skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>I would also argue that they shouldn't just give everybody the ability to livestream at first

They don't. You have to verify your channel first using a phone number.
"originally" is 20 years ago. People realized this mistake almost immediately before fixing it in Unicode 2.0. The mistake existed for something like 5 years last millennium.

There's no excuse for not taking seriously a large part of the world's communication needs in 2022 as something esoteric that no one but people in 5000BC needed.
Something similar exists in Turkey, called Mount Chimaera: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Chimaera

"Mount Chimaera was the name of a place in ancient Lycia, notable for constantly burning fires. It is thought to be the area called Yanartaş in Turkey, where methane and other gases emerge from the rock and burn."

I've seen it in person some number of years ago. It's really an amazing thing to see.
Are you genuinely curious or it is just a bait to subsequently dismiss a response under pretense that any "inconvenience" cannot possibly outweigh "common good" of universal mandatory masking? Because such was my previous experience of biting into such lures.
Any recommendations on how to measure NO2? Everything I’m finding on Amazon does VOC, dust, CO2, etc. but not NO2.
For those interested, Jeff Volek's team published a study in 2016, "Metabolic characteristics of keto-adapted ultra-endurance runners" [1] that compared fax oxidation. One of the "fat adapted" participants Zach Kibbter, an ultra-marathon record holder, posted a personal writeup that included a table of his fat usage at various VO2 Maxes (a ridiculous 98% fat usage at 75% VO2max and 76% even at 84% of VO2max!)[2]

[1] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002604951...

[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20201111190720/https://zachbitte...
I’m guessing Discord server hijacking is also a source. There are hundreds of crypto servers that are full of spam (they advertise as pump n dump) and people constantly fall for them.
If this land truly belongs to no country does that mean you could legally kill people here? Imagination runs wild.
I think the same would apply about casinos and gambling, yet those have had to be regulated in the public interest.
Truly prophetic. Haven't thought about that in a while. Thank you!
how many rsus do you have depending on it
I sent my boyfriend a picture of a storm. He got one of a woman and a dog
The idea is that it is possible to set up an actual doubler smart contract that is not a scam. Sure it's not profitable to do, but it is a little funny.
Woke people only ever want a blank slate to which they can apply their ideology.
They wont tolerate nature intruding.

Why is there no neuro-psychology component in gender studies for example?
Sounds exactly like something an alcoholic would write :D

All seriousness, last couple years I changed my drinking habits. Grew up in UK so big drinking culture. After moving to somewhere in Asia with a big health focus I quit drinking for a couple months due to the training and it completely rewired me. Before was a habitual drinker, not large amounts but regularly. Managed to totally kick the urge or need to drink and now just occasionally have a beer or glass of wine. Haven't had a serious hangover in a long time.
No. Selling a fiction book is also "an attempt to steer your thoughts for personal gain".

Advertising is a more specific thing: an implicit social contract where demands on your attention are rewarded with non-monetary bonuses.

As such it's a good thing, because a world with no social contract or rewards would be shittier.
Except it wasn’t high quality, but incredibly bad pseudoscience.
Then people will complain the recommended videos are not as related as before and/or they only promote corporate entities who will verify
The cumulative effect of tipping shouldn't be ignored either. Individual tips may not incentivize a server to do a better job, but the cumulative effect of tipping makes restaurant server a fairly well-paying entry-level job that attracts a very wide talent pool.
I've been on several flights during the pandemic where someone on the plane was using a CPAP in-flight. This is allowed, even though CPAP's have been shown to aerosolize and spread viruses.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7298691/

I have raised this issue with everyone I could think of and nobody cares, or is willing to tell CPAP users they can't fly. This proves to me that the people in charge don't care about reducing COVID exposure.

I do wear properly-fitted genuine N95s while flying and have never had any flight staff tell me I couldn't.
> Again, unpopular as it is, that NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR USE OR MERCHANTIBILITY IMPLIED OR EXPLICIT either means exactly what it does, and should be reacted to accordingly by users of the code (audit first), and furthermore, means Microsoft is now on the hook for damages for usurping his intellectual property; or it doesn't and we need to have a long chat about the nature of software.

