skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think I'm so negative as that, but it is natural to write critical comments on here. Half the time I don't click add comment after I write a comment. Or I rewrite. Then I ask "Is HN better for this comment?" or "Would Alan Kay write a comment like this?" hehe. Or I post then delete. I have delay set to 2 minutes so I have a short while to reconsider/edit after posting.

Have you tried writing a diary? I did that for decades. Yes, it's great to get the stuff out, but do you need other people to see it also?

Maybe try the idea of morning pages from the Artist's Way books - write 3 pages every morning on paper, quickly as you can, just stream of consciousness, don't judge or edit it, don't plan to read it again.
Yeah I agree "Canvify" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue nicely. I probably could've spent more time brainstorming a better name, but mainly I wanted something unique and somewhat related to artwork/canvases. For better or for worse, it's such a unique name that this is the only app that shows up in the App Store when searching "canvify"!
Formal Methods to Validate a Key-Value Storage Node in Amazon S3 [pdf]
> And, when one is "special", it is not out of some free membership that confirmation comes.

No claim?
Maybe we'll use mass drivers to cool platforms in a couple hundred years. Maybe we'll reuse the slugs to excavate other bodies.
https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/6787874-on-20-july-1969-nei...
> I now work for myself with my own business.

Running a business is usually more stressful compared to a job.
If I'm understanding you correctly, Mirroring is simply about repeating, verbatim, the last part of what someone said, right?
Sure, but you don’t get to choose the consequences. I’m not on Facebook by choice, but I didn’t get to choose to live in the world where this leads to a ton of negative consequences, despite the positives.
https://www.pewresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/FT_16...

Thanks for the correction. Seems the advertisement wasn't quite accurate.
There are trading bots that react to news articles so its not unreasonable to see significant swings especially in options activity this week. They also have earnings coming up.
And yet, look at x86. Still going strong after 40 years. There is absolutely no reason we could not have a standard instruction set for GPUs. OpenGL is just the wrong abstraction. Same for Vulkan.
TIL my iPhone doesn’t auto update, despite annoying me with notifications about updating every now and then.
I worked for a few places (Fortune 10) that bought many of them they used the SPARC M7 / T7 processors
Ok. Thanks for correction. Teaches me to not to discuss complex topics online while trick-or-treating. I’ll read it more carefully next time/later.
Brave Browser uses 100% CPU when back end servers are down
The problem fixed itself when backend servers were reachable again.
The weights are part of the hash implementation, so not shipping them with the rest of the hashing code would make even less sense.
> Bash can't handle structured data well. Python (being general purpose programming language) can't handle calling external programs well because it's not the "focus" of the language.

Perl and Ruby do both very well. Or at least they do the latter in a simpler way than Python, and they're no worse than it for the former.
ZX Spectrum Next: Issue 3 board, production status, games, apps, etc.
Uyuxo, tone policing is part of dang's job, and it makes this site better.

FYI, your comment was dead and I vouched for it, not because it's a particularly good comment, but because it's not spam. Please try to add value, though.
I feel attacked. ;)

I find my internal conflict with DRY and what's actually necessary for leadership (yes, repeat, repeat often, then repeat again) continually show up, but absolute, the best teachers and leaders tend to say the same thing over and over again.
I am developing Jig (https://www.jigdev.com) it’s based on Observable and it’s meant to create dashboards and apps quickly without much fuss. The aim is to have business specialists write the apps and not html/react which is quite tricky to get right.

The product is quite rough right now, but I’ve been working with a first client who seem to enjoy it. Happy to demo it.
And then? They trade houses between each other while paying property taxes and paying for security and upkeep of the houses?

Real estate is not a secret business, and it is not like there is a massive population of buyers ready and able to pay top dollar. There are already many local players arbitraging real estate at any given time.

