skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or to use some web service to detect nudity in images.

I was getting my college degree during peak goatse and have gotten good at tuning out goatse, so it hasn't hurt my impression of the site. It's a great idea to bring usesthis to the masses, and I wish success for OP. I'd consider excluding things that are primarily gaming because there are already places for people to show off their gaming rigs (such as battlestations on reddit).
Jesus! NSFW!!
I backed out quickly and don't intend to go back as I am at work and I don't think it would look great if someone walked by with that on my screen.
The other problem is that even sugar-free sweeteners keep you suckling on the tit of sweetness addiction.
Intentionally targets children?

The fact that it is illegal for children is what is going to give them the most appeal.
Aaaaanndd he deleted it.

The guy was talking about reporting images of "obese" people on Instagram, lest other users think that behavior is acceptable. The accompanying screenshot was him on the Report pop-up, with the background image being 4 normal looking women posing for an engagement party or something.
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I meant: flag it here in HN. That's what I did...
You could say the same about cheese, coffee, cars, alcohol, etc.

No. Cigarettes have no positive purpose. They are 100% negative and a society is well served by discouraging their use.

Everything you listed has a positive purpose with the mere potential of being misused.
Is worth noting here that the British Government denying recieving funds is not quite the same as the British Government not recieving funds.
I agree with the recommendations, I just disagree with referring to them as "official."

This mentality coupled with incorrect recommendations helped the trend of "fat free" foods that would be high in sugar, not that long ago either.
They’re theorized to be fundamental particles. Nothing smaller exists within them. There’s no nuclear decay of or fusion which produces electrons. Similar to how photons are quanta of energy.

Edit: clarified that electrons don’t decay. Of course things decay into electrons plus other things.
I too dealt with a lot of audio torrents prior to streaming services.

Another big change for me was the industry got wise to leaks. Now when an album leaks, the labels have a plan to immediately offer it for streaming on a major service or even media partner like NPR.

One of the major values of private Audio trackers was you got to hear stuff way before other people. Even this has been largely taken away. (Though sometimes the previews are now only a few songs)
https://wat.lewiscollard.com/archive/www.newton.dep.anl.gov/...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_isotope_effect
Smaller risk in multiple respective baskets?
I use an old FF version running greasemonkey just to browse HN. My GM script concats two pages of posts, filters out any posts that have less votes than x/hr since being posted, and highlights ones that have a list of keywords I'm interested in.

I love FF, but it's a constantly shifting target esp wrt greasemonkey! I gave up trying to convert my old scripts.
Almost 3 billion people will be online in India and China alone, and they aren't strongly interested in sharing domestic private data with foreign entities (Facebook, Google, Apple).

Creating another OS seems like an inevitability.
most of the elite are. Some of the elite are still at NASA, thank you very much.
I chuckled when I saw in the cookbook to microwave for 99 seconds because it's more efficient than punching in 1:39. I do the same thing :)
I suppose that's appropriate. HN's moderators can bring it back once they remove it and put a hold on new submissions until they fix it.
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I suspect more and more funding will go to the Space Force and less and less will go to NASA. Looking at the budgets, it's clear that the military has far more pull in washington than NASA. Seems like whatever the military wants, it gets. While NASA has to beg, plead and grovel for every crumb.

And if SpaceX, Blue Origin and the private sector become viable players in space, then NASA might be shut down or absorbed into Space Force.

With China, EU, Japan, India, etc getting involved in space exploration, it's inevitable that space is going to be a new frontier of militarization and privatization. Space Force and the private sector are natural players in this new arena. Not sure where NASA fits in this picture.
People in areas this is meant for don't pay $1000 for iPhones.
Or beans. Though they take a long time to cook
I don't think it's given that dietary failure is less dangerous than alcohol and cigarettes.
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Is it illegal? Unconstitutional? By whose authority? Yours?

