skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry, what int -> bool conversion?
That's hilarious. I can't deny that he is incredibly intelligent, but it always makes me think what he could accomplish if he had humility and could get along well with other highly intelligent technologists
Installing AdNausiam into Chrome is remarkably difficult. You need developer mode on, repackage the addon manually and then dismiss the dev mode popup every time you start the browser.

In other browsers you need your addons to be signed. Firefox implemented this because of the terrible malware that got installed with adware installers. With administrator access, they kept changing every setting Firefox added to get the addon to load, so they made the entire loading system dependent on signatures. Luckily, adware developers aren't smart enough to load code into the signed binaries to work around this limitation.

You could do it, but it's more of a hassle than you'd expect.
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism but we can’t just cuff ourselves to being unable to criticise absurd things simply because our own existence risks some level of hypocrisy
Can you explain to me what conversation you think should be happening past that?

It's not just proof of work that's bad either. Proof of stake still burns resources for no nameable gain save to the earliest movers on a particular memetic pyramid--just fewer of them.
I work with a blockchain project that lends a lot of USDT, USDC, and DAI. The cost at this moment to borrow USDT on the blockchain is 4%-5% for any amount, or 3.75% in bulk while playing defi games. The two biggest to lend it are Compound [0] and AAVE[1].

[0] https://compound.finance/markets/USDT

[1] https://app.aave.com/#/reserve-overview/0xdac17f958d2ee523a2...
uBlock Origin has an annoyances filter list, these autoplaying videos fall in that category. I agree with you on Javascript.
Hypixel has done that to an extent. The way most servers do it nowadays with with a server proxy that shunts client requests to a specified server transparently -- you "world hop" using in-game mechanics (i.e. walking through a portal, clicking on a sign)

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/about-bungeecord/

And as others have already mentioned, WorldQL is an effort to transparently replicate and shard the world without even requiring "world hopping"
You're getting data compression mixed up with dynamics.

I'm talking about the difference between the volume level of the quiet dialog compared to the ridiculously loud explosions. This is an "artistic" choice by the director.
If you go to another country dressed however you wish, you might be acosted, too. We share our cities.
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Websites still find their way around this setting. I think they put an overlay on the page and intercept the first mouse event they can, and use that to start playing the video.

I usually just blacklist these websites in my Pihole.
I'm just discovering how to take notes properly and extract and retain knowledge from books. I relied on my memory too much (literally cramming the before exams) and short form retention. My research and understanding skills are good. But I think I could have extracted much more of the 5 years I spent in college. I'm not fully sorry, as I was learning software engineering on the side. Just that my theoretical foundation could have been more solid, and maybe I would have worked on more personal projects.
They didn't speak Greek. They spoke a bunch of languages that predated Greek. There was no place called Greece then, and the people of the time had all sorts of words for the various groupings, but Greek/Hellene wasn't one of them.

It's best not to transplant our national identities into the past where they don't make sense. Nationalist mythologies can and have been used for some pretty awful things.
With some ad blocking I can at least get the videos to stop playing. The black rectangles are only slightly less annoying, though.
I'm confused, the parent comment made me laugh while I was drinking a chai latte from https://summermooncoffee.com/pages/standard-menu-summer-moon... made with their moon milk and a shot of espresso ... I'm not sure what people find offensive/bad about that?
Yes but too much dynamics, ie I want to set a volume level where the explosions are just a little bit loud, and still be able to hear the dialog.

The way it is in most movies nowadays, if I set a volume level where I can hear the dialog, the explosions rattle the walls and shake the floor. It seems crazy. Why isn't the dialog louder?
Memory usage, the fancier data structures (most of which are pioneered by Okasaki) in newer FP frameworks and languages are often very memory hungry.
1.7 was actually the first version to support blending (for the new generator in that update). 1.18 is a new iteration of that.
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There was a process, you had to have a new enough client to get prompted, and once prompted there was a later option available for some amount of time before you were roadblocked. So if you were running an older version, the question becomes when did that version expire, forcing an upgrade to a version with the prompt, and then how long did you have from there to accept the terms. And, if you had an eligible account, you had 30 days after accepting the terms to opt out of the sharing.

You could probably look at the many news articles that were written back then to get some idea of the timelines. Although, most news articles weren't written with the perspective of delaying terms acceptance as much as possible.

