skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I want some feedback
Github Link: https://github.com/DevER-M/yami

Some of the features
mp3 , flac, and many audio formats supported for playback
Clean UI
Can download music with art cover
it is also asynchronous
Libraries used
customtkinter
spotdl
mutagen
Target audience
This project will be useful for people who do not want ads and want a simple user interface to play music

Comparison
There are currently no projects that have all the features covered and is made with tkinter

To use this install all requirements in the .txt file and you are good to go

RoadMap
I will update it now and then

A follow would be nice! https://github.com/DevER-M
Looks like shit for me. Buffered a bit as well.
I wonder if there will be any long term reputational repercussions for Netflix because of this. Amongst SWEs, Netflix is known for hiring the best people and their streaming service normally seems very solid. Other streaming services have definitely caught up a bit and are much more reliable then in the early days, but my impression still has always been that Netflix is a step above the rest technically.

This sure doesn't help with that impression, and it hasn't just been a momentary glitch but hours of instability. And the Netflix status page saying "Netflix is up! We are not currently experiencing an interruption to our streaming service." doesn't help either...
I can feel the pressure on the network engineers from here XD
I didn't realize the title was changed. Who did this?
Unrelated but what IPTV provider are you using? I've been searching for a good one
From my experience, it works if your not watching it 'live'. But the moment I put my devices to 'live' it perma-breaks. 504 gateway timed out in web developer tools hitting my local CDN. probably works on some CDNs, doesnt on others. Probably works if your not 'live'

edit: literally a nginx gateway timed out screen if you view the response from the cdn... wow
Netflix has a stellar tech track-record.

One bad night and people talk crap. Now that’s not right.
Why do they want to get into the live business? It doesn't seem to synergize with their infrastructure. Sending the same stream in real time to numerous people just isn't the same task as letting people stream optimized artifacts that are prepositioned at the edge of the network.
That makes sense. If you have working USB-A, then any USB ethernet adapter supported by FreeBSD should work right?

That’s actually a pretty big escape hatch for early development. It explains how you’d be able to get past having a nonfunctional keyboard pretty easily, for example.
It blows my mind that the US elected a president that bows to the will of Putin. It’s just such an unthinkable scenario that if it was a plot point in a blockbuster movie it would be panned by critics.
join the zymo.tv discord
You oppose moving away for inflammatory seed oil that is known to cause cancer? You oppose removing incentives that have drug companies writing health policy? People with gilbert's syndrome are happy to remove fluoride from the drinking water.

Educate yourself before someone else does and sells you short.

Fluoride can damage the liver in a number of ways, including:
Liver function enzymes: Fluoride can increase the activity of liver enzymes like transaminases and phosphatases, which can indicate liver damage.
Liver cell membrane: Fluoride can rupture the liver cell membrane.
Mitochondrial damage: Fluoride can damage mitochondria in liver cells.
Protein synthesis: Fluoride can prevent the liver from producing important proteins like albumin and clotting factors.
Glucose metabolism: Fluoride can disrupt the liver's ability to regulate glucose metabolism, which can lead to metabolic disorders like diabetes.
Histological changes: Fluoride can cause histological changes in the liver.
Fluoride is a small, active molecule that can easily enter cells and cause damage to tissues and organs. Studies have shown that fluoride exposure can cause liver damage in a variety of animals, including rats, mice, goats, and cattle.
To treat fluoride toxicity, you can try:
Calcium chloride: Lavage with a 1-5% calcium chloride solution to bind the fluoride in the stomach. This is most effective when done within an hour of ingestion.
Hemodialysis: For critically ill patients who don't respond to other treatments.
What makes 6.12 the necessary version for this machine?
OK, nerd sniped.

I bought an OpenGarage and then saw that it had MQTT integration.
So... installed MQTT and got that working.

Then asked how hard would it be to hook this up to Alexa and get voice control working? Not toooooo hard ... working.

Then... how hard to get all of my home automation IOT/OAUTHish stuff integrated into MQTT+Alexa? ... a fair bit of work, but .... done!

So, now MQTT is the heart of a system that can talk to my tempest weather station, Tesla, sprinklers, opengarage, ecobee, sense, flume, smartthings controller, all queryable and controllable via voice.

