skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sex aside (like that's an option you're given) most guys are compulsive about trying equate their experience with yours.

That's actually a human thing (now I'm equating and I threw in an 'actually') but it's so, so, so, much more ubiquitous with guys+internet.

The steps between me doing that by default and sometimes not doing that - well, it was a lot of steps. Or time. Something.

I'm a slow learn so I have to grind away at things repeatedly before I really get a handle.
Pisight
Into Great Silence
When I had ego death, I (if you can use that word) was sort of trapped/floating in space in the universe for an eternity, felt like billions of years. But there was no planets or stars, just a massive void, and my tiny speck of consciousness.

Finally, the void "burst"/exploded and the energy from it caused me to feel "pain" the likes of which I can't even describe. It was like being hit with a laser beam that tore every atom in your being apart.

When I did, I realized it was the birth/creation of the universe, the "Big Bang" (except it's not one bang, it's a never-ending cycle) and I woke up in my bed.

I once experienced existing in multiple points in history as multiple people (no clue who they were) of all ages/ethnicities/gender simultaneously.

The other ones are things that felt related to various religions, except I wasn't aware of what they were until afterwards. But I have never been exposed to religion, and don't have any beliefs.

There are two that stand out to me.

1. I had an experience where my partner at the time, it felt like we were the same being. Two sides of the same coin. This experience wasn't going so well, and I was trapped in bed (not physically restrained, just that I couldn't get myself to move).

And the gist of it was that, I was trapped in time and forced into a choice, and it was to either let myself die and stay there eternally, or create the universe.

The theme was essentially this two-sided entity that wanted to create and then experience the universe to entertain itself, but in doing so would also unleash all the pain that would ever exist.

Later on I wound up running across the concept of the "Demiurge" in Gnosticism, and that aligned pretty nearly with my experience.

2. Nearing ego-death and in my head having the phrase "I am Who I am" repeating endlessly. It had several meanings. "I am", "I am who?" "Who am I?" "I am who I am." At some point I woke up and was speaking some very foreign sounding language that I couldn't stop and I had never heard in my life. I want to write it off as gibberish but the way the sentences flowed grammatically and my voice inflection was not something I could off-my-head improvise in a made up language and sound that natural.

Later found out that phrase has some religious meaning.

Alright, there's most of the batshit crazy stuff you won't believe haha.
Ah the "snap" strategy.
I could afford to move out sooner, but it would be waste of money. Instead I gave parents something out of what I earned to cover what I eat and some. It just was not an issue in any way. What exactly would I gained if I moved elsewhere to live alone or with roommate?
Yes, stinging describes it precisely.
I have no context into your background knowledge, but I'll assume you know how to write some software.

Coming from a software background, my recommendation would be to come from above and work down towards the chips. The perfect route to take is to work with a soft RISC-V cpu running on an FPGA with a totally open toolchain. By utilizing open tools, you have the agency to both modify the tools for your own use, gaining knowledge into how the tools work as well as participating in the technology graph. As soon as you add even a minor feature to the tooling, you then have the ability to add features for other people. This makes you valuable and will open other opportunities.

Get a Lattice FPGA supported by Yosys [1] and learn Chisel [2] and Verilog [3] while working through Nand To Tetris [4]

Once you understand the hardware enough, those soft designs can start to be turned into hard designs using the Skywalker PDK [5] and get your Open Source designs made for free.

[1] http://www.clifford.at/yosys/

[2] https://www.chisel-lang.org/

[3] https://hackaday.io/project/160759-nand-to-tetris-in-verilog...

[4] https://www.nand2tetris.org/

[5] https://www.theregister.com/2020/07/03/open_chip_hardware/ https://github.com/google/skywater-pdk
By definition, the top 1% are a minority of voters, so their influence is only as strong as the votes that they themselves are able to cast, or that they are able to convince others to cast. Their impact on elections is overstated -> https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/money-and-elections-a-c...
wikipedia pages are very easy to cache and caching them likely provides a massive benefit, so if we're talking about uptime static is probably a better description of what is happening than SSR.

You are right that technically it's SSR, but that's not what's relevant here.
You know, I just discovered it recently myself. There are enough DJs that you can basically get music 24/7. Maybe that's a function of the pandemic, and it will slow down once people can go out again and the DJs can work again.

As far as popularity, it's totally random. I'll start with the Sofitukker stream in the morning, and just follow the raids all day. Some of the DJs will have a few 1000 streamers, and some will have 50.

