skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> - I strongly believe that the value of customized ads has been overhyped. And with that I mean to the ad buyer, not to Google: I've only seen relevant ads from Google once or twice a year for the last 10 years or so.

Its not customized ads to YOU, but its customized ads to a particular audience, which may or may not include you. That audience might include a bunch of people who are extremely likely to buy things, and it definitely moves the scales for those companies.

Google and Facebook work diligently and at great expense to make sure that not too many people are "turned off" by ads - an example is even recently how Google rolled back its search results ad UX change after the outcry started to pick up stream. It would be an existential threat for them if everyone started moving towards ad blocking. So they simply keep people from getting to that threshold.
Faster is not necessarily better here. My HP-12Cs have been going on their original batteries for more than 10 years each now, but I expect a faster processor would mean shorter battery life.
We can finally csi pictures then!? Yeah
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> They literally wrote "cold approach," so no, this does imply approaching strangers in random situations.

You make conversations with strangers all the time. The taxi driver, while waiting at a long queue, a friend brings over a new face, someone on the street shows you interest (they smile first, greet, etc), you see a familiar face out there and you check out if they're showing interest such as a longer eye contact and then you go "Hey we go to the same gym, how's X? blah blah. Oh really? By the way I'm Brad"

> It implies tying people in an unwanted conversation and then trying to leverage inevitable anxiety to get them to say something personal.

Jeez, as long as you're not being a creep it's just friendly banter. There'll of course be people like you who think the world is after them so just have the decency to get out and leave them be.

> Jesus christ, who talks like that.

I'm sure you do it one way or another. Light-hearted teasing and joking: "is that code I see? i'm betting you're a CS student." Heck that's actually how I got my last job referral, sat next to a dude and noticed that he's reading notes that has a diagram of a (segment) tree. Turns out that he's got a position at a company's R&D lab and at that time was prepping for a competition at codeforces. He invited me to his company and we're friends to this day.

> I sure would.

You can't satisfy everyone. Just don't be a creep and pick up on social cues.
Oh, I am very interested! I believe every software should have a logo. I'm willing to create logos for one or two of these. Can you please provide links to the projects? I'm having trouble finding them.
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The way this would probably work is make EULAs carry significantly more legal weight. Such that visiting a website with adblock on becomes a crime if the EULA for that website explicitly doesn't allow adblockers (with some sort of very explicit notice like those cookie buttons).
Its really not rocket science. If you say hurtful things when you don't mean to, that's one thing. Denying the other party's feelings are valid and continuing to say hurtful things for really no reason other than to be stubborn makes you a jerk.

Redemption is to just try not to be a jerk.
Still playing continuum! :) Let's go base!
Rolling shutter is one possible explanation of "wavy" effects if they digitized cinematic footage improperly. However, in this case I think we see aliasing effects of static Gigapixel AI.
Submarines are portable, which means they have limited electrical power, and they are submarine, which means that they are a hundred kilometers below those missiles.

Shining a light that's strong enough to be harmful a hundred kilometers away requires a lot of power.
Does this point of view have or need a name? Something which conveys both the mental model and the possibility?

At first thought it might be something like "sandbox javascript to the DOM".

Relatedly, I don't know if there is a common name for the part of a tabbed browser which implements policy and defaults above the level of individual tabs. In some sense it is a kind of shell and sandboxer (?). Do we need a more shell-agnostic approach??
This landing page (and the associated support pages) weirdly never mention what they include in "your favorite stores". This seems like crucial information, and was certainly the first thing I wanted to know. Why not mention it? First I thought they might not support Steam and be ashamed of it, but the comments here make clear that they do.

Then there are comments here talking about 4K, but Nvidia only seems to mention 720p and 1080p. Sure, most users' network connection probably isn't good enough, but why not tell us? It could certainly be a selling point for connecting this to a 4K television.
Equipment matters, too. I thought I was cooking until I got a place with a gas stove and a great pan to match. Electric equipment just oscillates on/off at different rates and produces (un)predictably different results than modulating a constant intensity with fine control.
http://zzo38computer.org/fossil/bystand.ui

http://zzo38computer.org/fossil/farbfeld.ui

http://zzo38computer.org/fossil/heromesh.ui

http://zzo38computer.org/fossil/texnicard.ui
This article is making this stuff out to be a way bigger deal than it is. The telemetry is basic, not hidden, and can be disabled with just a few clicks/taps.
Wow, Rust is amazing, so fast! It is like these people never learnt c? Why did they spend all this time trying to optimise such a high level language? Surely they can afford a more experienced engineer who will tell them that is a path that isn't worth it? I jump straight to c when there is anything like this, although I guess Rust is an option these days.
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I still have my original hp-15C and the owner's handbook with a print date of 2/84
I used to enjoy reading the bugfixes section in the patch notes. They make me wonder "how the heck is this game implemented ?!" due to the weirdly specific interactions.

