skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've created a few similar tools for link scraping: https://github.com/chapmanjacobd/library#usage

- library links-extract: extract inner links from pages (stdin, local files, or remote sites)

- library links-add: extract inner links across from multiple pages (paged lists of articles/forums) into a SQLITE database

- library links-update: fetch new items for each link in a links-db (just added this yesterday)

You can use the same filtering across all subcommands. For example you can filter based on text between links:

pip install xklb
library links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bacon_dishes --path-include https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ --after-include famous

You can use all of them with the same --cookies-from-browser interface that yt-dlp provides for pages that are locked behind a login.

Alternatively, copy and paste:

library links --local-html <(xclip -selection clipboard -t text/html) --after-exclude paranormal spooky horror podcast
I found the code of Qdrant very readable (with nice comments in the top) even if you are not (quite) aware of how vector databases (exactly) work. You need to be a programmer, but with that as a given, it reads surprisingly easy for a production database (that companies like OpenAI etc use).
Sorry, but one screenshot would be enough to demonstrate what the repository is about.

So many project fail at this.
LOL. Std lib removes crypto package and the answer is “copy paste this code from this blog”? How predictably awful.

Don’t do this. Instead, carefully analyse and evaluate well known and well tested packages to do crypto with.
And then every other movie where the boy tries to get the girl teaches men that they have to "trick" women into liking them through complicated schemes of pretend personalities.
Seems like you don't have an answer then, teacher sir
That the new Dune movie was widely enjoyed is a testament to the central themes and plot of Dune, moreso than an opinion on Lynch vs Villeneuve.

Honestly, I want to go back and watch the Sci Fi miniseries too, which also had a sequel that goes through Messiah and Children.
As for the second quote, the surrounding context explains that the validator will by default return an error if you point to a single object using two different pointers with different opinions on what the pointee's type is. This doesn't sound like a safety issue, since the validator is being too conservative rather than not conservative enough.

The first quote is probably in part referring to the second quote. If that is all it is referring to, than there is no safety issue. If there are other similar issues but rkyv chooses to reject valid archives rather than accept invalid ones, then there also is no safety issue. However, that isn't unambiguous, so I can't say for certain that it isn't possible to misuse the library from safe rust.
I need to do this as well…
Pretty amazing article. I end up doing a mix of autopilot and other stuff
There's another version: the one that played on SciFi channel with significantly more cuts (to make room for more commercials).

That's actually my favorite version. A lot of dialogue is cut, and it ends up better for it. It's more of a "mood" than anything else, and even though it's more of a dream than a story, it makes more sense than most of Lynch's work; your mind effectively fills in the gaps, whether you've read the books or not. I haven't seen the fan edit though.
Luckily, I was born in the 21st-century.
"At least that's what they told us anyway."

It would have been nice to have a link to the study. They talk about confirmation bias on the incel side, but nothing about the biases on the non-incel or women's side. I mean, really how are you writing off the incels as thinking errors when the baseline (the other men and women) is likely to rely on self-reporting too. Perhaps this study is really about how people underestimate the things they already have (I'd like to know how the study controlled for this).
These are woefully underpowered for consumer electronics and always will be - only really useful for maintaining volatile memory. This idea has actually been debunked more than once.

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5M5MF6KE-jY
Are you thinking of Boom Supersonic?

I know next to nothing about aviation or economics, but my gut feeling is a plane with ~80 seats for international flights will be expensive.

https://boomsupersonic.com/
Even nodejs doesn’t do wild shit like this.
As an artist, your style is not the only thing that defines you. It's about how you use that style, similar to how one utilizes a patent. It involves adding your unique human touch, from your voice to your hand on the canvas. it's not the end of the world.
Making a living as an artist is often more a function of building a brand, having interesting personality rather than of the art itself.

I don't think AI will affect "high art" much, it will rather destroy careers of "contract artists".
> Champagne is an actual plac

And this where your ununderstanding starts. It is a place name for you. For literally billions of people it's some word describing a type alc. drink first.
One of the tips is assume everything is learnable - you can learn to be self-confident.

My self-confidence was in the trash during high school. In college I had a couple of experiences that gave me opportunities to learn to be confident.

The sense of difficulty is a sign of opportunity.
Addiction of the kind that nicotine causes, doesn’t lead to things like domestic violence, home burglaries or any short or long term health effects. It’s a mild stimulant that doesn’t lead to drastic changes in behavior.
Thank you for sharing some of your story. It's really wild to imagine a time where Shulgin's 'dirty pictures' were still legal and could be easily ordered.

By the time I got round to PiKHAL and TiKHAL everything was scheduled.

