skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Autocracy gets shit done.

I am not sure why this gets repeated. Hong Kong (pre. China) and Taiwan gets shit done fast too and they are (were) not an autocratic place to live in (actually they had better environments than the US due to that most people comply without a fuss).
This is so fascinating to read.

I was only recently introduced to them by this song [0] and I was like 'hmm, yeah, maybe not really my thing'. Until the 9 second mark where I was proven completely wrong because that stuff is a prime example of this overwhelming 'it felt like satan came to me'-style which I really like and makes me smile like a posessed maniac, claws raised towards the dark heavens. Moreover it is also so well-executed, riffs/drums/lyrics all fit, and it's done quite a lot better than a myriad of other bands which try to do this but simply pale in comparison to Z&A.

So, to then read comments where people are debating whether there's enough metal elements to be included is some list, just makes one realize that the common trap of black&white for many aspects in life just isn't worth it.

[0] https://zealandardor.bandcamp.com/track/feed-the-machine
Yeah, Go is not a great language for frameworks as it usually works until it absolutely doesn't and then you have to rip that out.
An excellent comment.
How does this differ from Alpine? It looks like an AlpineJs 2.
The output of a compiler (i.e. A translation program) is created via a prompt (the source code). The output object code is very much copyrighted. People keyword stuff their source code all the time (pragmas) in order to influence the generated output. Why does that object code deserve copyright protection except when the compiler is an AI model (i.e. A translation program)? Compilers use genetic algorithms and weights from profiling in order to generate better output. Where does the output stop being capable of copyright protection because it's no longer "creative"?

If a museum can include a small portion of a frame around a public domain painting and claim new copyright as a result - surely any smallest spark or creative influence qualifies, including choosing a single word and choosing the model and time and which output is selected does as well.

The idea of work for hire, and the notion of copyright assignment, applies to people and not machines or processes employed in the creation of a work. Your brush manufacturer would never dare try to claim that their creative selection of fibres and thus their contribution to the unique brush patterns in your painting constitutes a creative contribution to your work. Why is a complex digital model which does the same any different?

Perhaps it is copyright as a whole that is wrong and is nothing to do with AI. This is what we get for creating imaginary property as a means to finance speculative creative endeavours in a capitalist system. So, yeah. Fun times there - once again technology challenges another economic status quo.
You are internet savvy enough to find Hacker News and post this question. Why can't you make use of platforms or sources other than video-centric YouTube that are specifically designed to provide what you are asking for? It's surprising that you don't know what a podcast is. I run into this paradox more and more often these days. I assumed it was generational, but admit that it comes from many groups now.
appending _t is not allowed under POSIX, for what that's worth.
I think this an area where AI generation can help a lot. Big studios will still do things by hand for better quality and less constraints, but for indies, generating a character with "stylized cell-shaded human character under X polygons" and then go from there will be a revolution.
Ask HN: Are there any Slack forums about Product where people actually discuss?
Joining a slack for interesting conversations...
Browsing channels...
People posting/promoting their stuff and nobody answering for miles of discussions.
Do you know any cool places?
It is a shame Microsoft had basically abandoned OneNote
The android app still can't change fonts after 5 years of development. It is pure insanity how little MS cares about their best product
They made it brilliant at the start and since then stated they won't update it anymore.
I'm using "hacker" to refer to its original, broader meaning as a term, not the meaning pop media uses. Similar to the way how this site "Hacker News" is for all kinds of "hackers" in general, not just infosec crackers.
It's apparently not hostile if you are epically dunking on people you disagree with.
I wonder if there are exceptions for photographing police and other government officials? Seems like there should be. And what about the reverse? Are police body cams allowed?
No tweaks mentioned at all inside. The title is wrong. Kinda weird to start a new project that needs to scale with Python though (I use Python most of the time).
I use this at work for batch scripts which call R code for some of their functionality it’s very handy providing somebody who’s not very technology literate a solution which is a single .bat file which windows is happy to run by double clicking than a directory of files which must be stored together in order to work
So having a dash cam in your car isn’t allowed?
Notion is great at migrating stuff out of Evernote.

