skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I started working on a similar project - my approach was to train a model based on all of the geoguessr contest sets.

Geoguessr gives you both the street view _and_ the correct answer when you guess wrong.

They're all hand-curated so there are only so many points that you need to identify (the largest sets are 100k+ points) so the idea would be to run through it thousands of times with wrongs answers but use the correct answer to train the model

It's only a matter of time before the game has cheat bots and that problem, much in the same way online chess has that issue
It's not just the wrong recommendations that have contributed to deaths, they have also undermined trust in governmental advice heavily by changing the narrative so fast.

They should do well to remember people aren't goldfish and have memories beyond three seconds.
Except remote code execution wasn’t the reason google claims to take the add on down... come on, it’s a clear conflict of interest, and they could have easily asked to remove remote code execution possibility instead.
Wow. Not only DoD have drone swarms, they have been at the forefront of research, invented the concept of drone swarms, and have been testing them for at least 15 years. Search for DoD Unmanned Aircraft Systems Roadmap 2005-2030
Thanks tout for the time and effort you put to explain it in detail.
I'll bite: what's your #1?
Tangible benefits? It's simple.
Searching "free liberal open source software" basically just returns sites that copied Wikipedia's FOSS page that calls it a counter to neoliberalism.
No, I'm saying that this is very much distinguishable without exotic hardware, on music not deliberately created to expose compression artifacts.
And at a bit rate higher than what you claimed to be transparent on non-audiophile setups. And calling <20$ headphones (that includes an in-line microphone) on a Thinkpad's built-in headphone amplifier "audiophile" seems inappropriate.
I do hear a difference (on FLAC) between those cheap headphones and some ultra-low-distortion 2-way half-open headphones, with the latter being notably more clear.

You said 64k stereo aren't distinguishable from FLAC with normal, consumer-grade listening equipment.
I said I hear a difference between 80k stereo and FLAC using a laptop built-in headphone amp and the cheapest headphones that didn't look like a consumable.
Indeed. Nothing would kill free software (and modern development in general!) quicker than mandatory liability.

Package registries would shut down overnight.
I have been looking for a good media player for m4a files with lots of tracks. This is the only one I have found that supports titles for all tracks correctly.
Polycloud: S3-compatible object storage
Have you tried Walmart? It is extremely likely they have something that will work. What you are describing is a bona fide first world problem.
"They hated him because he told the truth"

This same logic can be applied to woke/leftist activists at work: So don’t cave to their demands. If you do cave in, and backtrack, and apologize - there’ll be no redemption for you, just people piling on you from both sides, leaving you feeling like you should have grown a spine and defended rationality against the modern witch hunt that is cancel culture.
I would wager that the majority people, at least in liberal / urban centers, would look down even on “a few months of food and water” preppers, though that may have changed a bit in the past year.
In Latin, the neuter has a distinct form. In Romanian, it’s a combination: masculine in singular and feminine in plural. What the article does is it takes a look at these differences and merely states the obvious, that the Romanian neuter is ambigenous, thus the Latin neuter (as a third, distinct, form) didn’t make it.
New infections isn’t the metric people care about - if young people get sick then there’s little harm. The metric is deaths, and MA is trending with its lowest new deaths from covid since nearly the beginning of the pandemic
I am actually from India. The bank mobile websites are good enough. But the apps have some good user flow for P2P payments etc. But yeah, I can live with a good mobile website.
I hadn't heard of that. That's really cool!

By all accounts I've heard Dave Grohl seems to be a really nice person.
I feel that the best thing someone with a really IQ can do is enter into a work culture where their IQ is going to be kind of average. Their work peer group will overlap their social peer group and they'll have a sense of belonging. If you have a really high IQ child then get them into schools/clubs where they are more normal.
Shooting –.by Evon Latrail
Just to clarify, Android has had the ability to request permissions ad hoc in the user journey since Android 6.0.

