skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I used them early in the pandemic for months, but switched to Freshdirect since the latter has up to date and accurate online stock. What's in your online cart is what gets delivered. With Instacart, because they deal with a bunch of supermarkets (which you choose from - the competitive advantage) you get a 'shopper.' In my experience the shopper couldn't find 30-50 pct of the items. Non organic tomatoes replace my organic tomatoes. A bunch of items just not found and price refunded. Some obscure Italian olive oil I put in the cart is replaced with a completely other brand and bottle size. All this, and the app sends me notifications asking me to approve the replacement. Ok, but the shopper is shopping for others, too, and so the notifications for me to approve happen every 3, 5, 8, 10 minutes for 45 minutes.

Not sure how it is in other locations, but in mine, the business model of loosey goosey stock quantities doesn't work for me as shopper, and it's probably too complicated for them as a business to keep close tabs on what's available.
This is the first time I connected FizzBuzz with playing cards.

In the section titled "Groups, Rings, Fields, Oh my!" there are the mod demonstrations with the clocks.

A lot of mathematical card tricks play with the fact that a deck of cards, when cut, behaves exactly like a circular buffer. Cutting the deck is simply moving your starting point. The order is still the same. The math is the same. And the results in the magic tricks are what you'd expect from using a circular buffer.

Cardists typically don't know or think about the math involved. And they definitely don't think of circular buffers. But they do visualize a deck of cards in a way that isn't unlike an analog clock, but with 52 seconds in each minute.
As a person in the Vancouver area: a lot of the film industry is out in east Burnaby, the industrial area of New West/Poco/Coquitlam, Surrey and the Fraser Valley for access to lower cost warehouse space, for sound stages/sets, and parking spaces... I don't know precisely where the Linus studios are but I wouldn't be surprised if they're in the industrial area near the south side of the golden ears bridge.
The actual Feynman personal take on risk & his investigation:

https://history.nasa.gov/rogersrep/v2appf.htm

Short and readable.

It appears that there are enormous differences of opinion as to the probability of a failure with loss of vehicle and of human life. The estimates range from roughly 1 in 100 to 1 in 100,000. The higher figures come from the working engineers, and the very low figures from management. What are the causes and consequences of this lack of agreement? Since 1 part in 100,000 would imply that one could put a Shuttle up each day for 300 years expecting to lose only one, we could properly ask "What is the cause of management's fantastic faith in the machinery?"

...

For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled.
It ran HyperCard just fine. ;-)

Indeed, I found this weird cheap SCSI CD drive that doubled as a portable audio CD player for 20 bucks at a computer junk shop, but it was good enough to load Word Perfect and America Online on the second or third try. During my time with the Mac, AOL switched to using "proper" TCP/IP, so you could dial into their service but then switch to mainstream browser and e-mail software. That was before there was residential broadband.

I think the junk shops are mostly gone, probably having moved online, but except for my new computer and monitor, I rarely bought anything new. Even modems. When each successive speed came out, businesses would dump their old modems and there would be truckloads of them, so it was possible to stay one step behind the cutting edge.
I didn't say the transaction wasn't "fair." Fairness depends on your definition of fair and it's fine if you think this transaction is very fair.

What I am saying is that usually in an economic transaction somebody contributed something to the economy. A product was distributed or created. A service was offered or provided.

I offered nothing to the economy. I am simply gaining money by doing nothing.

Also I'm referring to my specific situation where the rental costs are covered fully by rent. If you take on the loan yourself with your own money.. well that's a different situation.

>I know people who are financially literate and have capital who choose to rent.

I also rent. I also never said there was anything wrong with renting. I'm just saying that rent is an economic black hole. No energy was expended to increase GDP in exchange for rent money. I benefit by doing nothing and so does the person who rents to me.
What the fallacy for correlation is not causation?
Because as far as I agree that porn is so widely accessible now, I’m not sure it’s in itself enough to explain why mainstream movies are so safe.

I would look toward spécialisation : yes. We’re talking exclusively about super hero action movies here. And even if the idea and the article really interested me: other movies exists. Some are horny as fuck; in 2021.

The article author mentioned Disney a few times; for once I think we can’t blame the military industrial complex but a entertainment company that is obsess with being us-white-middle-class family friendly.

