skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Had a package about 2 weeks ago stuck right outside of LA and actually got an unsolicited email from the company to click for a refund.

Wife has one stuck in LA right now.

We've maybe ordered around 10 packages in the last month. Seems pretty significant, I'd love to see an estimate of the impact.
I suppose I have two points.

First is that while an argument is being made, absent subjective agency on his part he is no more than a candle flame illuminating the room. The candle once lit must illuminate - it cannot do anything else. And so I grant in the sense of a flame burns, he makes an argument - but without subjective agency, while an argument us being made I’m not sure what precisely we mean by he.

Second absent free will, truth seeking has no more transcendent meaning or inherent value than a fly’s turd seeking. Love, wisdom, justice simply are, and are no better or worse than hate, ignorance or cruelty.
Whatever this is, I don't think it will ever truly replace science journalism.
There is no need to speculate:

> King told reporters that the Watts riots were “the beginning of a stirring of those people in our society who have been by passed by the progress of the past decade” (King, 20 August 1965). Struggles in the North, King believed, were really about “dignity and work,” rather than rights, which had been the main goal of black activism in the South (King, 20 August 1965). During his discussions with local people, King met black residents who argued for armed insurrection, and others who claimed that “the only way we can ever get anybody to listen to us is to start a riot” (King, 19 August 1965).

https://kinginstitute.stanford.edu/encyclopedia/watts-rebell...
It's pretty difficult to emulate an N64 with both accuracy and speed because its GPU is strange and flexible in all the wrong ways. And its game catalog isn't that large, so not worth the engineering effort.

The games people care about deeply like SM64 have remakes that aren't that hard to get.
This might interest you: https://github.com/zeldaret/oot recently reached 100% byte matched decompilation.
there are also qdecoder or cgic or fcgi etc are totally linux ready for CGI, which by the way, all worked well. CGI is still perfect for a deeply embedded linux device.
Might be hard to find considering they're endangered
huh, that hasn't been my experience at all. I don't play a ton of demanding games, but pretty much everything I have played (on 1440p monitor, RTX 2060) is capable of hitting framecaps.
I remember they were talking about the combat system specifically.
No, he’s talking about the forthcoming dual invasion of Ukraine and Taiwan by Russia and China
That's probably part of it.

Another possible factor: When I was at Google there was a similar phenomenon where any sufficiently complicated Python system seemed to get reimplemented in something with static types. A problem we had with Python (and I imagine this would be true of most Lisps -- yes, I know typed Racket exists) was that once a system got too big to keep in your head all at once, large-scale refactoring became almost impossible without the help of static types.
He’s Saying we should reduce the wealth gap. Not all criminals are doing it because they were born assholes. Otherwise you’d have to believe America just has some underlying reason why we have a higher asshole per capita ratio?
The problem there is that "American" has two meanings. Not that it's homogenizing.

Does "Inuit" have two meanings?
NGINX course on https://acloudguru.com/ is good.
There's two problems with your first idea. The primary issue is that such an interceptor would need to be more expensive and more capable than the missile it's gonna hit, not even taking into account all of the supporting infrastructure necessary. The second issue being that if you're going to be operating near (horizon distance, so let's say 200km) of a missile launch site, you're going to be bombed or missile'd to smithereens. If you can prevent that, you could just bomb the launch site to begin with.

As for interceptors fired down from space, you'd need to expend all the energy to get them into orbit, and then expend the energy to get them back into atmospheric flight, which itself is going to be 10x more expensive than it's target. There's also the issue that while in suborbital flight, the hypersonic missile can just adjust it's trajectory a bit and the whole trajectory is now useless.
My Experiences with Wayland and Nvidia in 2022
It remains an open legal question (at least in the United States) whether or not an author even can voluntarily release something into the public domain. Hwaci could theoretically decide that, actually, that they never really put SQLite in the public domain and in fact possess full copyright over it and would like not only current and future licensing fees, but also retroactive fees from everyone who's used it over the past 20 years without legal permission. Lawsuits ensue, pandemonium happens, etc.