Amazing what is possible these days.
I have no idea when these podcasts began, but currently listening to:

Hard Fork by the NYT

Robert Wright's NonZero

The Lovecraft Investigations

Within the Wires

Ctrl Alt Azure

Animal Spirits

Effectively Wild

The Changelog
It's clear how warranties work, what's not clear to me is why Tesla would be using them in a way different from any other use of them over the years, and why every single other manufacturer is also using them in some sort of different way.
Can you share which forums
Twitter/X is great. I like it quite a lot. Follow people you like and keep that number under 100. Or if you just started, under 25 and add people slowly. Unfollow people quickly if they annoy you! Or mute them if you still like them but they annoy you temporarily.

There's two feeds: for you (the algo) and following. following is the traditional only people you know feed.

If you're having trouble with the people on X you might need to reconsider yourself. Why are you not open to many viewpoints? Diversity of thought and people should be welcome and if you hope to change minds, you do need to be able to interact with those people to do so.

I did theater when I was younger, and I think a lot of my 'open' friends weren't open per-say they were just weird and like being in the weird group more than being truly open.
Read up on the paradox of tolerance and you may see why this isn't just some "diversity of viewpoints".

- I'd love to hear more points about fiscal and foreign policy.

- I want to hear what people see in country music.

- I want to know about weird bizarre facts that can only be remembered and regurgitated by an obsessed madman. Likewise, I enjoy the occasional, IMO overanalyzed dives into arts from people who are considered auteurs that goes beyond my eye and ear

- I want to attempt to understand the experiences of those in very different socioeconomical environments. immigrants, LGBT, Some dude traveling the country on train cars,

- I want to understand more about the people who represent my country. The mundane dry stuff on the day to day, not just once every 4 years in the big showdown

- I want to hear people's technical approaches to software, hardware, and anything in between

I am open to a lot of viewpoints, I will not agree with all of them. I will find some of them obnoxious and other snooty.

Why is it that when I don't want to hear stuff like "My body your choice" I'm suddenly a coddled prude who is seeking an echo chamber? I did my time shitposting on 4chan when maybe half of it was ironic. I don't want nor need to do that anymore. That well has clearly fallen fully to Poe's law and my one and only real hard line is "don't spread hate".

This line of thought is very simple: you don't get diverse viewpoints when people are scared of being doxxed, harrased, or even murdered. You're making a place less diverse by literally trying to say they are less of a person than you. Stop it.
So the issue is that Netflix gets its performance from colocating caches of movies in ISP datacenters, and a live broadcast doesn't work with that. It's not just about the sheer numbers of viewers, it's that a live model totally undermines their entire infrastructure advantage.

See: https://openconnect.netflix.com/en/
> My take is that Bluesky is a nicer place than Mastodon.

It's certainly a better name, if nothing else. Names like Mastodon, Diaspora, are just terrible. One sounds lika a dinosaur, the other like an unpleasant condition of the large intestine (yes I know what diaspora means).
Prediction markets like Polymarket solve this by not having bookies. Just bet against other players.

Why bet against a house who takes an enormous cut even when you win when you could bet in an efficient market and keep 100% of your winnings?
It’s not everyone. Works fine for me though I did have to reload the page when I skipped past the woman match to the Barrios Ramos fight and it was stuck buffering at 99%.
Every time it buffers for me, Netflix does an internet test only for it to come back and say its fast...
yeah i'm using iptv which is just a rip of NF and its stuck buffering.
> it's an intentionally limited DSL.

That isn't the sense I get from the example. It shows an entire user-facing web application being written in this language, with every indication that the author thinks this is an appropriate use case.
This!
I was checking my WiFi and then I instinctively checked HN and what do you know!
What non-compressing archive format would you suggest? tar doesn't support random access which is a non-starter for many use cases.
They want to break into sports because it’s such a big business and if you do sports you need to be able to stream live.
Your participation in the multiple threads about this tonight is extremely suspicious if you're not someone who has a vested interest in preserving the integrity of Netflix's brand, as both a product and an employer.
All these engineering blog posts, distributed systems and these complex micro-services clearly didn't help with this issue.

