skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I did first to Mint, then to Ubuntu. Couldn't bother with dual boot, have a VM for the few times i want to use Windows. Web browsing? all good same experience. Development? hey Linux is development, unless you want to use Visual Studio of course.
Yet again the most frictionless solution wins out. Who’d have thought? If only there were examples of this being the case…
Legislatures are constantly attempting to refactor or delete whole swaths of it. That's why we have elections. Their incentive is the tax money they get to control.
Yeah, it's worth noting that black people weren't usually referred to as black people in western societies back then, but various variations of the N word.

Black is an actual colour, and in opposition to light. That's where all these black/grey/white trichotomies come from.
Audi sell EVs as well as ICEs. You said you’d bought an Audi after considering a Tesla. As I said, poorly-executed virtue signal.
There are ways to turn rust back to iron, but what you get back is not the original strong steel piece, it is a spongy form of iron that immediately rusts in air.
Do you really want to visit this site?

A good blog post would be a detailed tour of this site and going through the process of buying a slave and then interviewing them about their experience, afterward I guess you could let the slave go off and do whatever they wish or perhaps resell them to get your money back since you are unable to take care of them anyway.
Also easy support by Arduino probably helps a lot of people get going, a lot of MCUs can be hard to get started with for people new to embedded programming.
RNA breakthrough offers a potential heart attack cure
Instagram is threatening legal action against Pixelfed
Should have gone to a psychoneuroimmunologist… shame it’s such an overlooked and rare specialty; anti-histamines are often quite powerful anticholinergics, especially when combined, and will substantially perturbe autonomic function. Autonomic dysfunction is often a cause for digestive issues, plus a raft of other things. People with these problems typically also have inflammation issues so the doctor may have come to the right conclusion for the wrong reason. Medicine is such a haphazard science that seems to spend the majority of its time gaslighting patients, at least they’re no longer blood letting or literally blowing smoke up peoples butts so thank goodness for small improvements.

Doctors, and by extension much of medicine, are terrible at statistics and the failure to properly use statistics means they constantly overlook otherwise obvious causes. Quite often you’re better off with Dr. Google which implicitly by the nature of the algorithm does use some statistics.
I remember digging into this somewhat and was surprised how prevalent it was; even in the uk, us and canada.

Once you know the current code words for the gender, type of slave, and job, you can even use Google to search and find open sites.

It was depressing to see but I honestly could not see what could be done. The fact it is done so openly and with so much money involved, I found it hard to believe that law enforcement was clueless if not complicit in it.
Pure luck. Seriously. I wished I could get back all the hours I spent tracking down termination issues. And don't get me started on 10base-T.
Sorry for the late answer, but yes, it would have to be a separate script or command, it is purely fictional, I made it up because it made more sense for the joke to have it, and people might have pointed out that my grep would have filtered out too much context, so I had to add this.

I'm sure there are many unix-y tools for this purpose, but I don't know of them. If you're looking for something that's installed everywhere, maybe a very big awk or sed regex with multiline wizardry could do the trick for most easy-to-parse latin languages and you'd just have to copypaste it around. It prolly becomes harder for regexes once you start working with right-to-left languages like Arabic, and languages with different ponctuation, so it might not be i18n-friendly.

Related Stackoverflow : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33704443/python-regexp-s...
Cutting out WhatsApp and losing connection with half of your family, vs cutting Twitter/Tiktok/Instagram and losing connection with random people on the internet.

In my opinion, that's the wrong way around.

I specifically have Telegram and WhatsApp to keep in touch with family & friends. I specifically don't use those other websites because of the reasons you mention.
I know from lots of past experiences that I have about 6 weeks of attention before something else shows up and gets me excited. All my side projects get scoped to 6 weeks or I don’t do them.
The Truth About Fat (2020)
The point isn't to justify slavery as cultural diversity but to be able to sell a more equitable model that is realistic given widespread values in the region. And one that does not inadvertently lead to more harm. As well as address the details of implementation and oversight.
Whatever you end up using for a proxy likely has 10x the horsepower of this Mac though.
It would be amazing if there was something like this for Mishnaic Hebrew and Jewish Babylonian Aramaic. Classical Arabic too. Super helpful!
Give me a break. What the above poster calls getting cancelled is not going to destroy their life. He's talking about fear of a downvote for saying something someone disagrees with on Hacker News, that's the context, so no I'm not minimizing the destruction of people's lives.
Black screen, no content, no text selectable, no interactive component.

