.
This happened to an earlier version of Raspberry Pi
By amortizing that across off-peak pricing?
> What's the purpose of the rotary encoder?

Presumably thats configurable, but people usually use it for volume control which is quite nice to have
Here in Estonia the spot market pricing works the same both ways. So I set my system to feed at 7kW during the hour and made about 28EUR for helping the grid. That is twice the $2/kWh this Tesla peak power provides but it's literally the only time price has gone this high.
I keep singing all the time. In office, while walking, while driving and especially on long flights, in a very low tone. It is super relaxing. Am not sure about all the benefits but a couple of our friends get together for drinking and we sing a LOT. This is not some random singing, my friend is a trained classical singer so it is a lot of effort to sing with her but I love the experience.

On a lighter note

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HG2w0_WyOU
Good for Vietnam. I visited the country in 2016 and fell in love with it, going back two more times. I’ve never seen a more hardworking, yet friendly people. They deserve all the success in the world.
I've been using FreeBSD for 26 years on personal servers. I think there's merit to going through this and deciding whether to agree or not with changing certain defaults. I have similar changes on machines, though not as aggressive as the article suggests.
> Whats best for developers is having flexibility and choosing the right tool for what their building and their team.

One of the things that's annoyed me about codespaces and gitpods is that they really require/assume the whole team will use that one product. Codespaces does that through their billing and permissions, and gitpods does it via their PR based features etc. Is this something Nimbus is going to try and avoid? What's best for the majority isn't always best for the individual, and that's why we have so many different IDE's. Perhaps my personal workflow is served better by Nimbus and my colleagues is better suited for codespaces.

With some tools, like bug trackers, it makes sense to pick one tool for everyone of course. What do you think about remote dev environments?
At a first glance, it’s really nice and I like the idea but I can get the same service with a mail inbox that will work on virtually every device.

Not saying this have no value because push notifications have other advantages but it costs more than my email provider (Fastmail).

It looks like you are targeting individuals more than businesses so I think your pricing is too high. But hey, N=1 and maybe you already managed to sell it to enough people :)
Not much at the moment. I'm constantly improving myNotifier and are listening to users feedback on how to improve and add requested features.
Darn it, that is a more timely and better title isn't it? Of course then Bezos could claim he inspired it.
it depends on the politic.
Presumably there would be an option to set a minimum amount of battery that wouldn't be used.

Or even better, a target amount for a specific time of day (which would allow the battery to get low when needed and then ramp up on time).
Viewed through a slightly fuzzy lens we are doing the same thing.
> There was not a corporate-rich-military complex on either side.

https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/how-...

How Big Business Bailed out the Nazis

> Hitler was named Chan­cel­lor in late Janu­ary 1933. He called for elec­tions in early March. With less than two weeks left before the vote, Herman Goer­ing sent tele­grams to Germany’s 25 lead­ing indus­tri­al­ists, invit­ing them to a secret meet­ing in Berlin on Febru­ary 20, 1933. Attend­ing the gath­er­ing were four I.G. Farben direct­ors and Krupp chief Gustav Krupp. Hitler addressed the group, saying “private enter­prise cannot be main­tained in a demo­cracy.” He also told the men that he would elim­in­ate trade unions and commun­ists. Hitler asked for their finan­cial support and to back his vision for Germany.

> Accord­ing to Robert Jack­son, the former Supreme Court Justice and chief U.S. prosec­utor at Nurem­berg, “[T]he indus­tri­al­ist­s…be­came so enthu­si­astic that they set about to raise three million Reichs­marks [worth about $30 million today] to strengthen and confirm the Nazi Party in power.”
Apple reportedly plans iPhone and Apple Watch event for September 7th
I promise you there are! My most recent interview was me interviewing them. I grilled multiple managers over multiple interviews over their culture, ways of work, their expectations, etc. I made my expectations crystal clear, and they accepted these without question. If they lied I'll simply leave. Tick that little box in LinkedIn and start interviewing workplaces for one which aligns with your values. It's easily the best time in 40 years to be shopping around for better employers.
I'm unquestionably so!

https://www.theonion.com/monk-gloats-over-yoga-championship-...
It is what allowed us to be here today

Without family values, a survival trait, humankind would have disappeared, a bit like how the west is disappearing today, and Asia is rising, we deconstructed everything, including education
Funnily enough the only people I've seen using a fullsize keyboard for work are those using the company provided ones. Anyone who had their own had a TKL, or smaller.

