skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m not sure why you think it’s illogical. I would go out of my way to do things for friends and family that I would not do for you.

You’re all people. But you exist in a hierarchy and I value you differently.

It’s exactly the same thing. Some animals are simply worth more than others.
Not an answer to why it happens, but for any longform text like this, I find that reader mode almost always provides a better reading experience.
Soft and hard skills you need to be a good developer
Final Fantasy VI Translation Comparison
Sent you a connect request in LI. I'm in a different tech stack, but what you say sounds sincere, so I'd love to stay in touch for the future.
On a related note, I'd like to highlight two localizations that completely parodied their source material:

from English -> Japanese, there's Transformers: Beast wars

I can't find subtitled clips of them, so I'll just link to discussions on what changed.

https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Beast_Wars:_Transformers_(cartoon)#J...

https://www.reddit.com/r/transformers/comments/8zqixk/why_is...

In the other direction, you have Ghost Stories. I'll let this clip compilation do the talking

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iv0w6EffYfY
It's a lot like an atomic simulation. All the items are quantized and can be combined to produce new items.

They follow very simple rules and their interaction with each other can produce amazingly complex machines.

It's the most realistic game we have.
It's more like expecting an astronomer to know how to use a telescope :)
Every American Car Brand Is on the Bottom Half of CR's Reliability Rankings
Pay attention, and don't confuse intention with effect.

What she's saying is that if you configure scaling such that it'lll scale down when demand is unusually low, and then demand returns, the spike may be a difficult one to handle, particularly if your services depend on each other but each scales only based on its own history.

If A needs B needs C, and demand suddenly returns to A, does that cause C to scale up? Or will A scale up first, and but C stay low for another half-hour because it recently scaled down?

Having C stay under demand for a half-hour after an outage ends wasn't anyone's intention when the autoscaling was configured. But as I wrote, don't confuse intention with effect.
Tesla Owners Can Edit Maps to Improve Summon Routes
It‘s not my intention to provide justification, but granted they accept animal murder as a ethically correct way of gathering food, then it makes perfect sense. Why should they let starve the ants WITHOUT REASON?
Also worth mentioning here is perf[1], which is great for low overhead profiling. Also, perf profiles can be turned into profiles compatible with GCC and LLVM PGO to build optimized binaries based on production runs, using autofdo[2]. In my use case, the instrumentation overhead was too high to use regular profiling on production workloads.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perf_%28Linux%29

[2]: https://github.com/google/autofdo
I barely knew about ableton before some recent HN front page articles. IMO they must have some of the best frontend/ui/designer people out there, especially for a company that’s not huge.

The synth and music apps for the browser are pretty great!

Edit: links

https://learningsynths.ableton.com/

https://learningmusic.ableton.com/
or just using Rust with Reactive extensions like API with ThreadPool with lockless queues to bridge the boundaries between different devices on motherboard and business logic.
It's better to have "inconsistencies" compared to consistent "bad". Also, there are people addicted to meat, but due to their empathy, they eat animals which are already dead and can't be saved.
In many urban and suburban parts of the USA there's specific ordinances against manufactured housing, because of shoddily built singlewide and doublewide "mobile homes" that people who already own property in the area don't want put in place, for fear of driving down property values.

Unfortunately this also tends to encompass the definition of many higher end manufactured homes, or even prefab/modular housing that might cost more than a stick built 1600 sq ft bungalow.
> The solution is simple, and I've proposed it before.

Actually, I think the solution is even simpler, and is already in place here in Europe: Make all calls cost a minimum of $0.25 to the caller.

The issue right now is that having a robot call a million phone lines costs basically peanuts. If a million phone calls cost $250,000 instead, then this sort of spam calling wouldn't be effective anymore.

And you don't have to wonder what it looks like. In Europe and the UK, the caller has always paid for the entire connection, including the airtime of mobile phones. It doesn't cost you a dime to receive calls on your mobile phone in the UK; but it costs the caller around 20p per minute. As a result, robocalling mobile phones is not cost effective.

