skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Kind of tangential, I had an idea for an app that brings together photographers and people who want their photos taken, for casual photo shoots. This could provide additional revenue for (travel) photographers.

I realize this plays further into the commoditization of photography, but that's happening regardless, so might as well make the best of it.

https://yunusabd.de/ideas/#3-casual-photo-shooting-app
This seems pretty fair. Tesla should be able to show both in simulation and in real-world that their cars detect and avoid emergency vehicles.
Impressive price can mean two opposite things
My old next door neighbor had a compost toilet and I didn't notice any smell, even inside of it. I also stayed at an AirBnb with one that didn't smell. I'm sure they can smell awful but it certainly depends.

I imagine it's similar to a yard waste compost pile. If it's not done right the smell can get pretty bad, but a proper one should have little to no problem with smell.
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No, you can only use it (for credit cards) if you have a pin, face unlock or fingerprint id enabled on your phone. It has no locking ability on its own.
Expecting that we would be aware of vaccines that provide a decade long protection against a disease that has been around for less than 3 years. I mean we could have those vaccines already, but we couldn't possibly know that we have them until they've been around for a decade or more.
I agree there is likely impact from the recognition itself.

Shouldn't be hard to verify, no? Have him pick 2N candidates, randomly select half that he can not announce publicly, talk to or otherwise influence (impossible to prevent entirely but "good enough" will suffice to establish a difference). Then look at how the two groups are doing some time down the line.
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> Similarly, how many small firms that could grow up to be serious competitors won’t get started because of regulatory compliance demands.

This is about antitrust regulation, so that point is nonsense in this context.

I don't want large or small firms to engage in anti-competitive behavior, just like I don't want them committing arson.
Before central banks there were local banks that operated like that, you could pay them to keep your money safe, or you could let them lend it out for a share of the interest, but you also had a share of the loss/risk.

With central banks the risks of loss is low enough that nobody needs the just keep my money safe service anymore - except now they do because rates are so low
Sadly true..
From both a psychology & KPI perspective, an avoided unknown issue does not get the visibility of a quickly/competently resolved experienced issue. Sometimes one can be too proactive in this business.
I don't think mathematics is a science at all, nor has it been claimed to be one?
Pulmonary oxygen toxicity is a well known issue. Critical care providers have established guidelines for duration, concentration, and flow rate to limit toxic effects. There are also some medications to mitigate damage. In severe cases of respiratory distress sometimes a high level of supplementary oxygen is the only way to keep a patient alive.
Awful. It grinds for a long time. Instead of summarizing the input text it makes a desperate attempt to replay something out of its database that is (sometimes) similar to the input text.
epistomological nihilism is not the way forward
Firefox is likely higher because FF users are more likely to have Ublock or some other content blocker installed. I'd also guess FF users are older, on average. Some will remember a time when FF was the clear choice over IE6. I used Chrome exclusively for a long time, then went back to FF once Chrome started to automatically log me into Chrome with my Google account.

There's a whole generation of users who first experienced the web via mobile browsers that don't block anything. When they become old enough to start using laptops and desktops, I imagine that it won't occur to them that an analytics-free and ad-free world is possible.
I've always had trouble drawing practical benefit from music theory. Once you go beyond simple scales, it always feels like it quickly devolves into "all these different things can also sound good", and every "rule" can also be broken to spice things up. As long as it sounds good. Conversely, there appears to often be many ways to "explain" a certain composition in terms of music theory.

To be clear, I have seen first-hand that people well-versed in music theory can "understand" and also create (e.g. improvise) music more readily. But I can't seem to find joy in approaching music analytically...
I'm a grantee of Tyler's Emergent Ventures program (I was in batch 2) and I have to say that I was impressed by the people I met during the Emergent Ventures unconference (there was one two years ago and there will be another one this November). I really felt out of place, since everyone else seemed so much more accomplished and smart.
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Just 15 days to slow the spread.

Don't wear masks, only doctors can wear masks.

Don't shop at your local store you might get Covid, just go to Wal-mart (TM) and shop at Amazon (TM).

No just kidding, wear 2 masks.

