skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was wondering what happened to the engineer because he is mentioned in the fast.ai book chapter on ethics in data science and stumbled upon this article.

> It's not just a moral burden, either. Sometimes technologists pay very directly for their actions. For instance, the first person who was jailed as a result of the Volkswagen scandal, where the car company was revealed to have cheated on its diesel emissions tests, was not the manager that oversaw the project, or an executive at the helm of the company. It was one of the engineers, James Liang, who just did what he was told.

https://github.com/fastai/fastbook/blob/master/03_ethics.ipy...
I can toggle between virtual desktops with a keystroke in Windows, too! I have mine set to CTRL-WINDOWS-arrow. Let me know what you're having trouble with and I can help you get Windows 10 set up the way you want.
Tiling window manager like i3 in multiple monitors environment is not that convenient as I thought. Most of the time I just use one monitor. Switching workspace between multiple monitors confuses me.
I agree it sounds more like a superficial dismissal. Supposedly the exact thing HN is not about.
AI novice here. It would seem to me that the detection algorithm can be repurposed into making the original less detectable. A recursion that never ends. An advantage quickly becomes disadvantage.

Worse. All information - even facts and truth - has been subverted. What happens when there is no trust? Is this not a road to the New Darker Ages?
> If anybody else is interested in another abandoned open source flight sim

Also Search and Rescue II flightsim reborn this year.[0]

[0] https://searchandrescue2.github.io/sar2/
The problem will increasingly be "whose algorithm do we believe". Internet has revealed that people believe mostly what they want to. We have seen that a large subset of people are believing Bill Gates is behind the pandemic. Why would masses somehow be more rational in picking the most rigorous and objective neural network to recognize deepfakes, than they are in making sense of the world in general? In the end we will have multiple competing entities claiming to have the best deepfake recognition, all with their own agenda
The difference is that all the bacteria can become resistant to the antibiotic soon after it is created.
It is too late to drink when you feel thirsty.
Trollope's The Way We Live Now is a classic, and still very relevant today.

I doubt there's a single unique absolute worst novelist. But self-publishing has allowed people with no talent for English, never mind for fiction, to hawk their efforts through the Kindle Store and Wattpad.

The results vary from "That was... not great" to "OMGWTAF."
Doctors I've spoken with. Do you want their names and phone numbers or something? What are you expecting me to say here?
That'd be a win, but to our knowledge, no.
Wages seem to be doing fine.
I tested the phrase "go to kyle's channel on twitch" and it actually went to twitch.tv/kyle - which I found impressive.
For anyone that hasn't seen They Shall Not Grow Old, I highly recommend it.

Peter Jackson (of Lord of the Rings fame) spent years working with the British government to digitize and colorize their old footage of World War I. They also added in sound using the actual military equipment that was used in the field during the war. They also hired lip readers to figure out what each person was saying and added in dialogue.

It's really incredible and makes the war (which was only 100 years ago) feel much more modern than old black and white footage.

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrabKK9Bhds
Some ideas after a LONG list of trys:

- Exercise, even if just 10min daily

- Sleep in a colder room

- Maybe is a lot of noise around you, and night is the time for your brain to work cleanly. Reduce it (I find this recently)

- Stop being worry about not get sleep. The more you worry, the less you get.

- If can, sleep when you feel it, get up when not. Not force to get sleep if you know you can't. I think this help to reset the clock. After a while things start to settle.

- Substances amplify what is wrong, maybe. I think is better to fix the macro stuff, the routine, and then maybe use something.
Amazing idea, much more efficient than my normal routine when developing. Looking forward to trying!
Works great when you spend a lot of time in a code editor with a file navigation pane on the left fourth of the screen. Keeps the code in the center so you don't have to look to the left all day.
How TikTok and ByteDance could be using – and abusing – user data
The blog is an HTML inside the user directory, ok. But how to post new entries to the blog? Manually editing the HTML?
You're currently being downvoted, but I agree, YAML is kinda terrible, not sure why anyone thought Python's syntactically relevant whitespace was ideal for a config file.

Classic example:

- containerPort: 7173
name: http

I think that's an object in a list? But it's not overly clear.And if I indented any of those lines wrong...
I have a feeling that many people I interview/test actually see this as an opportunity to learn these technologies, while normally it's definitely not, so I don't select based on that; quite the opposite. They won't have this on their resume often, but want to 'learn on the job'.

And yes, what you say happens also; for a recent project where we did need all this tech, sometimes I'm sitting with people with 'years of experience' in containerisation etc and during the interview it turns out they have no clue besides the absolute bare basics.

And ofcourse, this causes now that CTO's/CIO's not only see these terms in magazines online, but also see it on all their resumes so they start demanding the use in projects while there is no reason to do so.
Which is why you need to cultivate a zen-like calm when dealing with them, otherwise they will hurt you
The dichotomy here is between allowing the Chinese or the American governments access to my information. Without reservation, if those are the choices, I would prefer the former.

