skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Didn't mean to sound snarky with my comment, sorry about that! I would seriously recommend archival-quality in that case too, Micron pens are pretty affordable! You could of course go wild and create a wonderful setup that's a bit pricier, but it's very easy to do with simple pens too. Micron and legal pad should get the job done for personal notes, and beyond that probably look at scanning/digital options.

no one asked, but frixion pens on a legal pad and taking photos with a quick iOS shortcut makes it very simple to win all around.
Plenty of animals go out of their way to be seen. If it’s a pretty bird it’s most likely a male bird.

Animals at play do appear to show off to each other. Orcas wear salmons as hats as if it was a fast fashion trend.

I don’t think humans are unique in this regard at all.
For some products, like free-range eggs, there is the possibility of choosing more ethical options. With many others, the supply chain is opaque, and paying more gives absolutely no guarantee of better conditions. The only way to be sure is if you know a local farmer personally.

So, I think there should be much better regulations about minimal living conditions (though this would face strong opposition).

Additionally, it would be wonderful if every animal-derived product had a recent photo (within the last year) from the exact farm of origin.
It would be even better if every food product included a CO2e per calorie estimate (see e.g. https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local, https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ghg-kcal-poore).
Yeah, especially since Adguard was originally Russian (they moved to Cyprus though).

But the web is unusable without ad blocking, IMO. Necessary risk.
It really reads like he would like to be a British country parson in the 19th century.
I wonder how many prepackaged binary distributions are built with the safest options for the os/hardware and don't achieve the best possible performance.
I bet most of them, tbh.
Many years ago I started building Mozilla and my own linux kernels to my preferences, usually realizing modest performance gains.
The entire purpose of the Gentoo Linux distribution, e.g., is performance gains possible by optimized compilation of everything from source.
I tried carrying a camera around, but honestly I didn't even remember about it most of the time. Taking the photo with the phone was easier, and they already were synced with my digital photo library. I would really like to carry around a camera and switch to a flip phone... but it's not for me unfortunately.
Thanks for the details on cache & agree with the rest

LadyBird and Servo are both interesting projects however I imagine still many years out of their succeed
I would rather think it was about idolatry/other gods. Boiling a kid in its mother's milk sounds like a ritual, symbolic act of cruelty - pretty tame by Levantine standards, with its brazen bulls and child sacrifices.

If you believed the gods were sadistic bastards, whose power you could call on with an act of cruelty - it wouldn't be such a strange thing to believe, after a rough period of hundreds of years where cruel people rewarded again and again - then a little symbolic cruelty to whet Baal's appetite might seem like a clever move.
Which other countries force visitors through full immigration processing even if they're only in transit?
Marshall McLuhan also thought television would displace reading but I think it only happened for real when YouTube came along in that YouTube vastly expanded the availability of non-fiction TV.

One example is the disappearance of text guides for video games: circa 2010 you could still find good FAQs and walkthroughs such that if you got stuck or were trying to work out the dependencies in a Neptunia game such that you need items A, B and C to make item D and you'll have to visit locations E, F and F' (a variant of F you can unlock by making a "plan") you could do it efficiently.

Now for a 30 hour game you have to find the right place in 30 hours worth of video -- once in a while you are stuck because there is some place where you can jump where it doesn't look like you can jump and just seeing somebody do it in a video makes it totally clear, but just as often somebody in the video took a different route or has a different build and you've got no freakin' idea even after watching the video. There was already a problem for games like Pokemon where walkthroughs were problematic because of the high variance of builds, but it's far worse in video where you want a database more than you want a walkthrough.
> I had a terrible therapist for ~7 years that always tried to get me to avoid/mitigate uncomfortable emotions but I always felt it was making the issue worse.

One of the many wise things my therapist said to me once: "The thing you're supposed to do with feelings is feel them."

It sounds so dumb, but for people like me who have spent their lives training themselves to compartmentalize and analyze their feelings, it was an essential reminder that I was denying myself the critical experience of actually sitting there and feeling them.
Thanks! Does codemcp support having the server on another machine? Maybe communicate over ssh?
If the country falls to fascism it will be due to the democratic party choosing to run absolutely shitty candidates for the last 3 election cycles more than my single vote not being registered for any given candidate.

The democratic party is an embarrassment (that is coming from a former democrat, now independent BTW). Whatever we “get”, they own it.
Yeah, I hate this move. I own good, low Ohm headphones than can be powered by a phone, but they are all 3.5mm jacks.
Dang you saw a trans person? How many trans people are the equivalent of a loaded weapon? Because that's the completely bonkers question that somehow is being equivocated here - that someone wearing different clothes or identifying differently is a potential harm just waiting to get you... how exactly?

