skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As someone else has stated is supports a lot of different sites, not just streaming, but also just video upload and sharing sites.

I once spent some weeks maintaining a handful of extractors just for myself and this is definitely much better.
How dare a profit-seeking corporation want to make money!
Let us not forget that the viewers are the product. The “users” are somewhat comprised of the people buying premium and mostly comprised of the advertisers buying ads for eyeballs to see.

Google doesn’t make money from ads if you download a video outside of their player.

I pay for YouTube premium and can download a video to my phone in the app. It’s not perfect but it works.
And what non-primitive software do we have that is reliable? None that I know of.
By "download feature", do you mean download into private storage of the Youtube app of a smart phone (so that the video can be viewed when the phone is not connected) or do you mean download a video file that can be played in the player of the user's choice?

(I'm asking because I've never been a paying user of Youtube.)
Printing at home is so horrible. I have a printer connected to my Wifi router. It changes IP every time I reboot. When it changes IP, Windows can't find it. I can give the printer a static IP but how many people know to do this? Wifi has been around for more than 2 decades. Isn't that enough time to figure out a solution?
I thought that only worked for SDSL modems?
Or Caesar's.
Doctors are not medical forensics. It shouldn't matter that the mechanism behind CFS isn't known, there's ample evidence that the condition is real. So I reject that casual dismissal.

However, there is no known way to treat CFS. That problem is a much more valid excuse for a doctor to do nothing. But a doctor that refuses to acknowledge a patient's troubles because they don't know how to treat it is a bad doctor.
Do you think the EU regulatory agencies haven't properly accounted for the claims made by the makers of this device?

It looks very promising and it is clinically approved.

Your theory craft seems to check out, but they could have proprietary technology that Huawei is yet to clone/rip-off, so it's not a well-known methodology. Funnily enough, they actually tested some of their algorithms in China based on their papers, so maybe it is just a matter of time.

That being said, if you have industry inside knowledge, that's a little different.
I can imagine an intelligent species on a high-G planet scratching their “heads” and wondering, as they surveil Earth, how anything could possibly survive on such a low-G planet.
If it's not MGM it's Caesar's. And both MGM and Caesar's are owned by VICI Properties.
Using a DVR/VCR recorded the broadcast as is. You're download idea bypasses all of the ads. Unless, without stating so, you'd accept a download file with the ads embedded.

While YT might originally have started with the Yous of the world creating content, it has greatly evolved from that where very professional types are releasing to it. Of course YT loves that as it means much more interest from users to their site. However, you know that concessions had to be made to convince music labels to release their content on the platform. We all know what those mean.
Spotify denies 30-second trick could make you rich
You can't rely solely on autorelease unless you're going to put literally everything in the autorelease pools, which would not be great for performance.
What about the part where afghan, I mean Iraqi, I mean Saudi passports come fluttering down.

22 year old long con.
> The recordability of analog video (in the sense of whether it's OK to do so, not whether it is physically possible—although there was that useless tab on videocassettes), and the acceptability of using a DVR, have not always been settled subjects

Analog seems pretty well settled in the US for the past ~40 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Corp._of_America_v._Unive....

But my point is actually a bit different. Weren't VCRs a good thing? Isn't it a bad thing that it is so much harder now to record internet TV than it was to record broadcast and cable TV in the 1980s-2000s?
https://www.dia.mil/FOIA/FOIA-Electronic-Reading-Room/FileId...

This is from the DIA but was acquired via a FOIA request so I don't know how valid it is. I would probably start looking at the references first.
HP printers with a model number ending in "e" require a subscription. If you avoid the "e" models, you'll get a normal printer.
Article says they are just preventing updates to the drivers, not killing them off entirely.
That's a great way of looking at it. Comparing model weights to our brains and how we process input, you could imagine model weights as a brain frozen at time t=0. The prompt tokens are the sensory input, and the generation parameters are like twists to how the neurons pass information to each other. The token context window is like the capacity of one's working memory. At the conclusion of the last layer of processing, the output tokens are like one's subjective experience.

At the least it's made me think for a moment about `stateless` and its meaning
I have used it as basic money for my degenerate online sports betting, buying hardware, and giving as gifts. First borns get 0.1 BTC! I also use it as a savings account. It's not nearly as interesting of an asset now that it tracks generally with large index funds though.

Even if it seems useless, if you look at how much day trading and stonk manipulation there is in prices where _even doing better than expected in a quarter can be a negative somehow_, you'll see how ETFs and cypto alike are a numbers game + hot potato + yeah some useful value behind those numbers.
Oh man, that's a rabbit hole. I always slept better at my parents cabin. They eventually got wifi and I stopped noticing any difference. Then tried an emf shielded top and it worked really well. Then did the paint on the walls of bedroom.

