skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I recall well, geocities html chat and the java applet (which was indeed a cots,used as well on chatmefree and the like) were existing at the same time (or maybe only on chatmefree? Memory is fuzzy),these communities were great and I really loved them. It might also be the cause of different fuck up in my life but it's another matter.

When yahoo killed these chat rooms,it was really the end of an era and I actually turned to MMORPG...Le sight.
"one man gathers what another man spills"
Show HN: Usage-Tracker.nvim Neovim Plugin
This is awesome, I kind of want to use it now instead of a password generator, I got as far as the chess move. 20+599July.XXXVpcedepepsiABOUTBechile
What is truly amazing about the production of John Wick is that while yes the physics of the movies are… not realistic, they take an obscene amount of care about the gun safety. Which given the themes of the movie is pretty funny, but for the members of the production, I’m glad it’s not a joke.
You can regen the captcha, I stopped at that too because I couldn't be bothered.
It's easy to spam guesses of moves until you get approved.
If the command is meant to stream through something really fast by using a large buffer size, then prepending a cat(1) will limit the incoming buffer size to ~4k.
More energy in the system increases the unpredictability.

You can see this on the tiny scale, where heat (energy) first turns a solid (atoms are bound to a rigid structure) to a liquid (atoms slide past each other) to a gas (atoms bounce around unpredictably).

While weather doesn't have this clean sort of phase transition, more heat in the atmosphere drives both predictable heat as well as unpredictable cold, storms, droughts, floods, etc.
`caffeinate` can set assertions, the same assertions that Zoom or PowerPoint or Keynote do to stop the screen going to sleep during a meeting or presentation, the same assertions that the browsers can set during streaming video, so you absolutely can bypass whatever your admins set using `caffeinate -dmisu` which sets every assertion available.
I loved the pragmatism, even if you don't log your life, I think this article is very valuable for everyone that need to be pragmatic
Cool concept! I do have a concern about the healthcare aspects of the product as advertised. Do you provide a signed BAA for healthcare organizations? Without one, all the healthcare use cases listed on the site are basically a non-starter. Having said that, if you are using AWS as described, you already have a BAA with them, and providing one to clients should not be a huge deal.
> controlled

> funded

The two are not the same. Regardless, you could still use any browser you wish.
Doesn’t that mean alternative browser engines are permitted, albeit they might perform slowly?
Google a street name.
I really don't think "deficit spending was the answer to virtually all economic woes" is a remotely correct characterization of Keynes' theories or contributions. Frankly that's just a libertarian strawman, and deploying it in a thread notionally about rational discourse seems sort of unserious.
Zellij New WASM Plugin System
Like others have said, for debugging, although the proper-but-rarely-done solution is to use PID namespaces to attach another container containing the shell, rather than including it in the raw Docker image.
"docker exec -it" debugging/troubleshooting. It's generally harder to debug/troubleshoot random issues if there is no shell in the container, and you can get a working shell in a 10mb container image so not like it adds some dramatic inconvenience or size. Sure its not 100 percent necessary, but it's enormously convenient at times and I personally wouldn't build my own container images without a shell I can drop into usually, unless there are technical or security reasons to avoid doing it for the given application.

The shell can also be useful for certain scripting steps during image build, not all containers are just going to copy in a statically compiled binary etc. In fact, I'd say the latter is significantly rarer than the former, at least in my experience.

Being able to do commands like:

$ docker exec -it mycontainer sh

is generally very helpful during development.

> https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/exec/
WSL2 in Windows means you can just run a Debian underneath and launch a non-snap Firefox from there and have it appears in Windows.

Now you get the benefit of Windows power management (and that beautiful laptop battery life) but a web browser Microsoft isn't going to mess with.

This sounds hilarious were it not the way I actually work.

