skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not parent, but I think I can respond. There is really nothing wrong with WebOS ( I actually find very good for my needs ), but the focus is not on having one decent OS we can mess around with as needed. The focus is on ensuring that users have actual control over their smart TVs.

And this is where it gets fun. There is money to be made from harvesting data. Do you think companies will willingly give up the ability to keep 'users' in their grasp?
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To some extend it’s easy. Whenever you feel like not doing some specific form of social interaction, do it anyway (and do it right now).
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/loop-alignment-in-net-...

Is a good post in regards to code alignment effects.
Since when are we okay with buzzfeed hitting the front page of HN?
Betting you'll really get a chuckle out of http://www.horg.com/horg/
I mean......based on what? Like don't get me wrong, I used to do a lot of mountain cycling on a road bike, and going downhill I'd approach 60mph(100km/h) easily.....but I was never under any illusion that it's "safe" to do, or that the manufacturer even tested the tyres up to that speed. They just happened to work when we did it.
When you say “apparently” … who is telling you that? And why do you trust their judgement?
Hot and cold are irrelevant. Rain is annoying and the only thing that kept me from biking.
It... kinda is? Trees can't contain that much water and can't compensate for the volume of water coming from glaciers and the like.

That said, trees do help stabilize the soil, mitigating the loss of arable soil in case of heavy rains and flooding or things like landslides.
Show HN: IPNetDB – an embeddable database of internet routing information
IPNetDB is a database of routing information for the internet. It's updated weekly and compressed into the popular mmdb-format database files with existing libraries in most languages.

The primary use would be to answer questions like what ISP an IP address belongs to, what publicly routed CIDR an IP address is part of or what prefixes are broadcasted by an ASN. You could use it to handle traffic from an ISP differently, prioritize some ISPs, use the allocation country information to route traffic from different countries internally, expand IP based filtering to entire CIDRs or networks or any other query that requires information on what network is advertising what IP addresses.

Allocation, advertisement and peering information is up to date weekly. Entity information is slowly updated over a period of a month or two.

It's free for open source and non-commercial use and small enough to embed into most applications.
Gamut is affected by brightness but not that much.

Rec.709 has 10 and 12 bit modes too, and it needs them, even though it has the same gamut as sRGB.

The reason 10 bits isn't enough for Rec.2020 is because 10 bits was never enough to fully represent any gamut. Once you add enough bits to properly support a gamut, then extending it to match human vision is a tiny cost.

And to be extra clear, when I initially said "The difference between all visible colors and a more constrained color space", I was talking about taking a color space and expanding its gamut without changing anything else about it.
Totally agree on the importance of feedback - another idea (a little expensive, but I'm assuming the OP has resources) is a coach/therapist/etc. Doesn't even need to be social-skills-focused. Anyone in that work obviously has above average social skills, and they want to help you. If you make it clear that it's a priority, and ask some specific questions like literally "Could I do anything to smell better?" to "Is my haircut/resting face/T-shirt off-putting?" they will do their best to gently guide you.

Even a trainer at the gym could probably do it, which might feel more comfortable and probably easier to schedule. A little exercise never hurts, and the gym is a great way to just be around people and practice all sorts of brief interactions. You probably won't find your best friend there, but that's exactly what makes it low-stakes and a great place to start.
This doesn't answer the question, but I think that if you use XeLaTeX you get Unicode support universally "for free", including in bbl files (generated by bibtex, bibtex8 or biber -- which itself is great, even if it has more of a learning cliff than most!)
I think that depends on the country, so I guess that depends on local indian regulation.

In my country its legal if the company does not have a dominant position in the market.
Cupellation
>have this pet theory of mine that planting trees could also mitigate rising sea levels since trees Contain water. Is that dumb ?

Unfortunately, we would likely have to cover more land than there is on the entire surface of the earth to stave off even a meter of sea level rise. For reference, the sea to land-ratio on earth is around 70/30, and a tree of 15 meters at 60 cm diameter is approximately 5 cubic meters in volume, and a tree contains around 30-50% of its volume in water. The average forest density appears to be about 50-100k trees per square kilometer.

We should still plant trees en masse, but as a solution to sea level rise it's probably not viable.
In practice - no one will. But if you get into an accident(especially if anyone is harmed) you can absolutely be sure that the police will check if your ebike was legal at the time or not. If they find you had a motor more powerful than allowed, or that it could ride without pedalling, you will find yourself in a situation where you caused an accident riding an illegaly modified vehicle - and will most likely be found at fault regardless of anything else. And that's not a good position to be in.
People that think like that are setting themselves up to be a lifelong loser.

Paying an EA is no different than paying McDonald’s to cook for you. Outsourcing things you can afford to is how we have a productive society.