Don't try any generic, low-cost alternative treatments, we can't get vaccines authorized if there's a treatment. Let's just stick you on a ventilator. Try not to look at the financial incentives and risks on that.

Ok finally, if you just take this vaccine we'll let you have your life back.

You need a vaccine passport to eat at restaurants.

Just kidding. Take this booster shot too.

(you are here)

Actually no wait, take the boosters every 6 months.

Who knows what dehumanization will come next? They're going to blame the unvaxxed for any problems with the vaxx, despite this never before being a thing in human history. Big Pharma is laughing all the way to the bank at our mass psychosis.
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Think of it from the other side (with levity): "I am using a composting toilet, which is using less energy/infrastructure overall than say what happens to everyone elses poop (it gets flushed and then composted). I feel good about this poop situation. More importantly, I am following the local codes for composting safely and I'm generating safe compost, which I can then use on certain things in the garden, which is better than purchasing compost or fertilizer."

Help me understand why you think you have a Freedom to Smell Nice Things? If you were to file a nuisance complaint for "bad smell next door" (the action one can take in my locality), would you base it on this so-called freedom? If this person is following codes/guidelines for composting, wouldn't you be the Karen in the situation? Does this difference in lifestyle - your viewing the neighbor composting as a "bad neighbor" - come down to differing values?

IMO, this Freedom to Smell Nice Things does not exist. Cities smell, sometimes good, sometimes bad. Suburbs too - my suburb offers no compost service, and everyone's garbage composts in city-provided bins...it stinks. You suggested going rural, but that seems a romantic notion - the winds are your neighbors and the smell can often be worse than the city depending on where you are located.
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Their need is not in alignment with the company’s needs, and often yes it does seem to be a mental issue, some unfilled need elsewhere leaking into their professional life.

Should I actively make decisions that increase the chance of the entire company failing, if it helps one individual feel more ownership? I will not do that.
> Why skip 5 to use 2 instead?

Walking backwards usually is slower in video games, so you can bind 5 to something you use more commonly. 7 is autorun. 5 makes a great button to set for fishing or your most-critical spell.

> And you also have extra keys around WASD to bind to. What makes numpad keys any different? For lefties who use mouse with left hand you can have same keys on the right hand side but hat varies (for me equal keys would be plöä)

The left side of the keyboard has more buttons, and you use those for complex combinations in video games, which leaves the number pad in a unique spot of being a "quick access" bar.

> Are all of your function keys already populated? And if you are going to move your hand to numpad why skip over insert, home, page up/down, and end?

On a good laptop keyboard, insert, home, end, pgup and pgdn are all directly above the number pad. This gives you extra buttons that are just a little out-of-the-way, but it doesn't make it so you have to reach your hands over them to reach the number pad. On the best laptop keyboard I've ever used, literally every button was just in a grid, with a few smaller (but still grid-fitting) buttons mixed in, like the arrow keys and function keys.

But yes, my function keys are already populated.

> Well there you have me. 20 years ago when I was manually inserting PSU serial numbers into excel numpad was real nice, but I can't remember last time I had to input numbers like that.

Anecdotally, I use calculators of various sorts as a way of verification while programming; a lot of the problems I find myself drawn to are close to abstracted math (as are most things when you aren't a web programmer), and it's really useful to be able to jot down an equation and verify you've handled the problem right before you commit to it.

> My current keyboard has numpad, but only thing I've used it in years was as abort button for some bots.

You should bind the buttons to be useful to you! It's very nice once you've done so.
Is that high or low? And is that when buying parts on your own?
> How did we get to this point?

Lobbying as a legal activity?
What's your strategy for waking up early?
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Django templates intentionally provide greatly limited functionality compared to full-python.

The idea is that you prepare the needed data in the "view," and then the template should be relatively dumb. If the template is causing any database/backend requests while rendering, that's generally a sign that you haven't put enough information into your view layer.
The replication crisis isn't merely in psychology, old studies, or studies that didn't carefully record their methodology. Eg the review I linked mentions a study from 2006 that didnt replicate in a larger trial. The one about stories involving immorality priming people to use more antiseptic wipes. It's weird to me that someone would write a book and reference that study without mentioning this replication failure. Especially in the context of the many other such failures to replicate for priming.

