skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What you and I describe isn't new, except you're talking about the use with DIV elements which don't have a "Save image as" menu item on right-click.

IMO, browsers should remove `background-image` support from IMG elements for that reason.
Windows has the desktop.ini file to support some similar functionalities.
It said total collapse or else I wouldn’t have said as such. It was such hyperbole that I had to respond.
Just a small hint, if you care to take it. You don't have to reinvent the wheel. Start small. Small victories will build to large ones, and everyone can just use a win sometimes.

I had, had the WORST time completing a game project. I had gotten into the headspace where I thought I couldn't finish it (and, as for a large, wholly original project, maybe I can't).

I just decided to make a small match three game with minimal assets and minimal menu. Looks terrible. Unpublishable. But I finished it! I know how to plan it out, I know the warts that are involved, and I know how to get it on the platform I want should I want to publish.

There's something to be said for finishing an MVP of even a minimal project.
Is text media in the sense of multi media?
These open source solutions aren’t explicitly for PDF signing but they can in theory be combined with PDF.js

https://github.com/brinley/jSignature

https://github.com/szimek/signature_pad
>Do we really need to genocide turkeys

>genocide

>Turkey

Ask me how I know you're not Armenian.
Are you sure?

I think the recording car slows down before impact (I guess they saw the animal), making the Tesla look go much faster.
We moved to o365, I was worried for my good friends the exchange admins, because the entire premise of saving money by moving to the cloud is that you can get rid of people.

Good (?) news is that they're busier than they've ever been, even needing more support from other admins.

Turns out, TANSTAAFL

I do wonder how many times we need to learn this.
Does he imply that the vaccine is unsafe? I didn't get that impression from the video at all. He is saying that there are potential problems and some of the scientists are wary to express them because they worry about loss of funding from the Pharma.

Why would we take Logically factcheck at the face value?

Are we not supposed to investigate vaccine safety at all?

Lastly, the COVID-19 infection has its own, quite significant I think, negative effects on the heart. So I wouldn't take this as a ding on the vaccine safety at all. But we'd better investigate it, so that we could make it better. That's my take.
For someone like me who is totally unfamiliar with what you can do with Godot, I found this video clip of top games illustrative https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAceTF0yE7I
I can't access the site. I get the following message: You don't have permission to access /promo/wpbgpv on this server.
This is a great example of understanding a market. An engineer might think that a document management platform should have a great UX/UI and lots of bells and whistles. But that stuff is secondary to "a court will accept it." THAT is the product differentiator for DocuSign. "We are a document management platform that courts will accept." BOOMTOWN.
Are you sure it’s a deepfake? A common version of this scam involves extorting the hacked user to record a video in exchange for getting their account back.
I suggest OP isn't talking about 'FU' money, but about realising that (at about 35!) they would rather have better life quality then more money.

Unlike the USA, we don't have massive heath care or social security / private retirement costs to save for and worry about.

So, aged 39 in the EU, I'd rather work for less and live on the coast, rather than 'bust my balls' working for the man, just to buy a fancy new car/house/phone (or need to save in case we get cancer and a massive USA style medical bill).
Great article - couple of questions:

"when the server adds the scene to the SceneTree, it automatically sends that information remotely. Each connected client will then instantiate the scene automatically,"

What information does it send remotely? Is it all the 3D info for every object? "Put a cube at 10,10,10, with scale 1, rotation 0 etc"?

"The RPC system will also work appropriately for the nodes spawned this way, so you can easily integrate state synchronization with messaging."

What is "messaging"? Why is integrating state synchronization with messaging a useful thing?
Which competitors does DocuSign have?
You must excuse me if I am not swayed by this since no one would expect university faculty to admit to the motives I described (such a letter filters out far more than just those who don't incorporate "diversity into their teaching practice" according to your institution's definition). Yours is exactly the bias I am speaking against.
Facebook doesn't seem to care about deepfakes on Instagram since they promote "engagement".