PS: I'll also mention that VSCode from Windows to WSL2 + Debian is a mind-blowingly wonderful thing, I don't know how it works but it's near magical as a dev environment when you need a full Linux but like having battery life.
There are tons of reasons just in the last few years that I don't believe have anything to do with corporate consolidation: the war in Ukraine, the rise and fall of the pandemic causing rapid unexpected swings in consumer spending patterns in a wide variety of ways, healthcare workers burning out and quitting (resulting in more pressure and burnout in remaining workers), factory shutdowns overseas affecting chip supplies (affecting supplies of cars, among other things), a bad bird flu season drastically reducing supply of eggs, etc. etc.

I could go on. I agree consolidation is a problem, but it's certainly not the only one.
You don't get to make medical decisions for other people. That is unethical. Full stop.

Don't even start on the anti-vaxx counterargument. That's them deciding to be stupid. Still does not entitle you, or make it ethical for you to force it on them against their will.

Attempts at leveraging things like insurance policies is just low-key throwing money at the problem, and should be recognized as the form of class warfare that it is.
I'm not sure if this is your problem, but you have to include captures (x), check (+) and checkmate (#) if applicable
Last time I used macOS (which was 6 years ago) there was no extended expressions, or the regex syntax was limited. I forget (again, haven't used an apple product in years)
When did Google open browser links by default in Chrome instead of the system default?

This isn't about advertising, it's about not following system defaults.
Exactly my attitude. Not just for Edge, I use Microsoft products and services as little as possible. Even if they might be technically superior, I will go with the solution that isn't being shoved down my throat.
In my early 20s I used to sit at the bar at TGIFridays 3-4 nights a week and play trivia with my girlfriend (now wife) and other friends. It was less than a 10 minute walk from our suburban condo and across the street from our work so we would have lots of coworkers stop in and hang out. I’d usually eat some of their shitty wings and fries but the experience was definitely hanging out, drinking, and playing trivia. I’d imagine this type of experience is common whether you live in suburbia or NYC.
Every bit of infrastructure built with rainfall in mind will be operating outside parameters. And the new rainfall pattern won't ease smoothly into place, it'll thrash from year to year for who knows how long (decades?). Farming isn't designed for that.

Wake me up when CO2 has been stable for 500 years.
Try Rd6 or Rd6+ for check.
Just to map locations of cell towers is really nice as it can be used to augment positioning of other mobile devices
It was a window in the non-watertight entrance tunnel, not the window in the hull.

This article describes it in more detail: https://spectrum.ieee.org/amp/don-walsh-describes-the-trip-t...
With Great Observation Comes Great Insight (2020)
Have you tried downloading Chrome from Edge?

The both the browser and OS actively advise against it.
Drivers in the US are VERY inattentive. It's reacched the point where operating the vehicle has come to be seen as just a distraction from playing w/ a cell phone.

Sadly, pedestrians are ALSO VERY inattentive. My closest encounter to a pedestrian accident was when a pedestrian stepped in front of my car, mid-bloc, on a very dark night, wearing all black, and staring at his phone.

The first thing I saw in the dark was his face, lit by the glow of his phone...
I think for most people, that's called a "GPU", and the programs they execute are called "Shaders", which are what calculates the lighting, shadows, 3d matrix manipulations, of video games.
I deleted Paul :-(
Addressing and navigating the current hellish landscape of “ExtortionWare”
this.

the problem is people, not tech.

the solution is taste and discipline, same as its always been.
I think the context is important

"The context of this advice is direct reports, not skip-levels. I’m less prescriptive about skip-levels because I think recurring skip-level 1:1s can become untenable depending on the size of your org and personal bandwidth. If you can’t sustain scheduled skip levels, other patterns like Office Hours, Lean Coffee or org/group/seniority-level meetings can be useful mechanisms to build community and solicit feedback."

This makes sense if it's a larger org, as a developer, once a month is enough
Your argument is more soapboxing than an effective refutation of the complaint. You agree inflation is happening. You agree that large-profit companies are profiting largely. Thus, you agree with the factual basis of the complaint.