After a while Twitch starts suggesting channels. Looking right now at all the suggested channels, they range in viewers from 60 to 808.
I remember early in the history of E*Trade, I went to my account, and it showed someone else's name and account information. Didn't even bother reporting it (I was just a kid); just logged off and on again and withdrew everything from my account and never looked back.
> Apple does this too

This doesn't sound familiar. What case(s) are you referring to?
Not sure, I don't recall trying spicy food. I had sensation in my tongue so any physical harm I would feel no problem, just no taste.
If the user doesn't control the software, the software controls the user. Don't give them network access.
This is as impressive as it is pointless. You are treating the symptom and not the problem.
Small nuclear family domiciles (as opposed to multigenerational family domiciles) are a particular feature of Anglo-Saxon-influenced cultures. So it's more common to see this in Mediterranean Europe (e.g. the Italian 'mammone') https://www.thelocal.it/20180619/italy-mammone-living-at-hom... as well.
Yes that is lazy. If you develop for the web following proper web-standards chances are it should work on other browsers. This ain't the days of
I watch NHK US a bit. Every night they have some show with a westerner riding some train line or riding a bike around and the landscape - which is pretty thin on people. Train lines manned by retired workers just to keep them going. Cyclist stops at at famous peach or strawberry orchards and there is some 90 year old on their knees weeding, kids are all in the city. Of course, it will all become industrial agro-farming once they're gone, but is that the best cultural, social, economic solution?

It reminds me of western Ireland. Hiking around for hours through the country and not seeing a living soul. Expensive (holiday I assume) houses with slate roofs on a couple of hectares and empty.
What is the (he/him) after the guy's name?
Can't you apply that logic to most industries?
In Poland pretty much all land owners, anyone of any wealth and intelligentsia were killed either by the Nazis or the Soviets. It's as if the US had a purge 70 years ago and anyone of any means was killed or sent to a labour camp. US still reaps the benefits of both slavery and the past and ongoing discrimination of its minorities - Poland on the other hand does not. First the Partitions of Poland have erased the country from existence for nearly 100 years, then Nazis killed over 2 million people starting with anyone who had anything valuable first, then 50 years of communism made sure than any kind of systematic exploitation based on serfdom was eradicated and burnt to the ground. While it is taught in history books, the entire class of people who might have been perpetuating the practice have simply been killed off or exiled.
This sounds really European to me. Is this also the ideal in the USA? I can't see how "a medical event bankrupt you" would ever be possible in the US.
I've experienced it a couple times after having a bad flu or cold. It usually happens towards the middle the disease, when your nose is completely stuffed. It usually lasts a few days (think two to five days) and - in my case at least - it resolves itself once my cough starts to be more 'productive'.

From the few reports I've heard from people who experienced it because of Covid-19, it seems the Covid-19 experience lasts way longer.
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> an immediate objection would be "but we can't know everything to that much detail".

No, the immediate objection would be "but it's physically impossible to know everything to that much detail, because you don't have enough bits of storage[0], and also because of Heisenberg's uncertainty principle". (Both objections are suffient on their own to make this not work except possibly for a homogenous spherical molecule-shaped unphysically-light and -compact hypercomputer in a frictionless vacuum.)

0: That is, it's physically impossible to pack enough bits to describe a cloud of gas onto a storage medium massing significantly less than the entire cloud of gas.
I am so sick of this "shit on your power users" mentality.

We built these empires. But then we get kicked out because stupid people are stupid.

Do we elevate these folks to power user status? No. Instead we stoop to their level, all in service of making more money.

Sick of watching tech (and people) functioning at a tiny fraction of their potential. We could be living in a beautiful world where people bend tech to their will, and not the other way around
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Because purchasing power is quite hard to quantify. It requires you to define a set of goods the "average" consumer uses. This leaves much more wiggle room for manipulation and politicization. [1]

Wage in currency is a lot simpler. The only real manipulation possibility is currency value and some minor tinkering in the definitions.

[1] For example a major criticisms of the euro-zone inflation index is that it excludes housing cost: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmonised_Index_of_Consumer_P...
Something like staticjinja makes simple edit-side templating quite reasonable. It even does live rebuilding. Nice simple lightweight way to do static site building if you don't need all the CMS-type stuff.

https://github.com/staticjinja/staticjinja
Just to make the history clearer, they were taken centuries ago -- they were taken to Britain between 1801 and 1812.
LG makes great TVs, they were one of the last manufacturers to stop doing plasma. My 2015 50" (50PN5300) 1080p plasma screen is only rivaled by new OLEDs, doubles as a space heater in winter time :) This one still has their old Netcast OS.

The newer webOs models with magic remote that you can use as a pointer are super nice too, but admittedly my 43UJ701V sometimes does reboot it self, the old Netcast plasma is rock solid.

I landed on LG because my requirements were "no Android" and "I hate Samsung", LG are the only ones left pretty much.
> It provides users with an optimal, broadcast-like viewing experience that often provides high-quality video and ad creatives.

