skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah, unfortunate. I will be adding more languages, but it will take some time. I prefer to have really figured out how to make the app great for German and then expanding, rather then doing everything at once.
The MacBook Wheel!

https://youtu.be/9BnLbv6QYcA?feature=shared
I think you mixed up what year we're now :). Caddy 2.6.2 October 13, 2022 so it's been not 3 but 15 months since release.

Even more relevantly, HTTP/3 was first supported out of the box in 2.6.0 - released Sep 20, 2022. Even if 2.6.2 had been just 3 months old that it's from the first 22 days of having HTTP/3 support out of the box instead of the versions from the following 3 months would definitely be relevant criticism to note.

https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/releases?page=2
If you really want, buy AnkiMobile [0] as a gift for someone (the only monetisation for the dev)

AnkiDroid has an Open Collective [1] https://opencollective.com/ankidroid

[0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ankimobile-flashcards/id373493...

[1] https://opencollective.com/ankidroid

https://faqs.ankiweb.net/how-can-i-donate.html
Blogging platforms that you pay for hosting your blog, like wordpress.com, write.as, ghost.org (not sure about popups there). The best assurance regarding future changes is always using your own domain, so that you can use it with a different platform in the future.

While self-hosting isn’t as easy as posting on Twitter, it isn’t exactly hard either. You can also pay a service to do it for you, like bluehost.com for wordpress.org instances.
Indeed, that is the question. My guess is no, and Apple knows it which is why they're complying in such a malicious way. They could definitely surprise me, and i hope they do. I'm in the US so don't have a perspective on the EU beyond what I've read online, but it takes so long to iterate and Apple can drag it out a long time and wear people down, and they are clearly going to embrace malicious compliance to the maximum extent.
This is AI generated, right? Did I catch it? Or would any person really write that much about log levels?!
I'll try that, thanks!
It's just shitty research
They downvoted him because they hated hearing the truth.

The Sackler family was shielded from any consequence solely because they have money and power.

People will sometimes ask me why I sound so pro-China at times. It's not that I'm pro-China, its that I'm jealous of China. That if this happened in China, the Sacklers would have been executed by the state for the substantial harm they caused to society to make a buck and the message sent to others that they will not get away with this anti-social behavior.
I wish Garmin made sleeker models, I don't like that they're all bulky and tailored to physical activities.

I like that Garmin seems dedicated to their devices, and I don't expect them to quit the market anytime soon which gives me confidence in their offerings, and their transflective display is IMO the way to go to reduce power consumption and making it readable in direct sunlight.

But the bulky look, that I feel like it would worn by someone in the military doesn't fit my style at all. I want something more casual.

EDIT: Ok it does seem like Garmin makes some sleeker models, but all of them seems to have an AMOLED display. I just want a sleek-looking smartwatch with multi-day/week long battery and an always-on display..
I’m ashamed I never noticed this until you pointed it out. Standards can be broken insidiously, and it’s disappointing that a company that cared about consistent UI enough to put out the HIG. Having typed that, I read the HIG on toggles and realized that those items in iOS aren’t checkboxes. A checkbox turns something on or off. The “round checkboxes” used in iOS are to select multiple items for further action. I don’t know what those are, or if/where they’re covered in the HIG.

https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...
If anyone else here is using Harmonic it has an option to swap for Nitter.
Take this for what you will, but my parents (deceased) and I are immigrants to the US. I sympathize greatly--not exclusively--with the problems facing most of the non-coastal US but you're not doing any favors by not adding any nuance or thought.
I don't envy anyone who's ridding toilet-class all the way.
You'll pardon me for saying something that sounds a little "woo," but what will enlighten you the most is regarding Group B (who get opioids or benzos or whatever and suffer addiction) as a subset of Group A (who need treatment and medication but aren't getting it), namely that Group B is not getting something in their lives which they desperately need.

Then you may see the unitary flaw in the system, at perhaps a larger scale, wherein people are not receiving what they need. One "right-sized" problem, not two problems. Why addiction, or better, why addiction now, what has caused the rise in such? Whatever that need was, were it met, would prevent addiction and we might then cease adding yet one more special of lenses, mirrors, and films to our ever-evolving panopticon, one more trackable in the Salesforce of the Surveillance State.

We need to look at some reasons as to why people can see, say, Tranq in Philadelphia and say, "That looks like my best option, there."
Is there a downloadable version of this? Like a CBR file somewhere, for if/when it gets taken down by copyright assholes?

