skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In-game items aren’t being sold as “investments” and they’re typically non-transferable. They are not advertised as items that will appreciate in value and the purpose of the items isn’t to make money. And 99% of the time you don’t even own the items at all but instead have bought a license to use a design under terms stipulated by the video game company.
Look at what you have written, take a good hard look at yourself. Do you want a vacation? If so take one, if not don't. Not everything has to be an opportunity to profit.
Would love to see more posts about OPs IoT setup
It makes sense. It's the only one that makes you wonder what kind of commercial mainstream films it will recommend? All others clicks will be distributed randomly among all the other buttons.
they want to have abortions and it's hard to get them in texas
That could be it. Except that if market-makers were ideal in that sense, they wouldn't need to exist. If a buyer and a seller simultaneously exist at a given price, they can just trade with one another. Market-makers are valuable to markets only when they provide liquidity through non-simultaneous buy/sell pairs.

I think it also leaves out that not every market maker wants to be flat instantly. The one I worked for, and at least some of our peers were sometimes happy to hold inventory for a bit when they thought the market would even out.
You can get 2u modifiers key for 2$ a piece on PMK [1]
Sure they're not alps but if you're buying in any capacity i'm 100% sure you would pay maybe 1/10 to 1/100 of the price, case in point [2], even if you had to buy a set of 24$ you could extract 5 2u each for ~5$ a piece,given 16 modifiers that's 80$ in keycaps while being extremely generous about the price they would actually pay about them. Even if you're paying 5$ a piece for every single key that's ~450$ in keycaps, which is not even half of the price.
And i just discovered that they are making you pay 150€ for the privilege of having a qwerty layout, which can be found in [2] for 24$, it's a nice keyboard but unless the case itself is worth 800€+ it's a ripoff

[1] https://pimpmykeyboard.com/sa-2-space-pack-of-4/
[2] https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_det...
Are there any demos available? Like, examples of what the music videos look like?

I'm a little wary of downloading what appears to be closed-source software and running it, especially if I don't know if it's something I'd be interested in using.

Otherwise, it's a really cool idea (I LOVE the old winamp visualizers).
Graceful nongradation
https://github.com/kjliew/qemu-3dfx

Looks like someone was able to show games working well on an M1 mac build https://github.com/kjliew/qemu-3dfx/issues/23#issuecomment-9... and the project offers a $59.99 service to generate binaries. Might be the perfect answer for GP.
I believe this, because of how successful TT was w infinite scroll, auto-play.

RE: Vanilla Sky

There are interesting moments to that film, (like the holographic jazz player at the fancy party) but it isn't worth sitting for to see Cruise if you haven’t already seen Top Gun, Mission Impossible, Day After Tomorrow and Minority Report.
Cause these factors in texas are state wide, on the state you mention are just cities and even not full cities, some areas of miami are horrible
People mentioned cheap property but property taxes in TX are insane… but I guess it helps that they don’t have state income taxes.
*progressive/liberal woman.

To be fair, I believe Conservatives of female persuasion would find it a reasonably comfortable place (I may disagree with that perspective, but we should ignore / pretend it doesn't exist at out peril. 76mil votes for Trump 2020 were not all cast by males. On more personal / closer to home note, a number of my exes would agree with Texas laws more than their/our own Ontario laws and culture. ).
"Feel X" is perfectly valid for X either noun or adjective:

I feel sadness/I feel sad.

I feel joy/I feel joyful.
Why can't SpaceX be sued in Indian courts? Does India have a law prohibiting that? In America you can sue a foreign entity and if it's found that the court has jurisdiction and you win then you can get a judgement against any assets the entity has in the country. I believe this has been used to seize a skyscraper in Manhattan owned by Iran among other things in the past.
I'm not an expert but I think you should avoid all cars when you're driving.
"the oil and gas industry is responsible for 10 percent of the Texas gross domestic product, down from 21 percent in 1981."

