skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe spare batteries are available (not particularly cheap) and replacing the battery is relatively simple, maybe not worth it?
Offtopic, looks like the easiest way to record a screencast with sound from the machine was to film it with another device.

This is not a jab at linux, I wouldn't know how to do that with MacOS either; the default Cmd+Shift+5 video capture tool doesn't allow recording internal sound.

I'm surprised that in 2022 this task can still be so problematic.
Don't compare yourself to others. Focus on what you want to do now that would make you happier. Love yourself.
No really. There is a civil war already. Helping out a legitimate government is a good thing, if you can find one. Just ignoring it and hoping for the best isn't a great strategy either.
I did similar math with similar outcome for northern California. If the grid gets unreasonably expensive, there are alternatives. I installed a bunch of solar panels because it was cheap and easy and effective.
I wonder if this will do for nix what docker did for containers. The interesting part of the timeline is that eventually docker became less relevant, but it was still required to achieve that initial success.
Ask HN: How do you know if there's a market/need for an OSS project?
Hi HNers, I've started working on an open source Applicant tracking system and, seeing the volume of work needed, I started to have some second thoughts if there's actually a need for something like this.

Right now there's just one open source ATS that got a bit of negative feedback because it's licensing and security issues.

So, my question is: How do you know if there's a need for a OSS project? Do you treat it just like a commercial project and do the market research before actually starting to work on it?

Sadly, I don't have any connections on the industry which makes things a lot harder.
If you're 23, you probably have 47-67 years left.

Don't sweat anything that might have been done differently in the prior 23. Go make the best of the 47 to come, with the extra advantage of the lessons you've already learned.

Your best years are ahead of you. Go get 'em!
What chat software do you use? I find Discord to be among the best when it comes to UX. Not perfect (and it is still an Electron app) but when you have atrocities like MS Teams, it passes off as good.

In case you are wondering, I don't consider the UX for IRC "good" (in a forum with "hacker" in its name, of course IRC will come up). It is good because it is open, simple and lightweight, but when you want a history and image/file transfer, and most people do, it breaks down and you need ad-hoc solutions.
At 23 you could be about to enter the best and most productive point of your life, or perhaps you'll find your pace at 33, or maybe 43 or 53. point is, you have a while yet.

Most people rue time wasted on 'frivolous' or 'pointless' activities, but I'd argue that Carmack, much as I respect him, wasted most of the only chance he'll ever have at childhood. Being a kid is about playing, and it sounds like you did a lot of that, at least.

You've got to remember that the vast majority of people aren't actually special, yet we all get to read about the literal ones in millions who are, and so compare ourselves to them.
Nationalizing social media is a solution... It would never happen even though many problems with the current system would be solved. Freedom of Speech, 4th amendment rights, and it wouldnt necessarily have to be profitable so it defeats the current ad driven hate machine.
Third party doctrine would no longer apply and so on.

There is a precedent for it with USPS. When a national postal service was created it was done with the realization of the ability for corruption if a service like that was in private hands. Benjamin Franklin knew this because he often read mail being passed around for intelligence, etc.

Benjamin Franklin was like an honest Mark Zuckerberg in that respect.
It doesn't.

This shouldn't block adoption, since a dual stack would still be able to access v4, and even a v6-only stack would be able to access v4 via NAT64.

Small/medium sites don't need to be bullied into adoption just yet.
While I agree that "high quality art" or "art made from expensive materials" may, for much of human history, have been available only to the rich, I would argue that such art is a minuscule percentage of all the art produced down the ages. Take jewellery, for instance: while the rulers and nobles may have owned brooches and necklaces made from gold or carved from jade, everybody needed to pin their clothes together, or felt safer when they hung a ward/fetish/amulet around their necks to help them get through the day. Such things can be made from the commonest materials (clay, bones, wood, etc) but that doesn't stop the people who made such things putting some effort into making them attractive, beautiful even - in other words, art.
The best were when there was one almost game and 999 tech demos that weren’t even a game.

Now those 1000 game cartridges are all just MAME rips of commercial games.
Yes, Open Source is killing the software market --- everything is moving to become a subscription/service.

What this means for users --- you'll pay over and over again for what used to be available for a one time fee.

What this means for developers --- less opportunity to earn a living doing what you love. How do you make money developing Open Source? Short answer --- you don't.

This is all a good thing, right? Right?
i like the idea of single php file, no database and no dependencies. yet if u r looking another simple blogging system, pls check

https://github.com/casualwriter/casual-markdown-blog

in same design idea: single html + markdown. no db, no dependence.
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while BP has biggest profit in 14 years: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62382624

fake austerity brought about by the top 1% taking everything for themselves. same old bs.
Which reddit? There’s not one that’s an exact match
That interview has a line where John says you can sleep 8 hours a day and work 100 hours a week if you 'prioritise correctly'. 40ish minutes in.