Let us know when that Amazon competitor comes along.
This is a very cool idea, I always hesitate to add a lot of aliases to my zshrc since I never want to step on any toes.
Won't say too many spoilers but after a certain rule part of your password can starve to death if you don't feed it enough. Ask me how I know :(
This is a very weird take. You’re assuming Canada is a victim in this, again, super weird take. As if the Canadian govt hasn’t already demonstrated its authoritarian policies for decades already.

Canada created and implemented this policy, not the US.
Same. I had a captcha and chess move that added to 29.

Copy your password and reload to continue with only a few missed rules.
I'll add peervpn and n2n as other simple options for people to consider, depending tradeoffs.

I now mostly use Wireguard, but mainly of the Linux kernel driver.
New bioinspired robot flies, rolls, walks, and more
It doesn't matter whats "right" or "correct". What matters is what people _believe_. And humans seem to love confident strong-men who clear away their doubts. So while I understand that value of reason, there's a tragic flaw in this high-mindedness- no one wants to follow a man without a clear voice. No one wants to listen to the manager , or CEO, or President, who "waffles".
Expanding the experimentation ecosystem with Edge Config and LaunchDarkly
What Is the Wagner Group?
It's because of the asymmetry of the stakeholders. If you consider "nature" or "Gaia" or even "planet Earth" as stakeholders, climate change is a net nothing for them. Nature will be fine, as will the planet.

Humans OTOH are pretty much f*cked unless we change our ways. Doomish reports of climate change mostly reflect the potential outcomes for humans, because wombats and ferns don't click on ads.
Feedback as an experienced Symfony developer:

I am not sure if this is the first time you work with Symfony but before going to add anything new you should really improve the code quality, add static analysers like Phpstan and Psalm, bring them to level 9 and 1, restructure your src dir, create reasonable entities, improve the unit tests.

Also, your license needs to be reviewed by legal and your it insurance company (I hope you have one as you will need one for sure working in the billing area), it is completely flawed. I think you just copied it from somewhere and added your information.
CUPS tools are also awesome.

https://opensource.apple.com/source/cups/cups-450/cups/doc/h...
I just finished reading "A Darkling Sea", which I highly recommend - set at the bottom of the ocean on an ice moon like Europa - where the humans involved face similar challenges as descending down into Earth's oceans.
Laxatives in the Management of Digestive Diseases: Evaluating the Necessity
This is really the crux of the failure of organizations. The execs might not want fraud (or other problems) to happen.

But, upper and middle management don't care about the company as much as the execs. They would much rather show the numbers, earn their comp and fuck off, than worry about long term sustainability of the company or of their reports.

Has anyone really complained about middle management yet?
What are you talking about?

Name one thing Apple has taken away from macOS developers?

You can still run software that you download from the internet that hasn’t been notarized. Apple just ensures that you won’t do this by accident since it’s a security risk.
I totally forgot about ghee despite having a tub in the fridge, and using it last time I cooked a steak lol. Good shout. It adds a nice nutty flavour if I recall

But butter is only for finishing, to bring out the garlic and thyme flavours. I cook it with a bit of oil if I finish with butter
When I screached to a halt, to avoid hitting him, he never looked up. He continued to walk across the street staring at his phone...
Intermittent fasting helps me roughly estimate how much I'm eating, which I would say is enough accuracy for most people.
That’s how it feels in the US as well anywhere outside the largest city and honestly dives feel that way in big cities too.
Hi HN! I'm one of the creators of HiringCafe, and we're excited (and very nervous again) to be posting this on HN. We're recently backed by Pioneer (Pmarca & Stripe)!

We struggled to find sales candidates who were passionate about our industry. Our recruiting strategy looked like this:

1. Job Boards: only a handful of sales candidates understood our industry 2. LinkedIn Outreach: low interview scheduling rate 3. Referrals: Only a few responses at best.

