skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How do you use a spreadsheet in both an intuitive and a powerful manner at once?

For instance, you intuitively start with just a column of numbers, and then when you forget what they are you move the column down one and put a title above it, etc. Working this way I often end up with formulas that are off by one or two cells even though things should be adjusted, and it's hard to audit without mousing over the formulas and just looking.

If I'm trying to write a tool for others to use I'll do something more formal like putting the data on its own sheets and naming them. That helps a bit, but means that all my data is hidden on different sheets and I can't get a holistic view of the problem. And to be consistent in my formulas I'm tempted to use this model even for data that doesn't need it (not an array, for instance). And it still doesn't help for array-bounds type problems.
I think you've stumbled on the answer everyone is searching for here. I'm certain that these specific SKU's exist only in these specific countries because of legislation. We could do the same thing in the US, but companies are running our government, so... no bueno.
Things go wrong, sure. But at the same time you can't plan your life according to worst case scenario's, you won't get anywhere that way. Have some contingency plans, no need to overdo it.
Indeed, RealPage is an acquisitive beast. Their Wikipedia page[0], as I write this, is largely a list of companies they've acquired.

I know a lot of HN posters live in hope of developing something that will be acquired by a FAANG, but corporate acquisitions are usually bad for everyone but the person running the company being acquired.

0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealPage
I recently inherited a codebase that uses Pony ORM[0]. Might be worth taking a look if you want your interactions to look as similar to vanilla python expressions as possible.

[0] https://ponyorm.org/
Renters Hit Breaking Point in a Sudden Reversal for Landlords
While I fully agree with your point, the next time I see some collective delusion of a pyramid scheme I’ll buy in early.

It doesn’t matter that there’s no logic to it, as long as enough people share the same delusion it becomes self-propagating.
Glad to see this finally out of beta! I've been using the various UEFI beta releases for a while, many new systems won't legacy boot the old memtest86+ correctly.

Every machine in the shop, every server deployed, every customer repair (industrial control) gets memtest86+ after assembly and before going any further.
I think Clipchamp, which they bought recently, is intended to be the new default video editing experience for Windows.
Microwaves are non-ionizing but can cause localized heating, ala the Microwave oven. But the amount of power needed to raise any amount of tissue appreciable amounts is very high.
> Buyers are all free to buy fixer-uppers.

If the flippers haven't grabbed them already. They've got an information and time advantage over normal folks looking to buy a house.
> A place to live and throw a ball around with your kids should not be out of reach for average people on an open market, prices are distorted and if the forces causing the distortion don't get fixed there will be a crisis.

One of the major forces that causes inflation in the market for single family homes is the broadly held desire for "A place to live and throw a ball around with your kids".

This is especially the case in cities that saw huge price increases during the pandemic and now are seeing major price declines as demand dries up.

The medicine, however much it may be needed, is being delivered by making the very people who have the aforementioned desire less able to purchase because of higher rates. It will be a great opportunity for all or mostly-cash buyers, though.
yeah but wikipedia says nuclear winter would come from burning cities emitting soot ("100 or more city firestorms"). All tests were done in places like Novaya Zemlya which barely has any vegetation, let alone big burning cities.
Believe me I've went through the entire spectrum of diets. When I first got diagnosed, the diets you would find after digging in a bit where "low-fat", and also dairy-free. I didn't stay low-fat for long, such a diet is extremely hard to stick to, and very though energy wise but also taste-wise. Going from a typical student diet of pizza and various things of the sort, to this, would have been very though.

I then discovered Paleo, and then Paleo "AIP" (autoimmune Paleo). It made a tremendous difference. I followed it quite closely over the years, with moments of stumbling with various "compatible on paper" foods but not really in spirit. I was mostly symptom-free during that period wrt. to overt symptoms (I still experienced depressive states, but that I would also attribute to tweaking of the diet). Over the years I started forgetting I had to deal with this and started having chocolate, various non-gluten grains, coffee, etc., to sort of self-medicate the mental issues I was having. That didn't suit me well. Not even the coconut oil, which I later learned about why.

