skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem with this take is that it deals with imaginary situation of someone being banned from Minecraft for life due to saying "smelly poo poo". Which is not what is going on at all.

I mean, people in this situation are overly trustworthy toward what is said bae.st by that commenter. Two screenshots somehow prove he was banned for using profanity. But I complain to you specifically, because you kind of took it on the next level.

> And further I'd argue that guys actually bond in part by playfighting and teasing each other.

Some do. And plenty of guys are verbally bullied by guys and they are not ok with it at all. Quite a lot, it is not bonding, it is just hostility and bullying.
It's a strange branding, since their "tomato ketchup" product also contains no artificial sweeteners. As far as I see, none of their ketchups do.
Apple however can't differentiate between someone wishing to track their dog and someone wishing to track their spouse - at that point basic ethics come to play. It's bad enough that AirTags even exist, the absurd amount of stalking cases proves it, but now Apple is all but forced to rein the bullshit in.
Very unexpected that this comes from Coinbase.

But kudos where kudos are due! I hope this goes the way
How mature is plotnine? I always had the impression it was more of an experiment on how things could be done than an actual alternative?

I too prefer the code examples I’ve seen of theirs to any other Python framework
Are you from the US or another country? Heinz uses different ketchup recipes in different countries and I personally think there is a huge difference. In the US, it is by far the best ketchup, but I hate the heinz in Canada.

https://www.livingabroadincanada.com/2009/05/13/why-does-ket...
If you can turn whitepaper diagrams and throughput claims into accurate performance estimates in your head, I suggest you embark on a lucrative career path as a world-leading computer architect immediately if you haven't already done so
Of all the bad things that happened with minecraft, chat moderation seems pretty far down the list. The endless complications with licenses, authentication systems etc were a massive frustration. To this day I still don't know whether to use a nintendo account, a microsoft account or a mojang account when signing into the game on Switch.

Who moderates the chat seems like a pretty minor issue in comparison. I think people (As in, majority minecraft players) care about decentralized game hosting and chat moderation to about the same extent that they care about email hosting: they don't.
In Magic the Gathering: Arena, player chat messages are limited to 5 predefined words. Of those five words, the only one that isn't considered toxic is "Hello". It turns out that banning words doesn't stop people being awful.
Already gone: There is a limit of 1000 euros for cash payment. Even an iPhone is out of the range now!

https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F10999#...).

(French government source)
This is fantastic! I hope they also decriminalize Salvia (if it's scheduled there) it's a (plant that has a number of) very very good molecule in my experience (which was way back around the millennium before it was scheduled)
You understand that’s an insult right? :P
I don’t really see this as all that controversial.
If those numbers are correct, the Minecraft world still has ~1000 times the volume.
> reigned as the crown of an extraordinarily cruel empire

No she didn't, the empire was effectively over by the time she became queen.
I suspect that's exactly what most of those "quizzes" actually are.
Hang on. This sounds like something I'd like to read. Is this a Douglas Adams bio or a Neil Gaiman one?
Not that it matters to customers because that is not how they see it but 2 day delivery never meant 2 days from time of placing the order. It meant 2 days from the time item is shipped.

This used to cause frustration and confusion even among Amazon employees so I can only imagine what it would be like for regular customers.
I prefer open-source Veloren instead since it's built in Rust, has far better performance and functionality, and has a more RPG-like focus similar to Cube World.

https://veloren.net/
It sounds to me like a variant on the idea of a "meme" (in its original sense): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meme

Consider that ideas (even facts!) might be like mind-viruses: you could imagine they propagate themselves in human minds, but are not actually produced by those minds. What if human minds are just the substrate?
England colonized us and left the place in a mess - not hatred but ambivalent compared to my wife who prattled to the kids about it (I wanted to sleep).

She did her best in a system that does it best to rob you of being an individual - her behind the scenes limited intervention to get the Commonwealth and misguided scumbag Thatcher to at least condemn the Apartheid regime.

I hope Charles does some of his more zany things like climate change and sustainability.
My point is that it's pointless to be idealistic about how things should be, what matter is how they are. Why would a government which seeks to track its citizens every move keep cash around, when digital money suits their purposes better, and the vast majority of people pay using their phone or card anyway? When that happens, you have 0 way of transacting with anyone without the government watching over your shoulder.
A Practical Zeer Pot (Non-Electrical Refrigerator)
Aha, so you get a significantly worse experience if you're not 100% in the Apple ecosystem, and you can't sign in at all if you don't have your Apple device on you.

I'll keep using passwords, thanks.
> Crypto and digital assets should be free from regulation, even if it brings side effects (e.g. laundering).

