skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reminds me of a similar retrospective with the same premise:

"Peter Jackson’s LOTR Was an Improbable Miracle, and We’re Lucky to Have It"

https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2020/03/peter-jackson...
I think we need work for more than food and shelter. We need a place in the world, something to strive for and something to help us find meaning.

You complete with others to stretch yourself.

People that build huge businesses keep push and building for more. Many like the money but are more motivated by the Vision of what they're building.

There is something built into us that wants to strive that wants to work.

Hobbies don't satisfy the same need. Hobbies are self directed and motivated. You don't get the same sense of achievement.

That said grinding 40 hours a week as a process worker is life sucking. That is not a good long term way of being. You need a hope of moving up to make that worth it.
Exactly. Even if you could find the defendants in the first place and somehow subpoena all the evidence and conduct the depositions you would be faced with the even steeper struggle of collecting the damages.
The robot I am most personally impressed with is Agility Robotics Digit. It is a real human like form factor (small human not huge!). If I recall correctly it is an energy efficient walking system too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jycdks836bY

This long continuous shot of walking from 2019 is nice too. They have improved their software a lot but the hardware was already in good shape.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YrlR1iNVcQ

Meanwhile Boston Dynamics is doing quite well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tF4DML7FIWk

Best path to success is Tesla buys Agility Robotics, revs the design for Digit to integrate the Tesla AI system, and spins up a manufacturing line. They could focus immediately on the high level AI problem rather than worrying about design. Could slap their AI system on digit while mechanical teams rev the new design so they get moving quickly.

Disclosure: I do not work for any of these companies or any related company. I am making a farming robot (see my profile).
They are a government run daycare so their parents can work so the government can receive their taxes.
Yes, despite how Reddit has gotten worse over the years, it will be a huge loss for the web once it finally fully jumps the shark. Already it’s pretty much the last place to find real human opinions in a sea of content marketing garbage.
Cultivating Wonder
This but also don't use any email previously associated with any account cause they will go and blacklist your new IP too.
I feel like you’re the only commenter so far to understand Kent’s point. I agree with you: if the balance isn’t hard it means you’re doing some things you don’t love. Correcting that will likely lead to more happiness, even if it makes the balancing harder.
The Go team takes their time to thoroughly consider and conceptualize new features. That is a often forgotten virtue.
That's a whole other can of worms. I assumed that and asked ATT to do so and got the phone support equivalent of blank stares. I miss the old cable modem days where you could change the MAC address of the primary device attached to the ethernet port and force a new IP but not so with this Fiber ONT they gave me.
Google has a corporate presence in Moscow: https://about.google/intl/ALL_us/locations/?region=europe&of...
> this could have been a watershed moment for online instruction

There are some private schools that are 100% virtual that are doing this incredibly well, but I don't know any public schools that fall into that category.
I understand that, but it's not as if they've really changed. They always used Rails to advertise Basecamp and vice-versa.
However that plist hack wasn't anywhere near useful to someone like NSO. Different ballgame.
If you thought site performance is bad now, wait a few quarters when there are grey beard investors pressuring leadership to wring out the last shekels from this carcass.
An additional outcome in higher-ed was the perceived dilution of the religious characteristics of Catholic universities (a large portion of the prominent private universities) who took the money; the more-religious types complain about Jesuit schools, Notre Dame, etc. for being beholden to the whims of the state for so much of their funding that they cease to serve their mission, and their remaining supporters are mostly the ones who care about sports and the brand-value of the school name. For charter-schools at the secondary level, I'd expect the same kind of thing, only much faster.
> Prison does not mean their life is over. Suicide means their life is over. Plenty of people live happy and fulfilling lives after getting out of prison. Acting like this person's life is over because of potential jailtime is an insult to anyone who has served time.

200 years. They have no expectation of ever leaving prison. It’s very easy for someone to believe that their life is forever over and that everyone they’ve ever known or loved will quickly stop paying notice to them.