If you want science, it's tough, nobody is going to fund it and it's harder and harder to find a control group.

There's studies of dubious quality if you Google emf and sleep.
Localhost will inevitably die
Agree. That's why I noted

>If you're taking potassium sparing medications, things are further complicated. K levels would have to be checked more often.
Prisoners Are Training AI
At my last job it was all React and I was quite happy with it.

I'm trying to do web game development now and didn't want to fight the reconciler. I'm trying to build out stuff in Rust -> WASM but it's much harder than expected :) Not sure I could recommend it yet.
If you pay for a youtube subscription, there is a download button right next to the share button.
i can imagine it's a bit of grandstanding for open formats vs the encumbered formats that are more popular.
Printers industry is huge scam with those not working ink jets because they arent "official".

I hope it will change this - such malicious behaviour is probably implemented at SW level, right?
And archivists.
And people who prefer a different video player app or unsupported device.
Nice! I think the "floating point common names" page could be extended though, namely because it doesn't mention the bit amounts, but only decimal meanings like "s23e8". I think it would be more helpful to say that half is 16-bit, float is 32-bit, and so on, especially since in some programming languages these are called f16, f32 and f64 or float16, float32 and float64.

I also think an early chapter could actually introduce what floating point is in the first place, now the first chapter about floating point is immediately about the detailed topic of compression.
You should not use exceptions in ObjC unless it's truly exceptional; most system code (and all ARC code by default) is not exception-safe and will leak objects if thrown through. And Swift will insta-crash if it sees one.
By not including copyright content in the documentation and examples of how to use?
There’s also the physical hardware of the device itself. He wants $45, which seems quite reasonable for a custom SIMM with flash memory.

He’s also not restricting the use of his or Apple’s software, so he’s not making any claim, copyright or otherwise.

So he makes the PCBs, loads them up and tests them, then sends them off to the purchaser, all for $45.

Yes, that sounds like a significant value.
https://archive.ph/JRsVX
I work in "access control" and that could probably get that hotel in a loooot of trouble with the fire marshal.
Making dry ice at home
I don't generally take screenshots on my iPhone, only my Mac. But I'm sure a lot of people would like to have this app on iOS, too.
Why not, they use energy.
That is because by default yt-dlp tries to download the best / better format available and (I take it the context of your downloads are YT) these are the best ones available.

You can customize which format to download by doing first:

yt-dlp -F <url>

Check what numbers are there, and then download the formats you want.

You can customize both the video format & rate, and same for sound, by using

yt-dlp #+# <url>

Where the first hash is the id of the video stream, and the 2nd hash is the id of the audio id.

Take into account that you'd probably need also ffmpeg available on the command line for this; that if you "mix" containers (Say, a webm video and an m4u audio stream) you-ll end up with an .mkv container; and finally, that all of the downloaded streams are themselves containers (.m4u, mp4 & webm).
The problem is not that you can buy a device that does this. The problem is that they'll put it in devices you can't easily avoid buying, don't control the firmware of or which have an abominable security record.

It's fine if I can take live 3D radar images of the inside of my bedroom. Not fine if someone else can.
Mmm.. I have been measuring my blood pressure for 5 years, twice a day, and I can't say I agree with you.

- Coffee increases systolic by 15 mmHg for 6 hours, so does smoking.

- Lisdexamphetamine (I am diagnosed ADHD) decreases BP by 10 mmHg

- Good sleep for 5+ consecutive days decreases BP. One day isn't enough.

- Rebound hypertension when forgetting my BP meds is a thing. +10 mmHg the next day.

- Low carb diet decreases BP steadily after the first week or so, especially if your metabolism is out of whack (understandable due to the deleterious effect of fructose on nitric oxide production)

- Amateur BP readings (wrong time of day, single measurement, not relaxed enough) can add 30 mmHg easily. Readings taken at the GP's office are worthless for this reason. My advice is measure every 3 minutes until your BP measurement stabilises. The correct reading is the lowest. Sometimes you need 15 minutes to reset to baseline.