We realized how important industry background/passion is for sales candidates so we to solve for this, we built HiringCafe. It allows you to put your Sales job in front of job seekers who are passionate about your industry. We created a network that encompasses one million job seekers by partnering with niche job boards targeting specific industries, influencers who have large following on LinkedIn and other social media platforms, and media companies that care about your industry.

Additionally, the platform has built-in one way video screening capability which has become an essential feature for remote hiring.

I'd love your feedback and thoughts on what we're building.

Thanks!
Thus “teacher” plants, medicines, substances.
I can't give you direct knowledge, but my brother had two artificial heart valves. He needed them due to a virus he contracted while in the army, either in Korea or Viet Nam in the mid-60s. He became ill suddenly in his 20s, had the first valve replaced when he was 27 or 28. The second one was replaced when he was in his 40s. All done by the VA.

His first valve ticked noticeably, but I could not hear it. There were multiple occasions when I was out and about with him, and somebody would comment on the watch-ticking noise. Didn't seem to bother him.

He was on blood thinners and anticoagulants. This made wounds extra concerning, but it didn't seem to affect his quality of life too much.

He passed away in 2021 at the age of 74, due to a series of strokes, quite possibly brought about by the COVID vaccine.
On the other hand my iOS phone has never activated driving focus even when I'm driving. I suspect that's because I never connected my phone to the car over Bluetooth.
Yes. They absolutely track you across websites.
I think we should start with dc power. Each house should have a 12/24 volt low voltage high efficiency power supply to eliminate the need for individual converters everywhere
it is mandatory for newer cars since 2018 in the EU[1], but isn't something you can easily add to older cars so this is for now the next best thing.

[1]https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/security-and-em...
Loose Coupling Boosts Software Reliability
We always blame the little guy, but out there there's a manager (paid a lot more than the janitor for that very reason) happy that no one mentioned that they neglected to properly secure the valuable goods by anticipating that could happen.
The even deeper underlying structure for all of the world's problems is ... Human Overpopulation. Inequality increases with population due to fewer resources available per person. Democracy withers with the ever-growing population because more consumers, constituents, tax payers, soldiers, etc give more power to politicians, overpaid CEOs, etc. Name nearly any global issue and human overpopulation is at least a likely and usually primary factor.
> That doesn't help me understand 3D space. It helps me understand 2D changing over time.

If you treat time as a dimension then you now understand 3D.

There is a book called Flatland that takes place in a 2D world occupied by 2D shapes. The shapes can only perceive two dimensions. One shape encounters a sphere, but to the shape, the sphere looks like a changing circle. It makes you realize that it's probably impossible to conceptualize a sphere if your only frame of reference is two dimensions. Similarly, in your maze example, you're placing one piece of paper over another one, meaning the paper already exists in 3 spatial dimensions. How can I place one 4D object "over" another one?
I 100% agree with you. My only defense of OP is that `<` is something tends to be forgotten. Like everyone else in this thread I go to `cat` first for things like this. But sometimes I forget that even `<` exists, and the callout is a nice reminder.
Sorry to hear. Don't bill on a project basis, bill on a hourly basis or daily basis for custom solutions, and it might make sense to bring on outside expertise because there are quite a few footguns. Either way there will be a learning experience.
> What you really need is state monitoring. You know, the old Nagios style that everybody thinks is out of date because, again, reasons. Just start by having e2e tests for everything and add intermediate tests when you discover points of failure and bottlenecks.

"State monitoring" are just different metrics. State of X at time Y was Z. Blackbox Exporter covers a lot of ground here. If you need more advanced application instrumentation, you can build that, but there is real value in having all of your metrics in one place instead of siloing different bits out to Nagios.
Self service without a shop- no cash only cards.
Actually Pa from "Password" will br Protactinium at 91. I also started off by typing password and had to change the Pa to a smaller element.
Not to defend in any way his past stances against Open Source, but Bill Gates has nothing to do with today's Microsoft choices.

