skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
True, now they are just used against you in the press when they get released one way or another, legally or not.

Then, the entire point for some lawsuits existing is to set the stage for that information to come out for no good legal reason.

You can think of it as legal hacking.

I regret writing that last sentence.
Deno doesn't lack package management, but it does lack a CLI like npm. There are community CLIs (like trex), however.
As a coffee latecomer, I've spent little time and way less than a thousand dollars equipment in the search for the perfect cup.

And at the end of it all, I found that a used jura on craigslist makes everyone go "wtf have I been diong" and when travelign I just dropship an aeropress and a bag of grond beans to the friend I'm visiting. but the jura is better.
No it's a shout-out directed toward all the emacs users out there
I suggest not using bun bun right now and trying again after Bun v0.6.

We are working on a rewrite of the bundler. The current implementation only bundles node_modules (meaning it doesn’t behave like esbuild —bundle), doesn’t correctly handle a number of cases with ESM <> CJS interop, and doesn’t produce compact or optimized output. Fixing this is one of the top priorities right now.
Who is holding loan officers accountable?
> US Gov can fire head of CIA for being a dick.

Just don't go driving around Dallas in an open top limo if you do.
Funny it took humans 20 years to figure that out.
> Let me ask you this: is everyone who owns an American gun an American trooper?

When they are operating an American Patriot missile system they just might be.

> Ukrainian soldiers, have been seen on camera many times just straight out executing citizens, I mean im sure you'll find a way to justify a Ukrainian tank shooting at a school in a town they where meant to be 'liberating'.

Okay show me some evidence that isn't from some Russian propagandist site. It also doesn't at all excuse the Russian crimes, but if you want to think that Ukrainians doing bad stuff justify Russians raping children go for it I guess.

> It was just a theory. Since you haven't linked the source yet, I'm not aware of the whole context of this post. So yeah. Sources again.

A theory with no credibility either.

> How exactly did they get such reputation? Ah, USA propaganda, alright. Ever since the cold war they were trying to smear reputation of USSR soilders, now they do the same shit to Russia. Let's take for example the "Bucha massacre".

Ah yes, I keep forgetting its all USA propaganda everything that Russia has every done thats terrible, even if its caught in 4k, with an admission on camera its all 'fake news propaganda'.

> But the fact is it's USA army who's known for atrocities during war. Like shit they did in Vietnam, Afghanistan, Yemen, Iraq, Pakistan, Libya, and so and so on... They were ruthless. The amount of war crimes committed by them just in 21st century probably exceeds all of humanity previously. Their officials singing in a cheery voice shit like "bomb bomb bomb Iran".

> Why don't you talk shit about them? Ah, they were bombing brown people, they probably are worth less to you.

The Americans did terrible things in a large number of countries in the 21st and 20th century and should have never entered a large number if not all the wars they where in.

But this whataboutism doesn't stop the fact that Russian troops, torture and rape civilians and commit other horrendous warcrimes in Ukraine.

I just admitted America did terrible things.

Now why don't you admit that Russia should get out of Ukraine and stop committing all the war crimes they seem endlessly commit.

Your response will no doubt be laden with claims about it all being fake news and you will somehow justify all of the heinous acts they commit.
The wage-price spiral is a mechanism for inflation. But the cause of inflation in the first place is the monetary expansion.

You can't have a wage-price spiral without excess money to drive the higher prices and wages.

It's the difference between the source of the fire (fuel + ignition source) versus the propagation of the fire (combination of oxygen + fuel).
Well you can get advanced parole and a work permit while waiting your priority date.
Editi decided not to post video as there is an infinite what ifs that I can't be bothered to answer.
Took me a few seconds to realize why this sounded wrong ha
To me, this article was less about letting something fail and more about letting people learn for themselves. And I agree: It’s very hard to explain a solution to people when they haven’t fully understood the pain points you’re trying to solve and/or avoid.
IMO "never pay for software no matter what" is a red flag to me. Buying a license can be the right choice if it saves you money on ops or hardware.
That site literally gives the overall tax rate as 28.68%, 42nd in the world. The US is 53rd, and the UK is 29th.

