skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's because she actually said "ten to the fifteen" not "ten to the fifteenth", so you have to decide if you autocorrect by removing the "the" -> "ten to fifteen" or by adding the "th" -> "ten to the fifteenth".

Easy to get confused.
Tried hard to get into it, but the whole thing just kept feeling like it was put together with bubble gum and string, even as I got deeper in. Any tips on how best to approach it?
Odysee is functionally a much better Youtube alternative than Peertube. Too bad it mostly acts like the Youtube equivalent of Parler now.
America’s Car Crash Epidemic
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You can turn your history off if you want, but then you'll get suggestions of videos you've already watched.
Indeed; in the US anyway the ubiquitous "2x4" lumber is in fact 1 1/2" x 3 1/2".
It's not indexed particularly deeply. Blogs typically have a decent amount of javascripts.
I was wondering the same thing. Looks like the videos are shared using WebRTC, which I have disabled in my browser.
I uninstalled it after seeing the whopping 100 megabyte download size (what is even in the app?). I should try it again though.

Anyway I installed Element and the scrolling feels a lot smoother, at a stable 60? fps without constant hitches like in Flutter apps.

I noticed in Flutter apps there's a process named usap64 that burns CPU on startup and when I scroll through a list.
IMO the simple fix is to host the incoming MX servers and use a service for the outgoing SMTP. The latter is available for very cheap and the former is what you really care about hosting.
I'd make the argument that while artists haven't yet been replaced by technology, it's clear that technology has made it much harder to be an artist. Because of the internet, and the fact that we're so globally connected now, art is just a lot more competitive. Nowadays, there's just so much music available online for free, even just on YouTube and soundcloud, it's a lot more difficult to be a musician. You're not just competing against something that's been given away for free, you're competing against very skilled artists, skilled enough that even 10,000 hours of practice might not bring you to their level. I think the same is partly through for graphical artists.
Does low cholesterol cause cognitive impairment? Part I
> In fact, we survived the vast majority of our millenia of existence eating food that we found growing or wandering about.

Yes, and those that failed to do so, starved and died. This has been very common occurrence, given the very low population numbers, 3-4 orders of magnitude below current ones — had there been more food, exponential growth would have ensured quick rise in population figures. Given plentiful food supplies, human population can grow extremely quickly. For example, Massachusetts colony population has grown 15-fold between 1650 and 1770, with almost all of this growth being natural. The point here is that hunter-gatherer communities never see their figures swell 15-fold in just 120 years, and that’s because of lack of resources, mostly food. Is this the regime you are recommending we return to?

> It's _weird_ that we've created a situation where this is no longer the case, due to overpopulation, pollution, etc.

Ah yes, the original sin of invention of agriculture.

The thing is, last 200 years is the only time in human history when we don’t have overpopulation. For most of the past history, the world has been filled with as many humans as their current technology and practices could have supported. It is only very recently that we have fewer humans than there could be, and this is most surely not thanks to the food naturally occurring in the nature.
Pomegranates are from Granada. In French, Granada is "Grenade" and pomegranate is "pomme grenade", which directly translates to Granada apple
What scares me is that this is a generation of kids that have been broken and domesticated. For whom tyranny is normal and natural. What happens when they are grown up and put in charge?
Ha, but here in Bulgaria we call them diskettes. We used to put our diskettes in our floppy drives. Not understanding what the words mean sometimes creates funny situations like this
I wouldn’t need to. By sampling hundreds of thousands of events, I would know the odds of getting a particular neutrino from a particular source is the same.
I’m not sure. I mean, that would make O365/Gmail more expensive (indirectly, but cost optimizers in companies would see this as a direct cost), and I’m not sure people would pay more for them that $5/user/month. In fact, companies pay way more for SSO and videochat than for their emails…
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Citation (literally) needed.
So is that a confession? When will Israel be made accountable for its crimes?
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Most likely it's a false friend, from a very similar Spanish word that means "commitment"
> In emails and chat messages, students discussed violent impulses, eating disorders, abuse at home, bouts of depression and, as one student put it, “ending my life.”

Of course the email and chat apps had prominent "Your messages may be monitored, including by your teachers" notifications, right? Kids weren't misled into thinking their private conversations were private, right?
Marvin is everyone's favourite martian
Seeing Hulu at equinix, as well as PlayStation Network, in large cages, and then our two small cages was rather eye opening. Some people have a lot of money to throw at a problem, others have smart money to throw at smart engineers.
Indo-Chinese Is the Comfort Food You Didn’t Know You Were Craving
tl;dr quote:

“Beginning in 2012, Fahd, 35, conspired with others to recruit AT&T employees at a call center located in Bothell, Washington, to unlock large numbers of cellular phones for profit. Fahd recruited and bribed AT&T employees to use their AT&T credentials to unlock phones for ineligible customers. Later in the conspiracy, Fahd had the bribed employees install custom malware and hacking tools that allowed him to unlock phones remotely from Pakistan.”
> given their apparent abundance?

