skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Glad you like the app and thanks for the kind words! For separation between work and personal notes, we know support multiple profiles, as described here, available on both mobile and desktop: https://joplinapp.org/news/20220606-release-2-8/#multiple-pr...

By note sharing on mobile, what do you mean? I believe you can share some text from any app to Joplin. And there's also a way to share from Joplin to any other app (from the context menu). Or is it not currently working?
Making less than -$1000?
There were always three big players, previously Microsoft's place was owned by SEGA.
Yeah, if one peddles in knock-offs w/o doing any of one's own engineering work, cost is a lot lower:

https://www.finewoodworking.com/2009/05/21/who-begot-who-com...
running arbitrary code from the internet, what could go wrong?
I sync Joplin via Dropbox across phone and 2 laptops. In theory a prob? But in practice rare to never bc im only one user on one device at a time. And im making small changes at a time. There was 1 minor conflict once and Joplin saw it and i quickly resolved it.
Here is the original Post by Jim: https://csscgc23.blogspot.com/2023/04/asl-2023-jim-waterman....
Don't talk to a cop without your lawyer present.

Don't keep the recordings on your phone.
Researchers Create Highly Conductive Metallic Gel for 3D Printing
have you thought about low code platforms?
....that's horrid. Why would you do that to your fellow humans ?

just use

cat >outfile <<EOF
some
data
EOF

add base64 if binary

edit: after looking thru the thread I am deeply disappointed so little people know of that feature.
That was my favorite part of Evernote. However, I was recently cleaning up old notes that I had transferred to Obsidian and few of the pages I had clipped were ever read. It turns out I was just hoarding.
With the disclosure that I'm neither Christian nor religous, ie I'm not looking for fight here;

how do you explain recent prominent scientists, including Nobel Laureates whao are also committed Christians?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christians_in_science_...

These are peak scientists who have reconciled internally what you believe to be conflicting opposites.
Sadly, it won't work with my favourite curl | sh.
Yeah, I started doubting myself - I do often write code that checks response codes.

I have to admit, I'm actually not sure what a browser does if a server is sending normal content but with 404 status codes. At the very least, I guess it messes up the caching?
Looks cool. Will try it.
I assume it doesn't support images at the moment?
The chairman of Sega Enterprises was Isao Okawa (founder and president of CSK, majority owner of Sega). The president of Sega Enterprises was Hayao Nakayama.
That's a ridiculous conclusion to draw IMO.
No, only those related to project delivery, that are kind of note taking stuff.

Documentation to be shared across the team is in Confluence or similar wiki platform.

Documents to be shared with the customer are in Office formats.
> Every time Twitter bugs out, people will go to Threads

Wait, I thought it's supposed to be Bluesky? Three months ago they were totally probably maybe going to incinerate Twitter.
It has to actually request the permission from iOS to get access to the data and it doesn't do that.

When I go to Settings > Privacy & Security > Health, Threads is not listed as an app that has access.

Maybe at some point in the future it will request access, and you can just deny it then if you don't want it.
A lot of go apps bolt together libraries yeah.
The best confidence boost is when someone uses your software and talks about it! Happened to me when I was young and programmed a game at school on a calculator and everyone wanted it, sent via link cable :)
No it's not. Dealing with it on the server side means that all tools and servers in the world have to go along with this decision. Posting on a blog saying that people 'SHOULD' do something and actually making it so that this is a reasonable expectation are two very different things.

A vulnerability scanner having to implement hairy heuristics to decide what's a vuln and what's a common false positive is literally its whole job.
Seems pretty obvious what it's supposed to mean. Those topics are all selected for compatibility with ideological indoctrination and anti-science thinking.

Basic science like physics and chemistry are a problem for woke authoritarians because you can do experiments in high school labs, and this introduces children to things like standards of evidence, the scientific method, statistical rigor, the idea that some things are universally true and false etc. More importantly it teaches them to think for themselves. Science is at its best when the teacher says "X is true" but then also "and here's why you don't have to take my word for it", which is a powerful introduction to adulthood.

All the replacement topics are united by an inability to do experiments. Instead these fields rely heavily on unvalidated simulations of assumptions. These specific topics are also clearly selected for left wing environmental radicalism e.g. "earth science" means climate change, "infectious diseases" means teaching kids how important and brilliant lockdowns and masks are, "biodiversity" means the importance of not building anything and so on.