If someone can make $800k a year pouring their life into their job and delivering tons of value for customers, that’s great. They should do that even if they spend $100k on an EA.

I’d take 50 highly productive people over 50 clock punchers any day. Demonizing them is just tall poppy syndrome.
Are you sure? This would only affect C code calling Go functions, right? Apart from that being very rare (the other way around is more common using CGo), from the register proposal it looks like they've discussed and had ways to address the CGo issue. I haven't tried this though.
They're ad funded. You need the proles working to buy their circus tickets.
Yes, China could do what the US is doing right now. So what?
Are there any recent comparison of Audio I/O latency between different OS? Most I find were nearly 20 years old.
Mr Beast is a rich prick that likes to show off his wealth to susceptive kids.
A full dishwasher is supposed to be greener than doing those dishes by hand fwiw
> What I don't understand is why this seems to so often coexist with a mind that can learn machine learning off of Youtube.

I'm curious as well if there is a correlation between practicing meta-cognition and these issues. My experience being on the spectrum and having communication difficulties with neurotypical folks has had me at times trying to diagram where we are getting stuck then realizing the other person is flabbergasted by the fact that I am trying to form a map of a conversation or conflict... How naive to think that communication issues must be a me thing, or even a translation issue, when many times people aren't willing to unpack their own positions/mental models/biases

On the other hand, being able to doodle complex process diagrams, and reflect on cognitive structure and bias is arguably more useful for machine learning than navigating my own emotional world (though I do wish i were 100% bot)
Regarding not losing the keys (ie. responsibility for your own security), this was my #1 grounds for skepticism in crypto when I first entered the space. I could predict that without some compromise on this, most people would not use crypto. However, social recovery is already one potential solution for that, so don’t discount that surprising ideas can come up (https://cryptonews.com/news/social-recovery-wallet-is-better...)
The book, Impro by Keith Johnstone was very practical for me. If you take part in an actual improvisational workshop even better.

It's not for everyone and it might be less general than what you aim for, but imho it' a good start.
The choice of colors for this page makes it really difficult to read
Looks like they continued again
> Why do adults cycle so slowly there though? 12km/h is a moderate running pace.

It is like asking why adults dont you run to work or grocery store. I don't run to work or grocery store. I walk.
Wall warts of various kinds don't work well with the typical Swiss cluster of three sockets at 120 degree angles to each other. Frequently, various extenders need to be added to actually plug more than one thing into the cluster.

Wires typically come out directly from the rear of the plug, making for a not particularly neat plug scenario. I find myself using 90-degree adapters a lot of the time.

Extension bars also often take advantage of the reduced space requirements, meaning that many of the slots can't be used if you're plugging in any wall warts there.

Finally, UK electricity is 13A @ 240V, whereas Swiss electricity - like most of continental Europe - is 10A @ 220V. The gap here is significant when (a) you need to extend a socket because of space constraints, especially in the kitchen, and (b) when you want a fast-boiling kettle. I had to get a new kettle when I moved to Switzerland and it's noticeably slower to boil.
Godot Engine Gets AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution
The Anti work movement seems mostly driven by US "unreasonablism" in the work place. 1 week holiday, unreasonable manager overreach, politics over competence, unworkable financial pressures on everyday people like medical and student debt etc. Shit is fucked, yo.
The Go compiler is fast because it doesn't do very much, not because Go's GC is good for throughput oriented jobs.

Go has repeatedly tied itself in knots over the years because they have a goal of not making the compiler slower, yet, the GC needs of the compiler are diametrically opposed to the needs of the HTTP servers Go is normally used for.

https://go.dev/blog/ismmkeynote

"As you can see if you have ROC on and not a lot of sharing, things actually scale quite nicely. If you don’t have ROC on it wasn’t nearly as good ... At that point there was a lot of concern about our compiler and we could not slow down our compilers. Unfortunately the compilers were exactly the programs that ROC did not do well at. We were seeing 30, 40, 50% and more slowdowns and that was unacceptable. Go is proud of how fast its compiler is."
Thank you for your answers!

The project for which I'm most interested in a solution like Ory Kratos is a multi-tenant SAAS, with a few hundred organizations. The organizations in general already have other systems that they use to keep track of employees, and so they want to be able to interface with our system to create and deactivate (or delete) users.

So it would suffice if we could host all organizations in one instance, and that we would still be able to directly expose Ory Kratos API's to our clients without them being able to see users in other organizations.
So funny story. I have two wifis in our house ( one piholed, one not ). One day my wife comes up to me asks me why there are ads on her game now ( she was using pihole all this time ). Edit: Turns out cable was pulled.

People notice, but you have to re-condition them. I know adless hulu and netflix did their part in that fight.
It is exercise. Just not an intensive one. It is way more exercise then driving car.
> are asking for them to break it again on VS vNext.

