skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A few of the top contributors are the one behind the company. It is fair to assume they are perfectly ok with stealing from the community as it directly benefits them...
I shut down YouTube's addictive tendencies through a couple of less extreme factors.

DF Tube (Distraction Free) web extensions are available[0] for Chrome and Firefox which cut down intrusive UI (comments, recommended videos, the home page). It's easy to clone and extend the add-on if you want to block more.

When I'm on mobile, I limit the recommendations I can't block by disabling/clearing YouTube watch history. The new UI is aware of how much worse the suggestions are and hides them altogether—which is exactly what I want.

From there, I try only look at my subscriptions feed and occasionally the trending videos page. This makes YouTube less overwhelming—even if I watch just as much content—because I'm in control of what I want to see.

Curious if anyone else uses YouTube like this!

[0]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/df-tube-distractio...
one tool/command per 'concept' was a resource saving thing at one time.

sed is the thing that handles shell regular expressions for shellscripts.
Implementing SSO Using WorkOS
Women lost nothing because someone who might have been born in the wrong body and accomplished a lot receives an award for their accomplishment. It's not a zero sum game. Women wouldn't be better off by not letting these people live their real lives.
Remember that Elon co-founded x.com, which merged with confinity to form PayPal. WeChat is essentially what Elon wanted x.com to become, so it's not totally out of his wheelhouse.

Turning Twitter into WeChat is probably a bigger challenge than sending a rocket to Mars, but...
I've charged the switch with the charger that came with my Samsung phone. I have the impression charging the dock with a third party charger may be more dangerous than the device itself.
I was an early adopter of Hardkernel's Odroids, for better (size, performance:cost) and for worse (longevity).

This looks like a winner in every way.

x86_64 for longevity and support, tested with Ubuntu $latest LTS
decent CPU, better than Raspberry Pi
RAM up to 64GB, two SO-DIMM slots, up to 32GB per slot
M.2 NVMe storage
2 x 2.5Gbit Ethernet ports
2 x SATA 3.0 ports
Intel UHD Graphics, HDMI 2.0 and DP 1.2 video outputs
Was just thinking about how they stopped including headphones. Yeah, I already have enough chargers, headphones and whatever else…

Cynically it’s probably a way to adjust for inflation or whatever by keeping the same price but reducing the amount of stuff you get.
>Some operators use a whitelist and block all other websites.

the ultimate fate of the internet
Unfortunately it's anecdotally based on my feed and of who I follow.

I typically use Twitter pretty passively. Most of my follows are tech oriented, journalists or local politicians, and it feels like every thread that has mentioned Musk's acquisition closing has been flooded with new accounts hailing the return of banned users.

It could be related to the subject matter, of course, but this has been during non-trending times and on posts that generally have mostly genuine engagement.

With the announcement today that he'll be reverting lifetime bans, I expect things to get even worse and the quality of the conversations to be near non-existent.

Doubt Musk has some unthought of revolutionary way to detect and neuter botnet accounts, and if he's insisting on laxing the enforcement of such accounts, it's going to get mucky real quick.
The far left is really excited too. I already have a bunch of tweets planned out.
Always worth it to spend 2-3x the time authoring a message with explicit context since it's going to save every reader 2-3x the time figuring out what you're talking about.
What you're describing works great if the server is running at head.

I'd like the server to be able to execute a code path which mimics my Git branch, and on the next request to execute a code path which mimics your Git branch.

If you and I have two different versions of f(), I'd like them both to be available to be executed, based on some flag or condition.

As we merge our branches, f() will collapse back into the CI/CD pipeline you imagine, yes.
this is the problem. the arguments are the point. they aren't just weapons one picks up to defend ones beliefs
Are you seriously listing things as vague as "engineering" and "management?"
It already exists: https://archive.ph/wFjRx
My intuition is that bribes would tend to scale with the square root of the size of the enterprise, so working with a large company would reduce your overhead versus talking to the government yourself.
That's not accurate.