It would be one thing if it was free or cheap to hold onto houses indefinitely, but not only is physical security a problem, but politically it is a minefield too.
Incorporare KIWIIRC sul propro sito web
Come incorporare una chat IRC sul proprio sito grazie al IRC web client KIWIIRC
I like this and I bet eventually it will be standard practice for galleries to have something like this. There's a lot of money in the art world, and especially since the pandemic not everyone can travel to every show even if they could afford it!

So here's my business advice: make this a white-label app and try to license it to Gagosian et al.

Now for a massive feature suggestion, probably not possible with ARKit: I want to record a room, then arrange pictures in it "AR-style" when I am not in the room anymore.

Because it's much more common for me to be where the picture is, and wonder how it would look in my room, than to be in the room and have the picture not there. (I make and also collect art.)
It doesn't really make sense to be squirmish about Perl in a discussion about bash.
And that makes Sexual Harassment Panda a very sad panda...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap_XoAVvbQg
Please stop disrupting the narrative!
I really do think that there are large parts of the world that are working on the edge. What I mean by that is people that are either struggling to make ends meet, dealing with too much stress and/or struggling with mental health as a result.

As a result COVID is pushing people over the edge and making them choose taking a break or prioritising their health.

I know that's highly generalised but I think COVID and its associated impacts for some, have been the straw that broke the camel's back so to speak.
I sure wish we had a code of conduct for space that could be ignored like the rules regarding sea and air.
> I wish they'd limit it to just stopping credential stuffing.

A product protecting against credential stuffing might as well prevent denial-of-service as well.
It's hidden affiliate spam without disclosure.
In about 1995 I asked the question "how can a shell intended for C programmers not support functions?"

I've still not found a suitable answer.
Embedding Source Code in PDBs with Rust
Sometimes I imagine what life would be if humans were incapable of lying. It boggles my mind how much money could be saved!
If someone is signalling to you you that they do not want your bot on their site, then maybe respect that? Trying to circumvent it is besides being legally questionable, a serious pain in the ass for the site owner and makes websites more prone to attempt to block bots in general.

Also, in my experience, most websites that block your bot, block your bot because your bot is too aggressive, or because you are fetching some resource that is expensive that bots in general refuse to lay off. Bots with seconds between the requests rarely get blocked even by CDNs.
At a minimum any scraper that doesn't execute JS needs to impersonate a screen reader user agent. Locking out disabled people has to be many levels of illegal in most countries.
This is Wittgenstein's argument about why we'll never communicate with lions (iirc) right?
And how easy is it to voluntarily give up using personal vehicles? You decide, against everything on our current society, to give up using cars. Do you think it would be easy? Cars might not be destroying our physical bodies directly, but they are harming nature.

I'm not in favor of banning cars. I'm in favor of people having the freedom to choose. I also believe that if drugs weren't so heavily criminalized then people suffering from drug issues could more easily get help. Portugal decriminalized drugs and saw a lot of positive change. But over the last decade they've been putting up more limits again and the situation is deteriorating.
> What is the filter that causes that increase

Tireless moderation is what makes this place a bit better. It is the only thing that makes this place better. Remove the moderation and HN will immediately become a Reddit cesspool.
Thank you, I haven't heard of that one before. However, all the examples look like it gets called as an external library, which would either need to be distributed with a script, or to already be installed by a user.

Is there a feature I'm not seeing that would generate an argument parser without external dependencies?
Well I don't think it was explained what the injustice is, so I'm sorry I still just don't understand. You mentioned that some people were punished but without really going into detail, and then I wasn't able to even see how that was related to the article. If I missed something please explain it, if you feel like it. But I don't think a bigger sample size would be convincing here because the existing samples didn't have enough information. Does that make sense? I've disagreed with people many times and faced fallout from it, and I wouldn't call it an injustice. In fact most of the time when I actually thought about why people were upset at me, and I listened to what they had to say, it turned out that I was the one who was in the wrong.
The Author Is Dumb
Probably the fact that these societies arose from violent revolutions doomed them. Revolutions tend to lead to authoritarian governments, because if you can take over the whole country with your army, you don't really need democracy to legitimize you.

