skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a nice, albeit reductive hypothesis.

Literally the last thing I did before posting this comment was email a link to a Facebook in-app ad’s advertised product to myself because I wanted to look at it in more detail tomorrow.

I wasn’t looking for the product it was advertising, but I see how it could be extremely useful for me if it works.
Football in the UK can be quite political at times, especially around issues of ownership and regulation. There is a set of elections coming up in May and this was probably why the UK's prime minister threatened to use a "legislative bomb". Football fans are also voters, after all, and even people who don't watch the sport don't want bad things to happen to it.
I'm aiming for a shadow ban so I'll be frank.....

https://pimeyes.com/ can find the shitty twitter photo of their computer rejection screen from "ExamSoft" across the global fucking web.

I put in the photo from twitter and it popped out. And that's the fucking stupid 'photo' of the fucking stupid 'rejection screen' on a program that's not even Proctorio.

Sooooo Pimeyes is Polish, maybe it's the programmers from the USA and the fact you have all lost your minds and want to be racist because it makes up for you lack of ability to program. Because the Polish can facial recognise on a USA phone photo of a rejection screen.

Yes Dang... here it is, you did this on a different comment but we know this is the one it's about (Still keen for shadow ban, replies are the worst)
It's pretty stable but this is the HN hug of death.
And I to you.
> Maybe it’s because I spend some number of hours a week looking at trees, but it never ceases to amaze me how stupid the average technical person is around the word “forever”.

If you truly want to be pedantic, the word "forever" does not appear in the post at all.

Less pedantically, I believe most people have the ability to understand that nothing lasts forever. From reading the post, the emphasis was on "free" and not on the longevity. Also the title of the post could easily be interpreted to mean "Why Lichess will be free for as long as it exists".
Four of those were to catch formatting errors. IMHO it's best to just use an automatic code formatter. clang-format is extremely good.

When I write code for personal projects I don't even bother trying to format it correctly. The only whitespace button I use is the spacebar. tab is mapped to the function that reformats the entire document according to the formatting rules I've configured.

At work, whenever I apply a change in a function I will autoformat that function whenever. I can't just format the entire file, but formatting errors are rife in the codebase I work on.

goto fail; is real.
FWIW, colored (white/pink/brown) audio noise is conceptually quite different from the kind of noise in this article. Audio noise is intentionally broad-spectrum and usually includes very high frequencies. The interpolated noise such as Perlin noise used for textures is intentionally just a single frequency, and it’s designed specifically to avoid the kind of white noise you get when you call Math.random().
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.

- Feynman

Lying to yourself doesn’t socially have the same moral hazard as intentionally misleading someone, but the outcomes are often indistinguishable from the perspective of the affected parties.
This is going to sting but an early version was built on PHP and Symfony framework :)
Money.

This was 100% about money and 0% about sport.

They forgot they exist, because of the fans not the other way around.
Yeah it's probably best to get some professional assistance on this. I'm just kind of curious how the whole process works.

I think it might fall under a foreign direct investment (FDI) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_direct_investment_in_I...
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When the savings are state guaranteed in the savings account, the risk is basically limited by the credit rating of the nation. It’s never zero but for stable economies it’s as low as you get
I added three rooms to split the traffic. Works smoothly again. :-)
> Now we have three different truths to lash out at each other with while no one is paying attention to root causes.

But I don't think this is true. There is plenty of writing about root causes, plenty of writing about reforms. I know, because I was interested in adjacent topics a while ago and it did not took that much effort to find it.

I am here talking about journalists, lawyers and generally activists pushing for larger reforms and what they perceive as root causes.
There have been 2000 fixes related to fuzzer issues so far, averaging 400 fixes in recent years. Almost all of them are taken care of by Michael.
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That's why I keep all my assets in cash, in my shoe.
Which is why Apple is moving revenue streams also to services.
Worse, if the original author could not keep the site up some asshole would take the code base, start glichess.org and slowly take the credit for it all.

Of course lofty principles would be cited, like "this is how open source works" or "you should not have used that license if you hadn't wanted this to happen".

And many people here would defend the asshole and forget the original author.
'Climate Change Accelerator' -didn't really think that one through, did they?
I think your analysis describes the casual viewer more than the fan. Sure, the Lazio fan may watch Barcelona vs Manchester if their team didn't make it and they want to know how the season ends. But I'm suspicious that they would pay to watch a league in which they have no personal investment.

I heard many fans praising soccer because "anything can happen" and "even a small team can beat a big one". While I don't know whether this is true, I think any move away from this core idea will not sit well with the fans. And good luck getting the casual viewers to pay enough to offset the difference.
I would imagine it is illegal to abandon a ship in port
Yet another reason crypto will never become the de facto currency. Can you imagine if we treated other currency like that? If everyone had to protect their own cash, and if you put it in a bank you were considered foolish?

