skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe I'm reading this wrong, but the way they're presenting these climate change effects I'm thinking this can only be a localized good thing for Norway.
I hope we (Norway) will stop opening new oil fields. Previous contract (Wisting) just got stopped, hope we keep that up.
So, attempting to be objective and realistic are harmful to the cause?
I think it should be normal and expected behavior to wear a mask when you are in public but even feel a little off.

Way before the pandemic I would nudge away from people non-stop coughing on public transportation - even then it was considered rude to be spraying your aerosol around people going to their places of work.

I realize some people don't even have a choice of calling in sick, and while in the past wearing a mask would get you double-takes (what are you, a surgeon?), there is absolutely no excuse to not do so now. If you HAVE to enter public places while under the weather, wear a frigging face muzzler.
The contents taught at school are overrated. They can be learned with 1-2 hours a day of homeschooling.
It’s mostly about childcare and people who just repeat what they went through. Even coping with bullying is taken as learning how to deal with “real life”.
I think it’s mainly for childcare and is great at producing obedient employees and soldiers.

Higher education (for IT and business) is overrated by people who paid so much for their own that they only hire their likes.
Yes... I mean, Affirmative
But euthanasia laws require a lot more than him getting out of the way with his belief (common to everyone who stood up from bed today) that life is worth living.

It requires, if he is a doctor, that he gives approval to your choice, and in compassion's name try to relieve you from the burdens of guilt and doubt you might have from your choice.

It doesn't just mean accepting that you say "my life is not worth living", it requires them to say, "Yes, your life is not worth living".

Opponents said this was a can of worms, and it seems harder and harder to deny from what's happening in Canada.

(And to repeat, terminal sedation, treatment that hastens death as an unfortunate side effect of trying to relieve pain, as well as refusal of life-prolonging care, is defended even by hardline opponents to euthanasia laws).
I realized I can't really recommend books to audiences much anymore, because I don't read those types of audience-books as much as I used to.

But still, here are some I probably bought for $0.99 and enjoyed:

Lost Restaurants of Seattle

This Outcast Generation by Taijun Takeda

The Royal Navy Lynx: An Operational History

A Doctor's War by Aidan MacCarthy

Sniping in France by Hesketh-Prichard

The Art of Whittling by Faurot

Moscow Calling by Angus Roxburgh

Feynman's Rainbow by Leonard Mlodinow

Icelandic Folk Tales by Stefansson

If you like any of those topics then you have my random recommendation, and possibly the indulgent vanity of once more having avoided consumer risk, or maybe consumer regret.

These were fun in 2022, in addition to 1) web browsing, which I find is definitely reading, despite all its numbered-pagelessness, and 2) dipping back into lots of classics and favorites, from Blacksad to Darwin to Scaramouche and Tom Sawyer.

(Possibly throwing in a volume on the adventures of Groo, a Weird Tales, a Comics Cavalcade, some TTRPGs, and a Scooby-Doo Team-Up...)
The article is kinda short, i ask you to read it or at least scroll down a bit. Otherwise the algorithm will punish my article
I would pronounce pa as “paw”, like papa. Would you say it like the a in “apple”?
m4 is fine in production if what you're doing really is just string manipulation. It just tends to be used in cases like the one in this article, where you are manipulating structured text. In that context, you run the risk of errors/complexity/fragility because you are manipulating strings rather the structures.
Turtles all the way down. The social/environmental cover is a cash grab through bureaucratic means. He's gone rogue in that he isn't planning the climate via a supranational bureau of experts.

