skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly I'm a bit disappointed with their geometry nodes project. I went into it expecting a generic visual scripting language aimed at generate geometry. That IS what it is to an extent, but the design decisions are strange and limiting to say the least.

The main issue is that data is only stored in the geometry itself, per-vertex. So if you just want a single variable you're out of luck. Math operations operate on vertices so you can't just multiply two numbers, you have to store a number in each vertex, then multiply all vertices by the same value. It's like every node is for-loop that loops over vertices.

This limited design is useful for certain things like scattering rocks over terrain but not much else.
I like SF and I read a lot of short stories, regularly. But I admit I prefer longer books or even series because if something is interesting I don't like it to end too quickly and I like the feeling of being embedded within the world.

If you had no previous exposure to Star Trek and watched any single episode of Star Trek DS9 it might not be very compelling. What makes it compelling is the attachment to the characters and the knowledge of the backstory the episode is embedded in.
Basically every enterprise of a reasonable size is going to require their users to consume multimedia content of some sort - web calls, training materials etc.

If the crux is that even you, clearly a passionate eink advocate, wouldn't be able to use it as a sole device then that essentially makes the market tiny. In fact, a secondary eink display sounds like exactly what you need.

When the refresh is more capable it'll be more of an option, and I cannot wait for that to be the case. But it's just not feasible to sell a laptop with an eink display as yet.
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You know how ICOs are used to fund non-Ethereum projects, right?
Can we get another story about prince John and princess Yoko?
you can’t fix the redpilling morons who were exiled from Reddit, though.

Half the posts are political, insidiously worded, and frankly toxic, now that they joined.
I would love an SVG editor browser plug-in that also contains authentication. When you are on a page you're authorized to edit, a browser button shows that you can modify the page.

It then works with a protocol, with implementation examples in different languages, to create/remove/hot update SVG files on any subscribed servers. The authentication can further allow viewing of content on those servers as well.

Any small Linode server could be your own private Google Drive for web-enabled Word and PowerPoint documents.
Well I use it daily and I can't even scroll up through chat history without it getting totally janky. The search basically doesn't work, I routinely have to restart it and often text shortcuts (like Ctrl+A to select all) just stop working completely.

It's not stable at all. Audio calls are generally okay, but often screen sharing just doesn't seem to come through either.
Contrary to the misinformation spread by a certain community, “full nodes” in Ethereum are fully validating.

https://mobile.twitter.com/TuurDemeester/status/146437138499...
If someone can fit an AirTag in some crevice, they can probably also fit a cellular Apple Watch (without wristband) in that same crevice.

Now granted the price of a cellular Watch ($329) is an order of magnitude higher than an AirTag ($29), but still pales in comparison to the street price of a high-end car.

The real story is them being able to use the data port to reset the car.
I agree that reading the works of great thinkers of the past can be valuable. But I am annoyed when people [1] suggest that I start my exploration of a field by first reading those greats. This most often happens in philosophy, but in others as well.

Neither of the listed reasons in OP, nor any other reason I have ever heard, convinces me that the best way to start learning about Marxism is to read Marx. Yet, this has been suggested to me several times.

[1] which apparently does not include OP based on this article
What I find frustrating is that fifty years from now, no matter how bad it does or does not get, people will look back with disbelief at how we failed to implement what will seem to them the obvious solutions.
Nanos has this basic assumption that it will never be deployed on bare metal. It assumes it is going into a virtualized environment such as AWS or GCP or Azure or whatever.
Is Minecraft also a tulip? You guys are so short sighted.
Most applications look very weird on Windows 10 dark mode, especially some older Win32 apps that were not clearly designed around a dark theme. Windows Explorer looks particularly bad IMHO, it's just too dark and the icons clash badly with those almost pitch black folder backgrounds.

I generally avoid dark themes because 1. they are IMHO very ugly, 2. I find that "night mode" apps like redshift are much better for tired eyes, and 3. I noticed that black themes users often end up keeping a higher screen brightness level than me, which counters IMHO any benefit you may ever gain from night mode.
I discussed this with my partner that takes her hobby of dog-training very seriously (like, we live with three dogs, and she sometimes does payed woroshops, e.t.c) that Border Colies are often considered to be the most intelligent dogs, but that might be mostly a side-product of breeding them to be eager to please.

