skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gotta really appreciate everyone that put in the effort to make this particular project not a horrific, graphic failure. Of course the science returns haven't come in yet and there's still plenty to go wrong but at least it got off the ground and unfolded.

This was a lot of money for some very pure science. If it had blown up on the launch pad (a French launch pad, where government employees were presumably paid to be on a tropical island in December) it would have been Exhibit A in the case against government funding of science for the next 50 years.
> Stripping something away is often easier than building it from scratch

Is there the idea of additive vs subtractive terraforming?

I agree on Venus. I have always felt it is much more interesting than Mars.
Look at the GitHub profile. The eyes are dead. You can always tell a man by his eyes.
r/WorkReform is supposedly the replacement for the faction that wasn't "anti-work" but pro-better work conditions that felt misrepresented in the interview.
I took zargon's comment to mean that the person implying the reference was only 10 years old was self identifying them self as a youngin without realizing it.
> When YouTube is on the same level with utility companies

Well that day is not today, and you can live just fine without being able to post to Youtube. The majority of Americans don't post to Youtube and they live just fine. Also, for the majority of human history, it was literally impossible to have your opinions broadcasted to millions of people across the globe, let alone do it for free. So no, nothing about being able to post a video on Youtube is a "right" or a "necessity". Nor is it in any shape of form comparable to utilities.
The M1 family already can only sustain 3.2GHz with only one core per cluster active, so there is some bottleneck there, either due to power dissipation/density or power delivery. If the latter, upping the voltage would give you more oomph, but that comes with diminishing returns. I wouldn't expect Apple to give the chips more than a trivial clock bump (3.4?) this generation, if that.
The choice is a dichotomy either you make it or someone else makes it. Personally I recommend making it in batches called meal prepping for maximum efficiency
Go and try to build your own rig with the M1. I'll wait right here for your report on its performance and power usage. (Not picking on anyone, just annoyed at the incessant power usage comparisons between apples and oranges IMO)
Not really. Sexuality is and ought to be a normal part of human life and the repressed puritanism of US culture in particular is kind of awful.

There's a distinction worth making between voyeurism and sexualizing others but when someone portrays themselves as they want to be seen I have no idea why that needs to be put in some sort of box. Because there ought to be nothing offensive about sex, which is just about the most natural thing on earth.

And of course for some reason everything is assumed to be sexualized, from a sculpture of a torso to even breastfeeding mothers, I still remember 'female presenting nipples' on what was it, tumblr? It's like some sort of cursed feedback loop where the repression leads people to be horny about every sight of a nipple.
I reduced my shower time from ~20m to 5m by having my water heater fail and it taking a very long time to get it replaced due to global supplychain BS.

I dearly wish we could repair the old one (which has been in service since the 60's, and does a damn good job - none of this safety limiter crap, if you turn it on without mixing in cold water you can get life-threatening scalds) but upon inspection it's severely rusted out and we can't find anyone able to repair it.
If YouTube put as much effort into addressing the pandemic of health misinformation as they do into making your life difficult, the world would be a better place.

Thank you for spreading such good information on masks.
Damn, this is much smarter than my approach, to be honest.

Although my current implementation is O(n), compared to his O(n^2) - but he's getting much better results.
Author here. Frustrating situation. As the title is long at 84 characters, we know that Google is definitely going to rewrite it. The simplest way is to break it into parts and get rid of the shortest part that still makes sense.

So maybe take

'Towards Platform Democracy: Policymaking Beyond Corporate CEOs and Partisan Pressure'

And 1) condense it and 2) lose the colon

'Platform Democracy is Policymaking Beyond CEOs & Partisanship' (60 characters)

If that is too condensed, you could try a a short title in the <title> and a longer title in the copy.
iPhones will soon accept contactless payments directly
Morals don’t matter when the shareholders sue board members for failing to uphold fiduciary responsibility. Just saying, the law influences how we work
That article is about an Atari 800XE which was far newer than a TRS-80 to begin and was then heavily modified with a 20x faster CPU and 20x the original RAM.

Really that article has zero relevance to my question.
So unusable if I want to run my own VM's in virtual box/vagrant etc?

Last time I messed around with it when vbox said they'd fixed it to use hyper-v, I wasted 6 hours to end up back with wsl1 and working VM's instead of wsl2 and nothing else.
You could even call it a Soviet reUnion...
Not being funny, but there are plenty of western countries that don't go around censoring this stuff. There's one massive leader in it.
imnotArt Chicago: A physical NFT gallery
As a rule, I try to minimize the number of electron applications. Suppose I am reading something in my web browser and want to jot down something. Be it firefox and chrome, the demands on RAM is considerable at this point. An electron note taking app and VSCodium are also usually open side by side. God forbid if I have to open a fourth application and that is also electron, my system will start to mildly grumble. Note here, my system while not exactly a gaming behemoth, ain't no potato either.

