skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33360214

Not just TikTok; but social media in general, Facebook primarily

For TikTok i don't think the audience is old enough to vote, nor is looking for political content

See by yourself:

https://www.tiktok.com/

- music

- food

- dance

- DIY/hacks
Because lots of mined metals come either from 3rd world countries like Congo with no environmental protection laws or are mined in few places like Russia where a trade war can lead to shortages.

Hydro requires the most common mayerials like steel or concrete.
"This broken society deserves everything it gets."

If this idea gets developed further, it may develop into outright terrorism one day.
People do care about the bigger issues but not everyone is able to do something about it.

It's not hypocrisy. It's just people are limited by their resources and capabilities.
Amazon Stock Falls After Hours
When was the last time you saw someone wearing fur?
>What about if storage improves?

But it isn't. There is no storage solution that is able to bridge the intermittency gap to make wind/solar workable for a modern economy.
If only an automation existed to smooth over the bureaucracy.

Amazon CEO is shipping sound bites that make him sound like a victim. Poor aristocrat; he’ll have to wave his wrist and get the workers to automate the task.
That's a pretty good list, but you're forgetting SCSI cables (and terminators), AppleTalk cables, and ADB cables. What else?
Not only is this common but it's how some companies have built their reputation and money, see Bluepoint: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluepoint_Games#Games_develope...
Didn't think I'd be adding criteria to my resume this late in the game, but what the heck.
How to store secrets in BitWarden CLI and load them into ZSH shell
In this case I mean that choosing “autopilot” as a name was probably not meant to trick anyone. Just an overestimate of the layperson’s understanding of the aircraft equivalent.
crash.

MSFT -8%, goog -10%, meta -22% and now amzn -20%
The top comment in that thread you linked explains that sword movement is something from the books. No one's to say that'll be removed in a remake.
I meant it half joking but I'm also in the process of learning French so I learned something too.
AMZN is getting hammered after hours but this looks like it's mostly the strength of the dollar that's hurting their business abroad rather than insane amounts of spending.
Having trouble understanding, the idea is you're funnelling multiple protocols into one pipeline with multiple actors on the other end?
Well, now you've just turned your locked box into a key distribution machine, and there's a big difference in the security profile of each.
Why can't things just be free? Free stuff for everyone everywhere! Yeah! I'd vote for anybody offering me free stuff, even if it came with strings that I wasn't aware of until it was too late. If only Hugo Chavez were alive today. He'd know what to do. Sadly, the only playbook all our leaders have to go on are his books.
Agree, I just think the modern version of money makes it easier to hold the two ideas in your head that "I'm a good humanitarian" and "they can't afford a house because they are bad with money". Back in the old days they just plain thought poor people were inferior so they deserved poor treatment because of that.
https://web.archive.org/web/20221023154323/https://www.scien...
How can you quantify that? How many gigawatt hours is halving an ecosystem's biodiversity worth?
Not sure why the downvotes, this is exactly what's happening.
I’m surprised there aren’t “left-handed”/“right-handed” emoji modifiers yet for more inclusivity.
It’s legal in most of the world, including the US.
I have bad news for anyone who recognizes the name-reference instantly

You're old

Like me :P

Showtime, cynergi
I just started using Jellyfin and have been loving it! It works great and it has an impressively professional and polished UI for an open source project. The Jellyfin team is doing great work!
The security in the video is very passive about resolving an obvious vandalism in front of them, why don't they like...

Check bags at the door for Cans of Soup?

Try getting between the painting and the glue people?

Try saying "Stop" with authority?

What are these security people going to do when somebody walks up to the wall and just takes the painting with them?
After dealing with booth Google and Apple for a couple of years I cannot express how much better the Apple experience with an actually human you can communicate with on the other end.
To whomever thinking about starting a business relying on publishing through the Play Store, please think twice.
I think I'd enjoy that, actually.
I "grew" my young mind with Civilization, Railroad Tycoon, X-Com, Master of Magic, Master of Orion II, Alpha Centauri, a bit of Dune and other RTS games.

I also read a ton of books.

I am not sure if this was all great or not. But I guess it gave me some sort of benefit overall.
Do you use TikTok yourself?

I do, i never seen any political content, unlike Twitter/Youtube for example, every trends is related to politics

In TikTok it's mostly creative content

You don't see Musk posting his controversial takes over there
It’s a 15 year old niche game running on an old janky engine. A lot of people haven’t played it before, so personally I think a remaster is actually warranted in this case, given the popularity of the later games in the series.
Painful quarter as predicted. Gross margin down ~13 percentage points from high 50s to low 40s (depending on if you use GAAP vs Non-GAAP). Given Intel's high fixed costs, the revenue shortfall really hurts.
This is absolutely fantastic, the only thing I note with some sadness is that the well shaft leading down from the entrance tunnel of the Queen's Chamber is not mapped. The grated-off hole leading down into it is visible and the model does show a cavity there, but there is also a chamber (called the "Grotto" in old diagrams) partway down which is said to have been at the top of the limestone mound on which the pyramid is built. Was it not permitted to access this area?
I for one welcome our new overlords. - booi, CEO Soylent Foods Inc.
Maybe there are ulterior motives to such actions, such as harvesting attention on Instagram and TikTok.
The old reddit web front end without all of the redesign's javascript bloat.
That's quite the final conclusion to be drawing based on the aimless wanderings of a fidgeting police helicopter camera operator.