This is a false dichotomy, and even if the disclaimer was fully effective it wouldn't imply what you say about Microsoft's liability (or even imply that the original code owner does not have liability for malicious harms arising under tort principles other than warranty.)
Crazy to see multiple comments treating this as legitimate content as opposed to harmful pseudoscience.
One of the most impactful signals we can give to others is writing information and promises that arise between us.

"What are you doing?"

"I'm writing down that I promised you that book so I can get it for you for your birthday."

"Oh, that's awesome. Thank you."
You have inadvertently undermined your own argument using a perfect example. One of the most effective arguments in favor of gas taxes and road tolls is to mitigate the regressive nature of universal taxation for road building and maintenance. Because yes, "fixing the streets" is indeed a regressive tax burden for people who can't afford a car.

> not for policies that benefit average people more than low income people.

According to whom? And are you really satisfied to merely debate semantics?
Thank you for an actual price data point!

For those following along, the aws cloud front price for 70 TB / 100m requests runs $5,400 or so. Discounts available if you will do a one year term - say 20%. Ie, they are in ballpark.

I can believe cloudflare is cheaper for sure, but it’s not your an idiot for using aws level I don’t think. And aws is printing money.

I once paid $3 per GB (6 figures per year) way way back so this all looks cheap to me.
An os kernel needs a lot of custom work for the hardware. Example: manipulating page tables, handling interrupts, making context switches work.
Well too much of anything is harmful. If it isn't, it isn't "too much".
Their explanation is wrong.

This discussion was had last time.

Unless the fox understands the idea of distance the triangles can't be dense.

If it understands distance the idea falls apart.

One explanation might be, if the fox stops and looks around after 100 triangles or some sort of signal. When it looks around, it's more likely to be in a treasure zone.

But the fox will not go toward high density triangles, because it doesn't understand density.
Lispers seemingly want to see everything as s-expr ;)

In the case of SGML-heritage markup like HTML, often enough I've seen them fail to understand that it's not so much about arbitrarily nested element structures but about content models where an element contains a sub-element sequence specified by a regular expression (aka regular tree languages). This model information is then used to infer omitted tags, etc. It's also quite different from JSON.
Advertising doesn't want or need personalization or spying. (Media) Ad agencies are applied sociology and work on the law of large numbers.

The large-scale spying doesn't come from advertiser or agency demands. That's a thing that the large digital monopolies invented to give themselves even more social leverage.

(Source - Over 17 years of experience in the digital advertising space.)
It is possible 8 weeks in advance to predict the difference between UTC and UT1 and keep it less than 0.9 seconds. Nothing more is required by international agreement.
Python on z/OS – creating a C extension
I haven’t verified this myself, but I’ve seen a bunch of people on reddit claim success with the following combo:

* Movies and TV player

* HEVC extension

* Dolby Access app

* Dolby Vision extension

Additionally Dolby Vision works on Windows with a few big budget games. Thus the pipeline exists and can be used. It’s just obscured by proprietary secrets.
Taking a rental scooter for a spin in this new Berlin sounds super fun. I hope this all works out and inspires more cities to follow suit!
When I first started playing Ghost of Tsushima I just thought it was a reference to Inari foxes guarding shrines in Japanese folklore.

But since learning about the fox treasures in Skyrim (I had completely missed those theories when I first played it) I have been wondering if it's more.

I haven't heard of foxes leading you to their shrine before, only guarding it and acting as messengers to the divine. So this American game with foxes leading you to inari shrines feels to me like a nod to Skyrim nicely incorporating this Japanese folklore.
Unfortunately, if I advertised my webapp as "Works Best in Chrome", people would claim I was "supporting the browser monoculture".
This is tougher than wordle!
There are some critiques of the Bangladesh study, you can read some here: https://mobile.twitter.com/Emily_Burns_V/status/143312212476...