It's far from clear to me why on earth crypto should be free from regulation at all.
My filterable gallery of split keyboards is here, should anyone want a quick overview of the range of keyboards that are available.

https://aposymbiont.github.io/split-keyboards/
It happens automatically.

> passing a bill or something

this would be absurd, because all the bills are passed in the monarch's name.
In my opinion it is harder to get stuff like alignment right. The various utility classes in Bootstrap (and other framework) are a blessing because you can have things like "give me two times the usual margin to the right" without having to hardcode the margin value.

Using any specific CSS - scoped or unscoped - for a particular component is not a good sign. This might not always be avoidable.

Vue has a mechanism for that, but you can't really exchange it for something that fits your needs. It's going to be there, trying to please you with all the features the upstream developers thought you'd need and you have to program around those feature.
Why don't you build a HN-GPT3 site? Perhaps you can also summarize comments. Might be interesting.
Those of us who suffered under the White Australia (White Stolen Generation) fiasco are also glad to see this heinous war criminal perish. She was a significant component in Western imperialist desire and should have been prosecuted for crimes against humanity multiple times over.
>Didn't they also make a whole town on France tripping without consent?

Are you sure that wasn't just ergot poisoning[0]?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergot#Effects_on_humans,_other...
Love the title. It also made me remember that my grandparents were born in the 1890s…
Well, Adams books appear that way too. The writing is very contrived and stiff (even as comedic writing) - so it's all about the jokes. They're still great jokes and funny characters, but what's left as the strongest impression is them, not the writing flow, turn of phrase, or even plot.

I mean that in the same sense a movie like Airplane! is just about stringing jokes together, and has no deeper plot or "cinematic" qualities (compared to a comedy like Shaun of the Dead or Young Frankenstein).
"My understanding is that the late 70s and early 80s in England was a hopeless place."

Yet Thatcher is basically remembered as the devil.

I can't fathom the complete cognitive dissonance of people who believe these two things at once.
I agree with a lot of that! But you guys need to take into account the externalities of such comments.

The expected value of a post includes the subthreads that it generates: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor.... You can't just evaluate each comment atomically and then sum up the values of the atoms.

This is the real reason for the dynamics that you and throwawaylinux are talking about—not cultural or ideological bias by the mods. That's just the reason people tend to reach for because it's simpler and feels like it must be the reason.

We do what we can to mitigate such effects but there's only so much we can do. In the end, this is one big community system and people are responsible for the effects they have on it. That's one of the more counterintuitive and little-noticed aspects of how things work here.

Here are a couple of older comments explaining more about this, in case anyone wants more.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28932445

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19277858
Its time to deliver advanced analytics solutions and intelligent capabilities with Azure Databricks, Azure ML, & AI services in today's era.
Perhaps not a single bad trip, but a couple years of bad drug habits can lead to permanent brain damage among those who aren't careful and knowledgeable about what they ingest and the dosage. It is a factor in the homelessness crisis.
If the Queen had retired, there might have been a little opportunity for a national conversation about what comes next. As it is, it would be seen as disrespectful to question the succession. The Queen is dead; Long live the King.

As for people preferring William to his father - I think if you give an inch to the notion that the public should have some choice over their head of state then the idea of a hereditary monarchy starts to look pretty absurd.

Reminds me of when when the rules of succession where changed so that the first-born child would inherit the title (rather than the first-born son). Any attempt to reconcile the monarchy with the concept of equality seems a kinda humourous to me.
So? That's like the default mode on the internet for any criticism...
For a more mainstream yet unapologetically artistic intro to Bukowski, check out “Factotum” starring Matt Dillon. It’s not perfect and still rather polished, but the tone and darkness and context of his life and writings basically both being the dregs of humanity, well, that’s art being able to share it like he did. Definitely not my taste - give me surrealist James Tate any day…

Also, handy tip for those who want to write: get a 3x5” or smaller spiral notebook and a pen with a clip that can fit in the spiral. Put it in your pocket and take it everywhere. See something funny or unique standing in line? Scribble it down.

Eventually you’ll get better and better at picking your words on the spot, of translating from your head to the page and then to a reader. It’s harmless practice and sometimes you can surprise yourself. Writers write.

Then people accuse us of being lazy because when we’re working the hardest the most anybody sees is somebody glaring at a screen or piece of paper in a typewriter.
I couldn't even complete the Microsoft account migration without encountering a data-mining attempt (they wanted my personal phone #). [1]

I can no longer justify this kind of privacy invading anti-user behaviour for a silly block game, so I've chosen to just quit Minecraft after ~12 years of playing.
At Assembly, I discovered that Minetest (with the mineclone 2 gamemode) is a very passable clone of Minecraft, with an open protocol and game source code.
If I want to play a game like that again, I'll just go for Minetest.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32142847
(2020) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22244750
Privacy in crypto -> fewer taxes being paid -> less money to develop an anti-meteor shield -> large meteorite destroys civilization.
I thought I heard that line of thinking from somewhere.

