skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Then store less customer data. You're complaining that being data leech is expensive because of the GDPR. That's the point.

Europeans don't want you to keep that much data on them. If your business model requires that, it is not one we want to encourage.
I remember watching this video of an old Mac connecting to the internet, it was slow as hell but it was surreal.

It is neat when it's more tangible
In that case, you need to "lie" to yourself about having something interesting to write about. Trying to come up with some pretend bullshit to fill some words is one of the most excruciating and frustrating moments a writer can have (and is probably such a frequent occurence for office job workers that they hate their jobs because of it)
A moment of silence for "Neutral Response", which, after 12 years and 10M views has still maintained a 50/50 like-to-dislike ratio.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ussCHoQttyQ
Its an idiom (https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/and-then-the-whole-bus-clappe...)

My point is that I can make stuff up too! If you need evidence that linux is just not ready for non-technical user prime time just take a look at the ltt video from yesterday:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0506yDSgU7M
I initially read that as “you don’t like MSSQL” but I guess you mean using this tool with MSSQL wasn’t optimal?
> Meanwhile we're stuck with SIMD now instead of MIMD…

What about multi-core/multi-threading combined with massively out of order CPUs? Intel and AMD’s chips have a dozen or so execution ports. So you can have your PADD running on one port, and a PMUL on another. It just happens all being the scenes.

Intel tried a VLIW architecture with Itanium, but it was a flop for a variety of reasons. One of which was the lack of “sufficiently smart compilers”. There’s also the benefit to all the nuances of execution being in hardware: programs benefit from new CPUs without having to be recompiled. It has a much more intimate knowledge of how things are going than the software does (or even the compiler).
depends on whether you have the floppy drives in good condition, if the on board battery hasn’t exploded, if the power supply caps need replacing… Look up your local vintage computer festival, there’s always tables set up to sell your wares.
C++20 added dot initialization, which has been supported in MSVC/GCC/Clang for over a year now. No released version of the C++ standard supports array index initialization, and jcelerier says Clang but not GCC supports it as an extension.
Did you see lasting changes? Or they were mostly temporary.
Bummer. I often use like vs dislike ratios as a gauge on whether a video is worth watching. If I see a 3,000 up / 48 down video on a topic I'm interested in there's a really good chance the video is great.

I'm a small time creator (~13.5k subs) and don't care at all about upvotes or downvotes being public. There's only been a handful of videos out of hundreds that received more downvotes than expected because the video was posted on a place out of my control and folks didn't like that. Almost always if a video naturally gets downvoted it's because you either released something bad or unrelated to what your channel normally expects.
Note that I believe you're using 2-TEU-size containers. A ship will hold 10-20k TEU. So we're talking about 44-88 shiploads.
Is this like Fieldbook? I always thought Fieldbook was such a cool product but I think the company didn't go anywhere.
And tariffs. USMCA heavily biases car manufacturing towards North America.
Uncovering elites... in the New Yorker? Ya I'm going to go out on a limb and say nothing will come of this but more rules for the working class and small business.
If Chinese pork can make them competitive, American pork can make us competitive. If implemented properly. Is it anti-competitive and will it reinforce inequality by picking winners? Unfortunately, yes.
It is because you see the experiences as false compared to the reality you are now immersed in.

If a big trip doesnt manage to completely change your belief system it has mostly failed in its effect.

It is the change in beliefs that lead to a lasting result.

If one leaves the experience denying the new experience and calling it false or calling it just a dream then it will surely fade and results will not last.

This is self evident over time. Effects should not fade but in fact should grow stronger without the further use of psychedelics. Proper integration and meditation do this.

If one takes the experience as truth, a Big trip then has the power to cure. Depression will never return.

Conviction in the experience must be there for it to really work its magic.

To have an experience like this and then to come back calling it just a dream is a tragedy. What a waste. For someone like this they have missed the point. They go back to their lives as normal. Everything is as it is. They simply feel a little better or feel relief for some time, but because they did not accept the new reality they are then forced back down into their old routines and habits. They are put right back in the reality they left and felt relief from after their Big trip. Depression sets in again. Everything goes back to the way it was, the trip becoming a distant memory.
Dell business support is pretty awesome in my experience, had to fix something 3 times in the past 4 years with my work precision laptop and it took less than 24h to got a technician to my house to do the swap.
How to secure your Python software supply chain
It is, but you can't get VC funding to subsidize your restaurant's 'person with a bike' hire.

Capitalism does not optimize for sustainable global maxima, only local ones - and in this case, the incentives aligned for this to be a local maxima.
Sounds like a call to duty to hit the dislike button if even slightly inclined to do so going forward.
I wouldn't be so sure. Many flagship software projects launched the Foundation have been greeted with outright hostility by the volunteer community, precisley because they don't seem to be of much use, and in some case often hamper, the basic task of writing and maintaining English Wikipedia.
Except they considered the change years before Biden was president: https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/1/18207189/youtube-dislike-a...