But it is true that Android won't reject apps that refuse to work without a permission while iOS mandates that basic functionalities of an app work even when permission is denied.
Democracy is a tool, but doesn't reliably produce freedom or any other good outcome by itself. Individual rights and federalism go a long way to protecting freedom in the long term.

Democracy works best when dealing with details, where there is already basic agreement on where the country should go. In that case, you just want a basically fair process to get a decision made, and you can adapt later.

But when there's a fundamental split in the electorate, democracy just means tyranny of the 55%.
I like the look of this but worry about adopting something as big as this. That said things tend to grow then I wish I'd started with something like this.
It might not clash with your observations but it’s a pretty racist thing to say
Of course i do. Phone hardware has evolved tremendously and my old android can run games that mere decade ago required full desktop computer plugged to a wall socket. It's no longer a phone, but a handheld computer with a modem that can make calls.

Current popular OSes are garbage - they lock the computer, turning it into an ad platform useful only for selfies and social media. You don't even own the device - you merely rent and are at the complete mercy of the vendor.

It's just about about linux. I'd take anything that gives me control over the device and turns into a real computer that i can plug to a monitor or two and use it as a desktop. Hardware is here, software isn't.
nice. very similar to CyberChef[1] except it allows custom JS code.

1. https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
They were highly involved in the past too. I think this trope that the US used to be a beacon of freedom but now is devolving is nonsense. It's always been roughly the way it is now. "Freedom and democracy" were PR tools for the cold war. Research "cointelpro". What's different today is that knowledge of this state of affairs has become easy to acquire. That's why there's this drive to censor speech.
Does nobody else see the irony when people say they are uninstalling Firefox code because they hate cancel culture?

Lets build a premium water fountain exclusively for people of colour to fight racism too?
It's a grift. He founded a company that's going to make an NK-based vaccine, and wrote this to stir up doubt about the current vaccines so that someone might buy his. He's never published a single paper about vaccines in the past, and hasn't published anything at all since 1994. He's been making the rounds doing video interviews on antivaxxer websites and podcasts all month.

As to the "science" behind his "open letter", here's one of many rebuttals: https://www.deplatformdisease.com/blog/addressing-geert-vand...

If you came across this letter and were interested enough to forward it on, you need to take a step back and consider whether you've gotten yourself into a misinformation bubble. This information isn't circulating anywhere reputable. Wherever you learned of it is probably feeding you other misinformation that's just as wrong and dangerous.
Yeah, I had a great time on Maemo on my Nokia N900.
Really? Your issues with free software are that you find the FSF to be a dictatorship, dislike that they tried to make GNU/Linux a thing, and dislike that they push the term "free software?"

I find that hard to believe given the rest of your post. If you're unsure how free software can put food on your table, there has been plenty of debate on the subject. This particular post is not going to help you in any way.
Looks like the description of an old and frail body...
I would call it a market failure if someone wants to obtain a container, and cannot do so at any price.

There are ag producers on the west coast who cannot obtain containers regardless of cost. That article quoted a 2x increase - there are plenty of people who would gladly pay that and more, but containers cannot be sourced.
Experience shows that mistakenly blasting some civilians into pink mist doesn't mean anything if those civilians aren't white US citizens on US soil...
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26571129
Yep. I write code in vim, run tests and orchestrate things with Make and I deploy to Google Cloud Run. I used to use k8s.

I write monoliths and render mostly HTML back to the client. I have a few json endpoints around for m2m APIs or to power search boxes here and there.

The main thing I’m hacking on at the moment is https://clubman.app other things are listed at https://notbad.software

A relatively up to date skeleton of my apps is at https://github.com/davidbanham/doubleboiler
I don’t get your point. You have a qualm with how he referenced debt, but anyway you slice it, The US has a debt problem. After corona, the USA now has a debt to GDP ratio over 100%. If you want to talk about household debt to income the USA is literally taking on more debt than they produce.