I am not blind to the advantages electron brings to a developer. Including electron as a con is in no way a critic of the developer but a expression of disbelief that the developer world has not yet managed to agree upon and popularize a reasonable electron alternative.

PS: Webview hoards memory in linux for some reason.
That's making it sound like Apple had significant design expertise that went into arm. But it was because they didn't have this test they cofounded Arm, because they wanted a processor for the Newton and Acorn had the expertise. Moreover when Steve Jobs came back he sold off all investment in Arm, apple hasnt owned part of arm for a long time.
That's true, however the vast majority of science is sufficiently complex that only another scientist in the field is capable of understanding and evaluating that evidence.
Who gives a fuck about people who read articles like this and consider it a good use of their time
Somehow I can almost guarantee the M-series will outperform this in real-world usage.
Lots of questions there :)
I would say all of the concerns in your second paragraph are thought provoking. My personal view is that this is acceptable collateral damage for our individual rights guaranteed in our constitution. I think the rights of the individual are more important than a slightly less violent society on average, because there is some personal agency to protect yourself and your family.

Regarding your first point, according to my Mexican friend the solution is most definitely NOT to arm all Mexicans. I’m not sure what the solution is but I know if I ever live in Mexico I’m obtaining a gun for protection. Fun fact gun rights are enshrined in the Mexican constitution as a right of the people but surprise as government's tend to do they have taken that power away from the people.

I don’t see how my logic is related to drunk drivers possibly killing me. I’m not paranoid about possibilities but check the LA news about how many homeless people break into people’s houses / stab people. If I lived in rural America I wouldn’t be worried but if you live in a rough neighborhood you have to be prepared because the cops aren’t going to come quick enough to save your life if needed.
Apple has sold more than two billion devices using custom ARM-based silicone in just the last decade. There's a world of difference between the first ARM-based A4 and the current M1 line of products, which is no less impressive than what Intel or AMD is accomplished in the same period.
They are all different dies. However, the M1 Pro is just an M1 Max design with a chunk lopped off the bottom. Not at the manufacturing stage; at the design stage. They are otherwise identical; the device tree representation of the M1 Max is a superset of the M1 Pro, down to memory addresses and everything.

Binning comes in with the lower-core-count variants of each chip.
This just in:
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/01/andro...

Quote from the article: "The malware spread primarily through Google Play but also through third-party marketplaces, push notifications on compromised websites, sponsored links on Google, and messages delivered by WhatsApp or SMS. At the time, Brata targeted people with accounts from Brazil-based banks."

With browser updates, limited browsing, restricting app downloads, you might be in the clear. But looks like malware makers also use WhatsApp or SMS.
copper body macbook pro?
Let me suggest KEXP and KCRW. They stream and have YouTube channels.
The major problem I see with this is that while the computer itself might still boot, the world around it will have changed so radically it will effectively be useless.

You can see this with machines much younger than 50 years, they can't support the encryption required by most modern websites, interfaces age out of regular use: used a 24 pin parallel port lately? How about a modem?

Even software with long support for ancient machines eventually find it impossible to support older hardware, so you would be stuck with whatever the last release of software was available and likely any vendor would be long dead.

Machines don't age out because they stop working, they simply become obsolete to the surrounding environment. The article glosses over this problem by saying you could stick to simple use cases like email or word processing, but if you can't transfer the data off the machine, you are boned.
Pfizer is planning to release an "Omicron + previous variants" version of their vaccine in March. I guess even with the accelerated approval scheme it takes some time. Then we will wait for the manufacturing.

There is also the "what will happen to the previous batches" question as no one will be willing to get the old vaccine.
>I really don't mean to sound cruel here, but humor me: If funds can help homeless software engineers, they can pay for their social media posts too.

Most would rather have funding for essentials or educational opportunities.

>Why are scores (likes) kept and displayed then? Why do various platforms let vote count drive their algorithm?

There can be competitive elements, but that doesn't contradict the observation that social media posting isn't exactly like swimming or running.
> I don’t think this is going to happen, but: It would be extremely funny if Apple strapped a heavy copper heatsink and a turbo fan to an M1 and just overclocked the ever-lasting crap out of it.

If this was released and allowed for relatively straightforward overclocking, user replaceable RAM and a full size GPU of one’s choosing, what could they charge?

The M1 Mad Macs edition would be loved by all 9 of us.
In the past people would hold themselves to a high standard and celebrate triumph over adversity.

Today people are fetishizing this “neurodivergent” psychosis and it’s downright weird. This person could absolutely sit still if they every bothered to have priorities in their life.

