skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, the process of retyping a page was automated to the backspace key!

heck, it wasn't just retyping the page you wanted to change. It was all the pages after that too!

When I first used a word processor, it was so liberating.
It's not solved for multiway in the sense that the optimal move in each situation isn't known, but there are AIs like Pluribus that have superhuman performance.
Yea I would like to learn more about a 2nd or 3rd world take on UBI because it doesn’t even seem in reach in first world countries. Same goes for the 4 day workweek!

There’s a lot of countries that provide free healthcare, like Cuba. So UBI should be possible in places like Cuba?

At the same time, the robots haven’t taken people’s jobs in Cuba yet.

Another question. Shouldn’t some sort of Universal Healthcare come before UBI?
Agreed, the only way this can be useful is to do both: stop burning carbon; use processes like this to recover the carbon from processes where there isn't a good alternative to producing CO2 output. Cement production, perhaps.
This reminds me of one of the hardest lessons I ever learnt from college worksheets. We were asked whether a cell’s ribosomes fit in the cell normally or if they required compression of some sort. Subtracting the total volume of ribosomes in a cell from the total volume of the cell itself, we got a negative number, and indicated there must be some sort of compression.

Almost everyone got marked wrong. A simple difference, lacking context, is not a useful measure. What we should have calculated was a ratio.

It seemed arbitrary, but the entire class was a crash course towards scientific writing and everything was graded as if up for review. Picking the right metrics, assumptions, and descriptive language was crucial.
In the early nuclear age, DARPA had proposals for a 10,000 megaton thermonuclear weapon [1].

In principle, we can design weapons horrendous enough to crack this entire planet apart forever. Four billion years of life up in smoke (or out in debris, I should say).

The question of whether humans are the most intelligent life form on the planet is still under active consideration. :)

[1] The Pentagon's Brain by Annie Jacobsen
System which was a very early communication hack target

https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piratage_du_t%C3%A9l%C3%A9gr...

Sorry for the lack of English wiki article, basically two brothers bribed an operator to embed financial information as typos in telecommunications so they could be ahead of other investors
Not as much as you would think - damage is around the cube root of energy, so: (50^1/3)/(10^1/3) = 1.7 times as much damage.
How the Native American population changed since the last census
Usually a cursor holds some state about the last record shown to a user on a particular page. The next page should always start directly after the previous one, no matter how much time has elapsed.

Most frameworks have some kind of cursor implementation. Laravel's docs do a good job describing theirs: https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/pagination#cursor-pagination
People outside tech and geeky niches won’t leave something like Chrome because of stricter ad blocking.

Just like privacy, security, and the intense amounts of FB/Meta hatred, these issues aren’t the same for the populous at large.
The downside of building this directly on Matrix events is that I don’t think it would work offline, right? (Until p2p matrix gets more common, that is).

My biased suggestion would be to see how far you get with storing the data to be synced in SyncedStore, and connecting Matrix-CRDT and y-indexeddb for local storage.
My guess is they know Linux loyalists or newbs will just say ok and pay the money. The rest of the users get it with windows and load their own. It's just kind of a stupidity tax, because they can. I doubt it's because they have to any extra cost to their process.
Assuming a non-clustered index on FOO (and no predicate pushdown by an optimizer smarter than MySQL's), the first query will scan the index on FOO and perform 150000 seeks into clustered index (only to discard 149985 of them):

SELECT * FROM T ORDER BY FOO LIMIT 15 OFFSET 150000

But the following will just scan the index:

SELECT FOO FROM T ORDER BY FOO LIMIT 15 OFFSET 150000
>Also, I would rather trust my bank than PayPal when it comes to giving out my ID or SSN. Zelle will probably become more popular in the future.

I've switched to Zelle from Venmo for Craigslist sales, not because of this issue but because Venmo now charges a fee even when using my personal account.
aurora serverless v2 doesn't support postgres at all...
This is interesting but...

how does it remind you of that? i don't follow in the slightest
It cuts both ways, games would take half decades to get done or only cover a thousandth of the ground current games cover. Imagine what Minecraft would be, shipped on physical media.