You are making a naive, emotional argument based on your own moral convictions and assuming that everyone else must share it, and that everyone will eventually agree with you that disregarding our system of laws is the correct answer.
But why was he escorted out of the building. Unusual for a leadership position?
Yes you can't battle it out with a gov or a big company that steals your work. That is the real problem. There should be a pitchfork mob to fix that.

What also sucks is someone starting a fake pitchfork mob on reddit and ruining your business/youtube channel or getting you fired. Not saying this is the case now, but if they are successful then it just encourages more to try it and some will just exploit it.

P.S. I find it weird that you personally got ripped off by Udemy (an american company, right?) and can't fight back (other than on reddit), yet now you blame the entire China for this trademark dispute. Did you also blame the entire US and campaigned for the "industrialized world" to blacklist the US?
> Meanwhile I can already enjoy them elsewhere. :(

That's perfectly fine. We think that our priorities are right for the workloads Java is used for (e.g. people care more about a low-latency GC like ZGC, and deep low-overhead in-production profiling, like JFR, than about AOT).
I'd love to be a Special Circumstances member aboard one of the Interesting Times Gang Ships. They always find the fund problems.
a cpu is a microcode interpreter
A mathematician has spent years trying to prove the Riemann hypothesis – without success. Finally, he decides to sell his soul to the devil in exchange for a proof. The devil promises to deliver a proof within four weeks.

Four weeks pass, but nothing happens. Half a year later, the devil shows up again – in a rather gloomy mood.

"I’m sorry", he says. "I couldn’t prove the Riemann hypothesis either. But" – and his face lightens up – "I think I found a really interesting lemma…"
Aka a quarter cup. (Yay imperial units!)
Yes! I had a lot of ideas but didn't get anywhere, including:

- reframe the real part of a complex input s as 1/2 + k for -1/2 < k < 1/2, since we're only looking at the critical strip 0 < Re(s) < 1. Then show k has to be zero for the math to work out, so that the real AND complex parts of the value of the function at s are both zero. Eventually failed because I can only show that Re(s) = 1/2 would work out relatively "nicely" so you could more easily pick Imag(s) to find zeroes, but can't prove that a different real value would still let the math work out so you could find a zero in the first place.

- come up with a formula to sum the series. I don't have much math know-how in this regard, except for some tricks I learned in discrete math/algos class so I quickly ran out of ideas. Pairing sum terms together (like you can do to prove the sum of telescoping series, or of natural no's from 0 to N) doesn't seem to work.

- The original sum formula looks like sum(n=1, infinity, ((-1)^(n+1))/(n^s)) where s is the complex input. I tried to turn it into a continuous function by using -cos(pi*n) for the numerator and then use a definite integral, but the result is nasty before you even plug in the integral bounds. There's an imaginary term as the second argument for the gamma function, which I don't understand how to handle.

- show two different real values, r1 and r2, of zeroes at r1 + ci and r2 + di for some imaginary parts c and d. Then show the ratio r1/r2 = 1, and since we know r1 = 1/2 works, we know 1/2 is the only possible real part that works. Much like the summing stuff above, I couldn't figure out how to simplify things enough to even get an equation in terms of either r1 or r2.

- show that two zeroes on either side of the line s = 1/2 + iy cannot exist, or at least something like if one exists then the other must not exist, which contradicts the notion that we'd have two zeroes on either side of the line, where one has a real part between 0 and 1/2 (exclusive) and the other is in (1/2, 1). I don't have a good way of actually attacking this idea though.

There are some other ideas I tried, but the main problem is I can't simplify the sum. The sum itself plus the fact there's exponents in every denominator makes it especially hard to simplify algebraically, or at least I don't know how to do it.
Infinite recursion.
Blending breaks the fruit down much more than chewing so it probably it's a bit worse than just eating the fruit itself. Since it makes it quicker to absorb. It's obviously not as bad as juices and gives you the same nutritional value as fruit.