>The company says it has raised $750,000 in funding from Boost VC and Pioneer Fund, among others, and that its early investors have also been purchasing cooling credits.
Qt and wxWidgets are also worth considering assuming you would just be "writing" the code and not taking advantage of the visual designers. These do have visual designers, but Lazarus if far easier to use, IMHO, following the footsteps of Delphi and VB classic.
I am one of these people. I got handed a bunch of weird tasks and jobs over the years as a result. I agree with the idea that these people do best in startups where flexibility is needed. In the big company I ended up working at, it held me back from advancement.
Risking your health when there is clearly a way not to should not be a requirement. This is not a competition on who can take more damage to their body.
Android notification manager is more advanced here. They force apps to separate their notifications by their nature so you can disable some of them. iOS is a bit too broad here. It’s a place where they have been copying Android for years but keep lagging for reasons I don’t grasp.
Not to dismiss the effects of climate change, but when we start blaming every environmental change we observe on climate change, I feel like we're bound to misdiagnose a bunch problems. That is a serious issue because reversing climate change is likely much more difficult and long-term (and perhaps conducive to forming defeatist attitudes) than identifying solutions to some number of unrelated environmental problems.
Reads like a sales brochure promoting eco apocalypse. The question is what are they selling?
It's good to show users how easy it is to install Firefox security extensions (add-ons).

* uBlock Origin
* Privacy Badger (you mentioned it)
* Multi-Account Containers (need to show how to use them effectively)
* Cookie Autodelete
A small CSS icon library written by ChatGPT
I coerced ChatGPT into writing a small useful CSS icon library using unicode glyphs. I made it write basically all code and text for github pages and readme.
Scandalous, but I love it! (:

```
" Make carat easier to type.
inoremap <C-a> ^
```
There is so many things to comment here on. There are important social problem with gender roles, but we should also recognize what the problems area are and where they aren't.

Women are not a permanent lower caste. In term of their social status (and social economic status) their median are similar, even slightly higher than men. Their variance is much smaller, with few women at the very high and and very few at the very bottom. This difference in variance do causes problem for society but the fixes are less obvious than in cast societies where one demographic fully dominate the bottom of society. When looking at household social status, women have much higher in average social status than men (for the above reasons).

Women are also not victims of violence more men. The opposite is true. Men are much more likely victim of violence then women. Women are much less likely however to be perpetrators of violence towards men. In term of behavior there is also the slightly less known fact that in domestic context, violence from a man to a woman, man towards an other man, and woman towards an other woman is identical in violent domestic disputes per household. This is why the full title of those reports tend to be called "men's violence again women and violence in same sex relationships". The implication in terms of genetics is that either a person sexual preference influence violence, or women and men are equally violent but in different contexts.

(Edit: To pull down some statistics from Sweden as an example. Men are the most common recipient to need social support. Single men without children living below poverty line are more than twice the size of the next group below, which is single women without children living below poverty line. The group after that is single mothers, and the one after that are families with two married adults and at least one child.)
was it Magic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34148402 ?
Everyone is tough on crime when they are personally offended.
Correlation is not causation.

If you're indicating causation without any sensible proof, citation, or well-reasoned hypothesis, and just give a "scary" slideshow with "yeah, that might be climate change... or it might not, idk", then that will help people who are trying to show that "climate-change reporting is a bunch of BS" support their narrative.

A lot of people will then, when they see a few such examples, assume that all climate-change reporting is like that.
Is your hypothesis that there are lots of other CEOs out there spreading crackpot conspiracy theories that are doing so unnoticed by the general public because "mainstream media" has unfairly singled out Elon Musk?
cf https://map.schweizmobil.ch/?lang=en&layers=Wanderland%2CVel...

also https://www.schweizmobil.ch/en/hiking-in-switzerland/more-wl...
Hopefully Apple refines this.. overall, this is the cycle that improves things
Does this have any advantages over Docker compose? It does not require Docker, of course, but the reproducibility is going to be much lower.

Also, why would you write a tool like this in PHP?
nano also supports ^S.
Because we don't want to blame our wonderful education system and society. Why is very hard to find little boy clothes in other color than blue and little girls clothes in other color than pink ?
As far as I understand, it probably is https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/12/take-two-ninth-circuit...
What is a pirate LFL?
I saw this last year, really cool demo. Stronger materials are needed to make this useful and that looks like a nightmare to manufacture at scale. Also mechanical advantage seems to be a major tradeoff.