Although at least with cash most people would understand how to protect it. A vast majority of people in the world are never going to understand crypto well enough to be fully capable of securing it themselves.
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Yes, my bad, you are right. Courts are not the place for debate, parliaments and assemblies are.

Apart from that, I think this might turn it into the classic socialism vs capitalism debate.
Which I don't want to get into

Just closing out with this cool video, watch it if you haven't, I always go back to this when I get into such debates.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwqnRYPcrl0
They haven't really "forgotten" in the traditional sense. It is more a case of the present leadership of billionaire investors breaking the hundred-year lineage and representing a new, tone-deaf and usurped versions of the clubs.
Some advertisements are malicious attacks on your attention to build brand recognition and entice you to buy things you don't need.

However, I think advertising in itself isn't inherently evil. If a chess website served non-tracking, static (no-JS) banner ads about relevant products (maybe, specifically, chess products?) to offset costs, I don't see anything wrong with it. Of course the question is: "what is a relevant product to advertise next to chess?" Would... other board game advertisements be acceptable?
> The United Federation of Planets doesn’t even use money

Well, they occasionally say they don’t (and Roddenberry said they don’t), but they actually do (or discussing the fact that they do) in every single one of the series, and several of the movies.

> and it’s post-scarcity so they don’t run out of resources.

They do run into resource limits.

Also, the UFP is, you known, fiction, and not even haed science fiction (or even particularly internally consistent fiction.)
So Teslas Autopilot does not work with no one in the driver seat?
I don't know the rules of the canal, but I highly doubt this scenario. The Egyptian gov't basically has a monopoly and can charge anything they want and write any rules they want. Of course, ships are free to circumvent Africa (around the Cape of Good Hope) if they disagree.

More likely: Ships are required by rules to have an Egyptian pilot on-board during the passage, and there is limited legal liability for ordinary operating circumstances. That said, if an Egyptian pilot was found grossly negligent of their duties, then they would be liable. However, in most legal systems, this is an exceptionally high bar. And, I assume if you pass the canal, you subject yourself to the Egyptian court system. (Read about the big cruise ship that ran aground in Italy. That story reads like text book gross negligence!)
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I click on the link above and I get a seemingly blank page, all because the website uses some JavaScript garbage and violates W3C standards. That's the ridiculous, disgusting state of the information technology industry in the 21st century. I rue the day I decided to do this professionally, and I am deeply ashamed and despondent.
I wonder if there's a different "customer development" process you get with multiple leagues.

Being American, I'd tend to think about minor league baseball as comparison. You put a team in every whistle-stop town, with $5-10 tickets and "free bat night". Families could attend several games a year and the kids grow up with baseball as part of their life. Maybe once or twice they go to a big league game at $200 per seat.

Similarly, you've got people whose families who have supported the same third-division football team through generations of direct attendance.

A sport with major leagues only has a very different model for building relationships with a new generations of fans. It's something they're really only experiencing through TV, and I wonder if that will have the same degree of customer connection. It works for the NFL and NBA but they're much more telegenic games than baseball is.
It's tempting to hold ones own N=1 for the generic case, but off course that can never be true.

I have found that variability within countries is higher than between (Western) countries. Which does not mean there are no mean differences, but with a limited sampling size you can get a very wrong impression.

Same reason you cannot possibly judge your own country BTW: you can't pass for an outsider, and you will have that almost innate shared set of references.
I was recommended by a friend to put anti bacterial and wash with cold water so clothes won’t smell and won’t loose shape or color. Changed my life.
> The courts are specifically not a place for debate

uh, no, debate is literally 100% of the purpose of courts.
Lichess is a non-profit association in France. Microsoft can't just buy it. If they have no money no more, they'll launch a donation campaign and if it doesn't work, they'll just put the site down until they have enough, then it can remain free forever. If the association ever breaks down, the code is out there for anyone to "reprendre le flambeau" .
Thanks to them, being able to play chess online is a common good. They're not profit driven, they're freedom driven.
I added three rooms to split the traffic, that seems to help a lot. :-)
I know, "Not your keys, not your coins". However, most people have no idea about the technicalities of the crypto and because transfer fees range from not-zero to ridiculous, as long as the arbitrage between exchanges stays minimal there's no motivation to ever move crypto anywhere so for most people crypto currency is simply the number in their account on a website.
European football is seen as the most prestigious tournament, and also has significant financial rewards for just getting into it.