I own a fullsize mechanical keyboard which I (used to) use for my personal computer, but for work I use a TKL. The only reason I have even had a fullsize at home was for Blender
I think this argument is incorrect, or at least incomplete, if it does not stress locally-hosted software. If any work relies on whomever provides the internet connection and whomever provides the remote server, how is that “free”? Tech failures or business decisions will override user preferences.

To be free to do what I want, I have to be able to do it where (and how) I want. Modern machines are more than capable, so why are we relying on two intermediaries?
I use SessionSync for that, wonderful extension!
This looks beautiful, but personally I'd like a full sized keyboard with a numeric keypad, and the usual complement of Home, Insert, PgDown, PgUp etc.

Also, what is pricing like?
Just ask the Taiwanese, Uyghurs and Tibetan people. To name a few.
This is quite well established.

Nazi party membership was huge and trying to vet former Nazi's post-war while there wasn't enough food to go around was pretty quickly dropped. In person interviews at the start became "this guy says he never did anything wrong and hates the Nazi party now". "DeNazified" papers were just rubber stamped at that point.

After the war, it was pretty much the UK who fought the hardest to "de-Nazify" the new Germany - from high level all the way down to anyone who had a smug of blood on their hands.

France was eager at first, but drama at home (and lack of funds for the occupation) made them drop the idea pretty quickly. Plus they had their own "cleansing" immediately after liberation so quenched their thirst for vengeance pretty early on.

Americans were focused on a strong Western Germany to counter the USSR. The centuries old European bad blood meant nothing to them, so once they skim off the worst of the Nazi's it was more about creating a functioning country.

Russia made a good showing at first, but like the Americans realized "the juice wasn't worth the squeeze" and if faced with a choice of "we can't fill this important position" and "we can just fill it with a low level Nazi who pinky promises not to do it again", the chose the 2nd option.

Eventually the UK gave up as well. They just held out the longest.
I actually have this! It was driving me crazy WHY this happened. I do not have a DELL monitor but some AOC Gaming widescreen thing but to make it more weirder: it only occurs when I am using my laptop not my desktop. Both systems are connected using HDMI to the monitor.

Only when I am working on my laptop and I have audio over my HDMI cable using my speakers on my monitor and I walk away my monitor blanks and the sounds stops for 5 seconds...
What’s the difference between this and LogSnag?
That's my whole point?

Add another design, because it's personal, and just the vocal minority that show off their sleek minimalist tenkeyless keyboards.

I wouldn't suggest adding too many designs at launch though, that's obviously unsustainable. But eventually sure. I'd just start with a minimal and a 100%. To cover the core bases.
1) [citation needed]

2) Limiting what kind of food you eat usually leads to limiting how much you eat. Feel free to try this with eating only lentils, beans and broccoli, you can eat as much of it as you want.
Disagree, I believe noise pollution is the next irresponsible externality on the chopping block, after smoking/vaping.
Eh disagree. The most I have probably used a number pad is for playing Alpha Centauri. It's pretty unnecessary IMO unless all you do is a lot of data entry which is probably a minority of jobs. I don't like the extra effort of moving off home row to hit the number pad. Only recently with my Kinesis Advantage have I really started to use it and that doesn't have a real numpad at all.
S-Arkade: Projector Based Augmented Reality Gaming
No. Just sign up and connect your phone through the app and you're good to go!
> It's not going to be some magic visual model

I wasn't talking about visual model at all. In fact, the word `visual` doesn't even appear in the article once.
Just 5-10 years? Each generation thinks abuse started with them. But it is turtles all the way down.
You don't even need that. Xenon flash tubes require quite a powerful surge of high voltage electricity, and it's common for them to emit considerable amounts of radio-frequency interference.
Okay I see now. It seemed to me (and honestly still seems now seems to me after re-reading the comments) that the comments I responded to were being said for Norway in general and to most Norwegians and not only in the context of the specific author of this blogpost. I take definite issue with some sort of judgement that enjoying alcohol is bad in general. But yes certainly for the original poster such recommendations aren't really appropriate.
Apple does have more resources to throw at this problem than anyone.

Considering that their entire product line collapses without semiconductors, it wouldn’t be a poor investment.
Very impressive. Due to my work at the moment, the sight of the CE mark gave me an instant headache though.
> stunning to see how many people suffer from food born illness today

The way I see people handle food, I'm not surprised at all. People leave lunch meat out of the fridge for sometimes hours, cut the fungus off things and eat the rest (which is ok sometimes, but often isn't), rinse chicken breast in the sink, use the same tools and cutting boards to handle uncooked and cooked food... And I can keep going.