Optimal? Lmao. This is the point where I’d be willing to pay for pirated content.
I use it too, because it's the best one for my use case - it's not a website, it's in my distro's repo, and I just need something I can copy the links to feed items / open them in a browser rather than read them in the reader itself. (Most of my subscriptions are youtube channels.)

But it's very buggy. Every so often it pops up an old feed as if it's unread. Sometimes it adds new unread feeds with empty titles. I like to delete feeds after I've read them, but sometimes the delete option doesn't do anything, but if I change to another directory and back the item is gone.

There's long-standing open bugs for some / all of these.
1960 was just something I pulled out of my ass, to be honest. I think what I was getting at was that the markets for the dominant power tend to provide above inflation returns, which for the UK is probably pre WW2, to be honest.
We've changed the title from "Boa 0.10" to the page's description of the project, since the project doesn't appear to have been discussed on HN before.
Isn't it like a cultural thing over there where you're expected to work overtime and essentially kill yourself for your company? Might be dated info but I remember someone saying nobody even thinks about going home before the boss regardless of when they got in so the boss never has the chance to see them leave.
This has been known for a while.

In the interest of anecdotal evidence, when I had covid the symptoms were all mild and indicative of a fairly normal cold (one day of a very mild fever + chills + exhaustion, and a few days of general malaise and sinus drainage plus slight cough). I was actually quite surprised when the test I decided to take in the interest of an abundance of caution returned positive, and that afternoon (day 4 of active symptoms) was when my sense of smell & taste completely turned off. It went from "my coffee tastes weak this morning" to "olfactory sensation has 100% vanished" in the course of a few hours. And for anyone who keeps saying you can lose smell/taste from a cold or the flu - in my personal experience, that is due to sinus blockage or drainage. This is a completely different sort of loss. I could breathe completely clearly through my nose and there was still absolutely nothing. Other symptoms were gone within 8-9 days of initial symptoms, but it took a full week for any sense of taste to come back and almost three weeks for it to return to normal.
Visx – Airbnb's visualization components built with D3 and React
Bid to open S.F. ice cream shop turns into a bitter saga due to byzantine rules
"I want to live all alone in the desert. I want to live like Georgia O'Keefe"

Is Warren Zevon right? Was there something splendid about isolation? O'Keeffe probably had her reasons, and she didn't owe us an definitive explanation. Of course, being in the sky above clouds [0] can be enticing, especially given current events...

0 - https://www.artic.edu/artworks/100858/sky-above-clouds-iv
This is a Single Page App (SPA) using a Web Component Library I created. It uses data from a Geographic Database to countries, regions, cities, in the World.

If you’re not familiar with Web Components here is a good overview article from Mozilla on how to use them:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components

Basically it allows for creating custom HTML elements from JavaScript. In this case I developed components that allow for viewing of data from JSON web services and binding to other components on screen.

Here is the GitHub Source:

https://github.com/dataformsjs/dataformsjs/blob/master/examp...

For comparison the main page has links to React, Vue and other versions of the same app as I developed similar React Components and standard JavaScript.

https://www.dataformsjs.com/
There could be, but as I mentioned WhatsApp is important for them and AFAIK WhatsApp updates are finicky with 3rd party ROMs as they explicitly detect them and ofcourse Playstore itself is not straightforward.

Besides, Suprisingly Samsung pushes almost regular monthly android security updates for these devices.
Flatpak is supposed to be the solution for installing proprietary app while staying safe. For open source software, less value for using flatpak apart from no need for package in multiple format for different distro. Appimage also solve the same problem.

Now is flatpak secure for installing closed source app? At least not when they have full x11 access when using x11 desktop.
There was also a Python/wxWindows development environment called 'Boa constructor'. It was the bee's knees. Shame it died.

http://boa-constructor.sourceforge.net/
If there's one truism about Covid-19 right now it's that we don't know much about viruses.
Tabulating data in rows and columns goes back to some of our earliest examples of cuneiform writing, I believe. I always assumed the grid of rows and columns was simply modeling the world as tabulators knew it rather than coming up with a new concept for how to present information. That particular presentation is easy for users to understand because it’s been with us forever.
His preferred pronouns, I would assume.
Which is why we had a bunch of programming languages used for web servers scrambling to replace their hash algorithms with one that has better default key collision behavior and generates different output on every run.

