skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know whether he's a good / bad person, but what I know is that I grew up with SA and this saddens me.
It matters if people figure out how to make your model output inappropriate things and start sharing screenshots on twitter. What if you use a GPT model as part of a chat bot? Then you definitely don't want to risk any sexual or discriminatory output for example. If that was a person talking, they would be fired.
Is it only emotionally easier, or do they expose themselves to any sort of legal risk by saying your product sucks or they just don't like that you have bad breath?
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Presumably easier than regular ships, where, as I understand, the crew are mostly just a convenient source of hostages.
I could infer a lot about the second and what those params mean and what they do.

The first one is some magical incantation.
"It is always math" because math is the language of the 21st century. People who have mastery of mathematics will be as influential as the people who had mastery of language in the 20th century.

> There is a cult around intelligence we really need move beyond, given that it is predominately an inherited trait

Just because it's inherited doesn't mean we need to move beyond it. It's the most important predictor of life outcome and should be screened for and nurtured from the moment we find above-average individuals, because they are rare. What we need "move beyond" is allowing people with resources to advantage to their thoroughly average children.
Per Scott Manley[1] release velocity was Mach 1, they're targeting Mach ~7 for the final version.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAczd3mt3X0
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PPM P6 is also what I use all the time - I usually have to convert from paletted format to RGB first.

A PPM paletted format would save me a lot of space.

The built-in support for PPM in Preview on Mac OS X makes it extremely useful.
That's not my experience, I think most hotels realise that their website needs to be useable but sure I guess there are probably still shitty hotel websites out there.
I was posting in support of your comment, sorry that wasn't clear.
Hahah how ironic.
Not sure how it actually "feels" in other countries but I know exactly 2 or 3 people in Germany who own an electric car (and one of them may not even, anymore).

I'm living in an apartment building and the closest place to charge it would be in front of a supermarket. I don't think my landlord would do something for the rented parking spots, and those are even the exception because road parking is the norm.

Don't take this pessimistic outlook as being against any of this, but without owning (or renting) a house with a garage I simply don't see how charging would realistically work. Maybe I'm living in the wrong part of the city but even in other parts the charging points are far and between.
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Thanks for posting about this opportunity, just qq will company hire someone with 1.5 years ?
that's just your expectations. booking hotels directly is usually more expensive. why? because they can
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it depend on your weight, and potency of batch.

I have settled on 2g every 3rd day. 1g dose seems to work only on empty stomach and I have to pay attention to feel difference in my mood.

I can easily see a big guy taking 3-5g and not feeling much beyond mood boost.
> You might start with a scenario which is, by construction unfair...

So... you're countering one strawman with another?

>I can't understand how or why anyone would want this to be how things work

It's a hypothetical scenario, a strawman, so of course not.

Is this actually how things work? Do you have any stats about wrongful accusations to back up your ideas? My personal experience from speaking to women who have actually suffered abuse at the hands of men is that the problem is very much the other way around - nobody believes them and brushes it off exactly as you are doing.
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And what the Dutch officials have to say? Will they do an investigation?

I hope Booking pays a fine.
Sounds ideal, but I’m skeptical.
‘I think we should throw those books in a fire’
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It already does, using "git merge --no-ff" and "git log --first-parent".
Hmmm, I thought I was fluent in Romanian (born there and lived there for 26 years), but I only know 5 of those 8 words...
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- porn wasn't the defining feature of /b/

- qanon thing originated on another chan and it didn't have a cult following on /pol/, where people generally lost interest in trump pretty early into his presidency and largely denounced him by the end of it, although for very different reasons than everyone else
You state that as if that were objective.. but that's not my subjective experience at all. Somehow I have a hard time remembering these long names, (is it --conf or --config or --config-file or --config-path? -c would've done it for me. --set or --set-prop or --set-property or --prop or --property?), and I need to look them up in a man page anyway, and I make more typos typing them, and shell completion rarely works well if at all. I also find it harder to read and edit long lines that wrap.

Somehow these short letters stick much better for me, and the effort for finding them in the manual is the same, although in case of extra complexity as with xinput, it's even worse with the long names. I don't use either command often, but it's hard to forget xset m. The only thing I remember about xinput is that it's a horribly long lithany of things which I need to look up every time, and the syntax still feels weird.
just goes with the whole "you know how to fix the currently-unfolding environmental collapse? just go electric, eat a little less meat, you know, reduce your carbon footprint".

it looks like it came directly from madison ave - it's just the next phase of their campaign.

they've been forced to admit collapse is real.

they've been forced to admit some small part of it is due to humans.

word is starting to get out that 'carbon footprint' is a scam, but most folks haven't gotten that message yet, so get some plausible deniability by saying, 'call your reps' first.

limit the range of recommended thoughts and activities to what is on this page, thus guaranteeing our miserable futures and deaths.
I think that the Apple way of separating calendar and mail is desirable honestly.

