skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What about making a prediction while being, as you're saying it, 95% sure its bullshit?

Is that not lying? When does it become lying, when you're 100% sure you're not saying the truth?
> The language already has syntax to structure things

I don’t think the language has anything suitable for these purposes. What did you have in mind?
Should be yyyy-MM-dd :P
Why do you need to insert a man in the middle vector?
I mean GrapheneOS even provides it's users a web based installer. I really hate these marketing schemes based on privacy buzzwords.
> ... or (in hindu cases) based on some astrological calculations that are too detailed to explain here.

I feel cheated. I got my nickname because my baby sister couldn't pronounce my name correctly.
Shouldn't those issues be addressed head-on for the field to flourish though? It seems to me that if peer reviewers in the field hold this perception, many more outside of the fields do as well. If a paper makes a claim that a technology solves a problem, and then fails to support that claim to a sufficient degree such that it cannot pass peer review, that sounds like way more than a nitpick.
An NFT is easier to issue than a tote bag. You don’t even have to give the buyer anything of value at all.
That's an ambitious goal, I'm not sure to see how that would be maintainable on the long run.

On a much smaller scale, if anyone is interested, I maintain a black list focused on those code snippet content farms that gets in the way when you're searching for some error message or particular function here https://github.com/jhchabran/code-search-blacklist.
After all that is his business model :)
Just a quick reminder, using syscalls without libc is something that will cause trouble with OpenBSD. From [1]: "The eventual goal would be to disallow system calls from anywhere but the region mapped for libc"

[1] https://lwn.net/Articles/806776/
> But this part is usually not leaving their basement

Unless you find a way to validate that one really is travelling, that's a red herring. The issue is that I can see Female X is in London and I can pose as a traveller to catfish her (or worse).

Which is annoying, because the idea is good. I guess this is why we can't have nice things.
Absolutely. I am saying that whoever wants to bring a product to the mainstream must also work super hard to make sure they are solving the right problems for the masses.

And the way to make it a mass product is to make it friendly for the regular users. I feel that a lot of HN-ers get lost in rabbit holes of uber-complex VPN setups or how do you make a Kubernetes clusters of RPi machines, or how do you 3D-print a case for that etc.

Not going to try and dictate what people should work on in their free time, obviously. I am only targeting such preachy articles and organizations. If they have the budget to market some future that they are not inventing yet then maybe they should reallocate some budget to actually inventing it as well.
In this case, fraud is far worse than theft. She defrauded investors of hundreds of millions of dollars and spent them on a what was essentially a vanity project. She destroyed hundreds of millions of dollars of private property.

Destroying 100 million is best compared to something like a "killdozer"[0] rampage. Holmes' crime was the destructive equivalent of leveling ~300 homes.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Heemeyer#The_'Killdozer...
Look into stoicism. Everything you are describing is core to the dichotomy of control:

“The chief task in life is simply this: to identify and separate matters so that I can say clearly to myself which are externals not under my control, and which have to do with the choices I actually control. Where then do I look for good and evil? Not to uncontrollable externals, but within myself to the choices that are my own..."

-Epictetus

There are things within your control such as creating issues on GitHub, questions on Stack Overflow, chatting in the project's chat/mailing list, opening up a PR, explaining to your leadership, etc.

There are things outside your control such as approving & merging a fix, getting attention on a GitHub issue / StackOverflow question, how your leadership reacts, etc.

I think the challenge you have right now is having clarity of the problem & solution.

A problem is a known unknown. It’s our assumption that needs clarity.
A solution is a known known. It's the facts we gain from having clarity.

Being able to articulate a problem helps us gain clarity. Clarity relies on the fact that our assumption is correct. Most of the time, our assumptions are wrong.

Feeling powerless comes from not taking control. You have many things in your control you can be doing. Once you do that, it'll be a hell of a lot easier on your conscious.
I liked Cousurfing, and paid them money for the service, but then they locked me out asking for a subscription. I'd happily use another application now, especially since their application was rather buggy and servers slow.
I've found it to work great in cities that have reached a critical mass of users, e.g. in Taipei & Kuala Lumpur I often found diverse gender balanced groups meeting.
In smaller cities it was 95% dudes looking for a hookup.
Fix in one place, and it's fixed everywhere. Allegedly.
The gender dynamics would likely have to separate sex drive from reproduction sufficiently that libido is maladaptive and ultimately eliminated from our biology.
That's an opinion piece that still even states "She should be held accountable for her actions as chief executive of Theranos."

