skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t understand what’s missing. What was the joy?

For me, hunger is misery, and so is feeling over-full. I’d do anything to take that away (well, short of sacrificing my financial security to pay the market rate for the drug.)
All the seasonal content gets automatically flushed too, which means even if an expansion is retained you lose like half of the activities and story anyway. I jumped back in to play The Final Shape after being absent since Shadowfall and was lost since 60% of the story was missing seasonal content ripped from the interim expansions.
Can it be a direct result of vibe coding
Wow, thanks for sharing this!! I have experience a bit of the same, although I don't have a group of traders making fun of me, the challenge sometimes comes from having to believe in myself, and also from how family sees it, i.e. going from a high salary "secure" tech job to attempting to accomplish something by myself...

I also find curious the human part of wishing to be believed. The numbers in trading are completely ridiculous given that the ceiling is very high for a skilled trader, and thus most people bundle it together with Vegas the hundreds of thousands of dollars in a gambling game or horse race.

I keep forgetting my own complete unbelief until I experienced a trade with triple digit returns... that makes no sense but I did it (the trick is to not return that to the market and to know that those are exceptions and slow and steady wins the race!).

The irony is that many people here in HN (this is y combinator after all) attempting entrepreneurial pursuits with the hope of making a living and a big payout on acquisition and whatnot... in spite of knowing the statistics of how rare it is for that to happen.

At any rate, thanks a ton for sharing that, it is very encouraging! I've seen people do it, that post is one example, and I have the wild believe that I can do it too! I'm expecting nothing but blood, sweat, and tears, but it's worth it for me :-)
That’s like saying DRC and Congo are the same country because they both have the word “Congo” in their country’s name.

Anyway you’re welcome to think whatever you like, but the actual political reality is that the PRC which is commonly referred to as China, and the ROC, which is commonly referred to as Taiwan, are two separate and independent countries. One is in now way part of the other (despite China wishing it were so and including Taiwan as part of China in their domestic maps).
Humans have several Mucins genes, each affecting a different part of the body. For example, MUC2 effects the intestines. Many of these mucin enyzmes need copper and calcium. Basically, it is mucus.

These re also glycosylated proteins, which means proteins with sugar in layman terms.

There is no need for gene editing. We have some clues. N-acetylcysteine (NAC) is a mucolytic agent with known effects on mucus viscosity and clearance.More here:

https://stanmed.stanford.edu/neurotransmission-connection-mu...
Yeah. Speaking swedish especially in the coastal area of Finland is quite common. My father in law mixes both languages together in a funny way in his talk. It's kind of funny, but also pretty common among the Finnish-Swedes...
There is a difference between choosing to work 60 hours at your own startup with the prospect of a very large payout and being salaried at a giant company.
The linked data for Greece shows an obesity rate of ~17%, less than half the US' ~42%.

https://data.worldobesity.org/country/united-states-227/#dat...
Yeaaaahhhh...NLM is/was a special beast inside NIH.

At the time I was there they had a budget to die for, and Pubmed was in the top 300 websites in the world (both are probably still true). NLM pushed so much traffic because of Pubmed that they had their own internet connection to avoid DoS'ing the commodity desktop traffic of the rest of the NIH.
Lately I’ve been using bootstrap grid only and been happy with that.
Power and Dependency
GIF Art
Every open source has a disclaimer that says that they are not liable of the usage of the software. This is saying that they collect data, yes, but are only liable in case they collect data that you, the user, hasn't explicitly told them to collect, otherwise, they are not liable, because their product would only do as you intend to use it. Mozilla literally agrees with everyone that this law is a good law.

Their services on the other hand, has language that services on the same category has, like VPN where you have language that says that you wouldn't do something illegal with it.
This is valid, when you're not encumbered by a process or person that has to have input on your every move, you can be very productive.

As someone who actually really likes process, if you want to encourage some sort of best practice without causing pain, you absolutely must automate the process and not put people in the critical path. For example, if you have a coding standard make sure that linters that are fast and cheerful enforce it, not other people.

Also, I don't agree with the "months" - maybe a weekend or whole week, but other than that you're headed into burnout territory.
Perhaps not as hyperbolic as they write but it’s definitely there. It might aid understanding to do an internet search for the phrase “don’t drop the soap”.