Calendar invitations are .ics files that any calendar client can consume, it’s a different remote protocol underneath too (caldav)
What’s that site? Definitely not humorous. Soft bullying forum? A place to lodge whims and cerebral flatulation?

I created an account and figured it could go two ways - abandon it, or try to invent the most effective mental faeces filter human kind has seen. It’s been years.
> So to me your post just shows that you lack the social awareness to understand these things

Your first comment used autistic people as an example to advance your argument. When an autistic person used personal experience to counter your argument, you defended your argument by accusing the autistic person of lacking the social awareness needed to understand the point they just made.

Frankly, your comments aren't making any sense.
I see that there are lots of comments about problems of TAB-completions with filenames with spaces in this comment section and I am frankly puzzled: both Bash and cmd.exe actually TAB-complete those perfectly fine, inserting quoting where it's needed.
You’re providing no evidence. This is typical of HN so I’m not surprised. The hostility towards women here is tangible and gross. Im glad your anecdata lets you sleep at night but you’re still an MRA asshole.
This is interesting considering Rust is the most loved language on HN and Facebook is the most hated company on HN.

For any other language or framework I would not be surprised ( I could almost bet ) the common view on HN would be to stop using it, example MySQL, Java etc.

But given this is Rust.
Note that they halved the project size in 2021, so the new project sizes are the original pre-2021 size, and the smaller 2021 size.
Also a moderator was Vilerat who died in the Benghazi attacks:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sean_Smith_(diplomat)
the writing was on the wall for a while.

this was probably the final nail in the coffin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDcvPf78g1k

go glimpse it in all its glory before it gets memoryholed
So how did you deal with it in the 80s/90s?
Then you must have never used "git bisect"? Or only bisect on the first parent?
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I think your SSN is more like your user name than a password, so shouldn't matter to disclose it.
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semi related...I once spent hours working on a bug only to the later realize that mysql uses longitude latitude in spatial methods instead of the other way around..fun times!
Look, autistic people don’t get a pass for being socially awkward, nor are we entitled to one. The internet autism communities (particularly the edgelordy ones) often enable this nonsense because “fuck you I don’t want to change”.

Social skills therapy exists and you can learn these things. Poor social awareness does not make up for contributing to a hostile work environment, full stop. Autism means you have to work on yourself and understand your emotional triggers to a degree non-autistic people just don’t. That’s just our lot in life.
Absolutely. Coming from philosophy to CS, I definitely appreciate I had much more power in the former. Hell, you can see the power of philosophy (or cod philosophy) if you read Facebook or Twitter comments about people's political stances.
> My contention is that this is a problem, given what we know about the history of Capitalism and Western imperialist arrogance and its direct and deleterious effects on many (most) of the 3rd world countries these principles touched during the 19th and 20th centuries, and the ways in which those effects (predictably) hardened the hearts and ways of dissenters. Even in, as an adult, remarking on one's experience as a nine-year-old girl suffering at the hands of anti-Capitalist regimes.

This argument doesn't make any sense: "$FOO is bad because the anti-$FOO people are violent madmen"

You can't always shift blame away from the violent madmen.
That identifier is clearly too long.

MISRA C:2004, 5.1 - Identifiers (internal and external) shall not rely on the significance of more than 31 character.
Well, we could presumably fit remotely operated guns; after all Norwegian ships already shoot back.

"Kommunikasjonssjef Ellie Davison i Stolt-Nielsen bekrefter overfor VG at oljetankeren Stolt Apal søndag ble angrepet av pirater i Adengulfen, 75 nautiske mil sør for Jemen.

Hendelsen fant sted like før klokken 14.

– To små båter beveget seg i høy fart mot skipet, med seks bevæpnede pirater om bord. Etter flere varselskudd fra vaktene om bord på skipet, begynte piratene å skyte mot skipet, sier Davison.

Vaktene om bord fortsatte å skyte mot båtene, noe som resulterte i at en av dem ble satt ut av funksjon. Dermed ble angrepet avbrutt.

