skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It'd be nice if they went all the way with the second one. I need to manually wireshark and add to my blocklist after every major update.

Just want a Windows 10/11 "Power User" SKU with completely disabled telemetry, "suggested content" and any "home phoning" not otherwise authorized (I still want Windows Updates, MS Account / OneDrive / Xbox Game Pass). Heck, I'd even pay a subscription for that.
I'm not familiar with housing market in USA. If the prices are going up so much does that mean that there are people that can afford housing at that price and that there is so much demand for it? Or do those houses/apartments stay vacant for a long time?
At least when it goes down it won't take out the Eastern or Western Interconnections.
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That reminds me of the contest on Jeopardy recently whose story was about how he toured a missile silo once and realized that his wingspan was so long that he could actually turn both keys at once. He said the tour guide didn't seem to care.
I grew up in an area absolutely covered in targets (Mather AFB, McClellan AFB, Travis AFB, various Army depots, and the California state Capitol.) I figured I was radioactive vapor if things got that far, so I didn’t obsess over it.
> Somehow we can spend trillions on bailing out businesses and corporations yet we can't muster the strength to build additional housing?

Government "strength" doesn't encourage new buildings, it discourages it. It's extreme regulations which makes building houses expensive and unappealing for investors. So, a big rise in rents and housing prices is required to make it appealing again... which is happening... but it doesn't mean the rent is going to go down in the future.
Lol, beat me to it.
>If you inspect all of the dozens of draws in this world's Tata Steel, which included ~300 GM-level games, you won't find a single that ends this way.

Here's one: https://www.chess.com/events/2022-tata-steel-chess-tournamen...

Draws by insufficient material are quite common, but I wouldn't call them the bane of modern chess, or anything close to that.
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Hamilton's Pharmacopeia (a docuseries featuring a pharmacologist) has an episode where Hamilton visits and interviews a women who was involved there.

12 minute clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7qliVpGEk0&vl=en
I'll just leave this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9epG_qaCimU.
That article... doesn't seem very compelling? It seems like a bit part of the thesis is KAL's planes getting shot down by Soviets doesn't reflect badly on the pilots. I personally see "flying into terrain" and "flying into a war zone" as fairly interchangeable concepts, just with different survival probabilities.
Holy crap I had no idea, wow!
And:
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoundEdit
In addition to what my sibling comment says-- there's a whole lot of draws by agreement because the position is one that everyone knows becomes draws by insufficient material.
Peppermint OS 11 Releases Next Week, No Longer Based on Ubuntu
Interesting, Abilene is also Eisenhower’s hometown and the site of his Presidential library and museum. Probably not a coincidence.
During a typical bankruptcy yeah, but 2008 wasn’t typical.

Banks were losing paperwork, mortgages had passed through multiple hands, they couldn’t deal with the foreclosure volume. Hell, banks were going under. It was a complete mess. That’s why if you stopped paying your mortgage it was often 1-2 years before anyone even came knocking.

In many cases, if you simply sent the keys back and were in a non-recourse state, nothing more happened. The bank added the home to the foreclosure backlog and deemed the debt “uncollectable”.

If they balked, you go through a bankruptcy process, but who had time for that? Plus the government had programs to help relieve underwater homeowners.

There was a bit of a financial “reset” in a sense. Many people were allowed to wipe the slate clean and start over.
That implies that you still need farmers and you just outsourced them.
Wether a corporation owns the home and rents it out or the home is owner occupied their is still someone living there. That doesn’t effect the supply demand dynamics. Those families have to live somewhere.

It may seem vaguely unfair that they have a possible advantage being an all cash buyer but that isn’t what is driving up prices. If they were buying places and not renting them that would be a different story but that isn’t what is going on here.
Mechanical things break and require lot of design, testing and validation. A screen solves that problem more efficiently and eliminates 100’s of other parts and wires that go to other buttons.
If you read any eastern literature, you'll find a deep philosophical perspective that comes with those eastern practices. But they want to import, measure and understand those practices using the scientific/capitalistic/individualistic lens and then come and make bold statements such as the one in the tile to something they clearly don't understand.

The way I understood it, is that the ego is the abstraction that society and by extension individuals places on the self, when a monk or a spiritual person lets go of everything society tries to label him with, and silence then mind, his mind is not noisier than that of a dog or other animals. But if you are doing Yoga and meditation while constantly thinking about self-improvement, then that is the opposite of what those practices are aiming for which is letting go.

Personally, I think the concept of self has merits on many occasions. Having self-confidence, self-love, self-esteem etc, are all useful, especially in social settings.

But sometimes, it is beneficial to tune that concept down. When someone is struggling, not doing well in life, and having many negative and self-critical thoughts, perhaps it is better to tune those thoughts down and just focus on whatever is at hand.
That's true. You could still do IAM role authentication via web identity which would be much safer than a user and could still be automated.
OP gives a complicated but interesting answer.

OP's equation 1.7 suggests something to me that wasn't highlighted.

Centered at the origin in R2, I expected inverse of r times e^iTheta to be be 1/r times e^-iTheta. Their product is then 1. I believe that is in equation 1.7 .