The single figure of 45% is the highest tax bracket, which only starts at $180,000/year. Australia has a higher minimum wage than most countries, so a large proportion of the population are in minimum wage jobs. People on minimum wage here make ~$40k/year and pay around 14% tax.

Not that any of that really matters if you're talking about government spending, since the overall tax rate is what determines government income, not what any individual person is paying.
This is almost exactly the opposite of what you should do in this situation
It’s disgusting that psychiatric medication is lumped in with opiates by the DEA and subject to many of the same hamfisted policies.
My Beef with Tyler Cowen
Tyler purports to be an economist. In this post, I breakdown his latest Bloomberg article on Macroeconomics. Low interest rate should be known as the Mancur Olson Solution. The more rentseekers win, the more the Mancur Olson Solution rewards risk takers.. It will stay until its job is done.
> I tell what... instead of trying to appeal to authority (which is a fallacy of course), try looking at the information itself. We are all grown people, we can judge for ourselves what is bullshit and what's not, right?

You literally tried to appeal to an authority yourself, but your authority is someone who unashamedly just pushes Russian propaganda.

But if you believe the fairy tails the Russians tell, like the Ukrainian black magic battalions, or the bio lab generated mutant super soldiers, or maybe its the Russian insistence they wouldn't invade then I don't even know what to say.

> Your attempts at discrediting the source are ridiculous. Just because the boy cried "wolves" before with none to be seen, doesn't mean the wolves are not there this time around.

Your source doesn't need discrediting because it has no credibility.
Yes! Absolutely! I’ve wanted a Polynesian voyaging game for ages, and I’ve always imagined the navigation would be integral, as it was sometimes more impressive than the actual journey IMO
ADHD clinics are the new pain clinics. With Covid and the rule changes allowing virtual visits for controlled substances, we ended up with start-ups like Cerebral Inc.
The content taught here is the highest payout thing you can learn, in my opinion. Certainly more important than actually writing code or learning algos.

What this content covers should unlock iteration speed, which is the single greatest lever in learning and growing faster (on a computer). Thus it gives you more cycles to go back to improving your code, experimenting with algos, etc. Probably also highly correlated with upwards mobility in the software job market.

Great seeing this under a common umbrella I can hand to students and new grads.
I don't speak for Jarred or Andrew, but here is a recent exchange between them about this matter: https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/14542#issuecomment-141...

The tension is understandable: Zig is explicitly not production-ready, yet it has such attractive performance and productivity properties, and has even proven useful in production scenarios (Bun, Uber, Tigerbeetle). But Andrew's suggestion is correctly aligned with Zig's mission and current level of maturity. If you have a complex project with lots of users like Jarred does, stick with a tagged release for now.

The highest priority of Zig pre-1.0 is to make the language the best it can be — which it will be in due time. The target audience of the master branch is those who can withstand churn and are focused on getting it there.
Show HN: Lotus Reader: A Hacker News Client
> Qantas has raised prices to ensure the flight demand meets what it can supply.

This is weasly language for "price gouging". There's literally no problem with Qantas just selling the seats they had at reasonable prices and then saying, "sorry, no more seats available".

Instead, you're trying to portray it as totally natural and just that they take advantage of any circumstances to squeeze as much out of their customers as possible.

Market-think has perverted your worldview. The people tolerate markets because they generally serve the common good via innovation, competition and self organization. When the market deviates from that objective, like by price gouging to enrich a few at the expense of the public, it is right to criticize and correct it, not try to justify that the market is right and the common good is wrong.
Slight tangent, but what's with the capitalization of VI and VIM?

You surely know those are not acronyms, yet I've seen VIM miscapitalized many times, even by experienced users, and it's always slightly irritating.