Without upgrading your server you have the potential for someone to run a DDOS attack against you.
Physicists build circuit that generates clean, limitless power from graphene
Have You Replaced IAM Users with AWS SSO Yet?
I think this depends on the culture of the company. In sale&marketing-centric companies, it can be as you described. In engineering-centric companies, engineers sometimes create features and products that customers haven't asked for, and then it's up to sales&marketing to drive adoption, even if it is against customer protests, because the investment needs to be recouped.
Report the individual to HR.
> Vineyard workers usually chop or burn these cuttings and return them into the soil

At least in the case of chopping and returning to the soil, the nutrients are being recycled, available for the vine to use next season. Aren't you going to harm their nutrient cycle by taking the cuttings away?
For me it was at the end of very mild flu-like symptoms (general malaise, sleeping a lot etc.). It's possible I was still contagious when I lost my smell and taste so people should probably self-isolate if they experience the same. Though my guess from personal experience is that this is a lagging indicator and possibly anyone with this has already been infectious for a while.
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I read it as "We hate the open web".
Why would you gargle TCP?
[edit: this was a confusion between an antiseptic whose name is TCP, and a chemical which is acronymmed as TCP. The former is mostly phenol (which I wouldn't recommend drinking, but apparently has been approved for that), the latter is a dangerous industrial solvent which you should not drink.
I don't know if Excel has done more harm, but it sounds like the fact that you don't do critical thinking about investment rationale is the problem. It seems like you need to do both.

This seems akin to writing code w/o design. Sure you can do it, but you're going down the wrong path (and I don't think I'd blame the existence of software because some people write code w/o design).
I am guessing that groq did the wrong thing here.

To my eyes, deep learning asics generally are only meaningful in 2 separate scenarios: a high power high scale data center training chip; or a low power highly efficient edge inference chip.

TSP appears a throughput oriented high power inference chip. I don't know any decent size market can support such chip from a start-up.
And Linux Beta is supposed to arrive this month.

https://www.theverge.com/2020/9/22/21449062/microsoft-edge-l...
Imagine there were automated kamikadze-bot robo-submarines

We've had those for almost a century. They're called "homing torpedoes". :-)
This is a very common 'advanced failure scenario.' I've seen it on a handful of sites, session objects and caching are difficult and sometimes overlooked during migrations.
For those who use piHole or other network wide ad blocking, I've compiled a list of servers to block: https://factory-reset.com/wiki/Samsung_Telemetry_Servers

Typically I would suggest not connecting your TV to any sort of internet connection - firmware updates don't typically tend to add or fix much on these devices. If you really have an issue, update the firmware, factory reset and then disable wifi / unplug ethernet.
Whoops, that was our mistake. We've changed the title back to that of the page. Sorry.
Pronouns.

That way, if someone is named "Billy" or "Alex", you won't be spending years mistakenly assuming they were a man while they could have been a woman.

This also has the beneficial side effect of covering trans individuals who use a birth name while having another gender identity.

Even more useful for usernames such as yours, "dionian". I do not know if it is your first name, last name or made-up username. So I have no clue what your gender is and I'd default to "they". If I knew, I could call you by the right pronouns.

It's just a slow shift away from assuming everyone on the internet is a man.
This person has decided to provide the pronouns he would like to be used when referred to
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Worst case performance for the best compression algorithms result in an output file that's a few thousand bytes bigger than the input. And yet we are using compression to have this conversation.
I agree. Could perhaps even take it a step farther and amend that to, "You don't really become an adult until you move out and there's no longer an option for you to move back home"
I don't think facebook is serving ads in the users interest and the user doesn't understand the implications either. The user has to understand that there's no free lunch.
Absolutely agree. I am not going to convince people that wine origin doesn’t matter. But I believe that 15% of grapes from a ‘Napa Valley Cab Sauv’ labeled wine can be grown outside of Napa. 25% if the wine is labeled as a ‘North Coast Cab Sauv'. So maybe the project is good for these types of situations.
Do you have a source for income volatility per metro?
Bugtracker: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T264370
I'm not suggesting they shouldn't be. On the contrary, "on top of" is fine; those efforts cost money and time. I'm saying that some people don't care about compliance, and are just out to get monetary "damages". Which is exceptionally questionable when you're just one of the tens of thousands of people who might theoretically have a claim, but you're pursuing something unilaterally without regard for actually obtaining sources and encouraging future compliance.
NTS RFC Published: New Standard to Ensure Secure Time on the Internet
The IRS Is Outgunned
JetBrains Rider has tool panes that you can dock like "traditional" IDE tool panes, or break out into separate windows. Presumably other IntelliJ-based IDEs have the same capability.

I really like this feature when working with multiple monitors - I can keep the primary monitor "clean", with just the editor and solution explorer, and have the test explorer and test runner split vertically in a secondary portrait monitor monitor, and debug/console output in my laptop screen.
This sounds interesting, I'd love to watch it, could you link to one of those videos? I see lots of video results for NHK US, but a lot don't seem to be of the type that you're talking about.
India's constitution was written by Ambedkar. Kocheril Raman Narayanan was president of Independent india; elected within 50 years of its independence. I think US is independent way longer than 50 years.