There is a reason biology tugs on ropes and lets reaction surfaces slide around instead.
Ask HN: Do we need fake sound effects in slow motion?
They really break my perception and it feels like negative learning for the brain. If an iPhone can do a decent job of resampling the sound why are even some of the leading creators using fake soud effects in slow motion videos.
If papa is a stand-in for father, I'd pronounce it with a long a, as in father. If papa is a stand-in for grandfather, I'd pronounce the first a as in apple, and the second as in paw. But of also spell it papaw. Seeing 'pa' in its own, I'd never think it was pronounced like paw, unless I was reading something written in Hungarian.
No, you read it correctly.
My children are all of driving age and must go to school/university. So they get older cars to transport themselves.
It's not uncommon in rural areas of the US.
If Netflix changes their mind and adds a banner on the login page telling you otherwise, it suddenly becomes unauthorised access.
Philip Glass, Metamorphosis
they didn't need to until they got privatised. public services being privatised pretty much never ends well... except for the rich owners who have they're losses subsided by the public and keep any profits.
What did you try to replicate? You will need the exact prompt (possibly with negative prompts), seed, CFG, sampler and model to do it.
>Henry Ford had ordered a dynamo for one of his plants. The dynamo didn’t work, and not even the manufacturers could figure out why. A Ford employee told his boss that von Neumann was “the smartest man in America,” so Ford called von Neumann and asked him to come out and take a look at the dynamo.

>Von Neumann came, looked at the schematics, walked around the dynamo, then took out a pencil. He marked a line on the outside casing and said, “If you’ll go in and cut the coil here, the dynamo will work fine.”

>They cut the coil, and the dynamo did work fine. Ford then told von Neumann to send him a bill for the work. Von Neumann sent Ford a bill for $5,000. Ford was astounded — $5,000 was a lot in the 1940s — and asked von Neumann for an itemised account. Here’s what he submitted:

>Drawing a line with the pencil: $1

>Knowing where to draw the line with the pencil: $4,999

>Ford paid the bill.

From: https://superintelligence.fandom.com/wiki/John_von_Neumann_(...
> Historian Wolf Liebeschuetz and archaeologist Sebastian Brather, to pick on just two, have both firmly insisted that archaeology must not, and cannot, be used to trace migrations or identify different ethnic groups in prehistory.

I didn't realize archaeology also had such "crimethink" kooks trying to censor reality.
It’s absolutely a good feature.

I was a passenger in a car crash last year. I don’t remember where my phone ended up, but after the crash sent everything flying, I saw someone else’s phone in front of me and immediately activated the emergency 911 mode.

The phone I had picked up was also now cracked. I believe in this case it still ended up working, but if the digitizer was more damaged the only possible way to call 911 would be the gesture.
What kind of keyboard do you have or what are some favorite ones you have tried? Been looking at bastardkb.com a lot recently, but feel frozen with choice.
Even the Catholic church firmly defends such people's right to refuse further treatment, and even to terminal sedation (painkillers that will shorten your life by a lot as a side effect). If the health care system actively kept him alive against his wishes, that's on the health care system.
That's definitely a risk.

The firmware on the unit is upgradable. While there's no guarantee that the manufacturer will (or can) add support for any given future standard, looking at the firmware changelog suggests they have at least some track record of doing this:

V0.65 2022-10-27 Add automatic detection QC4/QC4+/QC5

V0.63 2022-10-16 Compatible with other Xiaomi charging heads

V0.60 2022-10-07 Added support for PD3.1 triggering

V0.60 2022-10-07 Added support for Xiaomi A port PD charging head triggering
My #1 top tip:

Use a desktop PC, not a laptop, and unplug the mouse. Learn to navigate solely with the keyboard. This is perfectly doable, works very well on Windows and some Linux desktops, and it will give you a good appreciation and understanding of good vs. bad UI design -- because there are a thousand small things that aren't noticeable when pointing and clicking.