One big issue was that the mask pickup didn't equally reduce cases across ages. This leads to the training for wearing masks may have caused older groups to stop socializing, rather than the masks doing anything.
Am at paypal this is every year in compliance videos, there must be terrible and inept bureaucracy - not sure what is that side of the story. but i can see them no wanting to invite ire of regulatory punishments. go to small claims court if its a small sum. you should not keep large sums at any online outfit, paypal, coinbase or others. Even bank account is a suspect space, better stow money in money market funds for quick liquidity, its super easy to defraud it.
Just for correctness: the myocarditis risk for Pfizer second and third dose exceeds the myocarditis risk from covid for this group as well.
Pay close attention to verse 15. Who's money are we talking about here?
Well the excited businessman telling everyone about the work is the one hyping it to everyone. My point exactly is if it was just the hard working coder in a dark room everybody and their grandma wouldn't be buying into crypto right now. I'm also bullish on the utility of Bitcoin, as it allows for an almost cash-equivalent that's digital. Silk road took it as currency, and cybercriminals. These may be illegitimate businesses but they are businesses nonetheless.
Tabbing like this is auported by the Sway window manager, and probably also i3 since Sway is an attempt to be compatible with i3 configs.
A good video walkthrough of Textual from September, 2021 with Paul Everitt interviewing the author, Will McGugan: A Look At – and Inside – Textual (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kTWxamIJ_k).
Well this is infuriatingly awesome :D

Really sad the Android build appears to have fallen off the Play store :/
"Unfortunately, we are completely out of stock."

Mid-year at the earliest...
I didn’t realize this happened to me until reading this comment. I think for me it was a combination of air flow redirection and just pinching from the metal bits high enough on my nose that maybe there’s some squeezing the tear ducts going on?
I think that osmand uses vectorial maps by default and this is image tiles.
Have you met SREs?
It does. From the HTML5 specification:

> Then, if the element is one of the void elements, or if the element is a foreign element, then there may be a single U+002F SOLIDUS character (/). This character has no effect on void elements, but on foreign elements it marks the start tag as self-closing.

— https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/syntax.html#start-tag...

> It will happily ignore your self-closing tags if you have them but it accomplishes nothing.

Sure. They are optional for HTML elements. That’s not the same thing as “HTML doesn’t have them”. HTML has them, understands them, and chooses to only do something with them for foreign elements.

The problem with using it in this situation is not that HTML doesn’t have self-closing tags, it’s that custom elements cannot be void elements.
send photos of your passport etc and and append a form filled out saying that you are filing a complaint with FDIC, they wake up real quick, fines are substantial there.
Ya "herd immunity" wasn't the right phase... More so just that I hope we collectively developed a decent enough immune response that we see a dramatic reduction in hospitization.
If you’ve rooted it, you can fix the CA cert issue with this: https://github.com/tf318/lg
JCS frames what he does as psychology, most of the things he claims have absolutely nothing to do with the field.

He regularly makes wild claims which aren’t supported by research at all.

In (real) psychology you rarely have clear “x caused y” situations, in JCS’s “criminal psychology” you do.

Stuff like this can be incredibly dangerous, people have literally been sentenced to death based on the testimony of similar quacks.
Whenever I’ve felt burned out or lost, I tried to take a step back and take some time away from the activity that was causing the issue. After getting a little space, I worked on remembering my “why”- that is, why am I doing what I’m doing? What is the end game, what are my medium and long term goals? Answering those questions has usually helped. But first you need to take a mental break away from the cause of your burnout.
Looks like it's SMS since the recipient is green. Guessing something funny in the cell network?
Nuker was basically apologizing for the poor phrasing in his parent comment; smoldesu understandably used the same phrasing in his correction to make his point, but, in doing so, his correction suffered from the poor phrasing too. The subjects of the sentences were "half/all of mobile users", which, in the latter case for example, implies that everyone uses iOS. Nuker's intention was to refer to "iOS mobile users" only, not mobile users in general. Kudos to him for rereading his original and going "Oops! :)".
Lying to local (and state?) police is legal (I think). Lying to federal LEOs is a crime.
Good point but likewise one has to wonder why the need for folder hierarchies anyway. With bonkers fast disks and cpus the organising of files should be able to be dynamic and driven by some form of metadata and tags rather than static tree structures. The web doesn’t first require you to define a structure before search so why should a desktop?
Our failed attempts to teach aliens about Earth
“PROFILERS” are racists — YouTube, 2022.
Yes, I do too. But I also think that’s true for a lot in science. But try and dare scientific “discoveries” in most circles…