– Broen fikk mindre skader fra kuler, men det var ingen personskader, ingen forurensning og ingen last om bord ble truffet. Et krigsskip fra anti-pirat-koalisjonen svarte, og Stolt Apal fortsatte sin reise, sier Davison."

Translated (badly) by Google because I'm too lazy to type it all:

"Communications manager Ellie Davison in Stolt-Nielsen confirms to VG that the oil tanker Stolt Apal was attacked on Sunday by pirates in the Gulf of Aden, 75 nautical miles south of Yemen.

The incident took place just before 2 p.m.

- Two small boats moved at high speed towards the ship, with six armed pirates on board. After several warning shots from the guards on board the ship, the pirates started firing at the ship, Davison says.

The guards on board continued to fire at the boats, which resulted in one of them being put out of action. Thus, the attack was interrupted.

- The bridge received minor damage from bullets, but there were no injuries, no pollution and no cargo on board was hit. A warship from the anti-pirate coalition responded, and Proud Apal continued his journey, says Davison."

And don't forget that in value per capita Norway is one of the biggest arms exporters in the world thanks to the Kongsberg Pingvin missile system. Mind you I think that might count as overkill for a reaction to a bunch of Somali pirates with AKs in a rickety speedboat; perhaps a radar controlled light machine gun would have to be developed.
I have 15 years+ of ruby experience. Recently had to do some data munging for science, mostly string manipulation. So many strings, the python script someone had made said it would take 8 hours.

This was my first attempt with Crystal. It took me about 40 min to get it working, about twice as long as it would have taken in ruby.

It then ran for 20 minutes and was done.
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Hello all!

Last year we decided to open our internal DevOps workshops to everyone and we had our first DevOps League event, which was a big success (unfortunately it was in Greek, but still a big success!)

This time around we decided to go global (all presentations will be in English), go bigger (4 different companies will participate) and explore the exciting ecosystem of Terraform in a ~5h event. We'll start small with the foundations and work ourselves to the top in terms of complexity and best practises.

If you want to join us on 22th of November, feel free to register at https://globalwebindex.zoom.us/webinar/register/9516366272258/WN_SgkXTQZdSlmM5R50295S-A or spread the word if you know anyone who might be interested. Attendance is free, and the whole event is a labor of love from various DevOps in different companies.
Well, you should still be afraid! Be very afraid! Seriously: only a few months ago I was confronted with a video encoding tool that didn't work properly when the file names contained spaces - so yes, even in 2021 it's still safer not to use spaces in file names...
> Given that we have to use diacritics, spaces don't seem like a big deal.

There is one big difference: CLI utilities don't usually care about diacritics (though encoding issues can throw a wrench in that), but they care a lot about spaces. So putting spaces in filenames requires properly quoting or escaping parameters, whereas diacritics does not. That makes one-off shell snippets and scripts a lot more annoying (though TBH I tend to shy away from those anyway, these days).
This is a terrible decision. It also feels very undemocratic and a way to undermine trust and hide public opinion on a topic. Like a company made a screw up, before it was easy to see public opinion on the matter, but this just allows companies to hide everything, it feels like this decision was only made for companies and people with a controversial opinion like the feminist movement or a racist right wing movement.

I mean read the text "dislike attacks", this reads deeply like some disgruntled femminist who's community keeps getting dislikes because they have extremely controversial opinions. The femminist/SJW community really dislikes democracy and want more censorship it's no joke they are called "Feminazis".

I deeply dislike this decision and I feel like there is some hidden money or power or intent behind this decision to undermine democracy, this is deeply concerning.
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If this is your own personal situation, I'd strongly advise you to get a decent lawyer and contest the allegations if they're so clearly wrong.
Rape jokes normalize sexual violence, and create an intimidating atmosphere for anyone who may potentially be a victim, or may unfortunately have already suffered. To me, they are also a clear marker of someone who never matured enough to express their sexuality in a healthy fashion.

SA may have had a lot of that shit back in the day (and may still in some corners, I’ve never spent much time in FYAD), but it shouldn’t take long at all for anyone to notice that the community there has evolved well past that kind of exclusionary behavior.
ugh, and I am still thinking of what are the perps doing with all those digitized fingerprints hashes.
There is something very fulfilling (at least to me) about working this way. Not solving the problem in the best way, but solving it in the way you can _right now_. When I was younger this was how I solved most problems, but in my professional life I can't really do that (and for mostly good reasons).