I recently logged in and saw that upgrading to their new interface logged me out of all other devices unless I pay them.

They are starting to nickel and dime instead of innovate.

Evernote is dead.
Ask HN: Has Google killed the site: search operator?
Google seems to ignore (for example) site:ycombinator.com since today. Is that a common experience or just me?
I adored Noctis back in the day. There was something very lonely and alien about it. Something No Man's Sky never quite captured. The lofi graphics just helped to make it more haunting and isolated. But the community was nice. I would regularly download the updated encyclopedia.

I didn't know about his depression, but I could sort of feel it through his game world. He mentioned, a long time ago, that the game was partially a product of a painful breakup. The game, especially the backstory, reflected that loss.
Would love to know more details about the rollout.

Because it's adding well over a million new users each hour which is pretty staggering.
Barely Sociable is my goto for listening, his voice is very soothing even if the topics are sometimes a bit in conspiracy land.

If you like games I also like Suggestive Gaming, Noah Caldwell-Gervais, Gaming Harry, Gingy and YourFavoriteSon.

Quinn's ideas was mentioned below, it's also great if you like sci-fi.

None of these channels rely a lot on visuals and is mostly written from a listening perspective, in my opinion.
"JIT, lazy-loaded modules, pre-compiled static modules, and a bunch of other interesting tweaks against vanilla Python 3.10"
I have an old cohort of co-workers who I went through the PE experience with and we pretty much use PE ownership of a company as a heuristic to avoid buying their products. Duracell batteries would be an example. A list would probably be helpful but depressingly long.
In Canada the once beloved brick and mortar retailer Mountain Equipment Coop shittified itself straight to (pandemic) bankruptcy hard and fast not long after the Harvard MBA types got their hands on the business. MEC was late to the party. Much of mall retail had already shittified itself ages ago.
Would you say "a XML file" or "an XML file"?
Those are crazy low prices for gdrive. central europe i get EUR 10/m for 2TB
Sega of America, yes. Hayao Nakayama was CEO of Sega of Japan from 1983-1999.
Hey! Just saw an increment in raylib github stargazers and raylib Discord members and someone point me to HN!

I'm the author of raylib, feel free to ask me about it if you want.
I’m fine sharing a real example. The sheet below was for a real estate social media app called RealTrade. You may not understand all of the rules without understanding RealTrade but you should be able to get the gist of it.

The blue columns are nouns and the orange columns are verbs. Respectively I was calling these “domain entities” and “domain actions” since this process was inspired by DDD:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1qetSXVpiDKLEVt0hE6pk...
> Bertyar88 is your average Eastern European basement dweller - unemployed, and with $1,000 in his account

Seems like an unnecessary burn
Noteless on Android works well with Notable
I wonder if this sound is picked up by the hydrophone monitoring system, but never explored because of the pecking order of the organizations that operate them.
The blog post hints at the first point, but I didn't know about the latter, so thanks for the details !
threatening to dox out of indignation.
this is extortion, plain n simple.
"Haitch" is now so common in Australia it almost sounds normal, despite my years of trying to correct anyone using that pronunciation (insisting if they are going to call it that, then it should also be 'feff', 'lell', 'mem' etc. - thankfully I never got as far as extrapolating to w-double u). I'm not sure I'll ever accept it as "correct" (whatever that means) but it is undoubtedly the way many people have learned to say it and are unlikely to change. The "'an' only before a vowel sound" rule seems to much more deeply wired in, so yeah, it would be "a http server" if you're a haitcher.
https://craftyduck.rocks

I started this year. I only have one decent post about my project of hunting wasps with lasers. Already working on the next one: Setting up a Kali with GUI on LXC containers.
Interesting attack vector. Malicious model codes.
> Dropbox doesn’t have a competitor that is free to use.