In theory many other breeds could be more intelligent, but border collie is the one most likely to be excited to learn how to be good at the tests we give the dogs.
His series of one-minute "Lazy" tutorials are fantastic!

Make Nightmare Men in Blender - Lazy Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgfJIZEDY44

Edit: Yes, I subscribe to his Paetron series to -- such awesome stuff!
> "Data abstraction is impossible."

That's an amazing point. It explains where the object oriented proponents of decades past went wrong in thinking there would be vendors for "Car" or "Employee" objects.
I've used many many different 3D programs from 3DS max, milkshape, XSI, Maya, Unreal 2, Unreal 3/UDK, Unreal 4, Hammer, Source, Three.js web editor, Zbrush, Houdini, etc and none of them have made me as frustrated as using blender. So I don't know?
In humans, y is so small as to be insignificant in these terms. ChrX is much larger. Also, the combination of the remaining chr1-22 are much larger than chrX by itself, so these numbers don’t factor in as much as you’d think.

Rough scale example:

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
YY
> how to give credits

Am I misunderstanding you? Just giving credit in no way grants you the right to use the content / monitize the video.
A friend of mine -- a literature major -- in college asked me why we Engineers didn't want to "acknowledge the origins" of the work we studied. He said that he thought he would much rather read the original works of Newton or Leibniz to understand calculus as opposed to the "dry" textbook I was reading.

I think the issue is that the original work is not the clearest explanation. You have to invent new vocabulary for the context, new notation and explain it at the same time. The textbook is a much more efficient delivery mechanism for understanding and it is honed over time.

The original texts are often inscrutable, and they have a different rhythm to them. It reminds me of watching the great movies. Occasionally there will be one that has not aged -- like the Godfather. More often, I can't believe people enjoyed this (examples withheld).
I find many popular shows are quite moralistic, but I'm not sure if that's cause or effect. Are they popular because we like moralistic stories, or because story-tellers want to moralize us? Many 'indie' shows, often European, are much more ambiguous and reflective of real life.
But isn't 4 where the randomness comes in?
Certainly makes sense we also breed in the opposite direction. Where they are better fit to be outdoors. Still I would argue dogs have a certain adaptation to living indoors that was bread into them artificially rather than naturally. Herd dogs still relied on the food/shelter from the owner.
I usually agree with you, regarding top posts on HN.

Usually I wonder how it is that uninteresting first-order effects dominate.

This is a chance for us all to consider something perhaps more profound.
It's not a tag but a keyword search. I don't know projects entirely written in Rust (other than single crates) to look for (by name). So probably there are more Rust-based vulnerabilities around than the ones from the Mitre query from the link.

And yes, edge-cases are the worst. The only concern is that these vulnerabilities were introduced by people who know the language more than anyone (I'd like to think that patches mainlined into std are written, revised and maintained by the best Rust developers). I'm afraid to imagine what kind of vulnerabilities could a person like me introduce in my own Rust programs.
I thought about this the other day, thinking about how (some) people look down on other people and pat themselves on the back for being more knowledgable, better educated, more sophisticated, having better taste, being better bred (I'm from the UK lol) etc etc. But then there is always someone above one, looking down on one with the same arrogant prejudices. Who are these people that look down on me as an ignorant, blundering oaf, and what would I need to learn to fit in?

Not that even if I did know what I was missing I would make the effort, heh.
Nothing, literally nothing, you described there needs a DAO to happen.

In fact replace the string "DAO" with "corporation" and everything still makes perfect sense - because what you are describing is a common-or-garden corporation.
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From Fast Show to artistic advice: I shall have to get the black out.

I just don't know, "never" is a big word. Black can be useful in kind of an absolute, floating in space, NOTHING IS HERE fashion.
The extension is compatible with your existing row level security policies. If you connect to the database as a role like `authenticated` then those policies will be applied.

The columns and tables that are visible are also controlled by the role.

One cool thing about that approach is you could run e.g. an admin API and a user facing API all from that same endpoint by executing as different postgres roles!
General Motors, maybe?