Von Der Leyen was not proposed by any party. The parties proposed other leaders. The "spitzenkandidaten" system that led to Juncker becoming EU President was only used once and was ignored this time. In fact nobody knows why or how Von Der Leyen became the EU President, only that the council leaders disappeared into a secret meeting and at the end, the deed was done. What was discussed? Were countries bribed or threatened to go along with it? What exactly qualified her for this role given her track record of failure in Germany? Nobody knows the answers to these questions.

So no, it's really nothing like the Chancellor in Germany or leadership anywhere else. The EU's own misinformation campaign around this topic is clearly highly effective. Normally, the people who run the country are elected by at least some local voters and then by the party itself. With the EU Commission, the president just ... turned up.
Yeah, same problem on Firefox, I've thought that this may be because of one of the extensions I use, but after disabling everything it was still happening...
This is precisely why upwork exists.
> It's not about you, though.. It's about them.

Ironically (given the context), he buried the lede.

That aside, if you're interested in raising your comms flag, I recently finished "Smart Brevity". As a solution, it's not a panacea for all use cases. Still, it's a quick and useful read. Simple but effective.

https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/smart-brevity-write-less-say-m...

I'd also recommend "Words That Work" by Frank Luntz. Chapter 1 is all you need. The rest is simply the lessons from Chapter 1 in practice.

https://www.thriftbooks.com/w/words-that-work-its-not-what-y...
> or not a member of certain circles/groups.

Don't think that works when you can just make another account if you do not want to be associated with something on your main one.
I find the recommendations genuinely horrible. I only get channels like real life lore, Adam Something etc, with sometimes very shallow takes at politics. And after marking those channels with "I don't want to see this", I get their hundreds of copycats.

I mostly watch channels like Aswath Damodaran, mCoding, etc., which are not related to the contents of the mentioned channels at all, yet their recommendation engine still shows me all this stuff.
Why do you think there will be a price reduction?
> "15. Use shellcheck. Heed its warnings."

(Disclaimer: I'm one of the authors)

After falling in love with ShellCheck several years ago, with the help of another person, I made the ShellCheck REPL tool for Bash:

https://github.com/HenrikBengtsson/shellcheck-repl

It runs ShellCheck on the commands you type at the Bash prompt as soon as you hit ENTER.

I found it to be an excellent way of learning about pit falls and best practices in Bash as you type, because it gives you instant feedback on possible mistakes. It won't execute the command until the ShellCheck issues are fixed, e.g. missing quotes, use of undefined variables, or incorrect array syntax.

It's designed to be flexible, e.g. you can configure ShellCheck rules to be ignored, and you can force executtion by adding two spaces at the end.

License: ISC (similar to MIT). Please help improve it by giving feedback, bug reports, feature requests, PRs, etc.
Conceptually, it was interesting. I can forgive it for lacking details, as a "preliminary report", too.

But the whole, "neo-liberal arses" bit gave it the sense of an unhinged author or untrustworthy narrator.
How can you block Shorts using uBO? Tried a few methods but none of them worked!
Actors don't change their name because they're changing their identity, actors often act under a different name because they are required to have a unique name to participate in certain organisations (e.g: screen actors guild). An actor may be known as Natalie Portman but who knows what's on her passport? Transgender people are typically changing their identity, which is a different process.
Oh sure, we can talk about Voronoi cells all day, but the Weber problem indicates an increasing number of k-medians and and a decreasing number of k-medoids. Anyone with the slightest familiarity with the Rocchio algorithm knows that.
I follow a link from a local page of bookmarks I curate usually into a creators videos tab using firefox in private mode. I don't log in ever. I might click on some recommended videos in the sidebar, but a handful of videos later and the recommendations have jumped the shark and it's time to open a new window. If I happen on a new creator, I add a link to their videos tab on their main page to my list of bookmarks.
For context: I never really cared about yearly reviews or raises at my job before my current job. I knew they were going to be mostly shit anyway and that I was better off job hopping every couple of years to get a “raise”. Which I did six times between 2008 and 2020 after staying at my second job 9 years and getting 3% raises and seeing the bonus drop.

