skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The ego can really be a sneaky, nasty son of a bitch. Very often lurking just out of sight, ready to pounce.

However, it is a nice feeling when I am fortunate enough to catch it in the act and can tell it to chill out :)
Jobs era ipods, iphones and iPads had builtin batteries too, right?
Thanks for that, I had the same question mostly because their site is down.. It's to bad you gotta install an app to try or even see the basics of how both of these sites work.
A code bases that manages a data store is not a model, it is a phenomenon.
It doesn't follow that for something to be observed it must be part of physics. If the physical universe is a medium, like our computers, they can transmit information from other entities without the entities themselves being embedded in the computers. It sounds like your argument begs the question by first assuming everything that interacts with us must be physical.

Darwin's mechanisms do not explain anything in evolution. All of his mechanisms select against increased complexity and diversity, so are useless to explain the origin of species as he originally claimed. Darwinian evolution is dead and died a long time ago. Modern evolution is very much non-Darwinian.
If someone asked me what i thought the main problem with comments on Hacker News was, i would direct them to this comment.
Vim should be learned by blood sweat and tears
Or you could just curse the random box you ssh into for not having nano
Your flippant comment is not constructive, nor is it very accurate in my experience.

The last Clojure team I worked with decided to add “rop” to our project. The documentation in this library seems to go to great lengths to avoid using the word “monad”, despite the fact that the entire idea being encouraged by this library is monadic composition, but specialised to the Either monad. I mean come on, this library even takes its bind operator from Haskell.

These Clojure programmers were not Haskellers. They were just as indoctrinated as any other Clojurists and probably would have made the same flippant comment that you did.

And yet, here we are.

> clojure and haskell end up being pretty close.

In terms of the cost of building a software business, this has not been my experience. In my experience, the cost of building software at a scale beyond trivial is higher with Clojure than it is with Haskell.
If not too personal, can you show us the interior in a 360 or wide angle? Feel free to censor anything, just interested in the structure, eg. ceiling height, built-in features, position of window relative to floor, any window sill, etc. Are they all the same? I admit to feeling reviled when reading about the presumed artifice of using a Japanese teahouse dimension as an arbitrarily attested design aesthetic.
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Wrong Amazon, you again!
what is the welding process here (for external leads). i've been concerned about tig welding on enclosures with components tied to the frame ground..in fact i'm pretty sure i've destroyed some stuff that way
The most minimalist that I'm aware of: http://txti.es/
Only coins are issued by the government. Paper notes are issued by the Federal Reserve.
The last-search thing is configurable, depending on your version of Jira. You can have it open to a specific RapidView, or your user-configurable Dashboard page, where you can add a Widget for a a specific JQL like "Assigned to me AND NOT issuestatus = Resolved"

Not that this exonerates JIRA of being clunky, but hopefully you can improve your experience.
An underground Facebook market for rare meat
But again, nobody wants to talk about how the reduced latency will empower even further the continuous surveillance we're being subjected to by our own devices.

Even as a techie, at some point I want to draw the line.
That sounds relatively dystopian.

Such is life with the current business model of the internet, I suppose.
I'm not sure this is terribly practical for console capture unless you're a signal processing hacker who really doesn't want to go out and buy a capture device - decent consumer-level capture devices use some really fancy, carefully-optimized filtering to produce high quality pictures with minimal artifacting, and it'd probably take quite a bit of development and CPU time just to match the off the shelf stuff.
embryo selection is already a thing today, and there are already crispr'd humans. Considering the pace of genetic research it's not unreasonable to expect that genetic selection of traits will be available within 20-50 years.

Whatever scam the danism men are running , it's working

https://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a6134/danish-sperm-donor...
That is extremely unusual since besides generally require release forms from people in the pictures they run.
Wikipedia contributions from IP address 127.0.0.1
So yes or no does the amazon provide 20% or not?
I was a contractor for FAANG.

A lot of FAANG contracts are covered heavily with a NDA, to the point I'm not actually allowed to talk about what the project is or which company I worked for. So it probably wouldn't be on my resume or portfolio.

The company involved masks their identity, probably going through some contracting agency. They scout you out, and probably want to avoid people spamming them for jobs. I actually did suspect when they contacted, because the organization of paying out well and offered a good salary for a simple job, and there's only a few companies in the world that can hire so many.