Universities are a power base for the left because they strictly teach students to silo themselves and never question professors, especially not those from a different field. High school doesn't teach that mentality to the same degree. If this curriculum does goes through, science will immediately be redefined as "here is what academics say, memorize it, regurgitate in exams, if you do that accurately you're good at science". This is exactly what they want, because if there's one thing that COVID revealed very well it was the rampant fear of those in power of anyone who doesn't define science as blind acceptance of the word of government and academic authorities.
Hugged :-(
Yep because the EU isn't teetering towards a fascist decline.
Thoughtful and empathetic conversations is something few people want though. People like controversy and to some degree toxicity. So any new microbloging platform that wants to reach the user base of Twitter will have to turn into a version of Twitter at some point.
You’re right about the anims. I’ve been spending most of my time trying to get the collada exporter right so that you can import it into Maya and make your own relatively easily. I’d do blender, but I honestly have no idea whether animators use blender for character anims circa 2023 and Maya has nice IK support. (If yo8 happen to be an artist, please chime in here.)
Depending on various factors, I tend to prefer any request that doesn't get a file or a redirect gets dropped (and without being logged). In reviewing my logs, more than 99.997% of 404 responses are garbage noise requests for /ty.php, or //xmlprc.php, or //wp-includes/wlwmanifest.php, and similar other bots scanning for vulnerabilities that can't exist on the server.
Do anarchists answer questions with questions?
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoy raylib! I know it's not that popular like the big engines but, actually, next month raylib will be 10 years old! :D

raylib supports several 3d model formats (obj, gltf/glb, iqm, m3d, vox), I think Blender has exporters for most of them. Note that some formats support must be enabled in raylib/src/config.h file!
The legal and ethical risk is approximately zero.

I think the most likely problem is that by trying to be clever with your web server configuration you'll accidentally introduce an insecurity at your end.

On my personal webserver, the vast majority of "rando" accesses are from search engine spiders that I've never heard of (as well as the ones you have heard of). These spiders really ought to be secure against anything a server can throw at them, and if they aren't, that's their problem.
Why aren’t we seeing browser computers then, if they are analogous as you argue? My point is the reasons why we are not seeing them points to where they are actually not analogous.
This latest generation has been completely dwarfed by the Switch.
I’ve been using the Raylin bindings in Odin for a little side project I’m working on. The API is really nice.

Also nice that the Raylib bindings are packaged along with the language.
GitLab team member here. Thanks for your feedback. I have added a note into the issue https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/22027#note_146... and pinged our teams.
A few days ago, I tried to use the linked library (sql.js-httpvfs) for a graph network visualization, which went about as well as you'd expect given the poor spatial locality. Do you have any tips for optimizing spatial locality with more complex queries? Can you manually cluster data for some given properties in SQLite?

For my project I ended up just exporting the graph edges as JSON, but I'm curious if it would still be possible to make work.
Platform capitalism: this was uploaded on "podtail.com" platform
Enshittification: Can you scroll this shit through to skip ads?
That’s a lot of claims about people with no evidence backing it up.

Also, this looks like a very early draft designed to incorporate feedback.

I don’t understand how people go about criticizing a deliberately iterative process based on the first draft.
Not just woodworking tools. Everything you need to make your own casket except the oak, from tools through the specialized hinges and latch for smooth closure action and a silent and dependable last click. And the project plans to go with it.
i would split that out in two:

how about "lazy committer" for being to lazy to write descriptive commit messages. ;-)

and "the saver" for making more than 30 small commits within an hour or something like that.
My wife has Diabetes and recently switched to a CGM. She also saw the insanely inaccurate results.... BUT it improves. After a few hours the numbers get more accurate as it adapts to you. Now she does a thing where she overlaps the old sensor with the new sensor for a couple of hours every couple of weeks. She also still occasionally uses the finger prick method because its results are more indicative of where you are going in the short term.
Their catalogs are available online:

https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/catalogs
In retrospect I think we'd have been better off without that principle.

Too often what happens is that the receiver is liberal, which results in senders not having to bother to fix violations of whatever spec the parties purport to be following.

As the sending code continues to be developed occasionally new deviations from the actual spec and from whatever it is that current liberal receivers accept creep in, and the receivers get even more liberal to deal with them.

A few years of this and writing a receiver for what should have been a fairly simple and easy to implement format requires huge parsers that handle a bazillion weird cases.
Why would I? I didn't say that I don't want to write code, but don't want to deal with this frontend madness. Other platforms (Android, Swift, desktop, etc), has been able to solve that the web hasn't been able to do in 30 years.
Disney did a PSA on it in the early 50s. "Goofy Motor Mania":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwPSIb3kt_4
It's more like an alternative implementation of htmx. Alpine is more about "let's do components in HTML", and this one is more of an idea "how do not go there, but still have practical results". :)
Tony Evers Used a Creative Line-Item to Change Education Funding for 400 Years
> I am tired of ... writing CSS, JS

Wait till you get tired of writing html - and you will have caught all the pokemon :-)
They are not launching in EU due to DMA. Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp are all in EU.
Did you try the subdomain “news”?

site:news.ycombinator.com

Also hn has search here:
https://hn.algolia.com/?q=search
Even better when the Terminal has a funky background image making the text hard to read. I've seen that in some questions on Ask Ubuntu.
I think it’s an example of trying to charge for things that are low value, and, more importantly, low cost.

