skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It would require full compatibility to be useful. I suppose most users of GitHub Pages don't actually use customization. Gojekyll could be used for building these, otherwise fall back to standard Jekyll.

I believe GitHub Wikis are also rendered with Jekyll? Without customization capabilities on the user side, Gojekyll could be used here, too.
i dont have a work email and no support on your page
--when i install it in vscode, i press the chat to ask it something but on the bottom right it says "sign in" i press it and it doesn't do anything
This project uses another templating language, apparently based on Shopify's liquid like Jekyll.

(1) https://github.com/osteele/liquid
China to Decide Its Own Path to Reduce Carbon Emissions
I like how you take the reason why every city exists ever and reappropriate that as controversial
Well, if you have a subscription, why aren't you discovering/reading/commenting there instead, among people who are definitely able to read the material being discussed?

One compromise might be a feature allowing users to permanently block/hide submissions to domains they can't access anyway.
Shout out to Anonaddy, sorry addy.io
> I dislike the attitude of those who reject ads but also refuse to pay

And I dislike YouTube's hostile ad escalation in recent years. One ad - fine, two ads - hmmm, three ads - what the hell. Unskippable ads. Inappropriate ads. Loud-ass eardrum ripping ads. Ads even on Premium.
In case some people here don't know about that reference: https://old.reddit.com/r/4chan/comments/1ggg4u/please_drink_...
Hello, are there barriers to working and living in China? I'm also considering this option. Which city is more friendly as far as you know? Why don't you consider staying long but only for 4-5 years?
I don't understand the hostility?
Serious question here. What's the difference between not responding to the ad in any meaningful way vs blocking the ad entirely? Does youtube know when you've blocked the ad and therefore the content creator earns less ad revenue?
What he said is complete and utter nonsense.
Everyone will get brain implants powered by chat GPT
Yes, I evidently compared the obfuscation techniques to malicious actors because I know nothing about computers!
I have premium but don’t see any ads, except the sponsorships of the creators themselves. Which is a bit annoying but not a lot YouTube can do about.
Maybe you already know this, but when I used to use sublime I'd save those dozens of files with cmd/ctrl-alt-s (save all open files). I think this is a universal-ish command for well-behaved applications on both windows and mac.

I miss sublime for how slick the ui feels, but I abandoned for the same reasons as you.
The simplest counterexample is just to consider vectors in 2D. It is not possible in general to construct a third vector perpendicular to two other vectors unless those other vectors are collinear or anitcollinear. The notion of an exterior product, represented as a signed area subtended by the two vector arguments of the operator sits in 2 space nicely however. In general, signed areas and M dimensional signed volumes are embeddable in N dimensional subspaces for M < N. The notion of a signed volume is directly tied to both the exterior product and the determinant. In higher dimensions, the cross product is equally unhelpful, given that for two vectors, the set of mutually orthogonal vectors abiding by the right hand rule is often infinite.
>What about "by continue using this site you agree to this TOS"?

Terms of service determine when a provider will refuse to service a user's requests. If the website responded to the request with the requested content, TOS is a moot point.

All of the other examples are covered under copyright law. Whether or not copyright has been violated depends on whether the training of AI models falls under fair use. That remains to be decided in the courts, but I think there is a plausible argument that an AI model counts as "transformative use" and wouldn't be a violation of copyright.
Income tax is by far the largest and most significant tax, and I gave examples of other taxes in which the rich pay far more.

Do you really think the poor pay the most company tax?
I find this a false proposition, there are plenty of other ways to to support a video streaming platform. There is nothing that suggest a platform like youtube has to exist in it's current form either. If a monetizing strategy does not work it is not the users holding it wrong. People consumed videos online before youtube and will be consuming after youtube just fine. It is not like Google is the creative mind behind the content either, in fact, the streaming part is by far the most boring problem.

I really dislike the attitude of defending megacorps and worrying about their bottom lines, especially anti customer ones like Google.
Awesome WhatsApp Engineering
Why not call it what is? Why free market? It's only a few guys who reinvest again and again? Why pretend there is a construct where all society participates, when it's 1% of society gobbling it all up?
Indeed, it's time to re-learn how to live without the Internet and such advanced technology.
I disagree here's why..
"I want a todo app"

Q. How long do you want the text?

Q. Will it support images

Q. Will it have do_by dates and time

Q. Will it have alarms

Q. Can you share todo

Q. Can other add to your todo

Q. Do you have to approve when other add

Q. What happens when you don't approve?

Q. Can others see you todo

Q. Can you group todos

Q. Can you sort todos

Q. How many items can you see at a time

Q. Can you change the layout

Q. How many layouts will the app support.

This is just getting started on a Todo.. And we've not even covered the tech stack.