So many people have no clue how food should be handled, or willfully ignore what they do know.
Join the waiting list to try the Arc beta by The Browser Company. Very fresh take on a browser, quite a bit of your list, particularly bookmark behaviour, is in Arc.
Completely agreed. The conspiracy theories are both stupid and evil. But I don’t think being vary of the WEF or their ideas is completely misguided.
The only advantage I see at beeing humble is that it does not offend people with low self-esteem.
One only needs to say to be good at something or to be proud of something to trigger some people. More so in Europe than in the States I think.
This one is silky smooth, just not customizable
> Yes. This this is exactly what I want.

But the more abstract you go, the less efficient does your editor become. And speed of development goes down. It's not a simple - just put more abstraction.
We all understand the concept of product market fit, but there is no proven method for achieving it. This post presents you with a simple methodology to go about it.

+ Discusses Sean Ellis' leading indicator for PMF.
+ Hiten Shah's test on Slack users
+ Superhuman's approach to PMF
Given that I have failed more in life than succeeded, I don't really have much of a choice in the matter.
We already know that climate change will apparently not affect rich people alot.

Probably somehow very few on hn.

Sooo we should probably even stop talking about it I assume?

Anyway you are aware of people/scientist saying things like 'much earlier than expected '?

We still don't know if the current scenarios will hold.

There should be a general sense that sustainability should benefit all of us.

Investing in long term topics should benefit us all as well.
Unless you need inbound connections. Then you need coordination as well.

Also DHCP-PD also supports multiple levels as well, so you have roughly as much/little coordination as in your NAT+DHCP case.
I actually agree with GP.

Counterpoint: “the mess in software that we have today” (we at least agree on this) is precisely generated by the fact that people treat programming as a “craft”, where everytime a (apparently) new problem arises, people feel the need to “craft” together some new framework or way of doing things, only looking at the small problem at hand and without considering the bigger picture.

In other words, people treat programming as an artisanal activity instead of what it should be: an engineering discipline and possibly still a scientific pursuit.

Let’s say this: Programming could be approached as a craft by the people who apply it to real world problems. BUT, there is a very different job, which is the one of the Computer Scientist (the name has a meaning), which should instead treat programming as a science. This is currently not happening, or not fast enough, exactly because so-called computer scientists treat programming as a craft, without truly exploring the fundamentals.

I have expressed this view several times in past comments here on HN, but we are still far from having a proper, theoretically grounded framework to do coding, and crafting more short-sighted solutions to pile up on top of each other won’t help…
>> if something can't be eaten raw - it should be avoid in any form.

Some foods are changed by cooking. For example, kidney beans must never be eaten raw, but are tasy and nutritious cooked.
How does this invalidate the point?

The people who are using their brain to override their disgust system are probably doing something that's extremely maladaptive.
No need kids for that. You can be single and childless but if you date or screw around a lot then you'll get sick a lot quite easy.

Or if your monogamous partner is working in a kindergarten with kids and brings back home every bug they have.
> south of the equator.

Honestly, is the southern hemisphere objectively so much better than the northern hemisphere?
Ken Schwaber on SAFE - unsafe at any speed:

https://kenschwaber.wordpress.com/2013/08/06/unsafe-at-any-s...

> Keep the values, keep the principles, think for yourself. A core premise of agile is that the people doing the work are the people who can best figure out how to do it.
Safari offers this with a great deal of flexibility. I often use Tab Groups and the ability to open new windows by loading a folder of bookmarks.

I don't use Chrome, but one reason I can imagine would be that Google would prefer you search for content/websites (so your eyeballs inevitably land on Ads).
> Though for a few decades afterwards, the average man in the street was needed to fend off wars, so got treated a little better than before

Its more because the USSR literally won the war and became a superpower and invalidated the "Socialism cant work - they will come down crashing any minute" Interwar propaganda that was done by the capitalist establishments in the West to argue against social and economic reforms for better conditions. WW2 ended, USSR not only won but also became a superpower, lifting its people from mud huts to apartments, from illiteracy to space. Nobody could make any argument against reforms anymore so the left in the West got some time to breathe and push reforms forward. For a brief time, people in the entire West lived in better standards than ever before. Eventually forgetting that the living standards that they enjoyed were not hard-won rights that were based on left wing principles, but instead 'gifts' given to them by capitalism.