Then a few years ago I discovered carnivore/zerocarb. But I wasn’t consistent for long and added fruit etc. Also there was a learning curve. Frankly my best period was when I was eating mostly raw ground beef and was very strict no-dairy / no-coffee / no-carbs. Subsequently as soon as I started adding even fruit, first of all I started binging on it when my emotional state was getting worse because of the lack of ketosis, and later when I had forgotten how it even felt to feel good I started with chocolate, coffee, later MCT oil, etc.

As I state elsewhere here I've recently gone back on it, mostly by cutting all of the above foods. It's just evident my gut is super sensitive, and I swear i can feel it. To be clear, when I had the period where I felt really good, the feeling I felt was emanating from my gut. I thought it had something to do with gut biome (which it probably did), but moreso I think it's because it fixes "leaky gut" (I know, it's "alternative" but there is research on this).

Anyway, thank you for suggesting it. I've avoided going into this too much in comments because it's always quite controversial, but it's what I'm putting my faith in, from experience. I actually like veggies, would love a salad sometimes… I would like to have some, but they do seem to be non-optimal for some with very sensitive guts.
Even limited use of nukes would be horrible. There will be so much more suffering if the breadbasket of Europe is reduced to an irradiated hellhole thanks to Putin’s delusions of grandeur.
2% interest rates isn't that big a deal when you're paying upto 50-100% above what would be a reasonable non-hysteria driven price for a property.
Hmm hope history doesn't repeat.
A lot of men seem to be lacking wives. I think some study came out saying a huge number of men are incels.

Society has failed these men.
In my country they used to ship everything to China. Now they ship it to Turkey for recycling. Out of sight out of mind...

There's always someone desperate enough.
Thank you so much.

So here's a Python implementation: https://codeberg.org/kas/jphash
I tried setting up Minecraft the first time on my kids ipads and the whole Xbox/Live account thing literally made me angry. I am technically competent and I couldn't figure that shit out for hours.
Donate. That's how we support the open source projects we depend on!
I'm mostly a late-night person. My sleep rhythm has shifted about an hour or so earlier after I decided not to use any artificial lighting in the evening. Not just avoiding blue lights -- I don't use any lights in my room at all (except a very dim one when absolutely needed).

Of course, I still have a bright light source from my computer screen, but avoiding using other lights in my room did help.

I guess it also depends on where you live, sometimes natural lighting can be counter-productive if you live in high latitudes (not an issue for me), in which case maybe sth like "no lights after 6pm" might help.

As I said, it only shifted my biological clock for maybe an hour or so, which is a significant change but isn't a panacea.

Hope it helps.
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I can only comment on my neighborhood in the south SF bay area. Given that the region is a former home to orchards it doesn't surprise me that there is a lack of insects, but given the amount of trees/greenery vs my old SoCal neighborhood I can say that there is a startling lack of bugs here, with the exception of cockroaches(several varieties are disturbingly plentiful on the sidewalks at night), isopods/woodlice/pill bugs, and black widow spiders. Going on hikes in the Santa Cruz mountains, it also seemed like there were a shortage of insect life compared to hikes in SoCal.
Also, a huge portion of food production is dependent on bees and other pollinators.
"Its actually difficult for me to believe that any elite would be stupid enough to think they could survive an earth environmental catastrophe in space." You underestimate the raw power of untethered hubris, fueled by venality.
It's quite ironic that this post about censorship was flagged
Because there aren't generations of people betting their retirements on nachos.
SQL constraints can prevent erroneous data. Excel does not guide a user to constraining their data to improve its accuracy.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/salesforce/2014/09/13/sorry-spr...
I think you are missing the point. Kronecker does not deny that irrational numbers exist, he states his belief that the fundamental number system which is inherent to reality are the natural numbers. That (by divine authority) are the irreducable thing which other number system must take from. E.g. the rationals are pairs of natural numbers, the reals cauchy sequences of rational numbers etc.