Why?
Able to contribute to ML is already better than many of us, so congrats and don't downplay it.

As a general rule of thumb, I would say just be yourself, be good to others in general and there's no rush for it (some people would choose to like or not like you, and it's totally fine). It takes time (~10+ year) to be mature.

When I was your age, I have no clue too other than just finishing my first public exam. I happened to work for a community center to promote the usage of Internet as a summer job. That job transforms me to be more confident in front of people as I need to face people in different walk of lives. It's a good starting point as I can use my computer skill as a stepping stone.
It needs to be a multi pronged attack. One of my current pet peeves is that there's a ton of green energy projects - offshore wind farms, solar panels at home, etc - but at the same time, new massive datacenters are built left and right. So instead of converting to renewables, renewables are added on top of existing energy production, and we'll never be able to get rid of carbon emitting energy production.

That is, we need to reduce energy consumption AND convert to renewable energy AND have more green everywhere AND a bunch of other things.
Another consideration is whether the OP should change their context, even radically. For example, I found it way easier to make friends in the suburbs until I had a kid. If I didn't plan on having a kid, I shouldn't have moved to the suburbs. I'm not sure any amount of charm would have helped my integrate into the kid-centric culture.

I'm generalizing about 'the suburbs' of course - there are many axes on which to evaluate the social scenes of many different areas, so it's just about finding the right fit. maybe move across the country to live in the same town as your best friend, and build from there.
The probability of government controlling/seizing my money or fixing foreign currency rates (effectively limiting my income severely) is more than someone compromising my crypto wallets. I don't do anything illegal, I just live in a country with an extremely corrupted government and economy.
It's one of the issues though. I think ground temperature is about human and animal comfort, desertification, viability of certain plants and crops, etc. Not unimportant, but as you imply, only part of the equation.
I love this tool, I use it and recommend it to my own customers to see how little my AutoSpotting.io tool implemented in Lambda is costing them to run and also to easily see the logs.
I guess that depends on how you count. If starting from 0, it is 3, or if you don’t count the last week as a full week, it’s also 3.
A serious problem with UK fused plugs is when you buy a device so inexpensive it ships with a molded, un-fused plug. Mostly I've had that with removable cords, which can be replaced, but still.
Ethereum Boilerplate
I like how PHP is evolving. I wouldn't say it's always a joy to use but it definitively improved a lot.
Definitely, thanks dang!
Phishing page hiding itself using dynamically adjusted IP-based allow list
get yourself checked out for being on the autism spectrum. most people find the opposite true.
You can do that in any distro. I think the OP refers to the fact that, usually the distro supplies some default config files for the DE which makes it look distro specific.
Type in "cat" into the text box and see a wonderful variety of landscapes that look like they are straight from the surface of some sort of plane of hell. Or furry flowers. Or fruit with eyes. I was expecting "lion in the Savannah" type pics, not "a visualisation of my DND group's "baleful polymorph" spell"...
Thank you very much for your kind words. And there are two mentioned people to explore. Thank you for that too. I just love exploring smart people.Can't get enough of it since I have no direct access to such people around me. And it is those mentions that encourage people to do so. I have discovered most amazing things for myself thanks to such mentions.
Can’t say I agree with the downvote. Nevertheless, even though Thanksgiving is a US holiday, the spirit of Thanksgiving is to invite and include everyone. You don’t have to be a US citizen to celebrate Thanksgiving.
They are not disused rail tracks, they are on the edge if roads.
I also find the super slim scrollbar difficult to use.
Imagine asking a software engineer why they shipped code so slow it made a system unusable when “don’t slow the software down 1000x” wasn’t explicitly in the requirements.

This is exactly the same thing. Assistants are there to help people and to know what to do with high level directives.

“I want to take a stay at home vacation next week” should not require explicit instructions to reschedule everything and notify people…
The best world is one in which everyone had is willing to unpack their positions, the second best is one where those of us who can are able to build a bridge, at least in polite conversation, to those who can't/won't
The blue ones are planned maintenance and reading the contents indicates that it's mostly changes and fixes for the customer-facing UI. It may be a bit excessive to post all of these, but they certainly don't indicate any sort of problematic issue with their software.
Well this isn't true at all. I'm shocked anyone would upvote this nonsense.
Well, perhaps suppressing women was the right decision after all. (Obviously you are completely free to find that suggestion offensive, do you think conflict aversion is the correct choice here?).

> it likely is motivated—at least in part—by desires to protect others from harm

That might be the motivation, but that doesn't help against conflicts at all. On the contrary you are not solving animosity that way. Some conflicts are inevitable and it will only lead to a more severe escalation if you enforce some form of fake harmony nobody really agrees with.