Perhaps competing with China in AI is not the perfect solution, though I cannot think of a better one, but it sure beats being out competed by them.

There are no absolutes here, its about accepting that we live in an imperfect world and picking the least bad outcomes we can.
The story of genesis is likely just a robe used to make sure the soul of the text propagated forward in time. The truth about the text of genesis is likely that it is a technical document or map. I personally think it's from an ancient civilization that traveled here from the stars. But it's like a seed of higher consciousness, the patterns in the letter text trigger some type of awaking in our minds as they try to pattern match that opens our consciousness to a wider view of the world. Stan Tenen from the meru foundation discovered the patterning in the text that is incredible.

https://youtu.be/midn6ABiZMA
https://youtu.be/OJGW2UANWRE
What helped me,

•Staying in present. Philosophers called it 'optimal state of consciousness', Psychologists call it Flow, Rich kids call it as Mindfulness. What ever it's called, its just simple focus on the present and it works wonders on mental health.

•Using DND/Aeroplane mode more i.e. limiting phone calls to absolutely when needed. As a side-effect saves battery as well & good for privacy too.

•Using email over chat, improved the quality of communication & again good for privacy too.
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Wouldn't that be useful for crash reporting?
YAML is unusable without a sufficiently capable linter. Syntax is very fragile and completely decoupled from function.
I think religion might have proved that people will believe whatever they want to first. The book Sapiens really opened my eyes to people.
Which leads to the question: Would you have paid/donated to the project if it were easy to compile? Like someone provided a simple compile script.
Three Waves of In-Home and On-Demand Fitness
Let's say you have two companies A and B. A does on-device only and B does in the cloud. Even if their systems begin being just as accurate, B has an ever growing stream of new training data with which to improve their system. A does not. Over time B will become better and better while A does not. Worse, by downloading the model onto devices the model can be easily copied, cloned, reverse engineered, interrogated and otherwise used by competitors.
You're spot on.

This is a great reference, especially when I try to to reason with people who misuse and misunderstand the word.

https://kottke.org/20/01/jim-lehrers-rules-of-journalism-1
Because YouTube, Facebook will flag these videos before they become too widespread.
I find Intellij's K8s plugin really helpful for identifying issues within a single K8s YAML file, but it won't find things like a deployment.yaml without a pdb.yaml but it's a good start.
You don't need to use any of these verticals - you can just write a .js file and serve it without any modifications, linting, etc.

But if you want to? Each vertical has a de-facto community standard at this point. If you want typechecking, it's TS. If you want formatting, it's Prettier. Etc.

And of course, nobody's captured 100% of any of these verticals - there are plenty of people who use Flow o Reason for typechecking, or "StandardJS" for formatting.

But a new person setting up a JS project can just install the community standards at this point and be fine (albeit bothered at configuring things, if they don't use c-r-a).
In my book, when you help, you help free of charge, free of expectation, because you want to help. It's why I don't loan money to friends, I only give them money I'm willing not to see again. If you are charging interest, and particularly if you're getting angry when it's not repaid in a timely fashion with that interest, I wouldn't call that help. I would call it a business transaction.

The grocery store doesn't "help" me with food. I pay for it.
That may slow down religious spammers.
HN is a land of contradiction and overreaction :)
Tech has become a marketing term. Might as well call them synergy companies. There's a conflation of concepts and how the various "tech" companies make their money. How can anyone keep track when "tech" is such a broad brush to paint with?
I really want to get into property renovations. I currently have one rental property mortgage fully paid (I was lucky I pretty much inherited it). I work as a software developer but I'm really starting to hate it. I pretty much grew up on building sites as my dad was a property developer. Unfortunately I didn't take an interest in the business and he's dead now so I've just been reading a few books on getting in to it. Would you mind telling me roughly how you started your business?
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The hebrew letter text of the 5 books of moses is likely a map or a technical document. See Stan Tenens work from the meru foundation, they've posted all the lectures hes video tapes to YouTube. The first one from 1989 is still one of my favorites.

https://youtu.be/OJGW2UANWRE
In the case of mobile apps, you can’t refund the customer. You have to send them instructions on how to request a refund through the App Store.

Marco Arment - the author of Overcast a popular podcast app for iOS - has said repeatedly that if he could just offer refunds instead of dealing with an irate customer he would.
Look like nice Guide for someone starting with PostgreSQL, thanks!
> That said, a quick shufti at the casualty figures[0] shows that the absolute worst place to be, during the war, was in a German trench.