From experience, they do hire a heck lot of people. Most contract jobs are quite temporary though. Sometimes they're just scouting a new space and decide not to dedicate more effort to it. Sometimes they just need more assets for a project quickly and they can afford to throw money at any problem. They can probably just hire 100 people to do a little work each and a get a small experiment done quickly.
It’s raining in the Amazon forest, which is slowing down the fire in some areas
Math textbooks include topics in physics and theoretical computer science all the time. How is ML any worse?

Besides, a lot of introductory math textbooks are thinly veiled introductions to subjects the authors think are important.
Back in the mid-20th-century, they used to blame nearsightedness on reading in bed.
"...consumes about as much oxygen as it produces."

If it burns,there will be leftover life that will no longer be supported by the amazon. Causing a significant increase in net Oxygen consumption.

1% uncomoemsated consumption doesn't sound like much but it will remain that way or worse whic means total O2 will continue to deplete.
Working link:

https://www.amazon.com/Road-since-Structure-Philosophical-Au...
Archive, transfer user database, and deprecate is common for web forums if an upgrade is needed.
The part of this story that most captivated me was the notion of drug discovery as search through a vast (10^200 nodes!) space, seeking positive effects (and avoiding negatives).

This has exceedingly strong analogues to programming, IMO, particularly if one considers a given state of source or object code as an integer. Which, of course, is not how we code, generally, which may have implications for drug discovery, though that would involve understanding drug mechanism and operators in at least a metaphorical if not directly analogous sense to software development.

Large-search-space problems are hard.
Chicken is on Debian and has an egg that provides most of the scsh functionality.
I hear this brought up a lot. Can you name a drug that has actually passed all the safety and efficacy trials that has been developed from something in the Amazon?
Does a moat count as a ha-ha wall?
What does this mean? Never try to change anything because the world is fixed and fate is immutable? Sounds like a generic defeatist philosophy.
TiKV Browser: inspect key-values in a browser
Not for very long.
Sure, it could be possible that unusual forms of thinking systems could form given much longer timespans.

However, there are probably many other factors besides simply besides the number of "clock cycles" that constrain the circumstances under which such systems can form. For example: the computational and communicative capabilities of each node in the system. I can't imagine any "node" analogous to the human neuron that could form a thinking system spanning large regions of space. For example, stars don't seem to have any complex information processing or messaging capabilities.
Seems relatable to contemporary digital paywalls and walled garden variants.
>> In contrast, other newspaper topics like politics, sports, business, etc. are often literal reporting of what people do

This comment should be preserved for all time and cited in the Gell-Mann Effect entry. Do you really think physics is infinitely more complicated than finance or politics?
UBI is not going to solve the structural issues. Rising tides lift all boats: all of sudden, rents and other services will rise to suck up that $1000 per month UBI. UBI is good, when structural issues are resolved: limited supply of housing, etc.
Why didn't the Romans contribute much to mathematics?
I'm autistic myself. Damore trying to deflect criticism by saying he's autistic is insulting.
> any burning at all has always been unacceptable

It's a traditional farming practice that has been used all over the word https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slash-and-burn

The idea is that you can burn a small place, cultivate it for a few years and then abandon it so the natural grow of the forest regenerate it. And some years later repeat the cicle.

When the population is small it's fine because the time between burn and burn was enough for the soil and forest to recover. When the population increase the time gets too small and the forest has not enough tome to recover, and after a few cicles you have problems like reduction of fertility, erosion and desertification.
I truly don't understand the world you inhabit. A prior history of repeated attempts to commit harm are a pretty good predictor of future actions absent a compelling narrative suggesting otherwise.

Ex. Patient A was doing foo harmful behavior until we changed their medication and the devil stopped appearing in their dreams to give them orders.

Patient B had a history of trying to bite nurses noses off but has been well behaved for 2 years now and participating in therapy.

Every first world nation has standards and procedures for detaining people who are unwell and a danger to themselves and others. It usually involves "expert" opinion and bad behavior to get into such a situation and "expert" opinion to get out. There is an entire history of bad behavior and bad science involved here but the substitute for bad science is better science not let people get away with infinite malfeasance because they are nuts.

People are for example sometimes ordered to facilities where they may receive treatment in place of detention in prison or be taken into custody in the process of some bad behavior and be subjected to an evaluation based on their behavior.

What do you suggest we do with the guy trying to throw women into traffic when he is inevitably declared crazy? Dismiss the charges and let him go? Would you rather

-- He get the treatment he so clearly needs.

-- Someone get murdered by him.

-- The citizenry take matters into their own hands and rid themselves of him.

Option A is surely infinity preferable.
Landing page is crisp and precise. I love the idea. Congratulations on the launch.