I suspect what OP means is that people outside America don’t make similar jokes, not that it’s quintessential American comedy. It’s just (mostly?) uniquely American comedy.
I certainly never described 3k as large, so I'll assume you replied to the wrong comment. If not, let's just agree to use the terms differently.
While Reuters says why this number is theoretical, the headline is what will get repeated by people who see it. They should have something more honest in the headline instead of repeating lies and misleading claims, with important details buried far down inside the article:

> However, the firm added that its "actual revenue is substantially lower" because the cost of using its V3 model is lower than the R1 model, only some services are monetized as web and app access remain free, and developers pay less during off-peak hours.
> wrote down what I dreamt and realize it was just garbage :)

There's this (possibly apocryphal) story about George Orwell in Burma, where he served in the civil service. He had a friend that took Opium occasionally and felt like he deeply understood the universe and all its secrets when he was high, but could never remember it. Orwell asked him to try and write it down. What he wrote down was "The banana is big, but the skin is bigger."...
This is not true. Even if it is your project. For a regular person without all the paid support systems (maids, cooks, etc), burn out is inevitable. You can do it for a while, but its not a sustainable situation. It is also likely that recovery from burnout will take longer and reduce your efficacy much more than was gained from overworking in the first place.
I struggled with Git, so I'm making a game to spare others the pain
You definitely were able to save the web view at some point during the "Pocket" timeframe. I explicitly remember even the "notification with progress" that showed up when it was doing that (since I would have to wait for it to finish before turning off the radios). Heck, the Mozilla docs still mention Pocket as downloading the web view, e.g. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/getting-started-pocket-...

> Offline Downloading: Pocket will decide the best view to download by default. If you want to specify whether to download Article View, Web View, or both, uncheck Download Best View.

The article view was a nice novelty 10 years ago, but as it is completely based on heuristics (readerJS-like, in fact I think it _is_ readerJS ) and they have not really bothered upgrading it, it is no longer a reliable way to capture web sites for offline reading .

Frankly, I want this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plucker https://web.archive.org/web/20080903165121/http://plkr.org/ back :)
Resisting Persuasion
It continues to astound me how much more we discover about biology every week.
Thunderbirds are go!
You're leaving out the most important bit of a component like InlineStack: the props [0]. Yes you can just apply `display: flex` to the div you're working on, but like any proper abstraction these guardrails make using flexbox correctly the easiest path forward (the "pit of a success").

[0]: https://github.com/Shopify/polaris/blob/eb6161f6b4e02679b5e8...
Since those are only 2 options, and there are many more options, I'll pick option 3: convince people to value and fund universal education more from preschool on, building a better foundation for engineers and other professions in the decades following.

In addition to that, it'd be cool if the blameless postmortems were made public, so everyone could learn from them.

As for the other 2 options of restricting freedom, and extremely blameful postmortems, I reject both.
That's a fundamental shift in historical Republicanism though.

For most of its history, the Republican party was fairly anti-populist (defined by whatever populism was at the time).

The Republican southern strategy from 1980+ was predicated on attracting southern white votes by attacking civil rights (explicitly or implicitly), but ultimately focusing on business priorities (with some headline-catching red meat).

However, in the decades since, the explosion of hardline conservative talk radio then dragged the party to answer to its more egregious populist demands.

Hence Trump.
NATO and UN aren't American institutions - they're global organizations with 32 and 193 member nations respectively. NATO has defended non-US territories like Estonia from Russian threats, while 75% of UN peacekeeping operations are in Africa where US strategic interests are minimal. If these were American tools, they wouldn't consistently allocate resources to regions with limited US priority.
I do not love Ruby but this is an excellent resource — bookmarked.
In that specific case it was a cheese cake. But I've made made fruit cakes with virtually no added sugar, just fruits, and sometimes even that is quite sweet

I can't eat cakes from coffee shops &co because they taste waaaaay too sweet.
Mozilla being explicitly privacy focused didn't get them any effective brownie points. The only thing that saves them is that they are the only viable competitor so, Google, via Chromium has to support them financially so that they don't fail. This is literally the I support my competitor so the argument that I'm a monopoly looks weaker. (BTW, Google practices around Chrome were anti-competitive)
Says the guy who was in retirement for the last 6 years. Unbelievable how intelligent people can sometimes be so obtuse.
I'm 2 minutes in, she's doing her hardest to dis F and failing miserably.
Can you point me to GIMP's Terms of Use? All I can find is the GPL, which doesn't say anything about collecting data. I also checked OBS Studio and LibreOffice for good measure with the same result—I can only find a straightforward copyright license like GPL, MPL, MIT and so on.

I tried some of the largest projects on purpose because surely they'd be the most likely to have language like you claim, but maybe for some reason smaller projects are more likely? Do you have some in mind?
The resistance at Trump’s inauguration has to do with Trump’s immigration and environmental policies. Which undoubtedly are within his lawful executive powers.
The funny part is that no one would be arguing like they do in these forums if they were talking face-to-face with conveying things like “emotion”
There‘s IMO no way to recover 20h/week on that salary. Cutting the commute to zero could be something like this, but I don’t think that’s possible in this case.
They will face the same issues Mozilla is facing if they ever want to collect user data. Also, they will probably be financially supported by Google because Google do not want the argument of monopoly to have hold.
If the best that market capitalism can give us is an endless flood of superhero franchises with Grade 6-level dialogue (to serve the largest possible audience), deadline-damaged CGI and $300m budgets, I have a hard time seeing how socialist cinema could do worse.
Could DOS Have Been a Scaled-Down Version of Xenix?
> the United States as outlined in the Constitution ceases to exist.

