skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When I Google “midterm election results”, the Associated Press tells me it’s 48-48. Can someone help me understand why this article is saying that the democrats have 50/51?

Is it just assuming that the races that haven’t concluded are so heavily leaning democrat that they will finish in that direction?
The app list all the app's menu items shortcuts. There's nothing special to do except use a menu in the app.
'Like the Moon': Astronauts flock to Spanish island to train
Reading the instructions.
Domesticated, wild, or both?
I use Jellyfin’s web interface on the TV. It’s way better than the Android TV app.
I had one paper in close proximity: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7967748/

There are mouse studies described towards the end, but they concentrate more on sperm production than hormones. (Also they were fed tiny bits of polystyrene, BPA only gets a smaller mention in the introduction.)
Related; how militaristic all the American output has come, due to the military consulting on films, it seems like those films become a lot more pro-military.
Very polished, I'm impressed! It seems like everyone ends up recreating a PM or todo tool at some point. It makes me wonder if there could be a world where we have a standard protocol/api and then anyone can bring their own preferred interface?
Not stable, persistent, global networking, which is absolutely mandatory for cryptocurrency to function.

Ad hoc local networking may still exist sporadically in a world in which the USD or fiat in general completely collapses, but that's woefully inadequate for supporting cryptocurrency usage.

It also completely defeats the point of decentralization and trust less transactions. If an isolated community is ad hoc networking, they are, by definition, centralized, and extremely likely to be a high trust community. It's much more likely they have a far better means of transacting with one another.
Chat/message feature is great -- can avoid project-related slack messages.
Yes it can be disabled completely.
There’s no cloud services in Jellyfin. You have to set up a VPN on your server, and an account for them on the VPN, plus create a user account for them on Jellyfin. It’s not impossible, but it’s more work.
Manga Creator Demands Payment After Elon Musk Uses Their Art
Not even evolution, men would just be prescribed testosterone gel/patches as a fertility treatment.
From my (admittedly very limited, and very dated) knowledge of x86 asm, I remember that multiplication sets some flags if there was an overflow. Is there no way to multiply in C so that such an overflow was detected? Or do some CPU architectures not support such flags? It seems inefficient (to me) to do this check before each multiplication.
When you have to denigrate your opposition to understand why they think differently than you do, you are understanding nothing.
The Georgia runoff doesn’t happen until December so I think this is just pandering but am open to being told I’m wrong
Thanks so much for your feedback. We do plan to add custom fields in the upcoming months, and you can create custom task statuses from there. Tags in on our roadmap as well. We'll consider nested folders if there are enough demands. You can create subtasks now, but not nested subtasks yet.
How to Build Microservices – Atlassian
Online women have to deal with this sort of crap routinely.

I know a sex worker who was very careful about her online identity. She posted several years ago some completely innocuous thing, like “looks like I’m going to need a new pair of boots.”

From this one tweet, her stalkers were able to cross-reference which city she lived in by looking up historical weather reports for areas that recently had snowfall. They knew that she also was a professor, so they went down the list of female professors in nearby universities until they found a match.
Why are developers still limiting themselves by posting their code on the clearweb in a manner they can be traced and held liable for? Host everything on Tor from a server outside USA jurisdiction and this should be a total non issue. Code is speech. It’s time to stop letting the government get away with trampling on our 1st amendment rights to free speech.
"Also, I made a utility to archive the full text of every website I view and store it in a SQLite database for searching. It’s proven pretty useful when I want to find something I saw a while ago and then forgot."

This sounds wild. Is it an extension that just works automatically? Or?
I literally tried this yesterday (with official Canon Webcam software) and gave up. I think I’ll give it another go.
What treatments for this does he recommend short of direct exogenous hormone therapy (androgen shots/pills)?
This is more or less just what the article says, no? I suppose she doesn't mention levothyroxine though
That's their explicit definition: "Software dark matter refers to files that are not tracked by operating system (OS) package managers (like `apt` or `apk`), which renders these files and the packages they represent invisible—or at least complicated to find—to software composition analysis and security scanning tools."

