skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You typically need both.

You'll have some kind of MAB in production, but in order to measure individual incremental impacts, you still need a proper experiment.
Haha thanks for the kind words!

If you're going to do React soon, give it a shot, it's free and it'll save you precious time. I'd love to hear your feedback.
It depends on circumstances. Right now:

1. NK is not expansionary.

2. NK has nukes. US does not want anyone to use nukes, even a little one.

3. Any attack on NK means many deaths in SK.

4. Bad press.
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This ought to be declared the one and only trustworthy measure of the AI/ML hype.

How many human moderators does Facebook employ? Zero? AI lives up to the hype!
But Discourse is just old crap in new clothes. It reminds me of badly coded php forums of yore. It looks nicer, but without allowing dozens of external js files it just gets you a blank page. And their demo forum clocks in at nearly 5mb for viewing the index! Add to that bullshit like infinite scrolling and I really don't know why I would ever want to use this. We don't need new bloat that replaces old bloat just so someone maybe cleans up the presentation a bit.
Why is this being downvoted? I know I am not alone in wanting a technical overview of the role of CCP and GFW when consuming these API's from outside China... is this real innovation in silicon or just another way of offloading data (or a mix)?
Advertising per se isn't bad. Worked pretty okay for print press and I even liked to specifically browse the pages with ads on certain magazines. They were focused. If you were a farmer and bought magazines on this topic, the ads there were relevant.

The problem discussed today is the invasive and often clueless nature of online ads. They just spam you and nothing else. Adtech companies gather mountains of data and at the end of the day what do they have to show for it? "Oh, we see you bought a gaming machine. How about you buy these other five ones?". lol.

Seriously. This is sloppy work.

My conclusion is that they don't utilize the private data (that they gather in some very legally questionable ways) and thus they won't lose anything if they're robbed of all the personal data. And the world will be better for it.
the yt recommendation algorithm is probably the worst among all the major platforms. It will pigeonhole you into the same 10 videos, which you will never escape. I listen to music on youtube relatively frequently but then it will always go back to the same 10 songs its decided i should listen to, no matter what genres I play.
Just read the liquidations blog posts... good stuff!
Why do they need your address?
Not in the literal sense of land, but in the economical/capitalistic sense. In capitalism theory, the basic idea behind the growth of capitalism is defined as "land grab", i.e. the system ingests what is foreign and makes it its own. So land in that sense can mean anything that binds people to you. Nowadays this means money in order to pay rent, food, bills etc.

> We're seeing the teaming up of governments and giant corporations to control the narrative and tell people what's true and what isn't.

Now why do I call this feudalism? To be honest I could call it various other things, the most "getting to the root" would be "class warfare". I chose to call it feudalism in this case, because feudalism was basically the last period/time we chose to call it honestly what it is: Getting ruled from above. They want to implement censorship, because even though we always say "one day it might work against you", but for them it does not. Ever.

So when we introduced parliaments we split law-making power from nobility to politicians, elected by the people. But if you are an "accumulator of wealth", you can basically act as a modern fief. Especially if you work together with politicians.
I don’t understand a lot of the hate here claiming messy HTML. Partials and @apply and it’s all sparkling.
The US wasn't in Ukraine to promote democracy. Maybe it was a reaction to Crimea, perhaps they wanted to hinder the pipeline between Germany and Russia, maybe they just wanted influence in another eastern European state, but I am certainly not surprised the conflict is escalating. We are regressing to cold war thinking and while I think Putin is a despot, I see the actions of the US very critically.

Sad really, since we had a better political situation just 15 years ago.
Ya,no. Top down authoritarian systems (including democratic ones) always corrupt. Power leads to cronyism and sociopaths rising to control. Always, just give it time.

Its not "the rich" vs "the working people" narrative you subscribe to. If anything your attitude and worship of burocracy is what creates the power to be corrupted.

Less is more.
This seems to expose a common misconception among ZFS people (and one I previously erroneously harbored) that an SLOG device is useful on a remote machine (that you are not connected to via nfs).

It is not. It is useful for synchronous writes only, such as those done by a local database server, or remotely via NFS. If you’re just sshing in to send data, an SLOG device is a waste.
As an owner of a couple of forums, I can say that it’s still possible for forums to succeed. Facebook is hated by lots of people.
because you replace it with bath salts, McAfee style.
Yeah, Anandtech's dive revealed some interesting benchmark results - such as the Zen 2 4200U part being quite close in both performance and power consumption (a little higher) to the M1 in heavily multithreaded tasks, but getting stomped in both aspects in single-threaded ones.