Auto-complete is fast and relevant. I believe you're boosting local results? That's super nice. The generated webpage is nicely filled with details from Google Maps (?) along with reviews and a contact-us form. I like the overall simplicity of adding and editing subsections of the pages, too. Kudos.

Quick questions:

1. From where'd you scrape data for businesses world-wide, if you don't mind revealing? The data you have (judging by auto-complete) is frankly unsettling but not surprising.

2. There's e-commerce too, and the flow is manual: Upload photos, add price and description. Simple enough. As your product evolves, how'd you plan to manage to keep it that way rather than turn it into a Shopify-clone which most business owners would then need a IT guy to run it for them...?

3. On the pricing page, you mention business plans are coming soon, but the only two features I found that's extra from the free plan are 24/7 support and ...and more. Curious: what more?

4. How long have you been working on this idea? What were you inspired by, initially?

5. How do you generate the pages? Randomly choose a template and fit the data in, or is it powered by AI? I see that no matter what I choose as a Goal among Brand, Leads, and Conversion the template and the structure of the page remains the same.

6. Can you give us a 10000-foot view of your architecture and tools, if that's okay?

7. When you mention personalize the website for each visitor... Is that like ad networks that show relevant ads where you mean to show relevant products? If so, how'd you gather enough data abt a visitor to be sure of the personalization (acquire/gather data from third-parties)? What value do you see that personalization offers? I'm not being skeptical, just want to hear your point of view on this.

Thanks.
Most of the people I see on mastodon are queer people that are not interested in programming or computer science and know maybe what GNU/Linux is but not know what Linux or GNU is. Signing up to a mastodon and pleroma instance is as painless as joining twitter (less painless, actually), and using it is the same. There was a mass migration of queer people a year or so back due to twitter's repeated banning of people who disagree with TERFs, but not the actual harassing TERFS themselves. There have been a couple more migrations since. Queer Twitter Culture is very tightknit -- moreso than tech culture -- and that's not including the three handshakes rule of thumb.

Some anecdata: My ex, whose parent is interested in computers but she herself does not have much of an interest and only barely knows what Linux is, joined mastodon before me, and the majority of her three hundred-odd follows do not know what Linux is.

Most cishet groups don't have a clue about mastodon or won't budge from facebook because they don't have a reason. The blatantly fascist-supporting twitter moderators, and the hostility of facebook's real name policy has given that incentive to queer people.
I love this. While there is model for funding web and mobile apps there is nothing comparable for software libraries. I like the spirit of experimentation of this project.

People who disagree with this should propose alternatives that address their issues rather than shooting this down.
> Too often do we get complex business decisions/goals and just accept them.

At my last job the client reps were notorious for saying “yes” to every client request and other devs were notorious for implementing those requests without question. I really tried hard to push back and find out what the client was trying to achieve. So many times after a brief discussion I would be able to inform them that what they wanted was already possible or doable with way less effort and expense. Sure, we didn’t get to bill them as much, but I’d much rather solve their pain points without adding code (especially when the code has already been written) than needlessly charging them.
I've see the opposite of this, building fences on top of berms, in areas where fence height is limited.
username checks out. that's a really thought provoking analogy. there's definitely something to be gained in the process of tearing down and building back up.
> We all know how its going to end up..

Uh, might be just me, but I have no idea how this ends up. I would expect dead very soon, but this has been going for over a year now, so clearly I didn't even get that right.
I'm reminded of the hollow "thoughts and prayers" platitude.
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The Gig Economy (2018)
I'm not convinced stuff that grows naturally should even qualify as protected intellectual property. Personally, I think that IP law has been extended with way too few checks on that expansion and we as a society are generally the worse for it. Patents are emphatically not used for their stated constitutional purpose and should be rolled back favoring trade secrets laws.

I also feel that foods/medications must have two distinct, separately owned sources in order to be broadly sold. That's just how I feel about it from a security stance.
Put in place ideas that work.

Watch them flourish.

Revisit them.

To watch them crumble.

Update them to learn your mistake.

Educate the next generation.

On where you failed.

Rinse and repeat.

Education is the only thing holding society together.
free market they said. it's going to be fun they said.
free market they said. it's going to fun they said.
One of the greatest creations in landscaping.
Either you're being naive or maybe a zen monk?

I know my tastes and try my best to not be influenced by marketing, but I wouldn't dare say "I was never influenced by an ad".

The very things you want or want to avoid are many times dictated by marketing. Maybe you hate those super advertised brands and choose to not buy from them, but the very fact that you do that means they influenced you.