(Also for when it's getting the hug of death as it now is.)
No, it doesn’t. HN does have political discussions in line with the rules, that is, approved by dang. One recent example being https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39143043.
> Reducing biodiversity doesn't equate to an extension-level event though

From the Encyclopaedia Britannica [0]: __These conspicuous declines in diversity are referred to as mass extinctions__

> It also doesn't mean all species who didn't thrive would be lost - many would be affected but not existentially so.

But this is not a fact, it is a conjecture. On the other hand, we do have declining numbers of a big number of species. Unless the tendency reverts, constant long-term declining numbers will be an existential threat.

> I'm reminded of George Carlin's joke about the planet being fine long-term, we're the ones who will be screwed.

That's true, for sure. But asides from "the planet" and "we", there are also all the others.
Huh, I thought they were "radio" because they communicated with each other. Still not a bad mnemonic IMO
So you're saying "easy, 4 days" for the next repetition?
In Australia, I had septoplasty surgery for my deviated septum and was prescribed 3 different pain meds: oxycodone, tramadol, and something else I don't remember for about 2 weeks (with an invitation to call back if I needed more).

While I feel blessed my healing went well, I was only in pain that might've warranted more than a NSAID for about a day. With nothing to do as I was on leave from work, I enjoyed the bliss of the opioid high, but thankfully did not became an addict.
I don't believe an end is possible. As one player's territory sprinks, it should quite naturally follow that it will have less travel time, hence more collisions.
Then again, would you say that the information density of hacker news main page and in particular the font size is appropriate for mobile devices?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quiverfull

https://michiganadvance.com/2022/02/20/gop-attorney-general-...

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/birth-control-side-eff...
You guys seem to be pinning this on developers, but 90% of this comes from ux designers and sometimes product. Devs are usually "just tell me what to do"
It hit this area hard. I’m from neighboring Scott County and I left in 2015 to pursue a job in a larger market. When I brought my family back in 2021 we shocked to see just how much the opioid crisis had hollowed out the community. Whatever big pharma has paid it’s not enough to repair the generations of damage it’s done to the area. I am on the local Board of Supervisors and I’m trying my best (along with the rest of the board) to get everything running back in the right direction.
As long as is needed to transition away from burning fossil fuels. You can always put more in high altitude. If half the comments here are right and climate change is truly an apocalyptic threat, then acid rain and global dimming would be worthwhile tradeoffs.

If climate change isn't extremely bad, then maybe it's not worth it. But at some point, if it becomes existential, then all options are on the table.
This has been overwhelmingly my experience too, across the entire price range. They're either unusable garbage, or they're mostly functional (and nothing has been as stable as my pebble) but also huge and priced like a fashion accessory.
For those who are not aware, and I think it is important to Note, Canon is not a new entry to the industry. They were actually competing with ASML before they gave up in the early 10s.

They are aiming at 5nm in 2025 and extend it to 2nm in 2027+. I guess in real world terms you can add at least 1 year to it even in the most optimistic scenario.

I dont expect many logic chips will be using it, given the sunk cost involves in all the new and older design with current tools and manufacturing. But if it works it would be very exciting for DRAM and NAND.
Been using Anki on and off for years for learning Japanese and more recently, have been using it for studying for university courses.

It’s a great tool, but it’s definitely got some oddities, like how its editor has every formatting and templating tool under the sun but is somehow missing spell check, how some features can only be had through fragile extensions, or how for some reason it’s one of the few programs one shouldn’t install from their distro’s package manager.

One of these days I’d like to take a crack at building my own cross-platform subject-agnostic SRS card app. There’s a number of things I’d do differently.
I could never get Pleco to work. What settings do you use?
s/sprinks/shrinks
Nitter is dead https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39161162
One question to ask yourself though is whether you're experience both confirmation bias and a bias brought about by visibility and/or age. If you're younger, you're less likely to know people with conditions that require pain management. Likewise the people around you suffering from such conditions might not be open about it because either they've already been told they just have to suck it up and live with the pain, or because they've learned that complaining/being assertive about their pain is a good way to get labeled an addict and get even worse treatment.
It’s wild that you blame Democrats for the failure to pass universal health care.
Hi, I've recently integrated TTS into the AnkiDroid alpha series, could you give it a whirl when you have time?

TTS instructions: https://docs.ankiweb.net/templates/fields.html#text-to-speec...

Installing the alpha alongside stable: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/pQZT9jNF6MU
Well now you've just made me an engineering scenario of aircraft equiped with drop tanks full of heavy batteries used to extend range. Drop tanks that they let go mid flight 'bombs away!' as they discharge.
Yeah that makes sense, the UI seems pretty good though, we are very far from what I'm using now. I could see myself using it if I was learning German.
Chiming in a second time to throw in just about every Ken Burns and Rick Burns episodic docs on PBS -— they have so much depth that it’s crazy. “The Vietnam War” is like 18 hours long. This is a bit hyperbolic and reductive but if you want to understand why an older person in your life is the way they are, pick a Burns documentary set during their formative adult years and so many puzzles get solved haha.

