skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You mean like a biazarro-world reflection where everything is weird, wrong, and backwards? Or are you saying the pieces are somehow similar?
> The trick is to plan well.

No, the trick is to run to the press and raise a big fuss, bypassing app review to get to Apple execs who want to quickly shut down bad PR.
Lactic Acid: No Longer an Inert and End-Product of Glycolysis (2017)
Probably B12? Has an energizing effect, and is often a megadose in multivitamins.
Is there really no woman to be named? What is the gender issue with public thinkers?
Incidentally, is there such a thing as a distributed Make that can run and check the dependencies across machines?

Of course Make + ssh and a distributed FS gets you there, but you don't always have a distributed FS especially across continents.
Downloading this right now, but I have a few problems with it.

One is that the books are organized into thousands of zip files, while I'd personally rather they just be organized into directories. I get that most people will benefit from the compression, but I suspect that relying on btrfs's transparent zstd compression will do just fine for me, so I'd rather have a simpler access pattern that doesn't involve extracting or scanning through a zip file whenever I want to look for a book. Not a huge deal. I'll just extract them all I guess, just feels like a waste of IO.

Another thing, why txt? I'd much rather this be a collection of epubs instead, so normal ebook readers can open them with proper formatting, and they'd already be similarly compressed. There'd certainly be some increase in overall size, but I think it'd be worth it.

Another problem is that the index files don't seem to be clean? There are references to books that don't exist, apparently because if whatever automated tool was used to create this couldn't extract the text from a book, the book simply isn't present but it still has an ID and an entry in the index files. Another thing that isn't a huge deal and that I can fix locally, but is a bit of an annoyance.

Once I have this all set up in a way I want, I expect to just be able to serve it with a simple web server and a url rewrite rule instead of the software shipped as part of this project. Nothing against that software, but I'd rather just use a filesystem to organize text files. I guess I'll have plenty of time to think about how best to do it, because the current download ETA is over a week.
At the end of the day a movie or tv show is a non-interactive stream of media that has two states, play or pause. (Rewind, fast forward and skip sometimes too.)

A games launcher is a lot more complicated. A few publishers have tried their hand at it (EA Origin, Ubisoft Uplay) and for the most part they suck.
Users like it.

For example I almost never use apps outside of the App Store and brew.

It's great to be able have updates and purchases managed in one place and if I ever get a new computer I can simply login to my account and re-download everything in seconds.
Yup.

Thanks, Unity CEO.
Threats to our republic are filed under states rights, a fundamental construct of a republic.

This itself is viewed as a threat to our democracy by those who either think it should not be a republic or are ignorant of the fact it was intended to be. For reference, see debates about a non proportional senate and the power of minority population electoral power.
That’s the problem. You are unwilling to discuss the wages. This predatory capture also existed to ensure a decent wage.

Uber did everything they could to hide the true cost of being a driver. Tons of sneaky fees. Gray area for insuring your car. Dropping drivers wages just after they bought their vehicle from a Uber financing program.

There’s a reason the quality of Uber drivers went down, the good ones realized that there was no money to be made once you accounted for all the hidden cost.
I'd say it depends on how straightforward the new API will be. The app I use (Materialistic) is both free and ads-free. So I don't expect the developer to drop everything they are doing to update it if will require a lot of work. So 6 months minimum if everything is well documented, a year if it will be a hassle.
I have a different idea. For me religion looks like ego detachment device that lets you detach your ego from actual social reality of moral interactions with real people and redirect it inward.

While living in physical reality we must interact with other people. But since there's a huge variety of people that may have varying moralities and concepts of what's good and bad, what's a favor and what's an offence and what's both it can be really hard to think about dealing with people.

Religion makes things easier by substituting all the real people with all their specific peculiarities with virtual entity and excuses you from real moral interactions if you interact with that entity instead. Offence is no longer offence against your neighbor. Now it's offence against God (or karma or whatever) first and it becomes less relevant if your neighbor really perceives your action to be offensive or not or what kind of amendment he requires. When you are religious you need only to concern yourself with how you offended this virtual entity and what amendments are required for that entity which information religion helpfully provides on demand through priests and writings.

This vastly simplifies things and was probably necessary step in development of human race as we switched away from small villages where you could remember what's offensive to whom and who appreciates what and started to live in larger settlements where caring about actual morality towards unique people would be too much work. Religions usually provide also ready made fake communities based not on interpersonal moral interactions, like natural communities, but on sharing interactions with this virtual entity. It also provides you with substitute devices so you can still feel the same feelings that were in smaller populations provided by real moral interactions. For example instead of actually helping someone, you might just pray for him and still feel a lot of the same feelings that come from successfully helping which would require putting in work in getting to know that person, their actual needs and what they consider a favor.