That being said, the only formal raise/promotion process i know about are at tech companies. Promotions are based on “scope” and “impact” and not how well you code. The only time “coding well” comes into play is going from junior or mid.

Even the interviews that determine your leveling is based on behavioral interviews and system design.

I couldn’t interview for my next job and all I could put on my resume is “I wrote a lot of code”
I think that it makes much more sense to think about a mechanical watch as art than a tool. Luckily (?), we have moved past the necessity of having a watch around since devices telling us the time are so abundant nowadays.
That is why, in my opinion, one should look at a watch more as a piece of art that can be worn than a means for keeping time. That is at least how I like to look at them. :)
> the slowest part of that from 'cold boot' is pulling it out of your pocket. No digital camera can replicate that

Except for the part about fitting in your pocket, any DSLR can easily replicate that. That's one of the many factors that keep me using them, they are instant-on and have zero lag when taking a photo.

With a toddler, that's priceless. The only delay in taking a photo is the time it takes me to lift the camera to my eyes. Or even less, as I have many photos where I realize I won't have time to look through the viewfinder so I just grab the camera and release the shutter, the DSRLs are so fast this always works. I can straighten and crop later.

With a phone, by the time I unlock the screen, bring up the camera app, let it slowly focus, let the slowly-responding touch screen button activate, the toddler is in the other room.
>making $40 billion on lightning cables sales

Someone commented this yesterday but the calculation was crap. What source do you have?
What were they before? This post assumes a level of YouTube knowledge that I lack.
I am deeply afraid of modded Factorio. Un-modded Factorio was addicting enough to make me lose a year or two...
There are fanless full-PC builds, though that would probably require you to build your own computer. Parent's overall point is definitely true though, the idea that you have to go all the way down to a Pi to get a quiet computer is laughable. With a few fans and a decent heatsink you can cool hundreds of watts silently.
An extra shoutout to "DF Tube (Distraction Free)" extensions[0] which have some of those UI zappers pre-programmed.

I use YouTube like this! Definitely going to implement some of your suggestions.

[0]: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/df-tube-distractio...
Pretty sure wind sails are going to be making a comeback soon.
Interesting, I wonder if they bulk unsuspended a bunch of accounts, or if they're doing it selectively. If they're bulk doing it, they must have a way to differentiate between suspended bots and suspended people. realdonaldtrump is still suspended but I imagine that one is coming back.

edit/add: Now that twitter is private, they don't have to publicly disclose mdau or revenue right? It will be interesting to know if Musk's changes grow or shrink twitter.
bootloader, systemd, or init ?

Parsing text isn't anything fancy.

It's just knowing what the marker is for a word/item boundary.

For bash, that marker is defined in IFS
for me it is the craftsmanship and just that mechanical movements are so interesting
I think you're "assumed context" problem actually has another term called "Curse of Knowledge" [1] (which I believe it's much more known as). There's a ton of strategies that have been written about it. Just adding this term here for people who want to search for strategies on how to work around this. It comes into play in all forms of communication, written, verbal, Slack, etc...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_knowledge
They don't exactly make it clear what you "should" be doing at any given point though, my experience of all Paradox games is that they have a perfunctory tutorial which seems to cover little more than "here's a country, click things to view them, move armies by doing this, good luck" which then drops you into trying to work out which of the six billion barely explained options will do what you want to do. I won't even fault them for that, there's clearly a huge audience of people who really enjoy it, but I prefer my games not to require watching 20 hours of YouTube videos and reading a wiki to understand how they work.
Thanks Nick! Always appreciate a friendly helping hand!
I've had the mount on a Nikkor 24-70mm break off while attached to a Nikon D4 due to an accident. The camera body was completely fine.