That’s even with the modest way GDP is calculated which some economists think it’s even worse than reported.

So hate the newsletter but the awareness is still important and your dismissive comment stifles conversation.
> you can deny that and the app keeps working, just without the feature that needs GPS

A phone that would truly value the user would allow the user to provide a fake GPS location. Then you could use features that need GPS and not give up your privacy. But Apple doesn't allow that since it would make the phone less useful for companies who want to use phones for tracking.

A phone that truly valued the user would allow users to install multiple copies of an app, and allow the user to log in with different accounts. But Apple doesn't allow that, because they don't want people to share devices.
Gitpod Cloud IDE is now allowing sudo in its runtime
There's a legitimate argument in this article that the FSF doesn't promote a legislative program that would assist its aims (software user freedoms) and that this would be a better way to achieve those aims than relying on copyleft and the judicial system.

But it's buried under a lot of rhetoric and bike shedding about the meanings of words that is just as navel-gazing as the supposed faults of the FSF's activity.
> So, for example, if it were to turn out that, all other things being equal, providing source code for libraries could be shown to produce software of inferior quality (and there is much evidence to support such a conclusion) [...]

Wait, WHAT?!

This is not an accidental negation, he refers to it in the rest of the paragraph.

This person must be trolling or testing bullshit arguments to see which ones sort of fly, for use in whatever bullshit-oriented job they do.
The main reason people started using React is the JSX implementation in React at the time was very innovative. Actually many people working with Rihno in 2006 has talked about using JSX as templating system. FB is just the first one did it. However, now days there are plenty other less bloated front end frame work such as svelte, vue, mithrill that is more easy to use and have JSX support as well. There is really no reason to use React now days.
The trouble generally is that JS is used despite the content being static, or independent of client behavior/usage.

That is, JS can be used to do everything but it is not optimal, or even near optimal (or even remotely close to) for many use cases. In terms of runtime or simplicity. But because it is capable and available, it has encroached into every niche (of html/css) until like any invasive species, it consumes and shreds through all available resources, collapses the whole ecosystem, and all complex creatures give way to a fresh start with new fairly rudimentary biology (wasm) trying to evolve towards and find a new stability point — hopefully one that does not invite a similar destructive species, but we’ll see how it goes
Yes exactly.

About a year ago I switched from Windows to Linux for my home media PC, and it's such a relaxing experience. My computer just does what I tell it to do, and nothing changes unless I want it to.

By contrast, whenever I do have to boot into Windows to run some specific application, it's like I've invited a corporate representative from Microsoft into my home. Things are changed for me on updates. The OS suggests things to me I have no interest in. When I want to use Microsoft software, I have to log into accounts for some reason, which often means a round trip through email to reset the password. Once Windows even changed firmware settings without asking me which broke things in Linux.

The best things about Linux are not what it does, but what it doesn't do. I want this for my phone as well.
> saving my company a few bucks and saving irreplaceable moments of my life that I'd waste commuting.

I bet if you actually considered the commute as part of your paid time to calculate an hourly rate, a lot of people probably come ahead when switching to wfh despite "renting their space" or whatever.
The 3rd-party adblock extensions only work within Safari.
Tableau CEO Adam Selipsky Will Return to Amazon Web Services as CEO
Google, Adobe, and Microsoft tend to be quite bad. The other ones tend to be reasonable and just check for updates every now and then. It has flagged a couple of daemons, mostly related to iCloud, but nothing very suspicious after a quick investigation.

So no, nothing too worrisome.
Just ignore the woke campaigners and they'll be on to the next outrage in less than 5 days. Cancel culture is toxic and insidious witch-hunting and harms the people it purports to protect.
Ethernet and IP Networking 101
If only there was a means of performing container orchestration effectively IRL
Is it hard to deploy with gRPC, because of the HTTP2 requirement?
Generative Music, Clojure, Listening to Data (YT)
We also inspired from the same blog post ('Engineers Shouldn’t Write ETL') and built our own internal ETL tools.

