skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The song’s namesake sculpture is located in a park a couple blocks from my home:
https://goo.gl/maps/AbD9P8iQFRFhN5f86

Coincidentally, Bruce and Brandon Lee are buried in a cemetery next door to this park.

The Sound Garden is another sculpture in another Seattle park.
Compare with this https://1secondpainting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/5999....

:)
Right you are. It's been a while since I last read The King of the Rings.
MSDN Magazine was no where near LWN, at least not for its last few years of existence. It was very high level with almost no technical insight. I only remember seeing not very helpful or in depth tutorials and a rant or two by people who seemed fairly uninformed in each issue.
Nice find. That certainly indicates the exact opposite of "non-malicious".
No way! I've done exactly the same thing. (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15479160) At first I thought this was my own thread! I guess there's a healthy overlap between loving Minesweeper puzzles and CSS puzzles. :)

I used HTML/CSS so I could implement it on a Neopets page, which meant I couldn't use forms, inputs, or CSS3, which means it's less feature-complete and the approach is completely different. The final result, though, is still the same delightful Minesweeper experience.

http://www.neopets.com/~Cism

Codepen link (so you don't have to be signed into Neopets to see it)

https://codepen.io/qaz/pen/bGEzyrJ

Enjoy!
Global heating: best and worst case scenarios less likely than thought
I've written a couple of articles for LWN (I waived the fee)[1][2]. It's quite an involved process going through many rounds of editing. You have to stick to the house style and use the house markup. The results are excellent because of this consistent attention to detail, but I wouldn't recommend it as a way to make a quick buck :-) The whole process for these two articles took two weeks from proposal to publication and involved 30 emails as well as many edits in their CMS.

[1] https://lwn.net/Articles/749185/

[2] https://lwn.net/Articles/749443/
Why should they care aboit it being released though?
I would wager most wait for things to get reported rather than be pre-emptive about it. I wonder if MTurk could ever be fast enough for an approval process on something like Instagram.

I think vetting users rather than content is probably the most efficient method of community curation though. If you have an approval process or other ways to validate that users aren't nefarious then you would reduce your workload by a bunch. Most bad images seem to come from burner accounts.

Unfortunately the only thing that comes to mind is a social credit as a service style system and maybe that's not where we want to steer this ship...
I disagree. So far NO other UI library/framework than react offered the “interface as a function of state” paradigm. All others (Svelte, Vue partially) are based on templates with their ad-hoc syntax for ifs and maps/loops and so on. This is a non starter for me. I will consider other things than react, as long as they use this concept of interface as a function of state. This is non negociable for me at this point.
Maintaining compatibility was never an option. But the most sensible solution to running out of address space is simply to extend the address space. Instead IPv6 decides to change the format into something which is not really human readable, and decides to kill NAT as well. Which was really a terrible decision imo. I like NAT, I like having addresses that I can remember, and I hate the idea of having a unique globally routable address for every device.

The primary argument for adopting IPv6 is that IPv4 will be exhausted. Not that there’s something good about IPv6 that I would want to have. Personally I hope it never succeeds in getting sufficient adoption, so that eventually we can have a good IPv7 that’s just a bigger version of IPv4.
Do you admin a medium or larger network? Despite the strength of your comment it also illustrates some ignorance.

"No way", "weird persistent idea".

This despite many reasonable people suggesting it.

Deploying IPv6 at scale is deploying a totally different protocal. What is irritating is that it's not just a larger set of bits, everything changed making adoption and tooling MUCH much harder.

"All the tools would need to be thrown out"

Totally and absolutely false. Because an extended Ipv4 would have the same underlying concepts you could modify the tools and continue to use them.

From address assignment (3 ways now) to the dynamic address privacy extensons (don't actually play well with IPSEC configs) to doing renumberings on prefix changes (100% nightmare) to all the training / learning new things (costs money in bigger orgs) they seem to have purposely made this change extremely hard.

Good news, I'm on board more or less with the migration at this point, and if I am a good marker of average reasonable interested in new things but not wasting tons of time then this is a good sign.

But boy they could have made this whole thing easier
Find out what your ASN is (e.g. https://www.ultratools.com/tools/asnInfo) and then look it up on peering dB:

https://www.peeringdb.com/

It'll give you an idea if your ISP is advertising IPv6 routing on their network if they have some prefixes. So whether it's something they're working on or not.
Many would say the same of the artists the NN’s mimic. Perhaps they’re doing better than you give them credit ;)
Not entirely sure I'd call that post 'doxxing' - it read as more of a "Oh look - this guy who left a bad review of my book has just been sent to prison for 18 years for cybercrime."