Netflix is clearly not designed nor prepared for scalable multi-region live-streaming, no matter the amount of 'senior' engineers they throw at the problem.
Damn that sucks. I wonder if they could have intentionally streamed it 5 min late? I don’t have all the context around the fight though — maybe a competing service would win if Netflix intentionally induced delay?
It holds up well in gameplay because the gravity gun is still fun. But I think most of the hype was multiplied by HL2 being such a massive step up in graphics. Nobody in my friend group played Doom 3, so for us it was going straight from HL1 and CS 1.6 to HL2. Compare the 2 games side by side and HL2 literally looked futuristic, like it shouldn't even be possible with the hardware at the time. (And to be fair my graphics card burst into flames trying to push 15 fps in the canals section so maybe it wasn't).
My correction itself was an interpretation. The phrase was not fully intelligible to me even.
Correct, this is not Netflix’ regular cup of tea, and it’s a very different problem to solve. They can probably use their edge caches, but it’s challenging.
Fox has the youngest demo (500,000 for Jessie Watters) and most viewers. At night or during the day. Interesting cnbc has the oldest audience and least. Gutfeld crushes all late night shows (Tonight show, Late Show, Kimmel).

https://www.newsweek.com/chart-shows-network-ratings-2024-el...
As everyone pointed out there’s lots of reasons Valve as a company hasn’t done it, but also the corner they wrote themselves into of convoluted story telling, everything about it was headed toward being a mess and unsatisfying. It’s almost better to be left undone so that nobody has to take responsibility for trying to tie all this randomly assembled stuff together
I wonder how effective it would be to cache live events with a delay. Write to the tail, read from the head.
I did some VPN hopping and connecting to an endpoint in Dallas has allowed me to start watching again. Not live though, that throws me back into buffering hell.
It’s like watching a Minecraft cosplay of the event.
Yeah, the funny part is that Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Peacock have all demonstrated the ability to handle an event of this caliber with no issue. Netflix now may never get another opportunity like this again.
Hell, I’d complaing about Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson as well if I was a boxing fan. Even without buffering issues
> late stage acquisitions don't benefit early stage investors as much as an IPO or SPAC

I've heard this repeated multiple times, but I wonder how the FTC's policies can influence this?

> how early stage investors can't take advantage of the IPO "Pop".

Could you explain this? By IPO pop do you mean the difference between what the bank underwrites and what the initial . By early vs late stage investors do you mean seed vs series G, or pre-IPO vs post-IPO? I've thought that seed vs series G investors get the same class of stock? Or is there some restriction encoded into the paperwork associated with the investment?
This reminds me of that scene in Silicon Valley
Ota broadcasts are clearer
This was my experience too. IIRC they raytrace the lightmaps for the whole map on demand during loading instead of baking them ahead of time. But I might be misremembering
Weird that an organization like Netflix is having problems with this considering their depth of both experience and pockets. I wonder if they didn't expect the number of people who were interested in finding out what the pay-per-view experience is like without spending any extra money. Still, I suppose we can all be thankful Netflix is getting to cut their live event teeth on "alleged rapist vs convicted rapist" instead of something more important.
This rewrite of the linked article title is unhelpful. Significant rain has always been the only way to break a drought since forever. I prefer the raw US soil moisture maps to the US drought monitor map. The calculation of “drought” for the drought monitor map is too opaque for me.
no. i like twitter and think this is good.
> I think the definition of hate and extremism has been warped to encompass things that aren't either of those things.

How about we just go dictionary definition:

>denoting hostile actions motivated by intense dislike or prejudice.

can you really argue this past week, month, year. That you have not seen any dictionary-definition hate spread, promoted, and cheered for on the platform? Some by the owner himself?

Twitter isn't a commons. it's an amusement park and Musk is the manager. You don't bother trying to change a manger's mind unless you have millions to start the talk. Abandon Disneyland and try to see if Knott's or Six Flags or Funland fit your vibe more.

> it doesn't matter if the table beside you is talking about something you disagree with. The food tastes the same.