Personally, I disagree with the notion that "it doesn't matter" when reflecting on life. However, I understand the tremendous importance of being able to let go of things and the freedom that comes with that.
No More Roach Motels for Data in the Clouds
I’d read that as “Boeing has passed the point where the results of gross negligence can’t be called accidents.”
That's a very strange question.

Not hanging out with someone is obviously fine, and it's your choice.

Firing or publicly shunning someone is a totally different matter.
Actual Budget App
There is also pretty decent evidence that it's not that dangerous:

https://gwern.net/nicotine

-edit- that write up is almost exclusively for adults. The affects on teens and children, with developing brains etc., is much less clear and if nothing else the precautionary principle would probably say that it's a bad idea.

But for adults, I'm personally convinced that the balance of evidence is that nicotine itself is not particularly harmful when consumed in reasonable amounts.

-edit- also realized that I linked to the same article that the top level comment linked. Considering that that post includes dozens of journal articles, linking one single research article without addressing any of the contrary ones isn't particularly useful. Beware the man of one study:

https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/12/12/beware-the-man-of-one-...
> However, getting yourself a dog and going morning runs does get you approached by eligible women, so I guess it depends on the social context.

Women want men who are reliable, having a dog and exercising regularly signals reliability. This has nothing to do with kindness.

The biggest problem with incels is that they struggle with their life in general. Toxic guys with a well put together life doesn't have issues getting women, as you say just exercise regularly and keep a dog and have other such signals and women will come to you.
Your EI card game looks intriguing! Can you share an estimated ship date?
The biggest single purchase in the history of commercial aviation but it didn't get any attention when it happened back in 2023.
Care to expand on the few words then? From what I gather you are from the USA so my comment does apply to the society you live in.
- Clickhouse would be really nice. It's frequently being hosted anyways for something else so using the same cluster for this would be great. Wouldn't have to manage more infra. It's true that pg also exists frequently, but idk that I'd want to risk bogging down the OLTP.

-being able to spec a workflow w/ Go is really nice. yaml always feel cumbersome to me, but I also don't use it regularly in my day to day.

- love that it's MIT

-the Slack use case is cool, but I'd kill for Matrix or maybe Zulip. Feels like there isn't a simple way to do this w/ the other team comm apps beyond Slack rn.

-more use-case examples in the README might be a good idea too. Workflow is an overloaded term in my head and I did struggle to figure out where I'd reach for the "hatchet" in my day to day.
I don't generally use apps on my phone but this one is a must.
This falls into the category of "effects their ability to perform their work" and (to some extent) "more harm than good" (because it impacts their ability to to do their work. And, in that case, it may be reasonable to no longer employ them for that role. I expect it's similar to sportsball players that have ethical clauses in their contracts; the point of their job is to bring in money for the team and, if people despise them for their actions, they may not be able to do that.
`cryptography` is the de facto standard crypto library for Python https://cryptography.io/en/latest/
If you read the article that you posted and the methodology, they document exactly how they calculate the big mac index and how they choose the price.

https://github.com/TheEconomist/big-mac-data#methodology-cha...
OK, now I’m interested in whether there’s any x-axis cast (which would indicate a nearby point light source) or not (which would be simulating the physical impossibility of a light source both nearby and infinitely far away), and whether it’s rendering with actual perspective (without which it’s a cheap hack and physically impossible, but the difference is probably humanly indistinguishable, and honestly the whole thing is just a bit weird anyway given the orthographic top-down projection of the content, so maybe I shouldn’t even talk about the physical impossibility above).
Sure it does. I'm still dealing with the fallout of old projects built with old webpack which uses md4 (as a file name cache buster only!) which is gone in recent nodejs+openssl binaries.
What alternatives are there to Python for general, versatile backend scripting?
In short term aligned with the bonus cycle of management. If high price cause people who have McD as habit slowly trickle to alternate chains/cuisine/modes of eating. In long they may make loss.
I would love to see the part of the study that says this and how they controlled for various factors. Are rhe baselines just other studies built on surveys? Self perception is terribly inaccurate much of the time, and we all know people put more emphasis on the things they don't have than the ones they already do.
I use the mobile version regularly, especially when it's warmer outside than it is now, and TIL that it is open source. Now I consider purchasing the pro version, as a form of donation.
Eh, it gets processed by reader mode correctly so it’s not terrible.
> The UX barrier to entry is very high without hand-holding or extensive online searching and a strong willingness to persevere in the face of adversity.

I dunno if it is all as high as it appears. I learned to navigate and use Unix type systems in the mid 90s, with only terminal access.

Internet was practically non existent and gopher was still (barely) in active use.

So, yeah, for a start, I don't know if extensive online resources are necessary. For example, I learned most of bash from the bash manages.
I have never managed to get the atmospheric model to reflect what was visible at more than one zoom level. I think it's because they increase your light gathering power as you zoom in, as if you were switching to a bigger telescope to improve your aperture limitation, while in reality you usually zoom by changing lenses that keep the lowest visible magnitude the same.
Incels are not part of an “extremist ideology”. You make it sound as if they’re organized criminals or terrorists, which is ridiculous.