Our primary design goal was the system to be self-service for data scientists. Since our data scientists use pandas dataframes and jupyter notebooks all the time, we built the system around these two: (1) We have a library (that we call pype) acting an interface between the database and python dataframes (similar to .to_csv method), so there is no SQL queries in ETL scripts, (2) schedule (parametrized) notebooks using some special keywords.

We have a demo screencast: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SVTduaIH_3IsJ-QoGI4mLYZE8Jv...
GCHQ releases 'most difficult puzzle ever' in honour of Alan Turing
Reducing database queries to a minimum with DataLoaders
In what way? I think ships get stuck for a day or so every couple of years. Maybe the first time it’s been this long?
A completely valid concern.

You can see that all stages in the video implement the PipelineStagePlugin: https://arc.tripl.ai/plugins/#pipeline-stage-plugins. This means you can safely remove them from the code base and recompile without that stage at all. These are all dynamically loaded at runtime so it should be easy (and to implement your own custom logic).

Similarly the Dockerfile https://github.com/tripl-ai/docker/blob/master/arc/Dockerfil... just includes the relevant plugins (if not in the main Arc repository) so you can easily remove them or the Cloud SDKs/JDBC drivers to reduce your surface area.

We have endeavoured to write a large number of tests but there is always room to add more.
It depends on whether supplies willing to bet which container ship or plane would be random shot down by PLAAF?
I don't think this really answers your question since I never had the symptoms you or the OP did, but I did have caffeine-antagonized panic attacks that (mostly) subsided after I quit caffeine entirely. I think I went something like 13 years without having any substantial amount of caffeine outside whatever was present in decaf tea or coffee (and often avoiding coffee entirely).

Recently, within the last 10 months or so, I've gone back to drinking it without much effect. The only significant difference in my case was that I started a regular and fairly intense exercise regimen after my exgf dumped me. The way she did it was horrible, it was stressful, and made me lose a bunch of weight (for me, ~10 pounds) in less than a week, but the end result was that I recognized the benefits and decided to work to lose more and keep it off. I wasn't hugely over my ideal weight (25-30 over) but losing most of it helped with a bunch of different things, including this.

I don't know if this changed my ability to metabolize caffeine somewhat faster (I think it did; or minimized the effects), but before this I could feel my heart starting to act a bit funny within minutes of drinking anything with caffeine to the extent I'd wind up with a full blown panic attack. Now, I can drink it without noticing much other than the jitters (normal for me). Doesn't affect my heart rate unless I drink too much.

That said, I very slowly ramped up my caffeine intake over a few weeks starting with regular black teas. Maybe try switching up your exercise routine and slowly reintroduce it? The first couple cups I had over a week definitely upset my stomach slightly but it got better. Though, I noticed even decaf would do that as well. Doesn't now for whatever reason.

Did you normally drink it by itself or with something to eat?
Consultant using Go in a few client projects. Both use build-in-Docker for stability and less CI surprises. One uses GRPC with Profobuf, another is using an event sourcing toolkit I have authored [0]. Personally I use VSCode with gopls which has been working great for quiet some time now. Ordinary make files for combined documentation and usage of common operations.

[0] https://github.com/looplab/eventhorizon
Fair enough! I can personally attest to the results being quite impressive now. Fantastic work and apologies for the criticism. It must be a strange situation to get dragged in to all this due to a viral tweet.
This is just more of the same propagandizing against anything public. Money hates freedom from its influence. Meanwhile, commercial hardware and software continues to trend towards a high tech prison system where everyone's an inmate.
Statement of Skechers USA, Inc. On Uyghurs [pdf]
I used Foobar2000 for years in order to keep using OzoneMP after Winamp had fallen off the wagon. Based on what I remember of the software license for plugins (modified BSD with a no reverse engineering clause added if I recall correctly), it seemed clear that the devs felt that there was some secret property to their implementation that they wanted to protect. It wasn't obvious to me what that was, though, beyond maybe replaygain or floating point audio. Was there something specific? Does DeaDBeeF player also provide this alleged advantage?
This guy is a nutcase trying his best to destroy a revolutionary movement and one of the few tools left for the individual to fight corporate domination. Flagged for being a paid attack.
The current cycle for touring bands is this:

