skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> i had maybe one or two rejections at all

Seems to me a failure to approach at the bar. After an intial approach (which could also be rejected outright) maybe 10 minutes will pass before the moment of truth comes and you either get the number or not see each other again. At least in big cities like NYC, LA, Chicago..that's the most frequent scenario as far as nightlife is concerned.

Not getting the number=rejection

> if he's the guy that is a symbol of success for you (even metaphorically) in this domain then ho boy you have bigger problems than just dating.

Well, luck plays a huge role in every person life..that said if you think Cam Newton is a failure where are your 100M dollar for "working" in the NFL playing football?

And of course I imagine he had so many partners he lost count (and also being sexualized by a good % of the millions of women follower he has on INstagram)

Again lots of it is luck, but it cannot be said that Cam Newton is not lving his best life according to objective metrics.
How so?

I'm presuming that held out data is used in gradient descent machine learning artificial intelligence, and isn't applicable to systems theory models.

And that other options, including backcasting or parameter adjustment (as was done with different scenarios tested under World3) are.
I bought an HDMI 2.1 8K display, only to find that the Nvidia RTX 3090 wouldn't run it at 8k 60 Hz on Linux, only 30 Hz. On Windows, however, 8k 60 Hz works perfectly. It was a bummer.
PLEASE MAKE THIS WORK.

caps intended.
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There's channels that will even let you call them dad, e.g. the "dad, how do I..." with 3m+ subscribers

https://youtube.com/channel/UCNepEAWZH0TBu7dkxIbluDw
This looks great.

Pinterest is not getting one more traffic from me.

As someone who blogs sometimes, Pinterest has been a huge pain-point in finding images and attributing them properly.

It was even sometimes impossible for me to determine the original source of an image and to find out whether or not it could be used in my blog for free.

It was a huge pain for downloading images as well. (I have always downloaded pictures for personal and home use only, never for commercial reason.)
I've heard of tons of startups that do though, including some very successful ones.

Wasn't snap for example running out of a few houses on the la beach? Maybe they weren't mansions, but I'm sure the rent was high.
I lived in a walkable city for 7 years and since moving to a 1950s style neighborhood do not really miss it. You can only have so many trips to the bakery, the coffee shop or the local bookstore until eventually its just your normal life and no more exciting than driving 5 min to the same thing. Plus a lot of the local places closed because of high rents and only chains or overpriced places tend to stick around.
It sounds like you agree that population levels on Earth are unsustainable and reducing them would help to preserve the environment.

Now certainly you can see why your ideas may be a little harder to accept as the scientific fact that human activity at even much smaller levels as today's population has caused terrible environmental destruction, extinction, etc., and with a lot more room to disagree, but so long as you approach the conversations humbly and with a willingness to consider differing opinions as you would have people consider your opinion I sympathize. Some people just react irrationally.
We've been slowly turning our urban backyard into a pleasant place for birds, but we still have 70% grass. It's not clear to me how to introduce native grasses without upsetting my neighbors.
Right. Gotta do what you can to have the elites notice you and invite you for an initiation ritual into their kooky cult of deeply cynical hypocrisy. Great way to live, right?
Step 0. Get out of SF
Did we read the same article? The woman had her entire account suspended for weeks and only got it restored after the NYT picked up the story.
What's worse is that when I left my home and had finally the permission to go outside, at ~14 years old, I was basically unable to make any decisions or take any initiative. I literally had to relearn how to behave in society and at work, one hurtful mistake at a time.
> Not even refrigerated.

That was the point where you lost me. Even ALDI doesn't just have non-refrigerated milk.

I find the shift annoying too, but it's not as bad as that.
You think they're going to accept liability just because it's their fault? In order to get that far they'd have to investigate and then find themselves at fault.
seconded, every point.
This rings true to my experience as well. Growing up in a conservative Christian county where I was the only queer kid drove me to attempt suicide twice in my teens before I promptly ran as fast as possible to a large university and never go back except for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

It’s swear it’s so much worse because of the boredom. School got out around 3pm and most days I had to stay inside with a sympathetic teacher until my parents got off work because a group of kids would just hang around waiting for me to walk home.

Thank god for the internet, not sure I would have made it out without it.
I mostly agree with you, but I don't think most people are buying gift cards for themselves. Why would they when there are activation fees attached to these products? Generally they're given out as kind of a lazy gift among family and friends during the holidays, or somtimes from businesses to their employees. As long as the card is for something mildly useful like Starbucks (Although according to the post this seems to be the one that is actually redeemed the least), or Amazon then I wouldn't be too upset about receiving one. At the end of the day though I'm in the same camp as you when it comes to my own spending. I don't like to give money to anyone for anything less than immediate services rendered.
The article is about how an amalgamation of feel-good laws combined to destroy restaurants' ability to offer patio dining. Passing feel-good laws that have poorly thought out consequences is what California "progressives" do. That's why it's about how "progressivism" is destroying patio dining.