However, if you actually did acquire a license from them beforehand (when it was still theoretically free), they'd have no ground to sue and such a case brought against you would be thrown out of court immediately.
Those are not the people, by and large, ripping open cargo containers on moving trains.

Some are, but your childhood friends aren't the people who are causing this letter to be sent.

The people committing this level of crime do need the income this theft generates to survive.
The decision can still be challenged and could conceivably be overturned.
Why do you say that? There’s a million differences between the populations of those three countries. For one thing, Muslim family law in India is actually a fair bit more conservative than in Pak/Bang.
Good to see poker theory approaching the way I naturally thought when I played on PokerStars (before Chuck Schumer and co shut it all down for us).

People used to make fun of me for playing limits and sucking out on people. And no limit I would have some crazy strategies to fake out a table and make them anger-bet into my connected straight flush draws, when I was “representing” a two pair etc.

On large tables, often you want many people to stay in, until the river, because then the pot is big enough that multiple people will go all-in. You just have to be very sure you probably have the best hand (such as a flush that you were drawing for). I woul actually “goad” people with raising small amounts, whenever I had suited connectors for example, and if I hit a draw or the nuts on the flop, I would act as if I am “protecting” a top pair or so. On the other hand, when you are on a draw and if you want to see the next hand on the turn, you have to bet the flop much harder, because then it signals to most “basic” people that you’re “protecting” a hand — therefore gaining you an informational advantage when you do hit — as well as the “intimidation” factor that lets you “check” the turn to see the river — because they often think you’re checkraising them and also check, giving you another free card. You pay more on the flop but have two free cards after. Also If you don’t hit your draw, sometimes they didn’t hit either, and you can take it down with an aggressive bet since you were “representing” that you flopped a strong hand. To summarize:

1) play large tables
2) play suited connectors, or suited Ace-something
3) limp in or if you are late-position, double the bet to make people call and grow he pot and be more excited to bet later, you also represent a reasonably high pair
4) after a flop - if you are one card away from hitting a very strong draw (eg ace high flush) then bet hard on the flop — late position is always best for this… otherwise you have to bet less to keep people in
5) regardless of whether the turn card makes your draw, check on the turn … you may have to call any bet if multiple people stay in, and play the odds
6) if you made the nuts on the river, checkraise all in (since you represented that you are protecting a flooped hand).
7) there were also timing factors, people get more annoyed if you take too long. And you can play multiple tables online until you hit these kinds of starting hands

People said I was playing wrong but I intuitively felt like this would give a lot higher payoffs than just straight play with no bluffs.

PS: Against a really intelligent table where people don’t churn, you’d have to leave after a couple big wins and do the same thing elsewhere. The whole idea in poker is to take advantage of most people just executing some common strategy or mindset.
I believe that converting Ga2O3 back into gallium metal should not necessarily release any CO2, just the O2 that I suppose was originally in the atmosphere anyway.

You should be able to do it with heat, electrolysis hydrogen + heat to reduce it, or electrolysis itself. Theoretically you can do these all with electricity.

It makes way more sense than when I see carbonates brought up as a way to sequester things at least, since the thing being cycled has no carbon in it at least.
This blog post goes into one person that claims they've spent 1000s of hours working in vR