> And you are also ignoring that this person hasn't even been convicted or sentenced yet.

That didn’t matter. When you have people standing over you, confidently declaring that no, really, you’re going away forever, the case against you is very strong, impenetrable even, this is all your fault and you’re a failure and people will laugh at your absence. That does *a lot* to a person.

> The treats of the maximum penalty were potentially a bargaining tactic to get a plea deal. That is something that happens constantly in this country and another facet of our legal system that I don't support.

Arguably, it’s psychological torture.

Just because a lot of so-called criminals can survive it without being overwhelmed to the point of suicide doesn’t mean they all will.
Nvidia and Linux, a frustrating duo. Nvidia! Fuck you!
You can't get any more west coast than Alaska
So at best it's net neutral in educational outcomes, with increased administrative costs? Neat. Sounds like a great policy.

What evidence is there that vouchers are helpful?

Who benefits? (the answer here isn't "everybody")
Sure, for example I usually use Cobra. But what I meant was that people often mention Go as being explicitly preferable to Rust for CLIs, and I’m not sure why if I have to pull in a dependency in either case.
Yeah it's only a bit like that, in that AAD does identity stuff. It's way way way less critical than IAM though.
I read most of the filing and it was surprisingly legible and illuminating.
There's actually a mobile web view which works even better than old.reddit.com - it's i.reddit.com , and it's even faster, cleaner, and less javascript, with the added benefit that it doesn't display any of the custom CSS or customizations from the subreddit (like the header banners etc).
https://i.reddit.com is where it is at. I hope they don’t disable this.
Where Is Coding Headed?
You also can't get any more east-coast than Alaska.
Aside from disabling custom CSS being an option, I haven't ever stumbled into that problem.

Could you link to an example? In curious :)
completely agree with both of you.

old. and RES is my method as well
That’s a tough question considering the massive variability in school quality and culture at the micro (neighborhood/district) and macro (state/region) levels. But the short answer is schools are in a constantly losing race to serve all students needs, as guaranteed by the 13th-15th amendments and enforced by civil rights legislation of the 1950s and 1960s (most recently reauthorized as the Every Student Succeeds Act).

I’d argue that schools, in an attempt to appease everyone, are designed for no one… modern democracy in action.
Yes, if I'm not wrong the fundamental difference is the Leslie rotates the horn where the other companies had to rotate the entire speaker.
Except it pushes the problem onto someone else :). Though yeah I'd probably do it too in the end. Not everyone uses Reddit anyway
Is it even AI?
Could I do this with Docker on Windows?
Probably their most important consumer and b2b off the shelf cloud service, yeah, but when people talk about Azure I presume they mean more like, the compute, database, hosted kubernetes etc products. Most of which people run Linux on and tend(?) not to integrate with ActiveDirectory, broadly.
Why don't they sue them in a Russian court? There are laws against cybercrime there too.
The NES came out much later. 6 years later in Japan and 8 years later in the US.
I've used the old site exclusively since the rewrite (and for a long time before it), and https://old.reddit.com specifically is still the most unreliable large commercial website I can think of by a wide margin. It's fast when it works, but I get orders of magnitude more 5XX errors on https://old.reddit.com than on any other site I can think of.
Lots of good OpenAI news lately. In case you missed it in previous threads, feel free to play around with some short stories:

[1] https://toldby.ai

The API is a bit expensive, but even a $100 monthly budget has been sufficient to run the site above. I'm still on the lookout for cheaper alternatives though
Maybe notice that only you are talking about GOP memes and polarization.
i call this a bs strawman. this is just nonsense because as you said, element and email are perfect examples of decentralized networks. you also have fediverse that woks on trust between a local network as well as any trusted servers, still that system doesn't just explode.
Fool me once, shame on me.
Fool me twice, shame on... well, you know what I mean.

