skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, in the good ol' times I would have used a nifty little DOS program called Venus, that would simply copy the "whole disk" (a lot like dd but with a semi-graphical interface).

Of course the "real thing" was the Deluxe Option Board (some details about it and a bunch of the common copying utilities of the time here):

http://retro.icequake.net/dob/
> Why do these companies feel like they want to be tech companies.

In the case of The Verge, I feel like they've been talking about themselves this way since they launched. It's definitely a part of their DNA.
Alternatives are growing: Odysee, Rumble, Peertube..
We also did reasonably well with lead, sulphur dioxide, ddt, and probably a couple more chemicals, but your point still stands.
But that's built by the OS developers. I already trusted them. Now I need to trust Riot and EA and Blizzard and EAC to not fuck up basics of kernel module security.
What?! No, we're absolutely not running with these wild predictions and I've got no idea what's making you think we are. If we were taking those predictions seriously then far more drastic action would be underway.
Yet another expert who talks as though Russia had no say in the matter.

Russia wanted to diversify its exports so that Ukraine and Belarus wouldn't be able to shut down anything, and planned many new pipelines. At the time, Russia could export gas from those fields as long as it had the cooperation of either Belarus or Ukraine, and much of Europe needed Russian gas. After much negotiation and construction, we've arrived at a state where Russia needs the cooperation of either Belarus, Ukraine or Germany, and where Europe's need for the gas had perhaps even increased.

I would have liked it better if Russia hadn't added any third country to the Belarus/Ukraine duo and Europe would not depend on that gas, but was that really achievable? Russia had a big budget and a clear goal, I find it difficult to believe that Russia would achieve nothing.
What's that fraud? To me all it does is let me send a FB messenger to someone on my block who's selling some used gadget, and I walk over there and buy it. How does fraud or phone numbers even enter into it?
I don't know about California, but on the nation level, nobody is doing very well: https://climateactiontracker.org/
"Darling, please call 911!"

"Wait, I just found a tutorial! I just need to skip the Intro! And the personal story behind this tutorial! And todays message from their sponsor!"
YouTube being the primary streaming service I consume, I have been more than happy to pay for ad free YouTube Premium.
It is expensive but even then Youtube has been profitable for many years now. It represents 10% of Google revenue. 5-10 ads is a cash grab imho.
Ah damn, I just commented about planet money. Seriously, it was totally perspective changing. Anyone who even has a modicum of interest in econ/business, especially as it pertains to the topic here, should listen to the t shirt saga. It's excellent storytelling even for those who aren't economics nerds. Still have my squirrel t-shirt I bought to this day :)

https://apps.npr.org/tshirt/#/title
Governance
Huh? Who thinks of youtube in an emergency? How about 911?
My feelings are this: People get sucked within communities to that they are blindsided by their own benevolence facading their actual outside projection.

You get rejected, you think life is over and come across those who preach the same way, "the problem is them, not you". You start to breathe in the poison and the next thing is that you on the same path of their toxic fumes.

Media has altered the act of sex from being a special act of intercourse between two consensual parties, normally to conceive a child and turned it in to on-demand gratification. All so they get your $5 and you can get your short dopamine hit; a drug. Artists do the same with cartoon imaginary. The difference is one is pseudo-real (real humans) and the other based on imagination.

Before the recent recognition of modern gender normalities, women were the first class to be objectified as to preform acts to man; which are not just limited to just porn. Ancient Greek used women in the same way "to obtain strength before the fight". Men used women to cook, clean the house. "House wives" and the male view has been wrong ever since. The view is changing but it is still very heavy lingering.

I conclude that as we all now live in a society where we all fear each other. Pornography is evil and blatant, artists can draw vile imaginary. Pornographers create trafficking which then exploited to suck money out of yourself. Lets not forget the other side of the coin, the dark side where kids, babies are abducted and forced.

