skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Could you write a guide? Pretty please? I've had nothing but woe in this realm, and anytime one asks about this the answers usually contradict each other, or leave out significant detail. I think an article that details your workflow could be tremendously interesting for others.
Please state which of these examples involve spyware or cut the snark.
sorry, typo, forgot 'not' there
Knowing facts personally is very important. Obviously the type of facts you're describing here are usually not useful. However if I had to look up the syntax for a while loop that would be horrible! Imagine if I had to look up what looping structures were available! Your personally known set of facts is a huge factor in how effective you can be in any given endeavor
That interface would have to exist at the host level (just like JTAG exists at the hardware level), but you won't see cloud vendors exposing a GDB stub interface to your VM instances any time soon.
What do we do when the manufacturer goes out of business? The manufacturer of my car certainly won't be sending me any keys.
Unvaccinated people will eventually catch the virus and in the overwhelming majority of the cases recover and develop potent and robust immunity against future infection.
Adtech and Bad Consumer Engagement Patterns
Its the obligation of the person making the claim to provide a source (or other evidence), not the other way around.
> the number of skilled seed collectors in the U.S. has been dwindling, though it’s not clear by how much, since the work is seasonal; it’s also gruelling [sic], for not much pay.

OK, pay people for the work then! This kind of thing always gets framed as a labor or skill shortage, but it's always a pay shortage.

These programs need money, and they need it now! The military has so much money they literally don't know what to do with it. Make them plant some damn trees! Climate security is national security.
So is "for our safety" but almost every country will happily imprison folk for actions they have taken out of desperation, ignorance or fear, and torture and disenfranchise them in doing so.

Under the banner of "For Our Safety" the allies went to war on flimsy pretext and killed hundreds of thousands.

These health orders prevent the introduction of COVID into one of the poorest areas with least access to healthcare in the western world and so most of the "subjucators" appear happy enough to lock down and/or isolate if required.
Titles are certified by DMV and have authenticity markers usually, not so easily forged. If you can copy such documents, you should rather focus on copying cash currency.

And even if you find one in the glovebox, there is a pretty good system in place for the justice system to decide if that transfer was fraudulent (was due consideration exchanged in terms of fair market value of the vehicle or relationship between the "new" and previous owner).

If the vehicle was reported stolen, when they call to verify the title provided - the dealer will be warned as such.
Some of us are looking to learn or do a specific thing, not just waste time on whatever videos YouTube is recommending. This weekend I am planning to install a tow hitch on my car. I highly doubt YouTube is going to recommend just the right video for that at exactly the right time. YouTube knows me pretty well, but I doubt they know whether I want to learn about dark matter or modular synthesizers at this exact moment.
But our greatest ally?
During the dot-com bubble digital currencies like E-gold, Liberty Reserve, flooz were going to make Gen X investors millionaires.
I don't see how you came up with that conclusion. Nothing in the article, neither party's statements, indicate anything about an "honest mistake."

I'm going to point out that two NY Times articles about this situation describe Wal-Mart's actions differently:

"The letters stopped coming to Ms. Nurse once her case was dropped."
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/17/business/falsely-accused-...

"The shoplifting charge was dropped ... but Ms. Nurse said that she continued to receive letters from Walmart."
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/01/us/walmart-shoplifting-la...

So once the criminal charges were dropped, did Wal-Mart continue to demand money, or did they not?
> Those long established Chinese families represent a tiny minority of Asian American university students.

I’m sure it doesn’t help that admissions discriminate against them because they look similar to the international students and first generation immigrants.
Well this is where they want it to go in the long run indeed. "You will own nothing and you will be happy". In this case something like Car As A Service.
Dude, the "state department" is blaming Israel because they're just embarassed your guys got owned by Uganda.
Absolutely the latter. A huge part of the movement is sticking it to the man, do the bare minimum, do not go above-and-beyond etc etc.
> But that these shadow organizations are maintaining power by surveiling and blackmailing congress people is a whole other ballgame and seems highly unlikely to me.

There's a long history of illegal domestic surveillance since at least the 1940s - why would it have stopped?

> For one, it's likely that not every Congressperson has some deep dark secret that makes them blackmail-able. And pissing off the only group of people that could cut your funding and expose your shadow organization as well as bring oversight is not the group that you want to be pissing off.

Secret blackmail files worked for J. Edgar Hoover[0].

[0] https://www.thedailybeast.com/fbi-director-hoovers-dirty-fil...
Yes, but it is not Francisco Partners now so it appears there is no "big-time American fund" involved and the British one appears to want to get rid of its stake.
and MF Doom
I know some spooks called the Church of Scientology.

