skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My younger relatives are early 20s so I'm not talking about children here and we're not having casual conversations.

A symptom of what I'm talking about about is the example I gave of George Washington. A great majority of the admiration I have for him is vested in his decision to relinquish power after two terms as President when many feel he could have gone on to be a life long President and how that set the precedence for the peaceful transfer of power. I've found that aspect of his character to be completely disregarded and taken for granted. It's not that they think owning slaves is a bigger negative than that positive, is that they don't even entertain that it's a point in his favor, like the peaceful transfer of power was a foregone conclusion.

I really do think that's an over correction. Some correction of his myth was definitely needed so I'm not saying this is completely wrong but I think the correction is more needed in the way we think of historical figures as good guys and bad guys instead of some mix of both, as we all are. Instead, the founding fathers seem to have just been moved from good guy to bad guy.

Now, I don't know what's actually being taught but I do see the result, which is all I'm speaking to.
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https://istheshipstillstuck.com says "sort of"
Archive link: https://archive.ph/0407I
Training is almost always hardest (Especially when u have to use few millions$ for it :D)
Still, the point stands that of all the European states, labor is arguably strongest in Germany, and at the same time Germany industry is extremely competitive. If strong labor was a huge competitive disadvantage you'd think Germany would be falling behind, but instead it's quite the opposite.
amazon could stop this easily if that was the decision that they made. instead, through their basics program, amazon decided to become “the best of” these types of scammers. or at least the largest scale.
When it comes to having control over a society I don't think some of these powerful groups care about wiping out a few billion. See covid-19 extended economy shut downs.
>If I am not responsible for how people interpret my words, who is?

Others too.

First because "Effective communication requires effort" from BOTH sides.

And also because others can deliberately misinterpret your words for their own gain, or because they're biased, or because they've been primed by factors outside your control, or for lots of other reasons...

>If someone is unable to clearly express themselves without being misunderstood

That has been the case for everybody for the entirety of history.

There are better or worse ways to express something, but there's no foolproof way to express even the simplest thing in a way that you "wont be misunderstood".

Sometimes even saying "yes" or "no" with the wrong tone (or what the other person perceives as the wrong tone) can be misunderstood.
>> Also many men now have vasectomy in their 20ties. It is recommended to keep it a secret,

Anecdotes are not data, but I had a vasectomy in my early 30's. We didn't want more kids, and the wife informed me she wasn't planning on taking the pill for the next 25 years.

I wasn't told to "keep it a secret" but equally it wasn't something other men spoke about, so there was some reluctance (on my part) to do it. I, and some others in my cohort of a similar age, though decided to not hide it, but be honest - yes I'm going to be out of work on Tuesday, going for a vasectomy. It did encourage a few folk to come talk about it when it was topical for them.

Men (naturally) have a fear of anything that interferes with their privates. But we do need to be more honest about it - vasectomies are ultimately cheaper, less invasive, and have fewer side effects than other forms of contraception. Yes it is permanent - but if you're ready for that then I encourage you to ask around - you may find others around you have done it, and that it's really not a big deal.

And if you have had it, well, perhaps it's not really something that needs to be a secret. (Especially if you are the first in your social circle to do it.)
First you made a logical leap. Simply because these institutions may be nominally majority white does not preclude the ability for them to biased against whites. I never claimed these institutions were minority white, only that they were biased against whites, so you also attacked a straw man.

You also did not address the widespread corporate training material adopted from Robin D’Angelo. If the system were biased towards whites, why would it train its employees to shun their white identity? Would you consider a system whose corporations asked their employees to “be less black” biased against black people?

What percentage of Biden’s cabinet do you consider white?
> some things like public transit the market just cannot do.

Sure it can. Many major cities in the US had multiple competing private companies providing public transit, and doing it quite efficiently and cheaply, up until around World War II. Then governments took over, drove the private companies out of business, and proceeded to make public transit in the US the mess that it is today.

But even with all that, private companies can still provide efficient public transit in the US today--if they're allowed to use buses traveling on roads to do it, instead of rail. For example, in the area where I live, a privately owned bus company was providing affordable bus service, faster than a driving commute, until the government stepped in and forced it out of business, in favor of a huge white elephant project to extend the rail system, giving people a longer commute (1 hour or more from train station to work, vs. a half hour to 40 minutes from bus stop, at the same location, to work) at a higher price (even though the rail system is government subsidized while the bus company was not).

> What's the point of individualist- nuclear-family-ist- vineer of that suburbanization if behind the scenes there is massive collecitivism to enforce everything to need it work?

