skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's likely that the reason the comments are deleted are due to the spam filter. I don't see the connection with a critic of the disappearance of dislikes.
If my computer can get it, I can get it. It's a matter of ownership.

wget worked for me
Interesting - I first heard of odysee this week too from a VR channel I follow - it seems like a decent setup
AWS Amplify Studio Sandbox
Haven't spent a lot of money on Lego sets over the last two years, that hasn't been my experience at all. Every piece has been high quality. It's the old pieces from mine and my wife's youth that are cracking and breaking, which isn't unexpected.
Let's Make an Amiga Game Tutorial (LMAG 02)
That's what he says, he goes to some small channels, and keep saying "Great content!" or "Great video!"
Dangerously based and you’re-about-to-commit-suicide-with-two-gunshots-to-the-head pilled
You all need to watch GothamChess if games of chess seem boring :)

I love Jerry, and I do watch him occasionally. But https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhJl3BKA-n8&ab_channel=Gotha... is well done.

(If you do want to watch Gotham for this particular match, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoY5RSCi5pE&ab_channel=Gotha... starts the series, I think.)
Change the title, wtf man?
You do realize that the law at its core is a collection of assertions (= truths) that a society lives by?
Jurors are human beings - so it does work like that.
The healthcare industry is gradually shifting from a fee-for-service model to a value-based-care model. This will take a long and we'll probably always have a hybrid model with varying levels of financial risk spread across insurers, providers, patients, and government.

As an incremental step forward bundled payments are a good approach. For common interventions like a hip replacement the insurer gives the provider a single lump sum for everything instead of having separate line items for surgery, anesthesia, medical device, antibiotics, hospital stay, physical therapy, etc.
From the perspective of YouTube, the goal is to increase engagement, so you end up watching more video content = you win.
Though it's a pretty sad tactic and deceptive in the long-term.
Is there a place to find which breeds are most inbred? I am wondering what the status of the Beagle is
How Much Is an Olympic Gold Medal Worth?
The majority of programming jobs, DevOps jobs, etc. could be learned in a trade school. Only a minority of programming jobs really require a four year CS degree.

Also, is that true that most trades can be learned on the job without prior training? I thought you needed a decent amount of training to be a plumber, electrician, etc.
What do you mean? We need better vaccines for any long term strategy.
That's all well and good, and if you like EGS, that's your prerogative. My response is to a question of why people don't like EGS. The point is not even that Steam is better (it is); instead the point is that nobody likes to be forced to use a platform they don't prefer, and this is made especially onerous when the forced platform is so very, very inferior.
I would not be surprised if it's an Israeli company behind using NSO to steal it.

There's Lusha too and it's stealing info in plain sight. It's basically stealing information and completely violating any GDPR or Californian law. Here is a good spiel of the whole thing tying their founder to all the apps that steal information: https://wwws.nightwatchcybersecurity.com/2020/02/20/another-...

And they just raised $200M to continue spying. The investors probably have no clue https://techcrunch.com/2021/11/10/lusha-a-crowdsourced-data-...

If we don't penalize crap like this, you encourage. And then it booms somewhere else.
chronically-elevated blood sugar is quite probably the #1 cause of vascular problems (heck, it's highest association is with hypertension, these go hand in hand), hypertension is itself often associated with a common magnesium deficiency (stiffness is what happens when magnesium is insufficient and calcium is overexpressed, I mean this is the basic role of magnesium in the cell, "relaxing" the contraction brought on by calcium), this is schematic and a layman view but I believe basically correct
> *Please confirm your ports (USB Type-C and HDMI) support secondary monitors by connecting your devices to another monitor first. AMD GPUs are not supported for now.

I have no mental model of what this device is. Apparently it's not a display in the normal sense. Perhaps what's sent via HDMI/USB-C are effectively control signals rather than the colors/shades you want that get you the shades you want accounting for the response characteristics of the eInk display. What I'd like is for any of this extra logic to be in the device itself and not in software that requires installation and updates to keep working with OS updates, or other OSes altogether.
At some point they'll cut out all the foundational mathematics needed for hard science and engineering. Then only foreign students will be qualified for bachelor's programs. Complex numbers will be first at the chopping block.
You do realize that people use Privacy for business too, right? And virtual cards are not limited to monthly payments. I have one for a local coffee shop that I occasionally do an online order for.
you're not fixing the distortive incentives with this scheme, just transforming them. 'capitation' incentivizes hoarding of patients, most obviously by incentivizing the minimization of treatment times and associated costs but also through outright fraud (by falsifying records, etc.). so you're essentially trying to maximize patient outcomes by capping costs, which is a terrible proxy metric all around.

to actually improve healthcare, we'd need to increase spending per person (by an order of magnitude or more, using more team-based medical care rather than 1-on-1), for not only direct care costs, but also research and development. what we absolutely need none of is deadweight losses, like profit-maximizing medical administration, big pharma, and the whole medical insurance industry. medical 'insurance' has become a complete misnomer, as it no longer serves to mitigate the distasterous effects of low probability, high impact events, but as a socialization of routine medical care, which is not insurance at all.
I really really hate what Epic does.