This virtualization of morality wasn't a great solution though because it robbed people of authenticity of large part of their moral interactions and of their accuracy and adequacy. Now when we move to highly connected societies where we can survive in very large and dense population centers completely anonymously choosing our own small circle of other humans to interact with, to depend on, with our emotional, financial and physical security, we can finally get back to more authentic and varied moral interactions that we as a species have evolved the capacity for. It's one of the reasons, I think, why religion looses ground in recent decades. One of its key functions is no longer needed by most people.
I know people are like parrots and like to repeat the same "multivitamins are useless", but after starting it, i noticed some improvements on my digestive system and fatigue after covid. Sometimes anecdotals are useful, whatever works for you.
Bet the victims of the US military aren’t saying thank you for your service. It doesn’t even matter if the person isn’t directly responsible, they still dedicated their time and energy to the system. That’s the difference. It’s thankless because it’s awful. It’s the exception rather than the rule to have a teacher that made a real difference, and the most common difference teachers make is protecting kids from harm they wouldn’t be experiencing if not for school.

Exceptional teachers help kids survive, not thrive.
I don't care if the rivals fold and close up shop lol. Also I don't have to stick with apple if they start shoving ads at me constantly. To be honest I -could- get by with a flip phone or just using my iphone as such and turning off data. I consider most of the trappings of iphones as niceties and not necessities. All I really need is to check my email, sms, and receive calls. Most times I have a laptop with me to do the rest.
Many people forget to include the makedep utility in their makefile.

Makedep creates additinal dependency targets, so that source files depend upon the header files they include.
Ask HN: If our visual field is elliptical, why photos & movies are rectangular?
https://www.offlineos.com/libgen-text.txt

About the missing books fiction and non fiction

> if the book is missing (15%), that means the text could not be extracted.

> if the book is missing (10%), that means the text could not be extracted.

===
| why plain text?
===
- text is smaller (figures are for old .tar.xz, compressed .zip is about double the size)
+----------+------------------------------------+------------------------+
| | size | number of files |
+----------+----------+-------+-----------------+-----------+------------+
| data set | original | text | compressed text | original | text |
+----------+----------+-------+-----------------+-----------+------------+
| lg | 32TB | 0.8TB | 0.32TB | 2,450,000 | 2,220,000 |
+----------+----------+-------+-----------------+-----------+------------+
| ff | 2.4TB | 0.5TB | 0.18TB | 2,180,000 | 1,890,000 |
+----------+----------+-------+-----------------+-----------+------------+
- text can be viewed on every device.
- plain text cannot contain malicious code. pdfs can.
- text can be searched and indexed more easily.
- why csv? anyone can use csv. it can be read raw in a text editor, opened in excel, or imported into a database. database dumps can be used only by experts.
Why don't you name a woman thinker you admire instead of complaining about other people choice.
There’s value to technology in the classroom beyond “it’s better than [x]”

A difference in learning format that can be beneficial to some. It is helpful just to introduce children to technology as well. And for some it may spark interests that paper does not.
How do you stay consistent?
An encrypted ZIP file can have two correct passwords – here's why
The solution is obvious isn't it? Collect all the infinity stones and "snap"....
Why hasn't this changed through union action or lawsuits about needing to work unpaid hours?

Surely, an employee should be able to take an employer to court about the employer requiring work that's unpaid. In the courtroom, presumably there can be evidence presented about how these unpaid hours are required by examining experiences of other teachers, etc.
Did inflation in the 70s/80s destroyed convenience?
Classic ray tracing doesn’t do gi well, and gi is important for materials like blood that do lots of subsurface scattering. Also, blood is a fluid and with fluids your often better off using a ray marching algorithm that can handle implicit surfaces than trying to do surface reconstruction
Best question from an operating systems class:

"Professor, how does a parent reap its zombie children?"

The classroom door was open and a student walking down the hall stopped and looked into the room with a worried expression on their face.
At some point along the way I stopped trying to rank people by intelligence.
Similar in South Korea: https://www.thesun.co.uk/travel/5476857/south-korean-game-do...

But what does this have to do with nudity or destroying lives? Seems totally off base.
I used to have the exact same problem with Python, until Python 3.7 made maintaining sort order a feature of the language: https://softwaremaniacs.org/blog/2020/02/05/dicts-ordered/
> It seems that you're not managing your customers well. If, in any other business, you needed to adjust the behaviour of some customers to keep other customers happy you would provide incentives, like a price discount

Spoken like someone who hasn't done the job and is confident in his ignorance.
RCS is an open protocol, in fact it was developed with the GSM association https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Services

You seem to want every single reason to dislike anything Google has ever helped to make, rather than doing actual research into what some of these things are.
> The author talks about non of the downsides of their approach

The whole article is a counterpoint to a common falsehood. The downsides have been overstated a lot already.

> useEffect in your component should be rare.

