skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also: like my feet متل إجري and like my ass متل طيزي

I'm sure there are many other examples in other Arabic dialects
John C. Lilly ‘modified human agents’ human, dolphin neuropsychology experiments
I find John C. Lilly (not the former CEO of Mozilla) highly interesting despite accusations of Dolphin sexual abuse in his experiments. This interest is mostly a result of his outsized impact on science fiction and popular culture from Johnny Mnemonic all the way to Hawaii 5-0. This article addresses what I would describe as MK-ultra adjacent research at NIHM that bring to mind books like Flowers for Algernon as well as recent CIA torture programs designed to induce a state of “Learned helplessness” https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2019/12/04/us/p...
What are you referring to? Neither "payed" nor "paid" are in the article or this comment section.
Even stronger (and more like "zero fucks ..." imho): Das ist (mir) scheißegal ("indifferent as shit" ot something like it).
It is hard to find the exact meaning of ass though; always ends up with donkey; asshole is anus, but ass would be butt then? My point is ; reet != anus.
That proportions in that analogy seem way off. Every single neuron of the human brain could be utilizing quantum mechanical effects at the same time. Not very much at all like a kid's sand castle against the world's tides. I don't think anyone really understand "thinking" and quantum mechanics well enough for the mechanisms to be apparent. I mean, squirrels convert forest detritus into general intelligence. I don't understand the strong certainty against the idea that there's some physics based piece of the puzzle that we're missing.
Ironically, the original design of Spotify (before it launched in the US) actually looked like a ripoff of Limewire.

I’m guessing this was on purpose to try and transition the P2P crowd over to streaming.
Electron is the third coming of MSHTML packaged apps and XUL, those died, Electron will eventually follow them.
Is there an option to navigate the windows with the arrow keys with this?
In Spanish, I'd say "me importa un pepino" ("I care a cucumber") shares as much popularity as "me importa un pimiento" ("I care a pepper"). Personally I've heard/used the second one a lot more, but I guess it may depend on the region or something.

But there are other, more explicit, expressions equally popular. There is "me importa una mierda" ("I care a shit"), and the most vulgar one is probably "me suda la polla" ("it makes my dick sweat") or, for short, "me la suda".
The formal British English equivalent is "That's very interesting."
How to Compare Incomes Across Countries
Redux never clicked for me.
I don't think it even needs to be high-quality or unusual, these days. A Mosin bolt-action rifle is not exactly rare, with 37 million made in total. It's also, with few exceptions (such as Finnish marksman variants) not exactly the finest gun in terms of build. 15 years ago, you could get one for $70. 5 years ago, they were going for $300 or so. These days, $600 would be a good find.
Unlike Apple’s Safari that consistently introduces privacy related features and provides excellent battery life.
Play with the application. In each of the main views try to find prominent/unique label strings. Search for those labels in the code base to get an entry point to the view. Then explore the code around that entry point and try to change something here and there and see if it has the effect you expected.

Other then that there is not much to that you would not do in other code bases as well. Set up your IDE probably do you have all the linters ready and can easily navigate the code base.

Ask your lead or mentor to show you the low prio backlog Tickets that have 1 or 2 story points and start the to get your feet wet. Once you have solve one, ask how your commit process works and follow it. Rinse and repeat three times then pick a ticket from the Sprint filter and start contributing.
“I’ll let it rust my rectum” alliterates even more (although technically the rectum is the last part of the intestine)...
How to open a door – Finnish instructional video from 1979
Slovak:

mám v piči (mám to v piči) = i have (it) in vagina

Môžem (to) jebať = i can fuck (that)

Jebem na to = fuck on that

Môžem osrať = i can poop on it

Serem na to = I'm pooping on it

Sral to pes = May dog poop it out

Kašlem na to = I'm coughing on it
What is it in French?
And the local variations. In NZ the bulk of "e"s in words like pen, ten, etc. are often pronounced as "i"s, like in pin or tin. Took me a while to get used to it.
It can also be seen as a sort of challenge: for the longest time what we could compute was limited by our hardware, and we ran close to its limits. Nowadays what we can compute is mostly limited by our imagination, and we run close to those limits. The gauntlet thrown down by that closing statement is to dream bigger.
Certainly you can ask these questions but these are business process issues, not technical ones. They're unrelated to AI.