You don't need massive collectivism to make suburbanization work. You need massive collectivism to make urbanization work. And the only reason we use the term "suburban" at all in the US is that we've urbanized so much. Before the massive urbanization of the US in the mid to late 20th century, the places we now call "suburbs" were just towns--towns that had developed naturally through freedom of choice and cooperation among people who wanted to form communities. Urbanization is what killed so many of those towns and destroyed what used to be a well functioning system of communities in favor of massive collectivism.

> this big mess of unsustainability

The claim that any lifestyle but an urbanized lifestyle is "unsustainable" is nonsense. What is unsustainable is massive collectivism. Massive collectivism killed more than a hundred million people in the twentieth century. It doesn't work.
Nah, take your views somewhere they’d be accepted, like not here. I saw your post and it isn’t acceptable.
It's not only X% chance of being accused of sexism, but a very high chance to lose one's career - and possibly become un-hireable by any large company or to any position of responsibility at least for a while. It's not just that someone says "you're sexist" and you say "no, I'm not!" - it goes way beyond accusation, and accusation itself almost universally is considered as good as definite proof. This is a serious risk, and it's totally understandable that people want to avoid it.
Now you've made me want to create a random-ceilings dataset. I spent about an hour trying to think of some way to get you a bunch of un-curated ceilings, to no avail.

If you ended up using the ceilings uploaded to your app directly from your users, it might be possible that there wasn't any better solution than the one you came up with.
Are the hardware sprites implemented directly on specialized 2D hardware, or do they map to the same hardware as OpenGL/GLSL/Vulkan?
Simple way to manage your observability stack
This could be the best volcano live stream I've ever seen. The coverage from Hawaii wasn't even close to this quality.
A "sprite" is a small bitmap image that can be moved around and rendered onto the screen at an arbitrary position. For example, Mario and his enemies in Super Mario Bros. are displayed as sprites.

"Hardware sprites" means you can tell the graphics hardware to draw the sprite itself, as opposed to the programmer having to redraw the background and then copy the sprite's pixel data on top of it for every frame.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sprite_(computer_graphics)
Credit Suisse and Nomura warn of losses after $20bn stock fire sale
There had not been a Star Wars movie starring Harrison Ford, Carie Fisher, Mark Hamil and the rest for over 30 years. Perhaps people were excited at seeing these characters again and not so exited about every movie being about killing them off?

It doesn't have much to do with wokeness, though, killing parent figures (Uncle Ben, Obie Wan, Yoda, etc.) is what the original trilogy did too. It just wasn't very original.
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>are actually accurate?

They are mostly accurate. If not toned down in the translation. People on different forums such as reddit has repeatedly asked the question, why all these passive aggressiveness, did the translator do their job. The answer is they did.
Quite possible to sustain present levels of population on vegan diet. This is NOT counting other sources of consumption we routinely indulge in.
1 year of data is basically activity history on each row, not the row data itself. We don't delete any information that you add in tables.

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Yes correct, it's only revision history
I love that this site has become the go-to source. I pulled it up too when I heard the ship was free.
I think it's very strange you view an accusation of sexism as "feedback that you perceived to be incorrect".
Not much we can do about land use. Regenerative agriculture practices use less water and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Im not sure about long term but switching from traditional to regenerative practices is carbon negative as soil organic matter and soil life is built up.
This is the correct answer.

Peoples compulsion to point out other peoples flaws is far greater than their drive to help.

Otherwise post to any forum with a female-sounding name. Works as well.
We'll change that, sorry didn't realize. Customer support wants to be noticed, it seems
Are you comparing the cost of the entire banking system's existence, to the cost of a single Bitcoin transaction? That seems like a pointless comparison.

Or are you dividing the cost of that banking system by the number of transactions it processes? I.e. comparing 1 transaction to 1 transaction?

On a per-transaction basis traditional banking uses a lot less energy than Bitcoin. Including the cost to run the bank's servers, the air conditioning in their buildings, the Christmas lights their employees put up, and everything.

How can I make such a bold claim? How could I possibly have calculated the energy usage of all those things?

Simple. Bitcoin does about 8.5 TPS which works out to around 268 million transactions per year. Bitcoin uses 0.55% of the world's energy production per cbeci.org.

The ACH network (US direct deposit system) processes around 23 billion transactions per year.
The European SEPA network does about 22 billion.
The UK's BACS accounts for another 8 billion or so.

