skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder how it would know as I never click or see ads. But statically people click.
@bdcravens mentioned this as a solution in another comment:

http://docker-sync.io/
Not at all, highly enjoyable and very intense. No plans beyond Damavand, I just let it all roll as things and people were coming
I feel like a ton of government policy would be a disaster if carried out indefinitely. Look at this last year with covid, somethings are intended to be temporary
The Japanese started planning their revenge on the US since commander perry forced them to open trade. The US has a history of creating cassus belli like mexican war and Vietnam etc but what you link to is propaganda. And WW2 we had a clear cassus belli for Japan. Japan not only did things more evil than any other force on the planet I’ve ever read about in history as listed in the rape of Nanking but never faced any real consequences from paying reparations or apologizing and even today it’s full of the equivalent of Holocaust deniers who continue to spew falsehoods in defense of the poor Japanese who were only trying to liberate Asia from imperialists
Certainly his death didn't help things. But, as far as I can tell, the consensus was that it was a much too complex (too many engines) approach for the time. So it's not clear that once they took that direction, they'd have been able to recover in a reasonable timeframe.
You’re making strawman arguments. None of the points you’re proving are anything I’ve disagreed with.

Try reading the thread again
So does the article we're discussing, no?
Which would actually be interesting for consoles and even PCs the geometry detail that UE5 supports has a huge cost in terms of storage space the demo project is quite tiny compared to a game but it takes more storage than some chunky titles out there that used uncompressed assets for video and audio like the newer COD games.

People were already complaining about 50-70GB games now it seems that 400-500GB titles might be coming in the next 2 years or so.
Andersons has a few YouTube videos where the Kemper profiler fools tone hounds enough that you can infer that it's already good enough. The NeuralDSP hardware is of at least similar quality, maybe better in some instances.

Sure if you run a null test these will fail, but in real life it's really up to how honest the tone hound in question is, and if you can trap them into being honest.

If you're talking product viability, something like the Pepsi challenge, double blind testing, would probably be effective marketing.
I have a suspicion that any "universal" moral framework would boil down to the halting problem at some level.

Even so, a moral framework doesn't have to be complete to be justifiably considered "objective", so attempting to find universally acceptable moral axioms may not be altogether futile.
Not that absurd, its like getting into Soho House and enjoying a performance of people that wanted exposure and performing for free
I agree with everything except the last part, because it sounds really warm tummy but by definition is impossible.

The tribalism the author uses is the same created by your argument that evolution forged our behaviors. The tribalism evolution forged is a space-dependent concept, it's almost literally those who exist within 5 meters of myself, who eat, shit and sleep with me.

I don't necessarily think we need to ditch it, it might be useful for something. But we need an equivalent for the whole species, independent of time, planet or place, and also as someone else said, to include other species.

Ol' tribalism needs to be taken down to the cellar, mercilessly beaten and left chained there until we are attacked by aliens or something else accordingly.
Dark Alliance will get split-screen co-op after launch
I’d say he always comes across as a self-important ignorant buffoon. His partner sounds less buffoonish, but even more full of himself.
Okay, so VERY serious question here.

Can I, as a citizen/resident of the US, buy one of these $500 houses and keep it as a vacation home for whenever I feel like going to Japan and chilling?

That's literally less than 3 days worth of hotel stays at a decent hotel, and it sounds like an excellent deal if there aren't other strings attached.
Small B Blogging (2018)
If Facebook ads are so good, why is it that I basically only get shitty, general ads?

I am a single geek with disposable income, why is my feed not filled with ads for cool tech products? I just checked and the only Facebook ad was for cancer awareness.
I wish I hadn’t read this, what a bunch of sociopathic horseshit
Thanks! Awesome store, very funny product descriptions. Already placed my first order.
That sounds highly suspect: "The Chinese government has roving vans that execute dissidents and harvest their organs right outside their house."
Totally agreed, politically, but wasn't Billy Mitchell demonstrating air power vs naval as far back as 1921? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_Mitchell#Project_B:_Anti...