https://blog.immersed.team/working-from-orbit-39bf95a6d385

And when it hit HN

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28678041

For me, the Vive is too heavy for this. I have not personally used a Quest 2 more than 5 mins (not willing to use an FB account) but it is arguably slightly more comfortable than a Vive headset (not saying it's comfortable enough, only that it's less uncomfortable than a Vive)
Not for someone else's benefit, but for the benefit of their entire city/state/country.
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Good to hear, what I find more inserting was the case the plaintiff referenced. The fact a court ruled modifying code in memory is copyright infringement is sad.
Recently saw a Reddit thread with "Were the twin towers famous before they fell?" Felt old.
Rich don’t have a need to do petty theft. Most of these laws do target the poor and the problems of the poor, like drug abuse, petty theft, etc. Whether you like to believe it or not incidences of these crimes afflict the poor significantly more than a handful of middle class kleptomaniacs.
I wrote a similar program the other week, one rdtsc immediately followed by another. (read2 - read1) was about 50 cycles. I was surprised that it wasn't like 1 or 2. I have no idea what this implies.
The Ga is a catalyst, so it’s a cap ex not op ex.

I’m dubious but open to try anything halfway plausible at this point.
It could be far more efficient than using batteries. Not round trip total energy efficient, but moving around carbon based fuel, refueling vehicles, energy density and cost to produce and retrofit generators
I saw an SGI Indy on eBay today, that had some sort of N64 development device it came with. Not sure if it actually contained an emulator or maybe just a header for an onboard debugging port though. Sadly it was priced wayyy higher than the Indy I just bought so I ignored it.
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Yeah, pretty common AFAIK with the 'twice exceptional' (gifted and have other issues). The medical system is not as focused on helping people who are getting by well enough and there isn't anything obviously wrong with them.
Everyone is different with this I think.. I like to suggest writing about it occasionally, singing about it occasionally.. ways to get it out / express it -
dance, exercise - yell scream and shout it out in a safe place.

I like to put soft limits on the time - so it doesn't become a 96 hour marathon.

There are some interesting tips in a john gray book: Mars and Venus Starting Over: A Practical Guide for Finding Love Again after a Painful Breakup, Divorce, or the Loss of a Loved One by John Gray

I realized some time ago that football (and other sports) watch parties are one of the few ways in which American men are sanctioned to be able to yell, cry, dance around in joy and sadness, touch each other (high fives, hugs, whatever)

and I got a new appreciation for people engaging in that kind of sports fandom.

And I constantly wonder what other activities with have in our modern culture that allow this kind of expression for men and or women.
Seems like only two have backbones and the rest enjoy being corralled by the Majority Whip? Perhaps we need more individual integrity and less party politics
This is good advice in the same vein as the multiple-times-submitted "You can't tell people anything (2004)"[0][1][2][3]. The crux of the issue is that people prefer their own understanding of the world over someone else's. As with the examples given in this article, each person took the opportunity to further develop in their mind their own idea about the situation whilst disregarding the author's reality. This is human nature. You see it in "You can't tell people anything" where the software team really just thought about what the Chip tried to explain to them in their own way, heavily steered by their own very different understanding of things. Outside of these examples, my experience is that an exceptionally small amount of people are really willing to listen. When it seems that many people are listening, I'd argue that it's their own preconceptions that pave the way for the message. If their preconceptions aren't in line with the message, then you get into the situation the author describes. In those cases, just saying No really is more efficient.

[0] http://habitatchronicles.com/2004/04/you-cant-tell-people-an...

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23617188

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17384703

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28775517
I had no idea! But, my point is specifically about when “he decides he’s done.”
I mostly agree with you.

> all our science is based on math

I disagree with this. A great deal of our science is based on math. Physics is certainly extremely mathematical. Building theories in physics is very axiom-based.

But mechanics is not the only kind of science. Much of science is highly empirical. We don't reason out our experiments from first principles. We have some assumptions and we try to address them.

An example of what I mean is the study of microbiology. Of course there are examples of fundamental ideas, like selection pressure, but "axiom" is a term of art that I just wouldn't apply here.
>the poor precision from the dual wands

Even the original Vive is pretty accurate. Are you just complaining about the fact its not a keyboard? You just won't be able to type on anything better than a keyboard. You can always just use a VR tracked keyboard and have it show up in VR if that's what you need.

That said, whats nice about VR is the spacial and non-digital input you can get from that a mouse and keyboard do not do as well.

