skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I worked with a guy researching the functional basis of Alzheimer's synthesizing many radiological technologies.

It is likely a multi-factor pathological degenerative condition with many, many potential precipitating (no pun intended) causes, both nature and nurture.

"The cure" is more than likely a holistic combination of many early lifestyle modifications including, but not limited to: diet, sleep, exercise, gene therapy, immunotherapy, medications, and supplements.
This one looks almost straight up from the movie: https://thisfursonadoesnotexist.com/v2/jpgs/seed10592.jpg

I guess training on the source that has a massive crush on Zootopia wasn't the best choice for ‘doesn't exist’.

Also, those Sonics are apparently sourced from the gender-swap category.
If it comes from Facebook, assign it zero credibility?
You don't interact with anyone. When we pull up and see the gut coming we hit the open trunk button and he loads everything in and we wave goodbye. Technically we should double check the order but I'm not getting that close to someone, I'll just stay in the driver's seat and trust them so far it has worked out. (onetime target messed up but one call and they made it right)
I run a game where you can play without creating an account, and going back to the game later will take you back to your previous state. How would I manage this without cookies? A lot of people don't want to create an account.
It’s almost always better to use your local grocery store.

For a vast number (possibly a majority) of Americans, Walmart is their local grocery store.
... was this a software company? That’s horrifying.
You do realize that many property owners would be rendered homeless if we did as you’re suggesting, right? Why should the owners lose everything they have so that their renters don’t (at least in the short term, until the property gets foreclosed on and everyone is homeless)?
Is indexing content and providing search results actually considered copyright infringement in any jurisdiction?
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I wonder what % of readers move on to Page 2 of HN? Or Page 3?
Yes, but elric is arguing that even those kind of cookies are unnecessary. Meaning I would have to log in every time I visited Hacker News.
> It's likely not the restaurant's fault it's cold. And the guy making $6/hr to deliver it to you tried their best.

I never said it was either those people's fault (although I have seen drivers do other stupid things, like keeping pizzas vertically in their delivery backpack).

However it is the fault of the platform for advertising something and not delivering on its promise. The platform should be aware of how long it takes to deliver (taking traffic into account, especially for Uber which has access to that data already) and shouldn't risk offering deliveries if they can't reasonably guarantee the food won't be cold (or at least make it clear upfront - "this restaurant is far away and this might be cold - continue anyway?").

Again the problem here is we're talking about "move fast and break things" scum so being upfront and doing business fairly isn't part of their textbooks. Instead they hope most people don't kick up too much of a fuss and kick the ones that do. For what it's worth, I've never lost a chargeback case on these problems so seems like at least MasterCard agrees with me?

Not to mention if these were one-offs and everything else was great it would be somewhat excusable, but the other scummy things I've noticed (like lying about the restaurant being slow for their failure to have enough capacity) seems like this is not a one-off and the entire business plan is to be as scummy as they can get away with, preying upon unsuspecting customers who might not know they can do chargebacks.

> if you can't suck up the gamble that is delivery food

The problem is that it is not advertised as a gamble, quite the opposite actually. When a supplier sells me a product/service I expect them to deliver on their promise or compensate me if they get it wrong (I have been on the other side of this and made sure to compensate my client to make up for my failure). This is how business works in most industries, there's no reason why it should be different here IMO.
I'm not even sure if they have Curbside pickup options.

One of the local chains where I live just added curbside this week — seven (eight? nine?) weeks into this.
This isn't transformative enough to pass a sniff test. They took multiple images and put them in a computer to make images that look like those images. What's transformative about that?
Hey dad just type www.google.com yea dad two o's g-o-o-g-l-e at the top of the window in that box yea dad same as you would for facebook you know what nevermind just type sparkline no dad you don't need www just sparkline and hit return on the keyboard yea dad i mean enter but it says return on the keyboard alright let me know if it works
> This is making the same error as the washing hands analogy. This ignores the fact that cookies are necessary to power user-facing features.

I don't know if you're doing this deliberately or not at this point because I've said it so many times.

You. Are. Allowed. To. Use. Cookies. Under. GDPR.

There are times you need to ask for consent, but for login cookies, shopping carts etc. that follow some relatively simple guidelines, you don't need to ask for permission.

Do you really find that so hard to understand?
Tiobe page changes over time.
I am in the USA, but similar situation.

I believe that if, big if!!, the public would cooperate, that a plan like Hong Kong’s makes a lot of sense. Sure businesses are less profitable and some will not survive, but it would get things restarted quickly.

Trouble in the USA is a lack of patriotism: people are into their own selfish thing and they feel put upon and don’t do what is right for both public health and starting up the economy again.