This Trump rally from The Hill, where he tells his followers to get the vaccine that he got, garnered 1.5k likes and 1.3k dislikes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huQdxDnQkac

Here Trump hints at a 2024 run on the Today show, but it has more likes than dislikes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BU7MWvwTOzw

Here a Fox affiliate covers a recent Trump rally, but it has 10 times more likes vs dislikes! Didn't anyone tell them about the grand Youtube conspiracy?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bi4niom7se8

Does that fit your narrative or no?
people like to collect things, especially if they represent some moment in history
Whitehouse youtube also had an embarrassing number of dislikes.

Dislike is incredibly useful to the user. Seeing a high dislike count on video (with some exceptions) indicates a video is likely not what it purports to be.
The issue is not with detecting the strike through. The issue is that the CSS of the hidden "not" element obviously makes the element invisible, but a screen reader still reads it.

Obviously, Apple is abusing that fact here in order to insert elements that only screen readers would see. Definitely feels like a hack.
In the body building world, it seems to be right behind all stars like creatine.

Personally I am more excited about the improved erections, as described in my sources.
The nice thing about Chile, like California or Italy to some degree, is that you just go further north or south to change the climate settings. I am not sure living there is in the cards for us, but I would love to visit.
Given that this is online multiplayer there doesn't have to be an algorithm; instead all IDs are just random and are checked online. There is no algorithm to reverse-engineer; unless you have access to the server there's no way to make your own fake IDs.
Building a 3D game menu component
They are not even ponzi schemes. They are blackholes, which if they are lucky are IPOed/sold to greater fools...
I should hope so. The whole point of these fines should be to prevent the behavior rather than just make it a cost of doing business.
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29169160
Circuit designer here - feel free to ask any questions about the manufacturing process, design etc.

Having a thorough understanding of the process, I thought this was hilarious. But if you really want to understand the process, it's pretty terrible. It spends 10 steps on making a wafer, and then the bulk of the actual process is condensed to 16.
The dislike count was useful to pick up on

* clickbait headline videos that don't deliver - ie, content in thumbnail never shows

* obviously some political content has been getting dislikes which is embarrassing and risks govt coming after them. Trump threatened this and dems are also now making noise here, so these platforms are vulnerable.

* Dislikes were pretty rare, usually in my case I had to be really annoyed at something to dislike it. I didn't mind scams that were properly described, but some stuff is annoying because it's a bait and switch.
Does there exist a Chrome (or otherwise) plugin that could keep track of its own like/dislike counts and display them on any given page? You could even have your own separate comment threads. Key everything out on video URL. Wouldn’t work on walled gardens, but would 100% on desktop.
I daily drive a beater NA Miata, and throughout the past year or so I keep getting harassed to sell it. In the parking lots of grocery stores, post office, home depot, you name it and someone has literally camped out waiting for me to return just so they can try pressure me to sell, often quite rudely too.

From my perspective it's pretty crazy, the car appears neglected with a very rough exterior... it doesn't scream "buy me, you won't regret it". People are behaving desperately.
How trains avoid colliding with each other
(29000000 square meters * 1 meter)/ 66 cubic meters is a cleaner way to do this math. (Or 29 square kilometers).

Note you're using 29 vs. the grandparent's 26, too.
> On macOS, you can't necessarily just ignore apps and say you'll download from the store - not only can you move applications around, you can delete parts of them and _many_ devices have apps which were not downloaded from the store.

Sure, but they're by-and-large the same apps. You can delete parts, but the parts that are there will inevitably be parts someone else also uploaded before. Apps are a highly backend de-dup-able kind of data.

As such, couldn't Apple just treat .app bundles (and a few other bundle types, e.g. .framework, .kext, .plugin, etc.) specially for purposes of iCloud backup, by e.g. content-hashing all the files in each bundle, shoving those files into an object store keyed by content hash (i.e. a Content-Addressable Store), CDN-mirroring that CAS, and then saving the .app bundle in your backup as a BOM for reconstructing the bundle from the CAS CDN?

Keep in mind, Apple have never promised E2E encryption for iCloud backups, only "encryption in flight" and "encryption at rest." (See https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT202303). And even then, that's never included an implied encryption of your applications, only of "your data" (since, as you say, the apps are being turned into symbolic references to ITMS CDN objects.)