EMACS, while historically accurate, also isn't common anymore.
Whatever you do, go to a lawyer first.
Dr. Terry Wahls addressed the role of diet and MS over a decade ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLjgBLwH3Wc
Agreed. These types of articles read like “pop-sci” nowadays… How many more decades will it take for any sort of commercialization of this research to take place?
Nice try. 1. Income tax is just kind of tax. 2. 45% is the highest tax tier in a 5 tier system, paid on every dollar over $180K. 3. The same site you got "#17" from says Australia is ranked #42 the World for an overall "tax burden" statistic ...
I love vim, it's great to know how to navigate it, but I have met very few people who use it professionally. I'd love to hear others' experiences, there.
Practical Tips for Async Communication
I’m not sure why doctors still prescribe any of this stuff.

Straterra for ADHD.

Tramadol, ibuprofen, Tylenol 3, and gabapentin for pain.

Nothing stronger than hydroxyzine and clonipin for breakthrough anxiety.

Everything else should be dealt with by mature coping mechanisms. Europe does it just fine - but not here in USA.

I guess providers get rated by customers and we’re capitalists so addicts are the byproduct.

Even people in this thread say they make sure to call every month for refills. That behavior is definitely noticed by physicians. Patients won’t do that for other drugs of far greater importance to their health. They’re very sticky for the fun stuff no matter the friction put in place.
Do you have a source that actually quotes the government document it references? Your link is just a rehash of an original piece which itself offers literally no evidence of it's accuracy. In point of fact, I searched further and found this[1]...

>Fox News Digital could not verify the extent of the list of books, movies and shows flagged under the government program and the Home Office could not verify the existence of the list.

As of now, Murray's claims are the only thing any other outlet has cited as "proof"; can you provide something a bit more substantial before possibly spreading FUD?

[1]https://www.foxnews.com/world/uk-counterterrorism-program-fl...
> Ukrainians are dying in a war that any educated person knows they are likely to lose. The more money we send them, the more Ukrainians will die. The best solution is a peaceful solution.

The only peace with Russia is through strength.

The only way peace can exist in Ukraine is for the idea of attacking to Ukraine to incur such a large loss that it is unlikely Russia tries again.

Russia doesn't follow international agreements anyway, they have shown themselves to be entirely unreliable, in this situation the only peace must come at a military defeat for Russia.
All of mine are missing bar the first one
I should add LDN can normalize thyroid function so if someone is on medication it’ll likely need to be adjusted.

And the dreams are next level crazy vivid, it’s probably the most common complaint. Sometimes it can be hard to go to sleep knowing there is a dragon waiting to eat you again. There can be a dissociative feeling when you wake up as you try to work out what was real and what isn’t. Was I really just storming the beaches in Normandy? Hmm seems unlikely, but it feels like I was just there.
That's what markets do, they co-ordinate supply and demand. If you can't raise prices to ease demand, what do you do?

That extra money they are making, is then used to invest in more planes, and crew to staff more flights to serve more customers/

You can't have capitalism, without both sides of that coin. That's how markets work.
Wasn't aware it was possible to switch LG TV sources via Home Assistant. Set up a Autokey script to call the Home Assistant API to trigger a script to switch sources between my work Mac and personal PC. Works great, don't need to move my hands from the keyboard and is much quicker than using the remote.
Lots of people at my work use it, but I don't know if I'd consider it essential. If you can use any editor/IDE very fluently that's good; probably doesn't hurt to learn with vim if you don't already have that.
Wait.. what? Stellar remnant? I've never heard any talk at all that our sun is that far along in it's stellar evolution. Is that legitimate or some whacky stuff.
I just noticed that today myself. I opened up a 2lb bag of beans I bought from a former coworker's new roasting company, and the beans really took some muscle. Brewed up nicely in my pour-over.
Naltrexone gave me the rarest side effect - seizures, and that's extremely rare because it generally bolsters seizure threshold. It surprised my doctor. About 3 months into taking it I had a complete absence seizure at work while operating a 1kW LASER. The thing's supposed to fire for a split second, I had it happen just as I was hitting the fire button, kept the fire button held with my body for just short of a minute. I came to from the smell of vaporizing metal hitting my nose. Whoops, $10K experimental board wrecked.