That seems to specifically exclude software installed by, say, language-specific package managers (Cargo, Rubygems, npm and derivatives) -- which on the whole seems pretty perverse. Dealing with those does indeed complicate SBOM maintenance -- but people use them anyway for very good reasons (which sometimes include getting more secure versions of the packaged code!), and having tools that work in the real world requires dealing with that complexity, not wishing it away.
Distributed Auditing Proofs of Liabilities
Of course even though SCP sold for 50k, Tim ended up working for Microsoft, so his stock options likely made him wealthy.
Your "dream a little dream of me" MusicXML link on the instructions returns a 404.
Also people are missing that banks having 10% reserves doesn't mean their assets are 10% of their liabilities

It means they have 10% of their deposits held as cash. The remaining 90+% is in liquid marketable securities (usually mortgages and other loans which are freely traded if they need the liquidity)
I guess the point is you could have an open source program in the package manager, that then downloads a closed source binary blob component, that could be doing something undesirable.
She well sources for the decline of testosterone. He causes are weak though. 1st and presumably strongest point is against eating too much meat. But this accounts for a tiny proportion of the society. Sure obesity is a problem but she self refutes. Not smoking tobacco is super interesting. Not a point I had considered, but she denies this as the explanation.

Yet her omission of the known cause of lower testosterone is surprising.

https://www.webmd.com/women/news/20101209/birth-control-pill...

Oral contraceptives account for just 1% of the estrogen found in our drinking water

That is to say there is 99% more of something else which is estrogen in our allegedly clean drinking water.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endocrine_disruptor

There's a whole bunch of them which the government is not doing anything about; if anything intentionally keeping. This is why bottled water, culligan bottles, water filters are important.
I might get shit on for saying this here, but I agree with you that it's very difficult to make a decent living on fully "free" software.

I've had orgs not bat at an eye paying a few thousand for a software license if there are justifiable productivity returns and the license is required for us to continue to use the software.

If that license is not required, we would never give you a dime. It's sad, but true. Those few thousand, to many companies, are pennies on the dollar. Just price it graciously so you don't leave the little guys out.

You'll get grumbles but do what you need to survive if you want to do this full time and for a living. God knows you, of all people, have earned it.
Male fertility is definitely in a decline and has been for a while: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Male_infertility_crisis. And, if it's caused by environmental factors, it's not really something evolution can fix as it doesn't work quick enough.

Testosterone has been found to improve mood and cause pro-social behavior, not just aggression. I agree that your behavior (and further lifestyle) has an effect on your testosterone levels.
> I also recall a shockingly large portion of the population thinking that the US government was being too restrained and that every Muslim country should have been nuked.

I don't recall this. Citation?

> I think the other nuclear powers would be a lot more nervous if the American public were in direct control of those nukes. It simply isn't safe.

Do you think the Trump is safer?

An elected US President (Truman) was the only one to ever use a nuclear weapon. Without consulting the public first.
https://archive.ph/jWqqJ
Yep, most people focused on his illness and his nsfw speak and postings; I always just focused on the technical. The guy was a tech genius.
Tobacco use being hugely detrimental to health has been known and scientifically published since the 18th century.
The answer to that would be to make a builder image and copy out the installed files. That makes a smaller container anyhow so has several advantages.
The Jellyfin web interface is much better than the Android TV app. You’re not missing out.
Building an e-ink weather display for our home
Porting CMUCL to x86 required someone having access to a machine that it already ran on as well as a 386 running UNIX, plus knowing that the CMUCL sources were available and having internet access to get hold of them. I think these were the limiting factors rather than lack of demand.
Generally speaking, exogenous testosterone causes a loss of fertility, perhaps counter-intuitively. Men on HRT typically have to pause treatment when they are trying to conceive.
Specifically, domestic dogs are significantly affected, indicating they might be affected by the same condition as their owners.
>it's obviously something evolution would fix real quick.