We also wouldn't get games like Goat Simulator who basically set a low expectation bar in exchange for low cost, best effort game play. I'm kind of ok with more "garbage" if we also get more weird/low budget games that wouldn't exist otherwise.
I have roughly the same background with you (self-taught, no bootcamp, freelance, etc). The difference is that I got my first dev job in 2017. What you have experienced is what I have experienced as well.

Learning and understanding legacy codebase is part and parcel of being a software engineer. So be prepared that you will take a long time, especially at the initial stage to add feature. And for legacy codebase, a lot of work revolves around maintenance, cleaning, minor improvements. While looking at it individually, it might not sound like much, but taken together, it has great impact to performance, maintainability and speed of development in the future.

What I have learn is most software engineers understand this. And they also do not expect you to contribute in terms of adding the challenging features that you talk about.

What I can encourage you to do is to ask questions as much as possible. And if you know someone in your team is working on the challenging features, maybe request to pair with the person, or ask the person if he has the time to go through what he has done with you.
Your reply is what I find insulting. You speak as though poor life is good just as it is, as though all that’s needed is to “respect” the poor just the way they are. Frankly, when I hear people talk this way, it makes me want to commit a crime myself!
ICANNs vs. Blockchains
I watch everything on an iPad. For me personally, it’s a minor game changer to be able to do all that on one device. Same with the minor notes, management, journaling I do on it. Though as you say. Not a game changer because of the pricing. If this was available at the same price as current devices, I’d consider that a moderate game changer.
Circuit Training: A framework for generating chip floor plans with Deep RL
Phishing Email – With an Advertisement?
> it was impossible to get the Series-X in the UK in the lead up to Christmas without paying scalpers

Not completely impossible. I managed to purchase an Xbox Series X directly from Amazon UK on 20th December. Amazon also had sufficient consoles in stock they were able to not run out for more than 12 hours [1].

[1] https://www.theverge.com/2021/12/23/22852161/xbox-series-x-a...
It's not anti-Semitic, let's be honest with ourselves.
This may use Telegram's own API implementation, but it is always important to remember the joy of open protocols.
I would think that the antidote to turgid masses of grey noodling would be something more like Marc Chagall--blasts of color everywhere, biblical characters, newlyweds floating in space, farm animals playing violins, childlike hope. But hey, I guess furry porn works too.
wieder means "again" and has nothing to do with sight.

sehen means "to see" and does not have your PIE root.
on that website, the menu button does nothing and if I search for "tv" no relevant results come up. maybe the site isn't smart enough.
Right. I’ve been looking into this and they’re adding CORS like headers to enable you to continue to do it when necessary.

I thought I also saw something about a white list you could create (I’m assuming in settings), but I’m not so sure about that part.
If all I'm doing is requesting an HTML page, why do they have to send me a CAPTCHA? I understand that my request is coming from an IP belonging to a VPN and maybe someone used the same IP nefariously, but I doubt they requested the same page I have.
> employees stealing represented much bigger losses

This is why the Walmart "greeters" have their backs to the door and insist on evaluating your property after purchase to sniff out rogue cashiers helping a friend slip by with unpaid goods.
Omega-3's seem to be important phttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19523795/
Ionospheric distortions are the largest source of errors in single-frequency solutions! And it's why the WAAS birds transmit a correction model, which all modern (post-2004 or so) receivers can apply.

Multi-frequency receivers can derive the corrections directly because the distortions affect the different frequencies in predictable ways, and they can work back to "ionosphere-free" pseudoranges, and base the rest of the solution on those.

To your quoted comment, nicer receivers also tend to have a configurable "horizon mask" aka "elevation mask", so you can tune this rejection behavior. I could swear I've heard of some that let you configure the mask height _per azimuth_ but I can't find an explicit reference right now.