So just counting those 3, that's 53bn transactions per year, which is 197x what Bitcoin does. If their energy cost per transaction was as bad as Bitcoin's, then that would take 0.55 * 197 = 108.35% of the world's energy production. There literally isn't enough energy in the world for the banks to be as inefficient as Bitcoin. And we're only handling direct bank debit/credits in the US and Europe so far, we haven't even touched on credit card stuff, international wires, anything in Asia, etc.
The thing is, i agree with you. But they dont. White men get fired for much less.

They made the rules. Now they get to live with them.
The US makes it very difficult on women who choose to have children. Maybe if we provided more support (financially, logistically, hell emotionally) they’d be more apt to have kids earlier. For my wife and I, we weighed the pros and cons and it was clear it was a bad move for us, so we passed.
If nothing else this will be an interesting time for historians to look back on. At some point sanity must set in and after that I wonder how they will reflect on this period.
Actors and actresses and models do maintain very expensive regimes (with things most people cannot afford like a dedicated fitness trainer or nutritionist, let alone a team) that can be unhealthy to do in and of themselves. Most male actors have talked about how punishing their regimes are , like Christian Bale rapidly gaining and losing weight: https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2465697/christian-bale-admi...

Diet/body image also have a massive industry pushing dodgy easy methods to consumers willing to spend. Anorexia and bulimia were glamorized with celebrities publicizing their 1200 calorie diets. Fen-phen, a weight loss drug, was the most costly recall of a drug ever with over $14B awarded in liability suits.

People are unhealthy, yes, but the media and entertainment do not have a great track record of pushing actually healthy habits.
When the pretender is mistrustful!
Netflix tells you up front. So does amazon. And Spotify. And steam.
We just want to offer a good deal for first 100 customers coming from Product Hunt and others, this month.
What exactly do you miss?
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Says who? “A pyramid unfinished” indeed.
>Not really. We have a responsibility for the effects of our actions. There is a practical limit to how far we can take worrying about those effects

If you can lose your job because someone misinterpreted what you said (or chose to misinterpret something clear), then that "practical limit" can get quite high...

>If both parties do this, is is remarkable how quickly disputes get resolved. If neither party does this, a conversation accomplishes nothing.

Well, if every person loved each other, then there would be no crime either!
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This is also known as 'Half of winning is showing up'.

Heroes are mostly martyrs. Bulk of winning is done by showing up every day and doing small improvements, slowly albeit steadily. This is today's culture is called 'below average' or 'mediocrity'.

Consistent sustained mediocrity, and occasional 1% progress is 99% of success.
I don't understand why this article was submitted under the current title ("The Orange Screw has fallen prey to Amazon bait-and-switch product pirates"). Surely the actual company post about exactly this [0] as linked in the article would have been a more appropriate basis for discussing this?

The point of this article is about one instance of product packaging also having a secondary function (after a roundabout way of describing applications). Why choose the parenthetical in the sub-heading as the main title for HN?

[0]: https://www.orangescrew.com/blogs/news/scam-alert-this-is-no...
We won't fix it, but demanding to fix it from the people who stand to lose the most and has the least means to fix it might be not the best way to approach it either. Maybe if we became a little more attentive to the potential of false accusations and less tolerant to people who falsely accuse others of sexism, the balance could start moving back to where people wouldn't be afraid to talk candidly just because they talk to a female.
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And given the sand density, much larger volume.
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I am arguing against the use of the "It's that narrative" phrase that is said like someone is playing a trump card and for some reason just makes other arguments null and void. Sorry if I misinterpreted your response, I assumed you thought similarly to others that have posted using that phrase and I tried to engage in a discussion to push for you to explain your reasoning and consider alternatives. I don't assume anything about you except that you are more likely than not like me and many others on this forum, extremely fortunate. I too have experienced that bottom rung and I'm tired of the zuckerberg like hubris that some have in our community where people act like they are disrupting the world for better in cases where they disrupt incumbents by scaling exploitation of that power rung. I try to push back on it when I can to show different perspectives. To me, the dismissal of the plight of Amazon workers and the lower class is one and the same. Amazon is new to the game, but they approach everything with ruthless cunning.
The social implications of this would not be pretty. Without young people in society, the purpose of tomorrow would slowly fade. No point trying to build a future if there isn’t someone to take helm of it. Children of men did an excellent dramatization of this
The tyranny of the majority is perhaps the reference?
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It's a crowded world
The hardware itself has dedicated instructions
This uses CLIP to optimize a GAN's input to generate an output matching a text description. Optimization is very slow, it's basically the same process as training. DALL-E uses a feedforward network to directly predict an image from text. But that model hasn't been published yet.
Seeing that Krebs doxed other people too, now he knows how that feels.
I am 32 and i feel like i will be in your position in a few years if not few months.