> I'm sure there are other such proofs.
The reals are uncountable.
And you can still find loose pigs in some places. I personally know the one in La Alberca, Salamanca, Spain, named San Anton (from Antonius/Anthony), the pig wanders the streets for months being fed by random villagers until it's raffled on San Antonio's day.
I love the name. And I immediately read it as the Spanish "no loco"
Dickens had the solution figured out nearly two centuries ago:

> "Many thousands are in want of common necessaries; hundreds of thousands are "in want of common comforts, sir.”

> “Are there no prisons?” asked Scrooge.

> “Plenty of prisons,” said the gentleman, laying down the pen again.

> “And the Union workhouses?” demanded Scrooge. “Are they still in operation?”

> “They are. Still,” returned the gentleman, “I wish I could say they were not.”

> “The Treadmill and the Poor Law are in full vigour, then?” said Scrooge.

> “Both very busy, sir.”

> “Oh! I was afraid, from what you said at first, that something had occurred to stop them in their useful course,” said Scrooge. “I’m very glad to hear it.”
It might never become popular but every individual aware of the argument can then choose to reproduce or not (assuming they aren't barred from it for other reasons). In other words, we can't really hide behind the survival of the species as a whole when we consider our own actions and their ramifications.

We know the great mass of humans will carry on as before and there's little we can do to change that, but we are also aware that we have this responsibility that we can act on in our own life. Every person in the position to reproduce has a choice laid out before them. For the majority of us, it's the single most impactful ethical decision we will ever make.
Hint: a suboptimal but positive EV strategy:

You flip the first card. If it's red (50%), you immediately stop and take your winnings (+$1). If it's black (50%), you draw down the entire deck ($26 - $26 = $0). That gives you a guaranteed EV of $0.50/play.

Alternatively, consider the case where you have a deck of 1 red and 1 black.
Read the 2nd sentence of the article, and you'll get it.
I suspect VB6 code is still too heavily deployed in production and insecure as heck for Microsoft to be comfortable releasing it as open source, but I can hope. (The VB6 runtime is still included and supported as a component of Windows 11.)
Right – something else like Github, the component under discussion, which is dissimilar to SourceHut in more ways than the gamification elements under discussion.
Microsoft’s new $599 Mac Mini-like PC is designed to improve Windows on Arm
IHP is already used in production for a number of commercial projects, but I'd also highly recommend the framework for anyone interested in just learning and hacking away with haskell. The IHP IDE is a great playground and you are automatically set up with a postgres db, ghc, hls, etc. So a lot of the configuration barrier is removed and you can just start writing Haskell and experimenting with some of the cool libraries on hackage.
My gut feeling is that Rust won't compete with Python in the ML space, but contrary to the common assertion that Rust is too hard for non-CS types, it has actually seen notable adoption from Python-users. While the strictness of the compiler can be seen as a deterrent to some, it is also a huge benefit for people who are new to systems programming and worried about shooting themselves in the foot.
I know this is HN, but we're talking about self-hosting. We aren't talking about bringing work home to show we can do it to potential employers so we can get hired somewhere using those tools makes sense. Scaling is simply not a problem at all in this context.
> So I like to apologize in an aggressive way about my field. I like to say that my field has no applications, that the most interesting thing about the field of program-size complexity is that it has no applications, that it proves that it cannot be applied! Because you can't calculate the size of the smallest program. But that's what's fascinating about it, because it reveals limits to what we can know. That's why program-size complexity has epistemological significance.

The key idea I get from this field is that mathematics and rational thought can create logical systems more complex than what it can deterministically study.

Thus, any scholar of any theoretical discipline should be warned that the very activity of expanding its field generates unknowable entities faster than it uncovers certain knowledge.
No. The wording and grammar is fine; the problem is that the ideas being expressed with those words are nonsense.
Imagine being this easy to fool.