Then Reagan and Thatcher happened and gave them the capitalism they wanted.
It is faster to use the bookmarklet
"Two weeks to flatten the hump": Everybody refrain from group gang bangs for a brief time and we'll see i f that helps slow the spread.
> I've been wondering lately why "new features are released regularly" is generally considered a boon when talking about software and specifically in a product that serves a relatively simple and clear-cut need like a bookmark stash

There's a very good talk by Moxie "the ecosystem is moving"[1][2] and the reason you need your software to be changing constantly, even when it's doing one thing well, is because all other software is changing, moving requirements, compatibility, and integrations.

Also, it's not like we have no progress in UX. I quite like the light/dark theme in apps changing according to the time of day. It only really started working well within the last two years after all apps adapted.

[1] https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/
[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nj3YFprqAr8
See Python (for feature rich version) or Rust (for less feature rich standard lib).
SE Asian workers, outside of Phillippines, are too expensive for large scale, low end manufacturing. Malaysia and Thailand are already middle income countries and Indonesia is getting there as well.
Is/are there any sort of FreeBSD distributions which change these defaults as a part of their distribution process?
And you'll be happy
The truth is we don't know why and how they developed. I wrote about it here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32507527

Similarly like only after living 7 years in Israel I discovered that "white meat" is an euphemism for pork.

Also the reality is much more complex. We tend to project our current understanding into the past. The reality of keeping Kashrut back then wasn't as we understand it today.

--

The lifestyle of Eastern European Jews from the beginning of the 20th century until World War II - between keeping the mitzvot and secularization [Hebrew]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfrFQH6RzZc
This would be exactly my use-case for this kind of keyboard, and it does seem counterproductive having a low-profile keyboard with a whopping rotary encoder sticking out of it. I like SouthPawEngineer's use of scroll encoders, which might be more low-profile: https://www.reddit.com/r/ErgoMechKeyboards/comments/nwye70/g...
Teach me how to stop worrying
Oh my introspection isn’t self flagellation. I don’t think about ways I could’ve improved my talking. It’s more in the same vein as how I will go back and look at projects I’ve completed a few times after I’ve finished. Or even like listening to a song that has been stuck in my head for a few hours.

It’s a way of closing the loop, mentally. It allows me to move on and not have this subconscious stress nagging at me for weeks after a significant interaction.

But yeah I’ll look into existential therapy. Thanks!
Depends on your goals with this.

If it is sharing of links, use Twitter or whatever social network you use. My main issues with those is that they don't tend to have good history/search if you want to dig out a link you shared months ago. I find finding back what I remember sharing or what I saw other share a bit of a challenge with social networks. This was what del.ico.us was good at. Also nice was getting a sense of how popular things were from how many people bookmarked a certain thing.

If it is just storing bookmarks, use the browser sync in your browser. I have my bookmarks synced across my devices with Firefox. But I don't use bookmarks that often.

I never had much use for things like pocket. At least, I either click on something and read it right away or I don't. I don't really save things for reading them later. Just not part of how I do things. But I guess if I would, bookmarks are fine for that as well.
Because it's the junk drawer of the internet.
Google Charts – JavaScript Library
Is Apple modem delayed because of Qualcomm patents?
I've never had any problem digging into any Python codebase.

Even magic stuff like `@attributes` is easily searchable.
"Will" is future tense yes. We expect the acceleration to reverse. As you say there is a reason to be optimistic if you look at the parts, but if you just look at the sum it's pretty bad still.

In other words: you are both right.
Nix-on-droid: Nix-enabled environment for your Android device
I wonder how Tesla's Dojo supercomputer is doing. I don't recall hearing any details about its progress lately.

Maybe we'll learn something new from the Hot Chips event mentioned in TFA.
Very nice, i do like the format. Would definitely try, to see how the switches feel.

I do use a TypeMatrix2030, if you need some more inspirations.
Soviet whaling was different in that it was directed by the government. They did not get started until well after most other countries had stopped the practice. Since it was the government, they did not care about the economics of it at all. Since it was the soviets, they didn't care what anyone else thought.
You can buy a Coke from a kiosk inside the tomb complex of Ho Chi Minh :)

Always found that very ironical.
In a multi tenant application you will strictly rely on the authenticated and authorized principal and the company id in which it resides when making every request. So baking it into the route is not great because you're never going to trust the value in the route anyway, you have to refer to the claim in your request.
numpad = no interest here :)
https://gist.github.com/revivalizer/935dfcc345b009a0207a033c...

Even includes error handling :)

At the bottom you can see some test examples of what it can do. Obviously it is a basic calculator.