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/business/article253429364...
Yeah, "move fast and break things" is a much better ethos for low-stakes software than high-stakes hardware.
I agree with most of what you said, but not that you shouldn't be able to find a good example. If the only good time for it is when it doesn't matter, that sounds like the worst and most pretentious parts of literature.
>But not as a result of acquiring immunity.

The solution to this is very simple. If you want someone to be held accountable, you have to sue this person. Good luck in suing someone who is vaccinated and to be fair, I can't see this go well against someone who is not vaccinated. Everything has to be according to the law and law so far restricts someone who knowingly (vaccinated or not!)with covid symptoms contacted others, but can not held accountable for someone who had covid and did not thought of those symptoms as covid related.

Even if it is not clear, from reading about covid cases I would think, that humans are not the only ones who could transfer covid to other humans, but also animals - including birds, might be able to do so as well. There is a conflicting idea, that covid HAS TO JUMP ACROSS SPECIES, which means that it should mutate... well, we do not know if current mutations are results of that, but certainly there is no need to mutate for a covid to infect animal and then the same strain infects human. So, if that is the case(and I am 90% sure, that it might be so), human vaccination(and I am refering here to some vaccine, that actually works in fighting covid, not boosting immunity to fight covid) against covid might not be enough. So, are you going to blame your pet, where you can't get a vaccine for him?
What if Kim was a healthy adult? She would maybe not have negative experiences projected onto the scenario and perhaps could easily switch to making plans by herself without her group with healthy boundaries.

- This is bizarrely reading things into the original question. The question is, essentially, "if a group of your friends announce they're doing something fun and give a fairly thin excuse for not including you and nothing else, should perceive your relationship with these people weakened". There's "emotional reaction", it's a judgement. Kim judges where Kim's friends priorities are.

The thing about this is, the only place emotions come is that most people with social bonds see things like doing activities together as a "good in itself". Even if someone isn't concerned with whether they go to a show, the person can see this group isn't too concerned with maintaining that particular bond. How a person reacts afterward isn't part the question, isn't part of my comment and seems like throwing your particular psychological baggage at the whole question.
I suspect there is a sense of commitment and potentially subtle signals of self criticism in actually “choosing” to watch a recommended film.
Here's why clickbait is effective...
Don't feel too bad about X11... iirc it's extremely difficult to be compliant with the standard, since they apparently codified the quirks of the different existing implementations into the standard itself. Wayland is purportedly more sane.

Relevant discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26418992
The point of the article is that the philosophy underpinning eco-conscious modernity, specificially the fundemental separation between "humanity" and "nature," leaves no place for humans who live as a part of nature. In the modern world this concept is almost entirely taken for granted, as most of us spend the vast majority of their lives in artificially constructed environments designed specifically to insulate us to the greatest extent possible from the pulse of nature. This is baked in to both our interpretation of the challenges we face and our proposed solution to these challenges, sometimes with unintended consequences.

This article is an invitation to more closely consider this underpinning philosophy. The tone of your response indicates this maybe isn't so easy and also why it is so important.
Why does:nth-child() in CSS start from 1 instead of 0?
I wonder why so few here question the basic assumption of injecting from above, machine-learning models to extract profit, into a vital part of the reproductive cycle of human families.
Industrial PCs are also commonly passively cooled and more or less sealed, using the case itself as a heatsink and protecting the electronics inside from airborne contaminants.

Individual components can also be industrial or automotive grade rather than commercial grade; for example, industrial-grade SSDs are usually rated for 85°C and often have much higher write endurance ratings than client/consumer SSDs, and may also be protected with a conformal coating or epoxy potting across the entire board.
Austin has had a steady influx of people over the past few decades, but things have really gotten insane over the past couple years. To me it's been a lesson in what I call "hype-tipping points".