(Also, I had meant to say I didn't recall the specific deadlines... There certainly were deadlines given specific circustances of each account)
> Arguably, a sell-transaction of ETH could be energy-positive in that it causes downward-pressure on the ETH price.

Interesting thought, but mining profit margins are rather thick right now in most parts of the world (because the supply of miners is a little inelastic--mining equipment doesn't just poof into existence as the price rises). So I don't think anyone is turning miners on or off in response to small movements in the price right now.

Also, if you bought and then sold that would seem like a wash. Or worse, since you temporarily raised the price and therefor incentivized mining for that time.
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The standard smart contracts are published by OpenZeppelin. Looking into these hacks, however, there are shockingly vulnerable unexpected and otherwise useless “features” in them. I don’t think that the government could standardize contracts, but they could and really ought to be in the lead over threat prevention, incident response, and notification, because they are the only entity that can link on-chain to off-chain data.
Animated GIFs are videos. They may not require a video tag, but they are videos by definition of using multi-frame images that change to simulate motion.
I want to register all of these as domain names.
My frustration is that a significant portion of the people on death row are innocent, if you kill them they have 0% chance of getting out alive. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackstone's_ratio
My preference would be to leave them in if they're the default, but to have an option to switch entirely to a more machine-readable format. It's a single line of sed to strip them out[0], and it's a bigger pain to figure out why a program has different behavior when debugging.

[0] https://superuser.com/a/380778
> What? Surely, everyone is thinking of this?

But are they doing this?

Coos Bay, Oregon (US west coast) is a deep water port with nothing really shipping in and out of it. It used to be busy when timber was being harvested madly and shipped out, but not anymore. The port is literally begging for shipping action.

The one negative? No major rail or road system in and out for delivery to the I-5 corridor.
Flex and Bison depend on global variables by default, but you can eliminate the global variables if you like (e.g. %option reentrant) and change the prefix if you like (%option prefix="mylexer_"). Bison has similar options.

I'm sure you could only have one lexer back at some point in the distant past, but that particular issue has been solvable for a long time by now.
so does Meta.
Here it is https://web.archive.org/web/20180420190834/https://faq.whats...
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5551512/
"We must not forget that immune or sensitive reactions to food can also depend on whether the food is raw or cooked. A food in its natural state can be vastly different from the same food that has been cooked, processed, or modified. The food can react with sugar, lipids can be oxidized, peptide chains can be broken, and neoantigens can be formed. Thus, an individual that can eat a raw food safely may be highly reactive to the same food if cooked, or vice versa."

Our immune system attacks some of the food we eat. Enzymes in raw food are destroyed at 47degC. Enzymes can be good for us, everyone should be familiar with saliva.

Changes over the years have also occurred with the food we eat today compared to just 20 years ago.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6410904/
"As shown in Figure 3, energy and sodium intakes have increased significantly since the 1970s but have remained rather constant since the 1980s to 1990s. In contrast, saturated fat, either as grams per day or as a percentage of calories declined significantly from the late 1970s through the 2000s. Whereas calcium increased significantly since the 1970s, potassium intake was more variable, with intakes increasing in the 1980s and then declining somewhat in the 2000s. The intake of added sugars (for which information was available for only the 2000s because of database limitations) declined somewhat in the past few years compared with earlier years."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8619086/
"3. Relationship between Food Processing, Nutritional Value, and Health Effects
The food manufacturing industry—as a whole—is driven primarily by the motive to increase profits, which requires minimizing costs across all stages of production; this is true regardless of whether it produces highly processed potato chips (a UPF) or extra virgin olive oil (a minimally processed food). In some cases, this may be achieved by the use of cheaper alternative food ingredients whenever possible and to the extent possible and, on some occasions, this practice can result in UPFs with unfavorable health effects. An example is the partial hydrogenation of vegetable oils (which are liquid at room temperature) to convert unsaturated fatty acids to saturated fatty acids and make these oils more solid or “spreadable”."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3003575/
It sounds bad, but this is the price of mass produced food, if however you have your own country estate perhaps in the highlands of Scotland or a farm elsewhere you can eat fresh and raw quite safely.