> "No. Try not. Do. Or do not. There is no try"

Master Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back.
When you say "might" - you're aware Tornado was actually used for these things to the tune of at least half a billion dollars?

Basically, the case you're making is: they might have actively aided and abetted nuclear proliferation - but they're technologists, so their actions are sacrosanct and cannot be subject to the usual penalities because we've been ultra smart and managed to create an industry where free speech and money laundering can be switched out at will like in a shell game.
NY mask policy has experts facepalming
>the fact bukowski thinks that's antithesis to art shows in his sloppy and unconsidered writing.

Sloppy and unconsidered is the whole point. The same way a punk song (1977-era not Green Day era) is not meant to sound like a classical concerto.
You've learned something from fictional propaganda. Are you now prepared to face the truth of her reign and the immense suffering it caused for millions of people?
It does make more sense in context. Crowley isn't a stereotypical evil demon and could reasonably be considered a failure as a demon.

I think the horror comes from the thought that a being whose entire job is to come up with new and clever ways to bring about human misery and suffering is so thoroughly out-classed. The idea that humanity doesn't need an outside influence to inflict such evil is horrific. The joke is just there as window dressing to contrast the real horrors of our collective history.
Wow dude, you said a swear word in public...

Better call the police and have you locked up for the rest of your life for that.

Unless you pay your government a little $30 more, pretty please? ; )
Thanks for the suggestions, glad you like it.

The theme settings (font size/width/line height) apply to the current view. So you can setup the style separately for each of the 3 views: story pages + index pages (list or table view).

I'll add all this info to the help section shortly.

Will also add tooltips to the sliders (with current value) in the next update + a reset button :)
> if we could get this for every state and county legislature

Not an official source but someone took the pain of creating a GitHub repo of Indian constitution with amendments as commits[1]. Here's one commit[2] for example that's about modifying some affirmative action details.

[1] https://github.com/prince-mishra/the-constitution-of-india/c...

[2] https://github.com/prince-mishra/the-constitution-of-india/c...
Funny how every some years a young developer comes and does the same again and again. It's always fun to watch. It's even better that HN hasn't changed in all this time. I don't even ever go to HN, I just read it on my RSS feed.
One that sends me a mail when it’s the birthday/anniversary of someone I care about. Helped me to keep many friendships alive over the years.

Probably the only digital thing besides my self-hosted mail account that survived the last 20 years unchanged.
ERP industry is so hard(painful) that I wouldnt want to work in it unless they paid top of the top

Good luck competing in that industry

> basic installation of SAP has 20,000 database tables, 3,000 of which are configuration tables. In those tables, there are ~8,000 configuration decisions you need before even getting started.

Gotta be fun :)
> that people adopt what they believe to be the general trend, is what's truly frightening

We've known that for forever though. Advertising exploits that fact to great effect. A lot of people either go with the crowd or have viable alternatives crowded/drowned out by what's popular for being popular. It makes media consolidation a huge concern. It's also why the entertainment industry is so desperate to fight piracy. It's less about the sales figures than it is about the power to act as a gatekeeper that shapes our culture and dictates how/when we get access to it.
AFAIK Token binding was designed to solve this problem, but was removed from Google Chrome for being too complicated for the benefits it brought.

Not sure if there is anything else in the works.
"...the interior of a zeer pot can chill down to around 40˚F.

Think of it as an open-cycle refrigerator."

Now I want to build and test one!
> I understand why it’s hard to convince the rabid nginx greybeards that it isn’t “the shit” anymore.

I'm not sure about that. Nginx still feels like one of the more popular options and is generally a good fit for many of the problems that it tries to solve, at least in the deployments that I've seen it used in (reverse proxy, serving static assets, connected to PHP-FPM sometimes).

It also is the de factor Kubernetes ingress controller and other options like Traefik still haven't quite taken off in that space, at least to that degree. For example, the K3s distro has Traefik as the default ingress, but it's not quite as well documented (e.g. setting up your own custom wildcard SSL certificate).

Then again, much of the same criticism was geared towards Apache back in the day (with some of which I agree) and Nginx also has certain kinks to it: https://blog.kronis.dev/everything%20is%20broken/nginx-confi...

Cannot really comment on the paid version, though. I can understand why it would be a thing, but it's also a bit concerning, as it usually is with open core and similar products.
I am an atheist and as a french who lived in the Paris surroundings for years I got some tears when I saw Notre-Dame de Paris burning. I guess it is more nostalgia and the loss of what feels like a constant in our life. The more they stay the harder it is to see them go.