I seriously have no damn clue what those buggers have gotten up to that they’ve bullied the government into leaving them alone.
> This is all true

The tetanus vaccine takes up to 5 shots and then still usually doesn't provide lifetime sterilizing immunity. If Pfizer's COVID vaccine takes three doses before sticking, that'd still do better.

Also, none of those other diseases are current pandemics.
… and Taco Bell is 1000x more popular than the vast majority of other restaurants.

Video services are interchangeable. They all have video. They may not have the videos you want to watch, just as other restaurants may not have food you want to eat.

YouTube makes a product. You use that product. No one is forcing you, legally or otherwise, to use it. You can easily not use the product. There are viable competitors to that product. If YouTube stops being good, people will move on to another product.

You cannot, on one hand, remark on how much nicer of an interface YouTube has while also complaining that a change the team which created the superior interface has chosen to make, in hopes of making the interface better, is somehow "tyranny".
I wonder if propagation from branches is possible. I know it is extremely hard but surely it could be studied and solutions found to maximize efforts? That and if these seeds are so needed then why isn’t the government paying more to encourage the industry?
JFK was killed by a magical bullet
Telegram has broken compatibility with old clients
Presumably they wouldn't want to be associated with people who do this sort of thing. (Not neccesarily for ethical reasons, its probably just bad for business)

I mean, they could also be lying, but its also pretty standard business practise to not work with people who bring your reputation into disrepute. For example, consider how hard it was for parler to get hosting.
Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode of the proctologist.

> Cosmo Kramer: Have you ever met a proctologist? Well, they usually have a very good sense of humor. You meet a proctologist at a party, don't walk away. Plant yourself there, because you will hear the funniest stories you've ever heard. See, no one wants to admit to them that they stuck something up there. Never! It's always an accident. Every proctologist story ends in the same way: "It was a million to one shot, Doc. Million to one!"

Taken from imdb.com quotes.
A lot of what you're writing rings true. That is, if one is rote copying or "offloading", you're less likely to retain or truly understand material. I can certainly relate.

But on the other hand, concepts you're building up in interconnected data sets (one-note etc), or anki cards you author _yourself_ are likely forging new neural pathways via the 'generation effect'. They are more a case of 'note making' than 'note taking'. In these cases, when you're reviewing, you're likely not just recollecting random unrelated facts, but re-experiencing the understanding you built up whilst authoring.

Perhaps thats a nuance to the risk that you're highlighting: whatever the medium (anki, org-mode, etc), there are risks to our cognitive abilities atrophying over time if we skip that generation phase.
I doubt the majority of the HN community does 3D modelling at a professional level so I assume most of this praise is more fandom and appreciation over direct experience.

Blender is indeed great but Maya is still extremely popular and many professionals happen to prefer Maya for one reason or another. I don't often see that fine grained of a discussion of media tools here.
Goldman Sachs gave it some public recognition recently in an advisory to investors or something.
News orgs picked up the Giant Squid advisory as you can read here
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2021/10/21/unemployme...

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/antiwork-movement-may-be-long...
The subreddit is about a tenth the size of the WallStreetBets thread of GameStop mania fame, but Goldman points out that Antiwork now ranks above WallStreetBets in comments per day."

Its English speaking, so it can spread to 5 Eyes country's easily and other country's especially if native news outlets run with it. US social media dominates so it will have an impact in other country's.

Its aimed at the millennials which is why its on Reddit.

Lots of factors or trends could be influencing it even sock puppets, however my belief is it is an attempt to stimulate inflation short term to get interest rates up. BBC mentioned Bank of England could see interest rates going upto 5% by the middle of next year!!! Who can afford debt repayments where the base rates gets to 5% and the lender has added a few % more on top for them??

We havent seen anything like that in at least a couple of decades.

Inflation also forces people back to work after the Covid lockdowns but the effect is, some businesses have realised some staff can work from home and save money on expensive premises like office blocks, such is the technology today namely the internet, voip and remote working in general. Others are realising that some sectors are best avoided for employment because of the way they laid people off during COVID lockdowns. Karma I guess!

However GameStop is also an indication of a rebellion which is why GS have mentioned aNTIwORk, even the regulators know they need to write a more honest fairer rule book and their inaction and coverup is angering some, which is why Gamestop got popular.