Perhaps declaring that the algorithmically condensed footage of a police helicopter camera equates to a supposed general mindset of the law enforcement profession in general might be just a bit reductive.
Some important caveats
- the storage squeeze is only in Spain
- storage facilities are pre-booked, meaning the if you want to buy some gas you should've booked the some storage beforehand. Storage supply is a non-elastic on the shore.
If it's below then the answer is no, so that answers my question. :) I was assuming it would be above sea level since it's inland.
Stop giving money to any non-profit whose only goal is to "draw attention". They will use your money to "draw attention", and spend all of the intellectual capital debating the value of "drawing attention".
I have run https://mailinabox.email (Ubuntu, Digital Ocean) for six or seven years. It is astonishingly simple to install and operate. I have never found an email feature (webmail, calendar) or security requirement (DNSSec, etc) that is not already built in. I go months, maybe even a year without doing anything to it.

It also is a DNS server. That is a surprisingly nice thing to have. It provides an API that makes a nice integration with LetsEncrypt for non-website certificates.

It's a 100% good thing if you are a technical type and do not want a corporation governing your email.
Mh. It looks very useful to me. The helicopter is not responsible for guiding a squad car to the single square meter something is happening, they just need to get the squad car into visual range. Making calls like "Suspect turning left into foo street" is massively simplified with this overlay.
You are mistaken in thinking that people in general care about the bigger issues. Most people don't, and many the ones who do only care until gas is $7/gallon.
Yeah, I think this is probably the right answer. I once worked on an iOS app that took about 5 cycles of "guess what's wrong?" -> submission -> rejection before we got it to pass. Each time, we asked "Can you just please tell us what to fix?" and each time the answer was "refer to rule x." So frustrating.
Reminds me of the matrix. Agent smith said it so well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgS1Lwr8gq8
While I'm happy he's glad that we have reliable electricity, he should also reflect that this comes at a significant nonmonetary cost. Presumably he, like me, just hasn't paid the price of this personally in the south.

The displacement of communities, loss of traditional lands, erosion of shorelines, and leached mercury into the water supply has been borne disproportionately by First Nations (indigenous) communities (1,2). This and ignorance of it is from a legacy of racist policy (at best apathy) and poor treatment of these communities. Take somewhere like Easterville that was relocated to the cheapest, least economically useful parcel of land with almost no local industry and wonder why there is poverty (3). Obviously it's not the only factor but I go up to some of these places for health care and really enjoy the work/meeting people, but it's sobering. I can't imagine it's any better in China with their massive projects but don't have any citations or experience there.

1 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/manitoba-hydro-clean...

2 https://cen.acs.org/articles/94/web/2016/11/Dams-increase-me...

3 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easterville,_Manitoba , can get free press article via google cache if you want
i don't have a problem at all with that. I consume everything on spotify. However what bothers me is Spotify playing victim here, when we know that if Spotify was in Apple's position, they would probably do the same.
It's a throwback to a painful point in history, so while it is accurate, some people will kneejerk downvote out of internal distaste to it.
> the managers were incompetent back then even so.

This. So. Much. This.

We go round and round about specific policies at corporate or civic levels. We hash it all out and pat ourselves on the back that we’ve at least proposed how whatever the issue of the moment might be improved.

But we never come to the basic generic issue. That large swaths of decision makers should not make the decisions they do.
I appreciate the unsolicited opinion regardless, but yeah MVC is just too complicated for what this website does. I may end up just going with some kinda routing package instead of a framework, not sure yet.
This was the case for 70 years and thus far all the mad man where all to wise not to press it, because at the end of the day they know how it will end.

We didn't stop all human activity or activism for the last 70 years and neither should we have done so.

This is the biggest Whataboutism if have ever heart of.
Apple doesn't have to charge 30% to also offer you convenient payment management APIs. They choose to, and they use it as a justification for their, as you say, "scummy business practices".

You're right - you don't have a choice if you support scummy business practices with Apple. When you use an iProduct, Apple demands it. Every dime you spend on the App Store gets taxed by the richest company on Earth.
It should.

https://collabfund.com/blog/the-fed-isnt-printing-as-much-mo...