Then again, the D4 has a skeleton underneath the plastic and rubber surface that looks like the skull of a killer robot: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2012_Nikon_D4_magnes...
Well, giving users of social media tools to filter stuff they want to see themselves rather than making site's moderators be moral guardians of the site (lmao) is certainly a better approach.
Wikipedia's name policy is to include names that someone was notable under.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Naming_conventions_(...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Biog...

This includes trans individuals, such as Chelsea Manning or Elliot Page, who have their birth name in their respective articles. For some reason, these Wikipedia editorial decisions are extra controversial around trans people, so Wikipedia has a MOS section to explicitly address this in the case of biographies of trans people:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Biog...
Doesn't using a single DIMM for memory really kill the performance? I thought basically all Intel & AMD CPUs have two channels of memory controllers. So for optimal bandwidth on the memory you need to use a multiple of two memory sticks.
Yikes! I can't relate at all to your world view. That sounds stressful.
It's become quite influential in the worlds media. Back in the Trump days the world's headlines used to be "Trump tweeted <x>". Not that I miss the Trump stuff but the same goes for a lot of influential figures.

It was interesting in covid times that a lot of the newspapers had headlines "University x finds so and so about covid" but you could go on Twitter and read the tweets from the Prof of Virology at said university and get a much more accurate version released about 12 hours earlier. It put me off the MSM a bit to see how much they span things. It can be a superior source of info as long as you are careful to follow the real experts and not the cranks.
Amazon is the clear choice over GoDaddy for someone young, remote or not (I'm a few years older than your son). My recent internships were remote so I was excited to work full time in person/hybrid.

So far it's been a mixed bag. Positives include workplace socialization and ease of asking questions but I'm not learning more or being more productive than at my internship. With hybrid work, it's common to have two people in a meeting room with eight on the call remote. I'm considering remote in the future after this experience.

Congrats to your son for two quality opportunities!
Because "Wikipedia Is Badly Biased" according to founder Larry Sanger: https://larrysanger.org/2020/05/wikipedia-is-badly-biased/
Was it something like S2underground? I noticed he dropped off the edge of the map in the last 2 months or so, as well.
FWIW here [1] is an option that should still work. I would be curious to hear from people in Iran if this no longer works and they are blocking SSH to VPS nodes.

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33025954
I don’t think so. Reddit is about topical groups.

Circles are more like trusted connections between people. Like how society works.

I should be able to see the content “everyone” makes or be able to limit myself to exclude certain groups or only include certain groups of people.

This way if there is content that you consider harmful to yourself or you are unable to live with it, you can still participate on the platform. It’s an individuals choice, not a corporations.
> The biggest problem I see in developer communication is what I call the "assumed context" problem.

Yes, that's often it. But it's also not exclusive to devs. As the receiver I've learned to say / ask, "I don't follow. Can you clarify?"
Actually I like DT, especially the ability to name nodes and point to them from node properties, so I made similar config format for myself and happily use it to describe arbitrary graphs in configuration files.

It's pretty powerful if the config doesn't have to be represented by a usual tree structure and there's a standard way to link between configuration objects.
Any word on if controller support is coming to pc?
Generic associated types to be stable in Rust 1.65
> Obviously, they are playing “hard to get” to get me to pay some bribe and initiate the process. But after going through all this, I am not going to pay any bribe to anyone.

Given "bribe" was mentioned 39 times in the article.. Good luck!
The article says that "glucose" is the fuel for mitochondria, which is true. But the article does not say that "lipids" are the fuel for mitochondria as well while it should have.

Such asymmetry of presentation may create a dangerous illusion about the glucose as the ultimate nutritional fuel. That illusion may affect nutritional choices of a reader because the article painted glucose as the supposedly purest source of energy.
Everyone who owns mass media[1] and now will be competing with Elon is playing a game of throwing rotten hate tomatoes in his direction, very entertaining to watch.