You can measure this sentiment by analysing the use of words and phrases used in comments across different social media platforms. People give away so much meta data on social media, its getting easier to predict when someone might sneeze! LOL This is also what Goldman Sachs hinted at when they mentioned how many comments its getting now. GS monitor social media comments for insights into financial trends which would be entirely expected of them in my opinion, just like many other big companies will be monitoring social media for trends, including this site.
Other people have already made this point but the places it’s very clear likes/dislikes are great for is for “how to” type videos. In that case you very likely know that the dislike or like is because it effectively showed you how to do something.
That’s a great point. They supposedly “beat” the IRS… which is horrifying.
The City of Palliative Care
That's a bit illogical isn't it? Better to put the food in your pockets than in your stomach.
This would have been infinitely more interesting it was something like rhinovirus. But in this case it appears to be gene swapping with another coronavirus, which is not very interesting from a high-level perspective, though I'm sure noteworthy for those researching the finer mechanics of viral evolution.
Dr. Dobb’s was a quirky joy at the beginning and maintained its usefulness as a programmer’s journal for a long time. Thank you, Jim.
> That seems surprising given that they spend a fraction
Probably by design to “seem to” spend only small amount of money, so that even people who know how to search on google for key facts won’t immediately see their outsized influence.

From an nytimes article [0] on this topic and lot of anecdotes on fall outs from taking policy positions against israel (not anti-Semitic)

“ Unlike the National Rifle Association, the Human Rights Campaign and other powerful grass-roots advocacy organizations, Aipac, which is bipartisan, does not endorse or raise money for candidates. But its members do, with the organization’s strong encouragement.”

“Traveling to Israel on a trip financed by Aipac’s education arm is practically a rite of passage for freshman members of Congress.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/04/us/politics/aipac-congres...
No, lol. I would strongly suggest you stop talking about things you know nothing about.

- The first 3 links have nothing to do with RNA vaccines

- The fourth link says "the ability of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies to mediate infection enhancement in vivo has never been formally demonstrated", and "the results obtained so far have been rather reassuring", which is in agreement with what I said and in direct contradiction with your point.

- The fifth link doesn't suggest in any way that VAED is a concern with mRNA vaccines. In fact it says: "Any vaccine that has been found to cause ADE has stopped being used or, more recently as described below for dengue vaccine, been recommended only for those who will not be affected by ADE. Evidence of ADE has not emerged for COVID-19 vaccines even though concerns have been raised."
Thanks! It’s getting rare to learn about a feature that surprises me, but I had no idea about this.
Let’s be clear, comments critical of the Israeli government are NOT anti-Semitic. In fact, there are plenty of Jews who are critical of the Israeli regime.

The above comment appears to be conflating criticism of the Israeli government with the Jews as a race/religion.
I had not considered that. I don’t imagine you’d be able to wear glasses while wearing them, no. But unless you need glasses to ride a bike you won’t need them. Even if you are near sighted you can see the AR display.
Counting money is complicated. When I deposit $1000 in the bank, then even if the bank loans out a portion of it, my account still has $1000, and I still act like I have $1000.

Put another way, there are essentially 2 types of money: central bank money and commercial bank money.

When you deposit $1000 of real cash into a bank you exchange $1000 of central bank money, for $1000 of commercial bank money.

When the bank loans out $1000 to someone else, they credit that person's account with $1000, creating $1000 of commercial bank money out of nothing. The recipient of the loan is entitled to redeem that for $1000 of central bank money, but they probably wont, because cash is inconvenient and you can do most things with commercial bank money anyway.
who in their right mind would hire a content moderator for 60$ an hour? It would most likely be the work of some off shore English Speaking Country like India and they would get 6$ an hour, AI would first flag or not flag things and then the human moderators would intervene, just like how Facebook and China does it.
When Exploring, Keep a Log
Python is fucking phenomenal. Packaging python is an exercise in frustration until you become a level 3 wizard.
> E.g., Guillain-Barre syndrome is ~10 times more common after a COVID infection than a COVID vaccine. Myocarditis is something like 20 times more likely.

In relation to what? An average Covid infection? We don't even know how many go undetected to know what that average even is. Or the average out of hospital cases? Or simply confirmed cases? What are the numbers when comparing young healthy people vs old people with co-morbidities? What about children?
Also try to read my other comment, the difficulty is precisely my point.

I don't see how 'laser in the study is moving with the projectile' is in any way, form, or shape ambiguous.

And the $2000 price point is not from the paper but from your own post.
Can’t find the paper right now, but China has a massive effort underway to tissue culture needle trees for large areas in the West.