I am not sure how you reach that conclusion. If you add the British and French casualty numbers, you roughly get the German casualty numbers (the Germans also fought the Russians and the British and French also fought the Ottomans). According to the Wikipedia article on the western front [0], the entente had more casualties.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Front_(World_War_I)
Develop an intuitive understanding of the key mental models mentioned by Charlie Munger in his classic speech given to a Harvard class 25 years ago:

"The Psychology of Human Misjudgment," by Charlie Munger

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqzcCfUglws

http://web.archive.org/web/20151004200748/http://law.indiana...

If I may paraphrase Mr. Munger, you never want to be a one-legged man in the ass-kicking contest of life.
I only social on my phone. So. Placing it by the door of my office, out of reach is effective for me.
You should revisit your clear pee theory. Clear all the time means you've consumed way too much water and you're probably low on electrolytes.
As an alternative look ar RattlesnakeOS: https://github.com/dan-v/rattlesnakeos-stack

Needs a Google Pixel but you can customize all kinds of things and still have a locked boot loader.
Nice! Helps solve a super tedious problem
How to Run Samsung Phone Apps in Windows 10
Do wealthy communities not have churches?
I used to describe them as monkeys with wings... ...and built-in Swiss army knives, to tourists. Because their beaks are amazingly versatile. They've been observed removing screws with them.

But I love how their cleverness is directly tied to the harshness of their habitat - they're the only alpine parrot, and they survive solely on their wits and their incessant curiosity, to them, everything must be investigated as a potential food source.

...or as a potential fun source, they do love a good time.
A quick search on sourceforge revealed these:

- https://sourceforge.net/projects/drts/

- https://sourceforge.net/projects/csp/

- https://sourceforge.net/projects/facsimulation/

Abandoned source code feels like carcasses of sunken ships waiting for someone to rescue whatever is still valuable. Makes me a bit sad and hopeful in a certain way.
I'm not 100% sure where you are going with "gross ones in the EU context" but I'll try to answer you.

Hungary economy has been developing rapidly in the past decade. Real estate has been booming by refurbishing old buildings still damaged from the WW2 and the communist occupation. Hungary has a lot of skilled engineer given its size. Hungarian salaries are growing fast but are still lower than many other EU countries.
Hungary has very low taxation (9% corporate tax, 15% income tax).
So from an financial point of view is quite conveniente to live in Budapest, there are plenty of new parks, children playgrounds and restaurants and they are all quite affordable if your income comes from out of Hungary.
So this is the reason why someone does it.

Viktor Orbán is the prime minister of Hungary since 2010.
Orban has been more and more anti EU in recent years.
I'm a strong supporter of the EU and sincerely all this anti-EU propoganda upsets me and frightens me very much.
We were planning to buy a house in Budapest and stay longer but frankly after hearing more and more anti-EU sentiment from the Hungarian government we'll likely stay a couple more years until our child finishes the daycare and then move somewhere else (we do move quite often anyway).

Please next time refrain from using an adjective like "gross" while speaking about a country since there is plenty of human beings coming from there and "gross" sounds more like a mean comment than a constructive criticism.
If people are making more by NOT working than they would otherwise make working, isn't that a signal that wages are significantly too low?
> You touch your face more when adjusting the mask so if it's not efficient enough it may be a net negative.

Keep hand sanitizer in your pocket. Whenever you touch the mask, sanitize your hands. Both before you touch (in case you touched a COVID19 infected surface, you don't want to add COVID19 to the mask), and after you touch (in case your mask prevented COVID19 from entering your lungs, you don't want to contaminate other things anymore)

Problem solved. At my work, there's hand-sanitizer everywhere now. I don't even need to reach into my pockets anymore.

Or #2: don't touch your mask. Ever. That's how doctors/nurses do it. The hand-sanitizer crutch is what I do because I'm not as good as a doctor/nurse with my discipline. But I'm training myself to never touch the mask.
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Must be a nice tidy world where everything is just the media’s fault, except where you admit that they did the thing you are criticizing them for not doing.

Why hasn’t Fox cracked the case, they are a mainstream media company?
I used the AI to destroy the AI
You are right, I think, but maybe not seeing the whole picture as to why the left tries to break these standards down:

Not everything you list is entirely a personal choice. Weight and scent are only a choice to a certain extent, as is available hairstyle. Choice of fashion, hairstyle, etc., are also culturally limited in many cases, or limited by where one lives and what one can access.

That's the point of left-leaning deconstruction: to point out that what we take as the standard in these areas is no standard, just a cultural determination (which shuts some people out, or makes it hard for them unnecessarily) we've been told never to question. In my view, the right leaning response tends to be "yeah, but it's a determination that benefits us, so we like it."
Comparing Floats Is Tricky
Some reference material would be good. Article? Research?

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=too+much+water+electrolytes

These results seem to indicate one has to drink a lot - not just enough for clear pee
Humans as soulless automatons, grown in test tubes, segmented into castes, given happy pills and sex0rz for social control was specifically meant as a parody of the "utopian" views of assclowns like HG Wells and the other 19th century socialist weirdos in the Bloomsbury group. It is, of course, the dystopia we most obviously inhabit in the West.