Yes an AI could write the code. But writing the code isn't all that hard after a few years in. The hard is asking the questions. It's also translating the answers. The hard is picking the stack and architecting based on predictions and experience.

It might happen, but I don't expect PM's or Marketing to be able to "prompt" their way to an app.
Are you associated with Node-Red?
Plus which it might be illegal, I think GDPR requires that the service still work without tracking.
Cormac McCarthy wrote an interesting, somewhat speculative essay about this idea in 2017: https://nautil.us/the-kekul-problem-236574/
Who is driving Germany's far-right poll surge?
> Why build an entire city instead of improving an existing one

NIMBYs (including people on the list of investors, like Horowitz who lobbied against the tiniest shred of densification in his city because "property values" "traffic" etc.) would dislike that very much. Getting a clean(-ish) slate gives the project better chances.
Rather than allow my compassion to be decimated, or chipped away bit by bit, I simply outsource my compassion.

I never take pity on individuals, whether they are begging at the train station, a grocery store, or somewhere on the Internet. No pity for individual situations. I absolutely cannot and will not trust someone's claims and I absolutely cannot judge their worthiness for charity.

I give generously to charitable organizations that do the most good. This is my religious obligation, and it's also the best way to maximize my bucks. Any suitably large charitable organization will have policies and guidelines for determining who is in need, and how much they deserve. It's simply a matter of trusting that they know how to vet people's needs, and how to distribute aid most effectively in the region that they serve.

I have seen it myself first-hand. I volunteered for a charity that serves the poor, and right in the middle of downtown. It was my job to interview people to find out their immediate needs: socks, bag lunch, shower, bus ticket. And we had intricate and firm rules for how much they could get, and how often they could get it. Some people even received a bicycle, if their needs could be matched with its availability. But obviously, we only had so much to give, and needy people are, unfortunately, experts at squeezing free stuff out of everyone they could. So, we had rate limits and daily/weekly limits on everything. No bus passes without proof of need; that sort of stuff.

So it's the same with all the other charities I support, and they are often organizations I've worked with directly, and I know their reputation for service, and I trust their ability to manage money that I give them. No pity, no guilt, no stress.
I'd also save time and money cutting people that read as poorly as you're demonstrating.

Try actually measuring basic knowledge with competency at programming before thinking your opinion is better than measured data. Peer reviewed research finds similar results [1].

And yes, we tested all this carefully before enacting it. Interviews cost time and money, so giving 100% on every candidate despite quick signals is a waste of time and money that would be better spent on other candidates. If you want the best outcome then you allocate scarce resources based on expected returns, not on unfounded beliefs.

[1] https://helloworld.raspberrypi.org/articles/hw12-language-sk...
- Tray Icons Reloaded

- Simple System Monitor.
I remember Yahoo!’s extremely slow and customised version that people used to say was the largest in the world. I wonder if the are still using it :-)
Why did you want e ink for sketching vs an iPad?

I tried out the color boox and to me, it looked like the worst of eink and lcd. Bad colors, bad battery life, hard on the eyes, slow, and expensive.
This the right path: entire city that is wholly owned by one company, with nothing for sale, only rentals. Gated. City council is same thing as company's board of directors. Police are private guards. You fail to pay the rent of violate rules, you are escorted off the premises: no homelessness, no unemployment, and minimum crime. Near-equality and almost flat social structure, no hate or envy.
It will be expensive, but personally i'd love to pay twice to live in a place like that.
YouTube is not offering a valuable feature here. It's an OS feature. YouTube is going out of its way for you not to have this feature, unless you pay them (even though it wasn't them who brought you the feature to begin with).
I understand why this upsets people.

Imagine Youtube preventing you from adjusting the volume unless you paid. This is similar.
I don't believe that's the goal they set out for themselves; and besides I feel like it should at least be as POSIX compatible as they could make it. They could drop POSIX oddities where they see fit, but POSIX is not all insane.

I mean, I really doubt that the `export` command is terrible somehow. In fish, you have to use `set -Ux` which is just ridiculous and petty of them, the world doesn't revolve around the fish developers and this just breaks many files that you try to source from fish; for example, Python venv activation scripts.

As for why I don't think that's their goal, just look at https://fishshell.com/ not one of the listed features requires them to drop POSIX compatibility entirely. I just want something like fish shell that isn't too radical and tries to be as POSIX compatible as possible while adding their improvements, out of the box (so ZSH doesn't count).
I can imagine "someone" back in the day could take PC SIMM modules and cobble together some monstrosity that would allow one to fill 16MB of RAM on a c64 using simple bank switching. However, the main "innovation" of these original and later REUs wasn't the memory amount, but the chip that implemented DMA. That DMA chip could be used to copy ram contents very quickly with minimal CPU involvement. This is why c64 equipped with the REU has much better graphics capabilities (used for background animation etc).