(Does it count as doxxing if the DOJ does it? [https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/ukrainian-national-who-co-fou...] )
This is not true. With fiber, if you want to go full-duplex, you need to specify which frequencies you want to use per direction. Because 99.9% of users use much, much more downlink thank uplink, it does not make sense to reserve an equal amount of bandwidth for up and downlink, because that would reduce the uplink bandwidth per fibre. Symmetric bandwidth is wasteful for everyone but the content providers (who might even want asymmetric bandwidth but with more up than downlink).
That's a fairly new development BTW, I believe 2005-2007. Before that, unbaptized "good" souls were collecting dust in limbo.
There were proposals for backwards compatible addressing schemes. But they were rejected for a "clean slate" approach. Almost 30 years later, we can see how successful that was...

EIP (Extended Internet Protocol) [0] was proposed in 1992 as a replacement for IPv4:

"EIP achieves maximum backward compatibility with IP by making the extended space appear to be an IP option to the IP hosts and routers.

When an IP host receives an EIP packets, the EIP Extension field is safely ignored as it appears to the IP hosts as an new, therefore an unknown, IP option. As a result, there is no need for translation for in-coming EIP packets destined to IP hosts and there is also no need for subnet routers to be upgraded during the transition period."

[0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1385.html
A lack of fail-over is a problem at almost every level. Like how if my home internet has gone out and I've connected over wifi to my phone's hotspot, I have to disable my ethernet adapter before I can get at the outside world over wifi.
That's not all that IPv6 changed. There is a reason even places like google cloud have not implemented ipv6 (and these are huge scale players). They changed so many things around the protocol that you need new firewall experts, new configuration experts etc etc
Show HN: Twtxt v0.0.6 is out Your self-hosted, centralised, microBlogging
First ever picture of something vaguely resembling our solar system 300 ly away
Tell the 6 million Jews, hundreds of thousands to million+ Romanis, and hundreds of thousands of disabled who were systematically exterminated by gassing, shootings, starvation and various other means that being outlawed is a "hypothetical risk". Even beyond WW2 to say what you said is so incredibly against any form of historical understanding that one must start to wonder what your motive with it is.
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Medium paid you $800 for this one? https://medium.com/better-humans/how-to-set-up-your-windows-...
I think so, yes. Otherwise you're sending large portions of their personally identifiable information to some sort of database without their consent.
They purchased Yammer and progressively made it a slower, added bugs, continued to degrade the UI/UX and messed up the authentication system, it became a dumpster fire.
I found the paragraph about char a bit unclear; especially when explaining that all chars are 4 bytes long, and std::mem::size_of_val("Hello!") is 6 bytes. I would have expected it to be 24 bytes long!
Hmm, is that a situation where there is no appropriate action to take, regardless of the outcome of the screen? If that were the case, then there would be no point in doing the screen even if all actors were fully rational. But I'm guessing it's more like, the correct action is to wait N months and do a followup test.

Does it not work to say "If we take a biopsy, assuming normal treatment plans and outcomes for someone in your reference class, there's a 0.1% chance the biopsy kills you, and a 0.05% chance it saves you from cancer compared to the plan I'm recommending", or whatever the truth is?

(If the next possible step is a biopsy, under what circumstances does the calculus imply one should do the biopsy? When the screen results look sufficiently bad? Then maybe they shouldn't be presented as a binary "positive"/"negative".)
There is no reason, except if you don't invest to have enough bandwidth for your users, which you shouldn't have a problem with, given the available technology. So again, it's not a technical issue. No need to be a cheapskate and excuse it with "wastefulness". Available bandwidth is growing faster than what you can use.
Yeah the tagging jobs I did were weird like "find the baby" haha... And other obvious tagging videos.

I can get from the user side about the burner accounts. I feel a physical response when I get denied to post a first post say in a sub and I'm like "Excuse me..." But yeah that's definitely discouraging/limiting to stick around before contributing.
Don't just chuck your bookmarks into a pile. Sort them, label them - curate them.

Otherwise it's pretty much "garbage in, garbage out".
Java not running in the browser is still a disaster. Python and Go would be awesome.
Have you used Soundslice (https://www.soundslice.com/) with your students? I help make it and would love to get your feedback.
I get more goosebumps from listening to that song than running around naked in the snow.
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Tongkat Ali – This plant is native to SE Asia. In the last twenty years or so, it has been used as an aphrodisiac.
Horny Goat Weed – In Chinese traditions, this has been used to help men with their sexual problems including increasing testosterone. The active substance in this plant has been studied by scientists, and one study from Xin Zhong Cheng at Beijing Medical University identified Icariin as the active substance in this plant.
Saw Palmetto Berry – Speculation is that this helps with your prostate health.
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Sidenote -

>without a GSM module how do you connect to the Internet(4G/LTE)

This is also a reason why we need non-cellular mobile Internet[1], like city wide WiFi hotspots.

