skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting, so you could carry a battery powered electrostatic zapper OR have someone to help you if you cramp, trip, or have a heart attack while shuffling on the carpet. I could see different strategies for the different gameplay.

And of course instead of batteries you could have long cords and plug your zappers in.

Ok, life does sound like consensual fun for you and your buddies.
That deserves a medal just for the incredible amount of inhuman patience that must have taken.

That's just an insane level of perseverance.
But that is a different argument with a different justification: "we knew it was unethical, but we needed the money (and couldn't really personally afford taking this stance today as we didn't have alternative ethical jobs lined up that could pay as much; <- implied) and so, on the balance, we are OK with our decision" is simply not the same as "someone else would have done it anyway, so we can feel OK that we did it ourselves".
If I recall they were marketed as “screamers” for Lightwave3D distributed rendering. The main customers seemed to be the 90s TV visual effects houses (Babylon 5 etc).
Lex Fridman Statement on YouTube Censorship of Bret Weinstein
Why can’t you just crumple some wires and make a toaster yourself?

(Because outlets require certified chips with power-certificate-chain validation on both sides of a power cord, if you ever get your hands on such an old-fashioned hardware.)
John Carmack thinks the code for a classic Doom game 'may be lost'
The linked article doesn’t support your editorialised title. I think what you’re trying to say is that it’s not a standard. It’s still a useful term to describe a set of modern web standards and features.
SARS-CoV-2 reactive T-cells likely present due to prior exposure to flu viruses
> Only if the alternative was holding it in some other tax-advantaged account like a traditional IRA.

How much revenue (income tax, capital gains, whatever) does the IRS receive for an investment whose value drops to $0?

Also, no fraud needed to happen. He earned the money from Confinity, paid taxes on it, invested in some of his (very risky) shares with the IRA and then it paid off over the next 2+ decades.

If you have evidence of this kind of fraud, please let us know. If it were to exist, you'd probably see some evidence (e.g. parallel books, skepticism from investors). ProPublica has tax and other records and they seem to have no evidence that supports your claim whatsoever.

Isn't the most likely story that he put his shares in this account, his company did take off and now he has continued to grow it?
I assume "domestic" actually means Detroit and "foreign" means not Detroit.
If product is popular there will be always someone.

If I was an user, I could patch it up myself (and I'm sure most people here would be able to, we're on HN).
It's almost certainly a conscious choice to not use an AUR helper
Reminded me of The Moron Test.
It's actually already out. I just got my pre-order copy in the mail this week.
> ….I feel like the current culture of never disagreeing with anyone…

I’m not sure I follow. Do you see a culture where no one disagrees with each other? From my perspective it would appear that the opposite is true. Particularly in social media which is jam packed full of people who disagree with each other very very often.

Where are you seeing a culture where people aren’t constantly disagreeing with each other?
If your post calls for destroying Israel, then it deserves to be removed.

You might not know, but hardline Sunni Muslims are very racist towards Jews. They regularly quote verses from the Quran and Hadiths where Jews are incarnations of satans and should not be tolerated.

They also regularly quote anti-non Muslim quotes in social media calling them Kafirs.

If you live near a significant population of hardliner Sunni Muslims, you'd know this.

Bengali social media is filled with such rhetoric. There were open celebration of the French teacher getting beheaded for the Muhammad cartoon. Seeking the death of all Jews is very common.

Such posts deserve to be removed.

You call for death of an entire ethnicity, that is valid reason of posts getting removed.
Note that I specified North America. Most of the cities were in Central or South America.
Those experiments are worse than useless for predicting what would actually happen in a "true UBI" environment. I say "worse than useless" as opposed to just "useless" since they make people think they have some insight into what a UBI world would look like, but they really don't.

Giving a small number of people an amount of money below what they'd need to actually survive, with them knowing perfectly well it won't last forever has effectively zero in common with UBI. Give an entire contained population of people enough money that they can have all their basic needs met just with that money, and guarantee them it will continue for the rest of their lives, and I'd bet quite a lot that the results would be drastically different.

Also, not a big deal since you also provided two reasonable links, but many people will see that you linked motherjones and likely discount your comment entirely. It's on the same tier as OANN and breitbart.
hello,

imho ad depression:
1. go get professional help

and imho. what applys to all people
2. meaning in live doesn't come "naturally" to anyone, you have to actively discover & decide what "floats your boat" in live.

for example, there are a lot of different "communities" providing an excuse for certain things - religions, spiritual communities, startups etc. -, but: everybody decides for his/_/her own what to do in live.

in the end you just have a few decades you can shape according to your own ideas ... and this time will pass regardless of your choices :)

cheersv
Well...we should rather trust Human Rights Watch's report [1] than such "cut-paste" propaganda manifesto. Each of the points mentioned here can so easily be refuted and so well established, I don't even bother getting into each of those. I believe HN readers are smart enough to do their due diligence.