As the risk of deflating your apparently boundless optimism, that ship has sailed. The idea you have of a country operating under the rule of law is not congruent with reality.
So we lost twenty thousand scientists of Chinese descent over roughly a decade, half of which went back to China? That seems horrible. Where’s the hyperbole?
There is also the possibility, however unlikely, that some secret service member would decide their oath to the Constitution outweighs their oath to protect the president and unilaterally solves the problem. I expect that's a low probability outcome currently, but that might change depending on circumstances.
The Afterlife
Sergey, like most if not all of the CEO class, doesn't see workers as people. They are a resource to be maximally exploited for their benefit.
Don't do that, dump them in a river and poison the fish, Elon would approve.
Oh, absolutely, it's a long-observed phenomenon of social decay within organisations and movements.

There's a description of the latter I've spent far too long trying to track down without joy.

There's a passage from Charles Perrow's book Complex Organisation giving several examples of organisational drift (not necessarily decline), posted previously: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27415476>.

One of the more spectacular cases of organisational decline was the (formerly literary) magazine American Mercury, founded by amongst others H.L. Mencken. It eventually became an anti-semitic rag, now mostly or completely dead, though it seems to keep zombying annoyingly.

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_American_Mercury>

There's also video challen TLC, begun as a partnership between Nasa and PBS, now somewhat reduced as well.
Especially ironic, given one of the tenets of tea partyism was paying down the national debt.
> That's fine if all you're doing is caching limited data independently on each node and you have no requirement for consistency or even durability.

You've assumed you have multiple nodes here. Our point is that you can scale _significantly_ more with a ConcurrentDictionary (or equivalent) than you think - far more than a single node backed by redis will go. You have a point about durability, but in my experience, most apps that lean on Redis don't actually solve that problem. If the app goes down mid request, it will leave broken state behind. The data itself in redis might be valid, but the app can send partial data. The solution to this is the same as handling durability in a non-redis case too.

Also, runnign Redis on the same machine for persistance is an option for durability.

> Most of the usecases you stumble upon do not fit that scenario. That's why "a lot of the time" suggesting a dictionary is plain wrong.

I disagree. Most of the usecases _do_ fit this scenario, and Redis is (over) used as a tool to allow for horizontal scaling caused by an unwillingness to scale vertically. At the level of Meta/X yes you absolutely need it. But for a web app with about 10k concurrent users, you can handle it on a single node.
Citronics built a router based on the Fairphone 2 mainboard
I'm convinced by this and your other recent posts you're just trolling at this point. (or you're beholden to a company that's forced you to think this way and what Mozilla is doing is fine and normal)
Teams is just several Edge webviews in a trenchcoat.
That's where the 'reactionary' part of neoreactionary comes from.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactionary
Then why speculate when we have a real expert responding on the thread?
The content is hidden if you have JS disabled. I'm not asking for a fully functional site, but maybe show the comments of the current page in read-only mode.

Your pojangmacha thing explanation is way too complicated. Just say that it's a mix between Twitter and a forum.

Not allowed: Illegal content. That's broad, we don't even know where you are.

No nudity: there are platforms where it's allowed (BlueSky) and it works fine. But it's your choice.

"How is my data protected": you actually don't answer this question at all.

You can't delete or edit your post? That's a bug don't you think?

As for the main page, you should reconsider your stance on free speech for that specific part of the site since we have a mix of crazy people from p/islam, and crazy MAGA on p/freethinkers. It's not a good advertisement for your site.
Hah no way. I thought those scenes were CGI, overlaying 2 videos, of some sort.
It's about control
Been a simplewall user for 6 years.. Now I've been using FortFirewall as a replacement. It's simple, runs with a system driver and is frequently updated.
If I tell you "hey, I need to collect data from your system, and said data will be shared with everyone else publicly in our bug tracker", how would a legal scholar read that wrt California law? BTW, layman arguing about legal definitions are not conclusions in matter of law.
A valid strategy against the monarchist oligarchs is to politely tell the MAGA part of the Republicans that they are being sold out and deceived.

But it has to be really gentle and honest. Many people on YouTube already have gotten the message.

