skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is that it hurts the perception of Google, particularly for enterprise customers. If the perception is that Google is unresponsive and gives customers no recourse to address obviously incorrect behavior of its automated systems, it makes it harder for enterprise customers to trust Google with their workloads.

A one off bug like this isn't the end of the world, but it fits into the larger pattern of how Google operates.
Having a VPN back to your home IP really helps with the overseas logins in my experience. If it doesn't work turn on the VPN and it sees you coming from a 'trusted' IP and you're set.

The fact that I've had to learn this through trial & error and spend time & money setting up a personal VPN host is crazy.
You’re entirely right; the sole reason for Gemini is to exclude people. It’s more than solutionism, it’s elitism. It’s some people hiding their content to the quote-unquote “cool” kids and claiming it’s a “better” solution just because the primary clients are terminal based.

Which is why nothing of value is lost by ignoring it, IMO.
You can still win the game playing on hard mode. Most prefer easier difficulties.
I'd assume that the capacitive touch sensing will certainly have some kind of debouncing as it crosses whatever the threshold is to register a touch or not.
Let's be careful here. I don't know of any reason to believe that those are the same person, and somebody getting a marginal fact wrong is a bad reason to dismiss everything they're saying. Humans are far too error prone for that to be much of a signal.

Of course I'm not 'siding' with that poster, or this one. I just say these things out of habit.
I suspect the only way to prevent the collapse of all fiat currencies will be nations holding BTC, and probably other fixed issuance coins used for shorter term trade.

There will be a pegged redemption rate, for fiat currencies to the Bitcoin. Because states can keep printing more fiat, there will be some shenanigans with fake Bitcoin. Make sure you always take custody because the banks will try to inflate it!

I believe this because it is the only honest money we have. It was invented to keep us honest.
Whether it's "goodness", naiveté, or simply ignorance, in the end it's the result of cognitive dissonance - they've built a worldview where such perversion/evil doesn't exist (or is contained or warded by "good") so explaining to them their worldview is flawed takes a lot of effort that they will resist changing. Even those who seek to change find it difficult.

Many people for whom factual truth is anathema to their self-esteem.
How do you know that's like the normal size? Is there public research on that?

(serious question, interested in studies on corruption)
Decentralization is about not needing anyone’s permission to participate and being free from censorship. You don’t need good credit or even ID to open an account and no one can seize your funds because of debts, fines, or taxes. Of course validators have their slashing rules, but those are programmatic. Not some judge in divorce court, for example.
Nothing is changing except the terminology. Nothing is gone.
Where are you when we need you, Rodney Dangerfield?

https://tmi.papost.org/the-pepsi-syndrome-saturday-night-liv...

Dr. Edna Casey: It means, Mrs. Carter, your husband, President Carter, has become [ camera zooms in on Dr. Edna Casey ] The amazing colossal president.

Rosalynn Carter: Well how big is he?

Dr. Edna Casey: Well Mrs. Carter, it’s difficult to comprehend just how big he is but to give you some idea, we’ve asked comedian Rodney Dangerfield to come along today to help explain it to you. Rodney?

[ Rodney Dangerfield enters ] Rodney Dangerfield: How do you do, how are you?

Ross Denton: Rodney, can you please tell us, how big is the president?

Rodney Dangerfield: Oh, he’s a big guy, I’ll tell you that, he’s a big guy. I tell you he’s so big, I saw him sitting in the George Washington bridge dangling his feet in the water! He’s a big guy!

Rosalynn Carter: Oh my God! Jimmy! Oh God!

Rodney Dangerfield: Oh, he’s big, I’ll tell you that, boy. He’s so big that when two girls make love to him at the same time, they never meet each other! He’s a big guy, I’ll tell you!

Rosalynn Carter: Oh no! Oh Jimmy! My Jimmy!

Rodney Dangerfield: I don’t want to upset you lady, he’s big, you know what I mean? Why he could have an affair with the Lincoln Tunnel! I mean, he’s really high! He’s big, I’ll tell you! He’s a big guy!