Maybe not completely free, but iCloud desktop sync is pretty much a native MacOS clone of Dropbox. Especially for its core feature of cross-device syncing. Perhaps less so for sharing, although MacOS has been slowly adding those features to the point where I no longer get much value out of dropbox at all.

Still paying though, mostly out of laziness to migrate (which is literally as simple as dragging the files into a folder on my desktop, honestly I’m not sure why I haven’t done this yet)
On ios you can only do icloud though
Always the same people that get their names in the news.

I would say that the amount of tweaks that prop up Python is no cause for celebration.
Bizarre, I thought the whole point was to piggyback on the Instagram social graph.
What's the ethics / law on handing back zip bombs as png's in gz files when you get scanned from rando's on the internet? Asking for a friend
Airline travel has certainly become a lot shittier since I first began flying in the 1970s. In fact, it used to be comfortable, cool, fun, and glamorous, and the stewardesses used to be beautiful and polite.
I use Obsidian for quite a few things, but I view Obsidian and Evernote as different apps functionally.

I can't email notes into Obsidian. Obsidian doesn't have a web clipper, note reminders, markup tools. I mean sure, I could cover some of that with plug-ins, but at a certain point things become inconvenient.

For text-only notes Obsidian is great. For web clips, emailing notes in, multimedia, I just find EN much easier than trying to jam everything into a text editor.
I may write an article describing my process because I do think it’s interesting. But I haven’t really fleshed out what happens after that. Back when I created this, I moved to draw.io and drew up some entity relationship diagrams, but you could take it in a ton of different directions.
on five different projects
The internet is so lame and boring now days, its become so predictable and routine. I remember the internet back in the 90s and 00s, it was a completely different place, it felt massive and mysterious like each door you opened led to a another universe with all kinds of stuff going on, discussions on any topic you could fathom were taking place 24/7 all the time. Now we have discord servers with hundreds of users but no one speaks.. the cool myspace culture that promoted individualism and self expression has been replaced by the souless uniformed facebook experience. Rather than being able to speak your mind you have to walk on egg shells everywhere you go now as to not upset the corporations or status quo mentality.

The internet was the mysterious wild west, Now its just a boring corporate meeting room.
Noahw.org/blog
Also not OP, but the linked reddit post sums up one of the major reasons I had to get out of PHP several years ago. Everything is/was moving to Laravel in PHP land. I got tired of dealing with highly coupled, non-unit testable code that seemed to go out of it's way to ignore SOLID principles.

God help us if it this project becomes the normal way of writing http go servers applications. Maybe at that point it's time to become an embedded rust programmer or a monk.
This creates an interesting dynamic.

1. You've trapped people who don't want Threads on Threads, where they can complain about it.

2. And meanwhile people curious about Threads can't try it because they don't want to be stuck having it.

Let's see how it works out.
> But I disagree that the continuous growth model is the cause,

When is the last time you've heard a company evaluated on profits (the actual measure of a successful business) and not on growth (of random metrics)?
Seems more from a fan of extended print in psql.
Fiat – Operation No Grey
(In response to your pre-edit post): It's a lemon, not an ellemon. Or a lamp, not an ellamp.
Not "default(s)", but gin and fiber come to mind regarding popularity.
That is just CPython fork from instagram https://github.com/facebookincubator/cinder/
tl;dr

People who drive cars, Dean pointed out, do consider themselves to be “pedestrians” in other situations—that is, when they themselves are walking—and they agree that safety laws are important. Still, no matter what they may say, they continue to do whatever they want.

If the term had been available to him, he might have used the pejorative car brain to describe the conundrum he was observing. It describes both a state of mind (“you’re car-brained”) and a type of person (“she is a car brain”).
Two imaginary thought from people at wgntv.com:

1. a quick legal risk assessment showed that an international lawsuit against us on US ground, since we don't operate in their country, lawsuit to apply their local laws on US juridiction, is a lawsuit whose the risk that we could loose is very real and we should take measures to block traffic.