By making many man unable to have children? That hardly seems like a “fix”...
> p1mrx 10 hours ago | undown | prev | next [–]

>When I looked into Jellyfin last year, the main problems were:
>- Can't connect to people's existing Plex servers.

that isnt what you wrote is it?

you looked at jellyfin last year and listed that it did not support connecting to plex as a "problem". Why would you think that jellyfin not connecting to plex is a problem?
> To have a global negative population growth rate could only happen in the case of a severe epidemic

Why? Europe (as an example) has a net population decrease, why can't this happen on a global scale without an epidemic?
> From an EA perspective, SBF made a morally correct gamble since his intent was to donate all the winnings.

EA perspective is not limited to one specific moral foundation (in this case act utilitarianism), it is a general idea that if you are going to be altruistic (for whatever reason), you should rationally focus on how to get best 'benefit to others' for your money. EA is not moral philosophy, it is altruistic strategy. For some, altruism is not even connected to morality.

So the gamble you describe is more argument against act utilitarianism than against EA.
Heinz ketchup is available in glass bottles and various other, smaller, companies offer it as well. Glass is pretty popular for "bio-ish products", at least in Germany (even though CO2eq-wise it'll usually be quite a lot worse than plastic packaging).
Would you mind sharing what the tech stacks is.

(Granted it doesn’t matter, use what you know best)
One thing I've always wanted in a tool like this is the ability to map out probabilities, i.e., we do A, then B but after that we do either C,D or E. Each one on these has an associated probability (C: 0.4, D: 0.5, E: 0.1) and an associated estimate (C: 10 +- 5 normal, D: 12 +- 3 uniform, E: 3 +-1 normal).

The UI would look like a graph and like ms project it could include resource levelling in order to show bottlenecks.

I know this probably sounds complicated but I think it maps to reality fairly well and thus actually simple (fighting reality is hard).
For more imagery of lithium mining landscapes, I strongly recommend Edward Burtynsky’s “Anthropocene” project:

https://www.edwardburtynsky.com/projects/the-anthropocene-pr...
I replied already here

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33582060

Also, actors don't get paid if the movie doesn't go well? How about the technicians, crew, marketing etc?

Lol
This would be huge for me. I can't really move away from Edge for productivity/work use cases until I have vertical tabs to a comparable usability in another browser.
Testosterone is a scheduled drug in the US. I wish it (and other forms of hormone therapy) were more easily and widely available for folks who need them.

Us trans people understand deeply what not having enough of the “right” hormones does to you.
Had to google FMT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fecal_microbiota_transplant
You site no sources for your conclusions, just declare yourself a self taught expert then say that you agree with the articles conclusions. Sure.

But you are completely wrong about there being no male infertility issue, in fact it is hitting both males and females: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/reproductive-prob...
Steve Barclay will have no hesitation in signing this off to Palintir (he does not care about privacy, and he wants private companies working with the NHS), except he's pushing for budget cuts and it's not clear that the NHS can afford it.

https://twitter.com/ncarding/status/1589642773011263489?s=20...
Thanks so much! It's still the early days, and we have a lot of things to do to make the app better.
Show HN: Made an app that assess the daily economic situation using Bert
Spoiler: is not too good, everytime something 'rises' it classifies it as a good news, even when is inflation or other similar things.
Perpetual war to destabilize your surroundings and weaken them, it's a known tactic

I don't think that US-Israel relations are at an all time low, Starlink helping Israel spy on Iran, Trump moving US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, joining hands in the Ukraine conflict are enough evidences to prove otherwise

They are playing double face because they know China will be a tenacious opponent, if the US fall, Israel will fall too

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/15/iran-says-25-year-c...
Also, and I suspect that you would know better than I, there's usually an issue with The Corporate Library, in $BIGCORP.