Rosalynn Carter: No! No! No!

Ross Denton: Rodney, thank you very much. You can go.

Rodney Dangerfield: It’s my pleasure. He’s way up there, lady! you know what I mean? [ goes off, leaving Rosalynn Carter very upset ]
> The NIH funds a huge fraction vast of biomedical research in the US.

This document https://www.researchamerica.org/sites/default/files/Policy_A... states that in 2017 private industry spent $121 billion on Medical & Health R&D Expenditures in 2017 compared to $39 for the federal govt ($32 of which is NIH). $121 billion in a single year -- I honestly assumed the number was in millions till I re-read it.

This article https://www.baltimoresun.com/health/bs-hs-trial-funding-2015... says "Industry funds six times more clinical trials than feds"

You are probably right that the drug companies are (not surprisingly) focused specifically on drugs while NIH research is more general and widespread. But that is still a very large difference.
IMO, right now we're in the worst of both worlds. The ballot is secret enough that fraud is possible, but non-secret enough that coercion is possible. If we don't want to restrict non-in-person voting back to how it was in 2016, then maybe we should make everyone's votes completely public. At least then, any fraud would be immediately and obviously apparent.
Are you ASIC or GPU mining?
VS Code is an Electron app. Pretty much anything that isn't a web browser will have a lower memory footprint.

Nova is a proper Mac app, which is one of the reasons I love it so much. No Electron to gobble up RAM and CPU needlessly and no slow multi-platform Java stuff with a wrong UI.
It's been known that HN has applied keyword-based, domain-based, and manual penalties in the past: http://www.righto.com/2013/11/how-hacker-news-ranking-really...

While I doubt there is a "non-YC penalty", and I doubt there is collusion on dang's part, it isn't correct to think of HN ranking as a unmoderated scoring function.
> Swipe: A billing and payments solution for Indian small and medium-sized businesses. [...] As my colleague Alex Wilhelm put it, Swipe is Stripe, with a W.
What are the privacy settings? I don't want people to know my email or even my name (that is still an alias but still)
You are bothered by useless... Why did every new editor adopt the Visual Studio asinine default of fuzzy autocompleting (not only the new part) on enter or space? It's a stupid idea, with absolutely no upsides.

I didn't try this one (I'm not on a mac), but I fully expect it to do that too. All of them do. (I'll be glad if somebody tells me it doesn't.)
I'm just giving a data point. I don't pretend to know how many "Stripe competitors" YC funds.
I just moved from tables to this:

.table
{
display: flex;
}

.table-vert
{
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
}

.cell-wide
{
flex-grow: 1;
}

Are you telling me there are other ways to create websites?
Just started playing for the first time last month using the voiceovers from the 3DO version. Despite being before my time, I found it extremely engaging.

Clearly a classic, and with the open-source engine release, eternal. Download and play now if you haven't already.
I don't know, ask this guy. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30050367

I don't doubt that anonymous transactions are possible, I want to know if they're actually accomplishing what this person is claiming. They've had plenty of time to do so.
Any kid about 13 yr old+ atm is mad for VR. they all love it.

When FB/Meta figure out a way to make it MUST HAVE instead of WANT TO HAVE, they will dominate and the oculus tech will along with it.
This interview makes the point that art has a role in the environmental movement in allowing us to evaluate and feel what it could be like to live in possible futures. I remember a similar discussion is a climate one podcast https://www.climateone.org/audio/storytelling-through-climat...

It also covers the idea of "scenius". The interwoven context that gives rise to works of genius. I found this helpful for expressing something that has been bugging me about doing art in metropolitan Japan. There is a lot of creative people, there is a lot of output, but everyone feels very siloed in their own genre, or school, or .. source of funding. I havn't had a sense of a diverse ecosystem of exchanging ideas or jointly creating of society.
Its pretty mindless, even the "reading" and "researching" is extremely dull. The level of logical complexity isn't that great and its a lot of overworded nonsense.
Sure, I also, still, feel some of the kinetics need to be explained to avoid confusion.