Theories ought to be backed by experiments that replicate. Maybe describing methodology precisely is hard, but replication is how we know a phenomenon is actually real and not p-hacked or otherwise mistaken (eg by experimenters mis-measuring).
It’s not a tax (the governments are not getting any money from this). If it were, it would be terrible, because outrageous wealth is not in cash on bank accounts. It’s in things like real estate or stocks, which don’t lose any value because of negative interest rates.
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I've used meson a decent amount and it's not bad. I really like the flexibility of cmake, though, but I'm sure meson can do most of the things I want I just don't know how yet.
IPv6 Buddy Keyboard Numpad
That's not fair to UBI.

Not everyone got it, so it wasn't universal.

They shut down most small businesses, so the benefits of the extra income were consolidated in a few major companies.

The housing market went up because people who were previously happy to live in an expensive small apartment in a busy city were suddenly forced to stay inside most of the time, and realized they would rather have a bigger place.
47 boosters later…
> The mRNA is only a piece of the spike protein

The mRNA produces a piece of the spike protein once inside the cell, it’s not the protein itself.
> In other words, the laptop will throttle back performance automatically regardless of the settings you chose.

So if you change the performance settings they allow the laptop to draw 10W from the battery while plugged in for a little bit but it will throttle down to 95W to keep itself running. It still throttles which is I think the GGP’s point.
Emphasis on similar, though. This sometimes comes up when people are discussing D ranges, and it's important to keep in mind that in some case the autovectorization cannot happen because a tradeoff was made that we value locality over parallelizism i.e. just reduce rather than map-reduce.

Transforming from reduce to map-reduce is usually very trivial, but has to be kept in mind
I worked alongside Gravwell on a volunteer effort at a conference, and will attest that they're phenomenal folks!
In Europe, I get 2 years of warranty in stuff that I buy here regularly.

(Not sure how the terms translate, and there are more details, roughly: 1 year is a warranty where the supplier has to prove that the defect is not their fault, second year it is the other way round. In practice, if stuff breaks in the first 2 years that is no obviously the user mishandling the device, you get a free repair.)
The unpleasant reality is that getting promotions requires a bit self-promotion. While good managers (which you apparently don't have) will clue you in on what's necessary and help out with it, the bulk of the burden is always on the employee to be able to explain their value to the company and to make sure their achievements are known and recognized.

(Taken to extremes, this can be as sociopathic as it may sound. So don't and avoid those who do.)
You gotta be joking, right? You realize the same people who are mouthing off about freedom believe in absolutely zero protections for consumers against food additives and are in a constant state of denial about environmental pollution that has drastically harmed human health and ecosystems right? They very same politicians hemming about freedoms and how vaccines are dangerous just give carte blanche to the marketplace to push whatever preservatives and addiction-inducing flavor molecules into foods are the most successful at jacking up the GDP. All the protections that you mentioned have been over the objections of the exact politicians that you no doubt support because they believe in "freedoms". Or whatever.

You gotta get the MMR vaccine to go to a public school. You gotta get Tetanus and other vaccines to go to college.
We've been getting some pretty major changes in each of the spring/fall updates anyway. I expected they'd keep going that route and eventually just drop the 10, and keep the update version available for documentation/support.

Market it as "Windows" and report the version as "Windows (21H1)" on the system information.
IMO you could teach an entire semester long course on world building, pacing, prose, etc of an opening just on the first chapter of Snow Crash.

And some people are not into the language stuff and the like. I can understand how it would miss a lot of people. I found it strangely engaging.
All services you describe can simply be installed on the pi without docker with a single apt/yum/pkg command line. No need for docker there.
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Actually we didn't get into antibodies and memory T cells when talking with my friend. I don't have a PhD in this, so I can't say either way.

I mostly just wanted to pass on the information from her regarding the ingredients and how the mRNA only interacts with the cytoplasm of the cell, and not the actual DNA. That's the important part.
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In places with high vaccination rates, to some extent, tracking new cases as positive test rates is fighting the last war.