If this was about actual progressivism then you'd see any number of East Coast blue states mentioned, which they aren't.
Depends on how you define "viable self driving car". If that means it needs to drive at least as well as humans in every scenario you tend to use a car in, then yeah probably, there are so many places with overgrown roads, avoid getting stuck in sand etc. If however you just want it to navigate highways and city streets, then probably not. The self driving cars wont be perfect around people and human drivers, no, but pedestrians and human drivers can update their own behaviour to compensate. It took a while for pedestrians to understand how to behave around human drivers, the same thing will happen for autonomous cars.
One could argue that normal cruise control on normal cars would also crash into fire trucks. Ultimately drivers are responsible in both cases, it's their fault 100% end of story.

PS Tesla rolled a software update to detect emergency vehicles and slow down.
My policy for calls from unknown numbers:

1 call: very likely spam; let it go to voicemail.

2 calls: Someone genuine is trying to reach me; let it go to voicemail. Listen to voicemail as soon as it arrives.

3 calls: emergency, pick up right away.

Exception: PagerDuty calls; pick up on first ring.

My wife is aware of this policy of mine. And I store kids’ school numbers in contacts.
Kronos Warns Cyberattack May Knock HR Software Offline for Weeks
With a unit test, you hit Run and it's either Red or Green.

With a constituency, there is no such universal agreement on what is desirable.

Politics is the messy, ambiguous, and incomplete process of deciding which X is most desirable.
Then the solution is to be passionate about the things in tech you dislike.
If he actually wants a partner then that won't be an issue. Will he break up with his partner of 364 days over a mere $25,000?
As that comment corrected that was more like 20 min (time zone wise)
If only it were insanity. It might be curible.
It's hard, when say, twitter tries to ban you when you suggest that obvious seditionists should be put in front of a firing squad, as they obviously should.
Yeah it seems like a waste, although he said he combined all his answers into a book and said it wasn't good?

If the answers are good, then I feel like the e-book should be worthwhile. I'd be interested in seeing it, but he didn't link it? Why not?

Personally I've enjoyed several books that are just non-linear collections of essays or excerpts from other material. It's fun to flip through even if you read the whole thing.

I recall one prolific HN commenter did that (but I wasn't in the target audience so I can't judge either way)
...and that's kinda what's missing in the US (and large parts of Southern Ontario) right now: small towns. Instead, you have bedroom communities that depend on an urban centre to make them work at all. No, not everywhere, but in too much of the populous parts of the country. It's gotten to the point that people just expect that that's just how things work. It made a certain basic sense, I suppose, with the GI Bill and the Levittowns it spawned post-WW2, but that should have been a very temporary solution to a baby boom housing crisis, not the permanent state of things. I grew up in a town with a population of about 1500 people, and we had two grocers, each with an actual butcher who not only cut meats, but made their own sausages, etc. Could you get fresh weirdo herbs that only grow halfway up Vesuvius in years that end in a 7? No, but we weren't missing anything anybody would actually miss either. (And if you want a really nice artisanal bread, make it - there are very few things that are easier, and autolysis means you don't have to spend hours working at it, you just wait.)
>Seems to me a failure to approach at the bar

...

>Not getting the number=rejection

you're redefining success to be a very narrow, highly, contrived, outcome. i had a rich and successful dating life by any measure so you can't tell me that i wasn't successful (you're just arguing that water isn't it if you do that).
I wouldn't, if it were just Toyota. But it's not. A lot of businesses are transitioning away from one-time sales to recurring revenue / subscription models.
More to the point, Hammerspoon itself has functions to control Spotify: http://www.hammerspoon.org/docs/hs.spotify.html
Most of these seem like separate issues. Founders living in the office is weird regardless of it being a “ten million dollar house”.

> Is it centrally located for commuting workers and testing sites or the personal preferences of the founders?

The house in question was probably the comma.ai office in West Portal, SF (right next to the West Portal Station). Draw your own conclusions regarding commutes, it’s a pretty central location.

> Is it scalable for a growing company?

Offices are rarely very scalable, you just move somewhere else once it no longer works.
About the security content of macOS Monterey 12.1
Google did that, but there are no regulations forcing everyone who build self driving cars to do that.
I think it stems from complaining is lazy. Its much more difficult to see why things are they way they are or see the virtue in things even if they have flaws.

