skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your definition goes a bit against the usual definition : https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/entrepreneur

However it could fit a little bit the second less common French definition, where the word is coming from : https://fr.wiktionary.org/wiki/entrepreneur

But it would require the person to actually take the decisions and to lead. An average employee working on an innovative product doesn't fit the definition.
I couldn't read the whole thing because of. I didn't think it was beautiful and interactive. Each to their own.
Fun story: during the Beanie Baby craze, many "guides" were produced that included info about a Beanie Baby's first run, discontinuation, and most importantly a "projected" future price. Many publishers soon realized that the more money they predicted the Beanie Babies to be worth, the more the books would sell. So you had shelves filled with wild speculation about how this Beanie Baby is going to be worth $20,000 in a few years.

It's something worth thinking about when you see these types of articles.
My point is different. Is it the same fight? Is explicitly pushing boundaries because you want to be seen as sexualized and have the right to do so the same as trying to push those boundaries while claiming not to aim for sexualization?

Honest question as they don’t seem the same. But maybe they are?
I'm making the switch to tidal and I'm really enjoying the high quality audio (I have the hardware to match). And it has Neil Young on there. There are some very, very obscure punk rock albums that aren't on there but I was honestly surprised that Spotify even had them so it's not a deal breaker. Their price tiers match Spotify's so for me it was a 'why didn't I do this ages ago' moment. The move wasn't for one specific reason but more a gathering of many small things that finally made me push through the inertia.

Edit to add that the phone app needs some polish. I've got a few really unusual errors and it's not as slick as the Spotify app. It works but I could easily see less technical users just dropping it because of them. But the web player and desktop apps have been great.
Linux already boots on Apple Silicon and has for almost a year; give it a couple more months (if that) and we'll have a reasonably user friendly installer for it and enough hardware working to be worth using ;)

(Basically I'm going to make battery stats work, polish up the install process, re-do the CPU frequency scaling driver, and ship it)
The “rigorously verify the quality and security” is the hard part easier said than done for any reasonably complex software. That challenge exists of course whether the software is open-source or closed-source.
There is no such thing as Western civilization, cultures are different. This one is all on America.
Technically we can view entire Youtube as being mysogynist. If she is an American she will have a very strong case to bring this lawsuit on (possibly class action lawsuit). I recalled there was a case regarding women showing topless and won (if any legal expert here can chime in). It only take a cursory search to show that Youtube showing men's nipples without demonetization while a simple cardboard of female equivalent getting "women-hate" from Youtube.
I enjoy my wired headphones. The annoyances I face are one laptop without a headphone port. That's it.
Gravity, temperature, pressure and radiation.

Living in venerian cloud cities you won't even need a space suit to go outside, just a light breathing mask and a rubber suit to keep the acid away.
Nice fairytale but you should see more television. People who decided to not get the jab have been hunted like animals. And people that got the jab got really sick or died and infected others.

Also there were effective medications for covid but people were misled to believe that they did not work, people died and were terrorized to get vaccinated.

This is a crime. Unless you enjoy it.
I'd settle for maps telling me if a road is paved or not. As a motorcycle rider that likes to take less well traveled roads, I've gotten into bad situations due to not knowing a road was unpaved until I got there. Not the least of which was having to be rescued in the middle of the night in freezing temperatures because I had to back track over 20 miles after a paved road turned to gravel half way to my destination.
SEOs Think Google Algorithm Transparency Would Lead to Worse Search Results
That's what their email says. You will receive less revenue because less advertisers will want them on adult content.

She has not been demonetised, despite the clickbait title, but classified as adult which means roughly 99% less ad revenue.
If somebody comes in the ICU with COVID symptoms, it's extremely likely that they were hospitalized earlier and thus their vaccination status is known.