Don't get me wrong, there is a ton I really like about Austin: really strong job market with tons of tech jobs, lots of stuff to do outdoors most of the year (the lakes, hike-and-bike trail, etc.), investment in great public spaces (the downtown library is a masterclass in architecture and design, the relatively new boardwalk is great, etc.) But there is also a ton that's not great about Austin (e.g. horrible traffic with extremely limited public transit), and all-in-all I feel like it just kinda got "anointed" as the "cool" city by Elon Musk and friends to the point where it no longer deserves it's hype.

I mean, Austin metro is still relatively small/mid-sized, such that it just doesn't have any of the amenities of larger cities like NY/Chicago/SF when it comes to things like world-class theater, museums, sports teams, architecture, etc. Austin famously touted itself as "Live Music Capital of the World" and its "Keep Austin Weird" slogan, but the dramatic increase in cost-of-living has basically priced out many of the musicians and others that made it "weird".
Desktop software for Windows and Mac.
And the energy to board up all of your windows several times a year for the big hurricanes.
> Honestly you are comparing a firecracker to a nuclear weapon, and if you want to do that, then you have to produce the proofs.

The relatively few deaths from Covid are a testament to the effectiveness of the preventive measures and vaccines, not an indication that it is a firecracker. Hospitals would have absolutely been overrun (remember the "flatten the curve" slogans?) and people, unable to get treatment, would have died at 2 to 5 times the current rate.

We're at 5 million deaths worldwide and counting (you call that a firecracker??), it could have been a lot higher.
Tell HN: GitHub is down again
Yet somehow https://www.githubstatus.com is ALL GREEN! smh
Had a lot of friends buy Teslas in the past few years. Exact same story: Faults everywhere, long waits, poor service (albeit super friendly and with a smile).

One friend has received his Model 3 back twice now with the problem not fixed at all. He's resigned to just living with the problem until the service backlogs are lower.

It has been interesting to see how tolerance for these quality issues has waned as the shine of the Tesla brand has started to wear off.
I put all the modifiers on the thumbs. so meta and mac option need to be mapped, and I put a control key on each thumb, space, backspace and newline. so all chords are 1 or 2 thumbs plus a normal key.

I guess that leaves 3 on the thumbs unused ... I should look at that
The boxer Mike Tyson put it well, "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."

I discovered Coq and OCaml by way of the Frama-C framework for formally verifying C programs. This is a system that works today. It does need to be made lower friction to install and get started with, but the author of this repo bashes on Coq and its researchers as if he were a young firebrand politician taking on Big Tobacco and Big Pharma. He even says, 'And let's be honest, the name "Coq" is just terrible.'

I wish him well on his crusade against Big Coq.
That makes sense. Thank you for your advice.
Really confused as to why that page tries to load javascript from facebook.net
Thanks, I stand corrected. Looks like they are in fact diversifying their economy. Good on them.
Have you seen the size of modern turkeys? I doubt you'll be doing much coercion there.
Everyone forgets it used to be a Democratic state when Republicans were the reviled coastal elites.
> In your opinion, what do you think the most effective way to help these families out might be?

This is a question that I'm well-positioned to answer. I moved to this rural area in 2018 after living in Austin for 24 years. I immediately looked for ways to volunteer and help.

I developed relationships with elected and community leaders, started my own "technology incubator" to teach technology skills and classes. I explored establishing a regional technology council with my county judge and Texas state leadership. The community liked that I was volunteering but the actual uptake, expending effort to learn and implement what I was teaching, wasn't there. They didn't know what to do with it. The gap between their world and the world we know at HN was too wide to be bridged effectively.

My experience is applicable to every problem here where someone thinks they may be able to help in some way. Whether it's teaching job skills, helping those who are addicted to meth or whatever, I believe people can't be helped if they don't want to expend the effort to get from A to B themselves.

There are many reasons for this, why offering to help in an economically-depressed or disadvantaged community doesn't yield results. Locals are apathetic, comfortable living in the middle of nowhere with very low expectations, or else they have poor self-esteem and don't believe they can do better.