1. Create an album

2. Organise tour dates for just after the album release

3. Release the album

4. Go on tour

5. Rest

6. Repeat

For a US tour, you're not criss-crossing the country, going from New York to Los Angeles to San Francisco, e.t.c. Tour managers exist because they literally have to solve the Travelling Salesman problem for their clients. Tour buses are a thing because you're just driving to the next town/city along the way.

I'm not sure where RoadPony fits into this touring cycle or helps tour managers in their decision making. It seems to me that it will promote one off gigs without taking care of the logistical problems that bands face.
I think they mostly just want a cheaper iPhone that they can mostly play with the cosmetics and have free apps. For most, the ability to improve the code is not really a thing.
"You're looking good today. Want snacks?"

I can see this working hahahaha. This is great.
Just counting the containers in the picture, it looks like there are 24 x 20 x 9 = 4320 containers. I guess below deck there could be another ~4000, but that still leaves another 4000? Can they stack them that much higher?
But "a few months of toilet paper" is basically one pack from Costco.
Sometimes he is a wave. Depends how you interact with him.
Let's say we cut notches perpedicular to where the split will be, and then split through the notches. If you cut more notches in your side of the wood, it will be obvious that you've done so - the two sides will fit together perfectly in shape and in grain, but one side will have extra notches. It's not like I could have filled in the notches on my piece.
Does the AGPL achieve either?

1. It requires modifications to be published, sure, but what prevents someone from modifying server code in a way users don't notice and just lie and say it's unmodified? It's not like a binary where you can build it yourself to compare.

2. Weren't there a couple products that were AGPL until AWS started using them? Redis, I think, was one of them.
I'm a small developer who is quite grateful for the millions of hours of work I didn't have to do or pay for, upon which I build my own software. I've worked on dozens of projects that would have been impossible without GPL'd software readily available to use.
How to use Lottie animation on Webflow
Not really, the iPhone planned to do the same thing.
That lumpy blue sweater you're wearing? It's actually cerulean.

I've been dealt a very different view, perhaps because I'm tainted by the analytical snobbery of a formal musical education, one that included studying, arranging, and performing the works of both. The pioneers of minimalism - Terry Riley, Philip Glass, Steve Reich et al - redefined my expectations and comprehension of music, and I perceive their ideas bright and clear in every genre today from pop to EDM to incidental.

I too have seen and heard Mr Glass play live, in two very different settings. Once in a very small chamber close enough to hear the piano stool creak in Metamorphosis, and once as part of the 2013 staging of Einstein on the Beach. Both were mind-blowing, and the only topic of conversation afterwards was the music.

For my generation of music students, both Glass and J.S.Bach remain towering geniuses whose influence will ripple for centuries, whose ideas are clearly still identifiable, and thereby form an indelible contribution to the arts.

Spotify won't give you the whole of Mishima, in the same way it will never collect together the three essential recitals of the Op.92 II. Allegretto, nor will it knowingly preface The Orb's Adventure's Beyond The Ultraworld with Steve Reich's Electric Counterpoint, nor Hendrix with Handel, and in general is not a conscientious guide to anyone's oeuvre or the relationships across music forms.
Name one SafetyNet app that works on the Pinephone or the Librem 5.
How is it a waste of resources?
Thanks for this. I'm going to do this with all my new indoor plants. I sort of gave up on em because they constantly have issues with the supplied "soil"
Your not really spending 8 hours a day with them when your remote though, your team/coworkers w/e are just people to sync up with when you need to.
My MIL has hotel towels she stole decades ago. They last a pretty long time.