skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
TL;DR: This is pixel emoji font:

> 166 emoji in total, 12x12px each, in one of six colors

> If you want to use it, you can download the font here[TTF], and use it as a `font-face`:

@font-face {
font-family: og-emoji;
src: url(/fonts/og-dcm-emoji.ttf);
}
.og {
font-family: og-emoji, sans-serif;
}
<span class='og'>{emoji_character}</span>

> If you’re going to use it, maybe give me some credit, because I spent an unhealthy amount of time on it

[TTF] https://meowni.ca/fonts/og-dcm-emoji.ttf
Near the beginning of the pandemic I got frustrated with the trackpad and battery life of my lenovo yoga, so I bought a ~$250 asus l204m.

Aside from my 2011 15 inch MacBook Pro which also had its issues, this has become my favorite laptop. I don't mind the small keyboard surprisingly, and I find myself getting light work and practice problems done while my wife and I watch TV.

The cons: video playback, the screen resolution, something about how the screen refreshes is also odd. 4gb max memory. I carry a dongle to use a generic usb-c charger.

The pros: Actual 10 hour battery life (mint xfce), and I can get 12 if I drop the screen brightness. Full size HDMI port. Great linux compatibility (from what I can tell). MicroSD expansion sits flush. Light and small, and I actually prefer 11-12 inch laptops now. Only costs $250 so I throw it in a bag if I'm going somewhere.

I get the fun around these devices and cyberdecks, and I have a couple raspberry pi projects, but at $250 for x64 processor and 4gb memory with a keyboard, screen and battery, it's not even a close call for me.
I am actually participating in a thread right now where contributors are happily trying to solve this issue. Their devs are very helpful if you reach out.

https://github.com/pop-os/pop/issues/1708
Counter-point: Tesla/SpaceX have extremely high attrition rates, but are so successful they'll likely be remembered in 100 years for their achievements.

(To be fair the article just points out that attrition has a higher cost than we realize, not that attrition is never worth it).
600B Euros???
My 2 cents: you should publish the code as you used it in your research, so that it's possible to review your code. If there is a bug in your code, that could impact your results, and that problem would be much harder to find/reproduce without your source code.
> they managed to break through a few weakly-secured doors.

behind which were hundreds of members of US government, who were at that very moment performing the most critical function of government: peaceful transition of power, to prevent the chaos of civil war https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peaceful_transition_of_power

> England ... breaking unexpectedly into the capital building?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_1812#Honour_and_the_%22...
No time to waste looking up claims other people made unfortunately - especially when I don’t believe then to begin with. Good luck.

Feel free to find the link for me and edit the post though if it’s legit.
I meant on what official authority.

I understand what you meant to say, but realize that this is like some random bully stopping cars on the highway and issuing speeding tickets. Victims might play along for a while, but when actual law enforcement shows up, the bully is going to have a very bad time.
By "rolled r", do you mean the trill? The trill and flap are different sounds in some languages (for example, Spanish "perro" (dog) has the trill whereas "pero" (but) has the flap). The /t/ in Am.E. "butter" is the flap.
The Arduino Giga [video]
Wow... so you're saying our democracy could be overthrown if you, A) disrupt Congress and B) cause a day's worth of delays.

Amazing stability of our government that.
How is this relevant to the parent comment? Is not compensating users fine unless you "manipulated users with lies and incited hate to vote for corrupt politicians and threatening democratic processes"? Feels like the parent comment is talking about the specifics of the lawsuit, and you're just interjecting with "yeah but they're still bad".
It’s not PayPal’s job to investigate whether a particular game of poker is legal or illegal. That’s why they just ban all transactions peripheral to gambling. If you’re going to use PayPal for poker night, just don’t mention that word anywhere in your use of the application.

A lot of PayPal’s complex enforcement algorithms seem to be merely word matches. Someone I know as a joke said “Kim Jong Un” in the message when he paid for his half of dinner and got his account insta-locked for weeks just like that.
A cozy laptop sounds nice. I bet IRC is more than fast enough, surprised it didn't get a mention. Also, if you just want to read some text on the web as fast as possible, w3m might be worth a shot. I use it in TTY2 all the time to look stuff up. Browser CDN caches like Decentraleyes or LocalCDN might also be worth trying especially with the mnestic set up: you would only have to load certain JS bundles once per session.

>a dishonorable mention to twitter for being slower than Discord, we wish we were making that up

If you're just browsing Twitter, then the Nitter frontend (https://github.com/xnaas/nitter-instances) is way, way faster. Does not have algo-recs either, which could be positive. If you need to post, I assume you've tried spoofing user agent to mobile? This might help with bloated sites in general.
It doesn't just do that, it pushes you more and more into specific niches. It doesn't have to do that either, but Youtube has designed it to do it, to put users into the famous Youtube Rabbit Hole.