No need for complicated regulatory intervention in this case.
Eating meat does not imply bad
I understand the interest in some of the larger modpacks, but I try to stay as close to vanilla as possible and to me, if it takes more than a minute to start a server, you've got too many mods loaded.

Additionally, the server isn't multithreaded. It benefits always from having the fastest clocked CPU you can throw at it.

Client performance can be greatly improved by using Optifine.

I would love to have a more-well-built version (as I think the core of Bedrock is), but Mojang has taken some weird steps where things like redstone mechanics are severely limited compared to the Java edition... and they have no intention on fixing it. Now you've got these weird minor differences that will never merge and you'll never get those players to switch versions.
Huh, I remember the Lite version being sold at a cheap price, but looks like it's no longer standalone. If you have any musician friends, you can ask if they have spare keys, or to keep you in mind you one when they buy new hardware that may have a bundled key. It comes bundled with so many things, I'm sure I've trashed at least 5 Live Lite keys over time.
Obvious troll is obvious
I'm sure there's some sort of malevolence and grifting involved as well.
Good points. A better analogy might be switching an entire LAN from token-ring to ethernet. The LAN is identical, despite the fact that the new network is incompatible with the old.

The nodes in 1982 and 1983 were largely the same, so if you look at the internet as the nodes, then there is continuity, but if you look at the internet as compatible intercommunicating protocols, then there is not.
That talk was a mistake. Values have been burned to the ground.
Which virtual nation do I become a part of? Does one just join whichever group of criminals make one feel safest?
Shame it's stuck on 1.7.10 with no update in sight. There is a modpack, RLCraft, that PDP has played recently that tries to do something similar, if more vanilla minecraft-y. If that one were overhauled with more hardcore TFC mechanics, I'd be very happy.
Are coins normally counted with ko (個)? I'm as bad with counters as the next guy, but I'd expected something a little more flat-sounding. A cursory google check seems that indicate that the internet agree that it should be mai (枚)
Why does "It enters the coin" remind me of The Silence of the Lambs?
Someone recently [1] got his Google account (think Gmail, Docs, etc) banned for watching YouTube without ads via some Android app.

[1] https://github.com/TeamNewPipe/NewPipe/issues/2723

Upd: added link
So in the end the solution proposed by the TA is wrong and he invalidated the good solutions proposed by people with actual python experience.

I hope he learnt more than the students...
Weekly Tarot Horoscope: Week of November 11 – Alwayswomen.com
> cloud computing costs much more than on prem;

Yeah, and that will continue to go down, exactly because of what you stated in the next sentence.
David Einhorn's Open Reply to Elon Musk
It would have been more interesting without the constant injection of the author's political opinion: capitalism bad, Marxism good, neoliberalism bad (not to mention the gratuitous reference to the orange man)
We are waiting for the appearance of the Space Human.
Many things people consider "programming" but not mathematics are things we actually study in mathematics classes. They're just unaware.
Title should be "cures HIV/aids".

"Cures aids" is not the same thing by a long shot.
280 Watts TDP! Wow, I think that's a new record for desktop CPUs, although GPUs had reached that a while ago. I wonder how well air coolers work on them, or do they need water cooling for maximum performance? Impressive nonetheless.
Yep, the prerequisite for AirDrop, Handoff, SMS/voice call relay to your iPhone, etc. was a Bluetooth 4.0-capable wireless chipset. You could actually purchase an upgraded wireless module from 3rd-party sellers on Aliexpress/Amazon/eBay for <$100 and install it in an older MacBook with a Philips screwdriver. Apple made no money in that transaction, and you got to have one of the “killer features” of the latest Macs for a great price.

A better argument for planned obsolescence might be that Apple discontinued this modular design in the current MacBooks and integrated the wireless chipset onto the main logic board, making such an upgrade impossible in future if a new feature has a dependency on more recent wireless hardware.
It's only an inconsistency from a "vegan" worldview -- it's prerequisite that you see all animals as being total equals that it's inconsistent to butcher one and save the other.