I’m terrified to see Ken Burns’ “The Internet” in 20 years lol
I used Rclone at a major media company to move 4 PB of media files (so far) out of a legacy datacenter over a 200 GB link. I used 18 workers and we were able to saturate the link consistently. Good stuff.
Boring technology is honestly the best technology, I’ve never regretted using boring stuff because it can usually do 95% of what I want without too much hassle. I get tempted by shiny stuff, but I’d never rely on anything new for something important
Assuming that vector is just a dataptr/size/capacity triplet, vector create can just return by value.
> Yes, but often a one off step that sets all your calls to call through a pointer, so each call site in a dynamic executable is slower due to an extra indirection.

That is true, however in tight loops or in hot code paths it is unwise to instigate a jump anyway (even into a subroutine in the close locality). If the overhead of invoking a function in the performance sensitive or critical code is considered high, the code has to be rewritten to do away with it, and it is called microoptimisation. This will also be true in the case of the static linking.

Dynamic libraries do not cater for microoptimisations (which are rare) anyway. They offer greater convenience with a trade-off over the maximum code peformance gains.

> The cache is not unlimited nor laid out obviously in userspace […]

I should have made myself clearer. I was referring to the pre-linked shared library cache, not the CPU cache. The pre-linked shared library cache reduces the process startup time and offer better user experience. The cache has nothing to do with performance.

> So you suffer more page faults than you otherwise have to in order to load one function in a page and ignore the rest.

I will experience significantly fewer page faults if my «strlen» code comes from a single address in a single memory page from 10k processes invoking it (the dynamic library case) as opposed to 10k copies of the same «strlen» sprawled across 10k distinct memory pages at 10k distinct memory addresses (the static linking case).
My projects use stack and deque often.
It's not really happening yet but there's a renewed push to make it happen, with MS partnering with Qualcomm on a high performance mobile SOC that's meant to compete with Apples M-series SOCs, but it remains to be seen if OEMs will bite or just keep using the tried and true x86 parts. This isn't the first time MS has tried to make Windows ARM a thing.
A while back I was having wisdom teeth removed, and fell down a bit of a rabbithole looking for coherent guidance on what you can do afterwards (this ranged from the HSE and NHS websites saying “don’t drink alcohol or smoke for a couple of days” to dentist websites giving dire warnings about drinking coffee within the first week - the answer seems to be “no-one really knows”).

One thing that was jarring, though, was that American sites tended to talk about strong opioids as aftercare as a matter of course; European ones never mentioned them. I got by on ibuprofen, myself.
I think your argument is only partly true. In Europe doctors prescribe a lot of ibuprofen, because opiates are considered "dangerous". However, ibuprofen is a really nasty medication causing kidney and stomach damage in many patients. I think especially for short term treatment, sometimes opiates would be better for public health. Also different medications treat different pain best, so choice shouldn't be limited by reluctance over false risk assessments.

But I agree, being completely pain free shouldn't be an expectation unless you are terminally ill. Much less for acute or injury related pain.

On a side note, in hospitals they probably wouldn't need as much pain medication, if they invested in better mattresses, lighting and food.
> Repository Firewall customers remain safe

lol

From video files?
Im not so sure, with enough incentive (in terms of exclusive features) and a slow roll-out (i.e. WhatsApp continues to exist on existing stores) it might very well happen.
wow, what a great slogan. It seems so far removed from modern, minimalist-flat-icon-obsessed design which Apple is now the poster child for.
I did kept thinking too. Thanks for pointing it out.
I think that's the original claim: That you're memorizing something that you use 12-20 times per year. Why not turn that into a script, or make it a memorable alias?
You answered your question, undoubtedly this was a huge factor, similar to food and other taboos.
None of those things make him an “enemy of the state”, just a jerk.
I’d recommend using GPT4 to generate English sentences and then Google Translate to get the German. Harder to get example sentences for a specific German word, but may improve the quality of the German. (I had this issue when generating specialized language learning podcasts in Swedish and Polish. Lots of English-isms in GPT4’s output).
Well yes, because OxyContin was oversold and the company's behaviour was unethical.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/29/health/purdue-opioids-oxy...
For language learning, I tend to watch TV with subtitles, type the new words into a text file, run that through Google translate (and edit a little bit), save as CSV, and import via the desktop app.
Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-w6duQhWuVk

General Magic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTdyb-RWNKo

Class Action Park
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqg48h_uKYM
> I don’t live in your skin

You should have stopped there.
"just move to Chicago (St. Louis, Kansas City, wherever)"

When my wife and I drove to Kentucky--from NYC--for a road trip in the late 2000s, it was disappointing just how much more of the same we saw. Back then, it was strip malls. Walmarts.