Did you deserve the woman only award? Would you assume that identity to get that award? Are you saying that people dishonestly assume trans identities because its an easy way to assume power in our society? Are you a serious person?
The Document Which Was Formerly Called the MIT Guide to Lockpicking (1992)
Is anyone else bothered by the fact that by default it ignores a lot of folders? I use `find` when I'm like 'I just want to know where on my system this is, wherever it might be'

I know fd has options to not ignore things, but I can never remember them, so I just go back to find because I know it'll search everything.
Use These Security, Privacy, and Safety Essentials for LLM Integration
performance for a start

especially in the case of fd, it's way faster than gnu find

sorry if that annoys people, but a rust tool starts with a high trust in my mind that it will fly

ps: to show i'm not in full fanboy mode, i'm often surprised that fzf, brilliant and performant tool, is written in go, but i know it's not rust :)
Does anyone find the android voice assistant useful? I use multiple LLMs on a daily basis, but have found google workspace/search to be exceptionally bad (as bad as siri).
> lost their cultural power

Should people only read what's popular, what the dominant culture approves of? Are more unpopular ideas more wrong? You apparently dislike Chomsky; would you have liked Chomsky more when those books were more popular?

> the “American intelligence bad” narrative

You are ignorant of these issues if that is your understanding. Certainty also seems to support that, as does the ranting.
Stumpy: Python library to computing matrix profiles on timeseries
It's more like, while you're distracted, your entire plate disappears and friend A tells you that friend C took it. Friend A is known to hate C and frequently makes up completely fabricated accusations about C's behavior. Friend A also frequently fabricates nonsense stories about all sorts of other things. Friend B is known for stealing croutons.

Honestly, the best evidence that Biden did not block a rescue mission is Trump and Musk saying that he did.
I downvoted because the poster doesn't understand what security by obscurity means.
I wouldn't trust most hardware vendors with my wifi password, let alone access to my phone's messages. Hardware vendors have shown time and time again that they don't care about privacy or security. All they care about is shipping their widget and getting you to buy it, and to do that, they will cut corners, ship defective firmware, use easily guessed default passwords, and turn a blind eye to abuse.

As a hardware vendor, you'd achieve "trusted" status by having a decades-long track record of not doing these things.
Isn't it obvious that this has more to do with oligarchs hoarding wealth than it does with "being full" of immigrants? Immigrants are nowhere near numerous enough to be doing the kind of damage you claim, but the extremely wealthy do have a stranglehold on resources.
thanks, i still need to ignore the fact that the link on the right points to the left then
The Economist's Tom Standage on digital strategy (2015)
Obligatory "Gentoo is rice" mention:

https://www.shlomifish.org/humour/by-others/funroll-loops/Ge...
Yeah, I was trying the -exec functionality of find just yesterday, something which Iv'e done many times before, but that was long ago.

I eventually gave up! Thats how ergonomic find is :)
Ok I'm going to invert that thought, and say: if books are so intelectually more efficient, why do we even have universities? Why do we have lectures, and why doesn't everyone just read?

Spoken word is one of the most primitive and human ways of communicating information. Written word appeared as a replacement to spoken word, because there was no other capable medium of information. Now we have mediums capable of doing so, why not use them instead.

Also you're somehow implying that because I'm doing the dishes I'm paying less attention? I think that's a really big assumption, and will probably vary a lot from person to person.
I have a close relationship with a Chinese national that is going through the US immigration process.

His view on situations like this are enlightening.

He knows the difference between true dictatorships and political wranglings in the news. No system is perfect, and bad things happen to good people every day.

In this circumstance, it looks like this person didn't follow all the appropriate rules related to the entering the US. (visa issues)

My Chinese friend does not understand why people try to break the rules, get caught, and cry foul. Your treatment in his home country would be considerably worse. He is following all the laws to get US citizenship. Should his due diligence be considered a waste of time?

I also had a relative that overstayed her visa in a foreign country and was constantly afraid of being deported. Why should the expectations of foreigners in US be different from every other country in the world?
It is a fork of KineticJS. SVG export isn't implemented and I don't think it will be. I, personally, see it as out of the focus of the project.
According to their financials Q3 2024 they made 14bn pre tax profit on 201bn sales and were liable for 2bn tax on that (in CNY). So looks profitable and tax paying. Not sure if they get helped in other ways.
can't find that button
The macOS Blog Post (Ft. Hackintosh)
But trying to suppress land prices by limiting its uses just pushes those price increases nearby.

The most disastrous idea in urban planning is that prices can be kept low by limiting use, and trying to preserve "affordability" for a narrow slice of the middle class. It has failed entirely.
> "The commission on Wednesday also ordered Apple to open up its operating systems more to connected devices, such as smartwatches or headphones from other brands."

> "Apple said it 'wrap[s] us in red tape, slowing down Apple’s ability to innovate for users in Europe and forcing us to give away our new features for free to companies who don’t have to play by the same rules. It’s bad for our products and for our European users.'"

