skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's pretty sad you can't respect this person's privacy.

Instead of demanding answers it's possible to curiously examine where your experiences might be lacking, because then you might figure out where to look.

Many can experience significant stress or trauma naturally leading to heightened physiological and psychological awareness, it's not a stretch to imagine that could give them a better understanding how the self/ego reacts to the world because that is the source of their pain.

This archetype exists many different forms be they drug induced, "enlightenment", kundalini awakening or seen in Buddhist monks, kung fu masters, famous scientists, philosophers, and historical figures.

If you are genuinely curious there is a British Buddhist monk named Ajahn Brahm[1]. He will be able to communicate the ideas in a western style. It just a starting point though as it has to be experienced first hand either with significant life events or through someone who has already experienced it.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/@BuddhistSocietyWA
Although I also enjoyed reading the article you linked to, I found the following quote from it somewhat condescending:

> Symbol servers are good. If you are on Windows then make sure you are using symbol servers. If you are not on Windows – I’m very sorry (and by that I mean that it is a shame that debugging and profiling – especially of issues on other users’ machines – is so much harder for you).

It seems that the author believes that only Windows has good debugging symbol support, which isn't true at all.
In fact, several Linux distributions provide debugging symbols for most of their packages, and from my own experience I know that in particular Arch Linux and Void Linux are quite easy to set up to use them. I'm not even getting started on the availability of source code.

Void Linux in particular is very convenient for debugging issues on different architectures, because its package build system inherently supports cross-compiling for multiple architectures from the same package definition with minimal extra configuration, including generating debugging symbols. Naturally these symbols are packaged separately from the binary packages that reference them, so there is no need to install binary packages for an incompatible architecture just to get at the debugging symbols.
Google uses GEODNS, the IP are different for different users.

Also at googles scale round robin might cause unexpected issues.
Or make people who make decisions liable for them.
It's not being short-sighted, it's reporting on a study that measured specific cleanly measurable things. The goal isn't to be comprehensive, it's to precisely measure one thing.
Ask HN: What are your must-have online resources, tools for cloud engineers?
What are your must-have online resources, utilities, tools, and repos for cloud engineers?
Here at crapcorp we encourage employees to always "do the right thing" for the company. That means anything that increases company profit - as long as we don't get caught.
I think Derek Sivers [0] had something to say about this. He used to run CD-Baby, and IIRC was also a musician with some well known bands from back in the day. I've found his stuff about different ways of approaching live music very thoughtful

0: https://sive.rs
> That's at least halving my productivity.

That is bold claim, and I struggle to believe it. Are you writing from the perspective of "flow"? In my experience, the people who talk the most about "flow", are the ones who are trying to avoid communicating with teammates / managers.
The sad thing is that we could reduce the work week to three or four days and be perfectly fine. Yet we're not doing it.
> ..they (NK) don't use technology :D.

idk, there's RedStar OS, but no Kangaroo OS (tbf few countries have their own distro)
Well, it’s an inherently manipulative practice, no exceptions. If you sold something people truly wanted, you wouldn’t need a huge ad campaign, and if you did run one, you’d grow past it soon enough. Only a stuck/sinking firm would throw significant money at the problem for multiple quarters to juice their metrics, IMO
From the page:

> The simplest API to run DOS/Win 9x
America's New Power Couple
That sounds bad. Why would they under specify all that??
I know you're joking (fingers crossed) but I do assume worker organizing will get a lot tougher and less legal under Trump.
I miss the old Paintbrush application, it has a selective eraser. I remember me and my brother invented a mini-game where we drew a house with a dark green lawn and then ran the selective eraser using the arrow keys to mow the lawn and make it light green. I also miss the old times when an application took 0 seconds to load, loading solitaire in Windows 10 is a horrible user experience with loading times and bloated UI and ads.
I switched to the v3 version of uBlock a couple weeks ago and have not seen a difference in blocking compared to v2.
I've culled most of my computer books as I've moved, but I'll hold on to my Inside Mac volumes.

Vol. 6 of Inside Mac was too big though. No one is going to curl up on a sofa and read that book.

As programming documentation, they were way better than 99% of the after-thoughts that most companies published.
100K Chinese students join 50km night bike ride in search of good soup dumplings
> Are you trying to tell me that until someone becomes a citizen in the US, they pay no taxes whatsoever?

No, that's not what I'm saying.
A new way to connect with people
Let's be honest, dating is hard.

Online dating is even worse.

You are being judged solely on your appearances and are forced to like someone based on a few images.

But, we believe love is much more than simply physical attraction.
It's about shared beliefs, food preferences, career goals, your favourite genre of music and a million other details which are actually important in your life.

Maybe you are simply looking for a new friend to talk to.
That's okay too.

