skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I installed a Cloud to Butt extension and sadly now I am unable to comprehend anything but buttocks. I look at the sky and there are buttocks everywhere. In the immediate moments after installation, I suddenly found myself floating in the void. Existence had no meaning because reality had no meaning. In this darkness, I found a kind of formless peace that was shattered soon enough by a stormbutt of extraordinary proportions. Death had no meaning, but I was forced into life, a life that remained divorced from reality, but lived beside it.

Others were alarmed and concerned and disturbed by this, but I chose (if choice can have meaning under these circumstances) to not live my life under a butt, even if it meant that I must have my head in the butts.
Shareholder returns aren't the only value these organizations can provide.
AIUI, Vulkan Compute is just missing a few math-focused extensions compared to OpenCL. The OpenCL memory model is also more full-featured (i.e. it allows for general pointers) but that can be addressed via other Vulkan extensions.

The more annoying variation between the two is the need to refactor the code from using "kernels" to "compute shaders", but that's just a difference in the underlying programming model.
Never let your emotions get in the way of profit potential. It’s cold, hard math at the end of the day and you will move on.
usdc is backed by real money
There is butt-to-butt plugin that replaces the word “butt” with “butt”.
But commercial banks are not investing billions of dollars in high risk crypto assets so I don't see how crypto hype can cause financial meltdown except small number of big private investors losing a lot of money in crypto because they got nothing better to invest in other than overblown and hyped crypto coins, tokens and DeFi platforms(Andreessen Horowitz comes to mind).

Speaking of retail investors they are not the problem because your average crypto investor doesn't care about losing couple of thousands of dollars investing in some pump and dump crypto stuff .
"When he signed the act he was euphoric, but late that very night I found him in a melancholy mood as he lay in bed reading the bulldog edition of the Washington Post with headlines celebrating the day. I asked him what was
troubling him. 'I think we just delivered the South to the Republican party for a long time to come,' he said."

-- Bill Moyers in his book Moyers on America on LBJ following the signing of the 1964 Civil Rights Bill...
This doesn't really gel with the observed increase in voter turnout in states with mail in voting. Anyone want to square that circle?
That's not true, and the point of a CBDC is not just that it's digital but that you easily join and use the network. Today interbanking is a mess.
Not just putting insider people on the boards. A whole lot of state legislatures this year tried to hand themselves authority to override election results

https://www.politifact.com/article/2021/jul/14/are-state-leg...
I take it you've not spent much time talking with people in bullshit jobs? Most would be thrilled to be paid to watch/teach their kids, or work on an artistic side-hustle or hobby. Work is just the stupid, pointless bullshit someone makes them do to have money, while taking time from them they could be using for things that are actually valuable. It's not meeting an emotional need or making them feel important. God, certainly not respected.
This is called a negative externality and it's what political economists spend a lot of their time fighting about. The bit of "how to determine who pays" is very complex/impossible when you're talking about something like air pollution.
Breaking changes do not occur every 6 months. The OS is upgraded every 6 months. Sometimes there are new features. Once in a while a line or two in your pf.conf may need to be changed as a new feature is added.
MIT Introduction to Computational Thinking
The CoC for the iPhone is smaller than the ASP-C given the smaller sensor. By choosing the same resolution of an ASP-C sensor, we are calculating for a given level of "good enough for that resolution". It is perfectly comparable level of focus. I have no idea why you are so caught up in distractions.

I calculated the hyperfocal length for an iPhone and an equivalent zoom SLR, at the same aperture. These yield effectively identical degrees of focus from 1/2 the HF to infinity. The iPhone is from 3.2ft to infinity, the SLR is from 27 feet to infinity.

Nothing else matters if you can't tell me why that's wrong. Because it isn't wrong. It's absolutely right. The same zoom level and cropping. MASSIVELY larger focus zone.