Are there any actual articles with the message the op is suggesting?
Back then it was quite common to only care about two-digit years, and by implication only years from the 20th century.

This kind of feature[1] lead to many potential Y2K bugs.

[1] Which it shares with Perl and probably many other languages.
I think we are attacking the wrong angle here. This should be solved at google
At least now our presidential campaign promises come with receipts!
Right. What if they leaked?
Being employed by a crypto project is reportable conflict of interest, but not simple holdings.

I privately asked one of the editor exactly that and was told that they don't consider it reportable CoI unless you own "a significant stake in the project." They are effectively applying the same standard to crypto that other journals apply to stockholding and companies. Here is the policy,

https://ledgerjournal.org/ojs/ledger/conflicts

So basically if you own 200k USD of bitcoin you don't have to report it because it's not a significant stake of all bitcoins. Similarly, someone who owns 200k USD of Google stock wouldn't (in most scientific journals that I have checked) have to report it when peer reviewing a paper from Google, because it's not a large stake of Google's business.

Now, whether that makes sense for crypto (as opposed to stocks in public companies) or stocks is another question. Personally I would prefer that scientists (and specifically peer reviewers) report all financial stakes in companies or projects that are worth more than some amount, but that's not common.

It's definately something to remember when reading ANY peer-reviewed journal article that directly relates to someone's business.

(Also it's fairly common to see an article in a big journal with no CoI statement because the author went on to start a company based on that publication AFTER it was reviewed. Did they plan to do this? Hard to say.

IMO, it's important to google authors of dubious articles because CoI statements are almost never updated, even if the conflict is clear in retrospect. And journals should be pushed to update CoI on previously published work.)
How about support better search engines instead?
Thanks, that’s a great correction/clarification.
As someone who makes a hobby of learning languages, I am of the highly unpopular opinion that the world would be a better place if we could pick one easy-to-learn language (e.g. Malay) and one super-simple writing system (e.g. South Korean Hangul) and get our species out of the dark ages of having thousands of mutually unintelligible languages.

No-one in their right mind would create an ethical, functioning modern society with thousands of languages, some with 100% global power and some with 0%, and have children born into it at random.

Maybe it's because I'm not a historian, but statements like this:

> Michael Phelps, director of the Early Manuscripts Electronic Library, tells Gray of the Atlantic that the discovery of Caucasian Albanian writings at Saint Catherine’s library has helped scholars increase their knowledge of the language’s vocabulary, giving them words for things like “net” and “fish.”

... make me sad, not happy. This isn't exciting or fascinating, it's a testament to how pointless it is that we put so much value in languages, like we're still murmuring incantations around a fire and we just learned a new old one to murmur.

Let's pick a word for "net" and "fish" and finally, as a species, be done with it.

Make a program of keeping the new global language alive and equally accessible, just like we currently do with essential medicines.

Everybody has their own local medicines, even traditional witch-doctor medicines, but at the same time everybody gets the exact same doxycycline and training on when to use it. Likewise whatever word we end up choosing for "fish" and "net": use whatever word you want in your village, but when you want the one that works in the rest of the world, we made sure you're already armed with it.

Sure, languages evolve and you can't fight that, but with a global internet and a concerted effort to finally solve the Tower of Babel problem, languages can evolve everywhere at once into a single global language that every child gets brought up speaking.
S3 has a static site hosting function. Throw your files up on a bucket via a git repo and you’re in business. Hosting+static site generation all in one.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/Websit...
I played recreational level volleyball and softball for around two decades. More than half the people I dated, I met through those channels (including my wife). I continued to play whether or not I was single and after we married.