My personal take is you won't see any tangible movement on this until black women (or whatever group you choose) comprise a tangible proportion of revenue generating users. Corporations operate for money and nothing else.
In French, the one with the paint is not common. However “je m’en branle” (I wank myself with it?) and “j’en ai rien à branler/foutre/secouer” (I have nothing to wank/jerk/shake with it) are _very_ common.
> housing, which is an asset

No, it's not.

Residential real estate is an asset, housing is service.

Imputed rent (the cost of rent forgone as a result of choosing to reside in the property you own rather than renting it out) is the cost (the money given up in exchange for) that service, for homeowners choosing to reside in the home they own.

> Inflation has been redefined to exclude asset prices,

Inflation has generally excluded asset prices for the entire 102 years for which the US has measured it, as the fundamental concept has always been measuring final consumer goods and services prices, not assets. The exception, for a 30 year period in the middle (starting in 1953 and abandoned in 1983) was homeownership costs, which was a clumsy way of dealing with the fact that only counting direct rent, as had been done from 1919, was completely of ignoring housing costs for the growing group of homeowners. The switch to the owners equivalent rent method in 1983 returned the measure of inflation to it's core purpose, while not excluding homeowners actual costs of housing.
But ios apps are runnable on macs, aren’t they? And on that front apple does want some unification.
Forced labour is pushing it, at least for the general population. They were paid, had vacations and other "benefits", and could change jobs. If those are your criteria for forced labour, wait until you hear of countries with healthcare tied to the employer, and close to zero employee protections.

But yes, they were kept inside the country, which is a separate issue.
It is also not as elaborate as your parent is trying to say. It's less straight forward than TS->JS (because they are intentionally super/sub languages and the same runtime) but it's not the 'magic' that is indicated. That's why there have been many transpilation projects (which were quite perfect and solid, just missing libraries). Without the tooling and support they are useless though (and died).
In Spanish, in particular in Spain, "cucumber" is seldom used. The order of most used according to a recent corpus [1] and google search suggestions would be:

I care a ... ("Me importa un ...")

- Amaranth, "bledo" (a plant)

- Penis, "carajo"

- Cumin, "comino"

- Bell pepper, "pimiento"

- Ball, "huevo"

- Cucumber, "pepino"

[1] https://www.corpusdelespanol.org/
Electron exists because some developers don't care about their users, that is its case.

Why bother with web widgets, or running daemons with local browser when one can contribute to Google's takeover on the Web.
Log4j: China pulls support from Alibaba for not reporting to government first
Please take a look at: zcash, monero, grin, beam, etc ...
Here in the US we had a special high strength box that allowed our child to sleep between us when warranted, it was strong enough to keep us from rolling over accidents.
Shortened Austrian version for „This is sausage to me“ is roughly „muh sausage“ („mia wuascht“).
> The exact reason why I compare microservices to OOP ;-)

That's just because some guru -- Uncle Bob, or even more probably Martin Fowler, I think -- some (rather long by now) time ago wrote a lot of examples along the lines of "methods should be at most five, preferably three, lines long" in Java.

If you look for later examples of the same kind of recommendation you'll probably find they're mostly written in funtional languages nowadays, so you could just as well say "that's why I compare microservices to FP".
also "Evolution" by Steven Baxter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_(Baxter_novel)
How this is the highest scored comment, I really do not know.

How can the HN crowd miss the point by such a length?
Pity that it all boils down to ChromeOS.
I would assume these data sets are not manually selected but imported from some mechanism.

Other issues which are sure to arise is that the a.i. will have trouble with people who aren't smiling, and that the data set probably contains people who look better than average, and almost certainly excludes people who suffer from injuries or deformities in appropriate proportions.