I don't "push" anymore. I just try to be empathetic and understand their situations. This past Thanksgiving I asked the community to tell me if anyone was unable to get a turkey for Thanksgiving and would like one. Two families responded; I was glad to help. It's little things like that which I can do to help their situation which I feel is the best approach now.

Edited to add: There is an organization here called "Mission San Saba" where a group of ~30 volunteers will pick one house per year to renovate, typically for an older or economically-disadvantaged family. That has been very successful here.
Only 18 per cent of Britons think Brexit is going well, poll finds
The flaw was not unique to their car, or new at all. They describe how owners have already nicknamed the issue, so

> unless every shipping car has the same problem

Seems close enough.
And no updates from https://twitter.com/githubstatus
My friends who spent their 20s at FAANG would disagree with you.
> Austin famously touted itself as "Live Music Capital of the World" and its "Keep Austin Weird" slogan

Which in itself is odd, because it's hard to see it as anything but a carbon copy of "Keep Portland Weird".
I rebooted my modem two times before I realized (with VPN) that Github truly is down.

And I need it right now.

Guess I'll be setting up a local git instance very soon...

edit: by local I meant in the intranet. not on my local machine.
https://downdetector.com/status/github/

Yep, can't even push
I mean... it literally just went down.
For record keeping: https://imgur.com/a/b6JIQT3
Do you use the native-comp branch of emacs? This probably doesn't make any difference when it comes to multithreading but it should make the experience a bit more smooth.
I found the answer footer [1] to be both amusing and an interesting / informative link about ordinal numbers and how they tie in to linguistics [2]:

(Note: This is not some subjective opinion by me.
This is literally how ordinal numbers works.)

[1] https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/a/314538/52808

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordinal_number_%28linguistics%...
> No wonder natural immunity is being suppressed.

What does this mean? Who or what is suppressing natural immunity? SARS-CoV-2? Some country's government? Some company?
Thought I might be the only one seeing this (account-related or something), but nope, just Github's misleading status page...
copy the not finished download file in your downloads folder (for me lisa.jpg.crdownload) and name it lisa.jpg
Shaq money or $200k a year scruffy nerfherder money?
[ slightly edited version of a reply i made a week ago on the CR article]:

I have a 2017 Model X that I bought new. The EV part is great, its everything else that sucks. Since I've had it, I've taken it for service for the following:

o Arrived w/o Tow pkg (Tesla "forgot" it, was installed via service center appt)

o falcon wing doors improperly adjusted, leading to wind noise and water intrusion

o Loud wind noise and fogging passenger side windows: Due to improperly installed "triangle" window on passenger door

o Worn half shafts caused shudder under acceleration, replaced at ~20k miles

o fogging drivers side A pillar camera after rain, leading to "navigate on autopilot unavailable"

o Drove in "low" mode to preserve half shafts, caused excessive tire wear. Wore inner rear tires down to a puncture around 30k miles. Replaced tires and had car re-aligned to run in "low" mode.

o Half shafts replaced again at 38k miles

o Upper control arms shot around 39k miles, car just out of warranty, and Tesla initially wanted $1k to fix, but eventually fixed for free after I complained.

All in all, I'm thinking to get a different car since I need a car that works. I don't want a non-Tesla EV since the charging options for non-Tesla EVs suck. I'm currently looking at PHEVs. Ironically, I'll probably unload the Tesla for another EV only if/when Tesla opens superchargers up to other EVs.

How much of a loss would you take if you sold your Model X right now? They are not very available new, so I assume you would not loose too much money. Mine has actually gained a bit in value over the last 18 months or so..
Do you have a reference for this? Is part of the rumor that not everyone in the organization knew this was happening?
same here. Heard it on HN, saved my career, and since then try to spread the word in real life or online disussions.
You're right, I wasn't thinking about public sector only.
Texas just banned abortions... and further relaxed gun laws
Unfortunately this write-up didn’t help me at all understanding pinning.