A lot of the day-to-day Americana and culture we were hoping to see was simply fantasy or diluted, as most of the money--and therefore the culture--comes from large companies and interests.
Another interesting dynamic is that mid-air refueling is possible (though rare), where as for batteries that's impractical with current tech
What does valuable mean?
I make a point of running fail2ban on my servers and will even add custom jails to catch attacks specific to the types of functionality I may be exposing on the site(s) hosted on them. But it’s been a long time since I checked whether fail2ban’s other defaults are still comprehensive enough to block the most common attacks. I guess I’ll bookmark this link for when I get around to doing that.
If you have one button, I think it has to match what people are familiar with, and the major players all show the current state. If you have a volume slider or buttons, the mute button is adjacent to the silent end (bottom or left for me; I don't know whether RTL languages flip volume controls).
You’re right, we’re have been much better off not letting people we disagree with talk to each other. That’s the enlightened path.
Hiking with my dog and being present is my favorite thing.
However this requires the person to a) know that this is the time and b) be able to act.
The Perfect Cup of Coffee
I think I'm blending two things then. I looked at a few old notes, and one of the devs replaced Topaz in Kickstart with what you see as the 1.4 font, as a way to kind of force the issue, since we hadn't really done any work to make or obtain a sans-serif font. Nobody wanted that font, which turned up the pressure.

I guess in addition to shaving the serifs off Topaz 9, I also did Topaz 8. And "Clean" was the source of the interim font, not of new Topaz. Memories fade, and thanks for the extra info.
...until the dispossessed hordes burn it to the ground.

The belief that rich people will be able to ride this one out is a huge part of the problem. No matter how deep your bunker, no matter how many acres of land you own, extreme weather will make all of it worthless.
It's wild that you don't understand why Democrat squabbling was what contributed to the failure.
Oh right, I had misread the last one. Of course it's no, no, and no.
I hope the author continues to work on this. The C++ standard lib has been worked on for decades so expecting this iteration to be at feature parity is silly. The feedback here will help make it better. It would be nice for C to have this
Sounds like you confuse the word true with wishful thinking.
If she never explained what was happening there, public ERs cannot refuse service to anybody for any reason. So drug addicts will use ERs as an attempt to score drugs by pretending to have some illness or another. If they fail, they'll just go to another one. And then repeat the circle. Even when the people at the ER know they're faking and they're there solely to try to get drugs, they have to continue trying to treat them in good faith. It's a major source of burn-out for ER workers, because it's just never-ending and a complete waste of resources.
What Sort of World Is This?
What do you mean 'not work': not adding cards, or AnkiDroid not appearing as an option?

I'm limited in time now, and HN isn't the best place for user support. If you post a reddit thread/on our Discord, I'll likely be able to help further.

Links to Discord/Reddit are inside AnkiDroid: Help - Community
I’m not sure where you live, but I’ve been privy to thousands of rooftop solar installations deployed in the U.S. (New England mostly) and the common case is to have the inverter wired into the circuit panel with a per-circuit or whole house automatic or manual switch, then also grid tied to realize net metering benefits. Very few installs have battery storage (less than 1%, though this is changing rapidly).
I believe his point is 10-20% gain is not massive.

FWIW I don't know if that is what was claimed.
First they came for our scrollbars and I said nothing,
Then they came for visible control edges and I said nothing...

UI design has had some really questionable 'improvements' over the years.
I gave every new consultant and programmer https://xkcd.com/1205/ when they start. They were all over our building. When asked about fixing some process, I'd pull out my laminated version (one that was enlarged to be 8" square) and I'd ask the two questions.

A lot of "optimizations" didn't get done, and the ones that were huge wins got moved to the front of the line.
Long Covid is associated with cognitive slowing
But at the least the decision is the same across the OS. If you spend several hours using the system you will know the "right" way. But in the web you're on nowhere's land.
The two most powerful things you can do:

1. Vote for the party that protects the environment
2. Work on smt that has positive climate impact
You would imagine wrongly, then. (At least in Colorado.)
Eh it's both. Rain water collects through the watershed and somebody owns the rights to that water.

So you can get into some really funky situations where you are "technically" stealing that water if you improve rainwater->groundwater retention on your property and as a result either have to dismantle the retention mechanisms or have to pay out damages.
> To do the build-out, production, and validation could easily take seven or more years, Galyen said.
Apple loses veteran hardware engineering executive to Rivian