It seems to be mostly young people in my town who act irresponsibly and will thus likely ruin the economy for a long time.

A long term failed economy is full-stop the fault of people unwilling to be decent human beings and do what needs to be done, and, of course, the fault of our federal government leadership which has so far been poor.

We are just getting started with changing health practices and public interactions and we are just getting started understanding what the long term economic consequences will be. There is no quick fix here.

But for sure, we need less selfish and entitled behavior, and protect people who need extra protection, and be willing to pay a little more to businesses and totally cooperate with more distancing in public places and businesses and of course apply maximum social shaming pressure on people who are so incredibly selfish as to not wear masks when appropriate. It is like some people have no sense of shame.
This is especially useful for those of us who have grown up thinking of ourselves as smart and becoming very identified with intelligence as personality. It can lead to anxiety disorders because sometimes rumination and thinking harder just can't help explain things. Listening to nature and letting it happen to us is such a sweeter ride than trying to carry around a simulation of everything.
There are a lot of empty hotels, and it seems like prices will need to go down. Who is going to live there?
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It’s a pretty simple calculus. The damage caused by kicking everyone out of their homes far exceeds the landlords losing out, from both an individual and public health perspective.
They respected it in the sense that they didn't load external embedded content that didn't respect it.
the argument that the article brings forward is that flat design is harder to figure out because it lacks some of the real-world metaphors we associate with interaction ("things that look raised can be pushed down", "things that have depth can be filled")

has there been research done on whether these difficulties occur in all age groups? Because I can easily see this being an artifact of tradition.

People who don't use a lot of analog devices may be confused by a skeuomorphic interface, and may appreciate the simplicity of a flat design.
The power that vim has out of the box is pretty incredible. The macro system is very easy to use and powerful.

That said, it is hard to learn all these features and modern GUI IDEs are pretty amazing. You can still use vi in many of these editors.
There’s also the fact that roads are built up to trucking standards. Without trucks the roads would be thinner, reducing cost and pollution (concrete is a major source of CO2).
Maybe they should get a job?
If the govt pays pensions (or social security here in the us), they can just print money in the event of an emergency like now. That makes sense. The problem in the us is that we stubbornly refuse to set aside enough money (I mean warring political parties find it advantageous to put off taxing and blaming the other side till later).
Hello, this is very good feedback, I don't try to compete with HN front page

My goal is more to 'compete with' /newest in the sense that I don't think it is easily possible to get the best content publish directly out of an algorithm. If you have some ideas I would be interested to test them

Maybe as you said it doesn't produce interesting results, but I have the motivation to go through the full list every night and I always found some interesting content, whereas I never had the motivation to go through several pages of /newest
How's the water today, boys?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CrOL-ydFMI
Yes. I believe vim and neovim is what most people use these days.
Five beats a day for three summers - Kanye West
Sorry, they are. They are all bad. The bike shop many not be in the market for rocket engines, but they do use wrenches, and pencils, and valve covers. Imagine their phone rings every five minutes, throughout the work day, with people trying to sell these useful things to the bike shop. It's not any better just because the things are useful. If it's me, I'm not going to buy from a cold caller, ever. I already have suppliers. If I need a new supplier, I'm going to find one. You are making the world worse.
Interesting project. I did something similar with a raspberry Pi I had laying around and a receipt printer. I installed the serial print driver, then just apt installed the avahi and cups daemons. It was then accessible to everything else on my network. I later made a nice little web UI that allowed you to write (or upload) whatever and get it printed. (Along with a messaging bot that allowed you to send it anything cups will ingest like .png or .pdfs or raw text. It was a fun little project that also let me print files to my real printer when I wasn’t even home!).
Release notes are here:

https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-US/Support/Builds/ReleaseNo...

Awe-inspiring as usual. Probably the most productive dev team on the planet.
How much time and effort have gone into compliance, it's insane. That's measurable. The real cost is the delay to new projects, uncertainty, increased costs - its what we wont have...
How hard can ruby be compared to python?

Python is very dynamic. I've used and worked on linting tools for python, tried commercial static analyzers, and they do a pretty good job in my opinion in spite of the language being dynamic. Not perfect but miles above anything I would have expected.
I use a $5/mo DigitalOcean VPS droplet instead of AWS or other "cloud" service. I only have to host an analytics dashboard ( https://usertrack.net/ ), I don't need scaling and this way I know exactly how much I will pay. The resources are more than enough for my needs and I don't think it could be much cheaper even on the most optimized pay-per-minute of use cloud platforms.