That's part of the problem. Which Neutrinos are you measuring? The ones from your experiment, the ones from the Sun, the ones from the environment? They're exceptionally light particles, so effective shielding is difficult.

It's why a lot of these experiments are deep underground. The one I visited was in northern Minnesota in an old abandoned Mine placed half a mile under the surface and positioned in such a way to receive a neutrino beam all the way from Fermilab in Chicago.

The smaller and lighter the phenomenon, the larger your laboratory needs to be come.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MINOS
I've held one myself, and what I think is "absolutely horrifying" is your moralistic justifications for worker exploitation as being simply bestowing "the pleasures of hard work" and "the foundation for what it took to build a business of your own."

Your hustle-culture narrative is appallingly toxic and your entire argument amounts to learning to love being treated like garbage so that you don't feel bad when you do it to others once you're the one on top.
Yeah, this sounds to me like the "they delved too deep" story of dwarves in Moria.

We are not good enough in vulcanology yet to tickle the sleeping Yellowstone giant.
Who needs 2^128 integers?
The majority of the jobs that can't hire people are customer facing jobs where the job is to be treated like garbage by customers
True Lies is about a NSA agent using agency powers to spy on his wife, who's not even cheating on him (he just think she is). The bomb plot is just an excuse for the horse chase, and that horrible fighter jet at the end.
Wearing general mask provide more protection to others than wearer. It’s more effective at catching aerosol exiting your mouth and nose then preventing them from coming in. In terms of effectiveness i saw a study that put cotton 30%, blue surgery masks 60%, kn95 80%, n95 95%. So anything is better than nothing.
The question comes down to how much power HN moderators has and how they use it.

If HN was the primary place where the wast majority of startups got funding, and HN moderator would delete comments in order to influence the conversation between investors and founders, such moderation would very quickly be seen as an abuse of power. It is one form of moderation that I have never seen on HN.

As it is, HN moderators has a rather limited power and rarely been exercising the little power they have. A way to describe this is that people wielding power do not always commit act of abuse, and all power is not equal. There is no true name policy on HN, no rules against people contacting each other outside of HN, no restrictions against people based on political, religious or other views. I can mention the competing communication platform discord and not get banned for doing so. People can read HN without creating accounts, and HN do not block VPNs or Tor.

As a tool for authoritarians, HN moderation is not an effective one. Possible by design. Their behavior has so far not been to utilize power in order to maintain power. There is not much left if you remove power and abuse from the definition of censorship, and so I would not describe HN moderation as it is now as censorship. Occasionally they do things like automatically reduce article weights based on specific political topics, which is a soft kind of censorship, but from what I have seen they have taken a bit more relaxed attitude and not done that so often any more.
... and Frenchs.
COVID IFR for your probable age group: 0.05%
Doesn’t make much sense that way either, unless the bomb has malfunctioned. If it’s vibrating, surely the bombs going off?
> There is an almost supervulcano in Italy

And the Mediterranean can provide a lot of water for cooling at the same time the extra heat can easily be used for desalination.
When you need a pointer that can address any byte that has or will ever exist.
True, both outcomes are possible, but I think the negative sum outcome is more likely. We've already manufacturers reach for more and more control with ebooks (can't lend like a physical book), heavy machinery (John Deere won't let you repair your tractor), cell phones (need to "jailbreak" in order to install your own software), cars (Tesla revoking a software feature after deciding that it was only enabled by mistake), and we've seen attempts to do so with computers (Clipper chip, DRM in general).

Manufacturers are not to be trusted with a tool that can assert ownership over something that they have previously sold.
When using such federated platforms, do you leak your IP address to other people viewing the content?
That doesn't really matter for benchmarking purposes. I think the parent comment was emphasizing that syscall benchmarks don't make sense when you're running through a hypervisor, since you're running tacitly different instructions than would be run on a bare-metal or provisioned server.
Great Performance by Nick Casciaro Who Sings “Tom Walker – Leave a Light On.”
The pace of updates to office has accelerated with 365 though. Excel has seen lots of updates the last year or two.
Blockchain is for cranks
Where to find engineers with customer experience?
I'm hiring for Customer Success Engineers and found it hard to find people who have technical skills and have experience/enjoy/are good at working with customers. Where do those people hang out?
> the linguistic and creative output of AIs, which lack all consciousness and intentionality, and therefore whose statements and products lack all meaning.