About the Windows gaming machine, you can surely build one just for gaming; just never put any personal data on it, never use it for surfing or doing anything that is not gaming, never give it any unfiltered access to your LAN, assume it contains malicious software then put it on dedicated Ethernet port on the firewall, setting up rules that allow only very restricted storage sharing so that it can't read or write anywhere but directories set up to contain exclusively what one would want to be readable/writeable by that machine.

Yes, it's a nightmare, but I don't see alternatives, save for giving Windows the middle finger for good also wrt gaming, which might end up easier than expected given the recent development with Proton and DXVK.
The economic impact of the AI-powered developer lifecycle and lessons from GitH
You can't think of Microsoft, or any company, as a monolith or personify them. The question is not how Microsoft benefits from this but rather which executive benefits from this. Given that I believe Windows team is now grouped together with the Bing (and Edge) team, I think the reasons for these sorts of changes are obvious.
Depends on the context a bit.

It might be a tad hypocritical not to wrestle with how you got it so wrong previously, and why this time is different.

There might be some frustration with the "it happened to me and now I get it!" converts who've often had others desperately try to get them to understand prior.
You can use sips together with iconutil to generate a complete .icns file for your app from a single 1024 by 1024 PNG without any third party software:

mkdir MyIcon.iconset
cp Icon1024.png MyIcon.iconset/icon_512x512@2x.png
sips -z 16 16 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_16x16.png
sips -z 32 32 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_16x16@2x.png
sips -z 32 32 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_32x32.png
sips -z 64 64 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_32x32@2x.png
sips -z 128 128 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_128x128.png
sips -z 256 256 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_128x128@2x.png
sips -z 256 256 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_256x256.png
sips -z 512 512 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_256x256@2x.png
sips -z 512 512 Icon1024.png --out MyIcon.iconset/icon_512x512.png
iconutil -c icns MyIcon.iconset

As a bonus, generate .ico with ffmpeg:

ffmpeg -i MyIcon.iconset/icon_256x256.png icon.ico

Incidentally, does anyone know enough about the way sips scales PNGs to confirm that it makes sense to create the 16px version straight from 1024px, as opposed to basing it off 32px (and all the way up)? I.e., is it better to downscale in fewer steps (as currently) or in smaller steps?
Because we’ve optimized our locations for older weather patterns. We live where the weather allows us to grow our crops and stock. There are some who live on the edge of these zones, and their life is usually harder.

Climate change makes our current locations less well suited, so nearly every change is a negative one.
Its really just familiarity of US investors and access to US banking system

Everyone is giving you information about Delaware that is almost irrelevant to why those companies chose it and what they get out of it
astounding the level of mind reading people have done

In this case, though, Fedex has just denied the allegations but not proffered any alternative explanation. Nature abhors a vacuum, and human nature abhors an information vacuum. Corporations habitually refuse to share information unless they are forced to do so legally, so they have only themselves to blame for the subsequent distrust by the public.
Nobody (not even IBM AFAIK) uses coloring anymore so this is moot. ARMv5 isn't even supported by Linux anymore.

All modern caches PIPT, VIPT, or even VIVT must work with this scheme as it's semantically transparent to virtual memory. The performance of line-crossing accesses is a totally different issue and I would never used this "trick".
Wasn't this a while ago?
It's not weird to mock people "changing their minds" if you believe that their change of minds is just them faking it to get on with the prevailing political/social wind or to jump on a bandwaggon for profit.
Report on Epstein’s Death Finds Errors and Mismanagement at Manhattan Jail
For example, on my AMD Linux test case, dual monitors and one with VR would be unstable.

Nvidia handled it ok.
Threadiverse vs. Mailing Lists
I'm past the deadline to edit this, but rereading it after coffee, I wanted to add: If you haven't tried in a few years, definitely try gaming on Linux. You will be surprised at how much just works. But I wouldn't suggest to someone who has no Linux experience that they can just wholesale drop Windows.