Single needle can basically be raised to dozens of seedlings in 3 months, and thus the only way they found to reach the scale they were looking for.
> how it works

If you are interested in the detail, this document may be helpful.
https://aquaproj.github.io/docs/reference/lazy-install

> if you're depending on git tags you really should checksum

Thank you for your feedback.
aqua doesn't check the checksum for now, but we'll consider it.
Gen Z: On the Cusp of Adulthood and Facing an Uncertain Future
In my experience, `pipx install` (with `--system-site-packages` if you want system Qt themes) generally works as a user, though it breaks when the Python version updates, it doesn't generate a zero-dependency easily-deployed binary, and the packaging ecosystem is indeed a serious problem as a developer. Have you experienced other issues using it?
That's super easy, in fact. Measure all significant physical traits, such as eye color or height, group the resulting vectors using PCA, notice that the vectors form a few distinct clusters.
So... wait... YT is deleting all his comments... except the one that criticized the Dislike button? Wouldn't they just delete that comment?

Something is amiss here.
You are right. What is happening in the major universities is not representative of the majority of universities. Therefore I agree that, depending on where you look and how you look at it, the state of the humanities is largely intact.

I think, though it is a leap, that the current <insert-dogma-of-the-day> will extend downstream but who knows...
And the European Commission tried to push software patents through at a meeting between farming ministers... It happens everywhere.
> Clicking the top left no longer opens the window menu, double clicking the icon no longer closes the application.

> Old keyboard shortcuts stop working as applications implement their own UI controls through Electron

How are these related to the keyboard support in the OS?

> Microsoft itself included

Can you give an example where Microsoft stopped caring about keyboard shortcuts?
Yeah, #cccccc/silver was the default body background-color long ago.
kind of sad tbh. Praying that crypto makes you a millionaire is essentially indistinguishable from gambling. It also fits with an increasing trend of people flocking towards influencer type jobs, young adults saying they want to be streamers, and so on.

At the same time there's decreasing or stagnating interest in the sciences, foundational tech, operations, management and so on, which honestly doesn't bode to well long term I think.
It depends but in general, I think taking care of Parents is not a burden but a privilege. It's an appropriate way of showing affection after receiving affection from them growing up.
Key grafs:

Navigating a new situation can be a bewildering experience. Much like exploring a maze, many of the choices you make don’t seem to lead anywhere and you can quickly become lost. This is how I remember my first few weeks of high school and college: lost. The ongoing effect of trying to understand the schedule, navigate the campus, make new friends, understand each teacher’s expectations, and plan for the quarter was to feel lost most of the time.

In new situations, keep a journal of your experiences. This helps you organize your thoughts and remember observations clearly. When exploring, keep a log. This strategy is useful if you are starting a new job, a new project, forming a startup or launching a new product in an unfamiliar market.
The thesis seems to be that brilliant contributors often get dragged down in the mundane after their initial contributions. And that makes the author sad.

I look at things differently. We have about 8B people on this big blue marble. Let’s say one in a hundred have what it takes to make a significant contribution to their time and place. So that leaves us with 80M folks who, in some sense, deserve to make a big contribution.

So you get on the contribution carousel and get to grab the brass ring. Let’s say you actually grabbed the brass ring. Money, fame, maybe even personal satisfaction and actual contribution to the long-term happiness of others.

Look behind you, the line waiting their turn is really long. Get off the merry-go-round and give the other kids a chance. There are a lot of them. Go eat some cotton candy. Maybe even sell your ring, build another carousel and give even more kids a chance.
The MBA hacks need to slither in and “create value” from things that they have no real expertise in. Look at the debris field they created value GM, GE, Intel
The single biggest threat to our democracy is the lie that the last presidential election was stolen. The lie shakes confidence in our democracy.
Until the Republican Party renounces that lie and the liars who propagate it, this threat to our democracy will persist.
They will probably be added to the list of auto-delete I suspect very quickly.
> I wonder if propagation from branches is possible.

That depends on the species, but in any case trees grown via marcotting or cuttings don't have a tap root and can be susceptible to wind damage. Further, it isn't very scalable.
Solution in D for Advent of Code 2021, Day 3
> That type of stuff, while blackmailable, doesn't really benefit the public much.

Sure it does. There is no longer leverage of whoever is holding that blackmail, who may easily have interests opposite the public.
I can help. You can measure various traits of the dog, such as ear length or nose shape, and compare the results with a table that says that such and such breed has ears of such and such shape.
I just don't subscribe. It isn't even about incentives or trying to punish or whatever.

Paying for the privilege of interacting with some shitty thing I don't like to be entertained.... doesn't seem entertaining to me.
Nepo has previously worked as part of Magnus's team (one of his "seconds"), and they have been friends who compete against each other since childhood.

It is likely that this is the most evenly matched world championship of the 21st century, as both players are extremely well-prepared to face each other at the highest level.
It’s pretty telling for some types of content and not so much for others. I’m more then capable of using it where it matters and understanding why some content might be massively downvotes (but then still often find it informative)