If, in fact, AI output does lack all meaning, then that should provide a major competitive advantage to humans. After all, isn't the search for meaning one our basest motivations?
I've never seen it abused, maybe just because the team cultures didn't lend themselves to that, but I have used it in one or two places myself where it was very helpful. The main one that comes to mind is pre-binding callback to be passed down to react components, so that the exact same function instance can be passed on each re-render of the parent component and the child component doesn't get triggered to render

What are some ways you've seen it abused in JS projects?
Depends who you are trying to send email to. There are email providers that use IP blacklist maintainers that require you to pay a fee to keep off their blacklist if you are not a big provider (eg. they blacklist all VPS hosting companies). This was the final straw that had me switch to using a provider for SMTP (not MX, I run it still).
So, it's B2b? No B2C or things like Gmail anymore? All I can think of rn is stadia.
> Large complex systems which suppose the existence of an objective reality work very well. Any attempt to throw out the idea of objective reality still has to explain why these things work

How does science depend on the idea of "objective reality"? Would physics not work if we said that it's merely a model, one way of looking at things and not the Truth?
in which node would that page cache be allocated? In the one where the disk is attached, or where the data is used? Or is this more or less undefined or up to the OS?
This isn't the theory people used before WW1.

This is exactly why the EU is not just an economic union, it's a political and judicial one as well. No on before WW1 would have even considered the idea that a French judge in a common European court could tell the German government what they can or can't do with respect to their own internal laws. Today, this is routine.
As someone looking to restore a hand plane, I’m going to pretend I didn’t see this and jump straight to my plan of using engine paint.
I think it simply takes time to build trust. The threshold to sending someone money is high. I probably wouldn't send someone money based on a proof of concept and lofty ambitions alone.

I'd absolutely consider sending someone money if they kept bringing something of value into my life. If I want more people to join the patreon, I'll just have to earn their trust and support.
Sorry, I don’t know what feature fabric means?
Are you claiming that population composition and urbanization between Sweden and neighboring countries is significantly different?
Wow. Was that just from the extra function instances and closures being created?
If the jobs really need to get done, then the working conditions and wages offered will improve until someone's incentivized to do them. Usually people's objection to this is "but this will raise the prices of consumer goods!" And the answer is yes, yes it will. Better-off people used to cheap goods/services will no longer be able to fuel their consumption on the backs of people getting paid very little for work under dehumanizing conditions, and will end up with a net loss. Lower-class workers will see their incomes increase much more on a proportional basis and end up with a net benefit.

On a more meta note, this is an incredibly common and obvious answer to your question, and I wonder if it's even asked in good faith. If you've "yet to hear an UBI proponent explain" this to you then you really don't understand it at all.
Yeah, this definitely deserved to be flagged. All those people who are basically on house arrest because of sloppy rules aren’t worth talking about /s
And they lay the reasons why out in a compelling and thoughtful manner. Your own comment is written with the voice you are decrying. Personally, I find opinionated articles like TFA to be very helpful. And trying to write something that works as a global solution or insight is.. difficult. It is a significantly different task trying to produce something helpful or interesting with a limited scope (my usecase, my opinion, etc) vs something that is broad enough to touch on everything else. Its just hard to feel like you know enough to speak from that position, you know?
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And here I was thinking 48 bits would be optimal for a lot of things. From address space to posits and instruction lengths (actually 24 is probably better there).
> BSV and Bitcoin (BTC) are incompatible protocols

Both implementations have a large intersection. Dogecoin, Litecoin and Dash also use the bitcoin protocol and should also work.

> Sure, it can be added to BTC

The presented solution does not require a protocol change. BSV is essentially the original bitcoin protocol (with few small exception); nothing was added to the protocol to implement the turing machine. BTC has some of the scripting opcodes disabled but they can either be implemented using other opcodes (no change) or they could be reenabled as a new SegWit deployment (requires change). However, the issue you'll run into in practice is that the reference implementation (Bitcoin Core) has very small limits set and discourages scripting. You'll have to find a miner that mines the custom scripting transactions. And, well, fees are another issue.
In hindsight, I had no idea how new the website was when I joined Couchsurfing in 2005. Now I understand why the people I met were all so enthusiastic about the grand hospitality experiment -- we were the early adopters.
This is the first article I lay my eyes on after casually browsing XKCD, being rather surprised by https://m.xkcd.com/2500/

Somehow exxon seems to always break the floor trying to find a new rock bottom.
Yeah I don't think it would be wise to hurry it up.

I was just thinking that it'd be nice to have something a-la wireguard standardized.
This is so, so freakin' cool! Reminds me of the old days when this was my screensaver in old school win95/98 days. Thank you, this made my day!
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Geothermal needs A LOT of freshwater, to the extend it can cause a local water crisis, unless water injection is not used, which dramatically reduces available power.