He also made the point that keeping working past diminishing returns of effectiveness gets more done than stopping at that point.

Making peace with past waste will only make it easier to waste the future. None of that. Focus on getting more done today.
What’s the problem with it? Seems like a nice gesture. Land acknowledgments are quite common these days.
Not just 8chan, but rumble, 4chan, substack, etc- anything counter to the accepted covid narratives, which changed several times, you pretty much had to go to alternative sites to even discuss such topics.

And now the truth is finally being accepted, that the covid vaccines are potentially harmful for young people, or that covid doesn't actually cause myocarditis or a myriad of other vaccine side effects.
>Here’s what companies don’t understand: if you promote your product through a loss leader — which is arguably how Slack became popular in the first place — changing your pricing at a later date will piss people off.

I'd argue that most companies understand that perfectly well. They have a generous free tier to drive growth. Once that growth is attained and demand starts to level off, it's time to trim the resources devoted to free and force users (to greater or lesser degrees) to either start paying or go use someone else. There's great wailing and gnashing of teeth for some period of time on HN, Twitter, etc. but life moves on.

It's a pretty predictable playbook. See also Heroku of late. It should probably also come as no surprise we're seeing a number of examples of this going on at the moment.
Matrix too slow, missed important messages. Never again.
I would argue this is making very economically efficient use of spare microwave capacity. So many microwaves these days are languishing, depreciating, with so little to do.
Tax cuts are needed - not least because the taxation burden is the heaviest it’s been in decades. But low taxes won’t solve the energy crisis we have right now - she’s going with the right solution to the wrong problem.

How do I know this? Well the majority of the population pay less than £7k in taxes per annum. And that’s where energy is expected to be within a year. So even if all those people were paying no tax at all (and this is an extreme and unrealistic scenario that’s not viable), it wouldn’t offset the cost of household bills.

Not to mention that businesses aren’t protected by the caps so the cost of everything else will go up
The end of Moore's Law forced YouTube to make its own video chip
While it is a worthy goal to achieve mastery of such techniques I do not believe they would inherently make you happier or better. Years will pass and soon enough you will come to regret the care-free life of a teenager. Take it easy mate.
Around here pizza and sandwiches (??) have their own branded delivery.

It also amuses me that if I order for pickup they assume I’m door dash when I arrive.
Motion to have the parent comment stricken from the record.
A different format for writing ip addresses
> It’s definitely unsavory, but absolutely nothing compared to the conflicts of interest under Trump, ironically even in Ukraine. Remember the withheld US money used to blackmail for political dirt?

Trump was asking the Ukrainian President to investigate whether Joe Biden pressured Ukraine to fire their top prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, because he was actively investigating Hunter Biden's involvement in Burisma. Here's Joe Biden bragging about getting the prosecutor fired. Ironically in this video Biden openly admits to threatening to withhold aid if the prosecutor isn't fired. [0]

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXA--dj2-CY
I saw the headline and hoped it was a multi type clipboard history app for Windows. Sadly nope.
Searching in yelp or Google first and then looking in Uber/DoorDash can be a way to go. “Fake” restaurants are unlikely to appear in the first two.
That's exactly how I ended up having a paid slack subscription. It looks like discord is going to take over several companies exactly for this reason.
Weird, I wouldn't have recognised these a week ago, but I bought some bagels recently that had it. In the UK far more common is a tape seal that's not very effectively reusable - the bag's bunched up and pushed through a slot which wraps the tape around, taping it to itself in a tag end, and cuts it off at a short length. Typically then (IME anyway) resealed with something reusable as you describe. Or to be honest you can just twist/fold the bag over? That's all I do with the bread I bake.

With these things, excessive plastic aside, nothing tells you it hasn't already been opened in the shop which is a bit weird. People have probably touched your fruit and vegetables, but they're going to be washed at least, and not being bagged there's no expectation that they haven't been. Just seemed a bit odd because it's unusual to me I suppose.
If people have small communities on slack they can use Niche Community https://niche.community
tail -f clipboard
They're definitely not anywhere near McDonald's fries, but if you throw Rally's/Checkers branded frozen fries in an air fryer, the result is pretty good. Perhaps better depending on your taste.
And that's the trillion dollar line. The reason for its justification is because as an owner of a digital platform, you can't get sued by Joe for defamation because somebody said something defaming about him on your platform.

Publishers can, and do, get sued for defamation because they're responsible for what they publish. Now let's imagine a hypothetical extreme where OnlineSite ends up censoring any posts related to Joe, except those that defame him. It's quite clear that the site themselves are now actively defaming Joe, but they can use 230 to hide behind that line making them legally immune.

In short, the more censorship a site engages in, the more they are effectively publishing their own views and those they defacto endorse.
I’m thinking that turning off my smart meter and manually supplying meter readings is a good plan. In the month(s) before the prices are due to increase, give a higher reading so those units are charged at the lower price.