This doesn't mean just using the shell. Any competently-written GUI can be navigated by keyboard alone.

It'll make you faster, you'll learn a lot of "power user" shortcuts and things, and it makes you better at designing software that is accessible to users with sensory or motor disabilities.
> There's a lot more information on this stuff in the Chinese and Vietnamese part of the internet, the part that Apple's lawyers can't easily reach

Where? Will you post some links?
presumably a joke-y name for one that's not listed on the "official" website.
I think vim or neovim are both fine. The only reason I would caution against elvis is lack of Unicode support. They all give you most of the same interface.
I stay in Scotland and had always assumed the right to roam also applied to gardens. I thought it was cool that the law would leave it up to individuals to be respectful, and not have to state obvious exceptions in its wording.

The law still does defer to folk’s common sense and decency (to not leave litter etc.) but today I learned that it does explicitly state you’re not allowed to just parade into someone’s garden!
Don't build another AI tool
So no data at all, just anecdotes from zealots.

You're right, that's not going to convince me. Because I apply the same basic standard of plausibility that I do to all claims I hear. When someone tells me I should start using homeopathy, and there's no need for any actual evidence in favor of it because the benefits are "well known" to its practitioners, I don't need to hear any more to make up my mind. This is really no different.
So... much... scrolling...
To name but one of the questions that post raises.
I know what you mean. The “Oh no, our ground is more fertile” section caught my attention.
Schools are safer than homes? Where do you get that fact from? Has there been a study on this?
Generally when a discussion of vim comes up the people who use it claim that it's more efficient or whatever. Just look in this thread!
In the languages i speak gender is used in grammar, sex in biology.
Reading the quoted sentence really is weird (:
Agree, I do enjoy the feeling of plugging in a Lightning cable more than a USB C cable, but the spring-loaded mechanism wears over time and eventually there’s no snap at all.
Wait until ppl find out that the whole idea came from Microsoft’s early CTO
All the other times this was posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=littlefreelibrary.org
It’s interesting to note that this decision did not come down along typical ideological lines either. The majority was three conservatives and two liberals, while the minority was two conservatives and two liberals.
What benefit have we seen?
This reads like an academic paper. Can anarchism start with writing in a style that's actually meant to be read rather then satisfying arbitrary institutional demands?
“Excel influencer” making $2M a year
Gesetzte im Internet is published by the ministry of Justice

According to https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/impressum.html is "just" providing the technical infrastructure(?).

There is also dejure which is 100%.

Am I missing something.

The commercial Bundesgesetzblatt is a scandal indeed
None of the above. No one pronounces "aw" like the a in Apple. And most people do dinstinguish between "a" and "aw" by pronouncing the latter more like the a in "awe".
I agree with you. I bought an at home GPU rig 5 years ago, and it was good for a while. Then I realized how much time I could save myself by paying Google Colab $10/month for improved GPU access - close to zero config hassles. Running in Jupiter style notebooks is not optimal, but it is good enough. I am in my 70s and maybe it is because of my age, but I look critically at all my activities and always ask “is this really what I want to be spending time in today?”
Thanks for the links. So many vital information there especially with regards TTY. I had a bit of an issue with it while working with docker sometime thus year. It will be nice to learn more about it.
I feel like this is a good illustration of the problem with "eh, why does technical debt matter, everything is still working isn't it?" It is, until it's not. And then it's too late.
Sadly, you chose sarcastic trolling instead of clearly communicating your point. However, it seems like you're assuming system-wide keyboard shortcuts and consistent defaults means you can't change anything.

On macOS, you can change the keyboard shortcuts, including idiosyncratic ones, of (almost?) any application, certainly any pure Cocoa one. I have Word set up so that CmdV pastes unformatted, for example, and I have to use ShiftCmdV if I want the full suite of paste options.