If somebody comes in the ICU without non-COVID symptoms, they aren't in the statistic, in other words you need to make the probability of "unknown status" conditional on being in the ICU for COVID.
Could they have sat still? Probably. Were they self aware enough to even realise what they are doing is embarrassing? Almost certainly not.
I think most naturists would argue that nude and topless sunbathing has nothing to do with sex or sexuality. If they are political at all they would say they are taking back nudity from sexuality.
> Ideas are best developed by individuals

Totally agree with it. Thanks for sharing.
Perhaps as an orthogonal feature, implement a distributed CDN using all the browser cached assets across other browser instances (using an approach like IPFS or BitTorrent) to parallelize the object fetch using a DHT.

It could potentially use the HTML <link> tag's integrity attribute See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/li... for content addressable DHT lookups
I don't see where you got that from. He suggests that Joe does more research, not be silenced.
Hard to know. Of course in ZH you can find a lot of expats to hang out with, but that doesn't necessarily mean the locals are easier to get close to.
The core of the problem here seems to be that the video was classified as adult because her breasts are larger (that's also what she hints at), while other videos with smaller breast dummies are not classified as such.

I would also probably feel offended if Google told me that my breasts are pornographic just because of their size.
I would expect it's pretty uncommon sure, I mean how would you do buybacks of canned goods. It works because of the many historical features of publishing, and the physical realities of books (removing cover to send back) and doesn't seem like it could work in most industries.
I was reading up a lot of reviews on these alder lake, either those reviewers are paid or simply Intel fanboy, they all seems to downplay the power consumption and giving Intel glowing reviews (and quickly skim over power issue). I wouls year end and see how 13th vs Ryzen 4 will battle out.
JustForFans forced to stop using JWPlayer
Looking in, from a non-US centric view, I just find it mind-boggling how sanguinary all the left/right trenches act and argue with each other.

[Which is doubly confused since your left would still be considered solidly right wing anywhere else in the world (bar maybe in Australia/Canada).]

If I think back to the early 90's CNN used to be regarded in the same light as the BBC or Reuters, with actual breaking news and world correspondents. Now it just looks like a pantomine of people deeply outraged about something inconsequential.

I don't know if it's the 24h news business model that is broken or if you actually have some sort of psy-ops going on trying to create division, but there seems to be a very vocal chunk of the US that is caught in some sort of outrage addiction.
I think this still ties in to the point. People laugh at the apple user mentality of “I just know it’s going to work if I buy Apple”. But then you have windows OEMs where you have to do careful research because the product line is full of scams and traps.
No problems with it really. We could do this today, with today's technology.

Venus is really close to us, comparatively speaking, and you won't even need a lander to get there. (You can brake against the atmosphere itself.)

The cloud city can be made of balsa wood and rubber, low-tech stuff.

Making the colony sustainable is another question, but it's not specific to Venus. Space is empty and pointless in general.
On my macbook M1 Pro I was able to work for ~11 hours without charging and on Thinkpad P14S GEN 2 AMD (5850U CPU) with a 4K display I can work for ~ 7 hours. So the difference is not that big TBH.
I'm 43, I got taught fractions in primary.. wait let me do some math, about 32 years ago. 1

I seem to recall fractions being presented as the necessary "old way" before they taught us decimals, but maybe that was just me.

I had no idea* about the multiplying fractions thing to solve the example. 2. Maybe I was tought it, I guess I probably was, but it also just about the last time the curriculum touched on fractions at all, at least until I dropped out at year 10 ( 2 years early ). Maybe those last two years are a fraction filled bonanza.. but I suspect not.

So unless I'm super interested on my own, its quite possible it's decades before I find a use for it?

Just how effective do you think 5 hours a week for two 4 week periods 30 is at instilling knowledge - especially over decade timeframes.

The example is actually a good one, because finding a fraction of a fraction of a cup is the kind of thing you might need when reducing the size of a recipe.. but it also demonstrates the problem...
Close enough is good enough.. I can tip out part of the measure and eyeball it anyway - and can do so without thinking about it at all! And I'm cooking.. I'm doing rough measures and adjusting as I go anyway..