Tiktok isn’t special when it comes to collecting data.
I got my grandfather a laptop and loaded a Linux distribution on it. With a little bit of planning I was able to create a set of desktop entries to allow him to instantly open the applications he needs, on top of that I created a basic html landing page to take him to news/email/&c. It was a breeze to set up and it has allowed him to actually use his computer. On windows I would have had to constsntly fight against it, with this setup I am in control in a way that let's me craft an experience that fits his needs.
It's because for many Americans their house is by far their largest asset. For some it's their only meaningful asset and basically is their net worth. A decline in housing prices is a decline in wealth.

Now I am not saying that is a good thing, quite the opposite. Many many problems stem from this reality. But that's where the fear comes from, and fear gets clicks and eyeballs.
Maybe! I foreclosed on my last home during the 2008 crises because I was so far underwater, the credit derogatory was worth it. It’s still not worth what I paid for it 14 years and two owners later. Gotta plan for nobody coming to save you but you, but if there is stimulus, support, whatever, take the money. No extra credit for playing life on hard mode out of pride or fear of moral hazard.
Social media companies can be passive, reactive, proactive, or predictive in their efforts to ban bad actors. How much effort are they putting in at each level? It seems more towards the least effort.
You're not wrong per say, but that's not really what this guide is about. It's more about self hosting open source applications and services, not simple web pages. So I don't see how Just make an index.html and put it where your web server can serve it makes much sense here.

As someone who enjoys self hosting my own applications like Nextcloud, Ghost, Matrix/ Element and others, I think using Docker containers does actually makes sense here. I'm also a big fan of the KISS approach, as you are saying. However if you are trying to orchestrate multiple apps on a small home server or SBC, the installation and maintenance can become a huge headache very quickly. Especially if some of those apps have conflicting dependencies.
Honeybee swarms generate more electricity per metre than a storm cloud
According to Apple

> 1. All profiles can be removed by wiping the device of all data. [0]

Depending on the MDM profile there's a lot that can be done. Is the profile still active or just the certificate is hanging around?

[0]: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/deployment/depc0aadd3f...
where do they get the information ahead of everyone else?
If you purchased the house with a personal mortgage, is the terms for that note not written so that it is expected to be your primary domicile while also explicitly stating that it will not be a rental property? Of the mortgages that I've had in the past, this is how they were written.

Or were we specifically talking about how to handle that 2nd home. I don't have experience on those contracts.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Google for compiling biometric data
People with High Emotional Intelligence Use the 'Cute Little Puppy' Strategy
That's just because humans have not yet acted coherently yet as a species. There are all kinds of scenarios likely and unlikely that can unfold and none of us know what they are. Nature may be indifferent but she does seem to give us every chance.

By the way, I think you're in a tiny minority if you believe there is no distinction between things that evolve and things that are designed.
These keep popping up again and again but are "generally" a terrible idea. At some point you'll need something that you imagined would for sure have an HTML tag and then the misery begins.
Sure, but there might be better formulations that don't release as much nitrous oxide, which is the greenhouse gas of concern.
I basically didn't have a decent nights sleep until I discovered melatonin at 20, I would go to bed at midnight or 11pm and not fall asleep until 4am, but melatonin wasn't enough and only took the edge off. Here is the process that worked for me after trying many things.

I went in two phases, the first phase lasted about 10 years and was managing my insomnia.

Phase 1. Decrease bluelight, get moderate exercise during the day, don't watch tv after 10pm, fast low dose chewable melatonin taken an hour before bed and reading a boring (really, just find a good story you know you like but have already read before, something with a low enough reading level that you can read it even when semi awake) but easy to read book on my OLED phone screen (in bed with lights off.) Find an e-reader like fbreader, make the background black and the font color dark amber and turn the brightness down until you can barely make out the letters. I ended up landing on harry potter books, their prose is easy to read even when nearly asleep, half the time I would fall asleep with my device in my bed. This was 80-95% effective and was my equilibrium state for over a decade, not perfect but good enough unless I was very stressed.