European football is not guaranteed for any team at the moment, you need to finish in the top places of your domestic league to qualify.

The ESL guaranteed European football for a some teams, making the domestic leagues less important as it doesn’t get you access to European football, and also stops growth of smaller teams (how do they get into the ESL etc).

For me it was a grab by the top teams to de-risk their financials by having guaranteed European football, nothing to do with seeing the best teams play each other etc (if they are the best they’d meet in champions league..).

I guess it would be like if 10 teams said we are making our own playoffs or something, and no other teams can join our playoffs unless we let them, the regular season is suddenly worthless (sorry if this is a terrible analogy - I don’t really know American sports).
The company also owes him a salary, he is in possession of company property, selling said property to recuperate lost salary seems reasonable.

I'm no lawyer (so don't try this at home), and I bet you'd need to find a good lawyer to get a with a trick like that :)

But as a creditor in possession of property owned by the debitor, selling said property to recuperate losses doesn't seem entirely unreasonable.

Certainly, not if debitor does not take action recover possession of the property, etc.

Even if he got into trouble after selling the ship, I would hope a jury would side the person being held for "ransom by said property".

But yes, between Egyptian and Syrian courts, I suppose there is a serious risk you'll get squashed either way. Because we can't have sailors selling their ships :)
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> Without these algorithms, we’d likely be mailing large data files on discs instead of sending them across the Internet with a click, buying our music on CDs instead of streaming it, and looking at Facebook feeds that don’t have bouncing animated images.

I really hate these hyperbolic statements. It makes it seem like if it wasn't for Ziv and Lempel no one would have figured out how to do lossless compression, which is just utterly ridiculous.
Holy hell that's an expensive project. Do donations cover all this, or are the operators independently wealthy and generous?
Autoregressive Decoding for Sequence to Sequence Tasks
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Sockeye salmon is all wild, so if your store carries those, there you go.
We don’t provide any controls, you can use a native select or whatever you need and I don’t see a reason why that shouldn’t work. tiptap just gives you an API to apply styles, check for styles and so on.

Good point though, we should put together an example that showcases that.
Actually it was, and they had a manager that covered up for them, allowing them to keep working on the project.

"Creating the Go programming language featuring Rob Pike & Robert Griesemer"

https://changelog.com/gotime/100

Had not been for him and Go would never gone beyond a prototype side project.
Interesting that a non profit pays 55k in French taxes
The term "headless" is widely known in the React world for
components where I have full control over markup and styling.
In the Vue world, this is usually called "renderless". We have then decided to use the term "headless".
Look at the marketing pictures on https://www.apple.com/imac-24/

Every picture features an iMac on a beautiful desk with the power adaptor conveniently not in the picture. There's not really a place to hide it if you have desks like these, it's just gonna lie somewhere on the floor.
But why are the aligned on this issue now when they never were before? Because after the Great Recession people were beginning to align against them outside of their predetermined demographic categories. These narratives and the way we talk about them don’t arise organically, they’re constructed and pushed out intentionally to serve a political purpose.

Less than 20 years ago the same people unanimously told us that the war in Iraq was good and necessary. I don’t think these institutions and in many cases the exact same people have suddenly become interested in doing the right thing.
I should point out that I’m not just random internet grouch #435, but someone dabbling with this class of problem.

I’m trying right now to set something up that has the potential to have much more value to someone greedy than it does to my target audience. It’ll take a while I think before it really comes to that, but it is not out of the realm of reason.

I will most definitely be trying to take the temptation away from myself (or my heirs) to sell it. I would likely do that anyway, but the goad is that it costs more than I can really afford to write off unless I get very lucky, or others contribute substantially. There really isn’t much incentive for them to do that while I own everything outright. If I don’t want to end up with a cat food diet in my 80’s I’m probably going to need some of my investment back.
Where to even begin?

Concretely, the ESL wouldn't be a sporting competition, it would be an entertainment spectacle.

When there is nothing to lose in terms of relegation or missed qualification for performing poorly across one or several seasons, we are no longer dealing with a competitive sport.

And football fans, i.e. the grassroots, don't typically take kindly to attempts at crafting new artificial rivalries and watering out those rare, big occasion games by playing them with absurd frequency.

Add to that the frankly quite disgusting narrative of "doing this to save football" and it's just a perfect shitstorm, really.
You can get the details here,

"Creating the Go programming language featuring Rob Pike & Robert Griesemer"

https://changelog.com/gotime/100

There are other sources as well, this was just the one that quickest came to mind.
That's an interesting hypothesis you have there, but it seems rather self-evident to me that there are many philosophical pathways toward compassion, not necessarily involving specific theories of free will. Not all pathways are heavily intellectual.
Sorry, tiptap is requiring prosemirror-state, too. A more accurate description would be:

tiptap makes more than half the downloads of ProseMirror (and all other ProseMirror-based packages).
I just wish Lichess had more accurate ratings
Dollar cost averaging the index in a low cost Vanguard ETF and focusing on my career.
No they don't.