Was I encrypting my desires and bothering other people? I don’t think so. It turns out humans will, from time to time, hook up with other humans who they meet doing random things, even if those things aren’t swiping right on an app.
CentOS Stream 9 is not listed as an option?
I think you're wildly overestimating the influence of the minority within HN (or other similar communities) that actually care enough to switch to another search engine.

This reminds me of the Linux gamers who claim that they can influence game development companies by purchasing games with Linux ports, but wind up being less than 0.5% of sales of most games with Linux ports, which leads manufacturers to ignore that customer base almost completely.
See comments in this thread for a number of lists in progress.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29546433#29549855
I don't think you know what Shadow DOM means. Shadow DOM is not just another virtual DOM. It is a very specific thing built into browsers used only for HTML Custom Elements.

It is not very popular. React, Vue, etc., do not use the Custom Element spec.
To be frank, you’re struggling with junior web dev problems. Learn to be an engineer.
Great suggestion. I've been looking for a way to break into logistics/ltl freight. How did you deploy your first $10k?
It seems that I am discussing graphical design while you are discussing CSS anarchism and worst-case technical details. I mentioned text paragraphs because they are the most common and traditional type of block, but images and frames are popular since at least the middle ages and they should have about the same margins as text paragraphs (solid dark objects more, transparent images with internal empty space that adds to the "official" margin less).

The components around the slider are not "unknown": it's enough to be sure that, for example, their margins are between 20 and 30 px so the slider is allowed to claim -5px off a collapsed margin without collisions.
I feel like your comment is entirely gibberish. In the real world, nobody mistakes autism for intelligence.
I used the JS Date API for the first time a few months ago, and wrote something like

date.getYear() + "-" + date.getMonth() + "-" + date.getDay()

in the hope of getting something like "2022-1-4".

The actual result for that date is "122-0-2" - not a single component of the date was what I expected.
Wow awesome explanation, that's so cool, thank you!!
For those interested, I very much recommend this brief primer on ASML: https://youtu.be/jJIO7aRXUCg
I had a colleague (very smart guy, with excellent written English) who didn't believe me when I told him caveat was not pronounced the same as 'cave at'.
I'm not arguing that the author should give notice or would not be better served by leaving, I'm just saying that the author explicitly rules out departing and wonders what can be done without doing that.
I'd love to contribute. If my small contributions collectively have the potential to save many hours of others' time, it may end up the most impactful thing I do this year.
The worst possible outcome of this, and I hope clarification presses this, would be "You can't lie and bend the truth in biology startups, but can everywhere else."

Which would effectively siphon money away from an already hard but critical space.

The jury found Holmes guilty. But she should have been found just as guilty if she'd been running an adtech startup or a crypto company.
Does anybody knows this company or use any of its products?

Because this looks like a scam or another company providing security service for criminals (or will be mostly used by them).
I hadn't heard the term strawboard before, so if anyone is curious it is "A coarse yellow cardboard made of straw pulp."

https://www.wordnik.com/words/strawboard
Funny — I've been recently re-leafing through it to find _just_ the Babylonian infodumps. (though I failed at "skip ahead 5–10 pages whenever there is an action scene", because they're too good :-)

For me the blurring of religion/biology/code boundaries was brilliantly interesting (even if factually unconvincing). If you skip these infodumps, consider going back later.

-> for those who like that meta-liguistic angle, Laundry Files series by Charles Stross may be fun. It has some similar "Enochian" language used for programming zombies / magic / etc. (the tone is quite different though, more of a horror comedy, and varies between books as he's parodying different material.)

-> on the "collapse of government" angle, Diamond Age by Stephenson is almost a direct continuation. plus very cool nano-tech. (2nd half has few scenes using humans bodies in a gross way.)

-> if you like a large Quest crossing both physical and intellectual world, well, almost any Stephenson book :)
Since week year is so rarely used and since SimpleDateFormat() can't be changed perhaps the compiler could give a warning if it sees week year hardcoded in a call to SimpleDateFormat(). If its really wanted an annotation could turn off the warning.
Why are they advertising 4.5 years of software updates? Is it because Android phones usually have an even shorter compat period than 4.5 years? How many years should I expect if I got the same model otherwise (Pixel?)?
Nice start.