If your job is modeling or level building for a game it can be pretty neat. Not sure I'd try to program in it just yet.
Guessing you are talking about the general case...? Bobby Kotick is hardly "new" to the Activision leadership position. He has been there for quite a while.
This sounds like the purported Epstein scheme on a smaller scale.
Why GNU moe does not use UTF-8 or other form of Unicode?
No it doesn't, but you get used to turning your head more than moving your eyes.
What a pompous view of what is clearly criminal behaviour. If you don't do the time people will do the crime.
You said payment.

They described a lessening of discrimination.

Those are very different things.
>I can't even vote in this country even though I am a permanent resident and pay taxes like every other American

>But more than that, you should stop electing shitacular government officials.

Sounds like you didn't read the whole comment
How are receivers sensitive enough for this to work? A GPS watch can tell the difference between a few billionths of a second?

> It only takes light one billionth of a second to travel the distance of around 1 foot.
Pretty sure the Gallium can be recycled.
Twitter discussion https://twitter.com/fish_cto/status/1482999487903662081?s=21
Did you experience any read after write inconsistencies that present as heisenbugs?
I use a Magic Trackpad, but I've used a mouse before and it was also acceptable. You figure out where things are pretty quickly.

But also I switched to Vim and TMux so that I would need to take my hands off of the keyboard less.
Yup, they'll have both Native and White privilege with this.
The difference is that nginx really works. I had Panoramio, a photo website featured in Google Earth / Maps, using Apache. It started to fail down under load, and I quickly switched to lighttpd. It was faster but crashing, getting OOM, etc. I fixed a memory leak and a few more bugs, but it still crashed every now and then and I looked for alternatives.

This was 2006 and nginx was the only realistic alternative on the market. It worked beautifully since day 1. It saved my startup. Next year we got acquired by Google.

I only got 1 crash with nginx and it was partially my fault, I had an "expires 30y" on some images, and a morning on feb 2008 I came to the office and the whole site was down. After a very quick gdb session under panic I realized it was trying to get a weekday name on an array with a negative index. Nginx was adding 30 years to the current date and that was over 2038 and it overflowed. Igor fixed that issue in hours, and he graciously explained that I could have used "expires max"

Nginx has powered all my startups since then (Freepik, Flaticon, Slidesgo, Besoccer).

This guy has added more real value to the economy than most unicorns. A true hero.
I don't think they're perfect, but I don't know how you'd make them better using current technology. Only thing that comes to mind is a foldability to make them more pocketable I guess.

Ergonomic as phones? I would imagine the actual "phone" part is now a secondary feature at best to most users.

Annoying for web browsing compared to laptops? Yes, but it's also pocketable while a laptop is not. You can't exactly whip out a laptop to browse the web while standing in line at the DMV.

Not satisfying to use to control physical devices? I agree, but the touch screen UI lets you able to control multiple physical devices instead of having a separate physical remote for every device.

Again, with the caveat of using available current technology, I don't see how you can make smartphones better than they are now. It's a jack of all trades, master of none device.
Upvoters cannot see removed comments. You can try it here [1] yourself to see the effect.

It's also possible for moderators to add a username to a subreddit's automod config to silently remove all their comments, and that would be a "shadow ban" from that subreddit.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CantSayAnything/about/sticky
If you live in a polluted dystopian hive, alienated from those around you, tuning it all out by strapping a facebook appliance to your head sounds maladaptive even in the immediate short term.
sounds pretty f-ing awful to me.
> 1/16 is not very meaningful.

To you... Many people find it meaningful including American Indian tribes which require ancestry of that amount.
> talk a lot, express a lot of far out ideas, want to spend money

That might be impulse control from ADHD and not mania. Hyperfocus is also another aspect of ADHD. Introversion can also come from ADHD too, and if you get medications, you might notice yourself becoming more extroverted. Or you could have some autism. This is why you should go get a proper assessment and stop doing the equivalent of Dr. Web MD on yourself.
Interesting that both choose to work from an 'orbital' view.
It wasn't antitrust. It is more like "national security".
The distinction is that the number of branches that manifest in games of incomplete information can become utterly massive, and then you add in 6-10 players at once, all playing at world class levels, and you have a real computation problem.