Alomost feels I need to read the article to the end in order to understand the assumptions at the start.

I guess I’m missing some context.

- what is ‘trivially moveable’?
- why would I want to overload the assignment operator?
- what is a move constructor?
- why would this make memory safe apis tricky?
- what does moving references outside unsafe code mean?
- what now we suddenly talk about Pin and Unpin, without explaining them first.

I’m so confused
Suppressed by whom?

You think eg. my local belgian government has a vested interest in butchering its own economy so some american drug company can make profits?

Or is it more likely that they're pushing vaccines over natural immunity because the former doesn't involve furthering spread and risk of hospitalization as a prerequisite for getting it?

Please think before going full tinfoil.
Any demo video to understand what kind of output it will be?
I was born in Texas and lived the first part of my adult life there. All of my family still lives there. But many years ago, I decamped for Seattle (before the tech boom really got started here) and, bluntly, I'm never going back. I wish everyone who is moving to Texas the best of luck and truly hope you succeed. But if you think moving to Dallas or Austin or Houston and putting a Beto sign on your front window is anywhere near comparable, I disagree a great deal.

Putting aside the politics, weather, and economic structure of Texas, the "mystical ethos" of Texas is the thing that really gets me, and I had to leave the state before I could get a good vision of it. The pervasive myth of Texas being larger-than-life, exemplified by the "I wasn't born in Texas but I got here as fast as I could" and persistently quoting "you may all go to hell, and I will go to Texas" is really something, and it seeps into everything. It's like taking American exceptionalism and raising it several more notches.
Can't they at least fix their status page? https://www.githubstatus.com/ It returns `All Systems Operational`. I mean what's the point of having a status page if it returns wrong info?
Maybe companies should alert on an increased amount of traffic to their status pages.
You've got the order of events backwards.
> Arizona really has nothing to recommend it

I’ve been living in PHX for 2+ years now, and have to disagree.

Low cost of living and high QoL. Great school districts and master plan communities designed to make pre-k -> 12 schools walkable. Great food, amazing supply chains (the stuff you find at grocery stores here can be mind blowing), and well maintained infrastructure.

We are positive sum water, when you build here you are expected to bring the water for your project into the valley. We don’t ration water during the summers here the way I experienced in CA.

We supply electricity to many neighboring states (including CA) thanks to Palo Verde. Our nuclear power plant beats solar at lifetime cost per kilo-watt; the only way solar companies sell their product here is by exaggerating payback.

To me, this state is a testament to man’s perseverance and a great example of positive sum work. We’ve taken a desert and transformed it into an oasis.
Yes, if it's a manually run account, then the fact that it just went down a few minutes ago would be a good reason for it not to be updated.
It's been like 30 mins at least...
Does anti-gravity explain dark matter? (Sabine Hossenfelder)
Other than the noise sealing, that doesn't really say much negative about the car though (but that could be personal preference). That just says the person you know has plenty of money to customize the interior of the car in ways the manufacture doesn't offer.
There are people who will charge between 3 and 5 thousand for you to have your factory-new Tesla delivered to them so they can fix panel gaps and a laundry list of the most common complaints before they deliver the car to you...

... and a scarily large number of people who think this is a reasonable proposition.
I think my point is only about whether any empathy you have should apply preferentially to people close to you, or whether you should endeavor to have it for everyone equally, all else equal.

I wouldn't agree there's anything particularly extreme about that. It's not a degree of empathy that I'm trying to make a point about, but how it's distributed.

If you're able to generalize things you learn with rigorous statistics, it starts to apply more broadly, and so you can help more people who don't necessarily have to see you personally to benefit.

The extra cost to you is small, and if providing help is your goal, making a rigorous science out of it will, in the happy case, increase efficiency tremendously.
They say Github Actions, but I get 500 even visiting the home page
That's honestly a good idea. Does anyone do that?