[1] https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/futureofmedia/index-us-mains...
Or union labor. I needed some electrical work on a new house, but there's no electricians available for months. Hanging out with a contractor friend, I mentioned that the state law says "the homeowner OR a licensed electrician", and he reacted like doing it myself meant wiring the house with dead orphans or something. I've done electrical work, I just make more money in software so I'm not licensed, but that is somehow even worse because I'm depriving the union electricians of work. So now its a secret I take to my grave apparently.
The point of free speech is to push the line. Imagine if people stuck with the speech standards of the 1950s. There would be plenty of people here who would be disenfranchised.
For those that haven't see it yet.

https://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
> The key is that each community needs to moderate itself. The second you give one entity centralised or external control over moderation it can be used for terrible things.

Do you have any examples of this in practice? I'm not saying I for "1 person has all the power" but I'm not aware of any community that doesn't require 1+ moderators who have the power to hide/remove/block/etc, even HN has that.
> Me with my one comment?

You've made the same comment several times.

> but there seems to be a lot of skepticism

Why are you switching to the passive voice? Are you saying this or not.

> Given there's usually a fairly significant magnitude of the variation on inflation figures depending on the exact methodology

Not really. The price of a basket of goods, over time. Same as it's always been. As as already mentioned, GDP takes into account these numbers.
One can set aside all this economic tea-leaf reading and just look at the perception of the products:

Facebook: falling rapidly

Google: steadily trending down

Amazon: essentially unchanged

Apple: boring incremental improvements

Pretty much exactly reflected in performance and stock price.
probably fine with a seiko but from what I recall you generally want to see 100m to never worry about it. I think 50m is general water resistance and 100m is maybe you can swim with it. probably better to confirm with your own research if you get a fancier watch in the future.
Artsey – One handed keyboard with just 8 keys
Do I truly want to become a manager? [2019]
THANK YOU a thousand times for providing actual power consumption specs!
(Sorley missing from most SBC product pages...)
Syntax is the bike-shedding of programming language design.

Imagine you're going to write a book, and before you think of the subject, you're rabbit-holing whether or not to use the Oxford comma. This is literally the significance of syntax. Of course, it matters. But not as much as what your book is about.
A Listen: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uErKI0zWgjg

One piece at a time, Johnny Cash.
> So we are stuck with an extremely divisive issue which really has no impact on anything real.

The 2nd is a canary. Its song is the relationship between security and freedom. Should the canary die, then expect the invocation of the rule of sic temper tyrannis...HHOS.

Let’s just leave it be and keep that impact theoretical.
> Surely he's done with Twitter

Trump won't be able to resist, regardless of what he's said previously or whatever business interests he might have. That's not something he's capable of.
When is it due to actually be available? Announced 10 months ago and seems only started sampling last month. Any evidence they aren't also going to get shafted by the shortages?

And as always, this is the biggest problem with Rock stuff.

> ROCK5 maker Radxa says the board supports Linux kernel 5.10 and will be able to run operating systems including Android 12 and Debian 10 Buster.

Sweet. Debian 10.
After watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbSic4Oo8ME , I think fructose metabolism is more important these days wrt weight gain.

Consuming a high concentrated dose of fructose, say a large amount of non-diet carbonated soda, results in your body switching from burning fat to storing fat like bears preparing for hibernation or birds before they migrate south for the winter.

Even if you avoid foods with high amounts of fructose, you have to be careful because under the right conditions, eating a sufficient amount of sodium, your body will convert glucose into fructose and your body could then switch from burning fat to storing fat.
An Interview with Terry Gilliam by Salman Rushdie (2003)
I almost stopped reading at "neo-liberal", man that term is getting boring, especially when used in non-sequitur fashion like "The most severe disruption is when the regime turns off all cell towers and all local Internet. They just pull the plug and it's game over for any neo-liberal smart-arse that thinks v2ray/tor/shadowsocks is the solution". WTF does that even mean? What does the author think it means?
And the "more magic" switch: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/magic-story.html
Are We Living Under ‘Technofeudalism’?