No one wants to use their store, so they pay for games to appear exclusively. I hate this so much for certain games I'll just buy it on console.
Try to read my comment, I never 'assumed otherwise', the difficulty of having the laser as payload is exactly my point.
> A return to gifted programs as the way to deal with students with differences in math preparation and ambition would be a return to administrative opacity.

I mean, if they're going to eliminate gifted programs for an advanced academic students, then they should eliminate sports teams for advanced athletic students by parity of reasoning. Isn't the star quarterback just as unfairly advantaged by family and genetics as the smart math geek?
Imagine lasting 136 moves against Carlsen... This is the guy who gives people eight free moves and still destroys them two minutes later.
Yeah it's already employed where you can't tell how good a search result video is since the ratings aren't displayed there.
Bummer about Python :/ it’s my go-to for CLI tools, but I’ve seen that problem too.. pipenv helps, but I wonder if there’s a better way to package them so they’re more future proof.. or do I really need to learn go?
Brothers Grims would definitely agree with that sentiment.
> 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.

Why is it so hard to believe that a few powerful indivisuals at the top, with common interests and agendas, are banded together?

There's no official organization but a few indivisuals that streer things their way because they can.
This is not a "keep an open mind" and "work harder on it" problem.
I think that net votes is still far far better than just up votes. With net votes at least spam or misleading can at times be somewhat detectable.
This site also has 100% CPU usage on idle for some reason.
This is a bit oversold. Here's the FRED graph of nonfarm labor productivity over the last 80 years or so: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/OPHNFB

In fact productivity has been going up at very roughly constant rate ever since it's been measured. And it's been growing since 2008 too. It's true there's an inflection around then, and that the growth rate has been lower than it was during the peak years of the late 90's. But (1) it's not that much lower and (2) it's not remotely outside historical norms. There were flat spots in the 70's and late 50's too.

Basically: the free lunch from the heyday of VLSI scaling, that enabled the enormous automation economy, is probably over. Now we're waiting for another breakthrough.
I also like doing this and I'll try to focus on what I'm seeing during my walk which helps my brain not to wander worrying about work or other stressors but it allows me to be in the moment.
> Don't write internal cli tools in python

100%. I stopped writing anything that had to be deployed (basically everything except Jupyter notebooks for data stuff) in Python because it’s truly a nightmare. Go and goreleaser is great for writing a CLI (and if it’s public, it can auto generate binaries and upload to GitHub, create a Homebrew/Scoop bucket, etc)
+1 for Agadmator

Great Youtube reviews and explanation of strategy & gameplay.
The vaccines are great (And I'm boosted)! We agree on that. But I hope we agree that anti-vaxxers suck. And they are providing a pool for the virus to evolve past the vaccines (as Omicron seems to do).

As for the risk of death. I know people who prefer normality with a ~0.5-1.0% additional chance of random death over continued isolation. I get that. I prefer isolation to that myself but I won't impose my views on anyone else. Why can't we just politely accept both sorts have to coexist? Go back to normality if you wish, be my guest even, except where we have to mix upon where you put on a mask or GTFO. Why is this unreasonable? Because apparently this is crazytalk to some.
> They're not "eliminating", they're "emphasizing" and "considering".

It is almost as if words have actual meanings ...
but when you have a lot of processing, lambdas can get really expensive, more than dedicated ec2 machines
> I've been involved now in three attempts to do large-scale migrations of applications written for a specific datacenter to the cloud and every time I have crashed upon the rocks of undocumented assumptions about the environment

I've only participated in a single on-prem to cloud migration. Some parts of the migration were easy, e.g. moving a postgres DB that was running on some on-prem linux server to run in AWS RDS. Some parts were rather unpleasant: where you discover that a bunch of the application code that runs in worker processes assumes it has access to a shared CIFS network share that can be used for communication throug the filesystem, and absolute file paths to on-prem CIFS network share locations are stored in metadata throughout the database. So then your available moves for how to migrate the application code and migrate the CIFS network share and migrate the data in the database all become somewhat tangled together.
For phones with OLED displays, I like to use pure black background for this reason. It feels like I'm interacting with an object, rather than a portal into a 2D world.
that's arguable, but those tactics are good for getting people to use your store. this is what ALL coupons and advertising is actually manipulating you to do, and EGS isn't doing anything different, there.

the thing EGS IS doing differently, however, is being much more fair to creators of these games, and basing their fees on the actual costs they must incur, instead of just taking as much as they can, which is very much in the consumer's best interest. it's in everyone's best interest, because more profit for most game devs means more games from those devs, and more games are what consumers want.
Stoicism Is Not Just for Emperors and Hipsters
Well yeah, after years of seeing lobbyists slipping their suggested phrasing into bills, it was about time we took a page from their playbook. :)

(Disclosure: I volunteer in a local CCC chapter, mostly in public relations.)
Gotham's style isn't for everyone, he can get pretty annoying. One good thing to say about him is that he really gets how beginners think and he's good at highlighting the moments of "this is what a beginner would do and this is why the really good players do something else".
My take on the core skills for any educated individual:

Be able to write well to communicate your ideas clearly and persuade people to your position.