I could easily cite Chile, Guatemala, Nicaragua, EL Salvador, Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and countless other 20th century totalitarian regimes as instances where "capitalist experiments were doomed by greed and sociopathy." Very easily, given that these regimes were backed by American capitalist business interests. But realistically? When you're strong enough and ruthless enough to take over an entire country, you're probably more interested in power than in ideology, one way or another.
I ended up having to put my search engine behind a CDN and CAPTCHA every new IP because I got something like 30,000 search requests like this _per_hour_ from a botnet. They seem to have backed off now but they were really quite persistent for a while.
This is the absolute worst part of VST3.
These 2 soul-crushing lines in the build file:

https://github.com/steinbergmedia/vst3_pluginterfaces/blob/m...

# pluginterfaces should actually be a header-only library,
# but it has some sources as well which need compilation.

Should theoretically be fixable right, so that it's purely the interfaces and doesn't need compilation? Why on earth did they do it like this?...
It doesn't have to. You can still build an apartment highrise, and sell the apartments and make profit... and the owners, if it's their only realestate, still get taxed at minimum rate.
Yup that's a great question, I think generally speaking that is a really difficult problem in the AR space, which I think is part of the reason why most AR models still look fake or have the uncanny valley.

Using the ARKit libraries, it gets handled automatically for the most part. I think there's a lot of computer vision/image processing algorithms running in the background that potentially pick up on shadows/reflections in real world objects, which help it determine the white balance/color temperature of the room. I'm no expert on it myself though and not 100% sure on the science behind it
I've pointed out to close friends and family "there are people who walk into a room and look for something to complain about, and they will always find something because nothing is too small for them to complain about".

That's a habit, and it's a pretty annoying one if you're living with someone who does that, and I have lived with a few who did. After dealing it with for a long time I finally came up with that response to clearly point it out but I added to it by telling them "Anyone can walk into a room and find something to bitch about but Shit flows both ways and I can do that to you, so you need to stop doing it to me or expect I'll return the favor."

They always deny they do it and that anyone can do it to them. So then I'd wait a few days and when it was far from their thoughts I'd walk in and find something to bitch about them with. And after I did that I tell them "Now you see how easy that is."

The immediate goal is to get them to see they're a chronic bitcher and it works at least to the point where they stop looking for shit to bitch at me about because they know I'll return the favor.

The larger goal though is to get them to see that they have a choice in how they view the world around them. One can also walk into a room and look for what is good to be found there, and if you make a point to do that you're negativity will diminish pretty quickly.

But you have to give yourself a kick in the ass when you find you're being negative and purposely look for something positive. And you'll almost always find something positive if you do that. After awhile that is what you start looking for first.

I sincerely hope this helps.
Under the best case comparison (legacy P2PKH compared to native segwit), segwit is only 50% smaller. Under more realistic comparisons (P2SH segwit vs native segwit), the difference is much smaller. Is a 100% increase in transaction volume (more realistically I estimate 50%) enough to make the network go from congested with sky high fees (I remember periods where the clearing rate was 200+ sat/byte) to almost zero congestion?
I guess the license was so expensive that no one would have installed it on 1000 servers.
It's hard to overstate how annoying is this kind of Twitter blogging.

This notwithstanding, as an academic, I can say that most never question this absurd system, too focused on the publish or perish treadmill.
I knew there was a reason why I used client certificates and alternate ports.

Why is it so difficult to just respect robots.txt? Maybe there's an idea for a browser plugin that determines if you can easily scrape the data or not. If not, then the website is blocked and then traffic will drop. I know this is a naive idea...
Isn't there telemetry in audacity, now?
Rason Special Economic Zone
The article title on the page is "Our investment in Appwrite"

A more detailed title would be "Flybridge invests in seed round for Appwrite"

As submitted, title of this post is currently "Open-source is eating the world: Ex-Firebase investor co-leads a $10m see (cont)"
It's not odd at all!