[1]https://needgap.com/problems/51-non-cellular-network-mobile-...
This appears to reuse NVIDIA's StyleGAN network, just like artbreeder.io which was previously on HN. If I remember correctly, NVIDIA's terms don't allow non-research use.
esentially: use text-transform: uppercase; for accessibility reasons.
I agree. The problem is that most people learn these precise technical terms first in their own language and must then learn them also in English (well, in truth, for me it was the other way around :) ).

I think that this write-up could use a simpler English, as it is titled, then the reader can later proceed to learning the more precise technical terms in other material.
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Yes, there is also no reason why I don’t have a personal road built from my house to my workplace reserved solely for me, it’s only a matter of investment. Almost nobody needs that investment, and if you’re going to lay more fibre, you’re better off providing even more downlink capacity.
I don't understand why these articles don't link or at least provide a full title of the paper.

The paper itself:

An assessment of Earth's climate sensitivity using multiple lines of evidence,
Sherwood et al., Reviews of Geophysics, 2020,
doi: 10.1029/2019RG000678

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1029/2019...

preprint manuscript: https://climateextremes.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/WC...

another mainstream article on the subject
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200722112648.h...
> Four years of research confidently narrows range of 1.5°C-4.5°C down to 2.3°C-3.9°C
Part 1 which contains the questionnaire this seems to be based on together with some more general results has a small section about "songs particularly well known to millenials but to few others". None of them reaches 50% with millennials. But that shouldn't be surprising, it's post-MTV music. Why would any two persons know the same songs?

https://pudding.cool/2020/04/music-challenge/
so what does this mean? how does being bigger and heavier affect the outcome?
The day a machine is gonna try to have a conversation with me I'm gonna smash it the concrete way! keep dreaming about the perfect creature/slave/SEXBOT :D
Not a complete list without Bruce Dickinson !
Fasteners are categorized using a higher-level system because there are multiple, independent dimensions--thread pitch, thread width, shank width, unthread shank length, threaded shank length, head type, tip type, etc--at play, and the relationships are relatively arbitrary (AFAIU--maybe there's some sophisticated, deliberate geometry at play I'm not aware of). There's no such thing as a 3 1/2" screw--there are many different types of screws that are 3 1/2" long, and they each have a particular label. So you can't really directly compare the qualities of metric or American standard fastener sizing systems.
Title should be "Why Founders Don't Listen to Me."

Answer is deflection: founders just aren't as smart as the author.
Available bandwidth still grows faster than what you can use. So there is no reason not to provide symmetrical bandwidth. And price of that bandwidth is also only going down.
The videogame industry is terrible at knowing about anything that isn’t in the ‘cool’ bubble. FB games were definitely deeply uncool and whilst people will have heard about and even played them they will never be part of games haiography. Same thing with games like Neopets and other predominately ‘girl’ games.

Even stuff like Roblox is only just getting noticed by game development influencers and it’s a huge platform pointing at the road towards the next big thing in games.
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And don't forget that founders are bombarded with what is proclaimed to be "good advice", including "Don't try, get a stable job instead" and a ton of directly conflicting advice.

It quickly becomes incredibly hard to discern what is actually good advice for your situation to what is bad advice with good intentions, especially without the lived experience.
> Shredding is absolutely fine.

After the Shah of Iran was overthrown, the US Embassy shredded documents.

The next government hired an army of women, presumably weavers, to successfully reassemble the documents.
Calories burned is just such a small part of exercising, weightlifting and running have massive differences in results in all other areas. Saying you can't tell the difference between the two is just ridiculous, I'm sorry.

But ok, let's just focus on the single aspect that makes your argument hold a drop of water: calories. If you try to burn as much calories with weightlifting you will end up at least overtrained if not injured (thousands of calories per day eaten by PED users does not count). Running on the other hand can get you to Auschwitz physique pretty safely.

Which brings me to another massive difference: the failure scenarios of both techniques. You can get injured and harm your health in completely different ways. Weight lifting has vastly higher injure rates. What about therapy? There is something that can influence you but only in a good way? No way to over do it or do it wrongly? And all techniques are equal in this regard as well? I can tell you another thing which has these properties of "all are equal, nothing can harm you": homeopathy. Because again, it doesn't do anything.
I'm in the south. Not a sign of dust here. Even my dark colored car is clean.
He is definitely one of the most interesting people to listen to when it comes to AI, Intelligence and Philosophy. I've seen him in Leipzig on CCC events in the past, here are some of his other talks:

* Computational Meta-Intelligence (32C3): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRdJCFEqFTU

* Machine Dreams (33C3): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5nJ5l6dl2s

* The Ghost in the Machine (35C3): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3K5UxWRRuY&t=2516s

He also did a very interesting podcast episode with Fefe and Frank from alternativlos! (in German): https://alternativlos.org/42/
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Only if your priest disallows other interpretations. Here people can disagree what constitutes faith. Many Christians believe that God is everything good, so if you share good values, it's thinkable you are effectively a decent Christian. But yeah, for Protestants faith is formality: if you only believe in these and these letters and remain a miserable sinner, you get a ticket to heaven.
Don't do stupid things then.

