skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a better visualization than most people present.

An example of one that disappoints is https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/15f01pb/oc... where that one big bucket of 'total applications' loses a lot of data. Was everything from Dice ghosted? That would be useful information. I would contend that there's no value in the 'total applications' bucket in there at all other than to sum up the leftmost column - which can be done separately.

One big bucket isn't necessarily wrong, but if one is trying to show off the features of the Sankey diagram, showing it with the stronger representations that it is capable of doing can be useful.

Having seen countless poorly done ones with an everything bucket in the middle that squashes valuable relationships between the inputs and outputs... and that's a turn off for me when they are presented that way.
Maybe ability to turn skin color brown? Or maybe the poster is mad that some country flag was or wasn't included? The only other distant possibility is how some character sets turn the gun emoji into a water pistol, but that's not on the Unicode consortium. I can't think of anything else that is political in the set.
Basically, if not GNU, Linux would have stayed a hobbyist project or maybe never even happened.
Conspiracy Theory backed up by almost no proof: CPAPs MAY soon not be regulated as a medical device, so CPAP companies are partnering and opening more sleep centers and pushing for more sleep studies so they can get their ($800-2000) for what is basically a fan that blows a low pressure stream of air into your nose/mouth.

I have a CPAP, I've not noticed anything better about my quality of sleep, or the soundness of my sleep. The only thing it has prevented is my snoring. My sleep studies (did 2 of them - one didn't record my blood oxygen) showed I get ~10 (8 on first, 11 on second) apnea events a night. I still do (according to CPAP) (1.12/hr on average).

As a comparison, my wife gets 3/hr now, and her sleep study showed she had over 200 events per night. She LOVES her CPAP.
There are other forms of rent-seeking; I believe a term that more narrowly fits your definition is "regulatory capture".
Nope: Decade of public spending cuts, crazy regional and national inequality, and right wing agitprop from the major political parties and media etc.
I bought a set of Corelle 7 years ago that seems very much like the Corelle I bought 30 years ago. Not convinced it's any worse.

I think dishwashing and/or age does eventually make it more fragile, but it seems fairly durable. I've lost one piece in 7 years.
Waymo ride runs into high-speed sideshow
Perfectly functional as a seat.
You should continue shopping around for doctors until you solve the problem. The difference between a good MD and an average one is absolutely astounding, and you are ultimately the only person responsible for your health.

You should view the medical community like all communities: there are good members, bad members, and a whole lot of people in between.
There are many places where there is no shortage of water, and for safe hygienic habitation it becomes necessary to remove it
https://pocketbase.io is already aligned with what you're working with, and can be embedded in your existing codebase.
"Pretty much" is doing a lot of work there. The kingdom of Dál Riata was predominantly the islands and the west coast of modern Scotland. Picts held the north, east and central parts of modern Scotland, the Britons of Strathclyde ruled the south-west and the Anglo-Saxons of Bernicia (later joining with Deira to form Northumbria) the south-east.

There were many other tribes, this is a gross simplification.

Ultimately the Picts and Celts/Scots of Dál Riata "merged" (if that's the right word? it's not clear who took over who) in the 700s-800s, for certain by the time of Kenneth MacAlpin who was both King of Dál Riata and King of the Picts, and by the 900s this was the Kingdom of Alba, later the Kingdom of Scotland. This Kingdom still did not include what's in modern south-west Scotland, that was won later.
You can look them up in the patent which also explains in pretty good detail how the process works: https://patents.google.com/patent/DD157966A3
Well, they’re correct. It’s a predicament the farmer has put the cow in. The top comment’s framing makes it sound like cows just exist in nature and need us to milk them.
Matterport are quite expensive, it can be as $500 / year to store few of your 3d walkthroughs. And Im not trying to replace it or something, I just knew that many online floor plan aggregators, construction builders and etc looking for a way to turn their floor plans into 3D or walkthrough videos.
Elon Musk is opening another school. Expect a un-woke curriculum
We're talking about pesticides with health consequences. Do you think it's good for people to get chronic health conditions and die younger? I'm assuming that's not what you mean, since that's kind of a nasty stance... but I don't know what else you could mean in this case.
I think the biggest problem that can come of it is lack of standards.