This rabbit hole encourages extremism in some people, and that can be harmful to society. Why the defeatist attitude, that huge companies have to encourage extremism or people will stop using their products? That's non-sensical
Yes, and when you have already paid the environmental cost of hydro, it's a good tradeoff. If you need to destroy new large parts of your ecology and display people, it's a much trickier decision. I'm not fundamentally opposed to hydro including building new dams, but it's important people are aware that they have both massive ecological and humanitarian challenges, and create a long term maintenance commitment (or they become potentially disastrous) that means they're not no brainers. When they're still a decent fit, they're then absolutely a good complement to other renewable resources.
Not for nothing but Shockley, Bardeen, and Brattain were physicists awarded a Nobel "for their researches on semiconductors and their discovery of the transistor effect". Bardeen also won a separate Nobel for a theory of superconductivity. Claiming they're not quantum physicists or had no influence on semiconductors is misinformed.
So it really depends upon what you want out of your research career. Part of being a successful researcher is making an impact on the community. This involves producing works that the community finds useful. I've always looked at making my code available as another avenue to help increase the impact of my work. In my case, many more people have used my public codes than have ever read my papers.

You have limited time. I'd prioritize that time on what you think others will find useful.

Don't worry about ugly code. There are research codes with 1k+ stars on GitHub that are ugly. They have so many stars because people find them useful.

You absolutely don't have to publish your code, or anything else of that matter. Don't let the the drive for impact on the community force you into working on something you're not interested in.

Congrats on your publication.
Yeah they're really bad. Usually they just grep for the relevant FAQ.

Me: I read the FAQ, but was still not able to login

Bot: Sorry you're having trouble logging in, here is some info that might help <repeats FAQ>
America will not collapse, but American democracy likely will collapse.

At the end of 2022, GOP will win the mid-term elections and have the majority in the house and the senate.

They already have state legislatures effectively under control, and the supreme court is full of conservative judges.

In 2024 Ron De Santos, or another authoritarian candidate, will win the GOP nomination and
easily win the election because Mr. Biden is a total loser.

With the supermajority, the GOP will establish an autocracy for decades.
I imagine it's just the immediately actionable(?) accusation: "as well as electronic means, electronic information carriers, technical devices, computer programs intended for illegal acceptance, issuance, transfer of funds" — most likely the "Extortion" will be thrown in later as well, but since those extorted are abroad... there may be some processual difficulties, getting the affidavits and all that.
Did that strategy ever work with conspiracy nuts? In my experience that argument was always met with a response that wove an even more elaborate conspiracy. Like the government/corporations/illuminati deliberately allow just enough people to talk about it unless they get too close, or something similar.

Unfortunately I think this strategy is doomed, it relies on people who have rejected reality to use basic common sense. I don't even know if there is a good strategy to calm a conspiracy nut, thankfully I don't really talk to such people.
In principle any country that can build a satellite launcher or ICBM has the core technology necessary to build an anti-satellite weapon. I expect that countries like Iran and North Korea will have a limited capability to hit LEO satellites within 10 years.
Hrm, interesting.. I disagree with your opinion about the hardware quality, it feels sturdy and keys travel quite nicely. The screen is fantastic in color reproduction (for my needs), has high resolution and gets bright enough.

There’s no trackpoint/nipple and I hadn’t considered that a problem as I’m weird and spent a lot of time getting used to only using the keyboard some years ago- so an oversight on my end and you’re completely right, the touchpad sucks.

The firmware is extremely bare bones, but I wouldn’t say it sucks since I don’t have any reason to believe it’s bad. (Nor good, it just works for me.)
> The US made an agreement under George HW Bush that they would not extend the boundaries of the NATO area beyond West(!) Germany.

Is this what you're talking about?
https://www.chathamhouse.org/2021/05/myths-and-misconception...

> However, Gorbachev neither asked for nor was given any formal guarantees that there would be no further expansion of NATO beyond the territory of a united Germany.34 The issue was not even under discussion at NATO at the time, since the Warsaw Pact and the USSR were both still in existence. Even if the Warsaw Pact’s days were clearly numbered, there was no expectation in Western capitals in the autumn of 1990 that the USSR would collapse a year later.

Compare with https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atlanticist/russia...

> As early as December 1991, Russian President Boris Yeltsin wrote to NATO leaders saying that his country would join the Alliance some time in the future. Yeltsin’s successor Vladimir Putin, hinted during his first presidential term that Russia could become a full fledged member of the Atlantic Alliance.
Has to be between vowels and at the start of an unstressed syllable, I believe. Compare "attic" to "attack," for example.
It just introduces more questions. Namely, "Why did Ziff Davis (a mostly media and marketing company) feel the need to buy a gaming storefront?"
>I lol'd at this oil analysis.

You really shouldn't tho.