Marketing is evil and influences everyone's lives. The fact that you tell yourself that "I still have a choice" doesn't make it any better. No matter how you put it, the bottom line is: marketing's only goal is to influence people's minds. Long gone are the days where marketing was simply a way to give awareness to a product.
This was pretty fascinating. I agree with the micropore idea for passive gas exchange although some of the gases leaving would be fairly pungent (ammonia for example).

I am wondering if you could put a tube in the water, vertically along the side which was facing sunward. Then using the heat from the sun to heat the water in the tube which would rise enough to create a natural aeration drip.
This has indeed been covered [1]:

> Let us suppose that an astronaut located in the module of State B shoots a weapon and injures another astronaut located in the module of State C: On which territory did the offense actually take place? In order to eliminate all these practical problems, the territoriality principle was again excluded, and instead the active nationality principle was adopted as the basic rule for criminal matters on the ISS.

The "active nationality principle", which is part of the space station agreement, the treaty governing the station, states that jurisdiction belongs to the state of which the perpetrator is a citizen. There is also a secondary "passive nationality principle" which applies if the perpetrator's state doesn't prosecute them, and allows the state of the victim, or which owns any property which was damaged, to take jurisidiction.

[1] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270646335_Criminal_...
anyone have an invite code handy?
Or perhaps more broadly consumption-oriented (popular mobile) platforms versus general computing. As the young and curious user approaches, the limits of the permissioned experience, previously hidden, suddenly loom large. The realization that one is constrained by the willful labours of an opposed miscreant creator either weighs heavy or is denied... as another meaningless notification redirects their attention to the myopic stream of infinite-scroll minutiae in the central circus of permissioned experience.
This site has the data from 2003-2019 in the Amazon region: https://www.globalfiredata.org/forecast.html?fbclid=IwAR1PLY...
I'd be satisfied if the CEO, senior management and board members had to turn over all profits including stock options granted for the period of abuse. That would be more impressive to me than jail time and seriously discourage similar behavior.
Social media gets less and less "social" every day.

My last remaining social media with input from me is HN. But I accept that, sooner or later, HN will be just as intrusive, aggressive, just plain nasty and censoring as the rest of them. And then it will be time for me to "go completely dark" as far as my contribution to the internet is concerned.
Nice hack - lateral thinking for fences.
The old Mac computers were not as bad as the first iPod, but they weren't heavy-duty or anything of the sort. Nothing exceptional in that dimension.
Call to work on Linux together? sure thing!
Very slick! Tried it for a no-online-presence second hand retro gaming store here in Miami and it spit out a decent website!

https://sourceryapp.com/preview?gId=ChIJj_kmPXvn2YgRgamV6Yh8...

Pretty damn good lads! Congratulations on the launch!
Fwiw, I've been practicing this for years, it's effective, and I didn't just pull it out of my arse.

That said, it requires some nuance and subtext awareness to ensure it comes across as authentically asking, rather than coming across a know-it-all with delusions of being Socrates, or a trial lawyer in a courtroom drama.

And if you're a recognized expert on some factual topic and are correcting some incorrect statement of fact, just assert. However very few people meet that bar, and often argue vehemently for something that later turns out to be embarrassingly wrong. Better to have just started with questions instead, especially if the topic has any degree of complexity to it.
I wonder what "pirating" your own software to handle the "free trial"/free tier case would be like? Weird thought, uploading your own software in a particular guise to BitTorrent or something, to allow for free usage but change the expectations of the user...

That said, I distinctly remember a number of blog posts over the years where users using obviously pirated versions demanded support, so it seems impossible to avoid entirely haha
Releasing code with a license (OSS or whatever) doesn't entitle users to support or make demands when they use it incorrectly. The author's email address is given in the source code with the expectation that some basic courtesy is exercised by the consumer of the library with regard to communication with the author and not entitled demands.

If I'm a baker and sell you a loaf of my bread, I don't expect folks to email me complaining their welsh rarebit didn't come out right from the grill. Learn to cook or, in this perhaps strained analogy, learn to program and then come back and ask a more intelligent question.

> rage quit

And there we go, the automatic assumption that because an author has basically had enough of ignorant twats you paint their actions with these lazy characterisations. I don't think this author rage quit, he's just had enough of people with "contrarian" opinions such as yours. A license !== user entitlement.
This is interesting, but it really needs a proper release with compiled executables for Windows / Mac OS / Linux! I appreciate there's a Docker option... but it's a game!
because the gardener trims them both above and below ground.