Each dev has their own way of writing things, their own little language. To them it is perfect. And it all works, passes tests. But, if you let them do this then your code becomes sloppy. Styles go in and out. Like reading a book where every other paragraph is written by a different person, and none of them talked to each other. Sometimes you get PascalCase, sometimes camel_case, sometimes snakeCase. Sometimes booleans are real bools, sometimes they're "Y" "N" (yes, real) or sometimes they're ints. Sometimes functions take in a lot of arguments, sometimes they take in a struct with options. Sometimes missing data is nullable, other times it's an empty string, othertimes its "N/A". And on and on.

You can enforce a lot of this through automatic linters, but not all. You require a set standard and the PR procedure can enforce the standard.
I recently used kobble.io to do this quite easily
Lots of applications for robots in solar farms! Besides installation they also do mowing (e.g., Swap Robotics) and inspection (e.g., OnSight).
Laravel or WordPress I’d say
Btw, I don't think wordpress is the right tool to implement what you're looking for.

It'd be usefull for your marketing pages, blog and product updates, but not so much for your application logic.
Please let me rant a bit about X11 input APIs.

One of the major flaws in X11 is its poorly designed keyboard input system. When a key is pressed, the keypress event sends a "keycode" - an 8-bit number that references the current layout. This means you're limited to injecting characters that are present in the current layout.

The implications of this design are frustrating. For instance, if you're connecting to a remote system via VNC and the client and server have different keyboard layouts, you'll run into all sorts of issues. Similarly, how do you create an on-screen keyboard that can inject keypresses for characters not available in the current layout? And what if you want to programmatically send some text, but the user has the wrong layout active? It's a mess.

I guess because of this in Debian most of characters in on-screen keyboard didn't work (they "fixed" it by showing only characters present in active layouts instead of fixing the root issue).

The common workaround for this is an ugly hack: you modify the keyboard layout, find unused spots, add desired characters, send key press event and restore the keyboard layout back. See the code: [2]

Also, Wayland which was supposed to get rid of legacy problems, seems to have inherited this ugly design. Also, there seem to be no sane API for managing layouts or switching them programatically, or subscribing to layout change event. Also, you cannot use modifiers like Ctrl to switch layouts because then combinations like Ctrl + C stop working. Keyboard APIs on Linux are broken in the worst way possible since beginning, probably because most developers use only ASCII and do not have experience using multiple layouts.

A better idea would be to allow to send arbitrary Unicode strings and maybe integrate regular input and IME input (input system for typing Asian characters).

[1] https://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.6/doc/xproto/x11protocol.ht...

[2] https://github.com/Zirias/xmoji/blob/master/src/bin/xmoji/ke...
A good ENT will also advise against these surgeries if possible. It's very much last resort. Removing the Uvula can create serious swallowing issues for people and in general the surgery success rate is essentially a coin flip, with noticeable regret. But yeah, some people (pretty small percentage) just can't make a CPAP machine work.
My favorite device for standalone music authoring is the NI Maschine. They sell an expensive standalone version but a cheap second hand controller feelssvery off-the-computer with your laptop connected but the screen closed.
Elon Musk's X sues CVS, Unilever, others over advertising boycott
I seem to remember about 4111 1111 1111 1111 times that I tested a payment system with a card that wasn’t real, although I acknowledge that when I was done convincing myself that I was a good programmer, I would almost always be disavowed of this notion after using a real number.
It's also risky to be replaced by AI nowadays :D
Not sure you watched the whole video, he shows how soil migration causes failure (7:30), links to another video that covers that in-depth and discusses how geotextile isn't enough for things like damns (10:15). He also mentions that you can get pipe with holes all the way around (5:58).
Why isn't Lisp more popular in production?
It's wrong.