If you want to interact with anyone making jailbreaks, don't do it. If you think you're going to develop a jailbreak, don't join the program.

They have better lawyers than you can afford. And if you're sued for breach of contract, can you afford it?
Wonderful reply. Thanks!
I've heard that LLVM uses neural networks to drive the register allocator. I don't know how well it works, but it's a pretty cool idea.
China’s 5-Finger Punch
That's literally a vaccine.
What problems would you rate as more severe than being gassed alive or having your organs stolen?
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I was in a college dorm sitting in a smallish room with about a dozen chairs and a TV mounted in a corner near the ceiling. Our high school drum line was at the campus as a camp to practice for the upcoming marching season. It was a hot day and we were all tired and sweaty from practice. Like you, hearing the song always sparks that memory.
I clicked that link. Absolutely no evidence it was written by the CIA, of any kind, by the sound of it. "May have been" is a fair but misleading summary. "No evidence it was" wouldn't've got me to click.
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Great idea! Will do that.
If I hung any of these in my house and signed them with random names, no one would be able to tell that they weren’t organically made.
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For someone who hears about Spectrum the first time...what is this stuff? It is not explained on the site either, like I was supposed to know.
> It's not a good idea. The Chrome sandbox is arguably a lot stronger than Apparmor/ Seccomp. A native program in Apparmor or SELinux can still make virtually arbitrary system calls, whereas an attacker who has compromised a Javascript renderer can not. Further, The attacker would have to own the renderer first, whereas you're talking about just giving native execution rights. Further than that, you can just Apparmor/seccomp chrome? So just go do that? I've done it myself.

In a container sandbox platform, you could still define the permissions that must be granted for a site. Like, this program wants to access your camera, should you let it? Or, it wants to access a directory. That isn't much different than a browser today.
First time founder startup declines YC offer
I used it way back (5+ years ago), and it was too cumbersome to train the recognition engine to recognize my writing properly...Maybe it has improved since then? Maybe the iPad ecosystem does this better Not sure, to be honest.

The writing experience was not ideal, either. I'd scroll the page by mistake, etc;
I must put you on to my carpenter friend then, seems he's wrong. Not in America btw.
I think the whole article can be summed up with this:

> This is no different than when growing up and you used to ignore your parents advice because you think you know better

To learn some things you have to experience them, often multiple times. That's why making mistakes is the most valuable part of any experience.

I have made a tonne of mistakes so far, a lot of them because I was disillusioned at the time -- but disillusionment is a double-edged sword -- it can be the catalyst a lot of people need when starting a company.
Thanks for mentioning the mobile layout issue. That landing page is brand new and I forgot to check mobile.

The platform is a general content tree, so yeah it can hold blogs or wikis or anything. The podcast feature is not sophisticated, it just presents a feed, and lets you click on items to listen to.

What I should do is load all of Wikipedia in (for one topic, like Physics) to demonstrate how much better this kind of architecture for editing is, compared to other wikis, imo.
Thanks! Didn’t know I could look this up. Looks like my ISP has no IPv6 prefixes so far.
> Also seems like Gen X has pretty good musical knowledge overall!

It's the generation defined by having watched MTV from the first broadcast to when it stopped showing music videos.
To emulate Minesweeper's not-a-bomb-on-the-first-click experience, I start the board off with a generous region revealed, and then to emulate flood-filling, I make blank cells sit in an invisible (overflow hidden) scroll box that scrolls to a revealed version of the region when you click the blank cells, which have relative links. That only works for rectangular regions, but I remember having a way to make it work with irregularly shaped regions and being too lazy to implement it because it was going to be even trickier and uglier than what I was already doing. I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader. :P
> especially the part denigrating philosophers

Quite the opposite, really. I simply refuse to put them on a pedestal by making arguments like you did saying, essentially, “philosophers have been saying this is complicated for hundreds of years, therefore it must be”. Which, as other have stated, is not a logical argument but a faith based one. It’s really quite the same as my friends HS theology class, in which a correct answer to “what evidence do we have of the existence of god” was “thousands of years of belief and study by renowned theologians”, aka. bullshit.