If math concepts aren't revisited throughout schooling, with concrete uses how does anyone retain this stuff?
( Of course, I'm a drop out with a notoriously bad memory, so maybe I'm a bad example )

There might be some value in local colleges or whatever running little "hey, now that you're an adult, here's how you can use all that math you've mostly forgotten" classes...

1: The uncertainty is I don't remember which year they taught us, not that I can't calculate the answer!!
*2: OK, if I think of them as decimal values it makes sense and is semi-obvious. But I'd still just spoon out a bit of the measuring cup.
Alex Jones
>Google isn't saying she can't put her body on YouTube, they're saying they don't think they can sell ads on that content. If advertisers would pay for controversial content, we wouldn't be having this discussion.

The assumption being in this case that advertisers will pay for ads when a man creates a nude female torso and not when a woman creates a nude female torso and YouTube is simply acting on their behalf?
While I do understand your take, I'm not sure it's a net positive for consumers. Marketing to previous customers is a very effective marketing strategy. If you prevent that, small companies are losing one of the few ways they can compete with bigger operations. Otherwise they have to keep buying ads on Google and Amazon..

Yes, most mail from retailers is spam. But for a handful of small retailers I actually like their newsletters, because they remind me that they exist, so I remember them next time I order something.
Some people (like me) find it very annoying and consequently don't read it.
I took a stab at generating a visualization of all the solutions with one brute force based approach: https://twitter.com/kunalbhalla/status/1486189627644035078
>She has not been demonetised, despite the clickbait title, but classified as adult which means roughly 99% less ad revenue.

Correct
Venus is much closer than Mars and has a gravity more similar to that of Earth.
I think this is a noble idea. One thing that makes it difficult is that a computer is designed to execute arbitrary programs. People will always be tempted to "improve" whatever the specification is for this forever computer.

A related thing to think about is what it would take so we don't lose the ability to view old documents or run old programs. Presumable header info in documents, saving versions of programs and having emulators for old machines would by part of the solution. I'm not sure if it would be worth the effort to enact, but it is probably worth thinking about.
The entire model of calculating who sees what and why in ads is broken. Sometimes I think an external audit of clicks and views tied back to research subjects asked "did you click, and did you see" would be fascinating.

Floc solved one problem but made others. It takes years to move to a new basis of aggregated data, and I didn't see any discussion anywhere beforehand. Google did not even try to caucus on this from what I can see. Maybe it was all NDA stuff but you'd think we'd have heard something about it.
Demo available here: https://vimeo.com/danielcmoura/spyqldemo
Sometimes one negates the other.
I listen to most JRE episodes (I skip the ones where he has his MMA buddies on because I'm not interested) - I don't think I've ever heard him shout anyone down?

Also I've never heard him speak as an authority on anything other than stand-up comedy and MMA. Everything else I hear him ask his guests to clarify, like his recent episode with some skeevy psychologist/tech guy (Dr. Robert Epstein) who wasn't elaborating on dubious claims. At some point the guest was talking about Google "blocking the internet" and said condescendingly "Are you serious? You don't know this?" (my paraphrasing).

Joe just calmly responded with something along the lines of "Even if I do know this, my audience may not, so when I push back on you to elaborate or give more details or proof of a claim, it's not for me specifically". And yea, the guest was just a BS-er talking about big tech censorship, no Google can't block the internet, his claim ended up being about Google search and Chrome specifically.
Every reasonably complex site I've worked on uses some form of bundler so even if a site uses a bunch of common libraries they are all compiled together into a big JS file.

I think that a lot of the way websites are developed would have to change to support such an initiative.
Definitely is a problem. I've had close relationships with women that had zero problems that faded pretty fast once they had a serious partner. I don't blame them, a partner comes first, but I really wish it wasn't quite so normalized for it to be OK for significant others to isolate partners from opposite sex friends. I know a lot of it happens naturally due to relationships taking up time and some people handle it no problem, but it seems far too common.
It's the same thing.