Running Firefox 108.1 (24234) on latest iOS 16.1.3 with sunrise/sunset dark/light screen mode (currently dark)
Spray-on smart skin uses AI to rapidly understand hand tasks
You don't need to spend any time or effort memorising a bunch of menus.
Twitter matters, it's just a very bad business because people on there are too concerned with themselves and to push their brand as opposed to buying stuff.

When everybody is there to sell, then who is left to buy?
What about society being shaped in the dreams of other wealthy people, like Karl Schwab or George Soros? Is that OK?
Interesting! Are the roms available on any emulator where I could try it?
>Once you know the current code words for the gender, type of slave, and job, you can even use Google to search and find open sites.

Well, don't hold back. Open a window for us into that realm. If it was that "open" would it not be on the radar of agencies combating the human trafficing?
That's actually one of my favorite episodes. I really like all the ship in a bottle episodes.
I wonder how they are going to make it easier to understand the Greek alphabet. With LLPSI at least it can be given for granted that the great part of readers will be able to decode the Latin alphabet (and, say, understand what "Roma", "Italia" and "Europa" are even if they don't know Latin yet), given that English, Spanish and French made it (in different ages) the "alphabetus francus" for basically the whole world. That seems much less obvious with the Greek alphabet.
Like what I said yesterday, the only solution is to delete your social media accounts. [0]

The solution is obvious but perhaps the digital crack / cocaine is so addictive to many, I don't think people have the guts to delete their accounts let alone avoid the site in the first place.

Until you are off of social media, then you can see that you are not missing out on anything. If celebrities can do that, what is your excuse?

The mistake one can do is to open another account or attempt to replace it with another, which solves absolutely nothing.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34161859
Much easier to quit and go home if you are undocumented in America.
From the article: "Google declined to comment."
Maybe, but Espressif already has their own RISC-V chip (ESP32-C), which is perfectly compatible with their development platform (IDF), with a Thread-compatible model (ESP32-H2) coming next year.

Both cheap and profiting from the big community.

I'll buy an Ox64 (the ability to run Linux interested me), but Espressif isn't giving up easily. A few years ago, when Espressif was in more of a niche, it would've been an advantage to not have to use their weird Xtensa instruction set. But nowadays most toolchains have apparently added support and it's not a big problem anymore.
It took me roughly 2 years to find "success" with my side-project / micro-saas: users using my product on a daily basis.

I've found that the hardest part is the "post-launch" / "first-user" phase, where one needs to have the fire / resilience to keep building / marketing without (what it feels) anyone caring.

Once the first users (and feedback) start coming in, it becomes much easier to keep shipping.
I wonder what is the lifetime or how many cycles the electrodialysis part can last. More or less compared to right sized compressor?
I went wandering the alleyways in my small town in Alberta recently during the summer. And I was pleasantly surprised by how many garages had been turned into makeshift bars and patios. There were myriad garage sales and such but so many people had full on bars for themselves and guests.

It was like discovering a hidden world where the rules that prevent businesses from forming were all tossed out and people could just do as they wanted. In toronto, this style of business led to so many of the street front businesses that are literally impossible to do in any city now.
Came here for a story about my favorite Game Boy launch title.
Just change your mobile UI from being a carbon copy to something original? They even copied the names of the filters. A cease and desist seems justified.
The name matters much less than making sure you don’t get the various thermometers confused.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was such a justice who thought prison was allowable for publishing the law.

What a hero!
The use case that comes to mind for me is transparently and securely tunneling back to a central control server/common network with other devices it needs to talk to independent of the local network. So I could make a sensor for my parents and have it automatically tunnel its MQTT traffic back to my home network to monitor without them having to host an MQTT server locally. There are of course other ways to achieve this, but Wireguard is pretty elegant and straightforward to keep secure.

Another thing that comes to mind is if you're building a device that jumps wifi networks a lot. WG makes roaming networks pretty seamless, though I'm kinda struggling to think what an actual use for this might be.

Edit: Thinking about it more, you could use it as the backbone of some kind of cross-network mesh system. A bunch of distributed devices connected to their respective local wifi network but then form a common network over WG and are able to route packets. Maybe you could bridge the endpoints to Bluetooth or some other RF protocol as a mesh with the Internet as the backhaul but not having to think about the local network. This sounds pretty wild but would be fun to play with.
For some large corporations and their enterprises this might be the case, but at least their supply chain isn't going to be under direct control of CCP. E.g majority small and mid-sized companies supposed to have vietnamese citizens in management as otherwise you just can't do business in Vietnam.

Vietnamese government in general is not very fond of China taking control over their economy and there are numerous protections against foreign entities inluding discriminatory ones specifically against chinese citizens like a effective bans on selling them any land.