If on the other hand there is a true uniparty, then we are doomed. People have to select more honest candidates in the primaries on both sides to have any chance.
Small wonder that the ultra rich who grew up playing these games want to… play these games.
Non-MAGA republicans gave up; they are now extinct.
A side effect of the great idea to write application software in Python that perdures to this day, still it was fast enough for purpose, it isn't like doing SCM operations is akin to 120 FPS for a game engine.

It isn't great that are now so many Git GUI clients written in Electron?
Super cool!

We needed to do something similar one time with 5 large touchscreen tvs that were arranged as a table, where each side needed to be a separate touchscreen application with them all playing a synchronized video in the background but users could interact with things flowing from one end to the other and could send objects from their other apps in any direction to other apps, like users sending things they found to the person on the other side of the table.

We ended up with a trashcan mac pro (thats about all we could find in budget that could drive all the screens at the same time) with apps that were synchronized using redis (I wrote that part). It worked really well, though I didnt get to see the finished product before I left that company. But we always really wanted to have separate computers that were synchronized. We just couldnt get that to be reliable enough - it worked for a while but then various things would throw it out of sync, meaning we would have to restart the applications periodically which wouldnt work.

Something I have always wished we had, since the very early days of PCs was the ability to network devices together in such a way that they could share their resources and collaborate more. Imagine being able to take advantage of all of the computers in an office to do a task like a supercomputer. Of course thats a very hard problem, applications and OSs would need to be designed for it and we would need new algorithms (look how long it took us just to take advantage of multiple processors in the same machine on the same board), but there were some projects out there like seti@home and folding@home that did it somewhat, but I always hoped it would be something that the computers themselves would support.
I don't think this is that complicated: the explanation of histrionic billionaires like sam altman for why AI is worth developing begs the question. The fact there are researchers not trying to justify AI development doesn't nullify this observation.
I would not expect any software to share PII collected from my system in a public bug tracker.
Does HTML even have semantics? You practically can use div for everything, and then use CSS to make it act like whatever component you wanted.

You should let the defaults do their job, but they don't do very much. HTML's main semantic is to give things a hierarchical structure. Visually it's a free for all after that
tl;dr: AI and capitalism are both cancers, existing for no reason other than to further propagate themselves; hegemonistic. And Thiel is a cancer-causing agent.

I agree re capitalism. And Thiel. AI is TBD, but not looking so great.
> A bad design decision in some critical software can have just as much of an impact as a bad design decision in a bridge or an airplane.

This is a better point than you realize. Blameless postmortems in IT are largely inspired by blameless postmortems from aerospace failures.
> I embarked on the journey of building ‘my own distro’ that we could install on the laptops. The system should start with something minimal (no desktop environment), and have an elegant script to autostart a kiosk mode Chromium instance. I first tried NixOS before quickly realising there was no way it would work with the tiny amount of storage on these Chromebooks (and it failed to install with every single attempt). Then I gave up, started with a Debian minimal install and ... I realised I would be wasting so much time (installing Debian is very ‘hands-on’ - you need to press lots of buttons), and I discovered ‘FAI - Fully Automatic Installation’ and the web FAI.me tool

DietPi, OpenWrt, and OpenBalena have autoinstall options as well that allow you to select specific packages and install on minimal bare metal. I'd be curious if there are other non-desktop options out there..
They didn't build a VPN service, they built a wrapper around mullvad, an existing VPN service provider. At least they chose a fairly decent one.
47.9% approval, 47.2% disapproval[0]. I don't see a plummet on this aggregate and he's still got net approval.

[0]: https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/polls/approval/donald-t...
Most contract or employment disputes aren't going to the Supreme Court.

And expecting lower federal courts packed with conservative judges to vote in favor of ignoring contracts?

We'll see, but I wouldn't take that bet...
Show HN: Recommendarr – AI Driven Recommendations Based on Sonarr/Radarr Media
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While it's still a work in progress, it's already quite functional and I'd love your feedback!
Mine weren't.

I see what you mean. But none of the people in question 'tried to inflict violence on others', they wrote books didn't they? Sort of extended lay takes on why they think this violence is so ubiquitous in their life, why they've been subjected to it, and what should "we all" do about it.

(The fools. Monkey see, monkey do, monkey comprehend, monkey turn into a giant finger pointing at giant complex problem over there, monkey gets covered in shit again by the other monkeys. Because that's not a problem, that's the feeder. "Silly book writing monkey! Pooh pooh, go suffer elsewhere!")

>If you experience mistreatment and then turn around and try to inflict it on others, you failed the test.

How certain are you of the legitimacy of the testing authority? Because that "test" sounds more like a cruel human experiment. I am instead reminded of another test, conducted by a certain old man on a certain mountain...
A few decades from now, in the biohacker/modder community: "Recap your noggin with our reinforced-glass-ceramic dome!".