Eg: Winter Wonder Neeko will no longer lose a significant amount of base stats and the ability to basic attack when Lulu uses W - Whimsy on her as Neeko is using R - Pop Blossom while disguised.

-> A character using a specific skin is affected by a specific spell when this character is in a specific form casting a specific spell. (Btw, I don't know how the bug was even found.)

(Coming from a 4 months old patch: https://na.leagueoflegends.com/en-us/news/game-updates/patch...)
Why would anyone pay for Facebook? I'm using facebook but I believe it has negative value. It's a bad habit like smoking. You understand that it is bad but it's not easy to quit.

If they start charging money for fb access it will make it very easy to drop this bad habit and quit Facebook.
Yes, I should've mentioned I found plus/3 for prolog. Not sure if it's available as something that can be coaxed into running in the browser, though.

https://www.swi-prolog.org/pldoc/man?predicate=plus%2f3

I've not been able to find something similar for datalog - but to be honest, I don't think I've managed to find solid documentation for datalog. Not that I've been able to really grok the language from enough to build an intuition for what's an idiomatic approach, at least.
> is there something specifically about cooking?

I mean sustenance and cooking is one of the fundamental activities required to continue living. Defintely ranks higher than any other skill i.e. sewing etc. Although, still quite important to do that as well.
Your version is interesting too. For a while I also thought about the stop-when-false idea, but came to the conclusion that it should probably be another macro. Building an enough powerful, but easy macro, isn't that simple.
But on what basis? What part of Go isn't implemented in Go?
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Do you happen to have the link for a report for that incident?
Vast majority of the world can't afford paying for every website
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Python libraries imitating ‘dateutil’ and ‘jellyfish’ stealing SSH and GPG keys
Largely true, but there are HHS rules and guidelines that are accepted in the US healthcare space:

https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/privacy/special-...
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I think you are being borderline pedantic here. ARC _is_ GC in the classic sense: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garbage_collection_(computer_s...

I agree with you that most people tend to associate GC with something more advanced nowadays, like mark and sweep as you said in another comment, but it seems pointless to argue that ARC is not a form of GC.
I don't get, why this is downvoted without comments. Compared to a rewrite, this would have been a miniscule change. Furthermore, considering that you wrote that long blog post (which I quite appreciate, as it contains interesting information), it would have been important knowledge, whether the setting of the parameter was the real culprit - and if it was, a good reason to shout out to the Go implementors to look closer at it.
Updated 27 Jan? Seems kind of old for something that develops so quickly.
She told people about a "legal process".
I'm gen X too and I'm fairly sure our parents came to the same conclusion, amongst all the others too.. Also, when we were kids, we were the ones saying we'll have flying cars and moon-bases, while our parents did something we will never do, actual, productive work. :)
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I rarely have time to cook which sucks, but I make the effort when I can and I've just bought fresh ingredients.

I get home around 6:30 and go to the gym in my apt until around 7:30, then after I've showered and had my protein shake it's now 8:00 and I'm tired. Prep to eating to cleaning up can take an hour or more for me, and I try to go to bed around 10 if I can to wake up for the next day at 6. If I have to go to the grocery store that can take another hour out of my free time after work. Morale is low, freetime for hobbies are low, and the only way to maximize this time without cutting into fitness or sleep is to go with a premade meal from trader joes and be done with it.

Homecooked meals made a lot of sense when you showed up at home at 5:30 with that pot roast your wife started at 2:30 steaming and plated for you on the table, but that's not the world we live in anymore.
This theory is simply not correct, the market is broken. Even flint Michigan has lost 1/5 of it's population since 2000 and rent has still risen. Just show me some towns where the market works.