I can't say I have too much advice other than to always use strong passwords, don't share passwords across sites, use VPNs on public routers, and stay away from posting videos of yourself on cancerous engagement metric-driven social media.
I don't think Levine successfully disputes the importance of adverse selection here. Sure, if you make a million low-ball offers, a handful will be accepted for God knows what reason. That doesn't mean that adverse selection isn't a serious danger when you attempt to scale up, as Zillow did.

I mean, why did Zillow go straight from making profitable purchases of few houses to losing money on tons? If there's some sweet spot in the middle that would have allowed them to scale up profitably, would it really be that hard to land on that spot?

I think it's obvious that homeowners know much more about the houses and neighborhoods they live in than Zillow, and this creates a big risk for Zillow.
That is just one equation. That is always easy

I need to solve quadratic equations. It is much harder. Like

a1 x y + b1 x + c1 y + d1 = 0

a2 y z + b2 y + c2 z + d2 = 0

a3 z x + b3 z + c3 x + d3 = 0

Given a,b,c,d, solve it for x,y,z.

And in the general case where there are more than 3 equation or more than 3 x,y,z variables.

We can make a undirected graph with the variables as nodes and an edge if there is an equation containing those two variables. Like (x,y), (y,z), (x,z) here. If there is a cycle in that graph, we can combine the equations to obtain a single quadratic equation, which has two solutions for x.

I can search for cycles, and sometimes two cycles restrict each other, such that only one solution for x remains. Sometimes two solutions remain. I do not understand when that happens, and if there is a better way than searching cycles.

(also I can have an additional list of restrictions between the parameters. Like a1 = -c2. This sometimes leads to a cycle canceling itself out, revealing no information about x at all. )
"Spritualism" is just as man made as people claim "religion" is man made.

Some verses in the bible that indicates that the "chrisitian" religion is _not_ based on man made ideas, but instead flies in the face of them:

> "If anyone thinks himself to be religious, yet does not bridle his tongue but deceives his own heart, this person's religion is worthless."

> "Pure and undefiled religion in the sight of our God and Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself unstained by the world."

I think that using an argument of "spiritual" vs "religion" is a justification, not a fact.
I remember hearing that 15 years ago. I remember hearing about how we are due for an earthquake that will break California into two. That was in the 80/90s. We had great fears of a new ice age in 60/70s.

I don't know what the future holds but thinking Arizona will become unsafe in 10-15 due to climate change is a little foolish.
What mechanism can you use to short the housing market? I thought most of the stuff used in 2008 don't exist anymore/will never be offered again?
What kind of object? Visualize and manipulate how?

I tried imagining a cube, rotated it and then morphed it into a tetrahedron, which wasn't too difficult, but perhaps it was more complicated than that?
Pedagogically there's more to it than just the algebraic manipulations.
The algebra here is basically as dull as all other algebra. It's the teacher's job to make it come alive.
I've been on voice chat with her throughout the day trying to help her fix the problem. So I've seen it happen in real time, from the suspicious login in Nigeria to the deep-fake video that happened later.
Dug now has a 'watch' option
Dug (dns propagation tool) now has a 'watch' flag so you can see your dns changes propagate in realtime(ish)

https://dug.unfrl.com
This is AI getting smarter, testing the edges.
Eco Is Not a Bank
Australian government social media legislation to unmask online trolls
Transcendental Proportions of Solar System
The search for Wisdom and Truth lead to noble suffering and, possibly, enlightenment.
I have two Instagram accounts: one where I post things about me, other where I post things about this sport I practice. I lost the password for the later account, it was a nightmare to recover. The two factor SMS code would never come. When it would come, the app reported an error. I had to battle the app and the web platform for 2 days in order to get my account back. I cannot imagine the kind of hustle it would be if it was stoled.
This has been posted once before in 2018.

