skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since don't have a Spotify account, can't
try the program!

But you mentioned Taylor Swift!!! With
good makeup, clothes, lighting,
expression, and photography, she's, we
just have to admit, as they say, "drop
dead gorgeous".

Taste in music related to computing???
Actually at present I'm pretty deep into
that and later will have more to say here
on Hacker News.

But for now a few simple samples:

With some dancing and more pretty females:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7b5YWRQP0U

No dancing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us3NFFJhFPg

With some geography:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5zg_af9b8c

With some more dancing with some pretty
girls and some socially awkward boys:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gh0YErvF4yI

No dancing. Just a still image:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbugsVd10gA

with some vocal:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkHGUaB1Bs8

Another pretty one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBBL-t7CKbU

She's both pretty and good with violin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS-W3lfcVvY&feature=youtu.be

Just the ending:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRCe86HVSJw

Maybe the second movement is the best
part:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNZqy3FxvhQ

The original was just for solo violin:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEUYq5t-cCM

The original piano version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZsqnHhyub0

and an orchestral version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-At9tWyrLs

The prelude:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k41D9por6c

More pretty females and some music!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rJoB7y6Ncs

From Chicago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNezfBxBiQo

Fantasy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ffdkY0896k

Part of a story:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ffdkY0896k
Given that I still haven’t found how to export conversations out of Teams I guess I’m vendor-locked-in and this move will not change the status-quo…
Hand grenades are clearly not the primary cause since they were legal for a long time before this became a problem. Its also not clear that they account for more recent bombings.

Whether or not you think they should be legal is completely beside that point of them being the primary cause, which you pivoted away from. Likely because its hard to support.
Generational ZGC and Beyond [video]
"once your text had been sent out to a third-party website, it could be snooped upon – but the victims of any snooping would blame the browser, even if it wasn't the browser's fault."
Please explain how sending my data to third parties is not the fault of the browser...
You forgot to add 'while keeping your money in limbo'.
As someone who has been involved in a couple startups but not founded one myself, my first impression is that it depends. 16 startups in 2 years is impressive in some sense, but less so if none of them brought it any revenue (I have no idea what the case is with the OP).
It makes a ton of sense if your focus is only short-term profit. It makes absolutely 0 sense if your goal is to try to decrease the legal liability of knowingly causing global warming and actively suppressing those internal studies to increase profits.

Feels like the oil companies are going to face a big tobacco moment in the next 20 years and the previous CEO was preparing their defense of "don't punish us for the sins of our fathers". Whereas Sawan is doubling down on "maximize this quarter, who cares about the future, not my problem".

That's all ignoring the: do you actually care at all if your great grandchildren have a habitable planet? (or maybe grandchildren at the rate we're going)
Then we should do more good things that warrant the use of the word!
let’s talk about it at the end of standup.
I appreciate the fact that it contains shortcuts for such words as "endeavour" (EDV), "ecclesiastic" (EC), "notwithstanding" (NWG) or "vehemence" (VMC) being a dictionary of the "basic and most frequently used words". Also, the suggested abbreviation for "sex" is "SEX".
In the U.S. there are at least two (colloquially known as the left/right uniparty), and several smaller radical unsupported parties, willing to burn books and delete websites.
Avoid Revolut at all costs!

It took me two weeks to get back into the app after switching phones. There's no way to contact support except by logging into the app or by Facebook. Then on Facebook they have an automated system that will close your ticket after 24 hours of you not replying.

I'm on a 12 hour time difference so that happened around four times before I got it solved. I ended up shouting in caps at that them, and I'm not a caps kinda guy. As soon as I got back in I withdrew all funds and closed the account.

Since I've been telling this story I've heard several more horror stories. The worst was a friend who gets paid through Revolut, so it triggered an automated finance checking system and instantly locked his account until he could prove he paid tax. Then the system wouldn't let him upload the docs for several days, support was just as helpful as they were with me. He had no money for five days.

Anyway, why would they do that? He wasn't doing anything illegal, they could have asked him to provide the docs with a week's grace and all would have been well.
> important was what he omitted: any mention of the company’s prior commitment to spend up to $100 million a year to build a pipeline of carbon credits, part of the firm’s promise to zero out its emissions by 2050.

Not counting the CO2 output of its product obviously.
The gang crime is, almost entirely, driven by 1st or 2nd generation migrants.

https://www.gulf-insider.com/almost-all-gang-members-in-swed...

There is no use in splitting hairs on this one. The issue is clear.
I play a stringed instrument. Good repairers are a dying breed, and worth their weight in gold. These instruments are meant to be played, and get taken out and knocked around. Repairs often involve specialized skills that a musician can't tackle ourselves.
It doesn’t sound like it is about shareholder value here. They can’t find enough carbon credit programs that meet their internal quality requirements and they are trying to actually not greenwash, so rather than go with a quantity of low quality carbon credits, they scrapped the program altogether.