Its not that complaining has no place, its just that most complaining is is the lowest common denominator and doesn’t contribute much.
Online school can be a boon for the right type of student, especially if they have strong parental support. It can also be the end of the line for students who don't have that. My district has historically used the "online academy" as the dumping ground for kids they need to keep on the enrollment roster but that they don't want on campus or know won't bother showing. I don't know how things have changed since they quintupled enrollment this year with students wishing to avoid the mask mandates and other on-campus distractions. Hopefully it will become a positive element in our district rather than the last-chance lounge.
Have you done a sleep study? That sounds like sleep apnea.
Saint Peter don't you call me cuz I can't gooooo

I owe my code to Stack Overflooooow
I agree. Major's nudity in the movie feels like a person driving a robot that was human shaped. Her character felt, to me, like an AI trying to figure out what it meant to be human. Trying to figure out whether she/it is human or not. Her character blurred the lines between human and AI and that was IMHO the soul of the film. There's one particular pair of scenes where the human Major is tracing the steps of the human-shaped robot body and you can see her robot eyes trying to piece together what that experience ... is.

SAC Major feels like 15 year old me felt when I first started playing EverQuest and discovering that I could "be" a woman and take all my clothes off in public.
Sorry let me restate this in a way that seems less targeting.

There are many areas of disconnect with people in general in what they think they want versus what they actually want.

For example: Money. Many people (men especially) think they want lots of money. They don't. What they want is happiness. There's even data to back up the fact that past a certain point money doesn't make anyone happier. Yet the drive to become successful is so strong that men will sacrifice their happiness for a shot at more money. Why does burnout even exist? Because men desire money so much that they illogically sacrifice their happiness for something that won't bring them any more happiness.

The above isn't absolutely true but it's a generality that people understand to be generally true.

Like men and money... women and dating is one of these psychological disconnects humans have.

The problem with many people and with you is that everyone has all these psychological triggers that are always on the look out for anything sexist or racist. Relax man, not many people are racist or sexist and HN should foster an environment where people are able to talk about real biological gender differences without getting cancelled.
And here’s the same thing for uBlacklist:

https://github.com/rjaus/ublacklist-pinterest/blob/main/ubla...
Streetview positioned at a right turn from Cushing onto southbound Fremont Blvd:

https://www.google.com/maps/@37.4905025,-121.9488087,3a,24.2...

You can see the curb rashed up and the pretty improvised fix to the sign from a previous accident I suppose, since the map says March, 2021.

https://imgur.com/a/U8cokYd
Java 17 depends on DNS lookups for hashing a web URL
He's a prolific writer:

https://theweek.com/authors/matthew-walther
They are attributing it to a pattern of claims and declarations regarding one's own beliefs and desires that so-called progressives in places like SF and Berkeley make, which directly contradict their behaviors.

Here's a great example:
https://www.johnlocke.org/good-for-thee-not-for-me-robert-re...

"Robert Reich, a left-wing professor at the University of California Berkeley who served as labor secretary during the Clinton administration, is very concerned about income inequality. He urged Wall Street executives to “invest” in cities by funding low-income housing projects. He also praised a “promising initiative” to promote the construction of affordable housing units in San Francisco.

Reich is not so keen, however, on a proposal to tear down a dilapidated building in his Berkeley neighborhood and replace it with a 10-unit development that would include low-income housing.

Reich and some of his wealthy neighbors are imploring the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate the dilapidated structure, known as the Payson House, as a Berkeley landmark in order to stop the proposed development. In a letter to the commission, Reich said the proposed housing units would destroy the “charm of an older era of Berkeley” and likened the developers’ actions to “the illegal practices and corrupt politics of the late nineteenth century.”
This is one of ways I can tell whether email was written by the native English speaker. Articles are missing or in wrong place.

The plurals is other dead giveaway. Apparently articles and plurals are very difficult in English, but to me--a native English speaker--they are the most natural thing in the world.

Of course I'm complete shit at the Latin-based languages because I can never get the masculine/feminine words right.
It would be great if you could fix politics by breaking up a few villainous corporations but it's much more difficult than that. In America, Michael Bloomberg and Donald Trump have (in different ways) shown us the limits of the power of money in politics.

I'm pro-anti-trust and I believe that breaking up certain big corporations would a good thing. But that's a long way from "the problem is capitalism and imperialism" and the implication that eliminating those things is possible or would fix environmental problems. The Soviets were even worse for the environment.
Microsoft Teams prevents Android from calling emergency services
Don't forget BlockTube, thanks to it I haven't seen a soyface thumbnail in over a year.
Yeah I agree, but I read papers mainly in domains I do have university level degrees in. So while I’m not as expert as a lifetime professor, I do know the fields relatively well.