Be able to apply math to a variety of practical problems.

I think that prepares you to specialize in any field later.
If you haven't done so already, think hard about how you feel about being a care giver. Think hard about how you'd feel if that arrangement extends 10-15 years. Talk with you wife about how she feels about those topics. If you feel one way, don't assume she feels the same. Marriages can be destroyed over this very scenario.

Then I'd have exactly the same conversation with each set of parents. If the parent's won't talk about it, you're going to have a very hard time.

Medicine has made it possible to string out catastrophic, debilitating geriatric conditions way longer than might seem possible or just. Your parents are going to die, and it may not be quick. You need to be prepared for that possibility.

Remember, there's nothing that says you must take care of anyone in old age (unless maybe if you live in Japan). You parents are adults making their own decisions and taking the consequences. Your Dad refuses to listen to you. Think about it from his perspective. Would you want to admit that you're headed for an unknown future of progressive degradation, having had a lifetime of experience seeing people on that path? Would you not want to hold on to independent, full-powered adulthood as long as possible?

He's made his choice. But the consequences of his choices only become your burdens if that's what you want. This is what you'll find being a parent as well. Ultimately, your loved ones make their own choices. But where you have no control, you also have no responsibility.

I highly recommend to book "Being Mortal". It tackles this exact problem and gives some real examples of approaches and how things turned out.

http://atulgawande.com/book/being-mortal/
Bit hostile. I pay £30 a year for RoosterTeeth, who are a company that put their content on YouTube (with ads) and their own site without.

YouTube is becoming the place you find content, not necessarily though where you spend money. They're going to start caring about this.
South Korean Lawmakers Vote to Postpone Crypto Tax
I see what you're saying. Certainly, I didn't mean to imply that anyone isn't entitled to complain about it! I should have worded what I was saying differently: There are tradeoffs in having dislike counts visible. Having it will be better for some people, not having it will be better for others. So if we only have one only service that provides video to everyone, then we're stuck in a situation where one of these groups has to get a worse experience.
Tangentially related, but they killed party match-making with rank disparity requirements. Not sure if this was to prevent smurfing, but I can't play with friends who are over one rank higher.

Personal grudge of the week.
I couldn't get it in the web inspector or with mitmproxy :(
In 2016 the classical games were tied, but there were wins by both Carlson and Karjakin. Otherwise it would have been 7 years, since the previous world championship match was in 2014.

But titling "unlike the last time (and only the last time) there has been a win and it's also the longest game ever" would have been less clickbaity.
I understand people having ideological issues about not wanting to deal with Epic, but don't let dogma stand in the way of experiencing some real innovation.

What I mean is that besides the free games, one big reason to install Epic is to play around with Unreal 4/5 game engine. There's some very impressive innovation going on in the game engine space, and whatever you may think of Epic the company, Epic the engineering organization is knocking it out of the park here.

From zero experience you can build a photorealistic open world game environment in about a week of watching Youtube tutorials and downloading free assets from the Unreal marketplace. Anybody who hangs out on HN should be able to pick it up very quickly. Frankly it's pretty amazing what you can do with Unreal in very little time. Unreal 5 (still early access) looks even more impressive in its capabilities - watch some Youtube videos about it.

I firmly believe that entertainment is heading in the direction of anybody being able to create their own worlds to play in, with multiplayer to host their friends no less. Unreal (and Unity) are the adult version of the tools kids are already using on Roblox and Minecraft and both engines are improving by leaps and bounds. Think of using those tools as the gateway to the non-Meta metaverse, where anybody can create and run their own huge, quirky, and amazing virtual world.
Despite some people pushing for it, I'd say we are very far from EU eroding strong encryption. The support just isn't there.

I know there are claims that EU is on the verge of banning E2E, but they seem to be, AFAICS, exaggerated or unfounded.
Making stuff to specified dimensions has a well understood workflow. Order of operations matters. That problem dominates machining. It's a big deal for carpentry, too. It's not hard. Most people figure it out before the second time they build something.

(Although making anything stay at specified dimensions from Home Depot "fresh from the tree" lumber is difficult. That is why kiln-dried lumber exists.)