At Puffins, you are free to be honest about two aspects :
1. Yourself.
2. Your choice of partner.
> Therefore the carriers have only been selling fully VoLTE compatible devices for many years

However 35% of UKians bring their own phone under SIM-only contracts.

When my UK carrier ( Hutchinson 3 ) was switching off 3G I had weekly scare-emails stating that my phone would no longer work. Of course it did support VoLTE and works fine, but in the background they were using a whitelist.
Why doesn't Cloudflare use containers in their Workers platform infrastructure?
Show HN: MindPlexa – AI-powered visual project management platform
Hi HN! Solo founder here. I built MindPlexa to help professionals visualize and manage projects using AI.

Highlights:
- AI-powered project layout organization
- Infinite canvas workspaces
- Customizable node types

Tech stack:
- Next.js
- Supabase
- React Flow
- AI integration

Story:
I created MindPlexa to turn any idea into a project and manage them visually. Just like file types we have node types (you can write notes, manage tasks, calendar / events, tables / data and drawings). They can be customized ( change color, add tags, attach files, resized etc), they can be dragged around and interconnected. The coolest part I guess is, you can enter a topic or the idea and AI will help you generate the layout (mindmap, workflow diagram, concept map, grid layout, hierarchical tree etc) with interconnected nodes. Let me give you an example: I want to write a book but I want AI's help to generate the name of the chapters, instead if just text, in MindPlexa it will generate you chapters with a brief description for each and organize them visually. Now replace writing a book with any kind of project you want. Or you do it yourself from the scratch.

I'd love feedback

Try it out: https://www.mindplexa.com
Recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41967734
So ... a cellphone plus random screens available to cast to plus a Bluetooth keyboard small enough to wear on your arm.
This month in Servo: faster fonts, fetches, and Flexbox
We're trying to avoid communication with teammates and managers because it breaks flow. All the engineers on my team understand this, generally send me chat messages to kick off a convo, and do not expect instant replies. I offer them the same courtesy. Re-establishing context after an interruption takes a tremendous amount of energy.

Now, admittedly, standing up for a stretch does not break my flow. Neither does walking around my house or doing the dishes. Generally it's talking to another human that'll do it every time. Light exercise should be more than possible to work into your day once it becomes familiar and routine.
Same as people who think a “Russel group” university is a thing it’s like saying a McDonald’s hamburger
I think a big part of it is that this search doesn't involve "the algorithm" at all. There is no recommendation engine here, what you search for by pure ID is nothing but the unfiltered schism of what people record with their phones and unpretentiously/accidentally click "Upload" with no hope of clout chasing or really even a bare inkling that anybody might actually WATCH what they recorded.
You know how wired earbuds always, always get tangled when you place them in a drawer or your pocket or something for few seconds?

Do not wind them around your hand, this creates a curling force that makes them tangle. It’s a fundamental symmetry effect in action, with which you turn a straight line into a knot. Try the same with a flexible ruler tape and you’ll see how much it twists, unless you counter-twist every loop.

Instead just gather the wire into a flat compressed /\/\…/\ form and put it there. The worst thing that will happen now is one accidental semi-knot that is trivial to shake away.

Now I wonder how that applies to code, maybe we’re onto something here.
It’s valid criticism because you do need to think about it less in other runtimes, but it doesn’t always just work. There’s a reason why GOMEMLIMIT and other knobs for high allocation programs were introduced.

IIRC .NET just sets it to 75% of available memory.
My buddy used to work there and brought me a patch from there. I felt and still feel so cool because of it :-)
Employees are free to speak to each other about pay and work issues. Apple isn't obligated to help facilitate that over company-owned channels that are for work communications.

edit: I'm not going to delete this idea just because people who want a thing to go their way disagree with it. And it's not right that this opinion has been flagged.
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Maybe we'll go back to kneeling chairs.
GPS spoofing ruined any potential for local-first content.
Yeah, I'm seeing something of a fallacy in these comments that writing something once necessarily means it's written badly and will break/page people/etc. Sometimes you gotta get a lot of stuff done that has low complexity (e.g. in a startup) and writing it twice really is a waste of time.

A few basic sanity checks (some unit tests, a little discipline avoiding the abstraction high, whatever your flavour may be) is fine in many scenarios. Not all features require tons of monitoring and documentation. Everything in our line of work is a trade-off!
I definitely do get it, as someone with a (loose and not organized) physical ticket collection. That said, I think it's partly the authentic object I'm attached to. While I'm absolutely amazed at the length you went to create facsimiles, I'm not sure a recreation does it for me.