We don't really express emotions anymore. That in part turns the whole nature of something special in to an toxic stew. The internet can act as a giant soap box; great but this then allows those with toxicity to linger and enlist those. And thas we are back to the beginning of the cycle.

Lack of education, mass produced pornography, mass produced self-exposure, the objective of that porn is okay. All contribute to why we are living in such a negative distressful unexciting dystopian world.

Where you now have separation of "normies" and "internet folk" and where the internet folk are angry because "normies" get all the "action".

I just dunno anymore, just prints the internet as a failure in my eyes. It can, has done great things but whats plaguing its next generation is porn.
I also have adguard DNS.
Piped is a lightweight web frontend for YouTube: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/wiki/Instances
I already pay with my data. Why would I also pay them money?
Fun fact: Early on into Vanguard, Valorant's Anticheat, some system monitoring software would not run at all - even with Valorant not running, because cheaters used a vulnerable kernel module included with that software to get their code into kernel mode.
Really? What content do you/family like to watch if I may ask?
You state that you would be working free for a year? I would think a decent chunk of equity with some percentage payout+vest at first funding round is appropriate especially if you are a co-founder. You gotta eat, right?

What type of tech/MVP is it? You don't have to be specific but if its a SaaS and CRUD type of app you could work on MVP on nights+weekends. I wouldn't spend time architecting much (e.g. planning for scale, hosting, CDN, etc.) until there are paying customers, keep it as simple as possible to start and be small-a agile in the sense that you can pivot quickly.
I expect they profit just fine off of the data they gather alone
Those videos are typically not monetized, the poster is just being sensationalist.
Yeah of course I'm excluding the satellite cities, they weren't planned and this is a thread about the planned city. Brazil has a wealth inequality problem, designing a city well was never going to solve that.

It's not a perfect city, but it's way better than the vast majority of north American cities, which isn't reflected in all the negative comments here.
I see articles in german and dutch in the queue, since English TTS cannot really read other languages, do you detect the language somehow?
Do Share when you have a moment.

Others I have (personal)
- Alignment of Headers should match that of content (centre aligned headers = centre aligned content)
- Headers should be bolded or another color
- Subtotal & grand total should be bolded
- Keep same font for both headers & content
- Try to keep columns and rows equally sized and spaced
- Table heading at the top (IMO)
- Avoid using cell (0, 0) that the article talks about

All of the above IMO aids in simplifying the table and hence makes the content stick out more. But granted they are more design principles vs. UX so I too would be keen to learn more about UX guidelines to apply
interested too
I wish that next to the thumbs up button was a support icon that allowed you to fund the creator a small amount in an easy way. The platform owner would get a percentage.
If the key is only used for signing, then why an SSH key?
As a general rule the people I don't like are highly specialized computer technology professionals who have the hubris to think their level of in-field expertise carries over into issues regarding how to architect society.
MS has their guidance also not recommending password cycling: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/wp-content/uploads/...

But he mentioned servers not users. If those are Windows Servers in AD env, LAPS exists: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=468...
Zeigarnik Effect: Whyy it's hard to leave things incomplete
https://github.com/polymorphicshade/NewPipe/

newpipe+sponsorblock. you can thank me later.

on desktop, firefox+ublock origin
I've worked in multiple sectors for nearly 2 decades: government, energy, transport, retail, finance and software. So I've got a pretty good read on what is a normal level of access.

Very small companies and start ups I'd agree often don't have this kind of separation. But if they grow into one of the worlds biggest brands, I would not expect it to be run like a 50 man startup.
On some level yes. If you're day trading.

But you are actually buying a slice of a company and its future earnings. With bitcoin what are you actually buying?
>In about a year, I don't know why anyone would dare work for Google, Amazon, or any of the other legacy businesses. They're going to be swamped and struggle to stay afloat amid the biggest single act of the Innovator's Dilemma to ever happen in our history.