Disclaimer: I'm not from Vietnam, but I lived there for extended periods of time.
So one question I asked myself is what I needed in life to be happy, and how that related to my job. I settled on three things: a permanent home, a place in a community/family, and some sort of "life's work".

Now, that last one could be a job. I want to work on something meaningful, in a way that -- if I were on my death bed -- I could say to someone else, "carry on my work". I like my job, it's interesting and useful work, but it doesn't have that kind of gravitas.

But I haven't switched jobs yet, and my happiness is generally up & up.

I am also the type of person who nests, who lays down roots; I hated renting and feeling like a transient, I want a garage full of tools where I can build things and a little garden and orchard and to have a space where I feel like I belong. And as much as I'd like to crawl into my little den and hide from the world, I also want to feel like I'm a part of a family and a community, to have people who count on me and like me. To feel like I've made some other people's lives better in some way.

So I've been working on that for now instead of chasing the dream of a job that would provide a meaningful life's work.

Which brings me round to the advice and the question again. Are there things you can work on -- ways you can grow -- outside your career, that would increase your happiness and satisfaction with life?
And I thought he is a fan of Debian distro.
My vote would be for Sanskrit, though I'm very pleased a Greek version exists.
Slavery is most certainly present in the West. The US penal system uses slavery.
I wonder if taking a temperature after laying in your side sleeping would noticeably change based on which ear you were sleeping on.
Yes, it has a bit of the same problem Node does with NPM.

There are ways to minimize the final resulting binary though, such as link time optimization, stripping symbols, building in release mode, and more. The following does a good job going over the options:

https://github.com/johnthagen/min-sized-rust
The idea of an otherised society where some home sapiens are less human than others has deep roots and countless manifestations (war, slavery, gender biases, other forms of exploitation). It is also the primary manifestation of evil.

Yet is clearly an unstable (high maintenance) collective mental state. It is predicated on active oppression. The stable ground state is fundamentally egalitarian. Almost by definition.

Progress and civilization are not relative concepts. They are counted objectively by the number of brains that can reach full emotional, perceptive, creative etc maturity.
One thing I've wanted to do is put a battery charge monitor on the escooter I leave at work. I'd like it to report the charge back to a computer I have at my house. Running WireGuard on an ESP would let me send battery telemetry back to machine I control, even if the scooter was on public wifi, and without having expose any of my ports to the wider internet (except 51820).
I think you mean Andrew Ng's...
90% of the apps I installed are because I’m required to. Not because I want to.
Belkin makes a 12v UPS for residential gateway devices. Some ISPs here in the US have been distributing them with their equipment to consumers for several years. I use mine as power backup for devices in case of hurricanes and such.
You can have devices in different locations linked together (by opening ports on the WG interface) without opening holes in your network
I love corn, so I was excited to run into a corn option at a Japanese vending machine. Out came a beverage container of hot corn soup or something that I would not buy again, but interesting experience.
PBS recently reran the 2020 Nova episode "The Truth About Fat", which moved it from the "old episode you need to be a PBS member to watch online" to the "recently aired episode available for free streaming for now" category.

Weight loss and obesity discussions here often draw much interest, and this episode discussed quite a bit of interesting recent research on the topic that is relevant to many of those discussions so I felt it becoming available for free streaming again would be interesting to many.
"Please don't post shallow dismissals"
You may want to read this:

https://theexodusroad.com/does-slavery-exist-in-america-toda...

I explicitly note that in my own country (NL) there are also many such cases, especially in the exploitation of women for the sex trade which is particularly lively here and a reason why plenty of women from Eastern countries are trafficked here, as well as the agricultural sector where people are grossly taken advantage of to labor under very bad circumstances often having to rent their bed for roughly what they make during a day of work.

It's despicable.
2fps on my phone.
Talk about ways to bring a wife to tears :^)
I usually plan my routes a bit before I run, so I'm aware of what streets I am supposed to be running.

I've discovered a street that wasn't mapped at all on OSM (Tanglewood Heights, Malvern), I've discovered a gated community with no public access that were marked as public (Danebury Park, Malvern), and there was another parking lot/street I couldn't access because it was behind gates.

I update the details on OSM, and then CityStrides updates their data sometime later.
Yes, each distro has its own repository with its own package manager.

Author should not package software, distro maintainers should.
It's my site and domain.
Thanks for using it. It started out as a way to push out primary information
sources that didn't exist anywhere else.
"site"?

Not sites?