Most corporations, over a certain size, tend to develop an internal SDK/dependency, that needs to be reflected in all their software. This can bring all sorts of issues.
> it arrived on hacker news front page today, is what I am referring towards.

It arrived on the front page today because it was submitted today, and because it's an interesting and relevant article, regardless of the election result.

You'll have to ask the submitter haakonhr about the timing, but 6 days is a reasonable amount of time to discover, read, and submit an article from the Boston Review.
Itch?

A better interface to current search engines.

Itchy, so extremely itchy.

Implicit (or easier explicit) `AND`. Standarded option flags. Excellent (that’s the dream at least) option autocomplete.

Scratching away.

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...also, using the existing excellent python tools to keep my iPod shuffles running with music and podcasts (auto delete and trim when played).
Besides large init files, another way to get slow start ups is large history files. I used to set mine to hundreds of thousands of entries until I realized this was slowing down start up time by a factor of several. :-)
That’s counterproductive, testosterone production is in the testes. Externally supplementing testosterone will actually signal the testes to stop/lower production of testosterone which also lowers production and quality of sperm.
It's advantageous to use such language to defend harmless products too?
Agreed; mosdef.

IMHO, the rebuttal episode w/ Dan Olson, 6 months later, was spot on:

The Most Thorough Case Against Crypto I've Heard
https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-ezra-klein-show-2/episode/...
> Geocities and other public sites like it filled the void for people who did not have access to a shell account or didn’t have the skills to ftp files to one.

Again, you're echoing my point, while trying to argue against it(?).

WYSIWYG editors came too late, and were woefully insufficient, far from user friendly, and still required technical know-how. A testament to that is the fact they died out, and were replaced by site builders and hosters, which still exist today.

> No non technical user wants to think about hosting.

Right. The fact "hosting" is in the modern vernacular is an indication that this is a failure of early web designers. End users shouldn't have to think about HTML and "hosting" content, just as they don't think about HTML and consuming it today. A web browser is simply a tool they use to get "online", which is only a part of what's actually possible with the web.

> Especially in the mid 1990s when home internet was exclusively dialup

I agree with you there. The infrastructure didn't exist for everyone to run a web server from home. But the web is what drove ISPs and the general move towards broadband. Had there been an early push towards self-hosting as much as there was for consuming, you can be certain that ISPs would've been forced to deliver a service that was equally capable of serving content, and technology would've been created to work around the limitations of dialup. Maybe we would've seen earlier broadband adoption, or at the very least, symmetric connections would've been standardized.

Besides, none of that was relevant at the turn of the century, when broadband was seeing mass adoption. If self-hosting hadn't taken off by then, that could've been the turning point. But by that time, tech giants were starting to be established, and millions of people were getting online to an already established web.

Regardless, there's not much point in discussing _why_ this didn't happen. I'm only lamenting it didn't, and theorizing about what might've been.
Any way to get the ebook without using paypal?
I wonder whether it is true that we are less often "getting into fights" from the perspective of our body/CNS. Fewer fistfights, certainly. But - can our bodies tell the difference between a barfight and multiplayer videogame combat?

In multiplayer games we find the exact experiences you describe as declining: Questioning manhood, dominance dynamics, and simulated conflict which I imagine feels similar to our CNS (but: without physical exertion so maybe not?). There might be more conflict of this type for your average 20-something man, than in previous generations.

Perhaps it is the lack of strength training and physical exertion that is the major factor.
Then it would be awesome :)
Not pushed maybe. Pulled? Nobody is forcing those kids to go into that store.

In fact the only American stores that survive are the ones the kids want to go into.

So definitely pulled?
Your “product manager” is your stakeholder and your project manager is your scrum master but do agile processes really have no technical managers involved? Engineering manager can be “tech lead” or “lead developer” too I suppose but their workload is going to be skewed away from being an IC.