It won’t help with the standing charge though, which for me is typically the majority of the bill.
"Comparison is the thief of joy." - Theodore Roosevelt

You're very lucky that at the tender age of 23 you know what it is you want to do! At 23 you learn much faster and have much more stamina than a child. You can achieve a lot in this world if you decide to.
My goodness people need to rein in their sense of entitlement. It is a free tier.

Buy the product.
> FBI jumps in to say “it’s Russian disinformation”

This did not happen. As the article details, before the election the FBI gave a general warning and Facebook came to their own conclusion that the laptop looked like Russian disinformation.
True. Currently I'm in the stage of writing my thesis. Grammar is hard. I know and learnt about the vs a vs no particle but I'm still struggling when to use any of them.

(And then there's US Eng vs UK Eng...)
The name probably comes from Twitch culture, the idea of a “clipchamp” being someone who cut a clip of a stream in just the right way (often intentionally cutting out context to make a moment more funny). The opposite is a “clipchimp”, when a clip is cut poorly.
Have any idea what the original intention behind this pricing system was ? There must have been a reason for it…
When we were kids we collected fruit stickers, mostly banana and orange
I'm not sure how the Austrian system works or what homes are like there or in the Netherlands, but a lot of older homes in the UK can apparently only reach a D even after all the standard insulation retrofits are done. This is especially a problem in areas of the UK that are poorer already.
> EU CO2 emission trading system

Its there to make emissions expensive and reduce companies consumption. Its a very good system that looks like its working as intended.
Spending time on video games and social media can be a coping mechanism for financial hardships. They are both relatively low cost ways to socialize, world of Warcraft let’s you go to events for around 10 dollars a month.

If you finish your comp sci program you are unlikely to experience financial hardship regardless of your dedication to the field. What you do with the financial freedom is up to you!
You're not a customer, you don't pay for the product. If you want to be treated like a customer, then pay for the product. This entitlement mindset is extraordinary. Slack was literally paying for you to use their product. Regardless, it sounds like you're happy with your move.
Putin: from Nero to Zero
IMO Slack threads are quite good.

I'm sure it depends on your use case etc., but in my work context I find they function really well.

I did try test some concepts around Slack/Discord threads serving as entire "discussions" for a literary community (so you e.g. post a topic and discuss it in the thread under the topic), and in the end there were a bunch of small pain points that all added up and made it unfeasible.

At work though I find Slack threads to be a good middle ground for having discussions in a medium-large channel with interested parties - everyone can see the main channel message, and those who choose to engage further can post in the thread or opt to receive thread updates if they just want to "listen in"... then if some important conclusion is reached you can opt to send that thread message out to the main channel as well to catch other people up on what was discussed.
Art has existed long before the rich became wealthy. The most ancient of cave-people collected shiny stones, painted walls, sang and danced, and crafted non-tool items like idols.

> the reproducibility of art in a capitalist industry brought art to the 'people'.

The Japanese were woodblock printing art for the masses since the 17th century. Woodblock printing itself is much older.
> the US intelligence community executed a regime change operation against us all by knowingly spreading misinformation

This is how trump got elected in the first place, if not for Comey putting his finger on the scale HRC wins easily.

In this case the story about Hunter's laptop was complete bullshit, and it's good it didn't have a chance to affect the election the way the bullshit about HRC's emails did.
> All countries in Europe are experiencing the same thing.

That's not quite true. Only a few countries are facing a 100% (or 'more') wipe-out of disposable income for the majority of the population.

The UK is only really affected by Russian gas in it's impact on the global market. We can do fine without. Yet we are among the worst affected in terms of billing consumers.

Other governments are doing more in terms of alleviating household spending, policy change and enforcing windfall taxes.
Sustained. Motion to have "date" amended to "formal meeting" denied.
censor

"to suppress or delete as objectionable" [1]

You can't just make up definitions of words. Suppression is censorship.

[1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/censor
You give in to a bully once you're done for. They'll just keep wanting more.
My therapist says it's important to accept my personal story of how I came to be here. Sometimes that means grieving all the missed opportunities from the past. It's important to integrate the past into the present so you can confidently move into the future. Just make sure that you are a friend to yourself as you take stock of your past. YMMV.

Assuming you successfully did the hard work above, or have opted to skip it... Let's think about the future. Try to imagine where you want to be in 5 or 10 years. What does that look like? Is it an accomplishment? A style of living? A feeling? Freedom? Think however makes sense to you as we all have different sense of what we want. That's your end point that you'll try to target. Try to think of what would have to happen each year, each month, each week to get there. How can you do that sustainably? This is a type of thinking that may be helpful to you.

In my opinion it's good that you're auditing yourself like this. Maybe you don't really want to be doomscrolling your life away. But the hard question to answer is where do you want to turn your attention? What is important to you?