Well, at least your drug dealer is apparently supplying you with the good stuff. I'll bet 10k any day that the combined value of all companies purely in the generative space will not exceed the value of a single FAANG company in 5 years. Yes, including Netflix.
supposedly the entire LEGO Movie was used as a YouTube ad for its sequel...
A free alternative is Firefox Focus browser which adblocks by default. Problem is it nukes each session after you close it, so not very persistent
I guess the trick is to flip this by modeling your organization to the system design (i.e. create teams around the components of the system, not components around pre-existing teams). This is easier said than done, and as architecture changes one needs to adapt the organization structure...

it's not a complete solution, as 1/I've seen this cause games of musical chairs happen that essentially stall the work and 2/ creating silos make cross-cutting concerns fail to be addressed...
Chevy to Let Corvette Z06 Buyers Help Build Their Own Engines
Coming from personal experience, his buildings are a mixed bag. In São Paulo, the Copan building is an amazing architectural and social experiment - it has from single bedroom studios to much bigger units, in a building that was intended to bring those different social contexts together.

OTOH, other buildings are woefully impractical. Niemeyer was a brilliant sculptor, but living and working in his sculptures is frequently challenging.

Still, most of the time it's like living in a utopian science-fiction movie. And that's insanely cool by itself.
If you are running an adblocker they are almost certainly losing money on you. I also AdBlock but I don't pretend it's profitable for them.
Serious question, should I call 911 if someone is chocking and I don’t know what to do? Would the operator instruct me what to do over the phone?
Cutting food waste with dynamic supermarket pricing
I've been told on one contract that my style was off-putting and making others on the team feel like nothing was ever good enough... at the _same time_ as a team on a second, parallel contract couldn't get enough of my time and thanked me profusely for helping them out of the hole they dug and teaching them to get better.

It's all about attitude and egos. There are devs who call themselves senior who are theoretically proficient coders, but who lack the "street smarts" of how to develop a useful product, and how to architect it well.

The person with 10y+ more experience is going to run circles around them. Not because they can crank out code faster, or with fewer bugs, but simply because they can do a lot more with a lot less, and they can contextualize what they code in terms of what the business is going to need 3-6-12 months down the line.

As a junior you can either be resentful and try to compete from afar (job A), or you can realize you had access to a wealth of knowledge and experience that can give you a multi-year headstart on your peers (job B). Choose wisely.
TL;DR: Wheels contain the brakes, so they need space inside for the brakes. Just inside the wheel is part of the steering pivot mechanism. Constraints around the optimal design of these systems prevent the classic 'domed' wheel construction.
Finally, my time to jump on the bandwagon of wealth distribution
It isn't literally what happened because that would be equivalent to your groceries costing 4 times as much.
Some thoughts:

> [Graphs showing exponential population up, outputs up, resource extraction up]

Ok, great

> [Graphs showing logistic wild animal biomass, forest cover]

Ok, not good

> Whatever model we have adopted for existing on this planet, it seems to be a poor choice. It appears to be on track to fail.

WHAT? Where did this conclusion come from? There's so many hoops jumped to arrive at this conclusion that I'm astounded. How is "fail" defined by forest cover? Or number of wild animal species? As though we will blindly march towards 0 forest cover over the next N years and immediately suffocate ourselves? No, of course we are paying attention and will come up with new inventions or policies as requirements come up. We are resourceful and intelligent and we'll find ways to adapt.

On another note, curves like this in ecology almost always end up as an S-curve (see Carrying Capacity [0]). It's just a matter of finding what our capacity is and thinking about how we can gracefully decline in growth and avoid the Malthusian trap [1]). Tangentially, I guess this might eventually lead to policies like China's One Child policy [2], and interestingly that means whatever percentages of different cultures exist when our population growth slows will probably remain about the same.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrying_capacity

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malthusianism

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-child_policy
> I don't want my history tracked and suggestions personalized.