Perhaps an interesting project is simply the compilation of a vast dataset of “world proportional pictures of people”. — It would be an interesting undertaking to realize such a dataset.
ripgrep is a faster and newer alternative with many ergonomic improvements.

The lineage is grep (C, 1973) -> ack (Perl, ~2006) -> ag (C, ~2011) -> rg (Rust, ~2016)

Ack inspired a wave of tool rewrites to accommodate better interfaces and usability.
In Hebrew it can also be "מעניין את הביצה שלי" "It's interesting to my testicle"
I've seen this news shared through various forums at least 5-6 times and not once did I think it's an actual dinosaur embryo! Sure, science reporting, especially the headlines in mainstream media, can be much better but I'm not sure that's the case here
I am very much looking forward to part 2 also!

I think the drama around the pain box and a couple of other moments was not as good as it could have been, IMHO, but it does do a good job of telling the story (so far), and things are on such a huge scale... very worthwhile. I sincerely hope they manage to film the first three books, at least.
Money is representation of value within a society, but it only has value within that society - and to the extent it can be traded abroad. The value is protected by the legal system, by the army, facilitated by the roads, bridges and infrastructure. Just because you get a "dollar" or "ruble" in exchange for work doesn't intrinsically mean that you are owed anything. That obligation comes from the system in which you, your employer and your fellow countryfolk coexist and cooperate.

You cannot divorce one from the other.

[edit] (They earned units that they could exchange immediately or at some future time. Whether or not that amounted to wealth is based on what those units could or did turn into at the point of measure within the framework of the society in which they exist.)
You found it not interesting you say? In other words, it could oxidize on your anus?
yeah I got that one too (non native speaker), where things that sound the same sound different in your brain, even though they don't really if you say them out loud.
That's a completely effortless translation.

I am pretty sure that "мне по хрену" is a parody on "мне по плечу" (literally "fits my shoulder" but means "doable to me / within my powers"). Russian people coin new expressions with such witticisms all the time.

So, reproducing the same parody in English, one could say "fits my wiener". Horseradish here being an obscenity-avoiding euphemism for c*ck (like English "wiener"), not the plant (just like all the sausages and cucumbers in the other languages).
Completely agree with this. I think the notion that "drugs make you more creative" is a common misconception/fallacy. Creativity is hard to quanitfy.
However drugs certainly make you more receptive to certain stimuli.
It is useful to stream the whole desktop because you don't only look at code while pair programming. We look at the stories in Pivotal, read slack, google stuff, read documents and so on, all of that needs to be shared also.
4. It can’t involve anything off the chain (physical assets or items) or your data integrity will require some sort of a centralized trusted oracle that defeats the trustless nature of the blockchain.

This basically means most of the examples in IBMs marketing (supply chain management, vaccine rollouts etc) don’t actually make any sense to do on blockchain vs using a regular database.
I believe we've been able to model the processes behind neural firings for quite some time now, the issue is more mapping between that micro-scale understanding of how each individual piece in a 10^10 piece puzzle with 10^15 edges affects the macro-scale emergent properties of said puzzle. It's less a lack of understanding of the processes and more a complexity so great that it exceeds the grasp of our best modeling tools thus far.

We can barely model the humble nematode c. elegans with its 330 neurons.
Who is arguing that a 100% tax is legal and just? Is that some weird slippery slope tuned to a million? A 100% tax can't work, so any tax is bad! Is that it?

Taxes are a great way for citizens to give back to the pool used on them, proportionally, and for governments to insentivise and discourage behaviour ( e.g. lower taxes on electric vehicles and raise them on more polluting types). Saying taxation is theft is a great way to out oneself as incredibly naïve and with approximately zero understanding of how anything related to government, politics or economy functions.
But that's how investigation works.

It's illegal because we don't want to increase consumption because it's not good for society.

Because here we're talking about a european country, where we have very different problems from USA.

Don't grow in front of your neighbours. The police here will not search you if they can't justify a suspicion.