- Also important is the delta between systolic and diastolic. Mine is around 40 mmHg, if it's higher than that, it's an indicator of a stress peak (bad sleep, bad day, overwhelmed) that usually resolves after a couple days.
It is not. Access was easy to build the app on top of a reasonable database seamlessly, integrated, visually. SQL Express is just the database part and there is nothing that integrates so well on it like Access does internally. Access is not powerful enough for larger databases, but boy it was easy to use for small ones.
Good thing I don't have a Google account in the first place.
A shame you can't find any meaningful parallels like many of us. Why the pissy tone? Here's some good reading for you

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage-gated_ion_channel
I learned VB when I was 8 and built a few games with it. I wish I kept coding :'(
It could be your router giving it a new IP address, but the printer itself hopefully has a static MAC address. Check your router settings for static IP assignment, they may be under a section called DHCP. Over there you could give it a static IP address for its current MAC address

EDIT: this comment no longer makes sense after the parent comment was edited. It used to be explicitly asking for help and didn't mention any solutions like static IPs, nor did it spell out a general remark about how this complexity in consumer electronics is bad
Do you have any recommendations for scaling out PeerTube?
They also charge for picture-in-picture mode on your $1k phone that you bought from them.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that forcing you to use their system when offline and not truly giving you a copy of the mp4 file?
> it sounds like you've set the bar too high and have unrealistic expectations.

I much prefer turning shadows off than have them do something crazy. Graphics don’t need to be awesome just consistent. Minecraft is in many ways worse than Daggerfall, but you quickly get used to the world. Skyrim is fine for a more realistic world even without mods, until a texture messes up and looks crazy. That’s the moment when you go from playing at game to looking at a screen.

IMO Cyberpunk would be strictly better off with fewer effects and worst textures in exchange for fewer glitches. Voluntarily selecting more glitches please aka DLSS is just a terrible trade off from my perspective.
Woahhhhh, i cant belive it. i just want to be the first person to comment XD but i just came here for the discussion, carry on.
Physicists solve mysteries of microtubule movers
most things are not written in typescript

OpenAPI, being JSON or Yaml, is portable
It will still require some intelligence from the VoIP system, eg to switch off jitter adaptation, and a good path with little packet loss.

The equivalent to T.38 for data modems was ITU V.150.1 , but I get the impression that it wasn't implemented much.
College is becoming increasingly irrelevant anyway. Prospective students see though this crap and find something better to do. It's only inertia that still has them running. In 15 years it's just going to be administrators in a big circle
On the other hand, I never understood how to build anything with Access despite having a book on it as a teen.

Web tech, even in its early forms, was much more obvious to me and I could run code in the browser's web console. I could find JS snippets online, paste them into index.html, and open the page. I found VB/Access far more confusing than that.

These days I help beginners pick up web dev and I think HNers overestimate (if not circlejerk over) how hard it is just because create-react-app does a lot of things. Client development always had a bunch of specific knowledge you had to learn, and the fat stack of supporting software you generally use (IDEs, Xcode, node_modules, SDK APIs, browser APIs, etc) was always a behemoth.
if they can do it to the big players what's stopping them from doing the same to the little guys?
No. It’s simply going for the highest quality available.
I found it much easier to contribute too yt-dlp than to youtube-dl.
youtube-dl repository is badly managed, the fork could have been easily avoided by sharing responsibilities and decisions.
I had a discussion with my church group about this and it was absolutely fascinating. On the one hand they welcomed the ubiquitous observation and judgement of all people, because they thought that would make it easier to control people's behavior. But also someone pointed out that is what the anti-christ would do. In the end there wasn't any real consensus on whether or not mass surveillance was good or bad.
Exactly. People's plans get pushed out into the evenings or during the less busy times, absorbed, then forgotten as collateral damage.
This is a over week old. They struck a deal today: https://corporate.charter.com/newsroom/the-walt-disney-compa...
> Using a DVR/VCR recorded the broadcast as is. You're download idea bypasses all of the ads. Unless, without stating so, you'd accept a download file with the ads embedded.

That's what automatic SkipMode is for!

https://explore.tivo.com/how-to/SkipMode

Unfortunately:

"Note: The SkipMode feature is available only on certain recorded shows; we hope to make it available for the most popular shows on the most popular channels watched by TiVo subscribers"

A limitation that 0.000% of viewers wanted.
In the town square, the government can't remove you but a fellow citizen can just stand there and scream "NOOOOPE!" to everything you say, over and over again. And the local grocer is allowed to turn you away as a result of those things you were screaming in the town square earlier about their daughter.

Snail mail is a great example, but the burden of proof is on those who think the Internet should work the same to justify why a model baked into federal Constitutional requirements should be used to justify de facto nationalization of private infrastructure. Now, if somebody wanted to put the tax dollars up for the federal government to build out "the people's Internet," regulated with something akin to first Amendment protections for transiting the network and rights to privacy, I certainly wouldn't be against it.
This will be the most probably scenario based on this book which as based on an EMP, but regardless the same outcome - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Second_After

Then you will probably want have - https://www.howtoinventeverything.com
Oh goodness. I've always thought he was a tool so never really followed his doings. Just visited his watch company and saw this beauty...