It seems mostly like the powers that be weren't ready to accept it.
Sure, but stuff always grows, and the experiment gets run a bunch of times. Why not go with the built-in solution and then not have to worry about it?
There are comments on this article from 3 years ago.. when is this from?
A plain English introduction to CAP Theorem
So far you've amassed four critical replies to your comment. What's the threshold where we become a "mob attack" suppressing your "freedom to speak your thoughts?" I think if three more people comment negatively here, then the lot of us should be excised from the internet.
There's another benefit to UUID - You can generate them anywhere including application side.

Doing this on application side would have tremendous batching benefits or inserting objects with relationships at the same time (Vs waiting first insert to return an ID to be used in the FK).
The main advantage of new technology is interactivity. Dynamic illumination is _dynamic_ instead of statically baked. That has obvious environmental advantages. Comments like yours that pixel peep screenshots miss the point.

These limitations seem imperceptible to you, but are very real in terms of an artists ability to execute on their vision. Most games do not currently have multiple dynamic light sources in a scene. You can go back and play Fear on PC to see that and it's awesome - Doom 3 as well.

But graphics tech optimized away from that direction (rightfully), and now we need to account for dynamic illumination and transparency. Better shadows (especially in interactive moments) is a nice bonus.
Sounds like a principal-agent problem. The people actually buying the ads on behalf of the customer don't care about accuracy. Just train some model, no matter how shitty, and call it "best-effort". Boxes are checked and everyone's happy.
Equally perhaps a sign that nobody cares

What do you want, a tongue in cheek disclaimer that says “all proceeds to go us”
bad path to be going down
Google has this already - check out Messages by google. Behaves the same as iMessage
Mentioned this in a sibling comment:

There's another benefit to UUID - You can generate them anywhere including application side.
Doing this on application side would have tremendous batching benefits or inserting objects with relationships at the same time (Vs waiting first insert to return an ID to be used in the FK).
Seems disingenuous to lump a science fiction movie where the focus is future technologies to an action movie with exaggerated physics and lack of real damage. In action movies, bad guys die with one bullet while the hero finds his way to safety (and survives!) despite having 10 or more lethal bullet wounds.

For the record, Star Wars is not science fiction nor has it ever been portrayed as such. It's very much an action adventure set in space.
> For example in the JJ Abrams movie Star Trek Into Darkness we see the Enterprise operating at depth in an ocean, then dramatically zooming away into space.

Subverted in Futurama: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GDthiBGMz8
Fair enough! I completely agree with you!
Given all the shenanigans Russia has been involved in in the past, say, 10 years on their Western borders, I think it has been far too offensive and controversial to “just” be about defense and protecting its border. It’s an offensive game, such as what happened with the Crimea.

I think this comment is far too apologetic.
There are numerous vertebrate species with only a few thousand (or fewer) extant members. Many have been greatly reduced over the 20th century, some have been on a long decline before that. Some have been small / relict / outlier populations for much or all of human history.

Whether this means the bottleneck hypothesis is overstated, or that we're looking at a tremendous number of bottlenecks, isn't clear.
Yes, that is why I specifically mentioned "re-run." About 75% of my work is actually API and backend data engineering work (Python Go, Node in that order). I do "save and re-run" less in that type of work, but definitely not enough to make frequent docker builds a hassle.
Tribalism doesn't necessitate an other, that's just where our understanding is at, imo. I'm not a Democrat or Republican, but the amount of deceptive and straw man arguments I see between the constituents of both is a real spectacle. For instance, try mentioning Democrats or Progressives by name in criticism anywhere and you'll get a flood of negative reactions, even if it's a mild criticism or obvious behavioral note. If you mention the two, you "must" be the other right? Yet this forum has a lot of independents, which I think is fairly well known. One could argue people are tired of hearing groups cast broadly, but wide criticism of Republicans seems to be fairly in-game still.