Hard to follow this argument, not sure which companies in Europe "won't have to play by the same rules"...

Either way, if Apple the product-company requires changes in iOS to realize a new feature in an accessory product, the changes in iOS will have to be opened to accessory-competitors as well.

Apple will de-facto not be allowed to modify the playing field of the accessory ecosystem in favor of its own products, and restrict others from adapting to it.

They would still be first-to-market with such new features, because they had a head-start in implementing and launching them with their accessory, Apple would just be facing competitors catching up over time like in every other balanced market.

The Consumer wins.
Again, if your aircraft is grounded you would consider yourself stranded at an airport until you could schedule and board alternate means of travel. Even though you could rent a car and drive 2000 miles, you're much more likely to wait 1 day for a new flight instead of adding 4 days of travel time. And during that day of wait you'd considered yourself stranded, even though you could walk right out of the airport at any time. Emergency options exist, like calling an ambulance, but it doesn't change the fact you're still stranded. You kids would be complaining endlessly about being stranded in an airport for one day, let alone 9 months.

If you're on a cruise ship that loses power on high seas, just because you can get into the the emergency life boats doesn't mean you aren't stranded until something more reasonable and accommodating arrives.

That's the way the word is used in casual conversation.

What's so wrong about calling the crew stranded? Their planned means of travel was "grounded" due to safety issues. Sure, lifeboats existed, but those are for emergencies. This wasn't an emergency. So, they're just regular "stranded" until another vehicle can come and do an unscheduled pickup. Which is what happened here.

This isn't rocket science people. Wait, actually it is :)
> Pigs are not more likely to give us zoonotic diseases than other animals. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7563794/

This article doesn't include a comparative risk assessment. Why are you confident that pigs and chickens have a similar risk? Do you think that the idea that we are more at risk from more similar animals is mistaken?

I imagine that the risks are very different in the modern factory farming context compared to when we lived intermingled with our livestock. The disease risk may be more in the animal behavior than its physiology, for instance if pigs are more friendly or curious or dirtier than chickens or cows, or if their shit is less solid. Or if their wallows are disease reservoirs.
They do a have a legal obligation though.
Otherwise chores would be unpaid child labor.
> without the program many homes would be on the market again suppressing prices.

At the same time, though, the people who lost those homes will be on the market looking for a different place to live, increasing demand.

This is not my field of expertise, but on the surface it appears to me that this kind of thing is a wash. A housing unit is made available, increasing supply, at the same time as a new demand is created for a housing unit, decreasing supply.
I have the same phone. SD card AND headphone jack is basically unheard of on so called "flagship" phones. The camera is definitely a step down though.

The phone even has a stylus with a built in slot, although the screen itself is not presssure sensitive, the experience is like tapping on a Palm PDA.
That's a bit extreme. I'm not who you replied to, but IME, things written in rust tend to be fast and sane. All else equal, "written in rust" is a positive signal to me.
Yes, because of course I have 20 extra hours per week to dedicate to focused research
Nobody has to try and figure out. People can decide to do what they want and don't have to justify themselves.
If your goal is to reduce illegal immigration, a much cheaper way is to heavily fine anyone who employs someone without a valid work permit. For most illegal immigrants the motivation is economic and this would reduce that motivation and bring in money from the fines instead of incurring massive cost from detention and deportation without the negative side effect (?) of deterring tourists and legal immigrants.

(Of course, I think the entire goal is economic foot shooting)
Mostly irrelevant to me. Maybe a tiny bit more *if* that means it comes with more RAM at the base price (as with "Copilot+ PC"s starting with a minimum of 16GB).
I've seen suggestions that livestock can actually be a key component to carbon sequestration, if done correctly. I think it was mentioned in the documentary Kiss the Ground, narrated by Woody Harrelson, but I may be wrong. I believe the gist was that no-till farming and managed grazing helps to save the topsoil, sequester more carbon dioxide, and make something like cattle farming effectively carbon-negative (ie, they're actually helping to mitigate climate change). I'd recommend watching if you haven't, it shows some compelling examples such as a farmer who's the only one in his area farming this way, and he's also the only one who's having successful harvests while being environmentally conscious.

Also, farmed livestock don't automatically exist in a "living hell". Factory farms, yeah, but a properly-managed ranch should have happy, healthy animals.
> The blog post gives a slight posh impression.

I don't know about that, but so what if it did? Why is it even worth remarking on?

I care about the value of their ideas; they don't need to pass a culture war test first.
People don't want the responsibility of having kids and raising them properly, so they substitute their posterity for foreigners as a bandaid fix. EU is truly a yikes.
I also think there are a lot of people who are neither and just bought teslas because they're a relatively high performance exec-style car at a decent price
Less.

If the AI features ran totally locally, it would be a different story but there’s no way I want features to be locked behind having coverage/a subscription etc.
It's not just one thing, but it's much harder to use vs firebase.

