skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can configure linux to directly boot into Kodi with zero interaction very easily[1]. If you pickup a machine with an IR sensor (some Intel NUCs for example) then you can configure it to use a remote[2]. RPis have HDMI-CEC which mean you can use your TV remote[3]. With that said I just use a mini keyboard[4] as it's the easiest and moat versatile for me, definitely not the most user friendly for people who don't know the keys though!).

Admittedly I only have local media and YouTube (via a Kodi Plugin)and don't use any streaming services so Kodi fulfils my needs perfectly.

1. https://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO:Autostart_Kodi_for_Linux

2. https://kodi.wiki/view/Remote_controls

3. https://pimylifeup.com/raspberrypi-hdmi-cec/

4. http://www.riitek.com/product/k08x.html
> They are both, but the incompetence means that the maliciousness, while intended ends up manifesting in some unintended way.

Oh yeah absolutely, the whole idea of Kwasi Kwarteng deliberately tanking the pound sterling by about 60 billion so that his wee pals at Odey Asset Management could clean up a few million quid was absolutely premeditated sabotage, but everything that followed on from that was like some fucked-up lovechild of The Sorceror's Apprentice and some malign bottle genie's implementation of the "Invisible Hand".
This is curious reading since my Intel MacBook speakers crackled all the time as it grounded through me.
Thanks DEA for forcing people doctors literally call disabled to ritually trek to a doctor every few months to plead once again for drugs.

What a racket. Entire thing is a farce, you can’t test for a mental disorder through observation to begin with and research proves how easily one can get an ADHD diagnosis by putting on a performance. It’s not as if these check and balances do shit.
There is hardly a monopoly in freelancer sites. Rather, this situation is rare and unexpected enough that clients and freelancers don’t price it that heavily into their decision making.
'Employers', but I agree. The thing is, rental inflation is going to cause the property market to go pop... You can see it a mile away.
He is making that correction regarding her timeline of employment/coding work himself in this thread. If you want to dismiss the entire thread due to a self-admitted correction thats your prerogative.
The local producers did reduce output for those reasons, supermarkets etc instead went to source replacement produce from overseas, but those overseas suppliers also had a poor season and couldn't supply enough.
What's has only a single, passing mention in the article, and none here, is how this fits in to MIT's curriculum. The content is supremely useful, but does not properly fit into a traditional college semester 10-week course schedule. MIT has this weird 'half semester' in which to fit this, and similar shaped content, for all disciplines. It is largely student run, as we see here.

> Independent Activities Period (IAP) is a four-week period in January during which faculty and students are freed from the rigors of regularly scheduled classes for flexible teaching and learning and for independent study and research. IAP is part of the academic program of the Institute—the "1" month in MIT's "4-1-4" academic calendar. Students are encouraged to explore the educational resources of the Institute by taking specially designed subjects, arranging individual projects with faculty members, or organizing and participating in IAP activities. They may also pursue interests independently either on or off campus.

http://catalog.mit.edu/mit/undergraduate-education/academic-...
It’s because we moved to request-response, and allow for deep linking / saved states. Soo the state of the session is more easily reproduced
lmk if I can help
Is there an issue with the link?
Other way I think these things could be improved if there was legal equality. This means the defendant couldn't spend more on legal help than the claimant. If defendant found using inappropriate legal help, they the ruling would be automatically in favour of the claimant.

Example: A big corporation done something wrong and you want them to make things right. You only have $2000 budget and so big corporation will not be able to use more than $2000 for their defence. If they have any lawyers on retainer etc they won't be able to use them either.

If corporations would like to spend let's say $1m on defence, they would have to give claimant $1m to spend on their claim.
I really, really hope that this traction on Hacker News will make Microsoft fix this for good.

Anything that gains such traction gets fixed eventually, but I want them to fix the root cause, not just this instance of it.
Upwork this is an automated violation on your end. What is the best way to escalate and get this resolved in a timely manner?
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You really think that an issue as important as basic food supplies is going to be bumped out of the headlines by a tedious government consultation on internet governance?
5+ years elixir exp here, about to take python/django job. Why do you feel sad! I just gave up finding elixir jobs for a couple months.
Presumably it effectively does if the extra cash raised isn't spent.
Yes, me too. I found this thread because I was searching on Google if anybody else was having the same problem
Either way, it's going to make Australia less desirable and a lot of people are going to suffer. The economy works in mysterious ways :)
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I've been feeling a similar phenomenon.

First thing I've been doing is connecting more to people via comments (like right here). Easiest way to do so is through a secret HN link.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/asknew

Second thing is subscribing to small newsletters.

[2] https://ooh.directory

Outside of "The Internet", I've been reading a ton of books! I've been particularly trying to plow through books considered "the greatest".