If it is mandated that all cars should have this killswitch, then a lot of old-but-serviceable cars have to be taken off the road - and replaced with new ones.
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness” --Mark Twain (b. 1835)

Show them all interesting places in your Country/World, if possible
When I was a kid in the 70's we would (more or less) build the "picture on the box" (sometimes with, sometimes without instructions) exactly once after getting a new Lego set, then liberate the bricks to never inhabit that form again.

Can't imagine what the attraction is of having the same boring thing as everybody else.
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Close your eyes.

All I did was count from 20 to 80. Why from 20? Its a trick I learned from drivers license practice. In my language, the 1 to 20 are too short, so if you want to time a second they're not appropriate.
If you get enough shoulder-taps, a device that can't take video calls might be the best one for work.
this is the kind of redpilling onesided shit that I’m talking about.

This foaming at the mouth, blame-democrats-only / correct the record bullshit is what ruined Reddit, and their fallacious one sided trash came here after they got kicked out.
Well, the amount of damage an incompetent human can deal is much more limited than an incompetent but very efficient machine.
Do they've the requirement for super high speed internet or they just want a decent internet ?
> Remember also that "GPU" technology is not strictly about graphics.

It’s not even primarily about graphics anymore.

Graphics seem to be the 2nd if not 3rd most common use for GPUs.
That's why I go for walks. I believe it frees up time for the brain to think through stuff without getting interrupted. Sure it might be a series of incohernt throughs and ideas, but that's fine, now they've been processed and the mind can relax.
> Would you get a golden retriever if you knew that at 7 years-old it's very likely to get a brain tumor?

Dogs have a lifespan. It's shorter than ours. It's sad, but it simply is.

Scottish terriers seem to get cancers around 10-12 years. My dog died at 11 of liver cancer. A brother died of a stomach cancer similarly. The mother died of a brain cancer at about the same age.

Was the joy and happiness brought by those dogs not worth it simply because their lifespan wasn't longer?
The problem is "writing maintainable code" doesn't stroke the ego quite like "writing impressive code"
I think it's more accurate to say, kid's may not be in a position to do it all.

I just went through this with my mom. She needed 24/7 care that I couldn't give her. Thank God we had the resources to get her into a "good" place. It was $5k/mo for 300 sq ft in a very low cost of living metro.
Your screen probably can't display black anyway.
Kiwi used to have this in their map view -- you could select a very large circular region regardless of country as the origin -- but it seems like they got rid of it.

This was by far the most useful tool to identify cheap segments and cut down the space of options.
This is why I use black for the background on my own site, and high-contrast dark themes where available.
the top comment is trying to correct the record and the damage has been done
Interesting, for a second I thought that had to be wrong because I was aware of aspirin and alcohol, but apparently they are the two common ones and the vast majority are a bit more complex, which also makes sense if you think about it logically I suppose.

It looks like in addition to those, others with zero-order pharmacokinetics include salicylates (salts of salicylic acid incl. aspirin), omeprazole (for indigestion), fluoxetine (antidepressant), phenytoin (for epilepsy), methanol (a poisonous alcohol) and cisplatin (chemo medication.)
Article's CSS:

--black: #113654

Ok, black enough for me. The problem is when you see shit like:

color: #555

(or worse)

On text that's supposed to be dark. Tires your eyes and makes reading anything long painful. But hurrrrr it's not black it's modern!!1.
Except! For backgrounds on powerpoint slides around images. That black on a projector becomes invisible and you're left with just the image, or they just blend with the border of the monitor and you're left with just the image.
It's my experience that a dog's tendency to wander or want to escape has only a little to do with its intelligence. (Their ability to effect an escape is a different matter.) I think it's partly just a personality trait. I've met stupid, misanthropic chihuahuas that won't wander and intelligent, deeply loyal huskies that chase after everything they can see.
There is a LEGO separator tool for this: https://www.lego.com/es-es/product/brick-separator-630
Don't go to far in the other direction. Especially when it comes to text:
https://www.contrastrebellion.com/
I know the rumours, but I'm also aware that the US & Israel couldnt admit it was them if it was, plus they cant prove they didnt do it, so it becomes a dead end that is in the public domain.
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I didn’t check OP’s username so your comment made me wonder what an amazing technology platform is Stavros!
> This is certainly not the case with some of the herding / working dog breeds (GSD, Malinois etc) - it is borderline cruel keeping them in an apartment in some cases, and dangerous in others.