If Agile is being implemented in a way where engineering has zero formal authority or stakeholders that goes a long way to explain why engineers hate it.
Yes! We need a de-Mozilla-ed Firefox Fork. Remove the VPN ads, Pocket and whatever other crap they're trying to push.

But don't make the mistake of the other Forks of disabling almost every modern web technology. Don't rip out WebRTC. Keep JS on. Keep it usable by default.
I bought one to play around with. I've located radio transmitters by driving around and used the passive radar to track cars on a highway and airplanes at an airport.
Jack was absolutely positively NOT in the blue tribe. Nor were his successors.

They were in the dollar tribe.
Great tip! zr seems very useful.
This is definitely part of the issue, but probably not all of it. Excess adipose tissue absorbs fat soluble hormones of all types. Definitely not healthy.
Ultrathin organic solar cells could turn buildings into power generators
Oh thats cool. Is this part of the activitypub spec? does it utilise the alias in some way? Do exisiting messages, etc get updated to the new alias?

Sorry for so many questions - do you know where can I read about the mechanics behind it?
Robotics and factories.

Big tech happened because of open source and remote work (international collaboration on the internet). C, gcc, Linux, BSD, and publicly funded protocols like email and HTTP unlocked the last 20 years of growth. The next wave of open source is happening in robotics and manufacturing. We’re around 2005 right now in software terms. The iRobot, Nest, Oculus generation of companies was the first .com wave. Robotics and manufacturing teams are figuring out how to work remotely (accelerated by the pandemic).
> My D&D group pressured me into buying real dice anyway after I rolled five consecutive 1s in a single session.

Ha ha, Luddites.
Last time I checked it was incompatible with most half-advanced JavaScript apps by default. Not what I'm looking for.
There is no environmental benefit if we soon have tons of minimum specs laptops thrown to landfills because they don’t have enough RAM and it can’t be upgraded.
> So I'm actually pretty convinced it's changing culture

You’ve talked about culture but haven’t given any evidence of the direction of causality. Do you have any or is this more opinion derived from the second last sentence - “zero evidence that men as a whole are having problems conceiving”?
Sorry, I retract.

Now I'm just confused. How is photography not just what I indicated - something involving skill and art that it's illegal to copy and claim it's yours?
It means that you get long periods with no functioning government at all and when one does happen it tends to be unable to do anything coherent whilst simultaneously becoming committed to a handful of bizarre and extreme policies that the small parties demanded. It also leads to frequent collapse and re-runs of elections that yield the same deadlock.

The idea that FPTP must yield a two party system isn't right anyway. The UK uses FPTP and has quite a few different parties that routinely challenge the big two in major and impactful ways (SNP, Lib Dems, UKIP, Reform etc).
“Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset, or security, can be converted into ready cash without affecting its market price.”

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liquidity.asp

You have misunderstood the meaning of liquid.
Maybe testosterone levels were elevated in the 20th century and this is just a return to baseline.
Thanks so much for your support! We'll try our best to make the app great!
It's not any one things, it's a multitude of things, but most importantly low interest rates.
What a fascinating highbrow example of how demagogy fuels fanaticism. The author is so enamored with the Effective Altruism discourse that he goes to great lengths to justify the current scenario SBF is in.

And ironically he mentions interest in "saving the world from fascism", but can't notice himself being manipulated in the same manner employed by fascist leaders.
I love htmx, nice to see you here. I haven’t used it in anything real important but it’s a real breath of fresh air.
Thats interesting thought - if an instance is blocked, does that also prevent migration?
sexual market value
After over a decade of professional experience using bash, in 2013 I've started developing Next Generation Shell. I'm still on it. Probably not the size of project that you were looking for :)

tldr: better programming language (syntax, error handling, data structures - full blown but still domain specific programming language), better interactive mode (at least that's what I think).
> Business Source License

I am using this one:

https://polyformproject.org/licenses/noncommercial/1.0.0