So again, because I’m rambly, I would personally blame cultural aplanissement because of fear of loosing markets, than porn or 9/11.
don't have to preface every proof with it, but stating it at least once would be helpful
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I liked Hello Internet as much as anyone, but I don't think creators really owe fans anything. Also, you shouldn't be too surprised. Brady and Gray talked about if they ever ended HI, Gray probably wouldn't announce that it was over to anyone.
That may get better with age. At some point in my life I stopped having the cycles to care as much about such things. Plenty of people look weird in life, many weirder than you, your value as a person is far higher than how your physique compares to a model. Shared facilities are just functional tools, get in, do ur thing, get out, done.
Not OP, but I just recently watched Dances with Wolves a week or so ago and had almost an identical thought to what OP posted. I have some modern favorites of course, but it seems like I enjoy my modern favorites because it is a "mental tease". They don't really illicit emotional connections though. However, it is totally possible I'm just watching the wrong movies. Some modern favorites are the new Blade Runner, Ex Machina.... there is a big list.

There are of course exceptions. I also recently watched 1917 and I thought that was one of the best films I'd ever seen. In addition to being an action film it definitely felt emotional.
I won't comment on the personal stuff because I've stopped trying to save everyone. For the record I rolled on random.org with a 20% chance saying I should offer to personally help you and you got 57.

> When push comes to shove, women are expected to use their sexuality to some degree to open doors career-wise in a way men are generally not expected to do

Men are generally not epected to use their sexuality because it doesn't work. If it worked I'm sure some % of men would use it. Proof : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26165800

I don't believe women are expected to use their sexuality. Women just have that tool available to them and some will choose to use it. Some men will only hire or promote those kinds of women and honestly I don't know if that's a good or bad thing, we could debate this for hours.
No, but they wanted the first bomb to be simple enough in principle not to need any debugging.
This makes no sense because women today are more sexually free than they have ever been. In absolute terms women are still often slut shamed, but it's still less than in the past.
I have to use Windows 7 daily at my current job at a bank (connecting via VDI). I forgot to wish the operating system happy tenth birthday a couple weeks ago.
This policy is called degrowth (or ecofascism) and it's not true. Resources were used far more inefficiently and many of them were used more in absolute terms when the population was smaller. It's even possible that we need this many people to do the scientific research needed to use things more efficiently.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-10-23/econom...
>IQ
That's not relevant. There are no controls for black IQ because they almost uniformally exist at a socioeconomic strata beneath the average white. The concentration of the majority of the African-descended US population is in economically depressed areas. The culture is heavily controlled by white influence, and while it's not necessarily intended to undermine their image it certainly doesn't help it. Lil Wayne is not a good role model, Lil Wayne is not good PR he is a poor emissary to represent the majority of the black population. So what do we have as a product? We've got a population that is at a disproportionate disadvantage because their image has been smeared, because they grew up in the wrong cities, and they had bad role models elected for them. And there's people who break the mold despite that.

And since you can't grow a baby in a vacuum, the data is inexorably tainted. Not to mention that it decorrelates once you move out of the range of people with serious cognitive deficits, at least in terms of monetary success, with outliers showing 140IQ and $30k income per annum. And in terms of productivity there's too many arguments to be made to even begin considering how lackluster that argument is. Like productivity being tied to income, and that income isn't correlated with IQ, thus IQ can't be determined to have a correlation with productivity, right?

>liberal free-market utopia
We're a psuedo-fascist democracy. Since the first time the government elected to choose a company to even acknowledge we departed from the liberal ideal. Corporations being people? Big fascist move there. But yeah, you keep laboring under that impression.

>growth, innovation, future-oriented
Maybe we've figured out, collectively, that shit is fucked. That the finite world can't provide each generation consecutively with the same allotment of resources and the tangible decline in quality of life that we're already suffering is enough to push most everyone out of the reproduction cycle, voluntarily or not. Maybe people are (literally) sick from the constant goading we receive from our "culture" which is little more than emotionally appealing marketing in the vast majority of cases. It's a dissatisfying and vacuous sphere of garbage.

To the point of innovation, we're hilariously stagnant in every aspect. Always have been.

Future orientation is what allowed the communist revolution to justify the killing of millions. Future orientation is what the Nazi party used to justify their actions. We need to look to the now.
Clinton and Obama were the only presidents to lower the deficit in the last 50 years.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/12/31/fac...
> MWI, like the Schrödinger equation, is fully deterministic; there is no randomness. The bits are not random in MWI. How to reconcile these?

There is a key concept in MWI that people (even Nobel laureate level physicists) are just unable to wrap their heads around:

You're also a quantum object,
not just the experiment.

In MWI, the fundamental concept is that quantum objects expand into multiple dimensions. Hence by the rule above, so do you. This is the source of "randomness". From your in-universe perspective, you can't know apriori which "path" into the multiverse you take. You take all of them, but after some time, any observation you make is from the perspective of one of your copies, and each copy thinks of themselves as the unique, singular copy.

To summarise: You can talk meaningfully about the statistics that your future selves will experience, but you can't know ahead which one's perspective you'll have, because your current self will become all of them.