I view this as more of an indictment of carbon credits than anything.
yeah I see it perfectly, the stuff you want to do is protected by divine power, but the stuff others do, not so much.

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20150402-the-worst-place-...

"toxic, nightmarish lake created by our thirst for smartphones, consumer gadgets and green tech"

Hmm interresting, I dont see "created by thirst of land rovers". Funny how the car manufacture do not create dystopian nightmarish lakes, right? When did this begin to happen? What is it? was it perhaps when everyone wanted the fancy new ipads and smartphones? whats that I hear, a smartwatch? perhaps some IOT crap?

Its so easy to condemn what you do not like yourself, but just remember, when you are pointing one finger out, 3 are pointing back.
> What do you guys think you’re getting for your deindustrialization?

It is a myth that the U.S. has deindustrialized. The value of manufactured goods in the US has markedly increased over the decades. It has only ever dropped significantly during recessions.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/SLMNTO02USA189N
If you are doing a huge nuclear build out, you should also focus on storage. Nuclear plants are economic to run at peak all the time, even at night when the demand isn’t there. Renewables except reservoir based hydro have the same problem (the reservoir counts as storage for hydro, and anything else if you have can run pumps back up).
It's curiosity, not generosity. :)

Usually beliefs that specific have a source. Knowing a bit about the biology involved, I got curious. In this case, the source was actually interesting and mentioning it might be of value to others.

Sometimes I'll indulge in snide comments but I try not to. They tend to detract from the conversion and the people I'd reply to are usually doing a good enough job of that on their own. ;)
To the OP: flesh out your profile with your details and company affiliation, this looks super scammy. And explain how you make your money because 99% cheaper is a red flag, not a feature.
AFIK gang violence is happening in most of the EU

in many cases has been happening since a very very long time

just with very different dynamics then in the US

which in combination with people often only reading the headline makes it a bit trick for a US newspaper to choose a good title

e.g. when I read "gang violence escalates" in a German news paper I expect very different thing then when reading it in the US

but in both counties it something you might have read in the last 2-3 decades

and AFIK this bombings are not limited to some "gang areas"
Correct me if I'm wrong but even the original plan only covered carbon footprint of Shell's operations?

Which I presume are pretty much a minor fraction of the carbon footprint of their products and kinda makes the whole exercise a PR campaign.

Even when it would cover pipeline leaks and the like it's still nowhere near their total impact.
A forest can be dry for a month until a single lightning bolt kicks off a forest fire. Now tell me, did the drought or the bolt cause the fire?

You may remove either component, and the calamity would not have transpired.
can I self-promote here? we are not doing exactly the same but we are transcribing videos ourselves (no auto YT captions) If you want to read a high quality transcript & summarize videos, you can do that at https://alphy.app
I always wondered the same thing. But my theory wasn’t bandwidth, it was power, cost and (perhaps) weight.

I had no idea that we still monitored these things from the ground.
Because Teams is not an alternative client to a messaging platform. It is the platform.

You may realize that they are still allowed to bundle Outlook because it is just an alternative client for E-Mail.

Every business which is in the Office365 ecosystem will never use a competitor to teams, because it is just bundled with Office "for free". There were competitors before teams was a thing, but the regulators realized if Microsoft would go forward with this, an entire Market Segment would just die.

Making an Antitrust Case out of this, not only protects current communication system providers but also opens the market up for more competition.
> nothing "slow and clunky"

You obv. haven't experienced the difference.
There is one key I think all keyboards are missing “toggle case”

If you had a key to toggle case on selected texts billions of backspace keystrokes and retyping strokes could be saved
When you change an entire sector, it is always met with a lot of scepticism at first. But 99% is nothing but the truth, especially since Wise and Revolut increased their prices for biz transfers. Check out our Wise comparison we created to demonstrate the difference: https://atlantic.money/wise

Further, we are profitable on every transfer with Atlantic Money. Our whole infrastructure is built on a different concept, which is why Wise and Co. also cannot offer transfers for the same price without losing it all.

To give you a proof of our work: We transferred £160m ($200m) in our first year for private users, 16x what Wise sent back then.
Another flick he made, The Dirties, is the best movie about a school shooting movie I’ve ever seen
Thanks for the shout out! Funnily, the article in the original post covers the most requested algorithm I never covered: power of two choices.
> there was various schemes to avoid the "clumpyness" you'd get by using purely random numbers.

^^ This is worth highlighting.