I am genuinely curious, how do you find videos worth your time without recommendations? 99.9% of what’s on YouTube I have zero interest in, the recommendation engine is how I cull the noise and actually find things to watch.
Or the random notifications I get on my phone from Amazon: "We thought you'd like a new air fryer." I bought one 6 months ago from you, I don't need a new one.

Somehow it's always about some big appliance that lasts years and I just bought. It's never about "you might be running out of toilet paper."
General purpose transformers and diffusion models are of limited practical value? Or biomimicry inspired research and design in general?
What I meant to say is that multiple models are not the only reason for something to be true but unprovable, the incompleteness theorem also holds in more general conditions.

Concerning multiple models of ZFC: I'm always confused by such statements about the foundations of set theory itself, they seem weirdly self-referential. ZFC certainly can't prove that it has multiple (or even any) models. Does such a statement need additional axioms, or is there a general theorem like "If a first order theory has any model, then it has multiple ones."?
I appreciate the point you’re making, but I think it (and the article) glides past something important. The bundle of ideas called “DEI” don’t refer to broad, time-tested principles that are inherently aligned with the mission of higher education. Instead, they refer to a prescriptive and narrow political ideology — one that is modern and largely driven by groupthink. It is very possible to be thoroughly committed to the underlying aims of DEI while critiquing its methodologies. Yet, fealty oaths like those discussed in the article arguably create a chilling environment where such intellectual exploration cannot thrive. And that DOES conflict with some very time-honored ideas about what universities are here for.
Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires
The northeast US is also dense with abandoned lines that can never be rebuilt. I assume they are not on the map because they've been built on top of or otherwise completely ripped up.
Ask HN: How do you discover music?
Spotify's discovery algorithm? Radio? Soundcloud?
There are no "not monetized" videos anymore, YouTube is now putting ads even on videos for which the uploader gets no money.
Pierre is an emasculating pejorative name in the US?
I'm usually a huge fan of engineering articles but this one isn't really accessible.
Well the fragility of low profile wheel/tire packages is true at least
>"Scale of your codebase" is a clever excuse, but it doesn't wash.

Bugs scale with the size of the codebase, for every entity on earth.
I have an inexpensive surround sound system from Sony with a soundbar on my TV. I enjoy it a lot when we're watching movies.

For everything else I use a JBL plastic covered bluetooth speaker. I used to be really into speaker quality, swallowed all the audiophile pills. Wired my first home for audio. You know what made the difference for me? Portable, water proof, long battery life, and good enough sound to play music while hanging out with my friends or cooking in the kitchen. I know I'm no longer the target audience that I was in my 20s, but comparing the small 150$ unit I have now to literally anything made 20 years ago at that range is crazy to me.
Invidious [1] running on your own - or someone else's - server, no ads. Everywhere. You can also 'subscribe' to channels without telling Alphabet about your preferences and without giving them the possibility to 'accidentally' unsubscribe you which seems to be prevalent among some channels [2]. The interface is far lighter than the Youtube uses which makes it possible to watch videos on hardware which chokes out on the rich bouquet of Javascript found in the latter.

While you're at it you may as well add Nitter [3] to make (a read-only version but who wants to write on) Twitter more palatable and, again, light enough to not choke out less endowed hardware. For Reddit there is libreddit [4], again read-only.

These three are written in newish trendy languages and as such can also be used to evaluate their pro's and con's. Invidious is written in Crystal ("compiled Ruby", sort-of), Nitter in Nim (Python-like syntax, compiles/transpiles to C/C++/Javascript), libreddit in Rust (no introduction needed...).

[1] https://github.com/iv-org/invidious

[2] Since I do not have a Youtube/Google/Alphabet account and as such never tried to subscribe to anything I can't prove the veracity of this practice but I keep on hearing people complaining about their subscriptions disappearing

[3] https://github.com/zedeus/nitter

[4] https://github.com/spikecodes/libreddit
I pay for my car. Why would I pay the supermarket for the groceries it will transport?
The ability to extend that period isn't always up to the option-granting company; while it is possible for non-qualified stock options (NSOs), incentive stock options (ISOs) must be exercised within 90 days of termination of employment, by law.
Counteracting engine braking happens already at maintaining speed. Maintaining acceleration is maintaining acceleration, with the obvious effect of moving more weight on the back wheel and shortening the bike.
And what objective metrics are you using to back up your conviction that bitcoin is worth X?