If we doubled both dimensions of the sensor, thus doubling the CoC, it would halve the HF. If we instead doubled the focal length it QUADRUPLES the HF. The focal length is a squared factor and outweighs any other component. For a reason.
Our elastic backend effortlessly scales with ingestion!
Somewhat OT, but I enjoy encountering the humorous corrections that are sometimes made to news articles for one reason or another. Reminiscent of: https://twitter.com/NPRKelly/status/1349787672345268224
I suggest you put your build folder inside a synced folder, instead of syncing the build folder directly.
KDE Neon. Based on Ubuntu but with a UI built by and for actual users, not a UI built by experts for grandmothers.
I don't. I am happy to hear how it could be done if you want offer up any plausible scenario.

To sway any election its needs to be done a couple thousand times at least. How exactly would that work? How many people could you recruit to do it and nobody says anything? How much would be paid per ballot cast?
>Suicide was also an honorable way to go out in the Roman empire, but I'm not sure it's a societal norm in Italy nowadays.

Maybe not so nowadays, but you'd be surprised how often it was a solution to societal shame in Italy up to the 1950s or so...
what's wrong with snap? is it that it needs a deamon?
I use NetBSD because I want the same OS on the things that I'm hacking on and on my development machine.
Surely it can't be that old, given that the Cloud to Butt Plus extension only goes back to 2014:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cloud-to-butt-plus...
I'm skeptical of this author's claim: that inflation will make housing more affordable.

The core problem of housing is limited supply, mainly driven by zoning, parking requirements, and NIMBY actions.

Inflation by printing money is a tax. In recent times, this tax was used for things like giant unemployment programs and PPP loans. You can argue whether or not those were good things, but all things being equal more taxes are bad. (for example, if the fed printed trillions and gave them to politicians, nobody would purport that it was good).
Sorry that wasn't included. Please understand that it's not about "you" and "me" though. Anyone can contribute to Ubuntu, and "any responsibility can be carried by any contributor who demonstrates the required capacity and competence" (https://ubuntu.com/community/code-of-conduct). So please join us and help to make this happen next time.

Of course there are processes and policies to help us ensure quality and that other user expectations (eg. stability, integration) are met as best as we can. These take time and effort to negotiate. But we'd be happy to help to explain what's needed to be contributed to make progress in Ubuntu itself for any specific circumstance. Find us in #ubuntu-devel on Libera Chat, or https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discu...
"It could be that the purpose of your life is only to serve as a warning to others."

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0535/6917/products/mistake...

https://despair.com/
I can imagine a block universe with time as just an axis. Then our universe can be just an object sitting on god’s table. But ultimately this still does not provide any answers.
Horizontal bar, with icon and title, for the windows open in the current desktop; vertical bar, with bigger icon, for the windows from all desktops.
A meta question, what is it called when humans get to mould the supreme deity that suits them best?
That's completely false. Among many other factors, about 50% of single-car crashes involve passengers, which would imply a disturbingly high number of murder-suicides.
Heavy Losses, Big Funding: Instant-Delivery Startups Battle for Customers
XcodeNueve: use Xcode 9's toolchain on macOS Catalina, Big Sur, and Monterey
That the Holocaust happened is not a matter of real debate. However there is some legitimate debate about how the Holocaust started:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functionalism%E2%80%93intentio...

> The debate on the origins of the Holocaust centres on essentially two questions:

> Was there a master plan on the part of Adolf Hitler to launch the Holocaust? Intentionalists argue there was such a plan, while functionalists argue there was not.

> Did the initiative for the Holocaust come from above with orders from Adolf Hitler or from below within the ranks of the German bureaucracy? Although neither side disputes the reality of the Holocaust, nor is there serious dispute over the premise that Hitler (as Führer) was personally responsible for encouraging the anti-Semitism that allowed the Holocaust to take place, intentionalists argue the initiative came from above, while functionalists contend it came from lower ranks within the bureaucracy.