I think if you commit yourself to listening to critique then the "other" fades away. If you commit yourself to the party, or inextricable party ideals then the other is always a reasonable option to reach for.
Colonel Billy Mitchell, the "father of the US Air Force," was famously court marshalled in 1925. He had predicted that in the future Japan would attack Pearl Harbor with aircraft. He predicted 'aircraft traveling 1000 miles per hour would fight each other in the stratosphere'. He predicted troopers would one day parachute behind enemy lines. He predicted long range heavy bombers. He aggressively argued for stronger investment in air power, against a resistent brass, who, irritated with him, had him court martialed. A great 1955 Gary Cooper film tells his tale, "The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell." This is the climactic court martial scene:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecMYH3dPIUI
This is just playing with grammar. You can live somewhere permanently (in the grammar sense) while on a temporary permit (in the legal sense) and most people who emigrate go through various stages of (legal) temporary permits before being granted permanent residence (eg often requires 5 years of uninterrupted "temporary" residency) or citizenship (often 10-15 years).
Fines seem like the most straightforward approach, though there are certainly tradeoffs with anything.
Wow - this sounds amazing. How does one set it up; does it automatically occur?
Then there's the factor that, in the times such a bridge was built, having it collapse would've been a larger catastrophy than today. Today, we can quickly fix things and build another. In the old times, that bridge might've been the only bridge making trade at all possible and it might've taken years to stack stones.

An unnecessarily strong castle takes you more time and resources to build.

A slightly too weak castle means you die, your family dies, and you lose all wealth and power.
>However, Plato has a problem: and this is that they're venture funded and need to grow both in users, as well as in revenue.

Agreed, seems like a tough business model for VC scale.

But, this is actually a really fantastic product to build career momentum.

I have to imagine Plato's founders are spending a lot of time getting 1:1 mentorship from their platforms top mentors.

I have definitely spent my time creating less productive companies in the last 13 years of my startup journey.

This should set them up well for their next thing.
Building an Azure App Service with a customer container using Bicep
It's also a URL coming from a link shortener, the slug on it doesn't seem related to any ID on the product page's full URL. The product behind the url could have been using a UUID if they wanted to.
The earth is rotating too and it’s tilted so depending on the latitude you won’t have a simple elliptic path when you expose over days or even weeks not minutes.

If you haven’t noticed the moon is in different phases and also possible captured during different times of the day.

So you’ll always get something that looks like this https://astronomy.stackexchange.com/questions/36657/how-to-e...
I spent 2 weeks biking around rural Japan, away from touristy areas, and it was fantastic, to say the least.

Easy access to Japanese food, small town Japanese aesthetics, and unique landscapes are what made it worth it.

Not to mention that even if you want to go to some of the more popular areas of Japan, it's rather easy to get to them from the rural areas with the excellent public transit infrastructure they have, so if you have a job that you can work remotely, and you like the rural daily lifestyle but occasional urban fun and weekend trips to the city, Japan is just about as ideal as a place as you can get to have that lifestyle.
Throw it in the garbage. Let them dig it out on garbage day.
> Furthermore, activities like fishing and dam construction deserve more scrutiny

The Gezhouba Dam generates 2.7 GW of carbon free power. In the light of the critical nature of climate change, we need to build more dams like it if we can. Even if a few species on the go go extinct, compared to the massive devastation that will happen from climate change, that is still preferable.

Climate change is an emergency, and we would be better off with more massive hydro-electric dams even at the cost of extinctions of species that might be native to the river on which it is built.
Heptapod is pretty great for mercurial hosting these days.
On some bright news. Thanks to declining American manufacturing (thanks China) The Detroit River has bounced back.

Giant 'river monster' fish found in Detroit River may be over 100 years old

https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/07/us/sturgeon-fish-intl-scli/in...
The video in TFA is in real time, so I don't believe your assumption is correct.
Interestingly there is a term for the last known member of a species: Endling [1]. Scrolling through that Wikipedia article always gives me an eerie feeling. It looks like the Chinese paddlefish is not listed yet though.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endling
Read the NPM doc but I still don't understand what "ejection" is. What are we ejecting? Can someone explain this please?
The majority of migrants don't permanently move to a new country. And really, does it make sense to categorize people on their unknowable intention?