Many people have conviction in their belief in God. That doesn't make the existence of God any more sound.
I'm working on a side project that will essentially cover uptime and metrics monitoring for servers, as I find that trying to roll out prometheus monitoring across large numbers of servers across multiple organisations and setups is too much effort. I want to be able to quickly and easily add servers to a dashboard, set a number of alarms, and then not have to worry. Anything happens, an alarm trips, offline etc, and I get an email/app/slack/discord notification, etc.

I looked around but didn't really find anything that fit for me. There are a lot of complicated (albeit powerful) options, but I want simple, easy, lightweight, quick. These days I'm juggling so much, I want to be as efficient as possible with my time.

It's still early days but hoping to be able to onboard people towards the end of the year, for anyone who is interested feel free to join the waitlist: https://serverduty.co

Interestingly, I'm using ServerDuty to monitor ServerDuty as I build ServerDuty. I mean, if that isn't dogfooding, I don't know what is.
If 911 works with ambulances, yes.
(I've got a youtube account, but have all history and tracking disabled, and although youtube obviously still tracks me, I never use autoplay or any recommendations)

The same way as one did in the past: 1) search for something interesting, 2) look at the videos, 3) if you like a creator, subscribe to the RSS feed for their channel
>The mistake is thinking everybody else is in it too

Which project of similar size doesn't have bugs? You seem to imply most don't, which is empirically untrue.

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C15&q=bug...
Selecting Meaningful Metrics with Goals and Signals
Could you expand on this? I thought the GE/Honeywell merger was blocked by the EU.
Study finds daily multivitamin improves thinking, fights dementia
The multivitamin debate continues!
Thank you for the vote of confidence, I will start with book right away. Regarding some of the vocabulary, I did read on reddit that some words are either out of usage or just plain inappropriate for daily usage. I will keep it in mind.

Immersion seems much more involved. I will plan for this. Thank you for your insight.
YouTube Premium is easily the best subscription I pay for every month.

Use a VPN, set it to Argentinia, go to youtube.com/premium, sign up with your regular credit card and use without a VPN as usual from now on while paying 2 USD / month.
I just checked in incognito and didn't get ads on the top result of 'how to prevent choking'.
Pounds That Kill: The External Costs of Vehicle Weight
Isn't user-generated video mostly dead though? The vast majority of videos on Youtube, at least by viewership hours, seems to be produced by professional youtube creators. These range in scale from the "web content" branch of large media corporations to one person doing research, presenting and editing, but all are effectively just companies. There seem to be very few videos from regular people sharing something interesting. These videos can mostly be found on Facebook, Telegram, imgur gifs, Twitter, etc.
At the risk of looking dumb here, don't incremental builds take care of this, how is caching different? ? Make gives me incremental builds and my makefile lets me define the inputs and the outputs. What am I missing with Bazel?!
But the "rigorous scientific process" for the regular science does contain the step of getting creative with the hypothesis space (sometimes quite wildly creative, think Einstein) and you are deemed either a crackpot or a genius depending on your communication skills and social status first (sci-fi writer allusion). The experimental results start to arrive often years after.
I used to use last.fm quite a bit. I haven't checked in a long time, but there was a great "similar artists" section on each artist page. It made finding new tunes really easy.

Other than that, I try to keep up with what my friends are listening to.
YT uploads with "the face" are by the creator, porn uploads are mainly by random people pirating porn someone else made.
i think its more like for super small startups, the best move is always to keep things as simple as possible (like basic build/deploy scripts) and work more on the product.