[3] https://taylor.town/books

[4] https://taylor.town/eschew-the-new

But most of all, I've been making things! Your brain might be trying to signal to that you don't need consumption or information right now -- you need to synthesize what you know into something new :)
Don't you just love it when people ask you if you've tried cortisone creams?
Oh, that's nice of them - now you can stop using a "personal Microsoft account", which is really not something you want to have.

Too bad that they didn't let you make a copy of what you had - mistakenly - stored on that account though.

PS - Suggest you don't make the mistake of replacing that with a personal Google account.
You can see who is getting paid to shill it. Watching Scott Manley say “it’s running at a stable 20 fps, that’s enough” is hilarious
>> There are only 3 ways to decrease inflation

No expression of confidence intervals, no need for error bars on this statement? As repeatable as gravity?

If we were to honestly restate the above with reference to uncertainty, we’d struggle just to get past the idea that inflation is measurable in any accurate way, never mind that it can be deliberately influenced so easily.
How to protect your career from a ChatGPT Future
> That is my problem, not yours.

It has become theirs.

Because if it's a problem in the first place, and they start to notice it, and care enough to voice up about it, it means it's become frequent enough that you seem not to have done/said something about it.

Their reaction is not about you. It's about the environment in which they understand they operate.

Their options are: care about it, not care about it, leave for a better environment.
What a shit piece.

The whole article is based on that Ukraine lets go part of it's land => Donbas, which is rich of resources and approx the size of Belgium.

And the article forgot to mention Crimea, which is the whole reason of the invasion in 2014, where gas was found and approx the size of Slovenia.

The core problem is that Russia still thinks in seizing land / war instead of trading.
Maybe for smaller YC companies, but this story on Stripe got 1624 points, which meant it was probably on the frontpage for multiple days, and inside they say they only brought it up because someone else mentioned having a problem.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32854528
It happened during the weekend, so there is none of the school administrators to help with - but that's not the worst. Such behavior should not be possible and his daughter should not be able to grant such permissions either. The school =should= know it's not a kid's account to begin with. None of the blame should be attributed to the school but Microsoft - there is no feasible way for the person to reclaim his account.

In short - you are missing a lot.
I use Django not just for the framework, but for the larger Python ecosystem of packages for just about any eventuality, whether that be NLTK, pandas, or whatever (and if I didn't need the full weight of Django there's always Flask or FastAPI).

That's not to knock on Elixir or Phoenix, and I like Elixir a lot, but there is usually more to projects I've worked on than CRUD apps, and I've found with languages with smaller mindshare and ecosystems that you can spend more time reinventing wheels because a particular library is missing, or it's there but is no longer maintained.
At one of my jobs Workday had a cookie config that let some security guy change his user ID to the CIO’s user and log in. It was hilarious to watch.
I'm pretty sure I did the same thing accidentally when trying to use my university's provided Office365. It bonded onto my personal Live account and was hard and annoying to figure out how to remove.
The way I see it, Deno was built to be an executable, Typescript-first, Web API first and have a robust security model. Bun is built to be an executable and blazingly fast while still learning from some of Deno's hits and misses.
Why don't you search the trademark registry of your country? Once registered in one country you might be able to gain trademarks in other countries under the Geneva Convention.

You might not need a trademark attorney. I have registered several trademarks in Australia using the self-service portal. Obviously every country is different. But the general principles are global. However, the costs can become quite considerable, i.e. many thousands of USD to gain TM registration in most countries.
Qantas is particularly scummy. They received over $2B in taxpayer money in bailouts and other concessions, stood down thousands of employees and did a $500M stock buyback.
Thanks yes this python.
I don't want to alarm you but (a) it's definitely possible to be convicted of a crime without evidence and (b) the only things stopping "the government" fabricating evidence are the government officials themselves.
The corps are/were old-right, i.e. linked to or emulating the feudal aristocracy. They are necessarily anti-feminist as they're male-only; there is no direct female equivalent that I'm aware of. In particular, I do not believe it would be permitted for a woman to recieve a duelling scar, or for any man to participate in such a duel. I think you would be very hard pressed to find one on the face of someone not ethnically German, either.

They were banned by Hitler as part of the general totalitarianism against non-Party organisations.
I wish central banks followed MMT and instead of interest rates they introduced the concept of minimum annual redemption. If the central bank wants to lower inflation without raising the interest rate it instead increases the minimum redemption rate. What this means is that your loan has to shrink by x% annually. The interest payments you would be paying instead are used to pay back the loan/destroy money faster. Interest doesn't destroy money, it circulates through the economy once so it is neutral on inflation. Higher interest rates mean higher monthly payments which means less demand for loans but the minimum redemption rate does the same thing but also destroys money faster so it eliminates inflation faster.
You need to setup your own set of API keys (fairly easy) but it canl break for a week or so at a time when YT make changes that need updates for but it's reasonably rare (one every couple of years).
For the uninitiated, mind explaining why TopTal (and the rest) don't look at all the same?
Selling 20k worth of $40 tshirts attract the same fees though.
New ride-by-wire electric bike drivetrain with no chains begins production
Radical new ride-by-wire electric bike drivetrain with no chains or belts begins production
Canada: High school student suspended, arrested for saying only 2 genders
Well, I would hardly call 10$/kilo affordable.