They used to prescribe raw liver in the 1800's for pernicious anaemia which is today treated with a B12 injection. Raw liver is better than Bolivian marching powder or Red Bull for giving you wiings! Maybe you have tried it? ;-)
>you literally have banking entities parked in the chain of transaction charging everyone an ACH fee per transactions

Yeah...but I can't recall ever seeing an ACH fee. It looks like my credit union's fee schedule includes $3 for outgoing ACH transactions, but it only applies if it's initiated on their end. I don't think I've ever seen that. I mean, paying a credit card or something seems to be exempt because the debit is initiated by a third party.

>You're taking a substantial bill, putting a techie wrapper around it, putting it in front of people who have no idea how the financial system works

With my credit union, the standard bill pay feature seems to be free. On the other hand, it seems a teller check or a postal money order costs a couple dollars, so charging the same amount for online bill pay doesn't seem like it's making things worse?

Seems to me people "who have no idea how the financial system works" probably aren't tech savvy either and aren't going to mess with bill pay scams. When I pay a bill to local government, every option has exorbitant fees except mailing a personal check. It's pretty much just like 1985, and so, if you're a crotchety old geezer there's no incentive to try newer methods.

>Have you ever wondered why 50 dollar bills are basically non-existent anymore?

The opposite, really, I've wondered why ATMs near me are dispensing $50 bills, but I haven't had anyone refuse to break one yet. It used to be people looked askance at them.

>Have you ever seen any of the stories in the news where someone goes on travel with their life savings

Yes, I've seen that sort of story, and if I read the whole thing, I predictably get a strong sense there's some piece of context being left out strategically. I can't recall one with a satisfying explanation.

Whenever I run into a person or business that insists on dealing in cash, my kneejerk initial assumption is always that they don't pay their taxes.

Travelling with large amounts of cash might sometimes allow you to legitimately purchase something that you couldn't otherwise. But personally, I just accept that it's risky and don't do it.

If someone else does it, I assume they have a good reason, but mostly the proffered innocent reasons don't tend to sound very good to me.

On the internet people like to talk about civil forfeiture. But even if it happens a lot, the probability can't be very high - surely what's much more likely is that you go to meet a stranger with a lot of cash and they (or buddies) rob you.

This seems logical to me because the scenario that comes to mind for using cash in the first place is that you are trying to do a deal where there isn't enough trust for other means of payment.

So I feel like it's an inherently very narrow set of circumstances that would be hard to ensure in advance.
Hope it supports NO_COLOR (http://no-color.org/)

env NO_COLOR=1 ...
I see. I've only added contacts in person via QR code. I guess it would be more difficult without that.
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UC is not an IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), it is an IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) of which I believe crohns is as well.
> Not sure why you are downvoted.

Because auto-playing motion is something I should be able to disable. It distracts me and I don’t want it. Ever.
Given how Wall Street has turned out, I think many would argue that a lack of finance degrees is a plus, not a negative.
PKD himself wrote a semi-autobiographical story (“A Scanner Darkly”) about mental breakdown due to drug use. It’s a haunting book and the feeling it evokes has stuck with me since I read it about ten years ago.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Scanner_Darkly

As with many PKD stories, it was turned into a film, which although I have not seen it, is technically notable for being entirely rotoscoped.
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> They'll have day jobs and create art on the weekends and evenings. Alternately, they'll be sponsored through some full-time fellowship to create art.

If public wants a specific artist to create a specific art, they will be forced to pay such artist money to incentive them. Examples: patreon, Kickstarter, etc.
libxo is integrated into FreeBSD and many of its core utilities, so structured output is supported out of the box there.
Why you need a NFT sniper?
Mathematica has been pervasive in the scientific and engineering community for about 30 years (although becoming less so as more people use Jupyter, R, and other solutions).
Tempting as this is, it's a colossally bad idea: just as one point, how long do you think it would take for the usual operators of botnets (spammers, those attempting DDoS for other purposes, etc) to target the C&C for this botnet? Why go to the trouble of building a botnet when someone else has already done it for you!
Insults are justified if some dick is asking a question trying to get a rise out of him. There is ZERO need to answer questions of that nature.

As self absorbed as wolfrsam is it's obvious what's going on. There is NOTHING hypocritical about it. He wants to profit off of his own wolfram language. But at the same time he appreciates the ideals, benefits and other great things that come out of OSS.

