skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
http://users.ece.cmu.edu/~ganger/712.fall02/papers/p761-thom...

I don't believe this is a technology problem. This is a legislative problem. We (well, some of us) have the Bill of Rights and the justice system for a reason. We need to codify who owns our data (we do) and what third parties can do with it (nothing unless we say they can, individually).

LEO can't do a damn thing unless they have probable cause. This dragnet BS needs to stop.

We are absolutely empowered to change the rules to suit us.
I wonder if we will see Framework go down this route?
Could just be that since you see a lot of physicians marrying physicians, you also see a lot of physicians divorcing physicians. Without actual data, it's probably very hard to quantify the real divorce rate.
It depends on how the laptop designed to cool it.
> For Tesla, one single shareholder holds 17% of the whole company.

If said investor abused his leverage to manipulate the stock value to dump his holding on unwitting buyers prior to making it tank, he would be facing a prison sentence.

In BTC that would be just another uneventful day.
Betting on Nix: donating $25K to the NixOS Foundation
How does the USD currency compare? I'd wager that the top-10 banks and the various central reserve banks own or control the vast majority of USD.
> However, that wasn't really the question at issue.

Weren't you the one who brought up the question in the first place?

> wasting it isn't green

The point is that renewable energy sources tend to produce maximum power at off-peak times. So to serve peak times, we need more wind and solar generation than is required for off-peak times.

Since we don't have good ways to store and time-shift electricity, intermittent Bitcoin mining is one way to soak up the excess capacity off-peak to make the generation capacity economical.

Should we just turn the windmills and solar panels off during off-peak times?

Or should we leave them on and get clean energy at a price that's cheaper than coal?
> I still have no freakin clue which thing is a sin, cos or tan.

Atleast two methods I still recall:

1. Look up the SOH CAH TOA method.

2. Knowing that Sin(0) = 0 and Cos(0) = 1 can give a hint which one to use. You may know an equation should have a Sin or Cos but unsure which one so you pick the one that gives the expected results at 0 degrees. Works great for engineering type of problems.
Syllables should always have only one vowel (technically nucleus) in them, which means that the bogus "syllables" the website is producing can't be real syllables - that might be the rule that you can't articulate. However, the website actually does not use GPT-2 to produce the syllables, it uses the library "pyhyphen".

This library provides (misleadingly) a function claiming to create a list of syllables from a word, which does not actually do that and instead splits the word up by all possible hyphenation points - and not every syllable break gets or indeed should get a hyphenation point. (For example, you do not want to break up prefixes or suffixes during hyphenation.)

[0] https://github.com/turtlesoupy/this-word-does-not-exist/blob...

[1] https://github.com/dr-leo/PyHyphen/blob/master/src/hyphen/hy...
Pidgin? Pffff! That’s some casual stuff right there.

Real Scotsmen used bitlbee and irssi to enable their IRC addiction, long after everyone else had moved on to harder stuff.

:)
While the indiscriminate collection of data is another issue entirely, I struggle to see that I — or, indeed, most of us — are important enough to be focused on in particular, out of the many billions who’s data is inevitably collected by various three-letter agencies.
The technique I describe in the article strictly interpolates between known positions; it never extrapolates further, so other players would never be seen or rendered beyond the point where they actually stopped.
But that wouldn't exist in isolation. A less inflationary cryptocurrency would be more desiderable to traders, miners would flee too and the system wouldn't be secure against attacks.

You would end up with the same situation as now, just with some name swapped.
Repenting is indeed a major step on the way from evil to not evil, but I do not see any sign of repentance in their materials. Repenting means recognizing you did wrong, recognizing and admitting, sincerely and honestly, what was wrong in what you did, and then building a corrective action on top of that. I do not see any of that. I only see a bunch of platitides, which I could find in any corporate "our values" binder, we're all for everything good and against everything bad. "Strive to be a good, honorable person" - ok, sure, who doesn't? Are there many people striving to be bad and dishonorable? That's not doing anything.
How do the hours worked by teachers prevent them from socializing outside of work? I understand how lawyers are limited in this regard, as I've known many lawyers who regularly pulled 80 hour weeks. But I've never known a teacher who worked nearly this many hours.