"Randomness is clumpy"

-- Attributed to various authors

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clustering_illusion
Taking this comment thread into account, I'll just add submissions about gang violance in Sweden to the list of submissions I routinely flag. Along with discussions about the homeless and crime in SF. None of the comment under those submissions are worthy of what HN is supposed to be.
Apple Plans to Stop Providing Customer Support on Twitter and YouTube
I think it's pedantic to call it a "grand oversimplification". It seems like a reasonable simplification to me.
Like calling a .py file an application is reasonable IMO, even though it's a simplification because it's "just" instructions for an interpreter.
Most Switch games don't run at 60fps in docked mode because they can't nearly hit the framerate at 1080p. The Switch has dynamic resolution scaling but it still lags.

For this reason many games only run at 60fps in handheld mode.
It's worth understanding how disruption works in business. (See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Innovator's_Dilemma)

Generally, established companies have a lot of trouble, and often fail, adopting when the rules of business change.

In this case, Shell is having a lot of trouble adopting to carbon-free (or neurtral) energy.

IMO: I think the best approach is to seek out carbon-free (or neutral) energy business models and disrupt Shell out of business. From Shell's POV, the best thing they can do is invest in the disrupters and have them organically displace their existing fossil-fuel based businesses.
The article is correct if simple. Running a container is not very hard in the linux case since it is just a new cgroup entry. Obviously there is an extra layer in the case of Mac/Windows but you're still just setting up cgroups.
It's... effort consuming, but is doable and more like a 1-time effort.

A while ago I built an alternative plugin manager for Terraform (https://github.com/paraterraform/para) and explored the idea of distributed indices (where you just host a file in the repo as seen in https://github.com/ashald/terraform-provider-stateful/blob/m...).

So at the end of the day, it's either about the effort to inventory the current registry and find sources that are available, or do this on an ongoing as-needed basis (eg something like para would allow an index to be hosted in a github repo managed with PRs).
Maybe the EU should concentrate on more important things.

Like why EU GDP is stagnating compare to the USA.
That indeed seems to be the case. Seems that for community providers, HashiCorp is serving up JSON which refers to GitHub download links.

Here’s a sample size of 1: https://registry.terraform.io/v1/providers/spacelift-io/spac...

According to the provider registry protocol, which I have previously implemented for internal hosting (in an afternoon of writing a single file of Python): https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/internals/provider...
Are you sure about that double negative?
No, it's because there's been a systematic effort for the past 70 years or so (in the US) to weaken the legal ability of unions to accomplish their goals. "Right to work" legislation is the most well known effort at the state level in the past 30 years, but there's also been repeated amendments to the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) to weaken unions and eliminate their negotiating power.

1947: Taft Hartley Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taft%E2%80%93Hartley_Act
1959: Landrum Griffin Act: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_Management_Reporting_and...

One very concrete, recent difference between US Labor Law and Labor law in places with strong labor parties and unions is that US employment is almost entirely "at will" with each side having no contractual obligation to one another. That's why European Twitter tech employees could not legally be laid off en-masse with no warning and a couple month's severance - they had contracts, and those contracts stipulated terms on which they could be fired with or without cause, and those contracts were binding. They had time to find another job without a huge disruption to their lives and income.
NextAuth also intentionally made username-password authentication difficult to use because they think signing in with your Twitter or Google account is better.

Meanwhile their home page advertises “own your data”.
>No economic policy is costless.

There exist Pareto optimal economic policies.
I'm working on adding this functionality to my iOS/macOS Japanese reading app, Manabi Reader. However since my app is essentially a web browser, it adds this functionality via userscripts instead of "youtube-dl" which Apple doesn't like.

for future reference - https://reader.manabi.io
They like it but are they using it? Do they like it so much they tell other people about it?
You can trade off resolution for time, though. Surely high resolution photos would be useful for some purposes, even if it means you only get a few of them in a day.
TBH, I had the same issue with nestbox. I'd love to have something like that, but monthly_cost*36 months is a lot of money!
I get much better framerate on Yuzu, it's almost locked at 60fps - on Ryujin I only get 20-30fps with some lag here and there.
We are licenced and regulated by the FCA in the UK and the NBB in the EU – two trusted financial authorities that also regulate Wise. We therefore have to meet the expected high standards both authorities require from us, especially in terms of KYC&AML.
I would have assumed Mac OS 9 used CPU rendering for the UI, though. On the Windows side accelerated rendering didn't become a thing until Vista AIUI.

Also if it was GPU rendering I'm surprised any of this works at all.
If you're going to make absolutist statements about nitpicky minutiae, you have to get it right.

In point of fact the image side of a Dockerfile, where an image is a DAG of other images referenced by an immutable ID or pointer to hosted content, is "100%" declarative. It's only the "build" syntax that is ordered.
Reaction to this: Hmm, they replied about the web app but not the other comments

On a separate note - congrats on the launch, and I hope it does great!
> Second, the Docker Engine which takes a Dockerfile and runs it on a Linux host natively, without a virtual machine.