2. Someone asked about legal implication of International traffic. No idea. Let's block everything non-US just to be sure, I'm not sure those people exist anyway.
https://archive.is/9B2gN
It probably also helps that Ice Ages is a project from one of the Summoning members.
No questions, just wanted to say thank you for helping to make gamedev actually fun again. I had no idea raylib existed till now. Unity and Unreal Engine have formed such a depressing monoculture that it’s no wonder gamedev has gone out of fashion in the last decade, and projects like yours help to rekindle it.

Oh, one question, I was hoping to convert a bunch of models to raylib’s format. Right now my exporter goes from Heroes of Newerth format to Collada. What would be the best way to import from there into raylib? (They’re rigged character meshes with 15+ animations for each, so it’s a bit tricky since there’s no universal simple format like obj.)
I wonder if Microsofts PC marker canabilises their Xbox market.

I've got a great gaming rig, if I was to get another console on top of my switch it would always be a PS.
Japan Airlines offers clothing rental for passengers who like to travel light
I have the LN rabbeting block plane, and it is my go-to.

Next major tool purchase is an LN shooting plane --- I just wish that they could afford to make an update to the Stanley #52 shooting board.
I'm just surprised that anyone would implement the problematic behaviour of returning 200 by default, even if there's no such file to return.

I mean, if you write a server in Express (NodeJS) or set up Nginx, it would be harder to get it wrong than to get it right.
Creating 3D models: A deep dive into traditional and AI-generated methods
There's not really any way you can pronounce XML starting with a consonant sound is there? So always "an", even if you spell out the whole initialism.
But..."xaml" is fairly typically pronounced as "zaml", so "a xaml file" would be the norm.
I have this vague memory of a website where people could upload their bash scripts and more importantly a sort of primary setup script if you were booting up a fresh install.

The idea being after installing your distro, you could

> curl -sSL <script_url> | bash

It was somewhat of a social network. (10-20 years ago)

Am I taking crazy peoples or was this something...
> Given that Threads requires an app, and the app requires obscene permissions (health, etc) ... its hard not to think that Meta can't escape their set ways and this app is doomed to fail.

THis is just peak Hacker News. Most people just click ok to get the stupid popup out of the way.
At least here in Norway the issue isn't taking the photo or filming, but publishing it in any way.
code weavers is basically a clone of irl tapestry
I hope by liminal you don’t mean “like the back rooms”
Yeah, I have never seen it before, but I saw it yesterday, and it is easily the best talk on programming languages, and programming, I have ever seen.

I have posted it to /r/cpp and interestingly some mode removed it as C++ was only "briefly mentioned".

To me, it feels quite obvious that "modern C++" has taken a note from that talk, and its efforts seem to be towards what Steel describe there, as a big language that lets people the possibility to extend the language and look relatively the same as the native syntax via its new meta programming facilities. That talk also answers many complaints about C++ heard today of being large, hard, write-only etc.

Also, in the historical context, I think it is quite a peak towards Gosling & Co, and Java, which at the time was heavily marketed not seldom by shunning of some of the C++ features, notably operator overloading and multiple inheritance.
or in the case of the zune, only making it available for sale in 1 country when the ipod was being sold in most major countries. i had to buy my zune hd off of ebay. its not really surprising it didn't do as well as the ipod
This is an odd article. I thought it must have been written in the nineties for the combination of obvious (see above) and bizarre (“web browsers and people mostly don't care about or notice the HTTP return code” advice). Your JS is absolutely likely to check response codes.
The challenge you have is not language related, but rather logic related. The issue our Swiss friend raises is valid, no matter the language.

Do Americans not have an expectation of privacy even when talking in public, based on the expectations of the individuals engaged in speech?