I used to be a lawyer and now work in edtech, so I've known plenty of folks in both professions. What am I missing?
Thank you for the kind words :) I hope you enjoy the book too!
Tonsky/sublime-Clojure: Clojure support for Sublime Text 4
If we're talking about online, Amazon's probably better than small bookstores at delivery, service and availability. OTOH, they tend to treat their employees famously badly and since a few years their online stores are flooded by cheap crap, including fake books(!), to the point that it's a pain to actually find something of quality for many product categories.
Their recommendations are just ads for irrelevant and cheap books.

Physical bookstores have their own charm and it would be a shame to lose them just because it's cheaper and more convenient to order online.
Ah, yes, some casual, blatant and unsubstantiated homophobia and racism… What more could one want on a Wednesday* morning?

Edit: Correct day of the week
There's alternate search engines that prioritize their results differently, like millionshort or wiby.
I now use 1Password after getting seriously inconvenience when my phone suddenly died and I had no chance to export tokens from the Authenticator app.

I only use SMS when a service doesn't offer an alternative.
Hmmm, you're right, great catch! Not sure what's going on there, I'll investigate.
> It would be a job in itself, to check where the submissions lead you.

Most likely, straight to the comments section.
SAP Fiori Client will be removed from App Stores
Does the R code, for eg., SQLite, actually build an SQL query?

This just looks like a tidyverse library comparison. I'd expect a benchmark using their own libs, rather than assuming tidyverse will have an optimal way of querying them.
Everybody got in discussions got obsessed with what jobs marrry but I found it interesting that the unemployed almost exclusivly marry each other. Definitly no welfare manipulation going on there I bet...
According to [1], Elon held just shy of 23% of Tesla at the end of 2020. See table with "% ownership" column at the bottom of the page.

[1] https://whalewisdom.com/stock/tsla
I really would like to see a defense of Bitcoin that doesn't rest on the assumption that I want to live in Galt's Gulch.
I think an extreme example might help: if there are 100 software developers but 98 are single, and 2 are married to each other, then 100% of software developers(that are married couples) have married software developers, even if only 2% of all software developers are married at all.
EU has a class of 125cc, 11 hp scooters and bikes that must be able to hit 100 kph/62 mph. I own a bike from this class in India, and it can do it in level road with no headwind but it doesnt feel good. In France, I once saw a scooter rider with jaw to handlebar to keep his speed.
Also exists in Danish, meaning "nice" when describing a person.
thiscrossworddoesnotexist could be fun and perhaps devilish.
> the tendency for deep chain sharing to be mostly false/misleading content

Does it rely on some specific research? I mean I'm sure there's a lot of viral stories that are false. But there's also a lot of viral stories that are true - or at least no less true than what you'd commonly see on network TV or read in major newspapers, like NYT. I am not sure why it'd be obvious that something that is shared a lot is necessarily false.
Thanx, that's all I needed to know. I have sometimes pushed through hundreds of pages because I knew something was coming, but if nothing is coming I really prefer to spend my time otherwise :)
Lately HN feels like just recycled Matt Levine.
Given the rise of Loot and other text-based NFTs, you might want to NFTify this too. I know Loot does this by creating a URL with the text in it that points to a text image generator.
There isn't choice? That makes it sound like you're forced to spend 1M on a home. There are people with families and space requirement who don't even have 10k, let alone 1M. What choice do they have?

The issue isn't that rich people buy homes in rich areas, it's that they buy homes in poor areas and poor people can no longer afford to.
Is the US some paradigm of fairness toward foreign companies or are we just having a philosophical conversation about what may be in an ideal world?

Some level of protectionism is very beneficial for a country.
They should fire the individuals responsible and blast that news to the world, and focus on providing a device that doesn't become yet another wallet sucker. If they don't, they won't even be a footnote in gadget history. e-ink screens are becoming accessible, patents are expiring, and sbcs and socs are becoming trivial to develop with.