That said, I think it's a nifty gift idea to create e.g. fake tickets to your birthday party or something.
A job posting in any state or country where it’s not legally required? Of which there are many?
> Very hard to maintain due to use of YouTube-dl, plus legacy search API

With yt-dlp you can do this:

yt-dlp ytsearch5:IMG_0416

which searches for IMG_0416 and downloads the first 5 of them. There is no need to use YouTube API.
In Defense of Colloquial Entropy
> Yet I still disagree with being the set for life, in my area

I think this might be the root of the difference in perspective. Very few people can be set for life maintaining a lifestyle only just afforded by their income. You may have to move to a cheaper neighborhood or less costly metroplex, and perhaps not buy a new car as frequently. But you won't have to work a day again
No one is throttling your M1 MBA.
This is a good example of a space-based research initiative that might find significant applications on Earth.

I think the key reason that space-based research tends to be so technologically fruitful is that it imposes a discipline on the science done, through the constraints that space imposes on meeting ambitious mission objectives.

Space initiatives also provide a justification for doing the kind of blue skies research that might otherwise find difficulty finding funding.
People need to learn consent for people who've been dead for hundreds or thousands of years? Why? In the end, everything we leave behind belongs to our species' history and culture. There's no moral obligation for privacy under these circumstances the same way there is for somebody who's alive now. It just makes it unnecessarily difficult for future historians to put arbitrary restrictions on what they're allowed to read and share.
They could draw from a lot of people already employed, and they have no incentive to mark up the price.
Not even a little! I can get nostalgic, sure, but I wouldn't want it to be part of my everyday experience.
So many words, but still, it doesn't answer the main question: did they find any good soup dumplings?
Somebody moved UK's oldest satellite, and no-one knows who or why
Yes, Linux, Apache, MariaDB and PHP or Python are pretty good choices I would say.

For a large project (with years of manpower baked in) I would expect about a day of maintenance work per year. Assuming you have good test coverage.
In the same way you aren’t obligated to spend your free time running around defending the world’s richest company’s quest to limit workers rights but yet here you are.
Humans are probably meant to hunt, forage, or socialize for most of the day.
Nobel didn’t invent TNT. That was invented by Wilbrand. Nobel invented dynamite. Both were invented in Germany.
GLP-1 seems to inhibit the production of glucagon, which should directly reduce the amount of glucose in blood, which is a desired effect for treating obesity. On the other hand, it seems to stimulate insulin production, which also reduces glucose, but extra insulin may cause insulin resistance, which can contribute to type II diabetes. Insulin resistance can take years to develop, so maybe you should test for that if you use GLP-1 long term.
I've noticed that many ineffective and damaging security policies (mandating crowdstrike, increasingly arcane password requirements etc.) that businesses adopt seem to be implemented for "compliance" with ... what exactly? Sets of rules and regulations, apparently written by people who don't understand security, don't care about system reliability, availability, or usability, or have a business interest in dubious security solutions.
You should also have another loop in your head, along with the one asking "what's the smallest thing I can do right now," asking "what's the most important and daunting thing that needs to be done right now."

That actually reveals another procrastination tip I forgot to mention: do the hardest stuff first. "Eat the frog" is what I tell myself.

Also, that's not quite how Zeno's paradox works.
I can imagine that it gets boring really quickly to skim through random untitled YouTube uploads. Maybe back then when YT did have a weak filter and initially waved through the videos there could have been something worth finding.

Would be cool to see some statistics on how many videos over the years get removed with each new protection and censorship update. For example the latest medical disinformation campaign not only forces creators to avoid certain words completely, but also flagged and deleted pre-existing videos.

It’s sad and dangerous that any topic could get forbidden and erased not allowed to keep a history. The Internet Archive is unfortunately a target now and efforts are being taken to undermine it partly. It’s already a thing to have records deleted from the archive which should be the most worse thing when your whole concept is to archive.

I strongly suggest IA mirrors around the world in various countries with different legislations so that the censorship of each country is not reflected in the IA mirror of the other.
The opal app will do what you want. It isn't exactly what you wanted, but it is certainly possible to do
Time for HN = time to move a little. Done.
Not arguing that, these langugaes just use the alphabet differently. I was mainly reacting to the "speakers of every other language that uses the Latin alphabet" part to give some counterexamples.
What I'm trying to say is that it was mismanagement, which was well known at the time. Hong Kong also has Metro, trains (at the time), buses, trams, ferries. All from different companies. In Melbourne they are actually mostly under the same government agency.
Linux, Apache, MariaDB, PHP, Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript.

Some pages still use JQuery, but I wouldn't use it in new projects. Browsers are a joy to work with these days, no more need for any libraries.
Why do you assume they’re joking? https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/10/02/magazine/trum...
Back in the late 90s there was some tool that ran an actual Windows 3.1 which displayed in a browser window. I had a demo, and I remember it clearly, but for the life of me I can't tell you what it was or how it worked. I think it was a Win32 program.
But you still need to install those debug symbols yourself, and need to know which exact versions you need, don't you?