I guess it’s also the media’s fault, which cannot properly report on scientific papers. For example, probabilities become factual statements. Because it sells better like this.
In what regard is Morrowind more emergent than Skyrim?

It definitely felt magical when it was new, but I think that's just a feeling. Skyrim has Radiant AI and things like NPCs taking over establishments when the owner dies. A number of dynamic behaviors which help things feel a bit more alive.

I can't remember Morrowind having any kind of dynamic behavior or emergent gameplay. Unless you count being able to lock yourself out of quests by killing important characters (including as part of other quest lines!) which is something I do miss.
I hope they're not floppy.
This is very cool and minmlst. Agree that desktops carry ever increasing amounts of stuff and the word is not necessarily better because of it.
Low quality ones generally have that problem due to using PWM to control the temperature. I've used cheaper and more expensive ones, and the more expensive ones have much more fine control of temperature, and not just a toggle between on and off.
* How to Solve it – A New Aspect of Mathematical Method by George Polya.

* The Thinker's Toolkit: 14 Powerful Techniques for Problem Solving by Morgan Jones.

* The Model Thinker: What You Need to Know to Make Data Work for You by Scott Page.

* The Decision Book: Fifty models for strategic thinking by Krogerus & Tschappeler.
> waiting for consensus to move the entire network to it.

May I clarify what that means? Does that mean a vote of the existing participants?

If so, might it never happen?
I remember seeing on a TV program about an eruption where some people were monitoring a volcano from some miles away at an airport where they thought it was probably safe.

And the comment was made that if the pyroclastic flow reached them, the first they would know about it, at night, was when the runway lights vanished.

Very different from magma gently flowing out.
Yeah, a decade+ ago back when MAFIAA was still experimenting with those tactics.

FWIW almost all the people listed on your wiki page were tracker operators, but I am aware that there have been a few exceptions.
Are you serious? Why do you think that?
Is there any significance to the fact that all the other messages in the thread appear to arrive instantly (same time stamp) while the message in question has a 1 min delay (the sender’s time shows 14:45, the recipient shows 14:46)?
It's like HN has a microphone in my home. I've been looking into adding VO2 max measurement capabilities to our VR fitness game and been looking for DIY solutions and then this :)

That looks actually useful
Was wondering if I can do this on a macOS running on M1 and parallels - Any thoughts?
What is the "average person" to a "low income person" if not, relatively speaking, wealthier?

You really can't have that both ways. Unless your intent is to partition by +/- orders of magnitude of relative wealth.

In that case, we're starting to get into equal protection under the law violation territory.
The title is misleading. It is not the same as the original page title,
so basically user @kjeetgill is scamming us.
I find this behaviour unethical and offencive. Please do not upvote.
Enough that im horrified by it
How do you account for science making accurate predictions about reality?
The video is here: A Navigator for Unix -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3oqgJ1r90c
If every application uses inotify and correctly handles the events, I expect so. Which brings us back to "even if you can do it good luck getting buy in".
I'm not familiar with this channel. But even if it is really "harmful pseudoscience", is that really a reason to ban it? And if so, then who's in charge of deciding what's harmful pseudoscience and what's legitimate content, and what happens when they're wrong?
Nope.

Here's Smalltalk being discussed on https://wiki.c2.com/?SmalltalkLanguage
After reading through some of the context[1], I'm in favor of being consistent with de-clickbaiting titles. This title should be changed to "Accurate VO2 Max for Zwift and Strava" as it is a much better summary of the article (the article does mention beating $60k machinery, but does not seem to suggest being a portable replacement for that specific machinery like the title)

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25093563
To summarize the contextual thread, the title of a post was de-clickbaited against the OP's intentions. In my opinion, for the better.