On the other hand, a non-vegan worldview likely sees some animals i.e. domestic farm animals as existing (or at least eligible) to be slaughtered and eaten. Upon seeing these ants trapped in an endless cycle of death for no reason at all, and having no clear purpose in the wider scheme of things, it makes sense to want to "correct" the problem.

Whereas, there's no problem in eating a steak, as it came from livestock which lived for the purpose of being slaughtered. If the cow were suffering "out of place", the scientists would likely want to ease its pain, while still being able to go out and get a hamburger for lunch.
I should be free to trust whoever I want, but the EU has decided to pass laws that suppress that right.

And now I can't learn about a life saving drug because of that law.

When you suppress freedom, people pay a price.
Try out Gliby's Physics: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/glibys-physics

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj2vG5HuSCA
I also long for the ugly web (for the lack of a better term), and think about it a lot. I often wonder how much of my ego and/or attachment for being an individual is the foundation of this sentiment.

As a developer, I even see this echoing through the tech evolution of web development (inaccessible SPAs which take 4 seconds to load and where you can't effectively use tabs, a sea of popovers and overlays, etc.).

Surely, there will be niche places where this ideology remains (and those communities will become stronger, as a result), but maybe the fact that the ugly web is no longer the only web makes us early internet pioneers feel less special.
Exactly why proaudio & provideo software could be profitable on Linux - but everyone seems to be ignoring it!
I remember being shocked when I watched Shrek for the first time in English - all the jokes were different than how I remembered it(I watched it in Polish for the first time)! But well, thinking about it, that makes perfect sense - English jokes translated literally into Polish wouldn't have been anywhere near as funny - so the translators took a bit of a creative liberty and changed them to work with Polish audiences, even inserting some Polish pop-culture references where appropriate. And yeah, I remember it being incredibly funny and in comparison the English version is just....different(not to mention all the voices are just....wrong lol).

It brings up an interesting question though - do we care about the outcome(the film being funny) or about being "correct". After all, Polish translation of Shakespeare doesn't change the meaning just to be more relatable to Poles. But then again, books like Harry Potter had plenty of changes to work in Polish(like the Sphinx's riddle being completely different in Polish just so it would make any sense - I would argue that one was kind of necessary though).
Yes, but the current reality is they need to pay for the hardware, and still make a profit, without any guarantee of that autonomous taxi market.

It all depends what you see are the chances of the autonomous taxi market developing within the lifetime of these cars.
In one case, the animal is born for the purpose of being eaten.

In the other, the animal is wild, and is imprisoned by an unintentional trap.

I don't see how you can compare the two?
Recon-Glgan: A Global-Local Context Based GAN for MRI Reconstruction
I know how to build a C++ compiler, but I'm not very good at C++ code.
I don't know the app you're talking about, but I solve this using persistent tmux sessions [1]. I use (Neo)Vim as my text editor, so it's just part of the tmux session. Each project has its own session.

I am aware that this doesn't really help you as your question seems to suggest you are not using an editor that can be run in the terminal.

[1] https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect
Becoming Nakamoto: How Satoshi Created His Alter-Ego
I'll try to find some articles in English, but just this headline says a lot: "(premiér) Babiš prosazuje expanzi jaderné energie, i kdyby měl porušit právo EU" - "(prime minister) Babiš advocates the expansion of nuclear energy, even if it is to violate EU law".
Yeah these demos are really well done, but I also wonder how they managed to spend the amount of time that must be required to make these tutorials, is it really just for PR and education? There's fully functional drum and melodic sequencers with an "Export to Live" link that downloads a project file of whatever you've made!

I wonder if they plan on re-using this to release something browser based in the long run?

https://learningmusic.ableton.com/the-playground.html
My late father, Malcolm Wallhead, designed an igloo-shaped hut in the 1970's, ideal for setting up in remote places to escape the pressures of city life. Even though it's rarely purchased for that purpose, they're still quite popular for short-term accommodation.

