skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I also would have loved discovering electricity or information theory. Somehow it's convenient that people stacked on the shoulders of each other across a few generations made processors from that but it sadly put the bar pretty high to go further nowadays.

Thankfully I can use these cool processors to build the next CandyCrush and shine in our modern and innovative society.
Awesome! Definitely will be filling it out. Just had to ask the obvious ITAR question, so I could set my expectations appropriately of course.

Im sure you’re getting the same feedback from a lot of other non-USA potential customer so it’s great to hear you already have a plan.
a downvote cancels out somebody else's upvote. its like being able to remove "hearts" from a post. i don't like it at all. it trains people to be even more hyper-sensitive to judgement.

also encourages tyranny of the 99 over the 1. Extinguishes any eccentric ideas.
Because you have a warranty contract to fulfill.
> You don’t get to redefine language and force your linguistic preferences on others. That’s not how language works.

I don't particularly care about rehashing the ethics of preferred pronouns right now, but what you've described is exactly how language works. You might look into why standard practice moved away from capitalizing nouns in the 19th century.
Within inclusionary communities it is a prevailing consensus. It makes it make sense and is very benign for everyone else to accomodate.
I'm sorry, am I supposed to feel bad about this or something?

It just feels like we should all be well past naively thinking that Facebook is something like a "fair and balanced social media platform in which advertising dollars spent equals decent reach, and now buyers and sellers are happy!"

This silly little complaint exemplifies "tip of the iceberg."
No privacy = No democracy
How many books have you read that were published in the 1800s?

I’m betting close to zero.

Unfortunately, most people 200 years from now won’t care about the 70 petabytes the Internet Archive has saved.

Don’t misunderstand: I am glad they do this and love their work. I just think we overestimate the long-term value of this info beyond a very small set of future historians or social historians.

Most people have their lives to live in this moment, and if they have a chance to look backwards before they were born, it’s not a big piece of their time.
If you're a family with 3 kids and a dog, in a city for a 6-12 month job placement or temporarily until you find a house in an area closer to work/family, why shouldn't you be able to rent a house with a yard?

Or if I'm taking a job placement overseas for a year, why shouldn't I be able to rent it out while I'm away and provide an opportunity to a renter in my place?

Transactional costs where I live (stamp duty, agent selling fee, mortgage costs) historically meant that you rent less than five years or buy if staying longer than that. Might've changed since I read that info, but there's a point where the best action changes.

There are people who don't want to buy and don't want an apartment. There are places where there are virtually no apartments.

Housing affordability is absolutely an issue, but I don't think your suggestion is at all reasonable.
Life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions of ICE and EV
If you’re trying to get hired by a human, and you’re proud of them, then it can’t hurt. If you’re trying to get hired my a machine, then they don’t care and it can’t help.
Everything you need to know about Covid-19 vaccines Which can be found by the authors. But, for the ones we can't find any information which actually we're all fascinated in, like Sputnik or the Chinese vaccines, or the Cuban vaccine, bupkes.

Oddly, nothing about Johnson & Johnson, the only single dose design I know about.

Absence of information leads to presence of .. assumptions. Like, "they're all bad" which is far from the truth: They have different qualities of test, but they're not nothing.

Also no mention of Covax, or the sub-strains of the Oxford Vaccine now made by CSL in Australia, but (regrettably) not yet recognized by many EU economies as a "valid" treatment despite being immunologically identical to the sources used in Europe. This kind of petty beaurocracy is causing real pain to individuals seeking to travel.

Also, nothing about vaccine mixtures. And, a lack of clarity about the emerging need of a third topup. Vaccine mixtures might elucidate a stronger response than just AZ twice (for instance) so this could mean MORE people getting higher immunity, if a mixture was used.
Agadmator, the person who made the video in question, also made a video soon after explaining the situation, and gave some hypotheses on why the video got taken down. In addition to the reason being hate speech, he suggested it may have been because they discussed Covid-19, lockdowns, etc, and YouTube was attempting to stop the spread of misinformation.

The video I’m talking about is here: https://youtu.be/KSjrYWPxsG8
There are a number of different ways of doing it.

Are you familiar with running daemons? There are many different ones that can suffice.

The other question is browser you are using. I always assume the browser will ignore /etc/hosts. Otherwise the HOSTS file can provide a quick way to try this out.
Let me off this euphemism treadmill! Please, I'm getting ill.
This is a really important point that you’ve called out. All of those Airbnbs in your neighborhood are preventing the formation of new communal relationships.
> To avoid bad experiences and press like this?

What bad press?

A handful of nerds on some nerd news site, most of which probably don't use Facebook anyway, are whining about how terrible Facebook is.

They can point to it in their aggregate "extremist election manipulation content removed" numbers, reasonable or not, and claim they're Doing Something(TM). It doesn't matter if it was extremist, manipulation, or not. If their systems count it that way, it counts.