I follow someone on YouTube who moved to a small island in Panama, built his house, many boats, and lots of other items by hand using what he has. He is definitely crazy but he personifies this get it done attitude. A few years ago I travelled to Africa to volunteer at a hospital and was tasked with fixing an oxygen machine. I had to channel this YouTuber because there definitely was not the right tools and I definitely needed to get it done. I honestly surprised myself in how I was able to fix it and it was quite fulfilling.
My 'most important electronics' might be different than yours, they're my AC, well pump, and refrigerators/freezers. :) But yes, you can still run them for a while...as long as you're willing to make the tradeoff that you can't leave the house without losing power, and using the car as your home energy supply means trading transportation charge for power. That makes me uneasy.

And of course, where I might be able to get in the car or my old beater truck, drive 50 miles, and come back with 50 gallons of gas, generator running for my family all the while, I guess recharging the battery would be...a much more troublesome venture. If gas stations have trouble with capacity during those times, then the length of the charging time is going to have a massive disparate impact on the lines on charging stations. It's going to be nightmarish. And I also have to think about husbanding my car charge so there's enough to leave and get recharged...

I think the "car as backup generator" is a fantastic idea for those unpredictable short blackouts that happen once in a blue moon, just not for hurricanes. I probably would buy an electric car before I bought an automatic whole-home generator.
This is super true, alot of the time Facebook's translations are garbage. TikTok's translations on the other hand seem super good to me. I wonder who they are using....
Every 30 years, humanity looses the knowledge on previously failed experiments and dusty tomes of failed political philosophy get another chance to bloom. His "rediscovery" of what did not work for hundreds of years is part of the bug.

The inability of the democratic system to reform and thus in-cooperate constructive elements of the youth- that is the real battlefront. Extremism is a symptom of a decay of ability in the middle.
Not all shows need portability so why stop them all? Desktop applications absolutely, but It's trivial to build, deploy and operate docker containers on servers.
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Thanks for all the "crazy shit" I got to laugh about, marvel over, be disgusted with etc. as a young Internet user in the early 2000s.
Ah true, that I agree %100
You got any evidence that almost every domestic abuse accusation is actually credible? I see no reason why domestic abuse would be any more common than domestic abuse accusations. Both are made to hurt your partner, both create significant risk to yourself etc. So from my perspective the one who needs to provide evidence here is you, not me.

Of course there is no such evidence, it is really hard to prove that an accusation is false. But false accusations carry little risks and carries some rewards, so there is no reason to believe they are rare.

Edit: This survey says 8% of the entire population has been falsely accused. If you say it is a badly done survey, please find a better survey. If you aren't asking the victims about these things then you wont get any real numbers. Basing this on what women say is like basing the rate of domestic abuse against women based on how many men say they abused their wife.

http://www.prosecutorintegrity.org/pr/survey-over-20-million...
The guy down the road from me got his flat as a human right. He throws his empty bottles on to the street where I have to walk my dog. The rumour is his sister is also in there and is on the game. His behaviour is making the guy who lives beneath him not sleep at night. The housing association has given up "trying to support him to change his behaviour" and is now taking him to court. By the end of the year, we all hope, he will be out of his flat. Then he will be given another flat, next to some even unluckier people, as a human right.
I still find files on the internet that my browser can't download because too many characters :(.

Edit: can't save, downloading works.
Sure. One could also make "move-down-one-line" be the incantation to move the cursor down a line in vi, but I prefer j.

Ergonomics isn't all about making everything self-descriptive for someone seeing the thing for the first time. It's about making things comfortable to actually use. If it's so long and complicated that you can't even remember how to do it, it's not very comfortable to use. Even if I could remember, xset m 0 0 is still far more comfortable.

And fwiw you still don't know what 0, 1 in accel profile do; you need to look that up or take a wild guess, and if you want to use that command, you'll also have to know how to look up the device because chances are yours is not the same as mine. So it's not any less magical in the end, just more verbose.

The "cool" thing about the xinput command is that you don't even find accel profile in the man page. You gotta look elsewhere if you want to understand what it is and what it does and what the parameters are.

xset m? Yes, that is documented in the man page.
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A lot of my stuff is cross platform so making filenames portable means avoiding spaces.

Ironically, even NASA doesn't like space.

https://www.nas.nasa.gov/hecc/support/kb/portable-file-names...
At this point in the thread, it seems clear you're talking about personal issues and not about anything to do with Richard Kyanka or the detailed allegations, police reports, etc.