I have yet to see any evidence that there is any set of unified beliefs among incels whatsoever. Certainly nothing resembling an impactful call to organize or act. For the most part they’re young boys with mental illnesses, social problems, and too much time on the Internet unsupervised.

The reason that incels are presented as a movement is primarily to drive clickbait. Secondarily, to cover up the fact that nobody gives a fuck about the mental health of men, especially not in America. We would rather imagine grand conspiracies that admit to ourselves that there’s a growing mental health crisis.
Nice! Another FLOSS GUI debugger is always welcome. A historical capture of this page provides some more context: http://web.archive.org/web/20230923095510/http://www.radgame... It's rather open, which I appreciate (I suppose it's partly why so many companies licence Bink).

Interestingly, it seems to have been primarily a Linux project at some point, but this released version only has Windows support. I'd also like to know what this release means for the project's future.
"[whoever you don't agree with] have fundamental thinking errors."
Yes. It's an academic and a journalist using sensational language to attract attention. The whole article is largely salacious while being just high-brow enough for BBC News.
From the link:
PRETENTIOUS DICTION. Words like phenomenon, element, individual (as noun), objective, categorical, effective, virtual, basic, primary, promote, constitute, exhibit, exploit, utilize, eliminate, liquidate, are used to dress up a simple statement and give an air of scientific impartiality to biased judgements

Reminds me of 'safe and effective', lol
I think a lot of society has decided that most teenagers under 18 don’t have the capacity to decide whether or not to use addictive substances, and are sometimes in environments that encourage bad decision making.

This is a new delivery mechanism for an addictive substance that may be catching on among teens. I don’t think it’s a moral judgement so much as a practical concern - a new thing for younger teens to potentially get addicted to.
Having experienced ego death I would say that implications of that experience are profound.
stellarium.org link is on the GitHub landing page twice - chill.
The problem with mentats is deeper, as they are integral in the traitor subplot, which forms the main intrigue part of the first half of the book and pays off in the second half.

In new adaptation Yueh's betrayal came out of the left field without real explanation, wasn't shown how it was motivated, suspicions of everyone vs Jessica and Leto's trust in her are all dropped, and on top of it all Yueh's death was very anticlimactic compared to the old movie.

And also, Paul's awakening was my favourite scene in Lynch's Dune, and it was a letdown in Villeneuve's.
You could add infinite features, then if they don't stick, deprecate them but leave them in.
Daily Mail?
Maybe I didn’t explain channel saturation well enough - what I mean is that all scalable channels seem saturated currently. Getting an audience to validate an idea is as much work if not more than building the idea. So I’m looking for ways to decrease that moat.

Agree with all your other points. So how do you scale this? Identify targets via LinkedIn and direct outreach to them?
Despite them being next door, they’re on opposite sides of a major highway (I-90/Mass Pike) and you’d need to drive just shy of 5 miles to get from one to the other.
Unfortunately, Python minor version changes are neither forward nor backward compatible.
About time java introduced escape analysis /s
"Extremist" does not imply "far-right", there are "far-left" extremists as well.
One way is seeing if the predictions you make repeatedly come true in some domain, especially if they go against the general consensus. Is so, it means you have an edge in that domain - you see things more clearly than others or have original insights. Now think about your current predictions about that domain, and see if you can act on them somehow.

One definition of an edge is knowing something other people don't. You have to be careful not to fool yourself.
> price your product where it will give you the maximum amount of return or profit.

this is where price discrimination, aka charging a different price to each customer, comes in.

By finding out the maximum a customer would be willing to pay, you can get more profit than a static price for all customers. The only thing is that another customer would not like to see themselves pay a higher price for the same good.

Coupons, apps, etc, are the modern way to get around the customers seeing the "real" price others are paying.
Thats not the same. It means to designate one device as 'primus inter pares', and what I like about Resilio and p2p that there isn't a 'server'. I don't have one!

So then I could make all my devices introducers, which is really the same amount of work, plus adviced against because then no device can ever leave your network (remove it from one then all others will re-introduce).