For example, when you are at a restaurant with friends, is there not an expectation of privacy within the context of your conversation with someone? Any reasonable person will have an expectation of privacy that will generally be limited to all those people around your table and with whom you will be making eye contact, as long as you are speaking at a tone that is reasonable for that context. No? Is the speaker going to be speaking so that everyone in the restaurant can understand their speech? No? So it’s not public then, right? Ignoring incidental overhearing, of course.

Inversely, if we consider what the American system clearly considers private, the home and, by extension, the car; if you have ever heard a conversation through thin walls between apartments or maybe a phone conversation on car speaker blasted speakerphone, is that private then? … are Phone conversations then also not private since in most cases the caller will not likely be aware that their direct conversation partner is blasting their conversation to the parking lot on the car’s speaker phone?

These scenarios, among others, beckon a requirement to make privacy expectations approaching unachievable. Is that reasonable? No, of course not.

And that’s before we explore things like focused beam microphones that make all conversations within any line of sight or even just things you whisper into someone’s ear not radically private based on the current American nonsensical definition reasonable and privacy.

The problem in America is not the speech part, but rather that the logic and reason itself has been inverted and perverted by sophists and abusive manipulators over the decades, which have turned everything upside down, including the definitions of “reasonable”, “public”, and “private”, i.e., the core logic of the matter.

None of the founders of America and the writers of the Constitution would recognize any of these current assumptions built into definitive and even the words they wrote, let alone all the illogical and lazy cruft that has been added after the twelfth amendment. They would think we’ve gone insane, because were have our, more accurately, sophist psychological manipulators and abusers have driven us so insane that we engage in the horrid abominations and abuses that are normalized all around us today. It has long been an ever worsening entropy problem.
You conveniently forgot to define what really is "your data".
Godot 4.1
I've just got a tiny notebook currently with one task per page in big marker, for all those random one-off things to do. Just flip it to the task that needs to get done, and nothing else in sight.
Xbox One was a big mismanagement as they tried to pivot into a multimedia device, with lower focus on gaming and they angered the gamer community responsible for the XBox 360's success.

They had to back pedal from that, brought in Phil Spencer, highly acknowledge in the game industry, he rebooted the whole XBox One approach, re-introduced the indie development support (yet another thing dropped in the meantime) as ID@Xbox program.

The pandemic delivery issues with the Xbox Series X and Series S, and the fact that dev teams have to consider two different hardware models when targeting the XBox made it less atractive than targeting the Playstation or Switch.

So even though they managed to recover from the mess with the XBox community, the efforts to recover from it have left it on a third place in regards to overall sales.
> better separation of work/private notes (like different storage locations)

FYI, as of last year, Joplin supports profiles on both Desktop and Android that are exactly that. Though you do have to restart the app to toggle between the two.

Release notes: https://joplinapp.org/news/20220606-release-2-8/

Open issue for multiple instances ala Firefox: https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/issues/591
Streamlining Form Validation in Your JavaScript Stack
Great news! \s
https://www.maurits.ch

I make everyday slice of life pictures, walking about.
> But, but, but ... crypto is "trustless"?

You seem to misunderstand what the term trustless means in blockchain.

It means that you can verify the transactions on the network yourself and don't have to rely on any 3rd party to tell you whether a transaction is valid.

For example, if you want to sell an NFT to someone for 1 ETH, you don't need to rely on any centralized exchange, price oracle, or API endpoint to do that. You can run your own validator or full node, write and deploy a contract to handle to swap, have both parties verify the contract, and then execute it on chain. The parties don't even have to be two people who have ever met or communicated with each other and can work completely independently to execute the trade.

In reality, people do trust others and only the most extreme blockchain supports verify contract code and run nodes, but it's your choice on how much trust you have to rely on.

Sure, centralized exchanges can manipulate token prices, but the price can only be manipulated in the short term, and decentralized exchanges can help create a more honest market where prices are based off of real, transparent order books and every trade has a cost, which makes wash trading more difficult at scale.