Like the homepage doesnt make much sense to me after all these years of reading HN. As I write this there are 160 upvotes in one hour on this post and it is still #9, with many weaker posts ahead of it.
Super pedantic but you don't need to send the Host header either to get a response.

I use the telnet trick often as debug step number one.
Where does it say the vaccine has a measurable effect upon stopping transmission?

Recent news would say the exact opposite statement
What about someone saying, “I like red pants better than green pants.”?
It looks a bit like Pinot Noir was already on a pretty clear upswing, could this not just be a correlation with trends in wine in general - dryer, less sweet/bodied reds?

It would be interesting to see a comparison to whites - are Chardonnays and Pinot Gris also on an upward trend?
I wonder if this is actually true, or if it's "unlimited, unless you (in our opinion) abuse it". If you uploaded and downloaded 1.5 PB per month, every month, would AT&T really not say a word?
But why would you go look at the results of a year old study with 30,000 participants when there is recent data covering many more people where protection from death among the vaccinated is blatantly obvious?

That's the trick, focus on the evidence that paints a particular picture instead of actually evaluating the available evidence.
Makes sense. It's not like Google or any other company training AI models are hiring professional linguists or psychologists to investigate the true meaning behind each of the billions of internet posts they've scraped, labeled and trained their models on. They're throwing pennies at workers in the developing world to label as much data as they can as fast as they can.

It's also likely that there's a significant lack of context to the data points, not just because the posts are divorced from their parent content, but because of a culture and language divide between the labeler and the author of the data they're labeling, as well.
I didn't say HN operates on an "unmoderated scoring function"; it most certainly doesn't, as Dan has (again) repeatedly said. I said that YC posts aren't ranked differently, and YC votes don't count differently.
The selling point of Nova is being a native Mac citizen rather than a Electron wrapper. The VSCode Extension API heavily relies on the flexibility provided by the browser runtime which native apps like Nova cannot give.
There’s no “better”. There’s a reason why most French and Italian wines don’t even mention the variety anywhere. Sancere, Bordeaux, Chablis, Beaujolais, Prosecco, Chianti,… Most people don’t know what variety are they, coz it’s not important really.
To find extensions, select "Extension Library" from the "Extensions" menu.

Not entirely sure what you mean by "run a file," but under "Project Settings" ("Project" menu) you can set up scripts for building, running, and cleaning a project, and after you do so buttons to run those scripts appear in the toolbar.
Have you played Origins? It was off my list entirely for multiple reasons until he made up with Paul & Fred, now I'm just wondering if it's any good.
Please, patent lawyers (and lawyers in general) are the scum of the earth.
Also I thought this was a woman:

“ Hannah has spent the past twelve years making New York City his home.”
If I could filter out the overuse of profanity shown in this article, I would. "Fuck yeah!!! That bad bitch is totally the shit!!" gets caught by a profanity filter. No great loss, IMO.

If you get normal not-always-online not-gen-Z people to evaluate these messages and label them as Good or Bad then you will get results like this. If I got any member of my family over the age of 30 to evaluate these messages, they'd label them all as offensive.
YC has funded and continues to fund a lot of payment startups. More generally: YC funds close to a thousand startups a year at present—obviously it's impossible to avoid funding competitors in such a model, nor would that be in keeping with YC"s founding principles, one of which is to try to fund as many good startups as possible (https://www.ycombinator.com/principles/). But you can have good practices around it, such as not playing favorites, not giving inside information about one to another, reminding founders that startups mostly don't die because of competition, big markets are big enough to support multiple players, and so on.
What happened to your T key, sir?
I had the same experience with the Mona Lisa too. Even going in not expecting to get much out of the experience, it really popped, even on the other side of a crowded room.