Or on Windows natively, using native Windows containers, assuming the image you want to run is a Windows application and not a Linux one.
Blaming corporations alone isn't enough; individual choices fuel their actions. It's a dual responsibility: pressuring corps for change while adopting sustainable choices ourselves. Only collective action can drive the shift we need.
I can also tell you that the passport office doesn't check anything very well, at least in the US, as my name on my passport doesn't actually match the name on my birth cert or SSN paperwork. I guess I mis-wrote it when I filled it out originally, but now I have to deal with how to get it fixed. For renewals, they only have a "my name changed" field, not a "you messed it up", so I've been ineffective at correcting the issue for years now.
We are actually working on it.
OK, honest feedback - not to be confused with criticism:

You've done a lot of work and I hope the app got your French up to speed to satisfy Quebec! Watch out for "you have such a lovely accent" (said in English) - it's not really a compliment. Montreal is a great city but the roads really suck, way more than Toronto. At least there is a good subway system to get around the city.

The route capture of repeatedly reloading the home page to prevent the back button working cleanly is super annoying. If that's not intentional, it needs fixed and, if it is intentional, I'd remove that as it's a horrible dark pattern that is hostile to your customers.

There is no list of languages taught - I see some flags but no idea if that's the native language I'm supposed to speak already or if it is the only languages it teaches. What if I'm interested in learning a language without a flag shown? I have no idea if it is offered or not until I go through the signup process (or watch your video).

Cost isn't clear either at the start of the signup. Hiding pricing (as a menu item) until part way through signup rather than putting it right there clearly at the start of the process is a huge turn off. I'm not signing up to some mysterious app without being told the key conditions (like how much it costs) before I start.

Why should I use this app when I can sign up to any of the available AIs for a little more that can do the language tutor thing plus answer lots of additional things for me in other domains? I see it does speak the text - are there other value adds over using a regular AI ?

I like your attitude in fixing the problems you experienced with the tutor approach and failings in other apps. That's the attitude that helps things improve and I do wish you success and look forward to an update post on how things go.
Community Notes: Microsoft is the 2nd biggest company in the world behind Apple.
Gmail addresses ending in @gmail.com and @googlemail.com are the same e-mail address and do not represent two different accounts.
The poster you're replying to is not claiming to be four different people or even any one of them, and your challenge does not contribute anything. In the case of Lee Kuan Yew, he did indeed drop Harry from his name, with varying stated reasons.

The fragment "Hated the name Harry and got it removed" probably means "[He] hated the name Harry and got it removed", not "[I] hated the name Harry and got it removed". The grammar is acceptable in many contexts.
It's a few things:

1) Runs containers / VMs ("linux machines"). Here you get a linux instance with access to your complete filesystem (everything is mounted), similar to I guess WSL

2) Full docker compatible + docker-compose

3) As of this week kubernetes support

Everything is blazing fast to start (think 100-200ms). Aside that, there's one thing that's awesome: networking.

Every container gets a unique IP. No more portmapping.

Every containers also gets a unique hostname (+ip) -> testapp.orb.local

Every every docker-compose gets a unique subdomain -> web.testcompose.orb.local
> Notably Brad Smith was their chief counsel back then and he still is now - he's gotten a promotion to President in fact.

All of that stuff back then had basically no consequences, which is probably why MS continues to increase their anti-competitive behavior. They will continue to do so until there are consequences, obviously.
> And nushell does have some nifty tools such as `explore` with `:try` to interactively build a processing pipeline.

> But this information doesn't seem to be documented anywhere in the "book" or other introductory material. It only seems to be documented in the help message of the `nu` binary--which I almost didn't even get as far downloading today.

https://www.nushell.sh/book/explore.html#try-command
Earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37333882
I don't find it to be an oversimplification at all. If I say "the terminal takes this bash script and runs it", I understand the bash script may do a ton of complicated things, and all the system services that are set up in the first place to run bash are complicated, but I see nothing wrong or oversimplified about that sentence.
> Hubris syndrome was formulated as a pattern of behaviour in a person who: (i) sees the world as a place for self-glorification through the use of power; (ii) has a tendency to take action primarily to enhance personal image; (iii) shows disproportionate concern for image and presentation; (iv) exhibits messianic zeal and exaltation in speech; (v) conflates self with nation or organization; (vi) uses the royal ‘we’ in conversation; (vii) shows excessive self-confidence; (viii) manifestly has contempt for others; (ix) shows accountability only to a higher court (history or God); (x) displays unshakeable belief that they will be vindicated in that court; (xi) loses contact with reality; (xii) resorts to restlessness, recklessness and impulsive actions; (xiii) allows moral rectitude to obviate consideration of practicality, cost or outcome; and (xiv) displays incompetence with disregard for nuts and bolts of policy making.
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Have you heard of this new db called dev/null? It’s super fast and web scale!