Elevation masking is tricky because if you crank it up too high, you force yourself into poor-DOP geometries. But if you relax it too low, not only do you get heaping piles of ionospheric distortion, you also invite ground-clutter multipath. I think it's primarily used by stationary timing receivers, because they know their position is fixed, they're less susceptible to GDOP.
Where would this be deployed? It seems like atmospheric concentrations would be too diffuse, and you'd need to have this process occur at the point of C02 creation, like cement plants.
The Darknet Diaries podcast episode about NSO was eye opening.
Bethesda/Zenimax massive $8B acquisition hasn’t appeared to have any issues yet though it is very new. Decent chance this acquisition doesn’t happen, but it does mean Microsoft can go after another 1-2 medium sized gaming companies with success.
They were never contacted in regards to court proceedings. That’s different and involves a charging decision by a prosecuting attorney, in this case Garcón or his staff. In the US you can be arrested, held, and prosecution declined. It happens routinely and the police have absolutely nothing to do with it (short of what they charge and allege informing the decision by the prosecuting attorney). UP is saying that LAPD/LASD and their own peace officers are making arrests and subsequently step two isn’t happening.

They’re right, too. Declination of prosecution is the remedy specifically prescribed by 20-07 for some offenses, notably trespassing. Whereas before this was a subjective call by a prosecuting attorney (i.e., redirecting troubled folks to get care), Garcón has made it proscriptive with little regard for the circumstances. That’s what UP is fundamentally protesting here. In case it’s not clear, they’re barking at and low-key threatening Garcón with this letter, not the police (but it’s a rather weak threat; UP avoiding LA county doesn’t impact the DA nor county much).

The two halves of American justice are often unclear and blend together. I get that it’s easy to blame the police here, but they honestly have pretty much nothing to do with it. I say that as someone who considers LAPD and LASD hostile entities in the general case, to reinforce for you that this is just a misunderstanding of how arrest and charging works in the US (it’s common).
To parent comment and yours, I think it's that the work vs results only merited pursuing it if it were a higher charge. There were enough organized theft rings that it kept loss prevention busy, without doing reams of paperwork for misdemeanor theft.

And yes, internal theft is a huge issue. Because retail salaries usually don't compare favorably with the kickback you could get out of running a return scam, etc.

As to the kid and the joke, I'd like to think it's black humor. You can only wade in the squalor of people repeatedly and constantly making shitty moral decisions for so long before you start seeing all people like that. And at that point, all you can do is joke.

I mean, what, best case you alert the kid you're onto him. And then what? Better than even odds he tries again anyway.
It's been 20 years, it could be true.

Usually not, but that's the nice part of this kind of letter; it's always plausible.
Yea lots of desktop class industrial arms available in next few years! The mg400 seems like the best value with industrial (rather than educational) in mind.

I’ve been looking at the Epson Scara arms but those go for like 10k I can’t afford it lol.

Yea I see a lot of small startup types but no big chains like macdonalds, even with a POC to fully automate! Surprised Uber Eats isn’t in on it with their ghost kitchens and autonomous car endeavours.

The main ones that seem to be lowest hanging fruit are coffee, pizza, and stir fry.

Also, sushi/maki machines have been widely used for a long time!
It was probably something he was forced to do. It was reported Obama and Buttigieg made a deal to drop out just before Super Tuesday and push his followers to back Biden in an effort to pull the rug out of the Bernie campaign. So I guess they gave him this role thinking it wouldn't be too bad. Bad decision. I hate the fact that this guy will be shoved down our throats in 2024.
But if you wait 6-18 months for a sale it might actually work...
I started with Apache long ago, and then I moved to Nginx. 15+ years have passed.