I'm genuinely curious to know what everyone's opinion is of Eco. (finance noob here)
FTA:

Accordingly, for a person who has already had a primary infection, the risk of having a severe reinfection is only approximately 1% of the risk of a previously uninfected person having a severe primary infection. It needs to be determined whether such protection against severe disease at reinfection lasts for a longer period, analogous to the immunity that develops against other seasonal “common-cold” coronaviruses, which elicit short-term immunity against mild reinfection but longer-term immunity against more severe illness with reinfection. If this were the case with SARS-CoV-2, the virus (or at least the variants studied to date) could adopt a more benign pattern of infection when it becomes endemic.
> As far as I remember in Germany the average years lost were 13 years. I would love to know where you got your numbers.

That study claiming 13 years had a big asterisk: "those dying from COVID-19 may be an at-risk population whose remaining life expectancy is shorter than the average person’s remaining life expectancy. This methodological concern is likely to be valid, and consequently our estimate of the total YLL due to COVID-19 may be an overestimate"...DUH!!!

> And btw. what is the world view if someone dying 4 years prematurely (on average) is something that one can state as OK?

At this rate we are ALL going to lose 4 years of our lives with eternal lockdowns and travel restrictions and all this wheel which keeps spinning.

It's time to do what Sweden did, now we can roll out a new mRNA vaccine in 100 days if needed be, we have the Merck and the Pfizer pill.

It's time to go on with our lives , again , before we ALL lose 4 years, not just the immunocompromised and the overtly obese.

Besides, those categories who are handicapped are able to live a life with dignity because there is an infrastructure providing for them, that infrastructure has come to a halt, so they are losing those 12-48 months of life anyway .

Thing is, somebody who is 12-48 months away from the grave is susceptible to a ligth breeze, so if it's not COVID taking them it's the effect of lockdowns and the failure of the infrastructure.
Even if we grant this as true, a $50 billion valuation implies that they'll return 3-5 billion in profit at some point. Their revenue right now is an annualized ~2 billion. So they've got to at least 2-3x their revenue while increasing their operating income from slightly negative to 50% of revenue.

As for the features, of course it's not whip it up in a weekend. But MS/Google/Apple are all in a position to put out a competitor that integrates into their platforms. It probably won't put DocuSign out of business but would cut into their margins.
>Do we really need to apply the term genocide to groups that aren't even human?

No.
You're exactly right about that. That's why we are here commenting on an article about all of them moving to Texas en masse.
With Dogecoin and friends we're entering scam territory. But really I was curious because it sounded like the GDC7 was suggesting there were multiple trillion-dollar scam companies. The reason I commented was that while I think there are a lot of ridiculously valued companies, I'm not so sure we can consider many of them a "scam".
This is a different point. We’re already talking about a company trying to build the same feature set, not an individual doing it themselves using existing technology.
Also, how to tell the new Sr dev mgmt just hired is really a jr dev.

Yes, I am talking about .gitignore
It’s ok for small private projects, but user management is hard. You can’t just let any rando have commit privileges.
Abandoned former USSR sites – in pictures
Come on…an "explainer" of .DS_Store that doesn't even mention resource forks is misinformation.
Metagroove is a pretty great visualizer that has the same vibe as Winamp's, but with a modern touch -- and more importantly, a modern resolution.

https://marumari.itch.io/metagroove

https://www.reddit.com/r/WeAreTheMusicMakers/comments/jqda6f...
Too late. You already download an image into your cache when you view it.
The real lesson from Dropbox is that things that seem technically easy to implement are in fact bedeviled by all sorts of hidden little gremlins, and finding and killing those gremlins is valuable.

Lots of services can sync files and folders. Having used many alternatives (One Drive, Google Drive, iCloud Sync, even scripted rsync), it turns out I still pay for Dropbox. It’s the most reliable for my use cases, and is not too expensive.

There is a huge difference between “I can conceive of how to implement this feature” and “this feature works for years on end at large scale with adequate reliability and usability and low enough cost.”
It is happening, and it will continue to happen until we get a proper handle on Covid.