To be honest, we should listen more to the women that run counter the majority of their sex in my opinion.

> some scientific findings should be censored because they are too dangerous

For example? I think there is a problem that scientific findings are often read as a guideline, a field very susceptible to this is economics, but also some social sciences. You are also free to not subject yourself to offensive ideas, but please not in an environment that is in search for knowledge.

Freedom and equality collide at some point. A society can and should set a lower border in participation. But not valuing freedom of expression in an academic setting is juvenile.
> Neither of these guys were "slackers" and were brilliant men so it's probably a bit scary for the media that the antiwork movement is gaining steam and no, it's not just a bunch of freeloading millennials.

Maybe not, but the majority of anti-work sentiment I see is coming from people who are clear that they are freeloaders, and aren't ashamed of the fact.

Also, you're really cherry-picking the data when you grab two outliers (in terms of brilliance) as support for your argument, and ignore the rest of the high-performance people throughout history.

As a percentage of brilliant people (using whatever bar you have for 'brilliance') how many espouse the same sentiment?

Not that I agree or disagree with the actual sentiment, I just don't find it convincing when an argument has to cherrypick datapoints in order to work.

Trying to convince using absolute numbers and not providing percentages is pointless. We need to know what the denominator is (samples meeting the criteria/total number of samples).
5/7 explanation
Cryptos can't fix societal, political or economic problems
What Does It Mean to ‘Yassify’ Anything?
A week is 7 days. Three weeks is 3x7 = 21 days.
I like that little anecdote.

I think when learning to e.g. play drums like I once did, another realization is that you need to start the motions well before the impact. Actually, this is what a lot of people that start warbling among with songs badly fail at - they try and follow along, but they need to start singing (or tapping) before the song they play along with does, which means they need to know the lyrics and what comes next already.
Here's more reasons to hate: it's a serious surveillance device.

1. It uploads voice samples. Don't say anything sensitive in the room. https://imgur.com/Phy1uzX

2.It uploads screenshots regardless of input. See other threads.

3.Front facing camera. Not kidding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0x6TOtkFQxY

4. Audio beacons? Old news. https://threatpost.com/ultrasonic-beacons-are-tracking-your-...

5. Targeted ad market, selling you. https://www.trustedreviews.com/news/samsungs-invasive-plans-...

6. If you don't give it wifi, it may decide to find some by itself anyway. https://www.reddit.com/r/AskTechnology/comments/odf9qu/can_s...
First time, skipping a maintenance task causing an expected problem (so it is not a technical problem). Second time, doing a risky maneuver he was not capable of doing properly in a plane perfectly capable, but he had very few hours on that type. The third time was recent, we did not meet since so I have no info yet.
Maybe you should approach human interactions the same way you approach ML. I'd recommend watching YouTube videos with Vanessa Van Edwards or reading one of her books as a good starting point.
The global rise of ransomware [audio]
I am glad we are moving in that direction ( as in, there are options for people, who are ok with paying more for not intrusive versions ). Sadly, no US option.
Because the government is corrupted in my country and at any time they can seize my money or fix currency rates. Crypto, even in its fluctating nature, is safer than either my country's currency or keeping USD/EUR etc in a bank here (and I don't have any other option).
"Whenever you are interacting with another person stop thinking about yourself too much. You should be absorbing everything you can about the other person. Their goals, their hopes, their dreams, their fears. Obviously you do it step by step and don’t escalate to these directly."

With the absolute phrasing of "Whenever you are interacting with another person" I strongly have to disagree.

It is very important to learn how to protect yourself from other peoples "goals, hopes, dreams, fears" unless you really want to connect to that person.

True human connection comes, when both sides are interested in a connection and not if one or both sides are faking interest.
Nope, because if you are a heavy calendar user there are tons of things that could be trivially shuffled. A calendly link is “I will fit you in only if it’s extremely convenient for me”.
The rendering engine is Chromium so… that's the most important thing as far as I'm concerned. At least for this usage: it's a browser for web development, not for everyday use.
The solution here is speed limits on bike baths for both e and pedal bikes. And yes, monitored with speed guns. Where I live the competitive cyclists are (almost) never on the bike paths in any case, they do their workouts on minor roads with little traffic.
I have found that the vast majority of people are very warm, considerate and forgiving.

As long as you're honest and transparent with everyone around you (including yourself), you don't necessarily need to worry too much about the 'skills' bit of "social skills". Just concentrate on the 'social' bit.
You can still buy M-DISC branded discs - either blu-ray or DVD. I think it matters more for DVD than for blu-ray because blu-ray discs use a more reliable recording medium anyway. People say there's little if any difference between M-DISC BDXL and 'normal' BDXL. You can get 100GB or 128GB BDXL discs.