It seems the general consensus is "a bit of both":

> [...] Given the fact that scholars have written so much in relation to Nazi Germany, Richard Bessel asserts that, "The result is a much better informed, much more detailed and more nuanced picture of the Nazi regime, and most serious historians of the Nazi regime now are to some extent both 'intentionalists' and 'functionalists'—insofar as those terms still can be used at all."[20]
Is there any Rust web framework that does not have problem with Slow-Loris ?

https://github.com/SergioBenitez/Rocket/issues/1405
Identity and time (the process of remembering the past and projecting the future) are two core ideological viruses that shaped humanity, but that's all they are - ideas we've been thought to model the world around with. Intentional thinking is a completely different game.
Fascinating, thanks for the response.
The best way of doing this is to just use levels.fyi and ask on Blind (which is a toxic place, but a bit of toxicity is needed to maximize tc).
The Newest Ubuntu Linux, Impish Indri, Arrives
DSLRs use extensive such tricks to process the image. Enthusiast groups will show the pathological cases for the image processing that happens. Ultimately, ceci n'est pas une pipe applies to the picture. It's a representation and it is meant to evoke the scene.
Framework can't compete with the M1 chip unfortunately. I love what Framework is doing though.
Or it could just be both...a wheel with revolutionary structure, since wheels are nowadays so much more of an engineering project than a simple circle drawing in a book on theory...
Yep.

Send me a 401 (or a 403) status and I’ll know I’m not authorised.

In the physical world, nobody would lawyer up and go to court if someone walked through an open door with a sign saying “public entry here” and saw something confidential.

If you have confidential information around in the physical world, you make sure you have facilities staff who know the difference between “public entry here” signs and “authorised personnel only” signs. You also have facilities staff who know how to fit door locks and door closers, and security staff who know how to choose appropriate locks and to enforce compliance of locking doors. And if all that breaks down, it’s not Joe Concerned-Citizen who tells you about it, or even Mallory from your competitor who waltzes out with trade secrets who gets held to account, it’s the manager and/or executive in charge of facilities and security who’d be answering the difficult questions, probably with their lawyer at their side.

It sad that the legal system hasn’t yet started to hold people to account for having incompetent web developers and server operators.
Why is it called OtterTune?
Port 443/HTTPS unreachable.

curl -I hackerne.ws
HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently
Server: nginx
Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2021 22:01:08 GMT
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
Connection: keep-alive
Location: https://news.ycombinator.com/
Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=0;

curl -I https://hackerne.ws
curl: (7) Failed to connect to hackerne.ws port 443 after 5562 ms: Connection refused

openssl s_client -port 443 -host hackerne.ws
139796544140672:error:0200206F:system library:connect:Connection refused:crypto/bio/b_sock2.c:110:
139796544140672:error:2008A067:BIO routines:BIO_connect:connect error:crypto/bio/b_sock2.c:111:
connect:errno=111
sudo nmap -sS hackerne.ws
Starting Nmap 7.92 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2021-10-14 17:05 -05
Nmap scan report for hackerne.ws (75.126.104.242)
Host is up (0.14s latency).
rDNS record for 75.126.104.242: f2.68.7e4b.ip4.static.sl-reverse.com
Not shown: 997 closed tcp ports (reset)
PORT STATE SERVICE
19/tcp filtered chargen
22/tcp filtered ssh
80/tcp open http
I can understand outsourcing development, but I suspect part of the problem with outsourcing the development is that QA of the product is done by the same vendor.

"We investigated ourselves and found ourselves clear of any wrongdoing."
We can't get people to survive in a closed environment on Earth, or even get scientists to create a liveable ecosystem in a lab... With all the resources available at hands. I'm not actively against Mars colonization only because I trust it will fail and give us a good reason to care about the unique and fragile habitat we have here on Earth.

I'm not hoping for a failure, I'm just intimately convinced that we won't manage to survive on other rocks without really trying here first.
Once they've set up the foreign branch, they don't really care if they retain them. Most foreign branches aren't staffed by Americans. This is also a 1 time thing in each country that they start a branch in, not an on going concern.

>they will be less tempted to jump ship and set up competing businesses that jumpstart a foreign country's industry

The number of instances of this happening has to be close to zero.
Does anyone know why Zinc oxide and Titanium oxide are limited to 25%? The linked document doesn't provide any reasons.