One thing I know about the internet, is that there isn't just one of anything, even if it's illegal.
In my experience, there are lots of highly productive programmers and I.T. people in their 40s-50s.
Gotta say, I just don't understand STM32's "HAL". ST's headers has proper macros (and structs IIRC), and it's so much more readable by just using those macros rather than the weird indirection library which is still a 1:1 match with hardware registers
Advent of Code 2022 in pure TensorFlow – Day 7
The article contains neither the word 'unexplained' nor 'reference'. What it says is "unexamined expectation", which I think is clearer and not an unreasonable thing for somebody in the industry to be irritated about. Yes, you probably have a "vending machine failure" story -- but it might have been years or decades ago, and you have an awful lot more successful-purchase experiences you don't think about. So bringing an expectation of failure to every vending machine transaction is not entirely rational, and it does ignore efforts to improve reliability.
Thanks! Were you able to get back in by trying again after some time had passed, or was the lockout permanent?
Yes; slavery is explicitly permitted under the Constitution as a criminal punishment, even today. It's pretty gross.

> Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

I think there's still a significant difference between that and the Saudi maid example, where they've not even been convicted of a crime of any kind.
Thanks, I did not realise that.
This is awesome application. I know from the pain of learning german.
From what I saw application is just for mobile users.
And about right/worng point you are right that users should be allowed to only swipe in right direction. But you can give a notification to user when he/she tries to swipe in wrong direction, as when I first used the app I thought something is wrong with it.
I got a job at one of the big tech co’s maybe 5 years into my career, which at the time I thought was a great achievement, but actually I found the job pretty dull and a bit like you say, quite far detached from what made me excited about programming.

I quit after 18 months and went into contracting for startups instead, which seemed like a way to still make reasonably good money (though nowhere near as good as FAANG if you factor in the stock) and actually get to do some fun stuff - startups can be much more fun if you’re from a “hacker” mindset I think as there’s always too much to do and not enough people, and plenty of chances to learn new stuff.

I found not being a permanent employee allowed you to have less of the downsides associated with startups, e.g. you probably feel more comfortable working 9-5 if you’re on a fixed term contract versus being a permanent employee with equity etc. Also leaving a contract after the initial term if it isn’t working out is not a big deal at all, so it’s a great way to experience lots of different environments without the commitment. I’m not sure if contracting is such a big thing where you’re based (I’m in the UK where it’s very common), but I’d definitely recommend looking into it if that sounds appealing.

I was lucky enough to land a contract at a company in a field I’m passionate about which allowed me to extend my skill set from pure web dev to also do some C++ development for an app, which I’ve found is a really interesting niche for me personally, and again I think the lower level of C++ programming appeals to the hacker mindset. I’m now back as a permanent employee in the “medium tech” (lol) world, but my contracting experience was great fun and allowed me to find a niche which I really enjoy and which led to work more aligned with the reasons I got into this as a youngster (companies using C++ and JS together generally aren’t building yet another CRUD app!)
People go to social media sites for engagement. If AI bots provide good interaction, most people will be happy and won't care if they are chatting with a bot. Hell, the best social site would be one in which I could create a couple of AI companions with whom I could chat about things that interest me that day. The companions would scour the Internet for related news and topics, bring them to my attention, and we'd chat. Kinda like HN but customizable.
>Do you really want to visit this site?

I'm fascinated because I track things like this for a living, but have never heard of anything similar to what was described here.
But that's not the point. The goal of the discovery spec is that the user can enter an email and sign in with an OpenID connect provider of their choice. If I need to do an MX lookup and guess what identity provider they are using it doesn't solve the problem of needing to maintain a list of supported providers.
That's why it's called a developing market. Many people expect that they can buy an index fund of any country similar to how you buy it in the US or some other developed market and get a return in line with the country's GDP growth. Often it's not the case.
Moreover, I'd say "social media" has also stopped being a term where the component words matter. I'd argue in today's society "social media" itself is a standalone noun referring to many-to-many internet platforms where you are able to see other's content without an active subscription (as opposed to messengers, RSS, etc).
The agencies doing that have their hands more than full, there are many more cases that they know about than that they have personnel to act on because politically it isn't a huge priority so there aren't funds enough to make this go away once and for all.

Chinese get smuggled by the truckload into Western Europe and the only time you will hear about it is if they end up suffocating, which makes it newsworthy. And that's just one example of many. I'm against the death penalty but human traffickers make me doubt my stance on that.
https://deliverfund.org

Some of the staff have been on podcasts to discuss... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoHHwRjPASc
The Text Editor Sim
Change your distro. Or become packager itself. I don't know much about Linux packaging, to be honest, but I found that packaging software for FreeBSD is not much harder than install it locally. If it builds Ok, it is easy to package. If it has problems with build, it will be hard for you anyway - you need to be developer to fix build for you, no matter will you prepare package or not.