I wonder if it has a bit to do with it being 3D too, where the edges of paint strokes might catch the light a bit differently than under a scanner.
The Democratic party of the 1940s and 50s had some Blacks already in its coalition. And while the racist South was rural and benefited from the electoral college (increasingly so as its elites disenfranchised a chunk of its population; less so as that population headed out), other parts of the country - the Midwest and West - were more pro-Black. A simple model is that, if you get rid of the Electoral College, the big cities elect Progressive, anti-Black presidents like Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson throughout the 20th century. Good luck pushing that kind of politics in a pro-Civil Rights direction - their ideological opposition to that possibility was no less strong than the segregationists'.
So weird - someone raising on a 11b valuation
Yes, they call it Argo Tiered Cache under Caching tab.
Merlot is subpar so no wonder it's been dropping since people discovered better grapes
It's possible that estimate was based on the eruption size, not the SO2 amount. It seems that the amount of SO2 emitted wasn't that much, so maybe something much less than 0.5 degF.
Fair enough. I maybe should have put language in scare quotes. :)
Surely running a physical server = like running a VM + physical maintenance requirements + any quirks of the hardware (drivers etc.)
The free version of Remnote or Anki would also work.
>You just use a switch with 2 outputs: for on, and off position. Triggering 2 at the same time is impossible.

You've pretty much just described a standard everyday bog standard switch.

It's either over the threshold resistance for triggering, or it isn't.

Nothing you've suggested here excludes a switch that changes state by bouncing between the two states 50 times per physical press when you sample at MHz speed, as most switches do.
I've been using the VSCode remote ssh feature for a while now and I really can't see myself switching to another editor unless it also had a similar feature. Being able to quickly configure and use a remote server is just too huge a feature to give up now.

This looks great though, and the site is beautiful. Wish it was for me.
The wonder and technology descriptions in Alpha Centarui were so amazing, I don't think they'll ever be beat. Like the rest of the game, they did a really great job of providing just enough information to let your mind run wild.

I miss when games used to provide giant reams of text like that. There was a game, "Lords of Magic" that came with, essentially, a small novel's worth of entirely superfluous setting information (in the form of a little book!). It had the kind of background fluff you'd normally find in a D&D manual. I think I spent about as much time with the book, as with the game.
If you're looking for a way to reproduce your CI locally that isn't tied to a particular CI system (but which has a nice integration with GitHub Actions), there's also Toast: https://github.com/stepchowfun/toast

Toast lets you use whatever base image you want (even when running with GitHub Actions), and it has some extra features for local development (e.g., caching, bind mounts, tasks with dependencies between them, etc.).
Learning Japanese During the Second World War
Huh, nothing on Great Lakes.
Fair enough.

In my case, if every thing that makes me productive would cost $100 a year, I would be broke.
Serious question: my wife seems to have a never ending list of these things and she would likely take it as some kind of passive-aggressive middle finger if I recorded all the stuff I did and then showed it to her. I think I'd rather keep it to myself unless she stumbles across me swearing at something with tools in my hands.

The fact that I find most of these domestic chores completely unfulfilling (i.e. just a long, constant reminder that buying a house means you suddenly realise that without you bashing on it, it will fall down in record time) is not something I want to be reminded of.

So, while I appreciate the idea, I just don't want to see how much of my "free" time is consumed with gardening, fixing stuff, honey do's etc. and I'd rather see a log of what I did with my hobbies instead. Kind of like the opposite to this.
I would watch the entire thing in order to get the "full experience" of his tutorial. This touches on things like the CLI vs just syntax.

If you are coming from the perspective of non-NixOS (e.g. HomeManager or just nixpkgs) then maybe start at his rundown of what NixOS is vs HomeManager [1].

Or if you really just want to understand the nix language itself then probably start at 'Demystifying nixpkgs' [2].

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUsQt4NRCnc&list=PLRGI9KQ3_H...