As far as I know, we still don't have an open source equivalent of that dma chip.
There are some patterns in hiragana that can make them a little easier to memorise; e.g. はばぱ ほぼぽ ふぶぷ へべぺ
I got the (wrong?) impression that the rM2 was super locked down because you needed to buy a subscription to use any kind of cloud backup.

Does that just require some hacking, or do they still some how lock that down even if you are a power user?
Did they consider using a memory-safe language for this?
That 16MiB memory requirement makes this rather disappointing, given that you can run Linux on machines with only 4 MiB of RAM: https://tldp.org/HOWTO/4mb-Laptops.html#toc3
FYI Unity builds are often slower than incremental builds with proper caching.
Regardless of whether they mean to, if it's shown in the EU they're obliged to follow the rules. You can't just decide they don't apply to you. Some sites just plain don't show to EU customers or present a very paired down set of pages for this reason.
How do you expect it will be equal and have a flat social structure, instead of it likely mirroring the companies hierarchy?
There are nutty parents. There is a distinct risk they are able to „protect“ their children for longer from unwelcome but normal influences in a home and micro schools.
"My mom contracted cancer from touching so much parakeet guano..."
That always felt counterproductive to me. I knew people who did this and they still stared at the adverts. In fact, without the sound, you are probably focusing more on the ads, trying to figure out what is going on.
That's moral subjectivism, which is objectively wrong ;)

Seriously though, even if there exist risks, the goal is improvement, not perfection. There are people who specialize in things like this, moral philosophers for instance. It's actually possible to know things in this space.
Vivid dreams usually happen during REM sleep, which is the deepest phase of sleep. So if you are dreaming, you are probably getting good rest, even if it doesn’t feel like it, e.g. because you woke up suddenly during a dream, rather than after it.
Winning over customers in this arena is about familiarity, developer buy in and ecosystem. There have been dozens of "better" CMS built over the last decade but few succesful projects.

You would have to either win over developers so much they evangelize your product to clients, or market to clients with a massive budget in order to get them nagging their team to try it. The reality I have faced for over a decade now, everyone wants wordpress. We all know it has technical and UX faults, so really dive into that phenomenon, why does everyone want wordpress, and how can I convince people to use my product instead?

If you want to convince businesses to try it you have to integrate with the software they use as well. You need importers/exporters, and I would even recommend developing your own plugins for some of the more popular integrations. Get a Google Analytics integration, find the top performing Wordpress plugins and pick a few important ones, figure out how someone can sell something from your CMS (stripe, paypal?) etc.

A good way to do the above might be to take on clients as if you were an agency, build them sites in your CMS and start building out plugins they need.

If you were trying to make it a business I might aim for a niche and go B2B. The CMS for {industry here}.
Im something of a conspiracy theorist myself, but this is irrational and unwarranted: if they wanted to research something strategic, they could easily summon the brain power (see OpenAI and the creation of near-general intelligence, and then ask where Facebooks $40B on metaverse smokescreen went to.)

PG is a good guy - he sides with entrepreneurs, and created an industry-wide standard for a founder friendly seed stage investment deal (called a SAFE) in a world of hugely predatory deal makers. And from his twitter its pretty clear that he's biased towards fairness and humanity in general.

Read some of PG's essays. People dont share deep insights and knowledge like that for free if they are made of the wrong stuff.
OpenWrt Security Advisories
To me at least the sponsorblock extension is completely ethical when you are using youtube premium. The creators get paid extra for a premium view anyway, plus I don't think advertisers for in video ads pay per view of that segment (if there are even tools to detect that metric) or anything like that so you're not even hurting the creator.
But I agree that something built in by youtube for premium users would be nicer. Would get youtube more premium users too I think because I was e.g. initially hesitent too of buying premium because I knew I would still be getting in video sponsors.
" If we look at what goes on in other countries, the U.S. stands out as the anomaly. When other countries allow homeschooling, they regulate it much more strictly. They demand that parents show they are qualified to teach and that they turn in the curricula they plan to use. Other countries impose home-visit requirements, which are both a protection against child maltreatment and also a check on whether the parents are actually providing the education they say they are."
The Harvard Gazette: "A warning on homeschooling" https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2020/05/law-school-pr...
By the same logic, it's irresponsible to watch ads and not buy the products. That's after all what keeps the wheels turning.

I remember I had this discussion after a school political debate in the 90s, with (adult) actual politicians. Textbooks at the time were not publicly funded, and naturally the textbook companies jacked up prices for their captive audience forced to buy their books.