They want to see an underdog BEAT a global power. Which means that the average game is a bitter disappointment. Gone long enough, the ESL would have presented a gigantic competitive advantage for its own teams when vying for star talent. And they're still likely to do it in the future anyway. They just needed a longer runway.

If the Premier League can't have its "tradition" without Man U and Man City, then it isn't tradition that they care about in the first place.
Thanks! Means a lot to us!
My guess educated guess is that the Mt. Gox and various darknet market exit scams alone account for the majority. Those alone probably make stolen from personally managed wallets pale in comparison. Don't know about lost wallets though.
Not sure a great move here.

HardenedBSD have some additional security mechanisms that vanilla FreeBSD does not have:

https://vermaden.wordpress.com/2018/04/06/introduction-to-ha...
In my experience, folks are referring to blocky JPEG compression in those cases. Or, for digital art, specifically chroma subsampling.

I can't decide if Instagram falls under the like-Flickr use-case or not. I think on mobile, AVIF-style compression would still be best, but it could be different on desktop.
The most important issue was that it was supposed to be a closed league. Promotion and relegation are key in european sports leagues. Closed franchises are just not acceptable for european audiences.
It was an invite only league with no relegation.

The top 12 teams would play each other every year regardless of past seasons performance (some other teams would be invited each year, but the selection process wasn’t disclosed), there was no sense that clubs would earn the right to play in the league.
Which is also positive in its tone. It’s the wrong word.
But certainly the government wouldn’t get involved unless they thought there might be a vote or two in it for them.
> The disparity between the Premier League teams and the other leagues is huge already.

In the last 25 years, only 5 were won by EPL teams. La Liga has 11. Serie A and the Bundesliga have 4 each.
I feel like the developer/founder should have a higher salary. $58k a year for running a site with millions of games per day.. deserves more. Is it because they don't get enough donations? Or saving the extra money for growth/buffer?

(edit: originally posted this as a top level comment but felt it fit better here)

Edit2: just checked. I've spent 11 whole days playing chess there (and not sure if that only counts games and not tactics etc). Made my first donation now.
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I never understood what was so important about Maxwell's Demon. If an external, supernatural force acts upon a system to reduce entropy how is this in any way contradictory or surprising? Articles, like this one, explain the thought experiment, then are just content to assume that this is obviously a puzzle of some kind and I just think "so what?"
Sure this is a very nice cause, but if you don't have proper revenue, you can't pay UX designers to make something more people could use. Explains why Lichess is straight up ugly and the interface is just messy.
This is basically saying that "build it and they will come" works, but we know that's a fallacy.
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Actually no.

The way Ruby looks like, it was done in Smalltalk first, with performance, good graphical tooling and developer experience.

If you mean Rails, Zope, AOLServer and Vignette did it first.
It was promoted as hard to learn? What. Neither definition fits.
Mind:

- the query language is quite limited (fe, searching on the absence of an attribute is not possible)
- shame you can't do projections on the changes server side.
you get the whole thing and not just the fields you're interested in
hehe.

Now imagine if Hack Back laws actually passed... companies like Whisper Systems would have had impunity for even more shenanigans :)
How good is support for copy-pasting complex format from Microsoft Word? Quill we currently use struggles here.
>what are some things I can do to protect my company against complex cyber adversaries?

Employ on site Red and Blue teams or pay externals for regular penetration tests and security audits that feed back results to your site/infra/dev-ops teams.

None of this is new but most businesses ignore them since it's seen as an expensive snake oil and most importantly, "it's never gonna happen to me".
He's flying under the radar appearantly. People have been cancelled for far less controversial things than creating and running 4chan for over a decade.

He does come off as having changed since his 4chan days though.
Video hardware acceleration tends to be optimised for one stream, one frame at a time. It doesn't often translate well to loading multiple images of different dimensions & settings in parallel.
Basically it was a power grab from the big club owners (most of them billionaires) to wall garden their status and try to save their poorly run finances + destroying the essence of the game about the merits of reach the maximum competition (the Champions League) through the national leagues. Also, trying to establish the American Model of sports doesn't work well when the teams where created a century ago by the communities and are not just "franchises"
That tells you a lot about what can happen with slow adaptation / getting used to it as opposed to catastrophic fast change of the environment.

It's kinda true for climate change as well - just over much longer stretches of time.