Why did Apache never become a real competitor? I didn't A/B test with Apache and Nginx - I just read slashdot and later HN, and I trusted people who ran much bigger sites. But how could Nginx take such a lead that Apache could never catch up to?
Study: Female dolphins have a working clitoris, so they probably enjoy sex
Reveddit is great, thank you!
One thing I've wondered is that since Apple claimed UNIX compatibility for Tiger and earlier without passing the certification, could the lawsuit have still proceeded but seek damages for previous versions of Mac OS X? Imagine damages like "give us a percentage of all revenue made from selling Mac OS X Tiger and earlier".
Only if the wages keep increasing across the board and globally. Else there is no incentive for investment.
It's already been announced that Kotick is expected to leave after the transition period. I would be shocked if MS didn't address the culture issues at Activision Blizzard.
Jak & Daxter was a very good, technically impressive 3D platformer that came out in the early 2000s for the Playstation 2. It was developed by an American studio called Naughty Dog, who was famous for previously making the Crash Bandicoot games and has since gone on to make the acclaimed Uncharted and Last of Us games.

Certain kinds of techies were particularly enamoured with Jak & Daxter because, at a time when console devs rarely spoke much about the tech behind their stuff, and at a time when games were almost universally programmed in C/C++ with bits of assembly language, the developers of Jak & Daxter openly discussed how they had written the bulk of the game logic in a custom Lisp dialect they called GOAL, which itself was built with Common Lisp. If you don't know what Lisp is or understand why that's cool, well - Lisp is a very interesting programming language that pioneered a lot of incredible ideas in computer science and that certain hackers develop a real connection to, including one of the biggest names behind this site/Y Combinator, but has always struggled a bit in the market. Seeing it used in a AAA game production like this was, for those hackers, really exciting; maybe because it might be the beginning of an industry-wide move towards Lisp (which never happened), or maybe just because a Lisp success story like this was vindicating.

This appears to be a (work-in-progress) source port of the game and the GOAL language, produced with a lot of reverse engineering work. So it's neat to finally get to see first-hand this GOAL Lisp stuff that we've heard about for years, and if the project reaches completion it'd also make for a great way to play the game on modern hardware or mod it.
> Free will does not exist. It is logically inconsistent...

That line of argument makes no difference between the free will of humans and that of animals, insects, bacteria or rocks. But that can't possibly be true: we humans invented free will after all.
That's the mental gymnastics that keeps me mentally strong. No beast, nor angel. "Freedom evolves" (DD).
This solution isn't about pulling it from the atmosphere.. its about pulling it from a clean direct source.
There was a time in the gaming market were quickly developed, cheap, often not-so-good games on physical media were a thing: 8-bit home computer era. So it's possible to imagine that coming back in more modern times, in a timeline were internet wasn't the obvious alternative.
That's a different debate IMO. Not so long ago we had external storage that only worked with Sony products. We now have headphones that only work with Apple phones.

Exclusivity always existed at weird levels, here the issue would be more about having the option to freeze/protect a product's software state to get out of the update treadmill.
Filecoin 2021 in Review
This is awful advice, and really only applicable for anyone who isn't responsible to anyone else for their decision making. Has this author never had to sell one of their ideas, or argue for a particular implementation detail, or explain a mistake? Explaining thinking is a cornerstone in building consensus, discussion, advocacy, and leadership. It invites conversation and dialog, bringing people into an understanding. Most jobs are foundationally a communal activity, and no man is an island. Tough to have to work with someone who never gives an explanation for anything.
How to put bad habits to good use
> I wonder what this is really about.

Maybe just that? That's pretty much what retirement is about, also. Doesn't say that Igor won't work on personal or even non-personal projects at all, just that more time will be available for, well, friends and family.
No. Big eruptions are generally preceded and followed by smaller eruptions and earthquakes, but there was a catastrophic explosion here; you can see the shockwave hitting Tonga at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shl11xAQ_aI.