Not when they are slinging their food at me. Experiences and atmosphere are well known to alter your sense of taste. Not just smell (which is obvious, since your nose and tongue are basically connected).
metoo！
This Serrano fight is just an insane display of excellence.

If anyone was waiting for the main card to tune in, I recommend tuning in now.
What is a TB?
> capture the boot messages with my mobile phone's
camera.

ha dont we all
Most PPV is what, $50-$70? So subscribing to Netflix for $20 or whatever per month sounds like a bargain for anyone who is interested and not already a customer. Then assume some large percentage doesn’t cancel either because they forgot, or because they started watching a show and then decided to keep paying.
A friend and I, in separate states, found that it wouldn’t stream from TVs, Roku, etc. but would stream from mobile. And for me, using a mobile hotspot to a laptop; though that implies checking IP address range instead of just user-agent, so that seems unlikely.

Anyway, I wouldn’t be surprised if they were prioritizing mobile traffic because it’s more forgiving of shitty bitrate.
I can handle other view points, what I won't put up with is disinformation, straight up lies, and racism/sexism. They immediately go in the bin. Unfortunately that's simply not possible in the firehose feed on X since the trash is promoted to the top and I would guess that 90% of blue checks are bots either from American PACs or Russian/CCP/Iran/N. Korea.
Is this potentially an aws issue?
When do words stop being new?

It's older than Google, the iPod, and Tamagotchi. It has been in use longer than patents are enforceable
Guess they should have livestreamed it on X to be safe!
Working okay for me
From experience they will let you spend tens of thousands of dollars a month without a valid payment method.

Like many times more than you've ever even spent with them.

I mean it's like 6 months of that before you even get your first non-standard form email.
I don't spend much time streaming, but I got a glimpse of the Amazon Prime catalog yesterday, and was surprised at how many titles on the front page were movies I'd actually watch. Reminded me of Netflix a dozen years ago.
> Nobody yet understands what starts the wood frog’s heart after being frozen and inert for the entire northern winter.

To me, that's the most fascinating part of the (already quite fascinating) story. Frog is frozen solid, there is no (to our knowledge) heartbeat or brain activity. It thaws and something happens that gets it going again.

I have trouble imagining what that mechanism could even look like. Tiny portion of brain responsible for keeping track of frozen-ness? Some chemical signaling from within the body cavity?
The impetus is more to ensure people don't get pollution in the big cities (which indirectly helps with climate change, but that was never the real goal).

Not that this is a problem.
Guess they should have live streamed it on X to be safe!

;)
I agree but this is what tech companies have made us into with their instant gratification expectation.
I'm still not getting it, this looks like a standard language + swapped keywords + web service libraries, what does the new language accomplish?
https://x.com/NickJFuentes/status/1854015641218355621

It's not even arguments. They are saying the quiet parts out loud.

95M likes. This isn't some niche extremist circle to push under the rug.
Air quality issues in Beijing have nothing to do with climate change. China is not acting as though they care about CO2 emissions at all.
Thunderbolt port
I think they have to refund the fees for a month to anyone who streamed this fight. That's the only thing that seems fair.

It has been pretty useless. At the moment seems to be working only when running in non-live mode several minutes behind.

So if there are 1 million trying to stream it, that means they would lose $15 million. So.. they might only give a partial refund.