And if it is a really big deal, and upsets enough people, then some humans see it through Twitter, CNN, somewhere, reinstate the pages, claim it was "an algorithm malfunction that they're very sorry about" or something (you've seen the chorus before endlessly), and everyone takes their word and goes on with life.

As long as the people addicted to Facebook stay on Facebook, they quite literally can do no wrong. I've attempted to have a conversation with an older relative about it recently, who was banned from Facebook ("for nothing I did!"), created a new account, has found it hard to re-friend people ("They think I'm a hacker or something!"), and yet will not consider the concept that Facebook is more harm than good. "But how will I keep up with my high school friends?" This, from someone who has been out of high school for many, many decades...

I can't claim to do the math on their actions, but presumably they can - and as long as nobody cares (and, quite frankly, topping HN still counts as "nobody cares" globally), they'll keep doing that which they're doing.
Quora used to have a cool "credits" system where you got credits for creating popular content and then you could use those credits to boost other content. So if there was an answer you liked you could spend your credits to expose that answer to more people. It was fun if a bit pointless.
Muffler man
Do tech aware people like nearly everyone in this forum, need Defender (or another AV) to run at all? How many people here completely or partially stop it from running?
remove using ublock origin
> the most compelling of which was that America represented a far more moral, humanitarian, and tolerant society, especially compared to the unfree, amoral, and atheist superpower.

> far more moral

In what sense? As a nation, US conducted equally atrocious things inside and outside of its country.
Korean war
Vietnam
Cuba invasion
Capitalism exploitation on south American

> humanitarian

See above.

> tolerant society

Sure

Aside tolerance, there isn't much superiority in USA from cold war.
The clbuttic mistake.
I come to the beach in SoCal to surf and relax in the company of seals birds and dolphins. There are still plenty, but often accompanied by:

- airplane banner ads

- squadron of some extremely expensive military craft going nowhere for no reason

Funny how as I kid I used to think those would be cool jobs. How jaded and bitter I've become!

Oh and all the willpower it took for me to not raise two middle fingers at that duo of parasailers who kept buzzing and dive bombing the lineup. At least they were out there for fun not profit.
> Make opening their products accessible so that people can do it without damaging what they own.

I think this misses the point that the problem is the unqualified tampering with the internals, not removing the case so you can access them.
It depends on what you see as canon.

From Arm 2:9-21,

> And Saint Attila raised the hand grenade up on high, saying, 'O Lord, bless this thy hand grenade, that with it thou mayst blow thine enemies to tiny bits, in thy mercy.' And the Lord did grin. And the people did feast upon the lambs, and sloths, and carp, and anchovies, and orangutans, and breakfast cereals, and fruit bats, and large chulapas. And the Lord spake, saying, 'First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin. Then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out. Once the number three, being the third number, be reached, then lobbest thou thy Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch towards thy foe, who, being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it.'
I imagine it still represents an added cost, which works towards suppressing or adding difficulty towards facilitating comment / post manipulation as GP alludes to.
Artificial Unintelligence.
Tourists aren't a negative per se. Tourists staying in illegal hotels in areas and buildings not designed for such in a way that sometimes belies their total lack of having to deal with any of the consequences... that's something else.

Rowdy parties, property damage (including common areas), harassment and nuisance, more serious violence and even cases of running a meth lab... that's something else.
Sorry. I did not assert that the church considers being a gay a sin. I insist that the church has consistently been against gays and it would be out of character for them to be different. You confirmed this with your comment
An engineer mindset is often blind to the complexity and skill that goes into good management of people. It occurs to me that working alone is a good way to optimize one's engineering skills and not have to bother with thinking about how to create and sustain good teams.
> there is nothing that ties that statement to slavery

I would say there is. That's where the language comes from. BUT I do not think that necessarily means that this is a callback or reference to enslaved _people_. Master/slave model accurately describes the model in a way that people can hear the terminology and understand what is happening without knowing details. It doesn't condone/promote slavery, it doesn't have anything to do with enslaving people, and in no way does it even encourage such behavior.

Context matters, a lot. And to be honest I didn't hear anyone complaining about this (and I live in an extremely liberal place), so it came off (to me) as a grab for social currency (_especially_ since GitHub didn't use the term "slave". GitHub was using "master" in the sense of "main" or "principle" and so I didn't get even understand). If you try hard enough you can make anything reference race, but at the end of the day what really matters is context and how people perceive things. If no one (or realistically few people, because there are people looking to make issues) are making these connections AND no one is being harmed, then we shouldn't really be worried about it.