As soon as I got off the medication and let it clear out of my body for a month, I quit having auras or any other odd seizure-related symptom. Damn glad that didn't happen while driving.
Yeah, well, you know, that’s just like, your opinion, man.
Yeah nah, there’s that alt economics we were talking about.

There are multiple causes, money supply is only one of the factors at play. Using your fire example, there are three factors, miss any one of them, no fire.

Choosing then to blame a single factor is … well it’s just wrong.

And that’s if we grant your fire analogy as valid in the first place.

Regardless of the above - conflating monetary supply inflation with general inflation is a favourite meme among the Austrians, they aren’t the same thing. Austrian economics (usually beloved of libertarians) is an idealogical, rather than descriptive, school of thought.
I'm using vim for 10 years and I know I have a lot of "bad" habits that I'm trying to eliminate, but it's hard. For example:

1. instead of doing 4j I might do jjjj

2. if I'm in the middle of a word and want to change it, I'll do bcw instead if ciw

3. if I want to copy 3 lines, I'll do Shift-V+jjj+ESC, instead of just 3yy

4. (possibly other 100 items here...)

But I find it very hard to change those habits. Anyone else struggling with this? Any tips to share in case you managed to get rid of them?
It is not about only Vim as editor but Vim as keybindings too. Nowdays, most of all modern IDEs support Vim keybindings along well integrated IDE features.
I am downvoting this comment for referring to medication as “the fun stuff.” Job loss is not uncommon and a powerful motivator.
It's the difference between Napa vs Sonoma wineries. The difference between Cypress Point vs Pebble Beach vs Pacific Grove in golf.

Subcultures become so niche and cliquey that content hardly matters compared to branding.

The thing that really drives me nuts about the whole thing is that people not only embrace it, but seek it out.
Could allow the reserve bank to change the mandatory rate of retirement savings in Australia - currently 10.5% of their wages.

It'd have the same effect as interest rate rises in removing consumer demand without the kinda icky feeling of just sending that money to the income statement of a bank as mortgage payment increases.

Obviously not a silver bullet, but perhaps another tool to make available.
Those remind me of the dummy computers sometimes seen in office furniture stores .
In the words of one of my favorite authors: “Art is a concretization of metaphysics. Art brings man’s concepts to the perceptual level of his consciousness and allows him to grasp them directly, as if they were percepts”
Using vim itself? I mean, yeah picking up ninja edits here and there.

Using vim motions? Everywhere. All the time.
Just like with ourselves. For our planet, thoroughly studying the inside of it will probably yield much more interesting results than looking always outside of it.

Look forward to a lot more research about the inner workings of our planet.
man I forever wanted to have a class like this... but also know it would have gone way over my head, I learn by solving problems I actually have. But having known version control would have saved me so much time. I got by with judicious use of tar -gz
I was just pointing out that at the end of the day, it is the employees that pay the price for the leadership being asshats.

I want people that dictate that a company does evil to pay the same price as if they were doing the same thing without the corporate shield. If felons lose the right to vote and are prevented from other rights afforded to other citizens, then corporate felons should also lose rights like never being able to lead a company, pay fines, as well as possibly being a guest of the state.
I've used a Apple Magickeyboard and a small android eink tablet (in vertical orientation) for some writing and light programming in Termux/Emacs. Very portable setup and distraction-free

I don't really know if an external corded keyboard would draw much more power than bluetooth one (one could argue it'd be less b/c no wireless radio). Would be a bit tricky to confirm
If I want advice on peace talks with North Viet Nam to further the aims of Richard Milhaus Nixon, I'll ask Henry.

If it's about computer science and the revolutions in human understanding I'd rather seek more .. competent information.

Here's a hint Henry: it's not conversing any more than Eliza was. Unlike Eliza, It's applying statistics to your inputs from a large training set which probably included your own infamous statements, and would be about as misleading to true facts as you were, when it suited you.