But people should push for an automatic refund instead of a class action.
I just left a bar streaming it on a smart TV and back in my home it's streaming on the Roku just fine.
Sure they will. They’ll just set up the next event and outside of some tech folks no one will remember this.
Вот полный код `app.js` без комментариев:

```javascript
const express = require('express');
const fs = require('fs');
const jwt = require('jsonwebtoken');
const mysql = require('mysql2');
const app = express();

app.use(express.json());

const SECRET_KEY = 'your_secret_key';

const db = mysql.createConnection({
host: 'localhost',
user: 'your_username',
password: 'your_password',
database: 'survey_db'
});

db.connect(err => {
if (err) throw err;
console.log('Connected to MySQL database');
});

const authenticateToken = (req, res, next) => {
const token = req.headers['authorization'];
if (!token) return res.sendStatus(401);

jwt.verify(token, SECRET_KEY, (err, user) => {
if (err) return res.sendStatus(403);
req.user = user;
next();
});

};

app.post('/login', (req, res) => {
const { username, password } = req.body;
if (username === 'admin' && password === 'password') {
const token = jwt.sign({ username }, SECRET_KEY, { expiresIn: '1h' });
res.json({ token });
} else {
res.status(401).json({ error: 'Invalid credentials' });
}
});

app.post('/surveys', authenticateToken, (req, res) => {
const { title } = req.body;
db.query('INSERT INTO surveys (title) VALUES (?)', [title], (err, result) => {
if (err) throw err;
res.status(201).json({ id: result.insertId, title, editable: true });
});
});

app.get('/surveys', authenticateToken, (req, res) => {
db.query('SELECT * FROM surveys', (err, results) => {
if (err) throw err;
res.json(results);
});
});

app.put('/surveys/:id', authenticateToken, (req, res) => {
const { title } = req.body;
const surveyId = req.params.id;
db.query('SELECT editable FROM surveys WHERE id = ?', [surveyId], (err, results) => {
if (err) throw err;
if (!results[0].editable) {
return res.status(403).json({ error: 'Survey cannot be edited' });
}
db.query('UPDATE surveys SET title = ?, editable = FALSE WHERE id = ?', [title, surveyId], (err) => {
if (err) throw err;
res.json({ id: surveyId, title, editable: false });
});
});
});

app.delete('/surveys/:id', authenticateToken, (req, res) => {
const surveyId = req.params.id;
db.query('DELETE FROM surveys WHERE id = ?', [surveyId], (err, result) => {
if (err) throw err;
res.status(204).send();
});
});

app.get('/surveys/:id/statistics', authenticateToken, (req, res) => {
const surveyId = req.params.id;
db.query('SELECT COUNT(*) AS response_count FROM responses WHERE survey_id = ?', [surveyId], (err, results) => {
if (err) throw err;
res.json({ surveyId, response_count: results[0].response_count });
});
});

const PORT = 3000;
app.listen(PORT, () => {
console.log(`Server is running on http://localhost:${PORT}`);
});
```

Замените `your_username`, `your_password`, и `survey_db` на ваши данные.
I suspect that stickers might not be approved by whoever did the graphic design on the packaging.
Over promised and under delivered. That’s a bad look
a return to normal perhaps, majority willed.
Not the same demographic but their last large attempt at live was through a Love is blind reunion. It was the same thing, millions of people logging in, epic failure, nothing worked.

They never tried to do a live reunion again. I suppose they should have to get the experience. Because they are hitting the same problems with a much bigger stake event.
I'm watching on a 'pirate' stream because my netflix stream is absolutely frozen.
Amazon Prime front page includes currently a lot of ads for movies that you can rent or ”buy”. Are you sure these movies weren’t them?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IGvzb-KCpY&t=50s
So this is to an old Fujitsu system what Haiku is to BeOS?
It may vary by ISP. It’s been fine for me.
I know nothing about boxing and this fight was just ridiculously impressive. I kept tuning out of the earlier fights. They felt like some sort of filler. I didn’t get the allure. But Taylor v Serrano was just obvious talent that even I could appreciate it.
Anything graphics programming related. D3D and Metal are significantly more prevalent than OpenGL or Vulkan.

Anything CAD related, because there’s next to no professionally used CAD software on Linux.

Audio stuff. How many DAWs have a significant Linux user base?

And even beyond that, how many website devs are on Linux? Most people making product pages aren’t on Linux because not a lot of the designers work on Linux and it’s better to have a mono culture of devices for office management.

And your question is what one would rather do on macOS/Windows rather than Linux which again is subjective even if I scope it to stuff you can do on both Linux and macOS and windows.

Flip that around, why would someone use Linux to develop when they could use macOS? Can you give a non-subjective answer? Then try the opposite.

Even if you’re developing for Linux deployments, you can still do most of it local and then spin up docker in the VM on demand.

The number of software developers who need to run a Linux VM on their Mac/Windows are a vast minority.
Chiefsplanet.com, unstuckpolitics.com, my buddies on group text :)