Never Use Google to Sign-In

Never Use Third Party Auth to Sign In

Don't use third party auth to sign in
I wasn't really that interested in this project from the website, but this video sold me. Super cool, wow!
Guessing it’s a fake post for reddit karma
The two images have the same hash? (~Impossible, I know.)
Why East Asians but not South Asians underrepresented in leadership positions [pdf]
Thank! You seem really knowledgeable about the services provided by Japanese banks.
It’d be MMS since they sent an image. But yes, the sender has an iPhone and the recipient has an Android phone, from looking at the two screenshots. Hence it’s not using iMessage.
Without even opening the link I was about to say that the only book on the topic you should read is the Cyber Plumber's Handbook. I'm smiling that it's the same link. Haha.
Good lord a bunch of typos in the first part of that, and now too late to edit (I think I noticed one and fixed it in the wrong place, making things worse...)

Should be

> I'd argue that this is proof that the defund the police people mean something different.
> Right like if you have me saying "defund" and someone else saying "abolish" implying that I mean "abolish" specifically because I'm not using the word abolish seems strange.

If that wasn't obvious.
There may be a continuation, if/when Amazon completes their MGM acquisition, https://www.gateworld.net/news/2021/11/stargate-creators-new...
Amazon has some major SMS issues this week, could be some buggery in the phone network.
Edit by way of reply since the edit window is closed:

I apparently have seen pics of what I thought was the symbolics space cadet but apparently it's some other keyboard with parens on 0 and 9.

My bad.
AIUI, “Started moving away from the starting area” is wrong.

The starting area is everywhere.

It isn’t that there is some point where the center of the Big Bang was.

The idea is that, stuff was basically evenly distributed everywhere , and very dense,
and then later, without needing the amount of stuff to have decreased, stuff is nevertheless more spread out.

Now, you might just explain this with like, “well, space is infinite in extent, so you can just spread it all out, without running out of room, by moving things out towards infinity”
but you can describe the same sort of situation even if space is compact, turning back around in itself (as in the analogy of “imagine space is the surface of a balloon”)
See also

https://androidforums.com/threads/picture-text-mms-received-...

https://www.reddit.com/r/PushBullet/comments/3hx5fs/wrong_sm...

I wonder if the wrong image would still display if he opened it rather than just looking at the thumbnail.
I'm curious. Do you want to be phone free, pocket computer free, both or something else?

A mobile phone without a SIM card is still useful because you can connect to Wi-Fi when you want and be otherwise offline.

Another halfway measure is just block all incoming calls.
Reminds me of a scene in the Wire where they convince the kid that the photocopy machine is a lie detector
> But even if it were really "harmful pseudoscience", is that really a reason to ban it?

It is really a reason to decide not to distribute it.

> And if so, then who's in charge of deciding what's harmful pseudoscience and what's legitimate content

Anyone who is asked to actively participate in the chain of distribution.

> and what happens when they're wrong?

If someone disagrees with their decision not to distribute, they seek some other distribution. Except when it is a decision to distribute and the content is harmful in a way which produces liability, their decision being “wrong” in any authoritative sense isn't really an issue, only disagreement.
Stuff like this is why I love this site.

In our last remodel we put in a damn expensive Wolf range and a tankless water heater, both propane fueled. Both work great. That being said, all the press on NO2 have made us always turn on the vent when cooking, something we did not do before.

My previous dealing with induction was crap. Yes I understand the pan makeup part. That was years ago. The technology has progressed since then and next kit will be induction and electrical powered water heater, driven by a solar backed power wall type system.
An opportunity to share one of my favorite websites from the old web…

https://www.entrances2hell.co.uk/
I understand the instinctual irk of having one's habits monitored by a corporation but I'm curious about practical implications.

What are some concrete harms to the individual viewer in anonymously sharing TV viewing data?