The M1 isn't a tiny power-sipping mobile part - it sucks power down just like AMD's 15W TDP CPUs do. The efficiency gains Apple are getting here are likely to be the result of several factors, only one of which are the CPU cores themselves.
My skepticism towards current developer meta-productivity tools
Nah, there is a HUGE difference between Quake/QuakeWorld and any other game (even Quake 2) and it has to do with game physics and not graphics.

Quake 3 was an attempt to get a little of it back with some results.

Basically, simplistic physics model in Quake has a special quality that lets you move effortlessly, at great speeds, as long as you are willing to spend time to learn it.

So the question is, does it have the physics?

Does it allow you to jump out of lege at huge speed only to change your mind midway and get back to your starting point? Does it allow you to jump over huge distances not normally designed for the purpose? Is it possible to exchange a little bit of your health and a rocket to fly off in the air in a carefully selected direction?

As to graphics, I don't remember anybody playing Quake competitively and using stock graphics look and feel. I have been personally using software renderer with a ridiculous mipmap setting that caused all textures to go away except for entities. It caused all enemies and entities like health boxes to stand out and be much more visible / targetable from long distances.
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Ah, so the therefore part is missing then. Thanks for the clarification!
> Apple doesn't increase your reach.

That's nonsense - your app may not get presented on the front page of the app store but it appears in search results, in similar apps and depending on your category can appear in top 100 lists.
I've published apps that got consistent downloads from a little App Store SEO - far more than any internet SEO and marketing did.
Will you actually make money from this?

It seems like you might have added up your costs, but not left any room to pay for your hours, unused capacity, unpaid bills, overheads, profit, etc.
This just looks like another version of Reddit with some more Twitter on top of it.
If you mean form a cohort with other like-minded donors to influence policy, yes. Does it mean tiny favors here and there from time to time? Yes. Does it mean you can expedite yourself into a citizenship? No.
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But we also had the Russian election manipulation talk without any named source and evidence and it was widely believed.
I think array languages could be a great alternative to java/c++ for a lot of operations. For anyone wanting to try another array based language, I've been working on jq an open source q language implementation:
https://github.com/timestored/jq

It's implemented in java, which will allow loading in a wide range of libraries. An older version can be tried online here (1 min load time):
http://www.timestored.com/jq/online
This is pretty attractive to me. One thing I am wondering is, do you offer some sort of simple status panel where I can see the amount of data transfer that I have used for the month?

Also, another thing. I might want to use this service for storing copies of important data that I download from the net. But rather than first downloading it to my own computer and then sending it to your servers, does the account on your servers have a shell so that I can run for example wget directly on the server and is it able to connect to arbitrary remote IP or only to whitelisted IP addresses?

Also, your page lists IPv4 but not IPv6. Any word on IPv6?
carriers and submarines loaded with nuclear missiles are not enough for you to project power in Greenland?
> Does it mean to believe that future things will behave like things similar to them in the past, except when they don't, in which case we made a mistake in thinking they were similar?

It's somewhat more fundamental than that: it's attacking the idea that experience can be used in any way. Not believing in inductive reasoning would mean being constantly surprised at everything you see, as it's theoretically just as likely that an object that you saw 1 second ago will disappear as it is that it will not. You would be surprised every day that the sun has risen again.
So Russia annexed Crimea and is supporting a civil war in Eastern Ukraine to save them from the invasion of U.S capital and U.S energy corporations. Good to know that Russia is there to annex countries that are about to fall for this nefarious american trap.

Some would say Denmark is already in this unthinkable situation so the poor people of Denmark can only hope that one day, some green patriotic Russians will land on danish soil to save them.

>> USA who pumped copious amounts of money in getting a "favorable" group of very questionable "politicians"

Let's not talk about questionable "politicians" supported by Putin. They are all either dictators or wanna be soviet/communist, oligarchs or the worst shady thing you could possible imagine.

Until Russia realises that nobody wants (except Russia) the Soviet era back these small countries have no choice but support U.S's interests. The way Russia is doing business & diplomacy is just ugly(albeit efficient at times).
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Firefox updated and noticed extra "Sponsored" Top Site, I love Firefox but don't really like ads in my browser without any warning.
They're not missing the secondary effects. There's constant attention on those effects.