[1] https://icewall.com.au/
You should be able to allow certain scripts (I think you have to go into the addon's preference page though).
Tips for Creating an ETO
If you still want to read, outline works fine:

https://outline.com/KA3LDn
They would have continued to grow rapidly, but almost certainly not as rapidly as they actually did. Also it's unlikely they would have expanded their territory as quickly for the reasons already given. The desire for territorial expansion was a major driver for independence. It's also hard to imagine the Louisiana Purchase occurring under the British crown.
"The author went at length to explain how this is a useful exercize for programming, as it introduces edge cases, alternative implementations, testing, etc. "

Well, as long as he disallowed the obvious solution (last paragraph of the OP), and then he still got the solution wrong... (see other comments up threat)
Not necessarily. [0]

Also, it is actually quite trivial bypassing UAC prompt in Windows. It simply gives a false sense of security.

Something as simple as SilentCleanup [1] still works to this day. This will bypass UAC with little effort.

Even worse, following that, it is also trivial to get NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM using Windows Management Instrumentation Event Subscription. [2]

I've done it as an exercise in Go out of all languages and it ended up fully undetected both on disk and during runtime.

So Windows simply provides a false sense of security. After all Microsoft themselves said [3]:

One important thing to know is that UAC
is not a security boundary. UAC helps people
be more secure, but it is not a cure all.
UAC helps most by being the prompt before
software is installed.

[0] https://amonitoring.ru/article/steam_vuln_3/

[1] https://enigma0x3.net/2016/07/22/bypassing-uac-on-windows-10...

[2] https://attack.mitre.org/techniques/T1084/

[3] https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/e7/2009/02/05/update-on-uac...
If I understand you correctly I think this is misleading.

Discussing candidates after an interview allows social dynamics within the group to distort the signal so you reduce the value of taking independent data points. Not only will it not reduce bias in the way you seem to suggest, but you'll also lose some of your ability to reduce random noise as the noise from more dominant interviewers will be amplified.

I don't have time to dig out citations, but a good starting point would be "What Works - Gender Equality By Design" by Iris Bohnet. She's one of the world's leading academics studying how biases are affected by different hiring techniques.
Better hope you pick the right arcane garbage collection strategy!
> The reasoning also necessarily falls back on experience. Personal experience is all we have.

Thanks, as a Buddhist I'm glad to hear that there are others catching up with Nagarjuna's insights, though you've still a long way to go.

> You’re admitting that your estimation is subjective.

All objectivity exists within subjectivity, I don't need to admit something I've not claimed to be otherwise.

> Why are you so worried about others eating animals, then?

There's no then, you've provided a non-sequitur, plenty of proponents of schools of thought that say all things are subjective - including us poor nominalists, the Buddhists, though not only us - find it actually strengthens our moral arguments, not obviates them.

> Because a lot of other people now are too?

Do you eat meat to be popular? Please. That kind of jibe is low grade and not for HN.

There are animals, they suffer, humans have agency, we can do better, and I care to do better. I do not act simply because I can, and I do not lack consideration for others - especially those less powerful than me - simply because those around me think it's okay. Which is ironic given your jibe about wanting to be popular, meat eaters are the majority.
Making things sterile doesn't make them more interesting.
Like GNU Health?

- https://www.gnuhealth.org/#/download/projects

- https://savannah.gnu.org/projects/health

- https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/GNU_Health

Can't tell if it's any good, though I hear it's been used in some medical facilities around the world.
I wish Firefox had customizable shortcuts for everything, tabs, bookmarks, etc. It's just weird that you can't.
Why are you assuming they did this purely for the ants' sake?