Let us know when Rails can safely be updated from one tiny version to the next. I'm tired of Rails developers telling me that nobody can touch any of the myriad packages that're part of Rails, even when there are significant security updates, due to fear of breaking things.
> the omicron variant is somewhat close to common cold, and that it causes mild symptoms

No, we don’t have anywhere near enough data yet to draw that conclusion.

What we know for sure is that it generally doesn’t cause hospitalization/death among people that have previously been infected by Covid or vaccinated. Which is generally true for every variant. And we also know that it has a significant degree of immune escape, causing a much higher rate of reinfections / breakthrough infections than previous variants.

It may be that it turns out to cause less severe disease even for the immunologically naïve, and many observers are hopeful that that turns out to be the case.

> cannot get the vaccines for health reasons

I would recommend you consult a physician who is an expert in your condition before making this decision.
The backups are incomplete on Kuro5hin and several of his websites. Anything that might prove what I wrote was not backed up. He was also several nicks like Mr Markup and Repeatable Hairstyle. Because Rusty would ban him and remove his diaries because Rusty got C&D letters from lawyers about Crawford's posts. Then Crawford just came back as another nick.
Is the performance difference of PEXT vs. the classic 64-bit magic bitboards actually close to 50%? The very slight latency increase of and/multiply/shift instead of pext should be somewhat offset by somewhat smaller tables (since magic hashing can have helpful collisions), right?

I should probably know this, since I "discovered" PEXT bitboards, but I got out of computer chess before I got BMI-capable hardware, and so I never actually implemented them :)
Similarly you could run Word on a computer from the 90s, but it's easier and more continent to use a modern PC.
I literally have not heard a more naive statement on this site, ever. If you work in IT, please educate yourself on this. I'm serious.
There’s even a book about that! https://datavisualizationtoolkit.com/

Who would have thought that the “Data Visualization Toolkit” would be about Rails?

Turns out, it’s pretty sweet actually! rails new, g migration, baddaboom. I’ve done this a few times, but usually use chartkick rather than d3 as the book suggests.
This is why it makes no sense in the long term to build and entire business on top of someone else's API, only for them to shut it down or ban it if they want to.

The best outcome if one was going to do that is to sell the business off immediately.
Unfortunately old.Reddit is not actually a great experience on mobile.
Despite the fake viewership numbers, RPAN is actually the best marketing tool on the internet for content creators. It's the only site that gives you a built-in audience without any effort, and musicians in particular have used it to build massive followings outside of Reddit, on the order of tens (and even hundreds) of thousands of followers. There's honestly no better way to find an initial fanbase -- even if you never get top broadcast.
How the Taxi Workers Won
Hardware wallets are basically crypto keys in a smart card with a gui, so crypto hardware wallets are going to eventually migrate to the smart card in everyone's computer (TPM) and mobile phone (secure enclave and equivalents). Webauthn shows what this future will be. Everyone's hardware wallet will eventually just be their mobile phone.
Considering OpenAI's notorious history of apparently pivoting 180 to Closed (see HN references ad nauseum), you might be wise to be hesitant.

This is perhaps an organisation with more fame than trust.
Archived: https://archive.ph/eJL50
> You might be trying to use the dumpster fire that's https://reddit.com

IMO this has dual meaning. Of course, the (new reddit) UI is not my preference for sure. But the content on (not logged in) reddit.com is just so unbelievably different from what I see when logged in (to old.reddit.com). Therein lies the dumpster fire. I've had thumbnails disabled since forever ago, and picked a handful of subreddits across a couple of multireddits. I never really understood why people would think Reddit was anything like Facebook or any such similar site. Until one day I saw what it looked like to everyone else.

Reddit for me looks a lot like it looked back in ~2004, but with comments :)
I apologize for responding to myself, but I want to point out that I don't know the specific laws that may govern whatever account under which Pelosi's husband is executing trades. As I understand it, all property between spouses (in Minnesota, at least) is considered implicitly as "joint tenants in common" between spouses, but this may not be the case in California.