Speculation is a useful intellectual exercise, and the sign of a healthy, intelligent and curious mind!

Speculation is also fun!
This is not a good take. It is patently obvious that humans have a large impact on the environment, and we value aspects of the environment. Just because some form of life is likely to survive our footprints, does not mean the things we value don't need to be stewarded to be maintained.

Carlin talks as if trying to protect species is interfering, wheres the opposite is not?! Humans are interfering no matter what, and it doesn't make sense to pretend otherwise. So if we're interfering no-matter what, let us be circumspect about it.
Wacom isn't American either --- it's Japanese, and its products are also made in China; quite possibly by the same OEMs.
there are multiple ways to achieve consensus, but yes POW sucks.
That's an absurdly callous worldview and there's a 100 percent chance you would hate getting what you're asking for.
>in Wind Waker you must rescue your sister, but in practice the player is running around an island, breaking pots, and doing sidequests. The narrative plot and the play actions are almost totally disparate.

If you're looking for a search term for this, it's
"ludonarrative dissonance". Spawned a bunch of interesting discussions. eg. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04zaTjuV60A

And a lot of infighting. And there was a point where even using that term was bound to get you insulted.
Google can access any site without being blocked. They dominate the search space and give little incentive for site owners to allow other bots. I'd say bypassing these measures is fair game while there is a monopoly in search space. We don't want a web that only Google can access.

By the way great work on Marginalia search engine, I love it.
It is not, but it is such a confusing name...
Not anymore. Now it’s mobile IP addresses.
I get it out through prayer and thinking on Bible verses. Occasionally I let it out to a trusted friend or family member, but that is a precious resource that I try to use sparingly, because it's taxing on the other person to endure a rant. In the past I have also gone to a therapist to work through some deepseated childhood pain.
See also, here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29035995
I was reminded of the early days of Twitter and the FailWhale!

But I don't think they ever went down for two days?

But certainly Twitter were notorious for regular outages!
SO never had a monopoly. Ironically, throughout the long anti-trust trial, SO's market share kept sliding. SO was never convicted of having a monopoly, it was convicted of certain business practices.

> many would consider

I don't. Many of the current top ones replaced the previous top ones. Not many even remember AOL.
I could imagine a scenario where you have many clients sending you information repeatedly, and you’d like to restrict the size of each packet. I think what this post is saying is that during the initial client setup you could add an arbitrary amount of shared randomness to increase accuracy while keeping the packet size down.

To more directly answer your question, the post mentions federated learning of machine models as an application.
It wouldn't surprise me a single bit if this is against the GDPR. Actually it would surprise me slightly if this is not against the GDPR.

Contrary to what many, both companies and individuals, seem to think, GDPR is not about cookie pop-ups but about regulating collection, storage and use of personal data.
Have you ever read the book "How to win Friends and Influence People?" It really helped me become a more positive, likable person. Something about viewing the world through everyone else's eyes and appreciating the good points in everyone. It's weird because it's common sense stuff, but it was a game changer for me. Now I'm friends with the grocery store clerk, the home depot guy, my neighbors, coworkers etc.

I try to keep a balance and not go too far into the happy happy sunshine all the time mindset either because "toxic positivity" can also come with it's own set of problems, but overall I think just being more likable and charismatic and having genuine connections with people in life helped my mindset a ton.
No, this article is about using Oracle's binary build for JDK 17, which Google does not use.