This makes no sense. Both substances are in FDA's list of generally recognized as safe, or GRAS, substances, meaning: you can eat them safely.
Yeah, I daily drive a 6 year old Macbook Pro and it feels just as fast as when I first got it. I'm sure you can pick one up on eBay for a few hundred bucks.
It is easy to put right wing grift media consumers in a box. The outlets - OAN, Fox, Drudge, Breitbart, Newsmax. The pseudointellectual talking heads - Don Bongino, Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson, Dave Rubin, Trump & his entourage of sycophants.

They all align very well.

It is not so easy to put those who disagree with the above in a box. I think there should be no corporate tax rate and as open borders as possible. Where do you think that puts me? Reason magazine, Vox, The Atlantic, maybe.
Faro Shuffle
But it is not a secret that Nature Is Trying To Kill Us!
Option+Command+U

:)
Yep. macOS only supports 1x and 2x (maybe 3x?) natively, but will happily let you render at a higher-than-native res and scale down so you can approximate intermediate UI scales. And Windows seems to natively support vector rendering, with a large offering of different UI scales -- albeit 3rd party support for this is really hit or miss in my experience.
**s have found a nice spot in using their garbage degrees, teaching **, which many parents don't want taught to their kids.
> Aren't the primary elections the business of the parties conducting them and not really part of the democratic process at all

That's the ideal but not the real-world truth, where the parties are entangled with the legal process. If a person leaves one of the major parties, it is almost impossible for them to be recognized legally as a candidate for a presidential election. That's one of the reasons why you get Communists and Centrists in the same political party. The can't possibly ascribe to the same party platform, yet they are members of the same party.
I'd be happy to fix it for half.
.com registers are the public domain. This database is easy to get a hold of, you just need to use a contact name that is searchable
If you want to use a multitouch trackpad fluently, Elementary is is the only game in town. It has macOS-level support which is pretty cool.
> works as a professional writer or editor would have that plugin installed.

People whose work revolves around writing and language are probably the most likely to find this delightful and have it installed.

Most just remember to disable it before working.
$50m to fix? Seems a little ridiculous…
> Apple isn't trying compete with a $3500 Sony A7R4 with a $1000 90mm macro lens

tbh something like a Nikon d300 with a 200$ lens does a better job in good light
Ubuntu is a commercial distro. They have their own infra, they have their own security team, they have large amounts of reliable funding and contracts.

Mint is worked by a few people, had several large security flaws including not distributing security updates timely. They had issues in the past with their ISO being hacked.

I can empathize with the whole mint, small time dev-base stuff. It just doesn't make sense to me compared with just going straight ubuntu + cinnamon.
Yeah they're almost inviting a breach:

>>Are you interested in building hyper-scale database services in my butt?
Your unwillingness to see that the GOP is in another league than the Democrats on this front is showing. As someone sitting outside both camps, you can't really "both sides" this one.
Fair point. In defense of my moral model, it's backed up by this idea: are things perfect? No. Is the system working? Yes, and astonishingly well. Is there a better way to get from here to there, where "there" is some improved state of prosperity and development? No. Human nature is what it is, and our systems must exploit our nature rather than combat it.

It's all based on measurable positive outcomes, rather than some theoretical idea that being eye-wateringly rich is somehow bad - morally bad, or bad for society. That idea is rooted in the old, pre-growth, pre-industrial paradigm, when all wealth was seized by force in some way. Today, some wealth is from violence, but the overwhelming majority is new money that was created out of nothing but good old human intelligence.

Here are some references backing up my idea that the system works.

Here's one focusing on the most important metric, human development: http://hdr.undp.org/en/dashboard-human-development-anthropoc...

This one is from the World Bank. You have to go into the metrics and countries. There are metrics that aren't of interest here, but some are, like access to clean cooking fuels, or electricity. But it's easy to see that most of it is pointing in the right direction. https://databank.worldbank.org/source/world-development-indi...

Here's a book about all the things that ordinarily fuel existential pessimism: https://www.amazon.com/Fewer-Richer-Greener-Prosperity-Popul...