If all property in California is considered joint tenants in common between spouses, then this gives the lie (not mere equivocation) to the statement that "...the speaker does not own any stocks".

Can anyone shed light on this matter?
You're doing an equally good job of avoiding expressing any empathy and human concern your response instead with again defending your own position and word choice.

I'll offer you another opportunity with your own question:

Should "my client is a suicide risk" be a path to reduced sentencing?
my internal reaction to this idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOKociU8t_Q&t=5s
If he had an episode in McDonalds it is against the ADA to arrest him. He was painted off as a lunatic to discredit him. It is like arresting a diabetic for insulin shock and calling them drunk.
TypeScript for Pythonistas
You cannot catch schizoaffective disorder it is rare and affects 1% of the population.
Not needed, but good to have. I've immediatly installed Go 1.18 yesterday and created a generic stack, tree and set with corresponding methods for traversal or union, intersect, ... it makes live easier.
I once ran some ads on Reddit to promote my website. What I found from the ad report was 99% of Reddit users were using the mobile app.

So I am afraid Reddit won't care about the web UI much now.
Like. Flirt. Ghost: A Journey into the Social Media Lives of Teens
I'd hope it would encourage them to be slightly less passive white knights in future.
> I wish the touchpad weren’t too large though or improve the palm detection. If macOS have the feature, then it is not on par as other trackpad manufacture which their palm detection/rejection is superior to Apple's.

Man, this is just not my experience at all. Apple's palm rejection feels best-in-class to me -- I literally never have any issue with it on a MacBook Pro (I never even thought about it for years, using Macs exclusively), and I've never not had an issue with it on any Windows laptop I've tried (Lenovo Thinkpads, Asus, Dell, Alienware). All of the WinTel offerings seem to rely on a bog-standard Synaptics or Microsoft driver with mediocre-at-best palm rejection.

Maybe it just works better for some people than others?
Try navigating the comments from a post you found in a google search while not logged in.
> the jpeg frames with appropriate timing via a 2-3 frame buffer

Oh people have tried this many times. Don’t bother. Both x264 and NVENC can encode with no buffering (1 frame at a time) and get the same latency benefits without killing quality and bandwidth. JPEGs just look terrible unless they’re lossless.

That aside, you brought up the real issue with open source DASH client implementations: They have terrible buffering algorithms that keep several seconds of video in memory instead of 2-3 frames even though the user might have a decent connection. Oh and by default they use the HTTP Date header for time synchronization between client/server so you only get 1 second resolution lol

Part of the issue is that the majority of nontechnical users are on a shitty connection (WiFi or mobile data). They’ll always have to buffer >1 second (>60 frames) due to packet loss so they won’t see any benefits from a better implementation.
This is what I didnt get about the multi-AZ claims. If you're in multiple zones within the same region when that region goes down, you're still going down too. Yet, this seems to be the agreed upon solution decreed far & wide.
Being single and living alone is incredibly expensive
Students opting out for charters, private schools or homeschooling can hurt public schools because their funding is based on headcount.

Public schools also see their expenses drop when their headcount drops, yes?
I don’t know if there will be a “next” one. I think these vampires will be with us for the foreseeable future. There will be a separate “enthusiast web” (maybe out of the fediverse but I’m not gonna hold my breath) but it’ll never get big enough to go fully mainstream.

Already the real action is happening on chat apps these days. These are your discords and slacks and clubhouses. In them I see the vitality of the old IRC and forum culture eras.
AFAIK it works only for his first company, which is fair, MEI is ok for a first company. But not for serial projects like his, with many different areas of business.

Also, sorry to say, but I would never have a MEI myself. The mixture of your personal legal entity (for US citizens, think of your social security number) being legally bound to your CNPJ (for US citizens, an LLC or other company) is another problem entirely. If your company gets audited, all your personal accounts and your IRS get audited at the same time? Hard no for me. Thank you.
Archived: https://archive.ph/LLr4Q
I deleted my 14-year account when an admin suspended me for speaking my mind. Never had an issue up to that point. The content quality has declined dramatically over the years and the astroturfing is out of control. I just got sick of it.
> I have certainly been happy to see a problem evaporate even if I'm not 100% certain why.