It's fighting against the stupid view that two lumps under your flesh are somehow evil and must be hidden away or punished somehow (but only if you're a woman), or that touching your crotch on television is an arrestable offence, or any other thing in that long list of stupidity.

It's about having rights over your own body, such that you can say "You don't like what you see? Well too bad, because it's my body and my right and you can't do a damn thing about it, nor do I have any obligation to explain myself."

It's primarily women who fight this battle because the rules are tilted far more against them. Most men can't even see the problem.

Here's an interesting thought experiment: A man gets breast implants and then goes around topless like he did before. Can you imagine the chaos that ensues? The legal questions? The social commentary about "decency"? The traumatized children? Can you see the hypocracy?
You mean Threes, I hope!
In general, I find it is much harder to maintain group focus and cohesion when the movement is defined as anti- something right off the bat. It works for short term causes, but not easy sustain long term.

It starts with negativity, it then attracts more as it goes along. The angriest, most radical ones are promoted to become leaders. Soon the negativity spills into internal fights - “ you are not angry enough, not one of us, we’re banning you!” etc.
> I don't think I've ever searched for a recipe and come across a barebones Gantt-chart-style engineer-thinking recipe plan.

https://clovegarden.com/recipes/index.html
Or maybe that part of its valuation is tied to bitcoin on its balance sheet?
Postgres has supported Python for quite a while.
1. The M1 / M1 Pro / Max Single Core Max out at around 5W. On TSMC 5nm, at 3.2Ghz.

2. The AlderLake i9-12900HK, is on Intel 7nm ( Or Intel7 ), runs with a a maximum of 5Ghz. My guess the power for single core on this chip is anywhere from 15W to 20W.

3. The Single core performance between the two are about ~5% to 20% if you are SIMD heavy.

There are lots of people in thread and the article linked comparing the system vs system ( the two laptop ) and CPU vs CPU, the two chip. I felt both of them are misguided. On System level it completely ignore the thermal dissipation which is the limiting factor. You could have fitted a GTX 3080 within a 20W cooling allowance and it will show M1 Max winning in every GPU benchmarks. On the CPU level comparing the TDP of both SoC completely neglect the design choice and components inside SoC. The 100W M1 Max includes NPU, Media Engine, 8 Channel ( Or 16 depending how you want to count them ) memory controller, SSD Controller, FPGA and GPU. It doesn't make sense to compare to i9-12900HK only on CPU and then use the total chip TDP.

And then there is the often repeated MultiCore performance( both on Android, and on PC with AMD CPU ). It is a useless number without knowing the power and core number. MSM likes to throw this number out without giving any context.
toy operating systems allow for more depth in the assignments, where working with real-world software systems with real world complexity requires ramping up.

when i took operating systems, we extended linux with an eye to building reliable systems (we built stuff like fault injectors for syscalls) as that was where the professor's graduate work had been and made various toy modifications to actual linux subsystems.

maybe folks working with nachos or one of these other toy operating systems get more topical depth (implement a scheduler or vm subsystem from scratch or such), but i personally found the experience of making real modifications to linux to be both more interesting and rewarding. (although many in the course struggled)
>how do you know their videos aren't demonetized?

“No, there won't be an answer as to why men making nude female torsos will not be subject to the same enforcement and never have been.”

I pressed YouTube on are or would those videos with identical content be treated identically, over several emails- they refuse to answer. That model is an extremely common test print in the community and I’ve never heard of anyone being demonetized for it. I’m hardly going to test it by reporting them and I’m also worried that people may now go and report or otherwise brigade those videos- many of whom are incredibly supportive friends in the community so I don’t want to over emphasize this and have them somehow blamed for doing nothing wrong.