Route is state too. Loading data based on route is very common. There is no reason to avoid useEffect for triggering side effects based on state or props in components. It's the whole reason it exists...

Or do you only use libraries for loading data, without realizing they rely on useEffect, perhaps?

> I can tell from what you've said so far you use useEffect too much

And I can tell from what you've said that you have fairly limited experience with React, or have not developed a variety of web applications with it.

> Assume I have?

Your statements make that difficult.
Nit pick, it just provides extra creatine in muscles, which is required for atp. You basically get a couple extra reps per set if you workout, not necessarily more power. Helps you gain muscle by giving you more energy to stress your muscles, so they adapt more.
No he mentioned an iOS 12 feature which has the exact same name (Continuity Camera) as an upcoming iOS 16 feature.

His app uses the iOS 12 feature
I haven't left yet but it's looking bad. They are nearly out of room to grab more market share, and can't continue growing that way, so one of the few ones left to expand is ad revenue or to purchase other companies, and Apple doesn't really seem big on polluting their brand "Apple" with "lesser" companies.
I remember that, but I can't remember the name of it. I used it to play Counter-Strike online on my original Xbox before I had a PC capable of playing modern (at the time) games. It was well-populated enough that I could always find plenty of games. Godsend for a kid that couldn't afford the monthly fee for Live.
This seems to be the perfect place to reply with a smart remark that subtly links to the project you are building:

https://thestackreport.xyz
I started taking 3g of pharmaceutical grade fish oil about 1 year ago with 5000IUs vitamin D and 120mcg of K2 MK-7. I don’t “feel” anything but my Garmin is clear that my RHR and VO2max have greatly improved, and yet that’s on 5-6h sleep per night. I’m also definitely less sick.

Now question remains, which of those is responsible for this?
Do you really want government as the primary arbiter of what goes on PBS? At that point, it might as well be a government news channel. Though for better or worse, broadcast channels--including PBS--are less and less relevant. The federal government in the US is perfectly within its rights to commission and host content on .gov--which in general would be public domain.
There are a few groups that do testing and report findings for various foodstuffs[0].
It is definitely worth the time to keep up to date

0. https://nclnet.org/evoo_testing/
My thinking of late is we need to change the laws of incorporation to prevent product and service companies from making money off ads.
You're nitpicking. Poster was trying to explain things in a simple way.

Side question: what about your username? I live in Venezia and I'm curious now.
I used to only ask "what's up?" after I'd exhausted everything I had to talk about usually. I used to think a lot about dynamics like these lmao.
> If people would not trade with USA because of racism?

The US no longer has institutionalized racism and is illegal. Most of the racism of today is of a different nature, primarily among particular groups of individuals.

> If people would not trade with USA because of treatment if indigenous peoples? (Genocide, use plain words for that one)

There is no longer an attempted genocide of Native Americans occurring. But if you want to talk about Native land rights, reservations, etc. then that is something worth talking about.

> The treatment of poor people? Making them live in the streets.

> The treatment of poor people, leaving them to die in agony of preventable diseases?

Don't know what you're getting at with this. Are you implying the US is the only country that has homelessness? Homelessness is a problem in just about everywhere. You're going to have to elaborate on the 'leaving them to die in agony'.

> Because of representation and exploitation of sexuality in commerce? Especially of women?

You're going to have to elaborate and give some examples. This seems like a pretty subjective topic.

> The treatment of asylum seekers and refugees?

Again, elaborate. The US accepts a huge number asylum seekers and refugees. More than most countries.
I know it's hyperbole but do you seriously think that the average HN user makes anywhere close to that?
One core issue with modern education is that people DO want to teach. They want it so badly they will accept shit wages and spend their own money subsidising schools. The result is ever dwindling resources as teachers are viewed as sheep to be sheered and all cuts as tacitly excused as "they'll just have to make it work"...
Well, that's right thing to do IMO. It may be true that what happens in people's bedrooms is not government's business, but it's also true that the state has no obligation to subsidize particular lifestyles, especially when it's tantamount to waging a culture war on it's population.
If you look at the pictures of the site [1] you'll see there's essentially no shade from these stones for trees, even 2-3 metre ones.

[1] https://tp.revistas.csic.es/index.php/tp/article/view/881/95...
Okay, I dug around, was actually a bit hard to find. They started allowing "free local provisioning" in 2015. You have to reload your app to the device every week though. So it's not exactly the side loading experience you get with Android.
How Verbal Self-Defense Works
XBConnect and Xlink Kai if memory serves me right, and I think if you got crafty you could use the likes of Hamachi.