And it reappears months or years later to haunt another user with a slightly different configuration, or more or less CPU cores, or the software itself has changed to re-expose the underlying race condition.
I agree with the neighbor comment, 2015 was a long time ago. See the state of the art today:

Agility Robotics Digit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jycdks836bY

Boston Dynamics Atlas:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tF4DML7FIWk

Neither of those robots use a static walk. That is obvious enough in the above Boston Dynamics video, but Agility Robotics also just released a little video explaining their (very robust) dynamic walking system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpxrnrR_Tsg

It seems clear the basic hardware to do humanoid walking is technologically achievable today. Personally I would think Tesla would be better suited by copying or buying Agility Robotics as Digit is a smaller robot and it looks cheaper than Atlas too. Better for working in a warehouse alongside people as shown in the top video link in this post, and they seem a smaller company than BD and so cheaper to buy. Musk is very happy to buy firms that produce tech his companies need.

As far as the software problem, it is a big one to be sure. I don't think they have all the pieces to the puzzle, but I do think Tesla's Dojo AI system has promise for training a machine like a humanoid. Their system is designed to ingest experience and produce neural nets which can navigate in the real world. They may be willing to take a bet, despite the clear risks, on using this system for humanoids. If they buy Agility Robotics, rev the design to add their AI system (which is extremely powerful AI hardware with their own custom processor), they could be in production on prototypes within a year.

This all has the disclaimer that success is still very hard and not guaranteed, but then that's the kind of thing Musk loves to throw resources at.

Also: I do not work for any companies in this field. I am making a farming robot (see profile).
Transmission costs are no longer a significant percentage.

Solar roofs are not getting anything 'for free'. Its a dangerous job; perhaps now the most dangerous of all (according to insurance estimates).

Roofs aren't engineered to support industrial installations at all. And indeed the coincidental accident of construction can leave them with little or no optimum roof space.
China Becomes Third Country to Develop Floating Nuclear Reactor
I like to put down the nice-jolly-point-grabby-no-content ones and the long-treatise-on-why-someone-is-wrong-on-the-internet-wall-of-text-waste-of-space types of comments. I also like to upvote those which are voted down (but not dead) for cynicism. UX people who like to discuss the arrangement of letters in the title instead of the article itself get it the worst. I am pretty much the exact opposite of HN.
That such things exist is just, sad.

Bitcoin’s intrinsic value seems to be as a way of turning $100 of electricity into $1 of currency.
The Coin Standard: On the Failed Dreams of William Hope Harvey
I just finished watching these movies for the first time literally hours ago.

They are beautiful visually but fail on every level of storytelling.

The whole movie was long flowing landscape shots with music swells and battles that were boring.

There was no discernible plot, just elves walking and occasionally running or flying in the forest, or a field sometimes. The world failed to establish any rules or explain itself adequately.

The movie lurched from set piece to set piece and lacked the connective tissue of storytelling.

In the modern vernacular, the whole movie is payoffs with no setups.

Go ahead, burn my account down :-)
Maybe this is a problem of our tooling or terminology not being good enough, but I don't agree with the idea that code that passes the available acceptance tests at a given point in time is "right". A codebase is a living thing that needs to be maintained, so it's not enough for the code to be "accidentally right"; it needs to do the right thing for the right reasons such that it will still do the right thing as it evolves.
It's difficult to summarize the Complaint, but it contains a fair bit of evidence showing how the botnet works and each of the individual scams that are perpetrated by its operators. It also looks like the operators left a very small fingerprint in a couple of places which has exposed their real identities which Google is using to attach them to the claims.
Also centralized
They switched to WebRTC and some 'open' media node (which was stagnant and feeble)