And I don’t think it’s rude, that’s why I included that statement!
Every us state has liberal and conservative chunks within it - i feel like best bet is to find one of those in the opposite of whatever your state is. Those places I feel like are better balanced and don’t suffer from the excesses of extremism
Goodbye Gas Fees
your comments are FB level posts disguised as brilliant wisdom.
This article doesn't answer the question.
I'll just use wget instead.
Feral cats should be euthanized from a distance. Ask any infectious disease doc about cat bites. And think twice about feral kittens being all innocent, their teeth are like hypodermic needles, and can inject shit into joints. You can lose life and limb from kitty cat bites. These are not cool animals.
Chip And#39;Breakthrough&#39; Could Bring Us a Phone with One-Week Battery Life
People test apps in emulators all the time, which really are Android VMs, it wouldn't be a problem to give one virtual phone hardware that can pretend to dial whatever and test the software/app layers of this very effectively.

And for what the emulator can't cover, people make test calls to 911 all the time, it's often required when setting up larger phone systems. There are established procedures for how to do this.
Yes and Roku used to have zero ads, so...
> I've been surprised how many people don't know the number of their doctor, lawyer, siblings, even partners.

How many people…

a.) Have a personal lawyer?

b.) Need to have said lawyer on speed dial?

c.) Also need to have the lawyer’s phone number memorized in case they don’t have some way to look up the number?
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This definition of a partial means that not it may be the case that not every element of A gets mapped to an element of B. This is not related to being one-to-one or being onto. In math a function from A to B means each element of A gets mapped to an element of B. With a partial function we allow the possibility that some a in A is not mapped to an element of B. In mathematical language we’d say that a partial function from A to B is a function to B with domain a subset of A. This can be made more rigorous and precise but I don’t feel like writing out the nuance involved.
It isn't really a ponzi. It is just greater fool theory investing.
> What women think they want and what they actually want are two different things.

> Women find power attractive

This is peculiar because both statements are true but the first one trumps the second.

They find power attractive but they also can't approach to save their lives, so at least some minimal work still has to be done by the man, regardless of his power.

Obama in 2008 at the peak of his popularity was also a pretty tall dude with blinding white teeth and an ability to mix and match Harvard vernacular and speaking to people's hearts

Could have had any woman in America but besides hanging out in his proximity and maybe try to show off some skin, no woman in America would approach him.

That's a reason why I think those guys trying to subvert the laws of romantic approach and be chased instead of chasing are looking to become unicorns. Groupies are the only women who approach and it's a rare phenomenon limited to the music industry and movies.
> Your last paragraph remind me also of the Viktor Frankl's "Man Search For Meaning" where the change in outlook was a difference between persevering and perishing in the camps.

Which is complete and utter nonsense. Sure, it makes for nice advertising for Frankl's Logotherapy shtick but it's not an accurate picture of what happened in the camps.
pretty much.

their contents was never the best or most relevant back then. but they gamed SEO to position themselves higher than most. they are doing better today? good for them. for some of us who have witnessed the whole thing happen, they will be ignored for a long time.
Alternate title: I recklessly ignored health guidelines around a pandemic that has killed 5.3 million people in 2 years.
Of all the bad things banks do, not accepting liability for theft or loss of funds doesn't seem like a very common one. I've never had trouble with any bank reversing fraudulent transactions or withdrawals.
Don't forget disallowing local backups for no reason other than moneygrubbing.

$3/month for 200Gb is reasonable in your opinion, but people who don't buy Apple can buy a 2T drive for $50.
Would you submit this to an the awesome list I’ve made for uBlacklist?

I love uBlacklist, but I felt the community aspect of it was missing, and vital to its success. I felt bootstrapping lists and GitHub repos was the most instantaneous way to enable a community.

I comment each time it hits HN, but beyond that haven’t seen much uptake / contribution towards building blacklists.

https://github.com/rjaus/awesome-ublacklist
Do you care to explain or show me a resource I can get a better understanding of? I know friends of friends who are farmers and the only thing I know are that farmers are pretty high tech and educated, they grow according to subsides, and a lot of their friends growing up died in random accidents around the farm.
In my case, I am white but my wife is foreign born naturalized citizen with brown skin. There is no way I am going to ask her to move some place where she has to constantly be looking over her shoulder because the locals can't handle the fact that she looks different. Sure TN is cheap but not at the cost of our mental health.
I don't go there for the writing style, I go there for the stories and the interesting perspectives on things I care about.
Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker's father.
They are probably experimented on less in prison.
> Many people (men especially) think they want lots of money. They don't. What they want is happiness.

It's not about the money, it's about the winning, money is just the trophy

The process is:

Winning > money trophy > brain juices > inflating ego > happiness
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I would recommend skipping 1.11 if you seen the anime and 3.33 except the beginning and ending fight scene. The peak was definitely 2.22.
I'm typing this from Madera County. People are fleeing the Bay Area to move to the worst air quality in the country? My wife and I are figuring out how to move away (again) because the smog is really messing with her health. The air is so much worse here than when we were growing up. Heck, she wants to move to the cleaner air of Santa Clarita (north of L.A.--where we used to live).