[1] https://www.hrw.org/report/2021/04/27/threshold-crossed/isra...

Peace!
I think it depends on a lot on the studio and culture. I don't think I saw a single unit tests before I left gamedev(a few smoketests to make sure the game didn't crash but that was about it).

I also rebuilt our audio streaming system over the course of 48 hours to use the texture streaming subsystem when we exceeded the 64 file handle limit on an certain platform. We needed to hit a date for a TGS demo and I can guarantee you that we had things which were even more YOLO for a fairly decently sized team/game.
As an avid toast data-logger that would really put me over the edge. I have 9 years of daily toast data and I graph it in interesting ways a la Mr. Wolfram
IBM RS/4000 Unix computer PowerPC workstations? They came with AIX.
if i've learned anything in the last year... there might actually be a sizeable amount of people (who you might not interact with on daily basis) that actually deeply believe it
Being a person with mental illness in a community of people with mental illness and routinely talking about this all day long every day
I have a dark joke based on wearing white shoes after labor day. You can't kill yourself if you're under 30 and your mother is still alive.

That said, your 23, which means you have an absolute shit load of time play with. If you have the beginnings of a stable career, even the better.

About romantic relationships. Chasing after it directly generally just leads nowhere. I found it always worked a lot better to just get out, find things to do that you enjoy where there are women around. Learn to talk to women without any agenda. Don't be picky about who either. With every group of women there is a back channel, be nice and respectful and get on the right side of it.

Also helps to also have girl sized room in how your life works.
Working with C# on Linux isn't too bad if you use VSCode. You have to do a bit more manual work and it's not as smooth sailing as with Visual studio or visual studio for Mac but it gets the job done. I used it to work on an Aspose Words api for a reporting tool.

Scott Hanselman has a couple of guides on his blog on how to get it up and running.
It is the best decision for the executives that are in the position that they are in right now and for their foreseeable future. Now for the decades to come? Probably not.

I was able to switch to a new company with transparent simple billing and I will never go back to Comcast even if they offer me a better deal on a better product.

Their customer service policies were horrible and anti consumer. They also routinely throttle certain types of traffic. BitTorrent and Xbox were both verifiably throttled for me during different periods of being a customer of theirs. They increase billing every few months until you complain.

I had to constantly fight to prove that my modem was owned by me. And they just kept adding it back as their equipment and charging me a monthly fee for it. They wanted me to prove I bought it. Wanted to know where I bought it. Etc. I had to call and prove that I indeed bought and paid for it myself numerous times.

Point being. I will never go back. I suspect many others will not go back either once given another option. And options are coming through community fiber projects, 5G and Starlink to some of the areas where Comcast has been the only option.
EPS isn't like a seatbelt. Often EPS (like kernel mode AV drivers) is used as an intrusion vector and reduces security.
Sure; but then don't also try to justify the action by saying someone else would have done it in your place? "I need a job, even an unethical one, and refuse to feel bad about that" is a completely different argument than "I would have been replaced by someone who would have done the same, and so don't need to feel bad about it".
That would be left-handed sugar. Chemically identical, tastes exactly the same, fully indigestible.

The only downside is the diarrhea. :p
Nah, empiricism is not bad. And attacking a single link in one isolated post that took me two minutes to search up links for hardly discredits an entire field of interest. Thanks for the concern though but this is hardly a thesis.
There are probably some officials with this outlook, but you have to admit it is very sudden change in strategy after years of vehemently denying everything, and it in no way explains the footage or accounts which are the actual topics of interest here.
Yes, that is true, he acknowledges that he doesn't know what reality "really is" otherwise.

Consider Emmanuel Kant's Rose Colored glasses for a moment before dismissing Hoffman's ideas outright. This idea has been brushed against before, I find it very interesting and supplies a lot of fertile earth to till.

If you would like to engage further, I recommend Curt Jaimungal's multi-hour conversation with Dr. Hoffman on his podcast "Theories of Everything".

The link to his youtube video of the discussion is here, it's available on the podcast RSS feeds too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmieNQH7Q4w
No. It’s bloody obvious.