As-a-service models are rent seeking grift and doomed to failure once a sufficient portion of the population becomes tech literate.
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Decentralised apps seem to be a booming 'wild west' creative outlet nowadays. NFTs are popular, but there's definitely potential for more interesting use cases.
Don’t you just return links that refer to the other service? (ie absolute URLs). That is kind of the point of hyperlinks: the service hosting a resource can change, and you just change the links you serve rather than changing lots of hard-coded clients.
Hey, how can I contact you? Also a German guy and I didn’t know this before. Maybe there’s a chance to talk about it together. I’m a lazy person and probably wouldn’t pull this off alone.
HTML5 does have a fully-supported XML representation, there's no regression from XHTML. And Google themselves are working with schema.org to provide standards that endow web pages with strong semantics, along a semantic-web model - this is basically what's powering "rich" SERP results in Google and other search engines. That doesn't look like they "hate" the semantic web all that much.
Do you add audit tables for basically everything, or just the most critical tables? I’m wondering whether the DB eventually becomes dominated by audit entries, though I guess you could prune them periodically if that is a problem.
Ex-Firebase investor co-leads a $10m seed round for the OSS alternative
(I am curious about where we have Monday at UTC-ts 1635318700...)
This is worse than the time Microsoft trained a bot with Twitter.
https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.com/FBgk
Why "finally?" Was thre some petition? Has he been claiming he would for a long time?
iOS notifications unifies all my chat apps pretty nicely already, but I would still be really interested in running this on my own host, to keep a live archive of all my chats.

The thing I don’t have centralized is search, and too often some critical piece of information — which in the past would have been sent and later found by email — is buried in an IM from two years ago. If Element One’s search tools are up to scratch that could be killer. Support for Instagram DMs would be a must too.

Dare I say it, support for email too? I’ve often wondered what that would look like, especially with buffering so that I can send a few messages and have them batched into one email. Most emails these days begin with one round of “Dear X, … All the best Y” but quickly become one liners, trying to get something done.
Scientists claim planet 9 could be a black hole with a diameter of a few cm
I don't know what you're talking about.

I just bought the NFT for the SF Golden Gate bridge, which surely means I own it.

The fellow who sold it to me said so.
I think you are confused, the site you're looking for is at twitter.com.
https://duckdb.org/docs/api/python
> do you feel that people such as the Winklevoss twins give a damn about theoretical concepts such as "proof of violence by the state"?

They of course do give a damn about theoretical concepts such as "The Great Monetary Inflation"

They make a pretty good case for bitcoin at https://winklevosscapital.com/the-case-for-500k-bitcoin/

But don't worry about all of this, I'm sure you can just dismiss this all. Meanwhile our investments are going through the roof :P
Congrats!

That's what i thought as well, from anecdata it seems to me the overwhelming majority of females and gay males in software development or IT live with males or females from the same industry.

I wonder if one day the industry is more evenly distributed if we'd see a similar percentage as for lawyers.
> How will a website be able to scan my phone's screen?

Using your webcam. However from the comments it seems that there are a lot of devices without a webcam so my idea will not work.
I can still remember the first time I visited Blackwells forty years later. Standing over the Norrington Room made the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-norrington-room
What's obvious now is how an uninformed mass can be impossible to operate.

People really couldn't grasp, and diluted themselves into endless guru talks.

Society should focus on invisible training (skills and communication)
They can undo transactions. Its a bit more complicated than that, but thats the gist of what control enables.

Basically, the first to mine a block has control over the history since the previously mined block. Because they have superior mining capability, they are more likely to be first to mine a block. They are also able to refuse to accept others blocks, which could effectively fork the blockchain, causing a split head, which results in other other issues.

EDIT: just reread, and theres 2 aspects to control. Theres the mining aspect (which i mention above) and then there is the market manipulation aspect (which is to do with pump/dump - unrelated to above).
Coinage Act of 1873
That would have been the case if crypto had been used as a currency instead of as any other stock asset

You can't use it anywhere as currency! I guess you can buy weed with it online, but that's about it
Please note that this is not about some postgres feature but about using triggers to have some CRUD history.
Shameless plug but I built https://theforest.link precisely to try tackle this problem.

I want some randomness back into my internet browsing.

Another excellent place where you can start your exploration is https://are.na
The problem with this line of thinking is that it presupposes the surveillance is justified. It isn't.

The practical objection is that you have no recourse if you are focused on. So it's a numbers game. One that we shouldn't be playing.

You say most of us. How many innocent lives are you willing to destroy in the quest to vanquish an imaginary foe?
Generalia specialibus non derogant so yeah, the warning was specifically for fee-exempt (like if a judge gives you research waiver from the $.10 fee because you're indigent, pro se etc.) users.
> noun.