Conversation demands cognition. Notwithstanding wishful thinking, cognition is entirely absent, except that we are told sometimes a mechanical Turk responds or assists. I hope Henry, you don't think this either a citizen of Türkiye or, mechanical.

I miss Christopher Hitchens.

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In the style of Henry kissinger, quoting Lenin, write two paragraphs about lalr parsers

As Lenin once said, "The capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them." In the realm of computer science, we can apply this same principle to LALR parsers. These powerful tools are designed to efficiently analyze and interpret complex grammars, but in the wrong hands, they can become a liability.

LALR parsers have revolutionized the way we process and understand programming languages. Their ability to handle context-free grammars with minimal lookahead has made them a staple in the field of compiler design. However, we must be cautious not to rely too heavily on these tools, lest they become a crutch that blinds us to the true nature of the languages we seek to understand. As Lenin would have warned us, we must remain vigilant and remember that even the most powerful tools can be used against us if we are not careful.

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In the style of groucho marx, quoting kissinger, write two paragraphs about lalr parsers

Well, as my dear friend Henry Kissinger once said, "There cannot be a crisis next week. My schedule is already full." And I can't help but wonder if he was talking about the world of LALR parsers.

You see, these parsers are a remarkable invention. They can take complex grammars and churn out efficient code faster than you can say "Marx Brothers." But, like anything in life, there's a catch. We must be careful not to rely too heavily on these parsers, or we risk losing sight of the very languages we seek to understand. As Henry would say, "The absence of alternatives clears the mind marvelously." So let's keep our options open
Apologies for being judgemental, buying a basket full of cucumbers (it was actually every cucumber on the shelf, at the time) is in no way selfish, especially on the same day that a shortage of cucumbers makes headline news?
The whole point is to preserve the protective coating and I don't see how this can happen when you clean the eggs. I'm not a chicken farmer though and maybe the dirt
is removed somehow.
Remote attestation doesn't work if i have permission to modify memory. My kernel module wont even show as loaded...

If you can modify sytem memory its trivial to bypass any checks the anticheat has. To the point where you simply modify the anti cheat in memory to say 'sure i've done all those checks'.
If you take a real well-played snooker ball, it has plenty of tiny but visible scratches, say, 0.25 mm deep.the ball's diameter is 52.5 mm, so the scratches depth is about 1/200 of its diameter. If we take Earth's diameter as 12750 km, scratches like that would be features about 63 km tall, nearly an order of magnitude larger than tallest mountains on Earth. If course the mantle is smaller diameter, but unless we cannot detect roughly 50 km-tall ridges (I don't know much about seismic wave registration), it's about as smooth as a billiard ball %)
Ask HN: Why Is the Internet Boring?
Im on a slow downhill trajectory concerning things on the 'net to read, learn, and/or entertain me.

I mainly browse HN and one or two news sites. Sometimes I feel hungry for something new, but feel unimpressed when i venture outside my usual places.

Anyone else having similar issues? What do you do?

For me, I've been trying to do something "worth while", like learning a new skill or language, often i find myself mindlessly clicking down a wikipedia rabbit hole... And then these activities bore me after a while.

Am i the only one?
if you ever find yourself needing to modify files at the shell on any sort of remotely modern unix/linux system, you're probably going to have vi or vim available.

it's worth knowing an editor that doesn't require 6GB of RAM and a graphical environment, but it's probably not going to be most folks' primary editor. ;d
Render.com?
These are not the level of gaming that most people here are talking about.
https://lenscoffee.com/roast-levels/ for some comparisons, I didn't really realize it until I roasted beans myself.
If they are oily then it's more like a dark roast.
You can see Woolworth's (one of our supermarket chains) 5 half-years worth of results here https://www.woolworthsgroup.com.au/au/en/investors/our-perfo...

H23 H22 H21 H20 H19

911 798 1175 1024 1003

As you can see the 'record profit' is just coming off a low base.