Especially since this can clash with legal reality. Undocumented migrants sometimes intend to stay permanently, but as soon as immigration laws are enforced, they will leave. And many foreign workers who intend to return to their home country never do so, rendering the distinction moot.
>"hey I'm here, I have this to offer, if you want it"

This is a lie to children. It's like saying the decision to drop nuclear bombs in WWII was made to bring Japan to surrender and not a show of force to Russia. It's simply a false dichotomy.

Ads exist to maximize profit and its done by pushing individual rights back. Nobody voted to give up privacy to the government or private sector.

The answer to your burning question is simple: people don't give a shit about your product or your ad. Sheep are shaped by what they see. You're paying for a stake in the perverse attention economy.
The fat-fueled brain: unnatural or advantageous?
Man, this brings back memories. When I first learned I used the playgo.to[0] tutorials and then followed up to play at the "No Name Go Server" which had a consistent 20 people on at any one time. (Now it's completely gone). Sadly, there has been a rapid consolidation in the space - that server along with Yahoo, MSN games have been deprecated. Even KGS [1], once the largest English go server, has been losing players and is dying a slow death. I moved to WINGS and Dragon later, but it was always so-so.

Probably my favourite place to play now is either on Pandanet [2] or the online go server [3] but it isn't quite the same, and (for me) there isn't the same sense of community that I had, even on MSN games.

[0] http://playgo.to/index-e.html

[1] https://www.gokgs.com

[2] https://pandanet-igs.com/communities/pandanet

[3] https://online-go.com
This is not what I expected to see when I clicked the link
Incorrect [1].

[1] https://twitter.com/Nrg8000/status/1394089300199821313
Lazy Shuffled List Generator
I don't mind to examine the full dataset if they are available. And the report is kind of only 20ish pages, excluding the references and covers.

After rereading as you suggested, it also said 'Urumqi is also a Han-majority city .... In 2018, the city’s birth-rate grew by
about 25 percent compared to the pre-2017 baseline, from 8.5 births per thousand people to 12 per
thousand.' So at the same time Han in Urumqi were having 8.5 per 1000 birth, Minorities in Kashgar were having 68 per 1000 birthrate. If that's anything, I'd say the CCP is genociding Han Chinese for selectively enforcing the policy.

I think the act to list only percentages without listing exact number is dubious, and I am confident the pattern would be similar.
Have you seen https://skaffold.dev/ ?
A New Model for Understanding the Dynamics of Catholic Disaffiliation
Credit where credit is due: painting Imperial Japan as an anticolonial liberating force is novel.

It's risible and insane, but novel nonetheless.
You don't come back from that kind of thing that easily.

Even if the current owner doesn't do that, who's to say who the owner will be tomorrow?
No worries. By the way, I added a paragraph in the end saying when I'd use UUID to make it more informative.
The police shouldn't be enforcing drug laws.

They should be advocating for legalisation and regulation.

Massive waste of life, time, and money.
WHO: Tracking SARS-CoV-2 variants (switching to Greek alphabet)
I am also surprised but you can check and it does indeed seem the majority (90%+) that apply for citizenship every year are accepted...

I would hazard a guess this is because of their population crisis, maybe? They have one of the oldest populations in the world and their birth rate is still less than 1.5. That's a recipe for social and economic disorder, with current levels of automation.
The Making of Donkey Kong Country and Killer Instinct / Pre-Rendered Graphics
Even if you don't trust police at all, it makes no sense for them to lie about this. The truth of the matter will come out in court, lying has no upside and significant downside.
There was a similar, less sarcastic post and relevant duscussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13909365
Or better. You could take the CS:GO model and only sell skins. Seriously skins can sell for a fortune and they do absolutely nothing.
Check out the most expensive War Games in history -- the USA got annihilated, and there were a lot of hurt feelings. The Lt. Gen. quit in the middle of the games, because he kept winning and they kept changing the rules to force a USA victory.