Edit: wanted to make clearer that I'm talking about two different terms of the usage "master". One from master/slave model[0] and one that GitHub uses (which uses the adjective version of the word which means "main" or "principle"). And that the GitHub version does not reference the former version. I know we're talking contentious subjects here but I'm trying my best to convey what is in my head. I'm open to new opinions but bear with me. Language is complicated.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology)
Facebook: "Hey, web devs, put our like button on every page! Just host the image from our servers, run a bit of our Javascript hosted from our servers. We're not doing anything with it, just a convenient and fast hosting arrangement for you!"

Investors: "... so, how, exactly, are you planning to make money again?"

Facebook: "Well, we could... collect data from the like buttons scattered across the internet, and aggregate user behavior across a huge swath of internet, build shadow profiles, and figure out what people like... and sell ads! Yeah, let's do that!"

I mean, at least they never had "Don't be Evil" as a motto or something. It's entirely consistent with their character.
Deutsch is keeping the faith in the twenty first century!
That’s some expensive wokewashing.
In some countries, it's law that warranty work is for free. Of course, it's built into the cost of the unit, but they can't charge when the claim comes in.
If Airbnb is violating local laws it seems like a simple subpoena would yield the necessary information.
For anyone interested I made a quick and dirty way to pull up the archive of any URL by prefixing it with arxiv.link

e.g.,

http://arxiv.link/https://news.ycombinator.com/
No. It says Christians should obey the authorities, pay taxes, turn the other cheek, not equate gain with godliness, and it plainly states "Pure and undefiled religion" is to take care of the unfortunate(Widows in this case) and keep oneself unspotted from the World. It doesn't say to build a Christian nation. It doesn't say to fight abortion. It doesn't say to kill your neighbor if he wants to take your stuff.

I am all for anyone who wants to live a Christian life in accordance with the Bible. Good luck to them. 99% of modern American protestant Christians are frankly full of shit. I sadly was one for many years until I started reading the book I was espousing.
To be fair, this does look like a false positive.

In general, the desktop antivirus space in 2021 is a mess. Because of the sheer number of malware, and some obfuscation techniques used by some of it, antivirus software has to use very broad regular expressions for describing the malware, counterbalanced by huge whitelists of known mainstream software.

If you don't qualify as a "mainstream software vendor", simply building a random piece of code into an exe file will get you about 10% chance of getting flagged by one of the "heuristic engines" if you upload it to VirusTotal.

You can contact the A/V vendor and they will usually add it to the whitelist, but it only lasts until the next rebuild. Or you can rebuild it a couple of times with different optimization levels, and the detection sometimes goes away.
That doesn't look good on a resume though and definitely won't get you hired at a FAANG company.
Sorry for the late reply. I'd never had a bipolar experience before the retreat. It is my firm opinion that 10 days of a complete silent retreat was too much stress and triggered it.
State government where I live floated a change to land taxation. Previously, any property beyond your home was subject to a tax. Developers got around this by having each development owned by a different entity. The state government intended to change this so that your ownership of a sub-entity counted - if you owned a trust that owned property, that counted against you.

Developers were aggressively vocal in lobbying against this. Every excuse in the book. Not sure if it ever got through, but the developers shut up about it so maybe they won.
“Political correctness: is communist propaganda writ small. In my study of communist societies, I came to the conclusion that the purpose of communist propaganda was not to persuade or convince, not to inform, but to humiliate; and therefore, the less it corresponded to reality the better. When people are forced to remain silent when they are being told the most obvious lies, or even worse when they are forced to repeat the lies themselves, they lose once and for all their sense of probity. To assent to obvious lies is in some small way to become evil oneself. One's standing to resist anything is thus eroded, and even destroyed. A society of emasculated liars is easy to control. I think if you examine political correctness, it has the same effect and is intended to.” ― Theodore Dalrymple
You can combine gif.com.ai with zimjs to do what you want to achieve. Sorry I can’t provide more instruction at the moment. But try a search for these techniques.
> You're completely missing the real problem with this. It's not just that short-term rentals bring in transients, keeping the housing unit available for short-term rentals displaces long-term residents who would have ties with the neighborhood, and in the best case of owner-occupied not just ties, but pride in ownership and a vested interest in maintaining both good relationships with the neighborhood and good working order of their property.

Didn't they cover that with item #1: "1. Reduces housing supply"? I don't think they missed it.
But this is the inevitable, and desired, future of integrated circuits, with more and more being bundled into the SoC. Integration has always had, and will continue to have, very real and desirable benefits to the consumer.
I enjoyed reading this. And they have a huge wealth of experience. What I found scary was how commonsense it was because if the mystique isn't there, why do we all have so much legacy systems fear in our hearts? (and, we do)
Yea it’s a poor substitute, not least of which because it can ruin any open casket funeral, given that the best odds of not vegetating yourself calls for short barrel, high caliber hollow point.