Also money printing isn't necessarily inflationary if the money stays as bank reserves. Unless... The Fed buys treasuries and the government dumps the money on the economy.
Dang this is rad, thank you for sharing!
Good stuff, but not for me. I need a MacOS app that uses my M1 (soon M2) and does this thing without any extra cost.
"AWS segment sales increased 27% year-over-year to $20.5 billion, or increased 28% excluding changes in foreign exchange rates."

Point 1: AWS is over $80B annualized now. Amazing. Growing at 27% is still remarkable at that scale.

Point 2: Looks like AWS is slowing a bit [probably tempoarily]. As someone who focuses on cloud cost optimization for the majority of my time, this lines up with some of the data we were seeing in Q3 in terms of customers scaling back and making more commitments via EDPs, Saving Plans and RIs -- we just published some of this data here: https://www.vantage.sh/cloud-cost-report/2022-q3

[Disclosure, I'm ex-AWS and founder of a cloud cost company named https://www.vantage.sh/]
I loved the commuter line. The first run of them were absolutely perfect. But, as with many things Levi's, they started using cheaper and cheaper materials over time to the point where they were just unwearable.

(If anyone at Levi's is reading this, for Pete's sake, stop cannibalizing your own brands!)
Gmail sucks, but not for any reason caused by email the protocol.
Rust support is also landing in the Linux kernel very soon (version 6.1.)
Numbers:

- Q3 Sales $127b meets est.

- Q3 EPS $0.28, Est $0.22, nice

- Q3 Operating Margin, 2%, that's tight

- Web services sales of $20B, just shy of estimates

- AWS sales still growing like a juggernaut. Man, google ad revenue, Microsoft business revenue, aaple iphone revenue and aws revenue. You can just always rely on those 4.

- Retail in North America and International both lost money

Interesting:

- amazon head count is 1.5M employees world wide, the new IBM!!

- shares are down but I think its more due to their Q4 guidance than anything in Q3,

- due to amazon guidance for Q4 watch walmart, ebay, wayfair, etc.
These should all fall, this is probably the trade to make over trading amazon's earnings

- according to reports a 20% drop, which it is at now, would be its largest since 2006. This is crypto currency or META level lunacy, 100's of Billions just got vaporized in 15 minutes.

- AMZN, no longer a Trillion $ company, luckily that won't result in an ETF outflows:)

Watch for:

- do rising energy costs affect their web services business?

- do rising labour costs affect their retail business?

- do they really want to hire 150,000 people for Christmas like they did last year?

- they've reached GOOG, AAPL, and MSFT size now, growth will be tough.
This normally means cost cutting. Watch what the CFO announces around controlling costs.

- now that free money from the FED is truly over, will AMZN focus on cost cutting and mergers to drive revenue over organic growth

- also pointing to cost cutting is the new CEO Jassay is like Tim Cook at apple, a manager not a growth oriented CEO.

- from the CFO "We're takign actions to tighten our belts", there it is. All companies are in full blown cost saving mode now.

- does AWS announce alot more GPU instances now that ETH has merged?

- what does hiring look like with all tech giants cost cutting and with expectations that their stock price will be flat over the next year?

- saw on twitter someone point out that DOGE is up %30 in the past few days while AMZN is down %20. Completely meaningless but kind of funny in a dark way.

- this market is rough and unforgiving:(
You're projecting a lot of other people's nonsense onto me. Throwing away a gift that you do, in fact, know someone gave you in earnest still feels like shit. So you wind up in a no-win situation. At least if you're a nice person.

And then you come in telling me I'm an asshole for having independent taste, and telling me I should just mold my personality to whatever nonsense other people decide to give me, and really I don't have my own taste after all and it's normal to submerge myself in the crap other people saddle me with. You come in telling me, and everyone else in this thread with the same position, that you know better than we do about our personality on the basis of exactly zero personal acquaintance. Just because you're cool with your llama cufflinks doesn't mean everyone else needs to be cool with the arbitrary bullshit that gets flung at us. Fuck off with that shit.
> Google is dropping.

Yes. Just to put numbers on that: Google's share price has dropped 25% since one year ago. Now everyone's in a bit of funk right now (except energy companies), but for comparison Apple has only dropped around 5% in the same time period.

> Amazon doesn't rely on advertising.

Yep, for revenues Amazon relies on retail, then AWS, then advertising and other miscellaneous. (And for profit largely on AWS, IIRC).
Didn't short thinking AWS is minting money. Feel stupid. Maybe big tech is going back to 2019 levels.
Sgnl.ai secures $12M to expand its enterprise authorization platform
Interesting, I don't get Contour labels on mine, so I have to continually reposition to get a sense of the magnitude
Yeah, otherwise it would be impossible to print on-demand to fund hostile, militarized occuptations of other countries OR punish people for saving rather than spending by diluting the value of existing units of the currency. What a horrible world we'd live in without granting governments such abilities. /s
That's the point: something shocking that gets massive media attention.