So from "God's point of view", outside the multiverse, the whole thing looks deterministic. From inside the universe it seems inherently random.

If you're a computer scientist by background, imagine this: You create a human-equivalent AI that you can converse with. Inside its memory you set up a 1-byte cell that it can observe. You then make 256 copies of the AI, one for each possible combination of bits set in the memory cell. If you ask one of the randomly selected copies what value it sees, it'll see whatever you've set, which will more than likely look some arbitrary -- random seeming -- combination of bits. If you repeat the procedure, each time with a randomly chosen AI, it'll report that the cell is changing "randomly". However, the overall system of all copies is entirely deterministic! The randomness is in your external selection.

From the outside, you can remove the randomness by asking every AI the same question to reveal the deterministic pattern. From in-universe, this is not an option. The AIs can't ask the other AIs what they see!
This is in fact one reason why areas get gentrified. You cannot build anything new in many pricier parts of town although the better, often more central location would make it economically very interesting. It's so often zoned as done historic area and thus new development moves to the cheaper areas. I'm not saying it's the only reason, but it certainly makes the problem much worse.
>I bet there's a cottage industry of porn that specializes in serving you that kind of experience.

GP wants sex scenes that happen in a movie not movie that happens for sex scenes.
> That’s mainly because they don’t have a Javascript specific editor.

I guess Webstorm doesn't exist in your book?

I'm pretty sure the reason is that you might want to use the same ide for backend and frontend (e.g. GoLand, PyStorm,...)
My Dictation pane has been stuck on "Initializing..." for 30+ minutes.
So what though?

Isn't this true of people who are not interested in prostitution/pornography needing to go into prostitution/pornography or getting paid less to take a job that isn't involved with that?
The only thing where I really perceive VS Code to be faster is startup

The rest might be a tiny bit slower but it more than makes up for it with better UI/UX, code always feels a bit awkward
> I know the utopian liberal vision is "we're all created equal," but it simply is not true with the scientific consensus being that IQ is 50-70% heritable [3].

"heritable" does not mean "genetic", please stop reading fake science and slatestarcodex comments. Children exist in the same environment and have the same nutrition as their parents.

Besides that, most published scientific results are false, so why are you believing anything about IQ when you haven't personally sat the people you're claiming are inferior down and had them take a test?
If it worked I'm sure some % of men would use it. Proof : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26165800

I absolutely agree that if they could, there are men who would.

I don't agree that women are not expected to use their sexuality. I'm not interested in debating it.

I've stated my opinion. Some folks here will recognize my handle and have some idea of who I am and yadda and others won't. It is inevitable that different people will perceive my opinions differently depending on how much and what they know about me (and no doubt other factors as well).

You have a good day.
good. that means they will have to sell soon.
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate + PHP (and other) Plugin doesn't work?
I'm actually okay with this. I only watch movies with my family and I'm sick of having to pass up on actually interesting movies because they're excessively vulgar.

If there was a service I could pay to censor movies for me, I would.
Apologies if a bit off-topic, but the piece is quite challenging to read.

Base font size on their blog is 11px... one cannot even ⌘+ zoom to victory. Compelling article packaged in poor accessibility.
> And then what are you to take from all the man-bashing shit? All the vitriolic speech against white males? And so on and so forth.

If you were an alpha male you'd never be paying attention to this in the first place. This is only a concern if you're reading memes spread by neurotic people on the internet.
> the "perceived loss" from a day 1 IPO pop (not really how it works but it makes founders feel better)...

Can you tell us more about this and why it's not the loss people think?
I have been using Qubes for a couple of years. I was surprised at his description of his experience. I run it on an ASUS 4-core skylake laptop which has Intel integrated graphics on a 4k screen, and an NVidia thing I keep powered off. The only compatibility problems I find are that (1) ASUS BIOSes and UEFI only just barely tolerate one another, and (2) palm suppression on the touchpad doesn't work. I mapped a key to toggle the touchpad on and off. (It probably would work right with a newer dom0.)

But I haven't seen anything slow. I even play 4k full-screen video in a VM, which does burn 3 cores. I have it maxed out at 16GB of RAM, which is only just barely enough, with ZRAM swap enabled. It allows a VM, when I ask, access to the built-in microphone and camera, as needed, and takes them back. Wifi works, audio works. I keep an external 4k monitor plugged in, and that works. The touch screen can be made to work with trivial fiddling.

I was surprised to find him presenting Wayland code that looked like bad C, but is described as C++. The only C++ish thing about it was using static_cast<T>(e) instead of C-like (T)e. It is not encouraging to find such bad code in a new-ish project (you can lead a horse to water...). Good C++ code would look a lot like his OCaml code.

The only thing I have never got to work, at all, is clipboard operations between VMs. It announces it's doing something with various clipboards, but nothing apparent ever happens.