Where I live ( France), at the height of the season, and assuming you live in the south, good tomato will cost about 2-3$/kilo. In winter you can indeed buy tomatoes (for more money) which look like tomatoes but are tasteless and are therefore a different kind of product. It might be possible to get good tomatoes as well, but I assume this will incur a significant premium, at which point I no longer consider them affordable.
Well it isn’t wages fuelling the inflation. Wages aren’t rising but our mortgage repayments certainly are!
When I did it it was form questions like how to do an SQL join. The questions were not related at all to the work you were trying to do.
> I used to agree until I saw what has happened to biology in the last few years.

I'm missing the context here — could you expand on what's happened to biology?
I'm always amused whenever I see these type of coffee posts. All too similar. If you really want to try something different, I recommend trying out different water filters and using commercial machines. I still use an espresso machine, chemex, and grinder but now have a "daily" setup of commercial beans, Bunn CWT15-3, and Mocamaster that's served me faithfully for almost a decade now.
Crypto-mining scheme run from US school crawl space
Came here to say that. It's essential in every step of music production and playback, but mostly available to end users either on relatively expensive sound mixing stations in the entertainment industry or under ambiguous names, like "enchance sound" or "sound safety" for home usage.
Yes sure, but i was talking about OPs nvidia shield, which costs like 200 bucks and it also has gaming capabilities.

If all you want is netflix and youtube then of course a 50$ chrome stick is fine.
I've never quite understood why saying something like this is still socially acceptable.

I know that my own Mum and Dad didn't vote for the current government nor do they support blunt, poorly thought out Tory policy. Yet I know so gen z and millennial people that do.

If you want to apologise for something why don't you take responsibility for your own ageism, it's repellent.
I keep trying out Android phones and Windows laptops but the hardware are always inferior to Apple products. The competition has caught up and even surpassed Apple in Software but Apple has a big lead in chips, speakers, build quality.
Isn't it interesting that caffeine is the only drug fully approved and even encouraged by the society today?
I still don't get it why, because they drive them past the nominal volume limit?

MacBooks definitely sound much better than anything else I've tried. Just bought a new ThinkPad P14s and despite featuring the Dolby logo, speakers there are just unusable - I can barely understand words in YouTube videos sometimes, and it's not related to volume. (Still using T430 for bedtime YouTube.)
That part also grabbed my attention.

How would I do the core dump? (How do I attach gdb to Firefox? Doesn’t it need debug data from the compiler like what you get with gcc -Og?)
The shitness of MS accounts plus the almost requirement (modulo working around the asshole
design) that you need one for windows means my next driver will be linux.
Done with this shit.
I personally don't like the undertone of the class (tho very grateful that this material exists!!!) - this idea that universities are failing their students by not teaching them necessary material. I think a better phrasing is that students are failing themselves by not learning the material. I've personally never considered it the responsibility of my university to educate me - some of the classes are certainly useful for learning, but the ultimate onus falls on me to gain the skills that will lead me to success. I find it kind of distasteful how classes encourage a sort of passive victim mentality when it comes to learning - as if students need to be bribed with credits and cudgeled with a gpa to be forced to learn genuinely useful things.
Google Chat autodeletes ALL conversations after 24 hours. Not a legal thing. Not only a Google thing--it would do this for any other company using GSuite.

It's a bit of a stretch for the government to assume this feature exists solely to piss off the government.
I think your experience might be outdated. My M1 Mac's screen broke recently and I'm forced to use it with the lid closed and an external screen until I get a replacement. I'm using the cheapest external screen I can get because I don't like using external screens and am just bridging the gap until I get a new laptop. The monitor speakers are absolutely horrible, frankly I don't understand why they even added them. If is some cheap BenQ, not sure the exact model. The Mac speakers on the other hand sound good even with the lid closed! They sound miles and miles better than the external screen speakers to the point where I use them over the screen ones.
There exist a couple of wireless media keyboards with integrated trackpads like a large one from logitech or microsoft or some small ones from obscure chinese companies on amazon. There are also remotes that you can connect over bluetooth.

https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Wireless-Media-Keyboard-N9Z...

https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Wireless-Multi-touch-Certifi...

https://www.amazon.com/Rii-Wireless-Bluetooth-Backlight-RTi8...
The CMA investigated whether firms were stockpiling hand sanitizer and making excessive profits on it by creating artificial shortages, at a time when hand sanitizer was being promoted as an essential good. As your link acknowledges, they then promptly closed all the cases without further action.