A better rebuttal to "symbol servers make debugging on Windows more convenient, because they allow you to open a debug trace from someone else's computer and immediately have symbols available that match the versions installed on their system" would be "here's how to configure your debugger on Linux so it automatically downloads the correct symbols as well."

Edit: I guess the answer is DEBUGINFOD_URLS https://sourceware.org/elfutils/Debuginfod.html
not only that, but they'll believe the ads.
Probably Twitter? Tumblr and Blogger were for regular blogging, not micro-blogging.
They have a complete actual model of human behavior and society, datamined from facebook, collected via "seeing stones" aka cell phones?
Funny, I maintain xfdesktop (the Xfce component that draws the desktop background and icons), and this past summer I just did a major refactor/rewrite of how xfdesktop saves and restores icon positions as well.

Fortunately I didn't have as much trouble in the "reading code is the hardest part" dimension, as I was largely redoing code I myself wrote around 20 years ago (though others had changed it a bit in the meantime).

It's fun to see a lot of the same problems I had when modeling how all of this should work. Xfce 4.20 (probably end of next month) will have all of my changes for this, but of course I expect I've broken some things as well and will have to add in a bunch of little hacks and workarounds. It's a truly weird, complex problem, even though at first look it feels like it should be simple.
Rethinking microkernels: Towards a modern general-purpose OS
Mattel 'deeply regrets' porn site misprint on Wicked dolls
"Gun to your head" gives you quick working solutions. But then when you avoided the headshot you run away and leave that quick-fix-mess to someone else. So this should not be a long time strategy. Sure if your runway is approaching the end, do whatever is needed to stay alive.
I don’t know if I miss grey UIs, but I do miss the consistent design language and how easy it was to tell if something was a button, scrollable, etc.
"Standard" and "costs money" feel at odds with each other. If you want something to become standard, as in the standard/most common way of doing something, it has to be abundantly accessible so that it can be widely implemented.
I’ve read it’s in 2 hours and 17 minutes.
Punctuation is dead because the iPhone keyboard killed it
This was a lot of fun. By skipping over the formulaic details and proof and explaining the lay of the land, it makes a good starting point to explore further.

Either mathematically or just some python dice rolls.

Really good. Same ethos as fast.ai courses.

Finally that you can add tbe /3 and /5 to get a /8 distribution makes intuitive semsw to me. / means lambda.

This is because if you have people arriving to a train station you could split them by eye colour and there is no reason a particular eye colour cause there to be dependencies. (Assuming spherical cows: families arriving excepted. Assume it is downtown rush hour)
> Why? Probably to lower the amount of people crossing the street getting hit by someone turning right in their car. Neat trick.

That is exactly the reason, you can find plenty of studies on it!
a lock API in single threaded js vm.
is a var true/false really too hard these days that we need an API?
But you can see that about anything with an arbitrarily complicated grammar. If you have internalized the grammar, then you can place parentheses into any utterance to show the structure, which means you can see where they would go even if you don't actually write them in.

Yes, the language make a lot more sense if you know how to do that compared to if you don't.
Unlikely.

As someone in the UK people don't refer to Twitter as something they use anymore. Its just generally the butt of a joke.

If you look at news sites such as the BBC, they used to link to it but its just generally not something I see anymore.
Mine didn't look very good after I'd worked through it. Good shelf life, but 24 years of use? Not a chance.
I love it. But now you need to make one for real pianos as that's where I actually spend most of my time noodling :-)
It's incredible to think of people living and working in such an unyielding environment, committed to both protecting life and safeguarding one of the last untouched ecosystems on Earth...
Manifest V3 fails to prevent data theft and malware exploitation
Energy smart meter issues creating north-south divide
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Show HN: Crypto Shopping: A Step into the Future or a Utopian Dream?
> the conscripts are so far drawn disprop from the lows

Is it still true that bit-wranglers are exempt from conscription?

(in any event, one would hope that bitwrangling would pay well enough to provide anti-conscription cabbage?)

> the tops prefer to emigrate

Is that what Proshay elita![0] is about?

In the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inner_emigration#Controversy department, I was impressed that Urgant[1] preferred losing his show over retraction.

Lagniappe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfhV0Sew0j4

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WQIW7aK5Bk

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njHNHbK9jDI#t=75s
One Born–Oppenheimer Theory to rule them all: hybrids pentaquarks and quarkonium
> What we’re facing in the US today is not comparable to what Frankl faced during World War II.

It might be comparable. For some, it might be worse, or at least quicker (given how much better we’d be today at automating the work of mundane evil). Never have understood why (especially, but certainly not only, the more optimistic and liberal) people tend to think the sort of ego that drives authoritarians won’t drive one to intentionally out-Hitler Hitler.