So they could have an explicit policy that certain filetypes that aren't "user-generated" would be "backed up in the open, to the commons"; while all other filetypes would get individual treatment. And presumably you could also set some Finder xattr to override that policy one way or the other, if e.g. you had some proprietary binaries you were under NDA to not release.
Congrats for turning 12! Starting using golang 6 years ago and it's been so easy maintaining our projects and upgrading to the latest versions. Cheers to the team.
The knife was a great touch! It did look like he was lining it up carefully...

Also, it took me two passes through to notice the tooth brush in step 16.
No, that resonates. Truthy.

It is like that "I'm Rich" app someone from Germany(?) made for iOS. Priced it at the max and a few people bought it!

What they got was an app that displayed a picture of some expensive, fantasy ring with an equally fantastic gemstone set in it.

Total status signaling!

Of course the general failure on that one was the lack of network effects. Someone could see the app was on a phone, and or could see the displayed picture should the user leave it running.

Seriously lame, but still there appeared to be at least a few takers.
Graphene Battery Pack Charges Fast
PNG is actually a cut down and then extended IFF.
I'm not meaning to bash spiritual beliefs (I believe we're all part of One God - "members of the body of Christ"). But I believe darkness works strongly in many religious groups (both traditional and progressive). Here's the sort of darkness I'm speaking of:

Things demons say:

* This life doesn't matter.
* Don't think for yourself.
* How could anyone be so stupid?
* The darkness is dangerous - don't explore those dark corners - don't ask questions.
* Nothing is how it should be - everything is wrong.
* Truth is very simple - I have no need to look any further.
If one does care but do nothing then he/she doesn't really care. I actually think people are getting used to it bit refuses to admit.

BTW I don't blame anyone. I myself feel powerless and know I don't care enough to make real actions.
I bought a RAV4 over the summer. There was no inventory (hint: dealer web sites will lie to you about what's actually available to purchase), I ended up reserving one that hadn't been shipped to the dealer yet and waiting for around a month for it to arrive. Autotrader shows zero of the same trim for sale used within 500 miles so not even sure what it would sell for.
Why is having to follow the law "war" for US vulture capitalists?

You come to our market, you play by our rules. We don't bend the law for capital interests quite as much as you do, either get used to it or get out.
I wasn’t clear I mean physically take the device from them.
If

A) the container ships could tolerate containers full of dirt and rock (nope-- each of these 2-TEU containers would weigh 100 tonnes... compare to gross tonnage of ~200000 tonnes and you're only moving 2000 such containers in a load),

B) the containers themselves could safely tolerate this much mass & weight (nope),

and

B) raising the island 1 meter is enough (probably nope).
It was the other way around. During the time of the New Deal, the military industrial complex was yet to exist. There was no OSHA. They hired anybody off the street to build the Hoover Dam, a bunch of them died, but the dam got built.

This was followed almost immediately by WWII, which was more of the same.

But then all the people making a living from this didn't want the money train to stop when the war ended so they hired lobbyists and the military industrial complex was born. Which made government ineffective, wasteful, and disdainful of the very people it was meant to serve. Enter Reagan.

To get back to the old thing you would have to first dissolve the military industrial complex. And then somehow prevent it from reforming.

The government already spends a higher percentage of GDP than they did during the 1930s, and real GDP per capita is also significantly higher so this is more even in real dollars per capita than it was during the New Deal. The problem is that parasites are sucking it all out and it doesn't go where you want it to go because of the corruption.
The US Navy still uses VLF, though ELF comms seem to be retired at this point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_with_submarines#...
AFAIK YouTube is not available in China without VPN, so Beijing is likely not really concerned about it.
This is clearly incorrect, there are three public food delivery companies in the USA alone (DoorDash, Uber, Grubhub)
A link to the patents would be nice.
This is exactly what I'm looking for! After creating hundreds of markdown notes with Obsidian, it became rather hard to sift through and query knowledge. I can't wait to try Dendron out!
If someone takes a photo I own and post on my website and reposts it to pinterest, yes that is violating my copyright.
I wonder if that also includes all the work done simply to figure out the best way to solicit for donations?
I am only at the beginning of the video (trying to see if an abridgement of the transcript can be done), but pretty soon (00:45) you meet:

> Please balance that out with this, that we have a lot of infections and we have a lot of vaccines which have spikes as well and we are not seeing this scale of damage. So, what is the actual truth we do not know yet: it is not an in vivo study, it is an in vitro study
North Macedonia declares 30-day state of emergency over energy crisis
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29177091
Not what you were offering so feel free to ignore this, but I'm super curious about RISC-V. Do you know if any serious attempts are happening to make RISC-V based systems? And if not, do you know why? Is it too raw/un-polished?
My take is that YouTube is intending for this to increase engagement, by removing signals that might push away viewers from consuming more content.