Paying more to suppliers to import a particular non-essential foodstuff in a year in which most food prices have risen is even less likely to invite action.

If fuel prices can legally double overnight and fuel vendors make larger markups as global prices stabilise without the CMA batting an eyelid, it's quite hard to pretend that the CMA is the obstacle to us having access to the same food supply chains as European supermarkets...
A high profile corporate hack happened recently, lo and behold I now get tons of spam sms’s that I never used to.
Result in a ban and just keep that amount of money? They have to deliver it somewhere, so that both of the affected sites can clarify, object.. or at least learn and understand what this is about??
How do you attach gdb to a running process?
That's easy to answer: It is not architected, it is organically grown.

Product A adds a sign in. Product B from another team adds another sign in. Product C,D,E do the same. Each team has some special magic sauce that makes their system work better with their product, but worse with all others.

Now the corporate infighting starts, as management squeezes all these sign-in systems together, and everyone looses if any other but their system wins. So some compromise is created, based more on political prowess than technical requirements. The result is an API from hell, taking fragments from everyone, even if they conflict. Everyone pushes and pulls their existing systems until it fits in the compromise, trying to minimizing damage. Weird cracks appear everywhere.

we've all seen the organizational charts meme:

https://www.euroresidentes.com/tecnologia/noticias-internet/...

Remember how each organization builds a solution based on their organogram. Look at microsoft in the meme. Look at the sign in mess. Understand.

I predict strange, probably exploitable and surely unsolvable problems in the MS sign-in system for at least the next decade, just like their programming practices of the '90s had entirely predictable security consequences for a decade when the internet appeared.
>the habitual absence of experimental evidence.

You can run economic experiments. That isn't the problem. The bigger problem is the unstated assumption of a perfectly liquid economy even in the absence of money and the fact that the mathematical models are supposed to drive reality and not the other way around. Homo sapiens is supposed to mimic homo economics.
Windows Sysinternals
“Cool, but” pretty close to “Well, actually”.
Or it's just a limiter.
> being a barrista gives you a leg up on knowing about the coffee you tried regularly

we used to have two different guest blends every week at one of the coffee shops I used to work at. So I've tasted a lot of different varieties of coffee. I prefer dark roasted coffee.

And no, you can't make what I'm talking about out of 'virtually any beans'. You can make burnt, shit coffee out of any beans. They are different things.

Just because you have a preference for light fruity coffee does not mean you get to determine what is 'quality' for the rest of us.
A YouTuber went to the trouble of making it. https://youtu.be/LmAG8-V_WQY

He ends up doing the final step of the process on an uninhabited island in the middle of a lake for safety.
gdb <path> -p <pid>
Because they both build tuned and big enclosures into their speaker assemblies, and also use the whole body of the device as an acoustic chamber. That’s why.
People should tamper their expectations. This is an early access release, which only means the developer has transitioned to a more open dev phase of production. They will gather feedback from their target audience rather than only QA and focus groups. But the game is still in early-mid production.

It is incorrect to treat it as a finished sequel. Expectations are already usually too high for game sequels - the players do not seem to understand how hit-driven the industry still is and that a hit is not guaranteed to be followed up by an even bigger hit. But that's a separate topic. This game hasn't gone through the full production cycle yet - it should be obvious to anyone who cares, the game didn't have the usual 6 month marketing ramp-up prior to release, and it is still not feature-complete.

It is only a transition to an open dev stage in production. The game is an open alpha. That already might disappoint people who were expecting a finished product in early access. But it will doubly disappoint people who were expecting a finished hit sequel.

While it may be disingenuous to sell it at nearly full price (which makes it equivalent to a pre-order with alpha access, just packaged differently) or advertise the game with trailers of the full product showing features that do not yet exist, that whole trend in the games industry is also a separate topic.

Overall, expectations should be re-adjusted to the reality of the situation: sequels are not guaranteed to be better than originals, and an early access release does not, by a mile, mean the game is finished.
Bought an M1 for my SO two years ago. You can tell she's playing sound through it from another room, even the TV built-in speakers sound better. I am not dissing Apple devices in particular, but rather all laptops. With speakers so small, there's only that much one can do.

But then again, criticizing Apple hardware is a downvote bonanza every time, because Apple users need to feel like a particular demographic.
Truth is you need both. Some cases call for insulating someone so they can think deeply about one problem. Some require bringing everyone into the fray so you can cross-pollinate ideas. Mis-judge and you get cogs-in-the-machine or status-update-hell syndrome.