Wooden boat tension joinery - now that's hard. You need the results of several centuries of puzzle-solving and dealing with the effects of water to do that well.

There was some article a few years back on HN about two incompetents trying to build a cabin in the woods, with too little experience, too little planning, and too much drinking. Their worst mistake is that they didn't know that you build roof trusses at ground level. (Or just buy them prebuilt.) Then hoist completed trusses into place. They were trying to stick-build roof trusses up in the air at roof level. That did not end well.

This stuff isn't rocket science. There are books easily available, and lots of people who've done it before.
I third Huberman Lab podcast - he has a lot of great content. His recent one about ADHD was really interesting!
Yeah, and people who have fallen once already and ended up in the hospital are probably now plenty aware of their limitations, whatever illusions they may have once had.
It means the first non-draw. Almost all classical chess games at the highest levels end in draws which has completely trashed the game as a spectator sport.
That'd be great! I guess the best would be something with very smooth changes, like the current background track. I made that one on mynoise.net.
They've restructured how their divisions are reorganized.

You cannot do that without firing some top leaders.
Interesting, glad my strict parents never harvested my organs
I agree with the moral principle of what you're saying.

But, meh. My belief is that this is just measurement error. The linked article is a bunch of yelling about a perceived drop in what amounts to the second derivative of per capita GDP. It's just not a well-characterized "problem" to be solved.
The generalization of the premise of Bittorrent to easy file hosting is IPFS, and there in fact are IPFS hosting providers (and decentralized protocols for such, including Filecoin).
> The term "backyard breeder" is just one step up in snobbery from "trailer trash."

The term is often used to refer to people running extremely sketchy for-profit operations (basically very small scale puppy mills). Operations like that often falsely present themselves as the more innocent 'oops my grandma's dog and my dog bred one time because we didn't know hers wasn't fixed' type.

Traditional breeders have all kinds of other problems. Imo there's not really any great way to get a puppy, ethically speaking
Magnus, the GOAT! What else is there to say? He’s an endgame god. Incredible win. After the 2018 championship match, I was pretty much expecting no decisive games here.

Tough luck for Ian though. It’ll be hard not to tilt after this but he’s a champion.
While I have no love for Apple or any of the other billion dollar techbro places, Sweeney was the one running the corp. (Epic Games) that deliberately violated a contract (let's leave the discussion of is 30% ethical/justifable for a app store on the table for the moment), and then used a pre-planned ad campaign to galvanise an under-18 fanbase to try and control the narrative, right?
I think there's a third, bigger reason: FIDE rating is based on classical time controls. Nobody uses classical time controls online for various reasons. Even rapid is a somewhat different skill set than classical.

Of course these things are correlated, but e.g. there have been times in the world championship when one of the players thought about a position for 20+ minutes before making a move. That's hard to do, and requires very strong visualization skills.
well with a thick fuzzy qualifier like "differed dramatically" I can't say which side of that you'd end up on, but I can say that his views differ.

they were different and compelling enough to get Microsoft to adopt most (maybe all, by now) of what he insisted upon.
The average government would invest billions, privatize it immediately for millions and socialize the difference.
There are a number of aspects to light mode vs. dark mode. One important aspect is ambient lighting: to avoid eye strain, the average display brightness should be similar to the ambient lighting level. At least that's the general recommendation, and it matches my experience. So unless one works in the dark, that means light mode is more ergonomic. At night in bed though I read with dark mode on an iPad.

There also seems to be some scientific evidence that dark on light text is generally easier on the eyes than light on dark text: https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/a/15152.
I don't know how well-grounded that is (and whether it's independent from ambient lighting), but from personal experience I tend to agree with it. With white text on black, there is some blooming effect that makes reading more straining.

Finally, there are still many GUI applications that do not support dark mode very well (if at all), and a mixed environment (e.g. a dark-mode web site on a light-mode desktop) is just unpleasant.

For all those reasons, black on white works better for me.
A hugely important addendum: Steam is owned by Valve, which is not a publicly traded company. GabeN's private hat empire can do whatever it wants.
>(Kibana is not supported with zinc. Zinc provides its own UI).

1. I was hoping for a drop-in replacement for Elasticsearch. A new/different API means Zinc can't leverage existing tools that use Elasticsearch.

2. I don't like that you're bundling zinc with a UI; that disadvantages anyone else trying to build a better UI and often (usually?) leads to tying the db too closely to the UI (or vice versa)
I was kind of expecting this to be blamed on three things:

1. Supply chain issues

2. Businesses that are still closed/reduced in size

3. People working from home

But instead it's a long-term analysis from far before covid
Exclusive: Toyota Turns to Chinese Tech to Reach Its Electric Holy Grail
Trigonometry has little to do with triangles. It's more appropriately titled circleometry.