You can also see it in the satellite footage; the mushroom cloud spreads many miles within minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB0tuaZ9imk

This was more Mt. St. Helens-style sudden explosive than Hawaii-style fountains.
I’m guessing the ai helps optimize chance of interceptions, coordinating with other missiles/aegis to zone off areas or be at the highest likelihood place at the right time.
For a literary interpretation of the Abstract Expressionist movement, the novel Bluebeard by Kurt Vonnegut is a pretty swell treatment.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluebeard_(Vonnegut_novel)
So what's the difference between that and using the id of the row like in the article?
third-party clients like newpipe. I guess tough luck if you are in iOS though, but that comes with the territory then.
Yeah, that's just not true. I'd say it's at least somewhat true of the past 300 years or so, but for most of the history of civilization, economic growth was negligible and generally not an important consideration for governments.
Yeah it wouldn’t happen. Them two being the two biggest gaming companies too.
I remember seeing performance comparisons between lighttpd and nginx back in 2006 or so, and I'm pretty sure nginx was able to handle more requests per second & had lower memory usage.

Back then people were getting into using VPS services like linode, and memory usage mattered a lot.
Even if we stop all emissions right now, the CO2 already in the air will stay there for a while. We need some way to recapture it if we want to return to pre-industrial levels.
What, exactly, is the formula for "damage"?
The headline just didn’t convey any sense of scale to me. I found this metric much more interesting:

> 500 times as powerful as the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, at the end of World War II.
What’s the bullshit part of Tencent owning 40% of Epic Games? Fortnite possibly wouldn’t be what it is if not for Tencent’s early investment and support of Epic Games. That then further goes into Unreal Engine not being what is today either.
My opinion is that it's rooted in the anonymity people feel on the 'Net. There are no, if little consequences to being a jerk online---not nearly like in "real life".

The other problem I see is that a person says what they feel in the moment---and then they move on. But the (emotionally charged) comment from that moment lives on, potentially for years. The "energy" doesn't dissipate with time like it does in "real life".
Usually? But then I wonder what it would say if it were the case? Hopefully in the majority of cases, things do end this "boringly".
When N.F.T.s Invade an Art Town
> One thing I learned is that these experiments are generally done with a pure CO2 stream.

That's probably why these kinds of things will likely only be super effective if taking the immediate exhaust of carbon fuel burning.

So...

1. Legally require all fossil fuel plants capture the carbon from their exhaust, which will have the knock on effect of increasing the economic cost of burning fuel, which means economic forces will naturally start to more strongly prefer carbon free sources, because they're cheaper.

2. Keep pushing for the migration to full BEVs and possibly have a similar requirement of carbon capture devices added to industrial vehicles that can't reasonably be EVs. I could see things like mining and construction vehicles go out with a tank full of fuel and return with a tank full of captured carbon to leave at a dump.
Are there any chemical carbon configurations more stable than CO2 which are solid?
You mean that chicken thing? Total different. But it could have happened. Sars-cov died off because it was too deadly and not enough infectious. Imaging there was a vaccine against Sars-cov to make it less deadly. Perhaps we could have kept it in circulation and natural selection would have eliminated all the anti-vaxxers...

But Sars-cov-2 is different. It is without doubt in circulation and mutating. Less it mutates, less new versions it can make. Because COVID-19 vaccines limit replication and transmission, they also limit new variant emergence. Had this person that gave omicron to the world been vaccinated, omicron would have lost its change.

Now about omicron infecting more people who have gotten booster is completely wrong. Totally. It is just your anti-vaxxer mind messing with you. This is the way your dark mind functions - making things up.
"Autopilot" is still highly misleading.
The Perfect Cyber-Crime
You also still have games that don't even have any official game servers : Factorio for instance, and I guess "classic" modded Diablo 2 could be kind of considered to be it too since mods were never allowed on ("closed") Battle.net, only on "open" (not-)Battle.net ... (which IIRC only does matchmaking, while it's the player hosting the game that acts as the game server ?)

And Factorio has people setting up (usually renting in data centers ?) dedicated servers too (which then are at least accessible to everyone, unlike non-dedicated server games hosted on home networks where people not even bother to properly set up port forwarding any more, forgetting that not everyone relies on Steam to do the job for them...)