The answer no doubt was “think of the ads” and “our AI guy (there’s always that one AI guy) is working on a model to help detect low stock”.
> 23 is much too early to declare yourself a failure in life.

How about 39? Asking for a friend.
actually there is plenty of reason. like you lose your backpack with your macbook and iphone in it .
The author of the deck has a book: SQL Antipatterns: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Database Programming.

It’s one of the best books for data model design. Highly recommend.
I think they are asking if you could social engineer access to someone's laptop by knowing their serial and calling enterprise support. Seems to me like you could.
Sure whatever, but the rest of my post is more pertinent. These experiments have no value. Measuring the wavelength of the color of the sky is empirical and offers roughly the same insight into the impact of UBI on society. Empiricism on its own is nothing.
I was in a similar state at times in my early 20s. My advice is...

#1 Don't harm yourself. You are in a rough patch. It will be over at some point. Life is really very hard some times, but not all the time. Some times it is really fun and lovely. Those times will come again.

#2 Whenever you do something (work on a project/spend time with people/walk in nature/check in with social media) ask yourself do you feel better, healthier, happier, stronger after this activity or do you feel worse. Focus on those people and activities that "fill your bucket". To the greatest degree possible avoid people and actives that empty your bucket.

#3 Don't worry about it too much. Take it easy on yourself and be patient with yourself. Do worry too much about social media profiles. They aren't real. To the degree they are real, they are not the full story. Just try to have a good time where ever you can. Be nice to yourself.
Some people really care about pricing, others don't.

There are 'bargin' stores in my area, and higher end stores. The higher end stores have lots more bio stuff to buy, and other fancy goods, but also stock major brands of everything else.

Even though the product is the same, the pricing is 15% average more expensive for those common products. I suspect they get away with it, because you're already there, and I never see a full shopping cart there.

The also have baggers. The bargin store does not.

My point? The bargin store might shave even more off, with enough ads. And those people buying full carts?

Might be even happier with the savings.

I think as with many things, those struggling with money can't care one iota (not don't, but can't), and just do what saves the most, no matter the cost to society, or themselves.

Survival first. Rent first. Savings first.
How Finance TikTok Is Navigating 'Meme Stock' Hype
Because that is so unlikely that, had they listed it, they should have also listed things like Angels or Ra's chariot.

Note: there are more people in the US who believe in the literal existence of Angels and Ghosts than UFOs.
Except for the huge red flag that WhatsApp is owned by Facebook.
This editorialized title (“HTML5 does not exist”) has very “ I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux” energy.
Yes something like a personal defibrillator (many cramps, no trips, and an outsize count of heart attacks). I’ll make a full blog post about it some day. When it happens we call it a “fallen angel” - don’t misunderstand me, there’s nothing holy about the arrangement. Pure thrill seeking that happens to align with a love for academia and a hoorah attitude towards the university of Haifa’s scholarly pursuits.
This. Once you see how the company spends money and how much they pay and effort they spend to hire an average skilled developer... It's empowering. Unfortunately lots of companies have just accepted high turnover rates and move forward. Imo they only do this because quantifying turnover costs is hard.
First, I do think that a therapist is the right way to start to change what you want to change.

That said, I will give my unprofessional opinion on the chance is the insight you need.

I think human connection through a community will help you more than through dating. Go on a quest on the internet to find those people that you enjoy hanging around and, with time, you would feel comfortable sharing these feelings without a throwaway account, even if you never do actually share. Just try to find people that makes you feel better, not worse, when you are with them.

Could work colleagues, board game enthusiasts, fellow students in a creative writing class, some online game, book club, running club, anything. Go explore and keep trying until you find your tribe.
How you gonna spread cold butter? :)
I agree, and I allow for that possibility in my comment.
It's all the features of HTML that came about after HTML4.
34 & living at home = not d best :P but I liked this comment a lot & really like Zen Buddhism (& mediration, for me, a must.)

https://terebess.hu/zen/mesterek/Zen-Mind.pdf

You’re still suuper young & have much life yet to enjoy. Get through this funk / these strange times & do what you can to keep your head up :)
Mixolumia Postmortem: A Puzzle Game 10 Months after launch
This was also after a massive recall due to an incident with a high end Peloton toaster and a small child. All of the $9,000 FedBucks™ units were recalled and the "Just Toast" feature removed
My favorite part was the giant array of checked checkboxes and the instructions to only check three. I started mindlessly unchecking all of them and then accidentally hit the randomly placed "select all" checkbox once I got near the end. Legitimately made me laugh out loud at how absurd it was.
Msbuild will definitely cope with that. Visual Studio, for all that it's a great IDE, gets creaky around 50 projects, I cannot imagine how long it takes to load 2000 of the things.
Right, domain theory and denotational semantics let you talk about ⊥ in an order-theoretic setting, and I think it's also rich in connections between topology and lambda calculus. Though it might be the case that if functors already pose a pedagogical conundrum for programmers, Scott-continuity might be even harder to get across.