100%, I live in a city high rise. I see too many anxious dogs in that category that are "toys" to the owner and do not get sufficient exercise and mental stimulation. I love the beligan malinois breed but realize I have a lifestyle today that prevents me from owning one. Its similar to fish and aquarium sizes in many ways.
he, he, me too. It really transformed the way I program. No more mental cycles devoted to best formatting.
Honestly friend, my Dad struggled with this before my Grandma died and while I'm blessed that both my parents are still in good health, I'll likely be in a similar place. Knowing my Dad and how he struggled, the only advice I can give is that you have to stay healthy through this process. My Dad has running, curling and riding his bike - those hobbies and social outlets really helped him through the kinds of necessary decisions that only have bad options.

Aside from that, I'm sorry and wish you the absolute best.
They still have the original sets that come with guides to build many things out of the same set of bricks, and a box to put them in. These are the best ones to get kids just starting out.

Plus the lego stores have pieces sorted in buckets like a candy shop, you buy a container and fill it up with whatever you want. I've never used it, but the website lets you choose from 1400 different bricks https://www.lego.com/en-us/page/static/pick-a-brick

The Sets will sometimes have a unique piece or two, but outside of the mini figs it is way rarer than you might think. And as others pointed out if it's unique now it doesn't mean they won't find a way to reuse it later.
> That you are used as the factory for the protein with mRNA doesn't make a big difference IMHO.

I'd beg to differ, or at least make a slight distinction. The mRNA vaccine targets the spike protein specifically, which is the important target in the virus, at least now, but not the only one. The actual virus is more complex than that, and it can mutate. From this POV natural immunity is better. But natural infection obviously comes with the downside of added risks (depending on your immune system) and it's tough to guess how you'll react the first time (although you can make educated guesses) you get infected. Later infections will be milder though. And a clear upside being not having to run for jabs a couple of times per year.
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My entire comment chain started with me saying that ownership should not be difficult to prove because ownership is recorded on an ownership document and with the government, at least in my country.

I'm not sure what you're arguing about anymore.
I don't think that captures the full detail of exactly what a transcendental is. When you say "basic arithmetic" do you include square roots? Or cube roots? And if you do (which you must) then you are already outside of "laymen's terms".
> It would take a lot for me to switch.

We were pretty happy with Hasura but had to switch to Postgraphile due to poor multi-database support, bummer.

(Postgraphile is not as polished as Hasura in some ways, but since it can used as a library, it's easy to dynamically create N instances of it with different configurations at runtime. Hasura required our ops team to define a new instance of the service in the docker-compose.yml file for each database)
Thank you, however as far as I know it's only one dev. Blender would probably need to pull this back into the core product for it to be useful.

A powerful mature engine with Python, one can dream.
You don't need a DAO for that.

A basic unincorporated association would be enough. Perhaps a (limited liability) company if you wanted the entity to have legal personality.
Best advice for quantity of sleep: don't stop drinking :)
Why are there no torrents offered? The server is clearly under load.

If anyone already has the files and cares to share the magnet, I'll gladly help with seeding.
I would think a prototype supersonic trebuchet would come with a lot more rules than a standard firearm.

They would be much closer to the safety precautions for a prototype firearm, which includes things like being behind a blast shield because there is no safe zone if it fails catastrophically.

I don't even trust that the sides of that thing are safe from shrapnel or the rubber bands whipping parts around. If one side of the machine gave way for some reason, it could absolutely swing sideways. That tiny string at the end is probably going fast enough to slice through skin and veins, and it's concerningly close to neck height.

He should have parked his car off to the side and used the engine block for cover. The paneling of the car will stop minor wood shrapnel, and the engine block should be able to stop any metal pieces that come off. Ballistic barriers would be better, but at least you're not standing there tempting fate with your squishy and easily separable limbs.