You don't believe then do you want the links to my private youtube video? You will see a guy that looks like a nazi without any teeth that he lost consuming crack saying he's the real father of my son, that I shouldn't be trans, and that he's going to fuck me up in front of the police. Is this something you want to see to believe it? Because you believe we're in a world of good guys maybe?

It wasn't stressful, my lawyer wiped the floor with them. What are you talking about, we're talking about Belgium and France, there are all ethnicities in the police and the justice and all, there is no racism there like there is (apparently) in the USA.

This article is propaganda making our states weaker which does not benefit any of us. Quit thinking we have the same problems as the US because that's not the case.
The Deutsches Museum in Munich exhibits a mechanical Gezeitenrechenmaschine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oyq2zVXLKmY
I am also Lithuanian. I totally disagree with Your position and see no justification why this is good for us.

You seem to be naive and ideological. We didn't do a lot of business with Taiwan previously, sure. But it's very small comparing to the amount of business we are losing to China. I don't know if You have noticed the rising prices of products in our country much faster than wages. It took 1-2 months to get a shipping container from China 6months ago. Now it takes 3-5 months. Prices are going up. Taking a political stance against China hurts our businesses, increases prices to us all. With the marginal benefit of a pat on the back from ideological people
If the victim finds it appropriate to offer then ok.

The issue here is the package deal, not all death row inmates are equal. One is a monster that molested and killed a number a number of children, another is an idiot that played knight rider and ended up crashing into a group of people.

As an unrelated (not a victim) observer, I’m fine for mercy and forgiveness for the second type, provided victims agree. I’m definitely not fine giving a chance to get out on the streets to the first type.
In russia I was introvert but my english teacher's love of english turned to english lover and more of an extrovert. Way that insinuation works in English is brilliant and how I liked to compress what I am saying, russian is very intricate but verbose language, I found home in English though being down to the center bi-cultural, bi-lingual. Generally I feel english is so super efficient and dramatic language but russian is a feeling language kind of more precise but also heavy.

My mind being slow I prefer English and it makes me more extraverted, russian being good with close friends but clumsy with external world.
2c.
My criteria for forced labor is being criminally charged for refusing to work.
You can still have a hunting permit, you can still practice at shooting clubs.
"Ça m'en touche une sans faire bouger l'autre."
Depends on the country. I would expect Italians to be far more relaxed than Americans.

Fact is that people plainly don't know how official or authentic information looks like in case of anything Covid. Was at a barber last week and he has to check my vaccination status. I presented my QR code, she looked at it for a few seconds and then was already happy. You are supposed to scan it with another app but nobody seems to know this... Perhaps she can read QR codes in her head?
Yep, in Rome and around it, probably as someone said in another comment, "sticazzi" would be used, though I think that it has a slightly different meaning.

In Tuscany, it would be the "(but) I care (or don't care) a (beautiful) saw"->(ma) (non) m'importa una (bella) sega)
I just started to watch all movies in English whenever I can, this helped me a tremendous amount.

But occasionally, it happens that I still get it wrong. For example, just a few weeks back, I've heard 'Arkansas' pronounced in the News - totally different than I would have pronounced it. I know how to pronounce 'Kansas', and I was always under the impression that 'Arkansas' is the same with an 'Ar-' prefixed, which is apparently not the case.

Since it hasn't been mentioned yet in this thread: https://youglish.com/ is absolutely brilliant to figure out how something is pronounced, saved me quite a few times already of mispronouncing things.
“Dominant life form” is not really a well defined concept.

I assume you would say humans are the dominant life form of the present day earth, and many would agree with that. Ants are more numerous, cattle and antarctic krill are heavier by biomass so clearly such simple metrics are not what we are after.

And clearly back when humans started developing “higher inteligence” they were just funny monkeys running around the savana harased by jackals left and right. Very much not a “dominant life form” in any sense of the word. One could attribute any special significance to them only in hindsight by what they become, rather than what they were.
In the same vein, there are lot of variations.