[2] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWJaTb5uoT0&list=PLRGI9KQ3_H...
Does “sad” refer to an emotion? If so, don’t all emotions require a human? Then who feels sad because of or about this purported fact?

Or are you saying, “I don’t like it when people care about how they’ll be seen so much that they can’t do whatever they like.”?
I certainly can not taste the difference between any of them (and so do most others according to the article), but after Sideways there was definitely something in my subconscious that steered me away from ordering a Merlot.

I don’t think it’s sad at all, it’s a fun reminder about how we function.
I thought I hated the minimap, but it turns out it was just too … large. The same signals I get from it can be compressed into the width of the scrollbar, and I find them incredibly useful. Navigating problems is either very mouse-heavy in a very mouse target dense area, or requires learning more non-standard keyboard shortcuts/chords, or just “click near the part of the scrollbar where the colors look wrong”. And it takes no additional screen real estate at all. (Which I’m not trying to conserve for pixel density, I run a comically large screen daily; but I try to keep things smaller to stay focused)
That cuts both ways. What's the obsession with getting everyone vaccinated?

The CDC withheld data about efficacy of natural immunity up until recently, and still won't amend their stance to recognize it as a valid alternative to the vaccines like many other countries have.

Is that not anti-science?

Just because they're experts doesn't mean they're on your side.
I agree with you of course, but those are not “ETH PoS” staking, strictly speaking. They are just layers on top. You definitely make more running your own validators.
It shows the anxiety people have about wanting to look smart about wine. Just drink what you like. I've always liked Merlot.
Yep there would always be the temptation to say "well I need just one cookie" or "well I need just this bit of javascript" Gemini doesn't give you those options.
Even more clueless then!
I have 30 GTX 1070 GPUs.
To answer the first question I had, it's taking the applet code converting it into JS to run these.
I 100% work for a large enterprise and we would absolutely like spending policies in place. After all, we have fixed OPEX budgets planned in advance of the quarter.
Sure, but censorship is bad even when it's not global.
They aren't ranked differently and YC alumni votes don't affect ranking any more than other upvotes.

Most importantly, the first principle of HN moderation is that we moderate less, not more, when a YC startup (or YC itself) is involved in a story. That does not mean we don't moderate at all—but we moderate significantly less. I've written about this a ton over the years: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu.... Here is a more entertaining subset: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que....

p.s. I'm in the middle of traveling somewhere but I'll try to come back to this thread soon and respond to the more specific claims in the OP. The claims in there that I personally have direct knowledge about (at least the ones I've had time to read so far) are false, and I agree with you that forthcomingness would be helpful. Edit: more at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30070287.
At this point we need public policy to stop such bad actors. Or you mean we should give up and do nothing? But why?
Is this person insane? Four hours of sleep and six cups of coffee per day? Lay off the drugs and get a good 8 hours sleep.
An RNA-based theory of natural universal computation
All their products are amazing. I have most of them.
While what you’ve said is true (according to my understanding), the older you get the more difficult it is to move the needle. It’s much easier to get into better health when you are 20 than it is when you are 60.

Also the margin for error gets much more narrow as you age.
U.S. Marriage Rates Hit New Recorded Low (2020)
I’ve wanted to try Modafinil for a long time but I’m too nervous to order it online. My doctor won’t prescribe it to me, saying it is only for extreme narcoleptics, though I think the real reason is that its street value is pretty high… because it works.
This explains all the technical details - it is far more advanced than you would imagine:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_hm5oX7ZlE
It's probably fine to go without fruit, as your ancestors can't possibly have eaten it every day. However, I find that a diet too heavily focused on vegetables leaves me still wanting "dessert" even when my stomach feels full; fruit calms that feeling. Also fruit is great for slowing down a meal and for adding a lot of bulk relative to the calories inside.
OP quite clearly states that they “support a vaccine mandate under these circumstances” and has rightly decided to not engage in further bullshittery.
Lagrange isn't terminal based.