If excessive social media use is correlated with damage to mental health, then framing this as beneficial sounds contradictory. Now that social media platforms have reached a critical mass, they should be judged not just for being toxic and user-hostile, but also for being too effective at accepting and retaining people for excessive amounts of time.
I would not leave books on the table so they can figure out how to google.
I’ve only picked up Go recently and I must say that the beginner experience is superb. Way easier to get started, learn new concepts and put them in use compared to some other languages.
Makani had huge amounts of capital from Google to work with. As you point out there are other much smaller players in the field who keep the generator on the ground and generate power from the upward pull of the tether. I worked at one of these startups. But after Google canceled Makani it became very difficult to find funding because angel investors figured that if Google got out of the game it must not be viable. And so we folded.

> - On the edge, possibly near to commercialization: https://www.ampyxpower.com

A CGI video does not convince me that they're near to commercialization.
Dislikes are needed, otherwise low effort trash rises to the top.
> I don’t know how else to make it in this world

There are places in the world with substantially better transit than Tacoma. It’s always been a pretty difficult place to live without a car, except maybe for a brief period between 2013 and 2021 when Uber was heavily subsidized by VC.
My understanding is that investors have been moving our companies more and more to nikefication. Because any thing that actually involves hiring people or operating a factory, buying materials etc. is more risky than simply licensing out patents and branding.
Thanks for the info! I expected it was something like this, that you expect the increased sensitivity is worth it. I just wish we had more observatories running in different sensitivities - we've just got to get the cost down, thats all :)

I didn't know about GEO, thanks for that!
My mechanic does this! He loves to work on classic cars as a passion project and has a bunch of classics in his lot that he's slowly working on, however if you call him now, his voicemail says, "Please note if you are calling to inquire work on a model over 20 years old the waiting list is 5-6 months."

He's a great guy- if anyone is in Bay Area and needs a good honest mechanic for foreign or domestic, shout out to Jack at Tom and Jacks in San Bruno!
That's just creative accounting. Uber actually incurred a $2B loss, but for some reason they insist on ignoring expenses when calculating their "profits".
I believe we still only have one multi-messenger observation. One observation has infinite variance =P.

They're ALSO not independent observations, though. The LIGO observation was made, and then the directive was "go look for correlating events". That's a dependent observation.

To be truly independent, they would have to inject synthetic data (say 3x) into the observation reports and make sure that the multi-messenger results don't correlate with the synthetic data, much like GP says they did "at the beginning of LIGO" with internal (non-multimodal) signals.

This would have the side benefit of making the analysis pretty simple to do (just a chi-squared analysis) and you don't have to have a PhD in signals analysis with a specialization in the filters used by LIGO to believe with a high confidence that 1) GWs exist and 2) LIGO is actually measuring GWs.
The OpenEXR format, from the film industry, can also store an image with that configuration.
Not agreeing or disagreeing, but how exactly is Google evil?
Yeah, I fear that some people will see massive dislike ratio on vaccination related videos and think "oh, yeah, vaccination is really unpopular. Maybe I should be listening to what people are saying against it. I don't want to get singled out. No one is getting vaccinated" etc. It seems like it becomes a circle jerk, and a way to "protest", rather than it being an actual signal.

Disclaimer: These views are entirely my own, and not of my employer.
Covid-resistant people inspire new vaccine targets
It might just be me, but the thing that has given me trouble constantly through all these years while writing is that at some point, I just can't bring myself to like what I've written. I guess it's analogous to how one does not like his or her own voice once it's recorded? But I have been one of those writer who makes significant progress in one sitting and in the next just thinks that it's not "as good" as I was writing it before.

Sometimes, what I think helps the most is the mindset that choosing the correct words, writing the most poetic prose, and being eloquent is not what matters. What matters the most is actually finishing the piece! If I were allowed one advice to inspiring writers, I would just say this: use Kindergarten level language if you have to, write in broken English, use French, or even mix up some pig-latin for all it matters, but just complete the piece. Writing is an iterative process and the biggest hurdle in that process is finishing the first draft. Once you are past that, rest is just reading it a lot and revising until you think that yeah, it doesn't suck after all.
I'm sorry, are you honestly suggesting that current state of the art AI is more complicated than a human brain?
I see sporadic crash on sleep, maybe every 5 days.
From a customer's perspective Uber was always a scheme to me which was great at extracting money from rich and utterly dumb Saudis to compensate our taxi fares in the West.

Thanks I guess lol
If you can't follow our laws, get out of our market.
Carvana. Do you think it'd be much different if I tried listing it on Craigslist?
And when people stop hitting the dislike button cos they feel it doesn't count, Youtube would retire the dislike button, citing low usage.
You should review the site guidelines about giving the best possible interpretation to others' posts, and avoiding personal attacks. You're out of line here.