One I heard in the army is “je m’en tamponne le coquillard avec une patte d’alligator femelle”. “I pat my butt with a female alligator’s leg”

In fact when you search google for “je m’en tamponne le coquillard avec”, google will autocomplete with “a lobster’s tibia”, “a morrocan shoe”, etc.
That'd be interesting, but there's an obvious answer of "Of course not, no one should have to travel that far!" It's much more interesting to consider a case of someone who lives 2 minutes away from the office and just doesn't want to come in. Would they be reprimanded for refusing to comply with the 'requirement' to come in?

If they wouldn't then it's not a requirement.

If they would then I suspect many people at that company are job hunting right now.
Can you give some examples on why you think Windows XP is better than macOS and also how macOS is crap?
This is true. Even though some species excel in certain areas (beavers are good at building, dolphins can communicate), no other species come close to human intelligence.

We don't know if there's some special sauce that makes humans unique.
Has anyone tried the Unreal Engine's "The Matrix Awakens" * tech demo on the PS5 or XBoxen? The settings menu looks like this. Another recent homage to the late 90s.

1. https://youtu.be/WU0gvPcc3jQ
Technical matters to me.

Maybe that's not what was claim, I beg to interpret this law differently, and anyway I disagree with the response that has been given here.

And ... I'm not the only one who interprets the law in question this way:

https://www.nextinpact.com/lebrief/48261/chiffrement-bout-en...

https://www.rtbf.be/info/belgique/detail_un-projet-de-loi-be...

So, you've been under the influence of fake news.

Sorry.
No, shoehorning a hypertext document viewer and a bunch of macros into being an application has never been a good idea. Imagine building an app in Word with macros written in its version of visual basic and then being serious about it and distributing it as your official and only desktop experience. That's how I feel about all this electron crap.
cat complaints.txt > /dev/null
Ahh, I see, I didn't get the meaning of "give" as "care", now it makes sense.
Ahh the memory of case sensitive domains!
And “its hurting” (zabole me) and “fuck it” (jebe mi se) as well :)
Portuguese is apparently missing in the thread, here are 2 of the most popular:

Brazil: I'm not even there ("Não estou nem aí")

Portugal: Would I want to know ("Quero lá saber")
This is not what I read.
> and you can reasonably get away with doing absolutely nothing

I see comments in this vein a lot and it just blows my mind that you'd want to sit around all day doing nothing. To be clear, I'm not advocating the sort of role/company which demands 110% for 12 hours a day, work/life balance is extremely important. But I could not find any enjoyment in just sitting at my desk all day without actually doing anything productive. I guess I'm fortunate enough to have a job which I really enjoy.
I have no experience with analog computers at all, but I think those could be less of a problem as of today. You could plug a bunch of digital sensors/controllers/actuators to the analog computing unit to monitor for those, which was simply not possible in the 60s. Also, you can check their accuracy against their digital equivalents or simulations, which are less efficient but yield better results.
I loved Windows XP (I think most of us did) but I find the Windows NT/2000 -> Windows 7 design to be the most intuitive. I still install Start10 on every server and workstation I use and revert to the Windows 7 style. I suspect I'll do it for as long as Start10 supports their software (fortunately they already patched Windows 11, too).
I strongly disagree. Windows XP plasticky design was pretty unappealing.

Windows 2000 and Windows Vista on the other hand... Much better in my opinion. Also Mac OS Aqua design was great when it was skeuomorphic.
A thing I've heard several Germans do (myself also not native speaker btw, not german though), is translate "biss" always as "until", never as "before" or "by". E.g. "we have to hand in the homework until Friday".

It's one of those things that once you've noticed, you keep on noticing and cannot unnotice. You automatically start thinking "wow, that's a lot of handing in! "
I'm reminded of this commit to a python repo about the form of English to be used being dismissed as 'White Supremacy'

https://github.com/python/peps/commit/0c6427dcec1e98ca0bd46a...
(I would have expected this comment on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29630293#29631288 instead:-)

No, Blc is not a concatenative language. It uses application rather than concatenation to combine programs, and its semantics is not described in terms of stack operations (the blc seld-interpreter happens to use a stack though).