Just terrible that it can end up being the primary option when you get to the point where you don’t want to go through the last few months of suffering with no hope of recovery. Just terrible.
From 2014. A classic.
The non-eating attack resulted in chimpanzee injuries. They very well could have been chased away and/or too busy nursing injuries.
It was a long time ago now, 11 years or something. I think I was probably fairly happy, but, maybe at a little bit of a loose end.

The main reason I went on it was because doing a meditation retreat was suggested at a leadership seminar I went to! I was keeping a blog and I thought it would be "interesting" to go on the course. I was right about that ;)
And people laugh at Australia as the home of "big things" like the big pineapple...
I worked on this feature when I was at Amazon—and the demographic we were after were mostly government & some non-profit organizations. The biggest thing with these orgs were that they _needed_ to have a clear and structured per-month budget over a long period (~year) OR they had to use up their funds before their grants “expired”

Also on a technical note, this allowed for some nice internal data models/patterns that could be utilized in further use-cases
He has a lot of red-flags:

- Bringing over and over again that "he was an official of the US army"

- the "you didnt reject me, I reject you" spiel, although this part was hilarious to be fair,for being so childish.

- The part when "he bit his tongue" before answering to the kid. What does he think he had to answer?

- The "one person Christian company" thing

And I got bored, he sounds like a "Prima-Donna" too. The post is an exquisite example of projecting in action.
As far as I'm informed, Reddit shadowbans downvotes from new accounts and accounts with low karma. You can downvote and the GUI will tell you that downvoted but the karma system will just ignore it.
Build your own MSX2 computer! https://github.com/skiselev/omega
Yes you can, discord client: https://cancel.fm/ripcord/

And I also use Mumble from time to time.
say what you want about the tenets of elon musk, but at least it’s an ethos
Human touch is extremely sensitive. I imagine that for sufficiently complex objects, bandwidth requirements may be onerous if aiming for the touch equivalent of 8k Dell Ultrasharp visual fidelity.
oooo true, that does invalidate my point. AMI's are very easy to copy-over across accounts, i.e. to a potentially firewalled account.
The barchart may be a little confusing. I believe because of the increase in BEV vehicles, some lines get higher but the overall trend is improvement in the reduction of gas emissions compared to ICE. It just looks like "things get a bit worse"
The source of karma is the attention people pay. That's why it's referred to as the attention economy.
Heh, I have seen professionals, one literally said "I don't know why you're coming to see me!" ;)

What I'm curious about: Are you suggesting that it is childhood trauma that will trigger a bipolar episode (rather than the 10 days of silent meditation 10 days in a row!)

If "everyone" has childhood trauma, why don't we see a higher incidence of bipolar disorder in the population?
To be fair, substantive discussion has emerged and all the tomfoolery has been downvoted. Steady as she goes
Then I guess the only thing we can do is create a Karma Exchange Commission to regulate karma transactions. Obviously we must provide karma wages to those working for the Commission, so we’ll also need to collect a karma tax for funding purposes.
My greatest success was also my greatest life crisis
Tourism isn't always good. Places get trashed, many "tourist" destinations are starting to regulate because people come in, trash the place, and don't give a fuck and leave. It's sad
> The response from this individual rather shocked me. He said, sorry, but I’m looking for a design job, not a verification job.

> I bit my tongue on my first response.

> My next response would’ve been a simple, “Thanks, but no thanks.”

I must be missing something. After the candidate rejected the job he was going to tell him "Thanks, but no thanks." Is this like "you can't fire me because I quit", except for the hiring party?
Gilgamesh or Noah’s flood could also be related to the Black Sea deluge hypothesis [1] though the existence and scale of that event is still being debated. On the other side of the planet and more established as fact are the Missoula floods [2] across what is now the Columbia River Gorge.

Altogether, it does not surprise me that tales of great floods appear in cultures across the world. It could well be that they relate to different geological events around the world.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sea_deluge_hypothesis

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missoula_floods
I agree. I am currently in a job where I was brought in under the pretense that while being a developer I would be involved with design work. All my previous jobs, I was involved in design work. That pretense was a lie, I haven't done any architectural design work in over a year now. I simply implement the designs of people that haven't been near a development environment in over 10 years.

"This server will talk to that server" is great, until your designer specifies you're going to use passive FTPS and forgets that the particular FTPS server you're talking to has no mechanism to restrict its ephemeral port range, and your customer isn't down for opening ports 1024-65535. "It's just FTP, we'll just open the FTP port".

I am miserable because of it. I want a say in what I build, I was promised a say in what I build, and I have no say in what I build.
The state of the serverless art (2020)
Sunseap to build largest floating solar panel farm in ID
Many people on this site work for facebook.
> I think we would all be better off destroying it and creating a true, public cyberspace in its place.

It lives on money and attention. How do you propose cutting off one or both until it can no longer survive?