So I guess I feel confused about why you'd rant in defense of "those who like different shortcuts," and then call out macOS specifically, when that's an area where it shines over all others.
The process is supposed to be entirely reversible. So maybe not so awful awful
Makes sense. A depressed person, sitting inside, looking through the window at their friends playing outside, I guess would feel more depressed.
Neovide is much better editor that natively supports neovim than vscode.
All vim plugins in vscode have conflicts with other extension rendering them useless
It's an evocative quote, but it's also nonsense. The selection of skills is a bit scattershot, but let's look at some examples: "butchering a hog" takes a year to learn, well, butchery to a professional standard, because someone who can butcher hogs but not cows sounds awfully 'specialised', some places even say that a butchery apprenticeship takes 24 months. (And I personally wouldn't trust an unqualified butcher to process meat I'd be eating.) Building a wall is easier, you can get a bricklaying certification in 8 weeks. Learning to "Fight efficiently" and "take orders" takes US army recruits 22 weeks (and we can throw another 12 weeks of officer training for giving orders and generously allowing this to count as 'planning an invasion'). Computer programming, sonnet-writing, account balancing, cooking and solving equations are actually part of general education, so let's ignore those. Basic first aid only takes a few days, and pitching manure can be learnt in under an hour. But then we get to "design a building" and "conn a ship" (not a boat, a ship). Conning a ship is a bachelor's level qualification in of itself, and designing entire buildings is a job for a chartered engineer, which requires years of experience and another bachelor's degree, so we're taking probably ten years of full-time training for those two alone. And I would not want to be on a ship piloted by someone who'd been on a 3-day course or live in a tower block designed by someone who'd read a couple of Wikipedia articles. Then we'll throw in a 4-year degree in whatever they're actually doing, and you're looking at a society whose adults don't start entering the workforce until their mid-thirties, and a newbie doctor or research scientist or some other field which requires postgraduate qualifications is probably in their early forties. This isn't even remotely viable as a way to run a society. And it's also implied that that list isn't even exhaustive, so the real numbers are even worse if there's some other complex safety-critical thing that Heinlein also felt should be on the list, like 'fly an airliner' or 'manage a chemical plant'.

Maybe with sci-fi anti-aging techniques that mean people can still be expected to be healthy and productive in their nineties, but in the real world, Heinlein's generalist utopia is pure fantasy.
i was just gonna say!! and with the remaster of the first game also
The christians NEVER got the disparate factions to join, until centuries later. The first years of christianity had lots of sects saying different things, and this is attested by Paul himself. There was no unified command of this new religion as the early writings show.
They were almost the only viable electric car for a lot of use cases for a decade. Only very recently have alternatives with 300mi range that you can actually buy emerged.
Hi, as mentioned in the post and on the website, it is using pirateweather.net, not Open Weather (are you referring to openweathermap.org?). If you are curious, the author is transparent about the methodology to achieve the API and what are the shortcomings.

It would be interesting if you could evaluate this properly and submit feedback again. What is your criteria for correctness? Do you share your samples collected? If I understand correctly you also concluded dark sky was unreliable (1.5). This does not match my experience (Canada). In which way?
> Is this "the best there is" in this price category

That was my conclusion when I looked into this about a month ago, especially if USB-C is the main focus. I remember a reviewer pointing out some deficiencies on the USB-A front (compared to other, simpler, meters) but unfortunately I don't remember what they were.
I'm not referring to Elvis though, at least I don't think so:

https://github.com/neovim/neovim/wiki/UI-architecture
LFL, aka the most reliable way to get a pokemon go stop near your house.
> The right question is “which systems have produced the most new wealth for their participants”

Is that the right question, though? Just the sum of the wealth produced, with no concern to how that wealth is distributed, the effects it had on the population or any externalities?

There are wide differences in human flourishing even among capitalist societies, so it may be better to look what other ingredients make the most difference, aside of private ownership and free trade.