Dealing with devices is really not what I want. I understand that Resilio is a bit too basic on security, because the share key is the deencryption key (in most cases), but Syncthing isnt quite it either. I think it's suited for few devices and a knowledgeable person, but not my use cases.
I feel like, if the answers to these questions are important, you should be using a more complex solution.
I work at a traditional ayahuasca retreat center and have seen a few people who have "holodeck"-like experiences with ayahuasca. In our view it's a bit of a block, or a crutch and way to distract oneself from looking at yourself and doing necessary healing work. I've heard the most fantastic stories but it is all very ungrounded and disconnected from what we actually see in them. DXM is indeed a powerful dissociative and would contribute to that (I believe it's possible to burn yourself out with it; regular users report losing the magic of early experiences fairly quickly). Alas it does look like you've started some great work but may have hit a plateau...as someone who has drank hundreds of times with no plan on stopping any time soon, I'd encourage you to dig deeper :)
Their are quite a few digestive side effects, it may only affect 20% but yeah don’t stay in this stuff longer than needed or at all if possible
2.x era python also had rolling deprecations and removals, so I thought it was a bit similar. For example in 2.5:

> The old regex and regsub modules, which have been deprecated ever since Python 2.0, have finally been deleted. Other deleted modules: statcache, tzparse, whrandom.

https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/2.5.html#new-improved-and...
The great enemy of clear language is insincerity (and really thin fonts).
The star of that benchmark is actually nanoserde.

1. outperforms a bunch of binary formats (as well as all other text formats)
2. has zero dependencies with fast compile times (even the derive macros are custom and don't use syn family crates as build-time deps)
FBot hacking tool targets major cloud services
I think it's about time the POTUS addresses the recent developments.

The WH was eager to insert itself in the news that Boeing sold planes to India, Saudi Arabia etc.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases...

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases...
Reality? Reality needs some proof or sources mate. Can you provide any of those for your claims? Because otherwise online everyone is the crown prince of Arabia, over 6ft tall and 12 inches uncut.
The rationale mentioned here https://peps.python.org/pep-0594/#crypt

Highlight:

> Only DES encryption is guaranteed to be available. DES has an extremely limited key space of 2*56.
> And templating will be mostly used for concatenation.

Whether it will or won't, interpolation is not the reason for the feature, so clearly that's not the use case that should be prioritised, especially as it's been recognised as an exceptionally dangerous use-case. The starting point that we must in no way make string interpolation, which is known to be dangerous, any easier than using safer template processors.

This feature was created (among some other reasons) to solve the severe security problems created by string manipulation, not to make string concatenation -- which is already pretty easy -- easier. As the JEP explains, after a lot of thought the decision was not to offer string interpolation as a language feature and go for string templates instead. Saying that the feature doesn't accomplish well the thing it explicitly doesn't try to accomplish is really not saying much about the potential of this feature. Making string interpolation as easy as it could possibly be was not only not a goal of this feature, but the very thing it was designed to avoid given how dangerous that is.

On the other hand, consider that you can now safely embed HTML templates in Java code.

> I frequently do Python and did little bit of Kotlin before. I guess that's where all this is coming from.

In this case, as in many others, we studied what many other languages did, incorporated what's been learnt about code injection vulnerabilities, and did what we believe to be a marked improvement over other languages' features, at least as appropriate for Java's users. You may disagree, but a lot of thought has gone into the design by some of the world's most accomplished language designers as well as user testing, and so I don't think speculation trumps that. If further experience shows that we got it wrong, it can be fixed.
If you could explain to me where I might find an In-n-Out here in Florida, I would love to.
Be careful of the astrophage...we don't need another lab leak!
Totally not my experience. At most you get a phone number to call, which is a recording that won't even take a message.

Shopify would be out of business from chargebacks if it catered to consumers instead of businesses. They've become worse about exploiting businesses than Groupon, and that's saying something.
Resilio was there first actually, created by the Bittorrent company of old. The main con is it is closed source and less secure, depending on your threat model. Pro is it works really well, and is compatible with less skilled users.
Merely the difference in how they estimated attributes in relation to the non-incels, presumably measured against answers from other surveys of women's preferences.
Yes, but the criteria for an accident is "structural failure", not "hull loss" or "inability to fly".

I would say that a gaping hole in the fuselage constitutes structural failure.

FWIW, the related Wikipedia page correctly refers to it as an accident:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Airlines_Flight_1282
Any language that becomes a popular replacement will eventually suffer the same fate. It's the popularity and rapid "improvements" that cause this.
Source for that first sentence? It’s a common trope, seems to emanate from the “red pill” community.

From what I’ve heard, it came from a (flawed) study performed by some dating app. I don’t buy it.
I didn't like Arrival, but loved the original Blade Runner (and Dune). I was afraid to have my love for BR destroyed, so I only watched 2049 to see if I I could trust him with Dune, as well.

I actually thought it was quite good, FAR better than I anticipated. Whereas Dune 1 was fine (not amazing), and could have used some of 2049's balance of brutal inhumanity with a little... verve I guess you could say.
PocketBase is amazing, I can achieve almost all my projects self hosted without any thirdparty on dockers with this

https://github.com/miguelgargallo/docker-pocketbase