Because of this i started to develop some small mobile apps that is targeted to general public. These apps started to make some money. I Will develop a few more apps until i reach to a level that i can pay the bills. I also have some savings.

After that i plan to go on a sabbatical for at least a year. I plan to move to country side and only write code for the small updates i will make to these mobile apps.

I believe during this sabbatical i will find a lot of great business ideas.
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> The e-Ink people have got to get their costs down.

I work in the display industry. No vendor can get their cost down unless they're able to get their volumes up to millions of units per quarter. It's a power scaling law. I doubt E-Ink even manages to sell 10,000 32 inch displays per quarter and if I'm not mistaken these backplanes and laminate material are kerfed by hand! Notice that small sized displays on the other hand are much cheaper. As long as there's nobody willing to pony up an order for a million 32 inch displays, the status quo will likely remain the same.
Yeah, I kind of think Unicode was a big mistake too :)

If anything is text, nothing is text.
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>seems unsustainable to me

Do you have a particularly well-developed or reliable intuition for the sustainability of food production? How did you come by it?
I guess you are making my point. If the zeitgeist picks up that formal modeling captures intelligence, then it will make its way into the hiring process just like competitive programming did via Leetcode.
Tell HN: Russian forced to support Richard M. Stallman
I just checked both sides on actual "RMS vs. FSF" state — RMS mostly supported by Russian and they are forced it even with bots.[0,1,2]

Anti-RMS letter: https://rms-open-letter.github.io

Pro-RMS letter: https://rms-support-letter.github.io

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26617837

[1] https://www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=54820

[2] https://www.linux.org.ru/polls/polls/16233067
(Aside from promoting someone’s blog?) I guess the main difference is do we want the story told from a personal/emotional narrative perspective or do we want the story told in a corporate Press release form.

Not sure??
Damnit, I wasn't ready yet!

Is it too late to register the 'stuck Evergiven' as my emotional support ship and have them put it back?
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You will see 9 steps in this video:
Step 1: Components re-Shaping
Step 2: Place the Components Manually
Step 3: Visual Checking
Step 4: Fix the PCBA onto Jig
Step 5: Wave Soldering
Step 6: Other Processing
---6.1 Cut the Pins
---6.2 Manually Soldering
---6.3 Mount Screws
Step 7: PCBA Cleaning and Polishing
Step 8: Final PCBA Checking and Repairing
Step 9: Final Visual Checking
It takes a few decades and milions $ to raise a family. It is perfectly valid to have a discussion how to find a good partner for startup or business. But not for this? No wonder most people will never have children.
Right. The officer just randomly died the next day. People tend to randomly drop dead.

So what about the officers that weren't killed?

Plenty of videos of them being beaten with pipes.

One officer crushed against a door.

What do you think of the officer that was hit.with a stun gun 6 times and lost the tip of their finger? [1]

The police union says that one officer got their eye injured so bad that they lost it [2]

At the end of the day I presume Trump supporters don't care.

What justification to say it was bad do you have for the video where Babbit was shot? The people there were trying to smash a door on which the other side were politicians.

When people were protesting police brutality they were quick to shout #BlueLivesMatter.

But when Trump decided that he could pretend that millions of votes were fake and try and steal an election, his supporters were the "good guys" breaking into the capitol.

All their challenges failed in the courts but curiously they were only challenging results in districts which were majority minority. Not white majority districts which used the same voting methodology.

You say that it's SOP to manufacture consent. But every speech about taking the capital from Trump to Cruz on that day did exactly that in the minds of these people.

They talked about storming the capital. And that's what they did.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/police-ca...

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/live/2021/01/27/us/biden-trump-impea...
pound, sharp, hash, even octothorpe predate “hashtag”.
Thanks for writing this! I used it a few years ago to remove the ANSI output from HP/Aruba network devices that clear your screen or line which was a nightmare for scripting. It works like a dream.
A follow-up on one of their article. More of it. Please.
> Personally I'd much prefer us to lower the population through infertility rather than famine and war.

There is no reason to assume there is binary choice there.

Also the infertility crisis only affects developed countries, whose birth rates were already low. Under developed countries , whose populations have been booming and already outnumber developed countries are not affected by this crisis.
Impressively, https://istheshipstillstuck.com/ updated with a "Sort of?" which is accurate.