I really can't understand why anyone would put sugar in a smoothie. Blending a banana and a couple of berries tastes already very sweet.
indeed. classic. i never have and never would never post goatse so i don't actually condone others posting it though.
Very interesting, and timely as I must apply for higher education. If that's OK, I would like to learn more about your experience. My email address is in my profile.
I was buying unhealthy amounts of Diet Pepsi so that I could drink something other than water when I was hungry. One Saturday I had like 10 cans, including two right before bed. No sodas left on Sunday... start having caffeine withdrawals and had to make myself a cup of coffee.

Also, when I really get deep in my "addiction" to diet sodas it's hard to break out, water becomes so boring.
I think it's not a new thing it's long been around and called Peer Programming.

The only difference though there are more peers and sometimes it can become a brainstorming, which is cool although it depends on the streamer because some of them engage with viewers very less.

But in general, I think it's more beneficial than watching tutorial to see how we can we approach a problem rather then solving it directly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pair_programming
I'm gonna have to disagree, I live in East Tennessee and Dolly Parton opening Dollywood right outside Great Smoky Mountain National Park created a booming tourism economy here when we used to be one of the poorest places of the country. And now Big Moonshine, who got big on a lot of those tourism dollars in the past decade or so, is turning around and dumping money into revitalizing lots of East TN cities that used to be total dumps (who knew Johnson City could be so cute?!), as well as pouring tons of money into boosting Knoxville's already strong arts and crafts scene. Tourism has absolutely been East Tennessee's salvation. All you gotta do to see that is cross the border into eastern Kentucky, left behind and still one of the poorest parts of this country.

Sure, tourism ruins a lot of shit, but tourist dollars have improved the quality of life for millions and millions of people all over the world.
I just had it sitting open on my big ass monitor for about 15 minutes and had no idea it was up for the whole company to see.
I can see myself making streams like "scikit-learn from scratch" live at regular intervals. Is twitch all the tooling you need? Is twitch.com "safe for work"?
That's true of most inventions. We had programming and boolean logic before we had computers. And of course we would, you can't build a boat without water to sail on.
> as throughly as advised

Advised by whom? You could always chew less.

> I doubt

Why bother doubting or not doubting? People actually study this.
Because platforms were not lucrative for G compared to how big of a barrier to entry the lack of YT meant for those platforms.
Through NASA's Lunar CATALYST program [1] there are three companies contracted for lunar lander dev: Astrobotic, Masten, and Moon Express [2].

[1] https://www.nasa.gov/lunarcatalyst

[2] https://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-extends-agreements-to-adva...
No dietician has ever promoted added sugar as healthy.
>The asylum process basically means just that.

I think it depends on what you mean by "process" everyone gets some hearings and etc, that is the process.

That doesn't mean they've been accepted or IMO anything about Germany. You have to have a "process" even if the person feels that they're being persecuted because they don't like chocolate ice cream, a process doesn't mean anything about Germany.

Googling shows that a family went through the process... and lost the asylum bid.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/home-schooling-german-family-allow...
Sounds like a lot of work. There's a Telegram channel that posts all links when they hit a score of 50, so you don't need to filter and you know what you've read and what you haven't (@news_ycombinator on Telegram).

It's basically the same idea as the good old Google Reader.
You've linked Clicker Heroes 2, not the original game.

This is the game that should be compared to the Chinese title: https://www.clickerheroes.com/

It's correct to say that the Chinese game is more directly a reskinned clone of Tap Titans, but Tap Titans itself began as a gameplay clone of Clicker Heroes. The visual layout is different but my understanding is the gameplay was virtually identical, at least at launch.

It makes sense that a Chinese mobile game company wanting to quickly clone and profit from the success of Clicker Heroes in 2015 would end up reskinning Tap Titans because Tap Titans was a Clicker Heroes clone that was available on mobile even while Clicker Heroes itself was still only available on PC.