When 'exactly one illness' is sufficient to overwhelm health care systems, then yes the focus will be on that.

Part of the reason health care systems are being overwhelmed is through loss of staff due to burnout - not least because of people like yourself who refuse to engage with the reality of this disease.

This ends when we have properly dealt with Covid - or I guess we can hope it just goes away by itself!
Actually the new Music.app will load visualization plugins on SIP disabled systems from a specific folder and specific format, although it's been far too long now for me to remember where that folder was. I'm sure some keen reversers can take a look at Music.app and figure it out again. I for one absolutely love the iTunes visualizers, they even have hidden key commands to manipulate them with.
The author should really remove the words 'simple', 'easy', and 'intuitive' from this article. They clearly know nothing of why most people detest math. If you're already familiar with the quadratic equation and you care about math and even enjoy it you might find this new equation interesting, useful, or intuitive, but I guarantee it is still a garbled mass of un-intuitive numbers and symbols to "[m]any former algebra students [who] have painful memories of struggling to memorize the quadratic formula."
I was doxxed and harassed for my Insta account. Eventually one day it was just taken even though I had 2 factor auth on Insta and email. There is basically no recourse.

Oh and it was given to one of mr beasts (from YouTube) helpers…
Yeah. That is exactly what I had in mind.
I, too, would like to know more about his wife's deep-faked onlyfans video.
> I can’t imagine now, or anytime in the last 15 years, a teenager being able to walk into an office and be expected to show up and work the next day in a hard industrial job.

The reason for this is that US Federal labor laws now prohibit the employment of anyone under 18 in hazardous work. This encompasses most things that would be considered "hard industrial jobs," including the specific example of brick manufacturing in this story.

This is ostensibly for the protection and benefit of young workers. Of course, if you're a 16-year-old who wants the job, I can see how you could feel otherwise.
If you're not convinced that vaccines work then nothing is going to convince you at this point.
I think that is good advice for someone who is more tech-savy and aware of the problem but I'm not sure the rest of the world is as well prepared, or what effect it might have on us or FB/IG reputation and engagement if it's becoming more automated and widespread.
I think he was saying that while no doubt it occurs on a case by case basis, it appears to be relatively insignificant either way.

When they were paying less than market price, they still made a lot per deal, and when they were paying more than market price, adverse selection hardly pushed them over the edge.

If you make "a million high ball offers" then the fact that some of them are particularly bad deals isn't the core problem.

I'm not 100% confident of this but it seems like the picture that is being painted.

And also, that it is particularly hard to hit the spot in between - I don't know if he's correct about that.
Trillions of stimulus money funneled through Robinhood app.
Had the same thing happen to me. Was in the closed beta and now there is no way to get it back.
>>However, I haven’t heard a remotely plausible explanation for the position of celestial objects at the moment of birth having an impact on personality traits.

Well, to be fair Astrology is where IT started and highest Mathematics were involved in Babylonia(my username here is just a mere coincidence). Observable celestial movements here can be regarded as a natural computer of Solar system scale. How that natural computer is used is a different matter.

I'm not really into Astrology(which is mother of Astronomy, btw), but I had interest about this topic... anyway, you must wonder how different is this approach of predicting things in Universe compared to modern AI, that makes predictions from assembled data. If the modern science is regarding a question if mere existence of this world can be compared to hologram, how it is different from observing some parts of hologram to make predictions about smaller parts of it, where humans are living on Earth, that is part of observable Solar system, where other Solar objects affects it and differently on each point of surface?
Besides, this looks like a more reliable mechanism in predicting future(at least for agricultural events), than looking into coffee mug after drinking a coffee or throwing bones...