At first it was just fun to play online Halo, then we started diving into the files and modding game types and weapons. The Xbox was such a fantastic console. As someone whom had several GameSharks, hackable is so much of the fun.
- Jean-Claude Vandamme esp. his life advices
- Jean-Pierre Raffarin "Ze yes nid ze no"
- Lorie who artistically taught us about "La positive attitude"
Seems like an effective way to extract the fat and get use out of whole fish. Similar to any soup. I do wish FDA regulated some supplements but I think reputable brands are doing the good for the most part.
Half of this rant is “things were better in my day and the younger generation can’t do what the older generation did”.

No, the space has moved on from catering to you. That’s different than them not caring.

This entire rant is so ego-centric that it doesn’t really add anything of value to the public discourse. This however, in my experience, is endemic of the author. Steve Troughton-Smith has some of the worst takes on Apple. A lot of his understanding of the technology is just outright wrong.

His subjective opinion is valid but he states them as facts and that rarely holds up on closer inspection .
backreaction blog
I think if teaching was a $2M/year job, plenty of people would want to teach.

They might not be good at it, but actually good money will draw many candidates
You totally missed the point though. The value you create has almost nothing to do with how much you’re paid. That’s just the most you could possibly be paid. You’re paid the amount your employer thinks it would cost to replace you.
I am aware. You can submit prototype devices to those companies. There are clear standards to meet and established ways to escalate or appeal reviews when necessary. You know, like a functional process.
What about sex between women? Will that stay illegal?
Many have noted the ubiquity of surveillance technology makes privacy impossible. The only real question is whether the people in general have access, in addition to authorities, or whether only authorities have access. But anything else required un-inventing a lot of surveillance technology.

If you get into some kind of trouble that requires going to court, you cannot contest their evidence unless you have some of your own. Having your own empowers you more than having none.

As for the rest, I agree that it is unlikely to use open standards or be built to last, because only nerds care and they aren't a huge market.

But it would be cool to get something like a Framework Laptop or PinePhone in the auto space.

Of course, in my opinion, car culture in general was a mistake.
William Macaskill and his Effective Altruism.
Rutger Bregman in a big picture build a better world way. Shon Faye in the lens of individual liberty.
That wasn't illegal.
....or they're just using the correct labels from Von Luschan's chromatic scale.
I mean they could by locking down the platform more like Apple does...
extra virgin olive oil has a very distinctive taste and smell… guess of what?
Indeed. Quite sweet corpus there!
Ten million users [1] averaging maybe averaging 40 or so interactions per year (filling out an expense report isn't a common task for a lot of those users)? Napkin math of 1.2 qps. Even if you 10x that for backing workflows, and double it because users are more active than expencted, that's still only 30qps.

[1]: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1476840/000162828021...
Of course I do, it takes one to know one. Humanity is often a desperation. Couldn’t the fog just be lifted? Anyways, I know what everyone else, and I, are up to, and I’m sick of it.
Edsger Dijkstra, Cal Newport, and Charlie Munger.
Cheap shot. It's clear that the comment was about love/relationship between partners.
Of course, I don't deny that multiple influences can occur simultaneously. That is indeed the nature of politics.
The majority of public shares are held in long term investments like 401ks, whose owners are most certainly interested in long term growth. Buy and hold is by far the biggest amount of investment type of stockholder. Most people don't care to fiddle with microtrading.

As the buffet bet made clear, and as the majority of advice and investors do, long term ownership outgrows those chasing short term returns, despite pop belief.

I think you vastly overestimate the dollar amounts behind stock owners.
Except when the state is subsidizing heterosexual lifestyles to wage a culture war on its population
Yes it is but it seems to work.
I agree.

However, when you post your idea, you also get a link that you can share elsewhere. In this case, you're essentially using the site as a quick and easy hosting service for your idea. And you get to piggyback on the built-in options for visitors to leave feedback (both anonymous and personal).

If you have several ideas, and one of them is getting significantly better results, you'll have a lot more motivation to invest the time, energy and money to set up a more in-depth test for that idea.
Well, if you have to use shell that's one thing, but I would be hesitant to use such a large shell script for something as important as certificate issuance in an environment where I didn't have to.
Also the official reason there is no original videos of the moon landing.
Change a few details and this is what it's like being a doctor too (at least in Sweden) from what I've heard.

Autonomy. That's the thing. We have to let people do their damn jobs. Don't micro manage, don't second guess, don't interfere. Let people do their job.

Let them.
Overpaid or hasn’t paid enough?

PBS has been licensing Sesame Street since before digital distribution was even a “thing” to put into a contract. PBS can certainly be licensing those rights now but they’d have to pay more, not less. They paid for the broadcast rights and still do.

There’s always been rights they’ve left to Childrens Workshop such as product licensing which subsidizes the production costs making PBS’s outlay less, not more. PBSs mission is to broadcast public interest programming that’s it. They license all their content similarly.

Let alone the fact that Children’s Workshop is a non-profit with public reporting requirements so it’s not like they have something to hide.

Seems like a working symbiotic relationship.