The use of that software has exactly the same outcome as a cartel but, understandably, few people want to acknowledge that even to themselves.
This should be possible using the "Display as % of stories" button, or does that do something different to what you want?
previous discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22142104

has some clarifying comments
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For our 32 project solution, Rider is so awkwardly slow at startup and if you pull from master it just dies. Also it just loves to notify you about everything.
I still prefer VS.
You don’t need to shop or cook daily. I do all of the above and have time to cook my family homemade dinners and breakfasts.
Not with a webpage. But there are many two-part proxies supports Websocket or even HTTP as their back-end transport protocol.

The idea is basically:

Your SSH client <---SSH-Traffic---> Proxy front-end <----Websocket----> Proxy back-end <---SSH-Traffic---> Target SSH server

You can deploy the "Proxy front-end" inside the restricted network, and the "Proxy back-end" out side the network. After that, all you need to do it to config your SSH client to go through that proxy front-end.

There are many proxy software is capable of doing that, the GitHub keyword I believe is "socks5 websocket".
it doesn't seem so in the original video for me
Instant Pot. Game changer.
C# seems to have a neat middle ground for this kind of stuff with their Span<T> api.
I sat through a Xeon Phi presentation at university, about how it would revolutionize the university's "supercomputer". I left shortly after; did Phi come to nothing?
So not a single example? Your name is fitting.
Amazing game - I spent several years in the early 2000s playing a spinoff called Infantry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infantry_(video_game). Sony ran it into the ground and I wound up trying SubSpace since it was supposedly the predecessor and had the same engine, but never got into it.

While typing this up I discovered Infantry is actually still alive, resurrected by some diehards on free player-maintained servers! Can't imagine that happening for any of today's games in twenty years. It's probably just nostalgia, but to me the early 2000s were a special golden age of PC gaming and community that will never be topped.
Some playing tips:

- Never keep any controls pressed down. Consider each single keypress as a discrete action that consumes energy. The more conservative you are with keypresses, the more energy you keep.

- Because it's busy, you have to accelerate right after spawning, otherwise you're in the hellzone and people will actually spawn inside you, causing instant death.

- The down arrow will brake/stop your ship, no matter which direction you're pointing. This is handy when you approach the edge of the map.

- Try cruising along the edge of the map at a leisurely pace, avoid the center, and pwn slowly.
Yes, I agree, 'everything' is politicized, but some much more than others.

'Simplifying' the tax code could be ideological, but it's only overtly political given the interest groups of those who profit from complicated taxes.

But by that virtue - every little policy of every government agency implies 'politics' and so we'll get nowhere.

There's quite a lot of things that Americans widely support, even on some of the heavy 'litmus' issues, it's surprising how much Americans have in common.

So yes, you're right, everything would be pulled apart by Fox and MSNBC, but there's a lot that would be less divisive.
Either that has to change, or taxation in general has to change. If 10% of your population can produce enough goods for everyone and yet the nation is struggling with providing pension for 40%, this means that the problems do not lie in the economic plane. It gets messy when multiple competing countries are involved though.
Old French (and Italian and Portuguese and etc) women commonly wear veils/babushkas, even today.
Thanks for the bug report, I should probably add some front end validation for the search term since in the current design Lucene will only index letters and numbers (which is a problem for searching languages like C++).
Fond memories of being an infil $$ PA sniper :)
The Stackoverflow thing you cite is wrong:

Ruby doesn't _ that way (IRB, the bundled Ruby REPL, does)—Ruby actually does have special handling for _ as a variable, but that's to suppress duplicate definitions n warnings to allow it to be used as a don't-care argument.

I think Python is similar, where it is special-cased in the REPL, not a general language feature.
Yes it did seem weird.
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Coal plants are closing across the West. These companies are sticking with coal
As a hobby prolog user, I understand what you're saying, but I also think the tutorial does a good job giving a novice a decent taste of how prolog "feels", pragmatically using some terminology of the average programmer.