A quote from Bauer's post is particularly relevant:

> [I am arguing against] the fact that some people find it acceptable to defend broken mathematics on the grounds that it is useful. Non-broken mathematics is also useful, as well as correct. Good engineers do not rationalize broken math by saying “life is tough”.
Apple Arcade basically pays out to buy the game and put it in a store. Think of it more like Apple TV+ Original rather than Apple Music. ( Up Front Cost Vs Continuous Cost ).

Although there are some split in Apple Arcade for maintenance.
I'm not going to bother with the conspiratorial bits beyond to say that Machines as the Measure of Men is a book you might find interesting to engage with. The precolumbian Americas are a fundamentally alien continent that evolved separately from Eurasia. Europeans, explorers and scholars alike, had fundamental misunderstandings of how differently societies can evolve and judged them by how similar they were to European societies. Not surprisingly, entirely alien societies evolved a bit differently and get misjudged harshly on that mistaken basis.

However, to engage with your position in good faith, it's worth going through the sorts of things Indigenous American societies were incredibly advanced at. Let's talk list some fun facts about American urbanism:

* Teotihuacan during its heyday was one of the largest cities on earth.

* Some modern cities like Tucson have continuous urban habitation stretching back to before the founding of Rome.

* Tenochtitlan was equal to or larger in size than any city of Western Europe at the time of contact. Other cities like Cusco were merely "extremely large" by European standards.

* The Valley of Mexico at contact was one of the most densely populated and urbanized regions on earth, far exceeding anything in Europe at the time.

* One of the largest residential structures at approximately the size of the modern Kremlin is Pueblo Bonito in modern New Mexico. By room numbers (though not sheer area), later Rio Grande pueblos would rival Versailles.

* Parts of modern Chandler and Mesa, AZ, as well as most of Southwestern Colorado have approximately the same population density today as in precolumbian times.

As an archaeologist I don't think any of these are particularly meaningful metrics (or that comparative work is all that useful), they're just fun. I could probably go longer with other areas and facts, but it gets boring quickly. More meaningful would be discussions of agricultural intensity or resource efficiency or systemic resilience. American societies were phenomenally competitive on these sorts of metrics. They constructed the largest irrigation networks in the world, achieved per-acre calorie densities that wouldn't be seen again until fertilizer and intensive automation were invented in the 1950s, and practiced agriculture in some of the most arid locations on the planet, where Eurasians never succeeded.
To be honest I feel like the functor concept is too abstract and subtle to the point where it's probably not very useful in the context of programming.

Worse... their usage in programming languages is very unlike how homomorphisms are typically used in their usual context, so appealing to the math seems like its just confusing learners without payoff.

To give an analogy... it feels like trying to explain the chain rule by explaining pullbacks between tangent spaces. Not technically wrong, but now they're confused and asking questions whose answers wont help them.
I'm all for taking nonviolent responsibilities away from ("defund") the police, but I'd rather cops got paid $100k to not work so much overtime. Spend some time with their families, come to work rested, maybe they won't be so trigger happy.
"Microsoft is the problem" <- but "Microsoft" is nothing more than a bunch of people who apparently make problematic decisions in a large group because they think they can pass the ethical ramifications off to someone else. You can fix specific cases with regulation, but we shouldn't have to have laws on the books for every single scenario to make sure people do good things, particularly if they know the difference and just don't consider it worth their trouble that day to act reasonably. If you are told to go do something bad, and you go and do it despite thinking it is bad, you damned well better have a great sob story to tell me about why you felt you couldn't get an ethical job or why you absolutely needed the money you did, or you absolutely don't get some pass out of the ethical decisions involved: "someone else would have done it" isn't sufficient.
My gas station has installed video on the pumps and while pumping, I must listen to whatever dreck is being sold. It irritates me that I have no choice but to listen.

Is there anyone, anywhere, who believes this is helping consumers make their choices?

I fully expect an updated movie script where some lunatic sticks his head out the window at 2am and shouts, "I'm mad as hell and I don't want to listen to it anymore."