Red, commanded by retired Marine Corps Lieutenant General Paul K. Van Riper, adopted an asymmetric strategy, in particular, using old methods to evade Blue's sophisticated electronic surveillance network. Van Riper used motorcycle messengers to transmit orders to front-line troops and World-War-II-style light signals to launch airplanes without radio communications.

Red received an ultimatum from Blue, essentially a surrender document, demanding a response within 24 hours. Thus warned of Blue's approach, Red used a fleet of small boats to determine the position of Blue's fleet by the second day of the exercise. In a preemptive strike, Red launched a massive salvo of cruise missiles that overwhelmed the Blue forces' electronic sensors and destroyed sixteen warships: one aircraft carrier, ten cruisers and five of Blue's six amphibious ships. An equivalent success in a real conflict would have resulted in the deaths of over 20,000 service personnel. Soon after the cruise missile offensive, another significant portion of Blue's navy was "sunk" by an armada of small Red boats, which carried out both conventional and suicide attacks that capitalized on Blue's inability to detect them as well as expected.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Challenge_2002
> why are you saying "we"?

Shorthand. You can substitute 'is', if that helps.

> If its just chemical why is counseling necessary?

It isn't just chemical.
I hope both companies burn in hell.
Skaffold is a great tool for this and employs hot reloading techniques without having to rebuild the image. https://skaffold.dev/
Where's the without omission on its costs part?
The Legends of Runeterra CI/CD Pipeline
Half of people live with less than that joke by definition, and most don't have the privilege to be supported by wealthy relatives, either.
Downvoting frequently makes no sense.
> Say for example your browser code makes a single graphQL query to a graphQL endpoint - that server in turn can generate multiple REST-full service calls, file reads, in-memory cache retrievals or whatever to fulfill the graphQL schema as determined by the incoming graphQL query.

I can do that in any Django view, REST or otherwise. How is that unique to Graphql? I really can't see what I gain. You define your response in Swagger or you do it in Graphql.
This article is definitely written from the perspective of a novice without real-world experience. Empiricism is not a dirty word!
It's not just VC finding.

It's YCombinator funding.

From https://tracxn.com/d/companies/platohq.com

Jun 01, 2016 : $120K : Seed : Y Combinator

How many predatory and scammy companies does YC have to fund, before we directly question YC itself?
Starting with an actor who is almost 50 just doesn't seem to fit that schedule, unfortunately.

Unless they're going to keep playing up the "I'm too old for this shit" angle, which was already starting to wear a little thin in Skyfall.

That said, my guess is that Bond's ultimate fate is to become M. Obviously an older actor would be appropriate in that case.
Reminds me of the surveillance van shipped abroad by the union in the Wire XD
KGS is still huge, but OGS has been consistently adding feature after feature for years. At some point, my impression is that most English people just realized it has a nicer interface and better analysis and cheat-detecting tools. The main downside is a lack of high-dan players.

(I don't have data to back this up, just my experience as a roughly 1-dan player who hangs out with a lot of U.S. Go folks)
I recently built a prototype with GeoDjango & it seems productive.

Queries & plots are relatively straightforward. Creating custom forms to edit map data is harder to figure out. The tutorials I found focus on the Django admin, but don’t explain how to create user-facing forms for site visitors.

Anyone know of good GeoDjango tutorials (or well documented examples) for forms?

- update the location of a point with drag and drop

- add waypoints to a line
If you are not already invested in WordStar and have an old DOS machine on hand, then I'd strongly suggest Emacs & Org Mode.

The Emacs learning curve is pretty terrible, but once you are comfortable with Org you can do all your writing there. There's a huge benefit to having the same configuration for text editing (Sublime) and document preparation (Srivener, Word).

Can't help with the fountain pen though. :)
Exactly, it buffers against modeling inaccuracies
Yup, KGS is dying a slow death and was turned over to the American Go Association to be managed. KGS Plus is free now, which is a nice Plus, I suppose.