>The author had no idea what technological developments would be widely deployed in just the next couple years after they wrote this

None of the technological developments created since then [2010] are able to mitigate an oil shock of the kind described in the article given their current deployment levels.

Actually, not even any developments that might be created in the next 5-10 years, in the level that they can be applied within the next 15 years would solve such an issue.
have you seen the charts apple uses in presentations? they deserve any mockery going their way
If the problem was only with R's.. In my case (João) i just got used to have my name pronounced as "joao" :)
That’s not really a counterpoint. That hydro isn’t an infinite source of energy isn’t remarkable.
Now do Josephson Junctions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephson_voltage_standard
I think you've gotten the wrong takeaway message from "The boy who cried wolf story".

At some point, there were indeed wolves, so dismissing the chance of them because of fradulent/failed prior warnings turned out to be a mistake.

Plus, in 2022 it's more accurate than ever. Though of course, Rome didn't decline in a day, either...
Well the saying is "publish or perish" so I would definitely choose publish.
"The cause is the same as it always has been: it is easier for some people to get to the desired standard of living by stealing/other crime than by working."

This is based on the (imho) wrong assumption that people prefer stealing over working when it's easier. But this is not true, people prefer to work but they need to live and their children need to live. You should remove the necessity to steal by building a social infrastructure that helps struggling people.

The case for this is nicely details in "Human Kind" by Rutger Bregman [0].

[0]: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/52879286-humankind
I’m not a lawyer so I may be missing something here, but I would expect a bunch of pipe bombs to be evidence of rather more than a mere protest. Or is this one of those weird second amendment rights that makes no sense outside of the USA?
Ahh the early days of clickbait. I wonder if the author was hoping to stop the demise or just wanted to be able to scream "see I told you so!" as the world burns.
America will not collapse, it will become less relevant. The multipolar world is going to be more prominent going forward. Even France's Macron is talking about making EU independent of US influence. And with emerging country like India already having a DNA of non-alignment, it looks like the US will have a say in global world order but the influence will be far more limited than what it use to be.
It’s not about the foot soldiers but about senators trying to reject the vote certification. The people outside were the polarized ammunition. “Look how angry the American patriots are, that’s proof that we need to reject the certification and send it back to the states.” The investigations are following the thread trying to uncover high level sedition if any — e.g., Trump conspiring with senators and oath keepers (whose leader just got indicted) to overturn the election.
if the republicans nominate anybody except for Trump. A lot of us suspect they’re going to try to tie this to Trump to bar him from ever holding office again. If so, they’ll have won the battle but lost the war - but honestly, I suspect they’re all political insiders (democrats and republicans alike) and really don’t care much which party holds power as long as it’s one of them.
From Tennis Hero to Anti-Vaxxer Idol
EBay is actively de-integrating PayPal. E.g. sellers are being required to provide their banking info to eBay for eBay to deposit payments directly.

It was dumb to see eBay send two verification payments to “authorize” my bank account, of 1 cent and 3 cents, and after confirming, they let me know that they were going to take their 4 cents back.
Empires all do end and when they do they often fracture because of a built up of social discontent, but they are predicted to be ending 1000x more often than they end. Eventually someone calls it correctly though, and generally you only know who in hindsight.
I had the same thought and it took me a minute to figure out.

It's two separate denominations: $600,000 USD and 500,000 Euro.
They don't call it "Computer Science" for nothing ;)
You stated that an email address is required. It's optional. So the requirements are effectively non-existent (although who doesn't have an email address).

> You can't get RUA/RUF any other way.

There are free services that provide analysis, such as https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com/, although arguably you still need an email address to sign up. But it is another, actually useful, way to receive the reports.
The idea that a general language model like GPT-3 can answer questions intelligently is utterly absurd. It's trained to get language right (where "right" is defined as similar enough to the way people speak (or mostly write) to be intelligible as language), but it does so without any underlying knowledge model to make the intelligible language relevant to any given area of knowledge. Human language is not knowledge; it's a means for articulating our knowledge (that is, domain specific models of the world) in a way that other people can understand and translate into their own particular models.

So what is needed is the capabilities of GPT-3 or other language generators sitting on top of domain specific knowledge models, and constrained by those models.

Asking GPT-3 a general knowledge question is like asking an articulate 5 year old a question like "how does gravity work?" You'll get gramatically meaningful answers that use the structure of the language correctly, but that are quite likely to have nothing to do with our actual understanding of physics.
These bans affect the YouTube Brand account / Channel only, Google accounts haven't been affected by regular YT ToS violations for a while.
If it's only capturing 1% of the dirty money it's not effective at deterring nor is it an effective part of the prosecution.
Went. Dropped out for a variety of reasons. Never went back. Don't have a degree.

Definitely made finding a job as a SWE difficult. Pretty hard to break in. I got lucky.