> Across the world, rates for attempted suicide are growing dangerously amid the continued lockdowns

This is incorrect. Realtime monitoring data have not shown an increase yet in deaths by suicide. These are early figures, and we do need to guard against rises in future. But there has not been an increase.

https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4352.full?ijkey=NDYZgh6...

http://documents.manchester.ac.uk/display.aspx?DocID=51861
It's not a 'failure of democracy' - that's just how democracy works.
You're just not in the majority....of people behind the scenes using voters to scam each other by pretending there's actual change.
The only thing worse than a politician is someone who votes for them, and believes that's all there is to it.
The real power is at the water kooler.
Probably, but those optics are almost as bad as mildly irradiating the port of Dunedin (yeah, that happened) and then shipping it on to California and Georgia for internment.

For a long while, waste management at McMurdo was “tow it out onto the sea ice, and wait for summer”. The sound is littered with who only knows what.
Sms, mms, and phone calls are included in a lot of cheap unlimited contracts accross europe.
Hi!

Yes, you can actually try out a sample project without the Sketch file - After signup, select "Create sample project".

Then go to Code-mode and pick any part of the design to get React code. Developer 101: https://www.animaapp.com/resources/anima-101

In Code-mode, there's a settings icon, you can pick functional or class-based components. The idea is to have more settings coming, like styled components (CSS in React) etc.

Regarding Speed - Yes! once you've synced a design file (may take 1-2 minutes for multiple screens), you can pick any part of it and get React components code in 1 second.

Let me know how it works for you, thanks!!
I think it's awful Discord is used in that way. Discord is not indexed by Google or other searchengines. All the content will slowly be forgotten.

Typescript has very big Discord server full of useful information and help threads which would be super nice to be able to find via Google. So I hope either Discord starts creating "crawable" channels or communities start moving away from Discord again.
I guess this is done through the traffic costs? 1TB included, each additional $5/TB which is probably higher than the "real" cost of the traffic.
I don't get what is the big problem. Just turn off the disturbing Cop. It's a linter not an AI-Linter to know what is expected.

I don't even think that this is RuboCop's fault but Ruby's. Because you can write said code in a lot of different ways (like shown in the post).
So what are Maxwells equation in geometric algebra? In differential form language they are dF=0, d x F=xj, (x is a star, I dont know how to type star here) does it get even easier?
so? Point still stands.
Love the idea, will consider it and hope it works out for you. Two things:

* What does the 20 mbps / 1gbps capacity indicate? How is this former number derived?

* I suspect Debian would make more sense than Ubuntu 20.04 for your target audience. At least that's my personal strong preference.
I read article that says most genetic defects get selected out in utero. Just managing to develop properly is the major test of fitness.

Opinion having read some eugenics books. The authors completely conflate developmental disorders with generic ones. And they also way over state the true amount of genetic diversity.
> Games have character levels, level ups and skill trees but why exactly? Does it make Project Warlock more fun? Certain game traits are replicated without thought.

Because simple gameplay loops like that keep people hooked to play them for longer. It's the cynical behaviorist approach to game design, and especially for online games that rely on people playing for longer times and/or paying for more content, that's a great way to extract money from players. Also, game designers are very much aware of it.

[0] https://twitter.com/Alucard__C99/status/1328887200944189445
> only in a world where the others don't
> have nuclear weapons

It's a world where only Russia, (mainland) China, the US, France and the UK have nuclear weapons, in pursuit of a strategic balance.

> If the problem is freeloading and defense, instead
> of "business", why being against spending the money
> in European military industry?

Yeah, it doesn't surprise me to hear the pentagon whinge about people spending money with other vendors.

On this theme - there was an interesting Foreign Policy paper arguing that the F35 program serves as a US version of the belt-and-roads initiative. Still, it must be half-decent or countries would not buy it. e.g. Australia is licensing its recent sub design from France. But, it is buying the F-35, despite the lock-in problems. Israel produces an astonishing amount of its own tech but, likewise, is buying the F-35.

> I notice that you don't address the question
> that Europe already spend more than Russia.

I thought my comments about the relevance of NATO to be a response to this. It is or it isn't, countries should decide. There are non-NATO European countries that spend less than 2%.

My themes in the original comment was the notion of the European military on two grounds. (1) If military goals were important, nations would/should have been lifting their weight in NATO. (2) There are obstacles to creating a command structure for a European military, which is a very weak federation.
How prominent is usage of Backblaze and the S3 API in specific? Is HN going to be status page for any random service?
512GB for a dev laptop? Yes I would. For 16GB RAM you pay +$200, even with that added the total price is still pretty low given what you get.
Is there not an autoformatter available? We use linting as part of our Python workflow and it works pretty well along with black. There's really not much linting work: just write your code, run black, and it's good to go.
> As for Apple, it "just works".