I refuse to respect this weird trend.
That's not true, the industry is whatever gives it's _owners_ the most utility.
How is that your takeaway from the balanced fact check article? It says both sides are wrong. As an enlightened liberal, you clearly know better! Good day, friend.
This issue was killing my battery, but I don't use bluetooth on this laptop at all, so going to Settings > Bluetooth and turning it off completely fixed the issue for me. Haven't seen a bluetoothd process in ~2 weeks now.
The difference between 7% & 6% (1% fees) is in fact a LOT higher if one takes compounding into effect.

By Year 40:

* >$500K &

* ALMOST a quarter of the portfolio

When I was starting out, someone in my company's 401k forum mentioned this # (at that time the # was almost 40%, fees have gone down a lot since the early 2000's). And I am glad I paid attention.

I try and pass on this wisdom everytime I can. Now, you can too.

Here is a NerdWallet article on this topic:
https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/millennial-retirem...

AND

My attempt at recreating their math (TL;DR: It matches, almost):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QTa4XBIUgnLCt_lo6x0n...

edit: for formatting
He appeals to the crowd that seems to think the contrarian stance is always the smarter stance. If the mainstream reports Ivermectin is for horses and doesn't treat covid, they latch onto one half-truth that it's for horses like they cracked the code and use this to undermine the credibility of anyone telling them it's not useful for treating covid even if there are human applications.

I've realized in my conversations with Rogan fans and Fox News fans alike, to them all lies are equal, everyone lies, nothing is true, so they pick the things they like as truths. These people will tell you Joe Rogan is an entertainer not to be listened to, and then spout off a bunch of opinions they got from his show as their reasons for all kinds of decisions.
50 Years of Prolog and Beyond
"Military" is by no means the only form a coup can take, and indeed it's just one of the examples in that definition.

This might be the benefit of international distance but it seems to me it is really _unambiguous_ -- based on known facts and no matter which side you come from -- that at the end of 2020 Trump and his DC faction attempted a legislative self-coup:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-coup

It's at least very arguable that there are ongoing, truly widespread, state-level efforts among his supporters to secure politicised control over the administration of future elections.

You do not need to be left-wing, or anti-conservative, to acknowledge the above. You merely have to make an honest appraisal of what we know (not least based on what various Trump-affiliated political actors have openly said).

I will leave it to others to decide whether Trump met the definition of a fascist, but one tech-related episode that strikes me as instructive on the subject is his attempt to force the sale of TikTok to a company of his choosing if they paid what amounted to a kickback levy to the Treasury.
The Indian government wants to make its own rival to Android, iOS
Meta: I have no idea why someone downvoted you, and gave you an upvote because your explanation is accurate, and unusually well-written, IMHO. Although I'm curious what you mean about "detecting latency". You mean between two sources, for positioning? I'm not sure the relevance of that here.
How many countries have landed probes on Mars? If you are going to stop space history at the end of the 60s, I guess the achievements of the 70s aren’t that important to you?
Static code analysis on 100s of mb of code. Pins my m1max for 3min, my 2015 for 15-20ish.
>As for the sodomy law, you are still wrong. Before it was ruled unconstitutional (and therefore void), it was enforceable and people were convicted of it.

Except I never said that no one had ever been convicted. I'm saying even though the law still is on paper, it doesn't mean someone can be successfully convicted of performing a 'fact pattern' that looks like it might violate the letter of the law. For someone formally trained in law you have a shockingly poor attention to detail or even accurately recalling facts.
Alternative Intersection Designs
That's just sad. Personally, I can't go back to displays with low DPI. Too much strain for my eyes.
>Why not just have an Only Fans, weekly photo video sets, and a decent copywriter and make 10x as much money? Why go through all this work?

I mean, I cant help but agree that you're being a little dishonest here. Without passing judgement on whether what you're doing is right or wrong, a quick glance through the Twitter link in the OP and its quite obvious that you are well endowed and using it to your advantage by wearing revealing clothing. Can we acknowledge that some probably significant proportion of your channel views are at least initially due to your physique and the way you happily show it off?
It is called amd64 because no one was sure if Intel would bring x86 to 64bit, and if they did, no one was sure it would be compatible with AMD’s implementation.
>No one’s said anything like that.

You're right, unfair, painting with a broad brush. It's easy to feel like people are coming at you from every direction when that's not the case.
> repressed puritanism of US culture in particular is kind of awful.

Have you seen other cultures? US culture is one of the LEAST repressed cultures.
> the JWST could then rocket off on its own, fully-assembled

I am no expert, but this has to be quite a challenge. How much fuel do you need to do that?
The issue with that approach to me is you end up saying every piece of information is as valid as any other.

We know some things are wrong, we have evidence that they're wrong, and believing in some of those things can cause people to take actions which endanger and even kill others.

So what do you do? I'm not advocating censorship as a solution, but simply throwing up your hands and saying "who are you to judge?" isn't really working either.
Would love a liquid cooled mac.
i find this much easier than 2048
With a current circulating supply of 119,329,078 ETH [1] that’s a $21,479,234,040,000 market cap. Total USD money supply is $6,394,800,000,000 [2]. That seems like a ridiculous prediction to me.