Storing text files in the cloud is super cheap. And having an app to easily edit those files is super cheap.

It was free in the beginning because this is a “classic” software problem where it’s cheap to develop and close to $0 marginal dollars for a user.

When Evernote started charging for dumb features and locking in my notes, I switched to one of many free, open source, or very cheap alternatives.

I think Evernote’s problem is that it should have just stayed a 1-2 person company. They ramped up costs, then pushed up prices, and customers mehhed out.

The lesson here is to do something valuable or do something cheap. But don’t do something not valuable and expensive.

Sync is nice, but notes can be easily synced everywhere by layering on top of Dropbox or iCloud or whatever. I don’t want custom Evernote sync and I especially don’t want to pay as much as Dropbox for it. Id rather just pay for Dropbox and then toss in a bunch of files.
So it took 15 years to build 50 miles, at this rate a high speed rail from Los Angeles to NYC (2,700 miles) would take over 800 years to complete?
Who said the $1000 was his entire net worth. $1k is in the 'replacing a refrigerator just after its 1 year warranty expired' size of a loss. You'd prefer it not happen; but at least in this case you get a quircky story instead of weeks without a refrigerator.
As far as GDPR is concerned, I think they are a controller if they are processing data to provide their service they run to customers. The control how that service works, and are not processing data on behalf of a controller explicitly under their written instructions. If they were a service used by a company like this, they would be a processor. The rertention period here is presumably until the user closes their account or deletes the data from it, possibly plus some period to allow for Evernote to delete it, and the basis is performance of the contract created by their terms of service, or consent. If so, they don't have to delete it until they are instructed to bny the user. They would have to probvide for a way gfor it to be deleted by the organisation they setup to retain it when setting that up though. That organisation would be a processor, unless an explicit relationship with the customer was created with them (which I would expect there would be as part of the user accepting using it), in which case I think it would also be a controller. Either way, they would be responsible for deleting the data when the customer wants it deleted because either they would be as a result of their relationship with the cuastomer if they were a controller, or because it would (have to be) be part of the terms of the processoring agreement with Evernote.
I would assume its massively overprovisioned at this point to cover first few weeks if not months of projected growth.

But still there probably is all sorts of juicy details that would be neat to hear about
Please, no.
While you can write really clean code in modern PHP, Laravel is a collection of anti-pattern. PHP has a bad reputation because in the past it was hard to implement clean code because of inconsistencies and lacking language features. PHPs reputation should improve, but Laravel is working against it. Please don't bring Laravel to Go.
According to Astral Codex Ten (https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/links-for-july-2023)

The state of Wisconsin is infamous for its very literal line-item veto. This week: a bill increased school funding until the 2024 - 2025 academic year, and the governor line-itemed it to 2XX4XXXX25 academic year, ie “2425”, thus guaranteeing increased school funding until the year 2425.
This is somewhat common though.
You can't even create an account on Bluesky.
Uh I think the CS-theoretical part of your comment kinda whooshes over my head, but I think it's good to clarify what you're doing with the return value of
strcmp().

I'm sure you probably know this, but for non-C-programmers it's not obvious: strcmp() returns 0 when the strings are equal, <0 if the first string is lexicographically less than the second, and >1 otherwise.

Since the two strings handed to strcmp() in your snippet are equal, it will return 0 and the if will not execute.
No. There'd be a new more expensive tier of windows laptops, and the previous costlier one would be the new cheap. Because growth and quarterly earnings.
Okay, I’ll try converting the meshes to iqm. Thanks.

I edited in some context — they’re rigged character meshes with animations, so a few formats are unusable here (like obj) since it can’t handle skeletons. Would you guess that iqm is the best one to look into out of the ones you listed? Otherwise I guess I’ll buckle up and look at all of them.

(Kind of sheepish that the only formats I’ve heard of are obj and m3d…)
I liked 6502 assembly and did some hobby programs in it.
> These specific topics are also clearly selected for left wing environmental radicalism e.g. "earth science" means climate change, "infectious diseases" means teaching kids how important and brilliant lockdowns and masks are, "biodiversity" means the importance of not building anything and so on.