> manucca

> a forest, especially one with trees or shrubs that grow from the sea or mountain in the center
"she went diving together on manucca Lake"

It would probably be good if this had a filter applied to filter out words that already are defined.
I'm not a game developer, so neither.
Given that it's a 'new paradigm' and enhances 'intuition', it's a bit hard to show simple examples which demonstrate that.
You'll have to put in the work.

Will you be able to understand how to play the guitar if I show you a passage from a song ? You can play it with any other instrument, so it still won't be motivating enough for you to put in the time and effort required to learn it.

If I were to take you to a Led Zeppelin concert to see Jimmy Page playing, that still might not be motivation enough for you to pick up the guitar, but you'll be able to better understand what it can do to people :).

Back to LISP - it's a tool. The difference between other tools, is that you can program it too. The power lies in its simplicity and your ability to build programs iteratively while running them.
Seveneves was alright, but Anathem, fuck me do I have better things to do. Anathem was the first time I felt a complete disrespect for my time from Stephenson.
I found the data somewhere in the MS account profile page.
> TOTP and similar already solve the "phone is present but offline" issue.

Thanks a lot, this invalidates my idea and I will not work further on it.
TikTok is the closest thing to the early Internet IMO, although it's becoming much more commercial like Instagram now.

But that sort of democratisation of view points and content is great.
Energy and compute power backed by, you guessed it, proof of violence.
I was expecting to see Tsutaya make the list although it must be said that their Futakotamagawa branch is even more impressive.
Embrace, extend, extinguish. Sam will be in for a rude awakening with these people.
Internet shutdowns are getting so frequent in state of Rajasthan (a western state in India). There is need for organized citizen protest against this.
>No.

The comment you just made is IP that you now own. You just created IP. You own the copyright on anything you write.
I can only speak from experience, but I've been on dates with women who openly admit they have had bad experiences with scientists.
> True, but i feel like central repos like wikidata are quite a bit different from the original vision of many small websites all interoperating into a semantic web.

One of the main roles for Wikidata is to act as a directory for these "many small websites" that enables them to interoperate seamlessly. You can look up a real-world entity on any website that Wikidata supports and use a third-party service ("Entity Explosion", see https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata:Entity_Explosion ) to get links to the same entity as it appears on Wikidata and other sites.
Fantastic! Thanks for that, I was searching for a good 20 mins, much appreciated.
Fuck, that is actually a damn good point… It feels like Monday because I got up early. Excuse me!
The outside world is even more boring. Especially now that strangers no longer talk but pretend to be busy on their phones.
> It felt like reading a Brian novel - a bunch of weird stuff that didn't have any heart or feeling.

The novels were largely written by Kevin J. Anderson, who also was in the credits for the movie as a "Creative Consultant," so make of that what you will.

I agree with your feeling, though; the metaphor I keep coming back to is that it was a tapestry that was reduced to a thread: Paul's rise.

It felt like all the supporting characters and their motivations, which form a part of the tapestry of time that the entire Dune series covers, were reduced to steps that Paul is climbing to the top.
Snow crash or seveneves are more accessible imo. That’s where I would start. No doubt cryptonomicon is an amazing piece of work, but it’s a beast to get through. Not as much of a beast as Anathem, but still tough.
> TLDR: Arrow and DuckDB provide fast and memory efficient database aggregates compared with R's RDS format and SQLite. Arrow and RDS were fast to load.

I nowhere read that the authors come to the conclusion that SQlite does NOT provide fast and memory efficient database aggregates. Instead they conclude

> SQLite and DuckDB files consists in a single large file (3 GB and 2.5 GB each), but the indexes we created allow their respective packages to read a copy of the tables that has just the year and reporter_iso columns, and therefore allows very fast filtering to provide the exact location of what we need to read in the large tables.
At the same time, I was thinking how much of internal structure can be exposed. :)
Show HN: Coding Font – A game to find your favorite coding font
I would be curios to see DuckDB with parquet
https://duckdb.org/docs/data/parquet
I look at it as an intersection between the feature sets of Common Lisp, Clojure, Scheme, etc.
In other words - the most basic features of these languages that are common - S-expressions, data is code is data, REPL-driven development, etc