The whole article talks about BTC and ETH like they’re a currency, but that’s not how the tax authority in my country (Canada) views them. And, having tried to buy an ENS domain, I can say that ETH sucks as a currency.

1. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/

2. https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/money-supply-m0
And Enceladus, too! I've been reading about it lately, and I would be quite surprised (not to say I'm anywhere close to an expert) if there wasn't life there. It's got a rocky core surrounded by a deep ocean surrounded by a layer of ice. It's core gets a geological workout from tidal forces from Saturn (i.e., heat), and there's clear evidence of volcanic activity from the plumes that are ejected.

I'm a little surprised we don't more readily explore Europa and Enceladus. They are far more interesting than Mars.
I guess this is a start?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney_method
You need to stop making personal attacks or you risk being removed from HN.
> Is that something that exists? a company that does that? If not, is there a better way? can someone find one, as I'm probably not smart enough to find one.

Soylent was intended to be that. And there were some people when it first came out who made a go at seriously replacing all of their meals with it - not sure if a significant number of people still do. In the end it's probably not any less expensive than home cooking, and certainly a whole lot more dull. If you really want to just replace your meals with a nutritious sludge, though… https://soylent.com

Personally, I know I'm not the greatest of cooks, and I generally find more complicated recipes more trouble than they're worth, especially when I have to go hunt down a bunch of ingredients I don't normally keep stocked. But at least cooking one of the meager list of meal combinations that I can make decently, I find the time spent in reflection doing the prep, cooking, and, yes, even the clean-up somewhat relaxing.
>latency would be half or quarter that of typical rates, for a given buffer size in samples

Would reducing the buffer size be another way to solve this?
> I think people are much nicer on Reddit than they were on forums, and nicer on Discord than either.

The medium is different could be one of the reasons.

> My memory of forums is that you constantly had to scroll past long-running inline reply wars that would suck people in.

But that can be reddit as well. :)

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But you should also define what "nice" is to make sure we are on the same page. Arch linux forum is notorious for being known as hostile and rude. But they are just direct. They are damn helpful and cares a lot on helping. They expect you to do your due diligence before asking help is all. This is 100% direct towards help vampires which are bad for any community. But help vampires are going to rant on twitter and other places how horrible Arch folks are. Which is not true.
Unpopular Opinion: Airbnb Has Become Terrible
The rest of the website is also quite fascinating!

https://www.texashighwayman.com/index.shtml
Part of it might be new battery effect too. I just popped a new battery in my 2012 and just doing light dev work I could stretch it to 8 hours or so. This thing was doing like 3 hours on a good day before.
Tennessee school board bans Pulitzer prize-winning Holocaust novel, Maus
I enjoy the game itself and don’t have much interest in game solvers generally. But the same thought process happens when I see the emojis shared, especially now that I’m in a group where people share their results. It’s not cheating, but my temptation to gain information while playing would ruin the game for me. So my personal rule is not to look at anyone else’s emojis until I’ve completed the game for the day.
>You've misquoted me twice in a short period of time, I didn't say that HIV would be preferable to the Delta variant.

You wrote

>I'm surprised that (for example) someone getting the Delta variant in 2021 was "much less severe" than someone getting HIV in 2021.

I do not think that my

>No one, not even the most ill centenarian, would choose HIV over COVID19 if required to be infected by one.

and

>I'm still amazed that the person I responded to thought that HIV would be preferable to COVID19!

are so far off.

>In abstract, given the choice between something that had a (say) 30% chance to kill me but was mostly harmless in the long-run and HIV, I would "prefer" the former over the latter.

If the only two choices were infection by something that had a 30% chance to kill me, or HIV (presumably followed by the appropriate drug regimen to control it), I think I'd probably take HIV!

But that's not a choice between COVID19 and HIV. Let me repeat: COVID19 has a 0.6% IFR. Yes, IFR increases by age, but even 85-year olds' IFR is 15%; not great, but (as I understand it) pretty comparable to the flu for the cohort.

>But I also think that the former is more severe.

This is more support for the accuracy of my paraphrasing of you.

>For some context, I lost 6 family members in a short period of time to the Delta variant of COVID. My experience with COVID is not "media campaigns" but funerals.

I am sorry to hear that about your family. But (thankfully for society, if not so much for you or your loved ones) your experience is very atypical. Unless all had multiple comorbidities (immune suppression + obesity + something else), what happened to your family members was very, very, very rare.
> If they manage to make significant single-core gains with their next-generation chips, I'd be impressed.

Depending on what you mean by significant, they have made those every year since the iPhone 4 came out.
1 question: how do you know their videos aren't demonetized?

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