3500 in -> go to parents house -> 1000 into bitcoin
-> 100 into speculative coins on bull market, or making sorts in bear markets
-> 300 into gold
-> 600 to stocks with dividend growth
-> 400 to real state or REITs
-> 200 to speculative stocks
-> 500 to your bank account (with some interest)
-> 200 to cash, for those days you go out of your parents home
-> 200 to presents for your parents

If your parents complain, give them the money of the presents, part from the bank account or from the speculative stuff, to silence them.

Repeat and reinvest benefits into non correlative actives.

Once you reach a balance of ((90 years - your age) x 12 months) * (3500 * N), maybe you can leave your parents home (not mandatory), and try to race with your yearly benefices, against the *real* inflation. N is a magic number, to cover the compound inflation during all those years, without penalizing too much the first years.

Maybe next year 3500/month is still ok, but in 30 years it won't.

If you're over 70's, do not follow this advice, take the 3500 and live la vida loca each month. Like in the "latin" song from the country that did never ever speak "latin".

Have a nice day.

Now seriously: The real important stuff when working with budgets, is to "see" the "estimate Vs real" thing.
Ruby on Rails, Pay Gem for Payments, Devise for Login/Registration (Auth), a StaticPages controller for Landing/Product pages.

I would then use the Litestack gem: https://github.com/oldmoe/litestack + SQLite to get your DB/Cache/Job Queue working, deploy with Kamal, behind Cloudflare on a $5 Hetzner VM.

I go from idea to live app in an afternoon with this stack. I haven't gotten around to it yet, but moving all my apps to essentially free analytics dashboard/visibility with https://github.com/benvinegar/counterscale, Free APM with ScoutAPM.

If anything is ever successful, scaling is super easy. Pay for a beefier Hetzner instance, and/or start to move your DB/Cache/Job Queue off of the litestack defaults with a single LOC. Move to AWS services because those are web scale or something.

I love this stack. It prioritizes getting shit done. Feel free to email me if you have questions.
Is it my imagination / did I miss it or does that article really not venture to answer the question in any kind of scientific way?
Ruby on Rails with Devise and Stripe pretty much does this out of the box.
Rock-climbing with shitty gear sounds less like a matter of enjoyment, and more like one of survival.
Not to favour but to have an alternative.

And the geopolitical issue of totalitarianism may bite one day by open source nuclear arm design.

It depends. May be paying ok. Not that apple cannot enjoy fruitful result even if somehow it must pay a bit on some core.
A minor quibble - while the information is free to the world, those federal agencies cost the People money.
I bought one of these years ago when my 2015 Macbook Pro was still my primary computer, which I used until the M1 Max was released. However, the thing sat on a shelf unused. I still have DVDs and CD-ROMs in the house with what I consider to be important data/files, or movies you simply can't stream, but life always got in the way.

Last weekend, with the wife away on a trip, I pulled a DVD I'd been given last year after the death of a relative. It was filled with movie files an uncle had recorded when he'd visited during the birth of my first child 17 years ago. Since the SuperDrive is USB-A, I pulled out my old 2015 MBP (still a great machine) and popped in the disk. After a few moments I was looking at AVI clips that felt as if I had stepped through time. Seeing relatives now gone, other relatives so young - all of us were. And my daughter, just a couple days old looking like a sleeping grub worm in a blanket.

After that experience I moved everything to cloud storage and started looking for more discs. Makes me think I should get a Mac Mini and use the SuperDrive as an old-school video/audio media machine.
I really like using Supabase for auth- they handle the database and the oauth for you
Might take a look at AWS's Amplify framework which includes a bunch of free tier and libraries. Cognito is particularly useful for just getting user auth done.
What kind of mask are you using? They first tried giving me the nasal pillows but I much preferred a full mask since it lets me breathe through my nose and mouth when I want. Your medical supplier should have a range of options for you.
(Ozgun from Ubicloud)

Hey there, I know you meant something different, but I just wanted to chime in. At Ubicloud, we're building an open source cloud and our managed solution runs on Hetzner: https://www.ubicloud.com/docs

We're planning to tackle a managed k8s service next. If you have any feedback for our roadmap, could you drop us a line?
These types of interjections haven’t meaningfully changed anything for the better in the past 20 years of people making them.