I also have some other APIs hosted in the same way (eg. website thumbnail generation API), for the very low traffic I have and no chance of getting burst traffic I think the use case of a VPS or dedicated server is perfect.
Thank you for your feedback!

Regarding performance, we've made some recent improvements (here's one example: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/30507#note_293...), but we know we need to do more. We're actively working to improve our sitespeed (https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/www-gitlab-com/-/issues/7154), and we have several other improvements in process this quarter.

Regarding disabling features and the Git project screen, our UX research team has heard this feedback from other users. It's fair feedback, and we're looking at how to address it.
I decided to do it to get healthier. There is overwhelming scientific evidence that fasting for long periods is good for you and that living by on 1200 cal per day increases your lifespan by 5 to 10 years.

I lost a lot of weight, feel much better, and save money and time every day now.
They'll only lose the rental properties if they cannot afford them, sorry, but everyone will suffer. I'd rather have a landlord lose a property than the family inside being forced to the street. A landlord who cannot afford their own primary home because of this should not have been been so leveraged.
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Is your definition of landlord also includes mom and pop who only own 1 property (on which they rent some of the rooms out)?
Wonder if they included /r/The_Donald in their data set
For me, it was important to learn the converse, that other people will interpret my behavior in a situation as being about them. I have social anxiety and other issues that tend to create a strong undercurrent of aversion and discomfort in me in any social interaction. I realize now that a lot of people think I don't like them because when they talk to me they can read in my face that on a deep level I would rather not be interacting with them. I do my best to communicate enjoyment and interest, but in the context of evident discomfort, it can come off as fake. The onus is on me to minimize (ideally) or hide (when necessary) my social discomfort so people don't think I'm faking my appreciation of them.
Money really does buy happiness.

To a point, anyways. Vacations, homes in safe neighborhoods, the best schools for your kids, drugs, hookers, technology gadgets, early retirement, just about anything is more accessible if you are wealthy.

The day I realized this was a disappointing day.
True for about 90% to 95% of interactions but the reason I still find this idea very problematic as it is easily used an excuse by all sorts of sociopaths, narcissists and power addicts that their behavior is somehow ok because it's either "not about you", or it's your fault in the first place because "you asked for it".

Let me tell you, for these people, it absolutely is about you and it is personal. And the more you try to ignore it or brush it off or search the fault within yourself, the more they will see it as confirmation of their own behavior.
Amazon is an evil company that exploits that exploits it’s employees in factories. Facebook doesn’t.
What do you use instead of Google Keep?
1. If you buy a ticket to a live theatre show you don't expect to see a movie.
They have a job. They rent property.
(1) Gum bacteria implicated in Alzheimer's and other diseases (1 year ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19606025

(2) Gum disease–causing bacteria could spur Alzheimer’s (1 year ago) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18987015
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I think they said it was unnecessary until you logged in, which was the thing that the Hacker News cookies were being used for?
Support for accessing exposed ports on docker containers using localhost:PORT is still spotty, though.

I've set up a scheduled task to get WSL IP address and update an entry in hosts file then access using http://wsl:PORT.
Thank you - the thanks is hugely appreciated; E2EE-by-default has been a never-ending project with a lot of moving parts, and given the end result is basically invisible if successful, and the enormous blogpost is a bit indigestible, it's really nice to hear the encouragement and positive feedback. Thank you for believing in Matrix and supporting us!!
>The team has published their results in the journal "Combustion and Flame".

Sounds like a rip-roaring read!
>It isn't hugely "special"

I really do agree with you, but butter and dairy are pretty ubiquitously used in American cooking, it's actually really difficult to eat at restaurants that don't use butter on things that would definitely be vegan otherwise.

>when Indian food is reasonably popular

I'm willing to bet that a lot Americans who try to make Indian food at home will use butter instead of oils for their pans. Also, the most popular Indian dishes that don't have meat, namely * Paneer, is cheese.

But yes, if I wanted to avoid animal products, I would definitely try the Indian place. They definitely have at least thought about whether or not animal products have gone into their food, while usually the average American isn't really sure of the ingredients to their foods.

>debunks the notion that vegans all eat weird concoctions of soy meant to resemble meat. I'm sure some do, but a curry which happens to contain no animal products is much more appealing.

Rice and beans, a complete meal nutritionally and easy to make interesting!

But to address the point of GP's post:

You really do need to hover over dietarily restricted food. It's really sad when you order 1 GF dish and everyone wants to try it, leaving the one person with an allergy to drink soda. Someone needs to be there saying: "there's a limited amount of this food for people with dietary restrictions. If you don't have that dietary restriction, please move on. There's plenty of food for you."
I think it's in the landowner's interest to not have a bunch of people with nothing to lose on the streets.