I would rather see the dom0 running NixOS than ancient Fedora.
Sure, content creators don't necessarily owe more content to fans, but it's a two way street. In my opinion content creators should more or less clearly state if something is on hiatus (or ended, or whatever) rather than leaving it ambiguous, at least in the case of a regularly recurring kind of content. It's a simple but effective gesture to keep fans's trust.
Yeah been feeling the same lately. That "obligatory" topless shower scene, man, just drop it. If I want to see tits I know where to go.

Showing a couple bonding is fine, but it adds nothing knowing they did it doggy style.

Nudity is fine if it adds something. But too much feels like a checkbox being ticked off.

Most recently I recall being really pleased watching Greenland that they didn't have one of those typical scenes. I was so expecting it, and it was so refreshing that it wasn't included.
So give people zinc and maca supplements.

Isn't it a lot more likely to be increased access to birth control? Which people take for very good reasons, but it disrupts your hormones a lot more than plastic does. That's the point of taking it.
What's a DOI?
Good point. I was imprecise in my wording.

I meant that most operating systems using X as the display server are not going to have application sandboxing.

I'm pretty sure the top level comment here was just FUD, although I assume it was well intentioned, just misunderstood.
I have no doubt that wet plate photography does not closely resemble any part of our eye’s response, and Bayer filter designers put a decent amount of effort into getting (a nondegerate linear combination of) our cones’ response. And the potential or UV and IR sensitivity is a good point.

It could nonetheless be interesting to try to learn a 3-vector (r, g, b) such that the actual linear-light output from some real camera dotted with the vector is insensitive to tattoos.
> believing that you should allow users to post any legal content without moderation.

Parler was removed for being under-moderated, sure, but with that aside, it was also a huge censorship platform.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/pa...

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200627/23551144803/as-pr...
As a side note, I've been playing around with interesting mathematical functions like this as fun, visual coding projects. I had discovered the Lissajous curves[1], but I was curious if anyone else had any functions of this sort that are visually pleasing.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve
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There are usually listing requirements that require that the public owns a large portion of the shares in the case of the NASDAQ it seems to be 10%. If the company hasn't already sold these shares they would have to sell them on day 1.
There's not much value add. Youtube is all about reach. It has 1000x the reach of vimeo. Once you've solved your reach issue, the most cost effective is to build your own platform (or white label something) and collect more revenue.
While I agree with you I think that most of the described effects do only exist because the way the internet works is centralized, and humans have to remember domains which they aren't very good at.

...otherwise the most googled term would not be facebook, just to click on the facebook.com link.

If there would be something like decentralized trackers (similar to the torrent architecture) you could have lots and lots of specialized communities that provide meta information about those websites and urls.

This would also allow different sources of traffic and updates if the discovery aspect of similar semantic content would be provided by something like a tagging system or a search field.
Even simpler. Disney (et al) produces the majority (?) of movie hours the public watches in 2021. That combined with globalization of demand - you don’t want to cut off any geographical regions that can’t handle anything controversial and you have boring, technically immaculate, corporate movies.
Nose breathing probably helps because your nose will warm up the air before it enters your lungs.

It takes some getting used to, but you probably should breath-in (nose) breath out (mouth) anyway, even in warmer weather. (Keep the CO2 on one side, and fresh O2 stream coming in with slightly better efficiency)
They're loaded enough to not be in a hurry to make long term lease agreements at what they consider to be depressed price levels.

I'm not saying they're right, I'm only saying you're likely wrong.
I use (and built) <https://yunaru.com>, it’s pretty much just Twitter but with RSS/microformats2. You get a simple chronological feed of posts from the feeds you follow, and a page of each feed and it’s latest post in chronological order.

Custom domains and analytics coming soon for the blogging feature.
My wife and I used to enjoy going into SF for shopping, dinner, Opera or a show. It has become a shit hole and even before the pandemic we just stop going. To be clear I feel a great deal of sympathy for the homeless population and I believe the policies of the local government as well as the failure of our mental health system are the cause. Providing housing and mental health support would really help.
At the Internet Archive, we are working on one aspect of this problem: https://fatcat.wiki/

Other notable efforts, mostly envisioned and led by librarians, are "dark" digital archives (LOCKSS, CLOCKSS, Portico, etc) which usually have a mechanism to flip and "trigger" public access if the publisher vanishes; microfilming and other microform throughout the 20th century; Hathitrust / Google Books; and as others have mentioned, scalable and sustainable (cost-wise) off-campus depositories.
and why is it related to mbam? https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10...
Running ships with much fewer crew is fine until something breaks and needs to be repaired. The Navy tried that for a while with the LCS and it didn't work.