Instead, people get interested in something new and interesting. Then, for a proportion of them, some stranger will come along and language-police them.

If you believe in free software or some variant, don’t put pointless barriers in the way of people adopting it.
Sorry to be the guy talking about a tangential subject, but in the middle of the article a unrelated video autoplays. Why do websites do this? It breaks the concentration in the article, and personally just pisses me off that it's strong-arming me into watching something that I didn't ask for.
Agreed, in the sleep case I took matters into my own hands by experimenting with nose strips, temperature, stacking pillows, etc.

The main issue for me is that I like my general doctor but I’ve felt like specialists are the real crapshoot. I’m in a city where I feel like the specialists are hard to access and have generally been lower quality than when I lived in suburbs.

I’ve wondered if it’s a sort of “pets vs cattle” issue like people talk about servers with. In other words, are there just too many people to give individuals the care they need?
Yea, often these improvements are not well documented, you are right that it would have been easiest to ask the prior owners while they still owned it.
Site wasn't loading for me (front page of HN DDOS effect) so here's wayback machine snapshot from today: http://web.archive.org/web/20240807161556/https://library.oa...

I lightly "suffer" from this in both music and non-music hobbies. I bought the Analogue Pocket with the base that connects to a TV but I've played one game on it and that's it. I've bought gameboy mod carts to make Chiptunes music but I've never performed or even regularly sit down and try and make music, I just like the potential of it. I bought that Pocket CHIP a while back thinking I was going to use it for something (PICO-8 games maybe?), but now it just gathers dust. My current gear obsession is travel gear, thanks to Reddit's OneBag community. I'm going on a 16 day trip soon and I wanted to only have carry-on so I've spent hundreds of dollars on quality merino wool clothing and new travel backpack. Granted, this is probably the most practical of all my purchases because I will use it more often than the video game devices gathering dust. But I also could have just sucked it up and taken the clothing I already own and figured it out.

https://www.analogue.co/pocket

https://shop.pocketchip.co/collections/frontpage/products/po...

https://www.reddit.com/r/onebag/
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Show HN: I built Pokémon Sleep with Rails, but for boosting focus
Hey HN! I'm excited to share Focumon, a gamified productivity app I built using Ruby on Rails & HOTWIRE over the past 6 months. It's designed to keep ADHD brains (like mine) motivated on tap, where you can collect and evolve 100+ pixel monsters by being productive with trainers worldwide.

Since launching 6 months ago, I've shipped 3 new features weekly on average (kudos to Rails giving me superpower as an indie dev), including redesigned productivity tools, 3 special events, and new Focumon to collect!

Try the main workflow without signing up - just click "Show me around" on the desktop site. I'm now working on Focumon full-time, with a native app coming later this year. Would love your feedback and suggestions!
Thanks!

The YouTube video download is something I indeed need to improve, it can take some time, especially for long 4K Videos.

I'll definitely work on better feedback on how much estimated time it would take.
For some really long and heavy videos, maybe some feedback after they're finished processed would be nice.
It was discussed here even more recently than that.
I'm not the target customer, but I just wanted to say I think the UX is beautiful.
The timing of this post is great. As I sit here considering buying the latest teenage engineering offering.
> You can use the “100 year flood” values for your locale to get an upper bound on rainfall