Hope some of this helps.
ActiveX was one of the greatest stains on the Web to ever exist.
It's an IPv4 address expressed as a 4-byte integer instead of four separate decimal octets. 172.217.23.110 is an IP belonging to Google.

172<<24 + 217<<16 + 23<<8 + 110 = 2899908462
>the name and logo of the ultimate parent owner of the company selling the product should be prominently featured alongside whatever the regular brand is.

How do you define "ultimate parent owner of the company"? In the case of Unilever, they own the brands directly, so it's straightforward to determine the "ultimate parent owner". But it's not hard to register a separate LLC for each brand, which makes the "ultimate parent owner" much murkier, especially if the LLC has weird ownership structures.
Wasted time? Try feeling like your prime years were wasted on repeat trips to Afghanistan and Iraq. Maybe I helped at least one person. Maybe they’re long dead. At least I got to come back.

However, now I have a wife and kids who adore me. I get things done that other people find useful. I’m active and close with extended family. Things are pretty good, no regrets. Thinking about it, I’d do it all again.

Point is, worrying about what you could have done is wasted energy. Accept where you are and make a plan for where you want to be. Realize that after you’re gone, the likelihood of people remembering you outside of those you touched is small.
I have often found it puzzling how the US taxes citizens working in other countries for non-US companies.
The answer is simpler, ads are the support model for free services. If you want adfree, you need to pay for it. The demand curve for adfree however seems to be almost flat. This means spammers can survive on incredibly thin margins. Spammer unit economics don't make sense for message costs greater than 0, even very tiny costs. Until people are willing to pay more than $0 for email, they'll always have spam.
For everyone imagining an industrial revolution 700 light years away - unfortunately WASP-39b isn't well suited:

"WASP-39 b is a hot, puffy gas-giant planet with a mass 0.28 times Jupiter (0.94 times Saturn) and a diameter 1.3 times greater than Jupiter, orbiting just 0.0486 astronomical units (4,500,000 miles) from its star"
Germany will burn resources from other human rights respecting regimes like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Iran etc. Or domestic coal.

So the carbon dioxide doubles.
Loot NFT, one year later
Curious that Icelandic should be category 4--I don't know it all, but what I have seen of it looks to me a good deal like Old English or Anglo-Saxon, call it what you will.
That Mark apparently thinks it's his prerogative to control media narratives until he comes to his own conclusion on what the "truth" is
Ah okay, I got it: it's the decimal representation of the IP address.

https://www.lookip.net/ip/172.217.23.110

Funny I wasn't aware of this despite 25 years of being an Internet user
I have something of a counterpoint. I've been coding since I was 5 and I look back and wish I had spent time playing more games; I didn't and I missed out on some defining years which you probably had, and are probably taking for granted.

I don't regret that however, instead it's something to learn from, and I now attempt to find a balance between all of them.

Don't compare yourself to others, only that if you realize something that you could be doing better, then resolve to do that from now on. You always have time.
There's no reason to prosecute her, though. She complied with all relevant requests and was following the steps of Colin Powell, her predecessor, with respect to how she set her email server up. The main difference between her and Powell is she attempted to preserve relevant emails for the government, while Powell recommended deleting them all.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/sep/08/colin-powell...
Speaking Fiction to Power
IMO, American society would benefit from teaching Roberts Rules in high school. Understanding how to have groups come to decisions without forcing consensus a crucial underpinning of society. Side benefit is understanding that when you attack these things, order breaks down.

On a small scale, I’ve found using some of these techniques effective for getting engineering groups to consensus and getting parties who disagree with the decision to have felt heard and ok with the direction agreed upon.
If I took your logic and extended it, that means you'd would be against the gigantic bison herds that existed in early American history (50-100M animals), which are within the size ranges of the complete American cattle herds.

Given other large sources of animal protein, you'd likely be against vibrant fish, & oceanic mammal populations toon.

You're against animal husbandry and animal protein sources because they produce methane.

Whether or not it is tied to fossil fuel usage and pollution.

> while grass fed cows

wrong. The industry raises steers. Neutered male cattle.

> Further - “The required 30% increase in the overall cattle population must be accompanied by large increases in the productivity of existing pastures, on the order of 40%–370%, to avoid clearing additional native vegetation or competition with the human food supply.

That is utter idiocy. The question is always which thing a farmer is going to raise. Given that the US has supported wild animal populations of equivalent large cattle, which thing to grow is always a question. However, it was done previously without farming.

> Given that 96%[5] of beef sold in the US is grain fed, it seems as if it would make sense to base the data on that.

No. That is highly regionalized. You have to ask instead what is consumed, and exported. Do you know how much of that is destined for other markets? Many markets are selling >50% grass fed now, and the grass-fed farms have incredible demand with backlogs on animals now.