>Also, in my understanding, youtube only demonetizes PER VIDEO, not your whole account unless you do something serious, is that right?

That is correct, although in my case it has been becoming more common every month and more ridiculous each time. None of the adult content rulings have fallen within their own definition.
There is a small business near me that has a wool testing machine that absolutely relies on custom DOS 3.3 based software and an old school serial card. They have had to become very astute at picking up old parts to keep their old rigs running as the guy who wrote the control software passed on, and they don't want to invest money in rewriting it. You would think commodity hardware would run this setup but all attempts at shifting it have failed.

The problem with old electronics is that once the chips fall out of fashion, you are never getting replacement parts. Does anybody still manufacture DDR2 ram for example? Its just not that long ago it got replaced by DDR3 and DDR4 but in 10 short years if you need a couple of sticks of it, your only option is 2nd hand. The e-waste issue is very real and the relentless pace of change doesn't help, but I don't have a good answer for solving it.
Advertisers would pay for controversial content. They'd pay less, but they'd pay. TPB keeps selling ads somehow.

I think the reason people see demonization as censorship follows the same lines as seeing non-government censorship or "ceasing to do business" (in an industry that generally does business with everybody) as censorship. They aren't exactly going out and burning books, sure, but it's certainly exclusionary and it's certainly targeted.

What's wrong with demonitizing all the videos of gay people? "It's not censorship." Still seems to have most of the negative impacts of censorship. It's a spade to me.
Literally Fox News yesterday: https://twitter.com/NikkiMcR/status/1486154086877650945?t=Z4...

> The mRNA COVID vaccines need to be withdrawn from the market. No one should get them. No one should get boosted. No one should get double boosted. They are a dangerous and ineffective product at this point.

How is that not "doubting the efficacy of coronavirus vaccines"?
Is this an engineering consideration, or simply a matter of national pride?

A world-class competitor to Android or iOS would require world-class telecommunications and manufacturing infrastructure; that said, China, arguably up to the task, has yet to produce their own green-field alternative. Read of that what you will, in terms of the scale (and state) of effort required.

Homegrown modem ICs and an Android enablement stack that competes with Qualcomm on performance would be IMHO a better place to start.
That's not off topic. It's covered in the article - the component enables text entry, and two-way data binding means the calendar widget updates as you type.
> The crazy thing about using a Macbook Pro (with an M1 Pro or M1 Max CPU) is that, in single-threaded performance, it's really no faster than a dippy little Macbook Air.

That “dippy little M1 MacBook Air” is damn fast. Even for single core tasks. I’ve owned one for a year now, and recently got the new M1 Pro with eight of the same cores, and single thread performance is not low by any sensible measure.
I dont think innovation is a requirement. Entrepreneurs also built great businesses that's neither original or advanced from other products existing.
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awesome ..1/1000 the traffic. no viralness, no recommendations, or discovery, no rev., needing to use 10+ platforms to equal 1/100 the traffic of YouTube
That's when you're working for money. If it's your own project, your mistakes cost you nothing but you learn something from every one of them.
I didn't mean my comment as criticism of the guide, just to say that the method it uses is very complicated, and that there's a simpler one. If you can't use the simpler one, this is a great guide!
There were no verified cases of myocarditis requiring a heart transplant, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or a ventricular assist device. Of the 96% (784/813) of cases of myocarditis who were hospitalized, 98% (747/762) were discharged from the hospital at time of review. In 87% (577/661) of discharged cases of myocarditis, there was resolution of the presenting symptoms by hospital discharge.

It's a risk. It's an elevated risk in the population. It's also a risk of catching covid, but the risk here is perhaps higher. BUT it resolves, it hasn't yet been shown to cause irreversible damage, and it remains a statistically LOW risk. Of the order 70 per million doses administered.

7 per 100,000. Under 1 in 10,000. That's called very low risk. Lower than the risk of unexpected death at home, all causes.