PS. Despite common misconception, both Western and Chinese astrology take high value on hour of birth - not year. Western astrology can't plot precise charts without knowing time of birth and secret(primary) animal sign of a person in Chinese astrology is based on hour as well.
if I open the image on a new tab, after 1.5 minutes the "content download" was ready. Also, had no problem right clicking it and hitting copy image.
> "Any of these nifty services can just turn into a pumpkin at any time"

Which is just as true for on premise servers.
Couple of thoughts:

1. I'm not really sure what making this so interactive accomplishes. The result seems akin to a listicle: "X Great Movies to Watch When You're Feeling Y", except with a lot more clicks required and, importantly, no curation. I think I would prefer to see a static list of recommendations with a "random" button and a cool blog post linked about how the recommendations were generated. Furthermore, it seems fairly safe to say (?) that the site isn't dynamically generating recommendations because the list exhausts rather quickly, after 10 or so. Just make a list!

2. The lack of curation leads to a lot of strangeness in the recommendations. For example, my first choice was feeling "weird". I got a bunch of blockbuster action films: Justice League, Avengers: Endgame, Thor: Ragnarok, Interstellar, Black Panther, Captain Marvel.
I hear this a lot, blockchain is going to replace X accepted industry solution. I always go back to, who’s going to invest in actually building the new blockchain solution and for what reason? Big companies pay other big companies like Docusign to figure it out for them and they pay a premium for not having to deal with it themselves. Blockchain as a technology really doesn’t offer a lot of practical advantage over traditional tech in a three party signature system.

When I hear startups sell on the fact that their solution uses blockchain and is somehow inherently better for it, I turn and walk the other direction. Same for AI/ML, BigData, etc.
Example from a news story. After seeing the video, I must admit I’m not sure if I believe the guy or not, which is scary.

Edit: Better link from deadmutex below - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqr0oER03SE

https://www.wfla.com/8-on-your-side/better-call-behnken/inst...
> If a claim goes to court, a social media platform will also be required to "unmask" a troll by providing an email address, a mobile phone number or relevant personal detail.

I'm confused. Is this not already possible in Australia? Here in Canada it's possible to subpoena a third party to the end of discovering the identity of the party you need to sue. At this point, I believe it's basically routine. There's been many "anonymous" Twitter-related libel cases in the last few years.
I have yet to save as much as I theoretically should be able to. Good luck, sincerely.

Edit: and you still have yet to demonstrate that your income will last for the next 5 years, let alone 15. Don’t count your chickens yet.
Well, R is a rather awkward programming environment. And many folks learned on Mathematica and Matlab.

What python brought to the table, was that it was freely installed on most machines.
Was it SMS based 2fa or did you use some other method?
This explanation is too vague to be of any use. You can apply this argument to any company whatsoever, in which case all tech companies should be worth $50B.

The question is why is Docusign, specifically, valued at $50B while other tech companies, even those that are publicly traded, are not valued at $50B.
Universal precursor seismicity pattern before locked-segment rupture and
If the plot is simple, ggplot may seem like overkill if you aren’t familiar with the library. But once you start wanting to customize things substantially or doing non-simplistic plots ggplot becomes much easier to use than base graphics.
1000… pft.. just holding open a connection and sending on average a few bytes a second hardly costs anything and the memory requirements on eg Linux are minimal. You can easily do 100k or more with python and a few hundred megs of memory. Millions are doable with something a little less memory hungry or throwing more memory at it.
*disease induced immunity

and some sources would be nice for your claim.
None of these you mentioned is showing ads into your mouth (except maybe Photos, but there are tons of alternatives), while Apple's do.
Are you sure you’re not just projecting your own feelings onto me?
False dichotomy, lockdown is a choice.

I will never lock down.
I imagine this is the kind of thing people refer to by spatial intelligence. But also I can imagine it's easier to do if you've actually done the thing in real life and paid some attention to perspective, shape, shadow and so on. Or if you've tried drawing cubes, etc.
Yes, that's the one! The containers are probably full of electronic products for the EOY push.
needs a is-odd proxy
Right?

I would find it amusing if these guys weren't so _serious_ about it.

It's a religion.
“It is only those who have neither fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wounded who cry aloud for blood, more vengeance, more desolation. War is hell.”
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