Having said that while I am not the kind to wish for heads to roll I think it is a good time to realise you might not wish to allow someone else take her place and be an expensive parasite now =)
Coinbase respects KYC/AML regulations, which prevent deleting accounts.

They have to do that and it is a good thing, like standing up against overreaching regulations in this case.

If it would not be "crypto", HN would stand unanimously with the privacy fight. Banning open source software which has legitimate use cases, such as anonimizing donations to Ukraine in fear of retaliations, paying for abortion in States in the US where it is legally restricted, etc. is a no brainer to me as it sets a grave precedent.
LOL. Is that why you have president dynasties? Clintons, Bushes, Kennedys?
Literally every large site on the web has some users hating on every minority (by belief, race, region, political view,….).
I practice tai chi and I'm not elderly (though not exactly young either :-) ) tai chi is actually very hard to do well because it requires a lot of flexibility, I mean a lot).
I was under the impression that it was LC3plus, not LC3, that was encumbered. The LC3 codec appears to be part of the open Bluetooth specification, and its role in replacing the former "free to implement" SBC appears to suggest this.

Supposedly, I have read somewhere that LC3 uses some similar methods to Opus, and bears some form of technical resemblance (and hence inherits the benefits of) Opus.

I have heard of someone I know using Opus directly to do some form of proprietary wireless low latency audio transmission, so it might actually be feasible, though it was noted that Opus decoding consumed a lot of microcontroller resources, which may be the real driver behind developing a "low complexity" codec.
Norway has only had two female PMs:

Gro Harlem Brundtland (labour), three governments between 1981 and 1996.

Erna Solberg (conservatives), 2013-2021.
I believe that's what Cambridge Analytica did.
Carlsen vs. Niemann 0-1 Affair. Some accused Niemann has cheated
Longest running opera in the world. Everything carefully scripted and in a way to appeal to the masses. See how her demise played out as a drama to get the population engaged.
It might be a good way to inform people about things they should know (worker rights, important financial decisions) without having them sit and read 10 pages about it. You could instead release the information in bite-sized chunks as a feed they can subscribe to.

For example, I wouldn't want to read a lot of the content I write, so I considered releasing the tl;dr as feed.
Or work with them.
The most plausible scenario is that they are. It is not like it would be difficult or required special knowledge to open minecraft and play with the chat on. 10 years old are fully capable of playing without chat with one friends group and with chat an hour later.
Microsoft's service is the account system that they also forced everyone to sign up for. They took a popular product that didn't need them and inserted themselves in-between the game and the players so they could collect the players money, take their data, and control their behavior.
PimEyes-CEO Giorgi Gobronidze gave his first in-depth interview
quote: "I work 17 hours per day, so it’s not always very comfortable to be the centre of attention like this. I don’t know what I could have done in the past twelve years of my academic career in order to attract that much of attention."
Be happy that it didn't call the police. Wait. This feature will be implemented in the next release /s

What about racist colour names like black, white, red, yellow ? Are they ok ?
Both! It's a biography of Douglas Adams written by Neil Gaiman (pretty early on in Neils career). It's called "Don't Panic".
You know what else works? HTML <form>. And I guarantee you 100 percent the <form> is miles ahead of your React "app" in internationalization, accessibility, performance and portability.
I've always been interested in them, my brother found a load of old Masonic items in his attic and when I moved to a new town the masons held an open day and I was really impressed by the charity work and the meals/drinks sounded fun. I was about to join (or rather begin the process) when I mentioned it to my aunt who was visiting.

She went on to tell me a long story of how my grandfather had to join the masons to be allowed to play in a jazz orchestra in South Africa, where he had moved. When he tried to leave the masons years later, they made his life difficult for a period and even went so far as appealing to his manager that he was not a person of good standing, and spreading rumours.

He stood fast and nothing came of it, but the story left a bad taste - I can believe it was a one off and most lodges wouldn't act like that, but the story stopped me from proceeding.

Shame as it sounded interesting. (my other issue was that I'd have to lie to pretend I believe in a god, and I didn't really fancy lying about that as my lack of belief is fairly core to me)
I have not used the official Minecraft client since they change it over to the new one. I advice everyone to never use it. Use one of the meny alternatives that lets you easily set up different versions of the game, with mods, profiles, and easier to change RAM allocation. Never download that piece of human garbage that is version 1.19.
As someone who avoids 'prefab' products in cooking. Using a little tomato extract/paste and rounding the sauce/stew up later with some milk (for the sugars) pretty much creates the same result why people swear on ketchup.

I adapted this from Italian Cousine. A traditional bolognese works like that too.
Indeed, isn't this basically standard for people on their deathbed? Morphine for the "pain" but really is going to help their heart and organs stop.
One guy spared 1s by writing l10ns instead of localizations.

Thousands of people wasting minutes trying to find out what that is.