Maybe it was just a curiosity, or maybe they just have too much time on their hands, or maybe they wanted to prevent the bunker colony from getting any larger as it could attract other vermin being a food source. (they mention bats in TFA)

Also, how do you know someone's vegan? They tell you.
You see this kind of thing all the time, I believe basically it comes down to humans being wired to protect and care for their in-group while exploiting their out-group. We're really inconsistent with defining in-group vs. out-group, though, so you get things like this. Another example is people who protest horse racing as being 'barbaric' because some horses end up being butchered, but then happily chow down on a steak.
This has nothing to do with seeing the harm being done. Sacrificing the animal has always been a part of human experience in traditional societies.

Even today, in my country, sacrificing a pig before Christmas is a cherished tradition, that friends and family gather together for, and enjoy the meat immediately after.

I believe that the justification is simple - people care for the animals and try to give them a good life (in pre-industrial agriculture, not the horrific meat factories we get most food from now). Then, there comes a day when one animal's life must end, as is the natural circle of life. The sacrifice itself is performed in a way which is perceived as decent (though by modern standards, we now realize it is often not decent).

Essentially, the humans have given the animal their care, and then the animal 'gives' the humans its meat. It's a simple quid-pro-quo, if you want to look at it purely rationally.

It's still significantly better than what would happen to the animals if they were living in the forest - unlike many other animals, we at least kill them before eating their flesh.

Unfortunately, all of this has been turned gruesome by moder industrial practices, and that IS a part that benefits from staying out of sight.
OT: can you update the link to use the https version of the site? The author has not implemented http->https redirect for the site yet.
One cm^3 of water is 1g. Ant's a lot smaller.
It's an uneven power relationship that the EU is trying to level, and I'm grateful for that. It has nothing to do with suppressing freedom.
I agree. But actually the frontend/UI design of a digital audio workstation, DAW for short, is good or not really depends on personal preference. Sometimes arguments between DAWs can reach the same level as religion war.
Clear Pet Plastic Liquid Soap Bottle – Supplier – Zhenghao
True, but from what people were telling me before I left university, scientific processing always produced more data than could be analysed, even after accounting for the effort put into efficient algorithms.
I did the same with an old clearance aisle 6” reflector scope. I was with my kids and explaining something to them when i caught a whiff if melting plastic.

Definitely potential for damage, esp with all of the elements in binocs.
Do you not run HTTPS Everywhere?
Trivia: The Swedish Air Force bought a couple of Futuro houses, placing them on top of concrete towers to serve as observation posts on bombing ranges. Here's a document (in Swedish) with several photos, including one of a Futuro being transported by a Boeing Vertol 107 helicopter: https://docplayer.se/97545516-Futurohusen-pa-norans-fore-det...
FWIW (as a meta comment), I was happy to find out that there was a name for this and what that name was. I like it when people ask honest questions and I wish people wouldn't assume sarcasm (though I can fully understand why they do and sympathise).
Basic assembly is easy. (adding numbers, counting, basic comparisons, even basic branching, all you need is 12 or so instructions ).

In our collage, one of the first semester classes we were doing assembly on old Motorola 8 bit, the other one was Java.

people that never programmed before had more trouble with java, than assembler.
> (How) does this affect graphics performance?

Namespaces are default feature within the Linux Kernel. If a process isn't isolated in any way, it's automatically assigned the default namespace. So what they've done is simply run the game processes in the a separate namespace. Therefore there should be negligible performance impact if at all.
That’s the basis of the “fourth turn” concept of generational cycles.
Not just born, but raised and cared for, sometimes quite painstakingly (in traditional agriculture).
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18863496

It's gov regulation on memory and history. Pefect for those unwilling to take responsibility for their actions, or in that case, afraid to do so because their income depends on it. PR firms' dream. Antithetical to a free society.

Article 13 rests on the same short sight.

Sounds like you would rather they lie to you and just show the page? Surely you cant expect them to spend money on some foreign nation's laws. If so, just wait until China hears about it.
I meant, what is the reasoning behind the scale. You already made the binary nature of it clear. In what way do humans make the grade and animals not?
Book rate is not what it costs the USPS to ship books, it's what it costs for an individual to ship books. So it's still possible that it's too expensive to make sense.