Here's a book about how innovation progresses exponentially, and what it means for the masses: https://www.amazon.com/Abundance-Future-Better-Than-Think/dp...

Here's that classic video by Hans Rosling giving us some perspective on the progress over the last century: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYSojo

Here's another video on the same thing, by Kurzgesagt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvskMHn0sqQ

EDIT: here's another fun one: https://ourworldindata.org/human-development-index
Sorry dumb question but when would he owe those taxes? At the end of the year?
While I don't have doubts about this being a good way to find rough outlines for compensation, I'm yet to find a reliable source of data for Europe. Has anyone else had better luck?
This is interesting, and news to me. Your comment suggests something about Rust imposes this problem on all web frameworks, is that true? If so could you share the root cause?
The most terrifying email to get was "Jeff has visibility into this"
Would they be long term capital gains in this situation?
> the universe is conscious, because our conscious minds are part of it. And it's learning about itself.

Yes, thank you for stating what some might consider a tautology or frivolous fact, but is actually, utterly profound.

Generally, people have no trouble believing that they, themselves are conscious. But what part of them is conscious? All of it? Their toes and fingers? Clearly not...they are mechanical, I/O devices with just nerves, no brains. Same for most of you: your organs, muscles, tissues, blood. Not conscious. But what about your brain? Is it all conscious? Is the tiny part of your brain devoted to audio processing conscious, with a little person who speaks English inside? Clearly not. There are lots of mechanical parts. Is there then some "special" part of your brain that is the consciousness, and the rest is not conscious? Or is just the sum of the brain's parts conscious? Either way, it doesn't matter, it's the same principle; we ascribe a property of a part of a person, consciousness, part of the brain, to the whole person--we regard a person's hand or face with the reverance we regard for their brain, their face thinks and their hands feel with the full power of their consciousness.

So, too, the universe thinks with parts of itself, human and animal brains...

Every time I ponder this I arrive at Gaia. How can we deny that nature is conscious when it is so full of conscious things! Look at all the wondrous brains around! In animals, in insects, and now we see plants sense and respond to stimuli. All these pieces are conscious, and we must conclude that the sum of the biosphere is a conscious thing. It is truly a superorganism, a pan-organism.
I agree that "I believe X because it makes me feel Y" isn't a good argument. But it's also not a good argument to say "you believe X because it makes you feel Y." We could apply that, fallaciously, in any direction.

For example, I could say "you believe in pantheism because you find it comforting," or "you believe in materialism because it makes you feel like a strong, tough-minded person who does need that fuzzy comforting stuff."
Your genuine suggestion was that they do something they plainly said doesn't work for them. Doing something that doesn't work for them at 2x isn't going to help.
> the rare instances never change election outcomes

https://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article322208/Missouri...
Like I said, people have intimate relations with dolls, 3d waifus, and goddamn robot dogs.

Its extremely closed minded to think intimate relations are limited to human -> human interactions

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/intimate

Nothing in the definition requires two humans
Yes, and there are also coding environment apps that go all the way from coding to the app store in iOS.

But in this case it's 99% more likely that the person asking didn't have these in mind, but just misunderstood what it takes to make a regular mobile app and though it obvious that regular mobile app development happens on the phones themselves.

So they were correct by accident, and only because there are some niche environments very few actual apps - and no major one - were ever made on. So it's like being correct that there are aligators in Australia, but not because normally there would be as local fauna (which is what you had in mind, confusing them with crocodiles), but because it happened that some actual aligators escaped from some zoo and procreated in the wild outback.
This kinda breaks online and also kneecaps some offline apps. Still, if your Quest is just your portal to Virtual Desktop, you'll find this very useful as it removes the worst parts of the Quest as a wireless PCVR headset. Good luck!
Same, getting close to 20 years of use here and I keep coming back to it.

Big thanks to the team and community. I'll see if I can read a Full Circle again soon. :-)
I am now questioning the wisdom of having shared this story, and I apologize for derailing the discussion.