I mean maybe this is a trivial thing to solve for you, in which case kudos, but its pretty neat for a lot of onlookers(and participants).
Too late to edit, but I stand corrected
If you use a weapon which is launched from a land base like a ballistic missile and is indomitable against a bunch of targets with conventional weapons, then your adversary is not going to sit back and lose aircraft carriers to it - they're going to target the launch sites.

They may not be able to hit those sites with non-ballistic weapons. Which means, you've created a situation where they face conventional defeat because you're implicitly trying to use your nuclear deterrent to protect a conventional asset - but how are you supposed to know the ballistic response headed for your mainland isn't nuclear and isn't targeting your cities?
Yea one of the greatest lies in ecommerce is “free shipping” and now that Amazon has a near monopoly: “free returns.” In fact in a competitive market businesses would undercut each other to the point they can’t do free returns, which is why Amazon started introducing it after they gained market share. Both these seemingly pro-consumer policies (along with zero liability on lost shipments) is really just a mandatory upsell (think shipping insurance), but where the costs are opaque and built into what you already paid.
I suspect dreamcompiler had in mind points in the "lower 48" which are only accessible via Canada, though yes, Alaska is an exclave.

Three others would be the Northwest Angle, Elm Point, and Buffalo Bay Point, all part of Lake of the Woods County, MN.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elm_Point,_Minnesota

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northwest_Angle

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_of_the_Woods_County,_Minn...

Via those Wikipedia entries, there are apparently six non-island exclaves of the US lower 48 states within Canada in total, one in Washington State, the three mentioned in Minnesota, and two more in Vermont: Alburgh Tongue and Province Point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada%E2%80%93United_States_b...
My favorite (very fast & lightweight)

dig +short myip.opendns.com @resolver1.opendns.com
That shouldn't be a problem. Bail scales with each arrest, and then scales down once the arrest is resolved.
Apparently the leadership's conduct is just fine for MSFT, though.

Mr. Kotick, who has served as CEO for more than three decades, didn’t inform the board of sexual misconduct allegations that he was aware of, including rape, against managers across the company.

The Nov. 16 article, citing interviews and internal documents, also detailed misconduct allegations against Mr. Kotick, including when an assistant complained in 2006 that he had threatened in a voice mail to have her killed.
>"The people committing this level of crime do need the income this theft generates to survive."

Later on I knew people who stole electronics --not as juveniles any more. It was just easy money for a night's work. They didn't have to put in 40. Didn't have a foreman. They'd brag about how easy it was...

So, I don't believe they have not alternative but this. It may be an "easier" option compared to other options, but it's not their last option. No. People in the Eastern block had less purchasing power than a poor person in the US. They did not have a culture of thievery. One, they were not a consumerist society and two, they would give no quarter to thieves.
They're not. Your post to some tweets doesn't count for 'exceptional claims require exceptional evidence.'

If you really predicted a volcano a year in advance you should present your methods and results in a better way before you start posting mildly condescending responses on platforms that allow people to downvote you
What spinner do you use if you don't mind me asking?
Asian was a good label to use during the hate crimes, fwiw.
Opensubtitles.org breached – Email addresses, IP addresses, Passwords, Usernames
Starting today, I'm living on Airbnb – Brian, Airbnb CEO
How does that change the OP’s point?
Can volcanoes detonate like high explosives? Did Tonga detonate?
Some mental gymnastics must have been involved when writing this list considering SQLite was originally built for guided-missile destroyers.
Yes, i should have been more specific. Video of the eruption and atmosphere effects from ground level.