It's like the video game industry. Let me put it this way, if Closed source didn't exist video games at the triple A level likely wouldn't exist. If open source didn't exist, linux likely wouldn't exist either. Both are good.

But I don't have to explain this to you. We all are aware of this on some level. Everyone and I mean everyone literally knows what I just said.

Wolfram talking about the good parts of OSS doesn't justify some ass hole from the audience subtly trying to call him a hypocrite with a targeted question like that because BOTH closed source and open source are good. Wolframs response was justified there was no need for him to spend extra time explaining something that's totally obvious to someone who not only already knows the answer but is only asking the question for nefarious reasons.
"DWF/pretentious" is about people who brag about reading his work and how smart you have to be to understand it, not DFW himself.
Almost zero businesses accept crypto as payment. And if and when that changes significantly the relevant government will put a stop to it quickly. Currencies are not some abstract thing which can be invented and utilized ad hoc. They are the exclusive right of sovereign states as they are the mechanism by which those states express economic power on the world stage.
> No wonder why normal people like walled gardens, the UI is more streamlined and (mostly) more respectful.

Oh wow that's actually a good point, never thought about it that way. You are spot on I think, besides some heavy attempts by services to get people to use their apps (especially pronounced on mobile).

Note though that the web has always been annoying users, or at least many website have. I remember how in the 2000s, Firefox was advertised as being able to block pop ups, to give an example.
I think it is a bias.

Anyways, the singularity won't happen. In physics and in reality in general, the presence of a singularity means that we are wrong, or at least, that our theory is incomplete. For example, black hole singularities, an artefact of general relativity may disappear with quantum gravity. Similarly, I think the idea of a technological singularity is just a sign that our projection is wrong.

What am I waiting? I am waiting to be surprised! We expected flying cars, we got internet connected smartphones, which I think are much more exciting.

I am personally excited about nuclear technology, but I guess I am 50 years too late, the enthusiasm has died out, still, I'd like to see fusion power actually work, and nuclear spacecraft too.
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Did you read my post?

> At the time, the woman was a healthy 136 pounds with a normal BMI of 26. Her daughter weighed 140 pounds at the time, with a BMI of 26.6, but became overweight shortly afterward. Following the therapy, the woman’s symptoms vanished and she no longer experienced recurrent infections.

>Sixteen months later, however, the woman reported unintentional weight gain of 34 pounds and met the criteria for obesity. Two and a half years after the transplant, the woman weighed 177 pounds with a BMI of 34.5, despite a medically supervised liquid protein diet and exercise program.
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Markets can be irrational, especially when they're unregulated.
> The goal of the Swift project is to create the best available language for uses ranging from systems programming, to mobile and desktop apps, scaling up to cloud services.

> Fast. Swift is intended as a replacement for C-based languages (C, C++, and Objective-C). As such, Swift must be comparable to those languages in performance for most tasks. Performance must also be predictable and consistent, not just fast in short bursts that require clean-up later. There are lots of languages with novel features — being fast is rare.

Those are literally the stated goals. It does not get more clear than saying "Swift is intended to be a replacement for C-based languages (C, C++)..."

[0]https://www.swift.org/about/
"Biblical times" spans a lot of time. The Bronze Age ended about 1200 BC (per Wikipedia). That's within the book of Judges in the Bible, that is, some distance through the Old Testament History.

One interesting tidbit (and I'm going to be lazy and not look up the references): There is a time when the Israelites don't have iron working, but the Philistines do. The Israelites have to go to the Philistines to get their iron implements sharpened, taking them to a town that translates as "smith of the goyim".
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They're both currencies. The possible uses are the same.
This is great for situations where your Raspberry Pi doesn't have any other internet access. But if you do have and ethernet drop or Wi-Fi you can also use your carrier's email to SMS gateway!

For example "[YOUR-PHONE-NUMBER]@txt.att.net"

https://www.dialmycalls.com/blog/send-text-messages-email-ad...
Who's to say they don't turn around and sell the space and infrastructure as a service. Clearly there's a premium to be paid to get goods into the states by non-traditional means.
Robustness and efficiency are fundamentally enemies, right? Unfortunately this means that the 'best' solution is often the least robust one that survives.