Fear not; tiring of it, it appears we're going to try Orwell's dystopia next.
There is now, and was then, plenty of evidence to suppose that enough people would not handle the truth responsibly, and would panic-buy masks rather than adopt alternatives.
Certainly one time pricing with unlimited upgrades/support misaligns the incentives of the developer and the customer. That said, it's probably fine for a relatively low-priced product that doesn't have any particular lock-in--like a utility of some sort. Or a game. I sold a shareware program like that for quite a while and never had a problem with that model.

Clearly, there are other types of software that this doesn't make as much sense for.
Does it? I registered a trade mark for my small business. Didn’t require a lawyer and the fee wasn’t more than a few hundred dollars per 5 year period as I recall.
Ask HN: What business software app do you hate the most? Why?
Recently discovered the Snipping Tool (start menu) - crop a screenshot rectangle, annotate with pen / highlighter, and save as JPG/PNG. Handy.
I think it is a pipe dream until we master nuclear fusion. The issue is energy vs. land area.
I don't know what their references are or what articles they've read.

But it's not hard to find warnings:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hyponatremia/...

> Drinking water is vital for your health, so make sure you drink enough fluids. But don't overdo it. Thirst and the color of your urine are usually the best indications of how much water you need. If you're not thirsty and your urine is pale yellow, you are likely getting enough water.

You see it all the time - young people drinking eight litres of water over an hour or something stupid like that during arduous physical activity because they think they should 'drink until their pee is clear', then wondering they their legs don't work anymore.
Clear is not necessary. Here's a reference for you: a professor of urology in the NHS who says "If it’s yellow it’s quite concentrated, if it’s white or just white or pale then it’s fine." So, pale is fine, yellow is not. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b036v9hq
Stop Drinking.
You can still eat like crap, and not exercise, but if you stop drinking you'll feel better. The force multiplier is that most adult have a few glasses of wine a night and Alcohol is up there with cigarettes for problems it'll cause you.

But exercising and eating well are also good to do.
see also "Training a deep learning model for deepfake detection" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22433711 )
Big reason why the USD is still the world's reserve currency despite China being the bigger trading partner for many countries. The US is willing to let allied countries play freely in its financial markets and economy, China's not as generous.

Frankly, if you have to pick between being aligned with the US or China the US gives more goodies away than China does. Full access to US markets, military umbrella, and no obnoxious sense of inherent superiority over smaller countries that's displayed overtly. The only benefit to allying with China is that China doesn't demand political reform. Everything else is very meh, especially if you're already using America's preferred political system.
You should put the URL in the URL structure so it exposes it on the link like how Apple news and amp does.

Currently it looks like you're stripping that information and replacing it with an id.

You could even do something that I did about 7 years ago that people hated for a reason I still do not know and I abandoned, which is if a url is just an id then you create a stub from the document title and use that in your url structure instead. Then it communicates the purpose of the content in those cases as well. Here's the code https://github.com/kristopolous/linkgo.es
If you're eating food then you're fine. The US military tells everyone to drink water until your piss is clear. "Hydration charts"
Can god create a fake so deep that they themselves can’t detect it?
We should also look towards simpler alternatives. ( For example some days back I also read about a profile made on a social media platform with a "generated" face )

1) For image platforms to prevent "generated" profile with fake faces, may be request 2 profile pictures and not one. A task that is difficult to achieve at high resolution.

2) For deep fake videos .. May be the idea be to fight the "video" part and not the "deep fake" part. By that I mean "signed" content. ABC news should "sign" generated videos and so should other publishing houses. So that any other source claiming forged voice or certain kind of "faked" content are not able to do so.
You seem to clearly understand what's at stake and yet you still passive-aggressively attack me.

Everything that you said is true, and it should be evident by now that baby steps like a couple of people carpooling in an EV when it's convenient to do so will not cut it. For every couple like you there are 10 couples who don't have the means to purchase an EV and their situation won't change by 2050, when cheap energy (read petrol) will be on the way out.

While it's an honourable thing that you are using your excess hard-earned money to buy EVs and solar panels instead of SUVs and fracking stocks, please understand that you're living above the living standards of most people and not everyone can afford this, and for them, reducing footprint = self-restraint.
also, keywords of the underlying software mechanisms are decoupled, so uncheckable for plain YAML tooling. Whereas with XML you can at least infer a lot about the desired structure and keywords from the schema. Deeper checks are only possible with "real" programming languages, preferrably statically typed ones. I'm wondering when that wisdom trickles down to configuration languages.
Oh man, you're gonna freak when you learn what the antifa movement has led people to do
did you feel better after you fixed it?