I wonder, does climate change also affect those calculations, with the need to adjust those bounds upwards? I remember the (technical) term "100 year flood" getting lots of ridicule in the last years because we already got multiple "100 year floods" in the range of a decade.
To me it’s needless exposure for admin accounts. I can see the value for frontend, client, accounts. However, only if such a service use usernames and not email addresses for logins. Otherwise it would be a great way for attackers to accumelate email addresses related to certain types of services.
Its capitalisms goods production that destroys the environment.redistributing fiscal resources top to bottomre results in accelerated spending on those,results in accelerated demise. Concentrating wealth in economically dead zones slows this down. A gilded age buys time for better crashpositions.
I'm skeptical of the claim for musical talent. Especially the case that you lack any 'real' one. Rhythm, interval recognition, composing are all skills that require practice and dedication. The lack of results point to a bad method, not lack of talent. Have you considered getting instruction?
I didn't understand that the icon (logo?) on the Interactive Space section was actually a button and thought it was just screenshots. Maybe a labeled button would be better.
There's no real English way to pronounce it properly without doing it the French way: https://www.google.com/search?q=coq+french+pronouce
I think the best advice is use something you are comfortable with. But the second best advice is hopefully that isn't WordPress. Yes, you can do it in WP, but you would have so many more options if you picked something like Angular or React as your frontend. Then outsource auth and payments (auth0 and Stripe, for example) and that will take you pretty far. Good luck!
I really do like Gnome and Wayland. I use them every day. That being said,

Bazaar-style software development is the sole advantage free desktop has over macOS and Windows.
> encrypt your passwords like an OS does

This should be hash not encrypt:

“Securely hash your passwords like an OS does”

I would recommend using something like bcrypt with strong parameters.
Yes, that's why I wrote the second paragraph. Running nodes related to other aspects of crypto can attract law enforcement requests. Same reason a lot of hosting providers don't permit running Tor/VPN gateways, BitTorrent servers, etc.
Yes, that's part of it. Demands on doctors (in the US at least) are absolutely insane. Keeping up to date on the relevant literature for a single specialty would require something like 27 hours per day of reading, most doctors cannot afford to see a patient for more than 15 minutes at a time because they need to get through so many consultations per day, and then they have to argue with insurance companies much the same way (but at dramatically higher frequency) that patients do.
And after acquiring a specific piece of music gear to produce every conceivable sound, I'm actually less productive than I was before, because of the paradox of choice. Constraints breed creativity.

I think I've basically cured my musical GAS.
I've never seen it used in that way. Thank you.
Flexport (YC W14) is hiring a product designer for our new Control Tower product
Have you read this? https://acko.net/blog/i-is-for-intent/ I thought at first you were the author!
Some need hormon injections so they can get rid of the milk.
The thing is, it isn't a sensible comment, it's hyperbolic nonsense. Even the notion that "hifi sets aren't like they used to be" is so transparently false
Open-Sourcing LLM App Starter Templates
Definitely didn't watch the video. He also mentions hole direction and problems, as if the video didn't go at length into the topic.
What you see there are the workings of power, particularly of large corporations. Not that different from copyright and Disney.
Funny, I worked on something similar. My first job we needed to build up some fancy 3D alerting system for a client. I found a threejs based project on GitHub (I think it was called BluePrint 3D) and pitched it to my boss, it saved me screaming for help at figuring out how to build the same things in three JS with zero experience, but also saved us hundreds of hours to rebuild the same thing. It looked somewhat like this tool, though I'm sure this ones way more polished.

It too had a 2D editor for 3D, it was cool, but we were just building floorplans and displaying live data on those floor plans, so all the useful design stuff was scrapped for the most part. This looks nicely polished, good job.

It was a painful project due to the client asking for things that were just... well they were insane.
I trust them not to make provably false statements, yeah.

Walking the line of "well, we didn't say..." is one thing but if they say the oxidation issue was ended in may 2023 then I don't see a reason to doubt that.
I suspect Justine will eventually do what the Cloudflare Workers team did, which is after having originally only supported Lua, to start supporting JS (albeit via quickjs in the redbean case, rather than V8) and then see wild uptake.
A.I. Will Fix the World. The Catch? Robots in Your Veins