I never had any connections/family worth anything, so I learned how to sell/market myself, and I talked my way into all of my early jobs.

Pretty straightforward once you figure out the process. Took a long time of eating shit to get there though.

I'm also lucky that I was adopted into an upper middle class family, and went to good schools, and interacted with children from successful families.

Even if those relationships have done zero for my career prospects, being surrounded by those sorts of people rubs off on you. If I grew up in a working class area, around working class people, my sense of values and my perspective on the world and so on would be a lot narrower, and less likely to lead to great financial success.

Some people never had a chance. The communities they're born into, and the people that imprint onto them, can snuff out any hope of moving up and out.
Yep, just search for "FraMeSToR" releases.
...and yet, those developments seem to have had little effect on the geopolitical situation. Everyone who tries to predict the future in this level of detail will have some misses, and it's always a bit too easy to criticize others' predictions. The question is whether their broader conclusions hold up better than mere guesswork, and I'd say this author did pretty well.
Also, it's false that the alveolar approximant is the same as the retroflex (some Americans have the retroflex version; some don't). To be fair, they sound virtually identical (at least to me).

Furthermore, it's extremely false to claim that either of these sounds is exclusive or nearly so to American English; they are present in many languages, including but not limited to various dialects of European languages, and also including Mandarin, which has several times more native speakers than Am.E. does.
It took a bit to find it because PACER's search is awful. Plus you have to PAY for every search.

I bought all the current docket entries and added them to RECAP so you can download them for free:

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/62596200/evans-v-paypal...

EDIT: From PayPal's AUP in the Complaint.. yowch! "You acknowledge and agree that $2,500.00 U.S. dollars per violation of the Acceptable Use Policy is presently a reasonable minimum estimate of PayPal’s actual damages - including, but not limited to, internal administrative costs incurred by PayPal to monitor and track violations, damage to PayPal’s brand and reputation, and penalties imposed upon PayPal by its business partners resulting from a user’s violation - considering all currently existing circumstances, including the relationship of the sum to the range of harm to PayPal that reasonably could be anticipated because, due to the nature of the violations of the Acceptable Use Policy, actual damages would be impractical or extremely difficult to calculate. PayPal may deduct such damages directly from any existing balance in any PayPal account you control."
If that happens, the democrats only have themselves to blame at this point. Biden came in with a 60+% approval rating, now he is in the high 20s / low 30s.

I actually think it's more likely that a third party like Andrew Yangs Forward Party emerges and wins an election. A lot of people are sick of two options, and feel alienated in by their own party (both sides)
You can create a complex system to make predictions about complex systems. But without underlying theory, you can’t put bounds on its accuracy or utility. Such a system will work right up until it doesn’t, with no way to predict in advance where that point is.

We see this with people all the time. Jane thinks she knows how Joe will react to X but Joe does something unexpected.

A system that makes accurate predictions an unpredictable percentage of the time is not that useful. But it might be great for fooling ourselves or others.
If all you want is an education, that can already be obtained for free. No need to take on debt for that. The value proposition colleges claim to bring over education, and why you might consider debt to obtain it, is an associated certification. Certifications can be revoked.
Nothing in the universe »uses« quantum physics. Or classical physics. Or any physics. Or any science. Or anything made by man. Or aliens. All a waste of time and resources.
Furthermore, format strings in Rust can't just be any `String` or `&str`, they must specifically be string literals, which means they must necessarily be fully determined at compile-time and there's no chance that user input can influence the format string.

> I hope Rust will keep it simple and reliable, and won't allow calling functions in format strings.

Yes, I think people are wary of allowing full expressions in format strings as in Python. That said, I might like to see a small extension to the current rules, so that in addition to identifiers you could also access struct members. I agree that format string captures shouldn't present the chance to run arbitrary code, so I wouldn't even extend this to array indexing (which is overloadable via the Index trait).
Great example -- I guess I stand corrected and it doesn't have to do with liquids at all!
So, is the 1994 security agreement about the withdraw of nuclear weapons from Ukraine and signed by Russia toilet-paper as well? They are the only signatary that actually violated Ukraine's territorial integrity.
I did poke around a bit to try and see if there was an explanation, or any explicitly anti-fascist features. I guess it is just intended as some kind of in-group identifying thing? I had thought maybe they were implying systemd was facist, as they stress that the distro doesn't use systemd.

I guess I assumed it would be a stronger connection, given that the distro is called "anti"-X and it's "anti"-facist, that it would have some explicit tor integration or something.
Thinking about digit size is sort of fine for simplification / not turning off general audiences with equations, but a bit of a pain to think about if , e.g., the things you're comparing might be smaller than one.

What Lindelof says more precisely is that for any ε > 0 and any L-function L(s), there is a constant C_(ε,L) (depending only on ε and L, but crucially not on s) such that |L(s)| <= C_ε (1+|Im(s)|)^ε.