Sounds like the only ideologically bent character in this entire saga is you.
I just try not to talk about XML
Why are you guys downvoting me?
The author also designed the "Spring '83" protocol, which is a really quirky, neat way of disseminating information in a small way i.e. like classifieds in a newspaper.

https://www.robinsloan.com/lab/specifying-spring-83/
You reuse your Instagram username, so don’t think that would apply here
This looks good to me.

And the last line reads "STUDIO APPROACH".
For me, it's an example of a company building an app that did a thing well, but not a thing people would pay for. And then switching out the app for this monstrous platformy enterprisey catastrophe that I sure as hell never wanted, and being told to pay for it.

Just an endless series of features that I never wanted.
The early 90's were awash with terrible examples of charts. Honestly, I think business folk for the first time got the tools to create high-quality graphical charts and they went nuts without understanding what they were doing -- no doubt, trying to out do one another and impress their boss.
This is amazing. We need to spread the word about this. Current UI of Lemmy is a clunky mess.
What implementation do you use?
Some pros of Joplin that go unnoticed vs other note taking apps:

1- Available on F-Droid (unofficially)
2- Available as a Flatpak (unofficially)
3- Supports syncing to file system (thus syncing via syncthing)
4- Supports encrypting the exported files
5- Open source
6- Can handle a lot of notes (I have around 5k, but some of those are large notes)
7- Dark Mode

These, among many other features make it my note editor of choice for the past 5 years.
Meta nuked my wife's private instagram account for no reason. It had a bunch of photos, a bunch of friends, and a bunch of direct messages. How on earth did this even register, I have no idea. We appealed and they graciously let her back in.
The fact that a basic security feature is behind a paywall boggles the mind.
Features tied to 'Piri Piri' funding goal
That’s one line everyone remembers snipped from somewhat more nuanced context.

Knuth said: "Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs, and these attempts at efficiency actually have a strong negative impact when debugging and maintenance are considered. We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil. Yet we should not pass up our opportunities in that critical 3%."
So jealous of people having access to stores like these. Here in Europe where I am it's just one or two stores that sells tools, they have the exact same catalog, same prices and impossible to find specialty tools.

When working on my motorbike I needed a "special" kind of wrench (which is supposed to be common in the US and according to the Haynes guide) - impossible to find here.

Even after I tracked down a "special, professionals only" store (which do exist, but they're not a chain and have no ecommerce) the guy told me he knew exactly what I was looking for but sorry we don't sell that and no idea where you can get it.
Yes, but in the case of the authorization message it was cut off.

It isn’t just one thing that goes wrong with my team members.
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Can you create desktop GUIs in Dart alone, or do you need to use Flutter?

Edit: I googled, looks like you need Flutter too for that.
SaxaVord spaceport to force airline reroutes crossing North Atlantic
SCIM - System for Cross-Domain Identity Management
That would require you to duplicate all routing between backend and frontend. As long as it's not an API I don't see the need.
From description I understood it as a site for people how know what particular script does
That's better, definitely -- though personally I would feel a bit discouraged if I'm looking at a library and the documentation calls itself outdated :-P
The world makes a little more sense when you consider just how prolific the worship of rich white idiot guys has always been. What we’re seeing is almost business as normal. Just can’t forget to shift the blame to a boogeyman and we’re golden, apparently.
Looks like on average the data shows 42% agricultural. https://water.ca.gov/Programs/California-Water-Plan/Water-Po...
To be realistic, I'm more worried about McDonald's or Musk doing all of that.
That will make the region hostile to life for 1000s of years even if climate patterns were to change.
These are the types of applications that I really love. It stores the data in a cloud service that already has enough free capacity for say a notes app. It's like how we can store pass(1) passwords on a git repository (Sync it with Github) and use that as the destination of Android Password Store[1], and you have a easy password manager that syncs across devices.

[1] https://github.com/android-password-store/Android-Password-S...
My phone recently died and had to move to a new device and resynchronize my Joplin "vault".
I have tens of thousands of notes and the Android app just cannot complete the first sync. I left it running all night (sync gets slower and slower as it progresses) with "stay awake" enabled on Android (because Joplin stops synching as soon as the screen locks or the app is not in focus) and even after restarting multiple times, sync never completes (it claims it finished, but most recent notes are still nowhere to be found).

This is using the WebDAV backend as that's the only option I have (so long as there's no Google Drive backend).

I am looking for alternatives (with a web clipper extension and native apps on windows/linux/mac/android).
> We are nearing the point where we can, nay should, en masse desert these manipulative megaservices like Meta, Twitter, Youtube et al

You're right, but, ironically, that's why this new products exists.
CIA and NSA needs twitter and when Elon pulled the plug, they just found another provider.
Twitter do have billions in ads revenue including this year.