Phase 2. Same as above but add a legal d9 gummy, I use hometown heroes idica and take a half to a quarter gummy when I take melatonin, after doing this nightly for about 3 months I stopped and now take a gummy every two weeks or so to reset any sleep drift but for the first time in my life my sleep schedule is successfully shifted to an earlier bed time. THC seems to suppress REM sleep cycles so you're less likely to wake in the middle of the night, make sure you don't drink before bedtime either, maximum you can do maybe a single serving of wine at least an hour before bed or not at all. If you have relied on alcohol for sleep for any amount of time the approach mentioned about will still work but you may have to tetotal for ~3 months.

Different people respond in different ways to d9, find a configuration/dose/strain that "couch locks" you. Weed has a negative effect on my cognition the next day so I only take it on Friday and/or Saturday night now once every 2 weeks or month just depending on the amount of sleep drift.
Strategy is simple. Get free users and then go for Mid-Tier/Enterprise. No startups paying $15/Month stuff. I have seen this with others and it seems to be a working strategy ?
Got it, that makes sense. Thank you and good luck!
Paganini – 'Sell Out' Official MV (Response to Black Pink's Shut Down)
I adopted Apple Music pretty early in its life and actually liked it in the beginning. But I've noticed the quality is deteriorating.

The UX is slow. It takes 5 seconds to add a song to my library now. Half the time images don't load - so I have a bunch of black squares with words underneath. Sometimes music just doesn't play. 5G/4G handoffs confuse it, forcing me to force quit and restart. The shuffle/repeat options are buried in a weird location. Should be right next to the play button. These are all relatively new problems (the last 6 months or so.)

I don't mind paying for software. But I'm not going to pay for half-baked efforts like Apple Music is quickly becoming, especially if the price keeps increasing.
The Fed has historically been extremely reluctant to lower rates. The actions 2008 onwards were a massive historical aberration. One that was proven fairly correct when you compare the US's macros relative to Europe's, where the ECB did not take as aggressive measures.

One could argue that they should not have kept interest rates low in the 2nd half of the 2010s, but it was those low interest rates that has allowed the Fed to rapidly increase rates and yet barely touch historically average rates.
> I'm curious where the majority of the win came from?

Great question! The boost can be explained by JS vs. raw HTML+CSS performance.

In the past, we sent a dummy loading screen but we then had to download tons of JS + run that to even show a "real" loading screen (i.e. page-specific loading screen).

Now, the HTML response (which you can inspect yourself, `curl https://my.causal.app`) already has a skeleton of the page, which doesn't need any JS to download and run before showing the "real" loading screen.

The UX is better because users spend noticeably less time staring at a blank screen and there's much less layout shift too!
you could still separate internally for your convenience and just combine them at the exterior bin, you know
You really think that any of this BS rhetoric is flying?

> What about their "self-sovereignty"?

Self-sovereignty is not about "always getting things my way". Is about being able to participate in a system without having some higher authority controlling access.

> successful attack on the network.

A "successful" attack is when someone manages to subvert the system to do something for their personal favor. The system was not subverted. for the merge to happen, the rules had to be defined and followed by everyone. Fuck, the reason that the merge was postponed so many times is because they wanted to have SIX different clients that could reliably participate in the beacon chain.

> If they want to steal your coins, they can.

No one stole anything. The old ETH PoW chain is still there. No one's balances got altered. The fact that most people started seeing that as worthless was not "by fiat".
Its kind of funny, but that article itself has some misconceptions. Bullets flying overhead don't sound like that. Its more like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTuuOiWgVZ0
I was being tongue-in-cheek, the "blame boomers" trope is pretty well worn and I was merely making fun of that.