The Oracle v. Google suit was in the end about Google copying the Java APIs (via Apache Harmony). While the case was ongoing Google migrated to the OpenJDK, which Oracle provides under a GPL+Classpath exception. With the case now decided, as long as Google adheres to the license Oracle has provided to them there's no controversy left.
weeks_per_year = 52
vacation_weeks = (3, 6)
hours_per_week = (40, 32)

old_hours_per_year = (weeks_per_year - vacation_weeks[0]) * hours_per_week[0]
new_hours_per_year = (weeks_per_year - vacation_weeks[1]) * hours_per_week[1]

ratio_of_hours_worked = new_hours_per_year / old_hours_per_year
how_much_less_did_i_work = 100 * (1 - ratio_of_hours_worked)

print(f"{old_hours_per_year = }")
print(f"{new_hours_per_year = }")
print(f"{ratio_of_hours_worked = :0.2f}")
print(f"{how_much_less_did_i_work = :0.0f}%")

Output:
old_hours_per_year = 1960
new_hours_per_year = 1472
ratio_of_hours_worked = 0.75
how_much_less_did_i_work = 25%

So...you wanted to work 25% LESS, doing the same job, at the same company, and make more money? That's the pitch?

Even better:

> I was leaving to move to my own company

As a good friend likes to put it:

"I run my own business, which gives me complete freedom."
"Now, seven days a week, I get to choose which twenty hours of the day
I want to work for just over minimum wage"

I hope you understand what your comment says about you to an employer. If you do not, unless your business is trivial, you will. You will one day experience an employee coming to you with a similar view of the universe. And then you will understand. You will surely chuckle and think "Wow! Did I really sound like that? What was I thinking?".
Didn't this book also assume substantial biomass energy grown in the UK? If I recall correctly, it was negative on solar due to land use, but that was mostly due to this biomass (which has extremely low energy capture efficiency, requiring a lot of land.)
Oh cmon there's literally billionaires they can take the money from
How is this different than regular "dynamic linking" where ld-linux.so resolves symbols and loads the shared objects?
I imagine there are some lower hanging fruit for an embodied internet like not having ads and a general respect for providing me with value rather than trying to extract value from me.
Love those suggestions, thank you for your comment! Definitely agree on adding better support for the non-LiDAR devices, I've noticed it's really hit or miss when placing and should be easier to correct
That’s not clickbait. The thumbnail/framing/title of this video isn’t deceptive. It delivers exactly what it says. What do midroll ads have to do with clickbait?
The same discussion will happen once 8k becomes mainstream, and then for 16k. In which case performance will never be "enough"
I love the vocabulary here, especially "sussurential." It's great to see a word used that has a clearly-understandable meaning, and yet does not appear to be present in the OED.
One of the principal things that "got done" using Bash (at least until 2017 -- after that, I couldn't say) off the top of my head was the GFS at NCEP. Yes, it was predominantly Fortran for number crunching; but what tied all the individual programs together was a super massive, maintained, and constantly modified and improved Bash script. And yes, there were plans in the works to switch out for something else (which is why I cannot say, four years later, what the status quo is). I should also mention, it was this Bash script that ran parallelized on the supercomputer -- and it was ultimately this script which, every three hours, produced the next set of forecasts, 24/7.
On demand routing cannot get 10 passengers per hour. The idea sounds good, but it has been tried and found slow and inefficient https://humantransit.org/2019/08/what-is-microtransit-for.ht... make sure you read his previous series that he links.

ReaRead that, and then quit wasting everyone's time advocating a stupid idea that keeps coming bcback. Good transit advocacy should aim to get people to not drive.
It doesn't work like that. Please see an accountant to advise you on this, because if this is really what you think -- e.g. that the profits of developers or even owner-developers are not taxed -- then you are in for a world of hurt if you get audited. Only the unit you are living in is allotted special cap gains privileges. Not other units, even if those units are built on property that used to be a SFH. Tax treatment for developing residential real estate is a complex beast.
Different issue, that's shifting so far it would never fit. Here's an example with clang ubsan: https://godbolt.org/z/6Wvhn5rP9

Note that with foo = 0 there's no UB.
You're forgetting a case where a website offers a garbage API that doesn't provide all the data available via the web interface,

either due to neglegance (Apple Store developer console),

Security (Google Play Store accounting data),

Or financial gain (AppsFlyer "premium API").