Sure, one may not be able to write full prolog programs after these Y minutes. But much more importantly, hopefully they are sparked with some interest in learning the language further!
I kind of think that the author missed the point of GEB. I never read it as being about AI bug more a work exploring self reference.
Honestly, I watched the original and the 4k and don't really notice any big difference. The wider aspect ratio of the 4k is more pleasant, but this has nothing to do with the enhanced resolution.
Strange to think none of these people knew what was coming their way 18 years hence...
Nothing wrong with avoiding lifting heavy if you are satisfied with your size. At that point it's maintenance. Even professional body builders get devastating injuries, and if they get devastating injuries while doing a supervised squat with two spotters, then I don't trust myself to go for PR in the squat rack unless my form with the current weight is absolutely effortless. There isn't even a point for me to go for PR; I'm not getting a gold metal but I could end up with a hernia.
You can use the "Display as % of stories" button just above the results plot which should account for the growth in the total submissions per day, or did you mean something else?
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I experienced an "interesting" glitch where the world appeared to rapidly switch back and forth between two diverging states. Almost as if two different servers were continuously updating me with their different opinions of what's going on.
There's no limit when you upscale with neural nets. Make one good enough and it can fill in the blanks properly.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Lifting is great but it should always be done in moderation (as always with anything that one does with their body).
Facebook is unlikely to move to D at this point and already has multiple serious projects in Rust (that they’re happy about, AFAIK).
When I read "cross platform", it also implies that my data is available across these these platform. For example, I log my time when I am on my desktop writing, and I log my time on my phone when I am on the road visiting clients. Both set of data are collected into the one database.

Does "cross platform" also carry this meaning for you?
Funny, I was just thinking how helpful these tips are compared to a lot of the advice on cooking which is repetitive.

Was not aware of the differences in veggie storage.
You do have a lot more seasoning control not in a shaker and that's how it is done in a professor kitchen.
Thanks!
Paged through the article for pictures, but the only example with tensors was trivial. Could anyone who read the thing tell if there's an intuitive explanation of the binary operation on full nets?
You probably have Swift in the same niche... and more elegant, not completely ignoring the last few decades of language research etc. If you want something more minimalistic there's Zig. D is just "C++ + hindsight", nothing special, only extra fragmentation of dev ecosystem by bringing in another language.

Ofc, Apple is not MS, so Swift developer experience and docs kind of suck (if you're not in the "iOS bubble" where it's nice and friendly), and multiplatform dev experience especially sucks even worse...

And "easier to pick up and code in" might not necessarily be an advantage for a systems language - better start slowly putting the puzzle together in your head, and start banging up code others need to see only after you've internalized the language and its advanced features and when (not) to use them! It helps everyone in the long run. This is one reason why I'd bet on Rust!
My guess is that it could be deadlifts.
The inference resolves to a high-detail and plausible result, but not necessarily one that has any fidelity with the ground truth. Which is somewhat like a dream, in ways.

Additional information -- say, a close-up image of the quonset structure's signage, or even knowing what the text was, might result in additional detail. A method that was specifically designed for extracting textual information out of blurred images (several exist, and they're frighteningly accurate -- any image-hiding based on only pixelation or blurring without additional noise introduction is not particularly secure) might also be able to identify a text from the original film source.
Honk more, wait more: Mumbai tests traffic lights that reward the patient driver
My sentiment exactly. Nokia was in a perfect position to launch a third mobile OS. even primer than windows mobile. Nokia was still on top eventhough declining. Many Nokia app dev are waiting to jump into the Meego ecosystem if Nokia commited. People are waiting for Nokia next move. Unfortunately, it was not a great move.

At launch, we know that the software are great. Hardware are great. But the management was abyssimal. Alot of internal politics, burning money, and ultimately, Meego was killed before it was borne into the world. The irony is that N9 was still a great revolutionary phone critically acclaimed, despite knowing its gonna be short lived.

I wouldnt have been so bitter about it if N9/Meego was not great.
But CS Lewis was wrong as history of genocides and purges show. None of them started for the good of victims and they were definitely in the category of worst oppression.
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Springer Nature is making Coronavirus research free
This is a kind of bizarre hitpiece. As noted on the previous post linked below: (1) Chrome -- the far and away most popular alternative -- is worse in every way, and (2) PIA, the company publishing the post, is owned by a (former?) malware purveyor: https://torrentfreak.com/private-internet-access-to-be-acqui...
For a lot of people, being 'productive' to them means burning the midnight oil which is hardly actually productive. If you do things when you are alert it makes them more effective. It also gives you the rest of the day to just breath and not be hard on yourself for getting tired and your performance faltering throughout the day; after all you got all that stuff done earlier. Ever have a weekend when you got everything you needed to do done by noon? The day becomes yours and you feel like a superhuman.