It seems clear the Chinese company realized the connection between Tap Titans and Clicker Heroes, which is why they chose to steal the name Clicker Heroes for their clone of a clone.
How does the time limit system work?
It's been a long time since I've been linked to goatse.
I'm not sure how solving problems with multi-path and/or LOS helps here. The fundamental problem with rural is that the $ invested : customers served($ out) is drastically lower as population density diminishes.
This forum is very hard science, measurement, real-world - but I've extracted great joy and peace in some of the more eastern, buddhist-type teachings. Building compassion towards other people needs to start by being compassionate towards yourself.

You don't need to buy into the dogma, but some of the buddhist authors have developed great mental practices of dealing with fear, for instance. As an example author, I thoroughly recommend Thich Nhat Hanh.

Self-compassion also has great benefits in the business world, as you learn to understand and listen to your counterparts better, instead of being driven by a selfish agenda. This is, of course, just a by-product and not the main dish.
I don’t know if anyone reading this will find this useful but I just now discovered canned mackerel in olive oil as a meat source and it is incredible. It almost feels like taking an antidepressant. Some magic about eating the fish that I have never experienced taking omega-3 pills or fish oil pills. I even started looking better and my brother noticed I looked healthier.
You can also start projects that mere mortals can only dream of, and hedge your bets against amazing technology being available only to the wealthiest people in the future.
The work of starting is different for the work of finishing.

You in particular have completed tasks that you find easy to complete and you have put off the tasks you find hard to complete. So the residual tasks are hard.

Be careful of the business folks who want to do the 20% of the work that gets you 80% of the way there. If you don't get 100% of the way there you don't win the prize.
The difference in mass between D and H is huge (2x), and this affects reaction kinetics.
> for a lot of people, including me, a lot of the value of HN is in the comments

If I have enough time to kill I usually read the comments first in order to figure out if the article is worth reading
I was greeted with an extremely NSFW picture but it seems to be gone for now. Not sure how to guard against that except to be vigilant in deleting such images. Love the website though! Reminds me of /r/battlestations on reddit
This is infuriating because Slack had long ago acquired and killed Screenhero which was built for this specific purpose. We rely on Slack to pass control back and forth during pair-coding operations every day, throughout the day. They suggest using Zoom and have even cemented some referral partnership, but Zoom's control-sharing is more regimented and does not support the multiple (labeled) cursors that Slack / Screenhero had. Why punt on this incredibly useful feature?
Well, for one, there's no more apollo program to build onto? So, such a pipeline should be restarted?

Ten years is about the timeline to expect commercial launches / lifts to the moon. I suspect to be cost effective, NASA is synchronizing with commercial partners and standardizing mission architectures to ensure a long line of lunar missions. (source: Working on a related problem).

From the NASA Page: "CLPS contracts are indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contracts with a cumulative maximum contract value of $2.6 billion during the next 10 years."

So there's your new apollo program. 10 years and billions of investment, but with commercial taxis rather than NASA-built.

While I'm on the subject of NASA + Commercial partners. Imagine you had to build your own car to get to work every day, and suddenly a taxi service starts up. Would you use the taxi instead? That's the analogy for SpaceX, Blue origin, etc. Most programs are about science and human exploration, which involve significantly more than rocket and faring technologies. Moving beyond those expensive development projects can only make NASA-led initiatives more cost effective. It's how it has to be nowadays.
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In a footnote they recommend https://www.use-together.com/ particularly for pair programming. Interesting, looks like a direct Screenhero clone!

All this makes me wonder why they bought Screenhero in the first place, though.

USE Together looks like a pretty small company (judging by their low-fi website design, their usage of Crisp chat "low budget Intercom", etc). I bet (and hope!) this generates them a good amount of new business!
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Work on improving the day the folks in your cube farm have in simple ways and you will have just as big a following when you leave as this gentleman.

This is not about him being a postman or doing "real world" work - its about him prioritizing making time for the people that are part of his job.
>However, you may not share or distribute the Asset(s) in any way that would let others use the Asset(s) without licensing it themselves.”