What does your property value look like after riots, looting, and societal breakdown? How much is your house worth burned down to the ground?
I remember, that's why I dodged that bullet by quitting.
The legislators haven't legislated for a particular mechanism, they've just said that any tracking has to be opt in, as opposed to opt out. Do Not Track was a technical solution for this, but when IE made do not track the default, and tracking something you had to opt in to, they panicked and stopped supporting the headers and instead preferring the cookie walls, rather than trusting the browser settings. If websites respected UA settings, and the UA implemented DNT in a way that's compatible with the law (so, DNT: 0 only when you opt in), then we wouldn't be here
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I think more people should shoot for something like that.

I remember when tesla first created it's electric cars and they put these huge expensive batteries in them.

Other cars required an engineering degree to figure out how to get across town and back, and tesla had these cars that freed up your mind and let you drive. and then they could build on that with the supercharger network.

Eventually the range went up and the battery cost went down and the future was the present.
Can you ask them if they'd like to save their progress?
> verification of authenticity is, to me, something that is just completely fucked in terms of even being an idea. Do these same customers get angry when they find out the movie they just paid to see was fiction?

I mean, I think they would if they were told it was a live broadcast.

Of all the fetishes out there, I think wanting to view a person in real-time is one of the more easily understandable ones. I am positive that there are plenty of people out there who prefer watching a live cam over uploaded VODs, even if they never actually interact with the model.

I'm sure that cam models are exceptionally concerned about privacy for very good reasons, and I don't think anyone should be obligated to provide live verification if they don't want to. But it's not like it's an irrational request.
a chatbot that exclusively asks about narwhals baconing
But you’re OK with the landlord being out on the street?
I find myself torn regarding the popular prescription against "said-bookisms". While I try to follow it in my own writing, it is the case that much real-world English speech uses a limited vocabulary and relies on tone of voice to carry meaning. As such, simple dialogue described by verbs like "hissed", "grunted", "whined", etc. better reflects how people really speak than more literary alternatives, and there is a trade-off in verisimilitude that comes from relying entirely on words to convey mood.
That's the key question (I'm just a poor programmer so I don't really know), but my thinking is we don't understand the software that powers the brain. your cpu my be running, the hardware may be say refreshing the ram right on schedule to keep the contents viable, but that's separate from having the running program you want. We don't really know the software running in the brain. I'm sad, really I don't expect brain upload (whatever it would mean metaphysically, I want to upload my consciousness, instead of just pass into nothing) in the next 30 or 40 years. Even for billionaires.
Awesome overview of data prep but I am probably a bit biased.
smh...how full of themselves or dumb do these 20 have to be to accept? I can just imagine the conversation.

'Hello this is Sheryl calling from the Death Star. We are pleased to inform you that the Emperor wants you on his board of scapegoats.'

'Now now Sheryl please don't call it a board of scapegoats. Personally speaking, I am so wise and brilliant, that what comes out of my 20 inch head really matters to the lives of 2 billion people, and will challenge and influence his highness in ways none of his 50000 courtiers past or present have done. They are too dumb and ineffective you see. Therefore with a sense of duty to mankind that I have had in me since childhood I accept most humbly'
Honestly, I think the majority of us don't have any enemies at all. We might imagine we do, though.
Being in the SCA (though mostly peripherally) and having several friends in the SCA, I think it's safe to say that "it's all about sex" is too broad a generalization. Certainly that is an aspect of it for some people, but from my experience the SCA is not significantly more "about sex" than Sci-fi, Anime, or Video-gaming fandoms--as at least one other person has already pointed out, it's there, but it's not the main focus.

Perhaps more to your point, if these are mating dances, why do so many people who already have stable, long-term mates participate?
The quote appears in many variants -- here's one as an interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2wLP0izeJE .
They're not retreating. It's an additional service.
They should get a second job then. There's no excuse.
If we're using reddit posts to teach bots empathy then we are truly doomed
I wish I had an objective test. All I can go by is the difficulty I experience solving problems and my progress at work. There are certain classes of problems, boolean logic for instance, which used to be second nature to me but now leave me feeling blank and without even a hint of what the answer is. It even shows up in everyday life. I encounter more and more situations where I can't take the available information and generate a solid decision... I end up 'YOLO'ing it a lot and just taking a guess. I'm trying to come up with coping strategies, like writing things down and using visual tricks, but it doesn't work most of the time. It's frustrating and scary. I don't even know if I could transition from a tech role into management because I am so unfocused and unable to think.
I like the concept but the UI is so ugly
I think it's a moral essential for landlords to be homeless.