For example, Firebase doesn't care about captchas for anonymous authentication. Supabase explicitly warns you to enable this before allowing anonymous authentication.

The problem here is not every client is going to be able to use captchas. You can't just enable it for new signups, but disable it for signing in.

If user XYZ used a captcha to register, they probably aren't a bot when they sign in later. Say they sign in using a game engine client. Unless I want to open up a webview a captcha won't work.

Honestly I might not be using Supabase correctly. Basically I'm working on a small open source card game. I created a very similar game in Firebase previously. I used the database to manage state and then wrote some basic logic in Firebase functions.

I'm not sure exactly why, but this has been much harder in Supabase. I will admit my SQL isn't the best, so maybe I'm just used to NoSQL...
I recently switched from 4a to 8a because google killed 4a's battery with a recent os update. Other than 8a being bigger and heavier I don't notice much difference and I think 9a is going to be the same story.
It's backwards compatible with ascii right?

But yeah I suppose you would need support for all the other foreign-language encodings that came in between -- UCS-2 for example.

But basically nobody does that. Glib (which drives all GTK apps' and various other apps file reading) doesn't support anything other than UTF8 filenames. At that point I'd consider the "migration" done and dusted.
The logical progression of Android phones is for them to become so large that they house one or two iPhones inside and perhaps some snacks.
I think that's bureaucratic speak for "those stupid security-theater questions we ask for mother's maiden name and the such are all compromised anyway".
Me too. A lot of people who are widely travelled have told me that the US is the most hostile country to enter so, although there are places and people I would love to visit, I have never been.
> It doesn't make sense that married people can willfully lower standard of living but non custodial parents cannot.

Of course it does - because both parents are responsible for the welfare of the children, and so if they both decide that they want to lower the standard of living that is a shared/joint agreement.

If the non-custodial parent decides they want to lower their child's standard of living, a) that is a unilateral decision, and b) they (the non-custodial parent) don't have to bear the implications of that lowered standard of living.

> your system would have me a criminal were it I didn't have custody.

Yes, sadly, having children means that sometimes you lack flexibility and can't make the decisions you would like to make.
Yes, though the degree varies by language. I'm a native US English speaker, usefully bilingual in French at least when things are being spoken relatively standardly, and have partial degrees of proficiency with German (hello from Berlin) and Spanish which nobody would confuse for fluency but which are still useful levels of each language.
I recently upgraded from a galaxy s8 to a pixel 9 xl because I wanted to try Graphene myself as well. It's been a huge jump that I'm still getting used to but I'm a fan of GrapheneOS. There's some learning I needed to do but I do love the security features that both Graphene and Android OS have implemented since Android 9
ripgrep has the same default behavior.

You just want `fd -u`. Or in ripgrep's case, `rg -uuu`.

`fd`, I believe, got `-u` from ripgrep. And I can say that ripgrep got its `-u` from `ag`.
> My point is, anyone who isn't Israeli (be they Mizrahi, Ashkenazi, Ethiopian, Arab, Druze, Chechen, etc) or Palestinian should stfu (me included).

On the contrary: for the vast sums of money and military power we contribute to keep the lights on over there, US citizens should have two or three votes each in Israeli elections and free airfare to and lodging in the country. Oh, and access to their quite generous healthcare subsidies as well.
At this point I believe google is personally trying to rub it in my face that they can do what they want.

I have been a user of android for 15+ years and have had a pixel 4a for the past three years and was happy with it. In january they had a cryptic announcement that some 4a's needed a software update to deal with an unspecified battery issue. The three options provided weren't described well and once you choose you can't change your mind. The software really nerfed the battery on the phone and it often refuses to charge or lies about the level of charge, and it needs to be charged five times a day.

I opted to go with the $100 discount and I was going to get an 8a (list $499). At the time the google store had it on sale for $100. They took three weeks to issue the discount code, just after the sale ended, so it was kind of a charade. Fine. I go to redeem it ... and they won't just accept my credit card which they have on file and routinely charge things against it. It turns out, to use the code you have to send a picture of your credit card and front and back of your driver's license!

Last night I bought an 8a without the discount code because I don't want to send that info. And today they announce the 9a at the same price. F me. This has pushed me to degoogle my life more. I'm going to install grapheneOS and I'm seriously considering dropping google fiber and go back to spectrum (which is its own horror show, but doesn't have the power of google).
ah well, he pwned me i just wasn't aware of it :)
Looks like an iPhone 13 but with a larger screen size. If it was the size of the iPhone 13 mini then it would be a good replacement as Apple only sells iPhones with 6.9 - 6.1 inch screen sizes.

On each release, these phones are getting ridiculously bigger to the point that even the 'A' series from Google and the 'SE' series from Apple are now "phablets".