What does that imply, a watermark on every powerpoint slide?
but every new piece of music you had to have heard the first time.
Note that when juices became a thing diets used to be different. Most food was not processed and high calorie desserts didn't exist so technically the juice would be the equivalent of a 1000 calorie ice cream one would eat today just a bit healthier. Today though people eat the dessert and wash it down with "healthy" juice.
agree, it's all a matter of how you look at it. in my CV i don't even make a distinction between contracting and employment. i have even been contracting with and was employed by the same company at different times.
Please let's post more substantively, even if you get your buttons pushed.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Apart from boarding experience in Airpot Terminal, I prefer flying on plane over train any day.

Why is it boarding a train is 10x easier than on a plane?
Have you looked into actor frameworks?
If there were a perfect job, we'd all be doing it?
Pretty hurts: are chemicals in beauty products making us ill?
As the saying goes, months of development work can save hours of planning.
If its intended to change behavior: yes.
Youtube videos suffer from a lot of optimization hacks. The content takes too long to start, etc. Maybe livestreaming is still "unpolished" in a way that makes them good passive watching like all those music theory channels.

(Sometimes I have a stressful day at work, leave earlier, plop on the couch and put a Topologos Lutecium video. Trigger alert though those are not mathematics.)
Smoothies in general are Not Great (TM).

When you eat food, it takes your body time to digest it all, so you get a slow and steady blood sugar flow. However, when you eat smoothies, all of that food is already nearly ready to be absorbed, so your blood sugar spikes and it's a tremendous burden on your liver to handle all of that food value all at once. Needless to say, smoothies are really not for diabetics or athletes! This is the number one issue with smoothies. A slow and steady blood sugar / nutrition delivery is better for everything.

Outside of that is the sugar issue. Sugar and sweeteners are in everything and people naturally gravitate towards recipes with sugar in it, whether they realize it or not; maybe you aren't using fruit juice, but now you're sweetening with a ton of bananas, or now carrots, etc. We're just helplessly addicted to it.

A third, less known issue is that fruit now adays has been so domesticated that it really has very little nutritional value (esp compared with its wild cousins). It's right up there with milk on "why are we telling people to eat this" type of FDA questions. If you google "healthy smoothie", all you will see are yummy fruit-based smoothies which really are hardly healthy.

If you are after fiber, there are much better things to eat. So in general, fruit smoothies are just not healthy at all no matter what. The really gross-tasting cross-fit type smoothies full of wheatgrass, kale, and other vegetables are much better for you, but who's going to subject themselves to that kind of punishment; might as well eat a salad, at least there's some fat from the dressing. Regarding fiber specifically, flaxseed and chiaseed can be mixed into just about anything with very little taste effect. Beans and lentils are high in fiber.

Honestly, even a no-sugar fiber drink mix would probably be better for your body as a whole than a smoothie.
I think “remote resources are files” paradigm has been definitively attempted and rejected.

At its heart it’s a lie: network resources are not files. They are not yet in RAM.

Unifying two abstractions into one is great, IF the data behaves in a perfectly analogous way. Otherwise the “unification” actually makes the domain of interaction more complex.

There’s a reason HTTP has succeeded.
We have crime rates no higher than other nations.

https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Crime/Total-...
The tidbit is that chicken and eggs are not environmentally friendly, while beans tend to require lots of water.

Neither has any D or B12. You need specifically liver or supplements for these. (Fatty fish is even less sustainable for D and not cheap.)

That said you don't need too much methionine so can skimp on complete protein.

Environmental chicken and egg? ;)
Let me clarify: I'm not against the process, but against the decision to grant asylum.

Yes, it was reversed. Eventually.
You need to separate your work from your purpose. Think of work as merely collecting resources to maintain life. Get a hobby or volunteer at a charity and find purpose there. I've been much happier with putting my "self" into designing and testing board games. I forget about the dumpster fire after I leave and focus my energy on something I enjoy creating.