Not to say, cheap, plentiful energy greatly increases water usage by itself.

In Pakistan, every farmer now has powerful immersible pumps with which they suck groundwater dry because of cheap solar panels availability.
Possibly not, but the article annoyed me.

I think I agree with a lot of your post, but I do still disagree that everybody needs to be aware of the end goal.
I don't normally upvote jokes unless they're funny but also make a legitimate point. This was a good one :-D
Is this really the general point of view on this website? Are you comfortable with an entity like Facebook which has shown to lie repeatedly, to have spy glasses? An entity like Zuckerberg who is hell-bent on crushing all his competition? Really?
My naive take is that if you can keep 2N concepts in your head at once, the number of possible connections among them is much more than twice as big than with N concepts, so you have a much wider graph to analyze and possibly fish out interesting ideas from.

(Unless N is 0, of course.)
Probably why most of the richest Americans are working on spaceflight to colonize the moon instead of carbon emissions.
Not going to get enough people to do these things and they don't want to foot the bill themselves.

They have those fancy carbon sequestration plants but who will be the first to build them, dump dry ice somewhere and keep up while the developing world is just trying to get enough food on everyone's tables.

We need nuclear powered carbon sequestration and/or CO2 catalysis back to ethanol or graphite (wouldn't that be nice).
Then every year when you do your taxes, the government with your electric bill, vehicle registration and travel history ships tonnes of dry ice to your house/apartment and it's your job to deal with it, Look at what you've done!
Couldn’t those big chains at east in theory abuse the fractional reserve system by giving themselves 0% interest loans?
Point taken. My other comment hopefully clarifies the rather provocative choice of terms.

I think the debate hasn't been settled though. It wasn't so long ago that women were, for the most part, prioritising being a successful housewives rather than their careers. Surely they had little to no choice since society expected just that from them. I wouldn't argue that the pressure wasn't forcing their hands, but was a model where the roles were gender defined.
The good thing with clearly defined roles for something as challenging as being a parent is that one can work towards developing the required abilities to become an adult well equipped when family comes around.

I do see your point though. Your parental situation is not a rarety any longer, a gender based role assignment can't de facto be most adequate.

I don't have a desire to regress. It does seem to me we have regressed though. We created created society of kids at day care then schools, and are only starting to see the contradictions that come with that.
This is gone over in the talk. We allocate the page locally to where the data is used. The idea is that we'd prefer the NVME drive to eat any latency for the NUMA bus transfer, and not have the CPU (SW TLS) or NIC (inline HW TLS) stall waiting for a transfer.
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This! Is not like you can't go beyond what Terraform offers by default. Running CloudFormation stacks from Terraform is a neat way of solving missing apis/integration. And that's exactly what my team did when Terraform was missing a lot of lambdas functionalities. We just declared the CloudFormation Stack for lambdas and then call it from Terraform.
I don’t know if any of them ever ended up getting off the ground, but the theory was that you could pick up the step-function shockwave from underwater interactions with a giant array of microphones. There were some test arrays in the Mediterranean IIRC, but cursory searches seem to imply that optical underwater arrays seem to have been pursued instead.

It always seemed a neat idea, that you could instrument absolutely gigantic volumes with.
Are you speaking from experience or speculating? It's intuitive that there would be some overhead, but the amount of overhead could be anywhere from tiny to huge, especially given how aggressive V8 is about optimizing certain things
When the Olympics Gave Out Medals for Art
wouldn't p2p mean that the client receiving somehow participates in the sharing too? that wouldn't go well with some internet plan caps
We’ll never know unless we do more research. I don’t think we can make a dent in the amount of energy under Yellowstone either way - if it’s going to blow, it will and there’s nothing we can do.

If we could take enough energy out of Yellowstone to make it less supervolcanic, we’d have a hard problem dealing with whatever waste heat would be left after consuming that much energy.
You can't bring me existentiality on a plate or show me its molecular structure under an electron microscope. It is just as supernatural as anything else.

Which means that the "magic" talk is not about drawing a line between things that are subject to the natural laws and things that are beyond natural laws, it is solely about looking down on another group of people. I happen to be of the opinion that looking down on people shouldn't set the tone around here. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We know it helps doctors as doctors had lower rate than general population in USA and we also know severity of case is linked to severity of exposure.. so it’s safe to assume masks have helped a ton
Freenet is a peer-to-peer platform for censorship-resistant communication
It depends. Normally about 10-ish percent. I've seen well over that in the past for super popular titles on their release date.
That is certainly one definition of art. There are others. The answer to "What is art?" changes depending on time and culture.

FWIW, I have a degree in Fine Arts, have had my work in galleries, and my goal is neither money nor meaning, but just for people to give me some validation and say, "Hey, that's cool."