I don't support their actions. If straight-forward conversations how the earth is going to become uninhabitable doesn't change people's patterns, then I doubt shock-media will either.
In case you are wondering like me, it’s only about mammals. Here is the full biomass picture :
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/all-the-biomass-of-earth-in...
I love this so much!
And for the average scissors I use, it won't cut properly in either hand. Interestingly haircut scissors are better at cutting paper than regular paper scissors! I tried disassembling a pair of haircut scissors, and found the screw is interestingly rotationally locked to the blade next to the nut (rather than screw head), and the nut has a spring-loaded locking mechanism (a planar version of mouse wheel notches) so it doesn't rotate unless you turn the nut with a large amount of torque.
Thats great. Thanks!
It is a mis use of the word :)

Sell not manipulation
Turbines and pumps can be surprisingly elegant and efficient when built well.
The article indicates that the activists knew that the paintings would not be damaged, as there is a protective covering for the art. The quote:

"How do you feel when you see something beautiful and priceless being apparently destroyed before your very eyes?"

Being as they said, "apparently", and that a similar stunt was pulled previously, of which also had protective covering, seems to show that nobody intended (or did) destroy anything.
> All the dreams I can remember are always ones that I know it's a dream.

In my dreams I observe two orthogonal-ish aspects of lucidity: one is to know it's a dream, the other is to control my actions.

In most dreams I control myself but don't know it's a dream until I wake up. At times realising it's a dream immediately wakes me up.

The opposite is also common, where I know it's a dream but have no volition, it just plays out as a movie.

I'm sure there are dreams which are fully random but I can't seem to remember those.

Finally, I can only remember a single time when both combined. At first I just had control of my actions, then realised it was a dream. Then I remember proving to other people they were in a/my dream. That didn't last long before I woke up.
> needs to stabilize before it's used for critical infrastructure

What do you view as unstable? What features have you seen disappear? What do you know of that existed in the past post-1.0 that doesn't exist today or has materially changed?

I've been writing rust since about 1.4 back in 2015. I think once in ~2017 I ran into an issue where a bump in the compiler cause an existing crate to not build. That's it. It was bug that was quickly fixed. As style changes and new crates and features are build, old ones are still very stable/reliable and can be intermingled inside the same program. I have trouble thinking of a more stable ecosystem I've worked in.
You absolutely did not have to update from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04 the day it came out to get all the newest security patches.
Get your own domain name for the email. This will greatly reduce the pain of switching email services. Which will allow you to try several of those.
Python is a terrible comparison language here. Of course shell is better than Python for shell stuff; no one should suggest otherwise. Python is extremely verbose, it requires you to be precise with whitespace, and using regex has friction because it's not actually built into the language syntax (unless something has changed very recently).

The comparison should be to perl or Ruby, both of which will fare better than Python for typical shell-type tasks.
Didn't short thinking AWS is minting money. Feel stupid about it lol.
If a better standard is needed, one will be created
I have never been good at the note-taking thing. There's a grade depending on how much hands-on one is, and how much privacy-oriented one is and how much of the system one wants to own.

* Level 0 is: use a physical notebook or agenda and ditch the digital space. It's actually not that bad. Setup: seconds. Privacy and ownership: great. Not as convenient as a digital thingie. No CTRL-F.
* Level 0 is using something that you already have. Send emails to yourself, use keywords in the title and use filters to keep the "notes" organized. Time to set up: 10 minutes. Privacy and ownership: 0 (unless you are your own email provider, in that case you are done)
* Level 1 is using a note-taking app which provides the backend. Evernote and the evernote-likes. Setup is minutes, privacy and ownership is also 0.
* Level 2 is markdown file, or a hierarchy of files inside a folder, and then using something like dropbox for editing and synching. It is only slightly better than the previous one in that you can move away quickly if you want, and you can have local copies of your stuff. It is easy to set up, some ownership, no privacy.
* Level 3 is self-hosting an evernote or dropbox-like and using that. That's possibly years of "fun", with high privacy and ownership.
Glad to see CopyQ here, enjoying the limelight.

I have been using it for years, enjoying some of the (probably basic) features like keeping some items (text and emoji) as fixed items, displaying selected text hex as dec and dec as hex, copy multiple items and then "paste and move to next" and so on.

What are your favorite ways of using a clipboard manager?
Take every Michelangelo that accomplished something and make an article about it? How is this useful? Take every scientist called Albert and make an article about it? Same name isn't interesting...
If 14th century Mali couldn't conquer 14th century Portugal money doesn't solve problems.
You're saying the exact same thing: follow the rules. Completely ignoring that those rules are insane.
Googling "koreader remarkable" gives back a pile of blogs, gists, reddit posts etc so I'm assuming yes.