Perhaps try to get it going for one or few places/activities. There's a chicken-eggness to an everywhere and everyone design.

ádh mór
I consider people with that mindset to be an enemy of humanity. And I love animals. Some of them are cute, and some of them are delicious.
Considering Russia is in the process of invading Ukraine, I for one as a Finn maintain my cold war thinking, thank you very much. The winter war of 1940 was 82 years ago. How many generations of humans is that, three? My dad's dad's dad literally lied in the snow, hungry and high on german combat drugs so as to not fall asleep nor care of the freezing cold, waiting for a hundred russians to march in on his position, and he survived with grenade shrapnel in his leg.

The cold war maybe felt cold on the other side of the globe. Was very much hot here. My country is barely older than peace is.
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Of all the things to call Musk out on (especially in comments on a case about misconduct in the field of medicine), making bad company sales forecasts is hardly it.
Show HN: HLS Streaming Server with Nginx on Docker
Believe me, it hurt my soul to point out that this was a rehash of something michael wrote.

But the fact remains that the only informational content of this post came out of the legwork performed by another party.

I can't read the word “phoronix” without mentally substituting “moronix”, but the point stands.
Cost is much higher than for the commoditized chips they use. Instead of developing high end SoCs that could run multiple systems, they went for these cheap microcontrollers that controlled a single function or just a few.

To give you an idea of what we are talking about, here’s Infineon’s product page. They are a big automaker supplier, and right in the middle of all this. https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/
That people are also having sexual desires is normal and allright with me.

But when it becomes the dominant topic everywhere, it is a problem.

Solution is hard of course, with so many singles out there. But I was also single for a long time and as far as I know, I did not harass any women in that time. So it might partly also still be macho thinking, that women are there mainly for sex.
It might be even only a small minority doing it, but some aggressive machos can be enough, to destroy a whole community, or make it mostly male. So moderation will be key. "Report user" Etc.
>For the people living somewhere despite its cost of living, it is affordable.

You substituted a useless definition for a useful one. Nobody cares about the affordability to a particular individual. There's probably somebody living in a rent-controlled apartment in San Francisco paying $500/month, but it's plainly nonsense to argue on that basis that rent in San Francisco is $500/month.

Aggregate affordability is operationalized via its effect on population movements, and San Francisco is not affordable, period. Debasing the metrics won't save you, it's just frustrating to deal with people who find it convenient to deny reality.
SK Government takes their support of entertainment industry very seriously. It is a national brand thing, improves SK's reputation which means better economy long term.
This looks like a whole lot of larping.
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Fair point. I didn't realize that the access token was referenced in the OIDC spec, but sure enough, there it is:

"After receiving and validating a valid and authorized Token Request from the Client, the Authorization Server returns a successful response that includes an ID Token and an Access Token"

https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0.html#TokenR...
Yes! I just looked into it and the log itself was still 2022:

2022-12-31 23:16:54.013

And then our UI converted this entry into one with 2023

(it correctly assumes that the string is in UTC and then converted it to local time +1h)
It’s also abundantly clear if you’re reading the whole article from the start, because the whole article is claiming Omicron is the second virus to originate from a lab, after the original strain.
Why are catfishing targets only limited to women in your examples?
I'm not a native english speaker, though I think I'm fluent speaking it... all of this to say that despite the sound being very similar, my lips movement differs between "det" and "debt":

It my sound stupid, but when I say "det" my lips tend to remain bit open, when I say "debt" the word ends with my lips closed ahaha

I doubt it makes any noticeable diference, and it's probably due to my native language influence.
The UN already provides election monitoring services so we have a well defined set of criteria under which we consider elections to be free and fair.
I was about to post their responsible disclosure policy, but your explication went much further. Kudos.
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That's just world-shrinking culture shock. In some countries, only (gay) swingers go to saunas; in that context, it makes sense that they could see an ostensibly sauna-focused group as really about sex.

See also: "oriental massage parlours".
Women aren’t always married to their baby’s daddy.

Not exactly sure where the term came from, but I know I’ve heard it in songs, seen it in movies and on TV, etc. It’s just a popular phrase.