> A watch for people like myself who can afford a Rolex but don’t need a status symbol on their wrist to do their talking for them.

So a cheaper watch, but one meant for rich people? Isn't that by definition a status symbol? Is he delusional or just surrounded by yes men?
There is at least one good movie plot here.
The other “tabs” here are other airplanes in flight, depending on being able to land before they run out of fuel. You don’t just ignore one and move on.
A .webm file is an .mkv file. You can rename to .mkv without any ramifications.

My guess would be that yt-dlp is giving you whatever file format it finds, with no editorializing. The default is just to go with "best quality" available. So "Is there a reason for this?" is likely a better question for whoever maintains the site(s) you're downloading from.
Neopets is still around
Hey, you mean limitations/OOC on mobile? 1) The UI is designed for larger widescreen displays and I'm not yet handling touch events to re-enable the UI after it disappears 2) YouTube player documentation explains that certain mobile browsers require user interaction before playing.

Let me know if you think there is a good use case for getting it working on mobile too, I didn't think there would be.
The browser would also have to understand not to copy that part by default. But HTTP disallows unicode chars in URLs. There could instead be some "sharable URL" web API, but it seems like a small enough problem that sites are content just providing a custom share button if needed.
to the best of my knowledge, that's because your system does not have ffmpeg for subsequent transcoding of the site's format into what you would consider "your" format: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/2023.07.06/README.md#s... (they also allow you to specify the path, if you don't have it in your $PATH, via --ffmpeg-location <https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/2023.07.06/README.md?p...>)
The bigger problem is the way they use that as an avenue to sell you more shit and "learn" more deeply about you. Hard pass. Let people watch what they want and stop trying to build a profile, maybe then they'll consider paying you. As it stands, there's just no prayer of doing that if you're linking your credit card to all that.
Really jarring to read "Ax" on the reg, I guess that's moving from co.uk to com in action.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ig_ZWdpriC4

How to Lower Blood Pressure Naturally with Lifestyle Changes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZc5Is98yDc

Healthiest Foods for Your Heart | Dr. Neal Barnard
I just tried recording youtube using the os provided screen recorder on ios and mac and was able to do so.
> Why not allow the Obj-C compiler to take away all that C boilerplate and fragile retain counting gruntwork, and then wrap those calls in a concise C API that provides the exact interface your application needs? I don't really get it.

100%. If you’re tying your codebase to Cocoa (or other objc framework), it makes zero sense to avoid Objective-C while also requiring intimate knowledge of Objective-C conventions.

Plus, you’re potentially breaking all sorts of related tooling. Documentation lookup becomes harder. Will Instruments work right? Can you get clang Static Analyzer tips? What about objc-specific compiler warnings? Any time you want to search for code / examples / whatever, you have to translate the symbols. What does it do to a stack trace? Do you get the same deprecation warnings? Does it work correctly if a team member uses a different SDK version, either intentionally or accidentally?
I Built DaVinci's Saw Mill [video]
Highly depends what you're trying to do
The art of electronics is a great resource. It is probably better as a reference though!
If you don't want to give away your video, news article, blog post etc. Then don't post it publicly on the Internet.
You're missing across the entire country and long enough period.

Of course, at that zoomed out view it becomes "houses are more expensive where people want to live" which is kind of tautological.
Most powerful Atlas 5 rocket launches national security mission
> Take into account that [...] if you "mix" containers [...] you'll end up with an .mkv container

He's complaining about getting an .mkv in the first place, so this seems unlikely to solve his problem.
oof. suspended google account sounds very painful

does the same ruling apply when using something like Kapwing, which downloads the youtube video (probably using this tool)? That could be very painful

edit: this just makes me realise I should transition my stuff to somewhere safer
Who's wielding anything? Your quote oddly omits the very next sentence, where he makes said ROM image 'explicitly free for personal use' with any hardware you feel like using it on.
Jesus Christ, not FoxPro.

I briefly worked for a company whose main product had been a FoxPro application that they rewrote piece by piece in C#, reimplementing various FoxPro idioms as they went. It was a nightmare and no one knew what any of it did. One "senior" developer tearfully argued with me during a code review that even fixing comments could have dire consequences.

I suspect that someone higher up liked it that way, because I was fired shortly after mathematically proving that something was really wrong in some of the accounting code.
That may have been true of "youtube-dl" but I think yt-dlp only evokes the site association that you're thinking of because you already knew about youtube-dl first

Admittedly, the fork would have been better with "really-dl" but here we are

Also, due to the GitHub file list truncation, you may be happier linking to the more legible(?) https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/2023.07.06/supportedsi...