This one party had the "brilliant" idea of ad-funded textbooks. I asked, if the textbook companies currently take $50 for the book, if it was instead funded by say McDonalds ads, how many extra burgers would each student have to buy that year? They didn't have any good answer to that.
Why stop at robotic arms? Perhaps a flipper on the bonnet to eject cones? A water-jet to discourage anything remaining in front? A spike or rotary saw for the more challenging obstacles?

Oh wait, I'm thinking of Robot Wars. My bad.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37280072
Some aspects of it certainly are, but it's also one of the more limited templating languages out of the box IMO, and there are several sharp edges especially in conjunction with Jekyll, where it requires you to do all the parsing of what gets passed to a custom tag or filter.
Just to balance the narrative, I think Gnome is the best DE. It does the best job staying out of the way and letting me focus on my work. Most Linux users I know (maybe 20 or so SEs I work with) use Gnome (or maybe the slightly modified ones by Pop/Ubuntu). I don't really see this widespread antipathy you speak of.
London's Canary Wharf/ Banking Sector is a very good description of what you're describing up there, private police force and everything.

It is nice to look at for a day, but it is a dead and soulless place, and the lack of activity at night paired with the high/clean/bland architecture is somehow more frightening than walking down a narrow alleyway anywhere else in the city. It is a distinctly anti people feeling, knowing that a place was not built for you, but it is permitting you to stay there for now.
Why would they have to roam?
In a country like Switzerland where public transportation is ubiquitous in a lot of cases buses cannot be the answer because density or usage (for instance during the night) is too low. On demand bus are costly and rather ineffective, so there is no question that on demand car will meet an important need.
Safari is a more meaningful competitor, and they hold significant market share on mobile.
And even if you get rid of the ads, the sponsored content is not going anywhere.
> I dislike the attitude of those who reject ads but also refuse to pay.

What about fair advertising? The main problem here nobody dares to talk about because dealing with it would undermine the very essence of capitalism: unlimited growth, is that there is no way to have fair advertising exactly as there's no way to have a fair use of any resources. Once you allow anything to be used for profit, it will be abused from the strongest players at the expense of the others until the last drop. It would be extremely easy to put well defined limits on how much advertising can be shown, and make the Internet a better place, but no way, it's anti capitalistic and therefore a no-no. Ad blockers weren't born the same day advertising came to the Internet, and many years passed until someone realized we needed them; that was the day surfing became such a horrid experience thanks to unlimited, pervasive and ever growing advertising.

edit: and, by the way, I still have to see some company going bankrupt because of ad blockers.
I wouldn't expect a valid answer from this person since they already contradicted themselves. "City council is same thing as company's board of directors" is incompatible with a "flat social structure" being that the former is a hierarchy and the latter is the absence of hierarchy.
Social medias prime feature is broadcast capability. For free.

In other forms of media (books, newspapers, radio, tv, phones/sms, chat, email) if you try to broadcast your important thoughts to everyone on the planet you get a giant bill.

Speech was free. But Broadcast capability was not.

The unintented main feature of social media is broadcast being free. And the main unanswered question is why should it be free?

If all the neurons in your brain were broadcasting simultaneously to every other neuron the only outcome is seizures.

The EU has not answered this.

It has instead told the platforms they will be held responsible for seizures.

Someone has to come up with better answers about how we all coordinate broadcasting. Otherwise we will keep seeing scary and shocking seizures.
As a test engineer I can’t not have that username! That’s hilarious - never heard of that before (never used bugzilla)
Of course but I still had laggy ui and issues when sharing my screen etc.

For example the gcp (Google cloud ui) became unusable while sharing in Ms teams.

Also good 4k displays/fast ones still had a fan build in.
The fight over a 'dangerous' ideology shaping AI debate
I meant to be facetious. A government that a team of billionaires considers "pesky" is probably mostly doing its job to protect people from harm, even if it is inefficient.
I have no idea if they did. C is a "default choice" in embedded systems.

I don't know if we now have a better alternative that is similar in speed, ram use and binary size.

If we do I'd would read a discussion on which one to use with interest.
Nowhere in YouTube’s voluminous terms of service does it say that you have to watch the ads.

Why are you defending a multi billion dollar company from something that the users aren’t obliged to do in the first place?
Wait, is this a single binary? If so, that's the big deal.

The only reason I left Jekyll for Hugo was that I could not maintain a working installation because of all dependencies and messy package management in Ruby.

Pretty awesome that it's Bjørn, the Hugo developer that's behind Gojejyll.
yes, absolutely, but only inasmuch as it only decreases their producer surplus so it doesn't actually cost them anything. If the monopolist allowed competition, then I'd evaluate and choose, but I don't have that choice till then.
Being autonomous does not change the fact that a car weighs 1000kg and occupies about 10sqm, just to move a single 70kg person. Or even no one at all, since they are autonomous.

It's a gigantic waste of space and energy.

In this regard, it is in no way comparable to trains, buses etc.