Counterpoint - I have an MBP and AirPods and often I can't connect them together. Both produced by the same company, yet quite unreliable together. It's probably related to the shitty BT implementation, or WiFi noise. But to sell expensive headphones that fail at producing, you know, ... sound, it's quite a feat. And on this MBP model there's no wired microphone input, because aesthetics, or just to save a penny.
Leaving aside the obvious horrors exposed by this letter... one of the buried ledes here is the internal confirmation that AI-driven moderation has failed, and the implication that FB will have to spend significantly more money on human beings going forward.

How many people do you need to moderate the interactions of half the world's population? It's going to require a lot more than tens of thousands of people, and those people will need to be paid a lot more than 18 dollars an hour.
At a guess: somewhere in between "probably nobody cares" and "clone quickly if you're interested"...
Can you expand more on the connection to eigenvalues? :-) Thanks.
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The author pretty much summed up the epiphany I had, which was pretty much "Holy crap, that is a self contained biological programming language" It got a lot more interesting for me when I had that aha moment.
As a software platform, subreddits are inferior to traditional forums. Upvoting/downvoting facilitates groupthink and tribalism. "Hot" algorithm encourages popcorn content over in-depth discussions which continue over an extended period of time. User mixing with reddit at large disrupts community feel. Dollars to donuts the Foo Fighter subreddit won't result in any marriages any time soon.
>Thomas J. Watson, Jr., who fired Conway

like father, like son. Thomas J. Watson senior received Merit Cross of the German Eagle with Star from Hitler for helping with the holocaust. https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.aspx?num=34689

Here chilling with Hitler https://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/punched-cards/2/1...
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I completely disagree. I'm on two separate projects right now. One is a legacy mess of unnecessary if statements where none are required (in Django, but that's not the issue) and the other is one is a Rails project I took over from a reasonable developer.

Rubocop is awesome. The -A flag does the right thing and the lint fixes really do make code easier to read. Even the examples in this post make me even more convinced of Rubocop's awesomeness.

super if safe?(name, attrs)

Seems reasonable to me. If I care about the return value I can check the parent class. The problem with "if statements for readability" is that as the implementation grows so do the if statements. You're pushing state into the program cursor instead of into local variables or data structures. It makes it harder to determine if you have full test coverage and it makes it harder to understand if you've caught every combination.
Why on Earth would Russia invade Denmark?
> These are all examples you can get used to.

Actually, no. All these examples are about orientation and how the UI paradigms integrate with the human neural physis. This isn't simply changeable by accustomization. E.g., if the primary structure of the visual field breaks (like the one given by the primary horizontal contours), our brain blocks for a full situational update (which takes about 0.2 secs). Similarly, visual orientation is considerably faster than reading lists. Identifying a colored dot on the screen chips just a single bit from your stack of working memory. Aiming at an invisible point target is difficult and requires extra attention. This isn't subject to negotiation, it's just how we are wired.

Edit, another perspective on this: Toys tend to be robust and to grab as much attention as possible. Professional tools, on the other hand, are sometimes delicate, you should know what you're doing, and they are also highly optimized to facilitate a trade and not to get in its way. From this perspective, Big Sur progresses on the toy scale. This is good news for a media house that uses this contraption as the primary outlet, but it may be bad news for those who use it as professional tool.
Yes. Every kind of creative activities will be done using GANs. From writing lyrics, designing architecture, producing music to painting.
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What I miss the most from forums is the indexing power. Sure: there are plenty of great Discord communities for let's say game dev, but searching a particular question on a Discord server is very complicated, and it can be even harder to keep track of the solution.

It's usually easier to just ask the question again, and hope for an insightful answer, it's also harder to gauge the quality of an answer: forums users have a reputation (for better or worse), I'd not treat an answer from a veteran with 5+ years of activity the same as one from someone who joined 2 days before.

I believe these issues are much more impactful than the fragmentation of communities itself.
So how is this better than rsync.net?
Going from 3 years in the Mac world back to Arch Linux was too much of a shock to bear. Plenty of stuff is still unpolished, in flux, making for a subpar desktop experience.

I'm on WSL2 now and honestly, I'm loving it.
The company also haven't been around since 1986, so unless there is some litigious people who used to work there/owned the company, it's hard to imagine someone will do something substantial about this repository.