For that apparently special case, points on a larger-than-unit circle map to points on a smaller-than-unit circle.
Really terrible bike locks are rather rare and most require some picking skill at least.
There is no solid evidence of the private equity hypothesis, and ample evidence of underbuilding and increased demand in certain urban centers. So, absent some injection of new information, I think we have to favor the basic economics explanation of this phenomenon.
I'm not sure what's more unsettling to me: That we have managers here who believe that reading emails and sitting in meetings is considered contributing and making an actual difference... Or that HN has this many managers on it who apparently really cannot code or directly contribute alongside their team; yet are posting on a more technical forum, on a regular basis. Strange. Guess it's like a hockey fan who watches every game but has never laced up skates themselves.
BJJ is also fun hobby. Involves same pattern recognition as programming and builds comradery. Sometimes it’s fun to fantasize how you’d choke the hell out of the PM that annoys you :)
So the idea is for it to be used like sendfile?
This is awesome I’ll be exploring this for sure! I was going to mess around with Harp but don’t think it gets updated much, and also it seemed overly complicated in general even without considering the templating stuff..

So how does Caddy accomplish this sort of processing? Just somehow on-the-fly converts to html? Anyway I’ll check it out— would have to also figure out theming/templating if there is also basic functionality for that..

Also this gives me another idea that is going to sound weird. But given this new info, I’m thinking of hosting Caddy+some_md_content on Replit hosting (as Replit can host any Go application (or virtually any language I believe)). This way I can use the Replit web UI if I want, to create md/posts, and then Caddy-on-top-of-replit will serve the page.

Is this weird? I think it’s feasible right? I could/should also put Cloudflare in front perhaps in case of unexpected traffic as Replit’s free tier doesn’t provide a ton of transfer o don’t believe..
So, is it just flat-file CMS like Grav?
It might be fairly easy to get a second-hand hail-damaged-but-mechanically-fine bargain. The flipside of that is the potential insurance hell invited by that situation.
I think a lot of people developed hatred towards NFTs based on the silly stuff they have seen lately (Bored Ape BS)

An NFT has a metadata field where you can put data like game keys, books like in OPs case, AirBnB lock codes, various encryption methods and more. It allows a person to possess something as an item and trade it like you would real life items. It's important to look past the embarrassing stuff we have seen and look at the technology.
Maybe not tomorrow, but I bet many of them could learn how in a relatively short period of time. At least enough to build an adder or something.
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$300/person/day and you're serving them hot pockets and Mountain Dew for breakfast?
I’m pretty sure amazon now scans for and warns you if you’re running an open elastic service on the public internet.
Yeah, Jekyll and Hugo treat pages differently. It does depend on what your intended URL format is going to be when building out your layouts. I’m on mobile so I can’t get into detail now how they differ, but you can’t drop Jekyll templates into Hugo and get them to work like that. I would actually download and study some free Hugo templates to learn by example how they treat pages.
This tripped me up when I switched too, but for me it was worth it to move away from Jekyll.

[edit] I just want to add - pay attention to the content “type” in relation to creating a template and specifying the type in the frontmatter. https://gohugo.io/content-management/organization/#type may point you in the right direction. You can manifest your own type by creating a template in the correct layouts dir and then specifying that type in your frontmatter.
The people in CA vote for one party, which is the party of redistribution on the national level. Would that party not bulge if it were punished by CA voters?
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I do own a Tesla.

You're not forced to. The car will alert you when there's new software available and even download it when you're connected to wifi (which I never am because I live in an apt and park far from my actual apt), but you still need to decide when to schedule the install, because it can take 30-90 minutes to complete. The UX has not yet degraded to the point where Tesla decides 'eh, you don't need your car at 3am to go to the airport/hospital today.'

I do believe there are cases with critical bugs where Tesla can force the update.

I have the v11 update sitting on my car and I'm not installing it until I hear some of this stuff is fixed.
FAR works great in Linux as well as in MacOS:

https://github.com/elfmz/far2l
Not always. The old Nike missile control building in the Santa Monica Mountains would have made for a sweet lair in a pretty good location.
I'm sorry I don't follow. Could you be more specific?
> 150 years ago we had phlogiston alongside Maxwell on electromagnetism.

First, phlogiston theory was considered obsolete by the late 1700s, so you're off by a couple of decades.

Second, that's not even remotely comparable. While phlogiston theory is incorrect, at the time it was first proposed it seemed as good a guess as any other, and remained a viable explanation for how combustion worked until experiments proved it wrong. What's happening today is that respected researchers at reputable institutions publish results that they know are wrong or statistically meaningless, in order to game the academic system towards awarding them greater respect and influence. The problem is fraud, not ignorance.
Right. I meant the former in my comment. I agree with you completely on that you really want the latter.
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excepting some crazy multi step ko that is possible in theory, it never happens in practice. There is nothing wrong with ko, it adds depth to the game. maybe they dont like ko becauase they have a weakness in their play and cant take advantage of them or defend against them. if you give your opponent a lot of ko threats they will end up winning most kos.
Sometimes a UX team is forced to follow orders from someone above their pay grade. It could be an MBA leading a new feature that wants their button in a specific spot to increase their own metrics. Or someone higher up who "has an idea." Who knows what happened with Tesla though.
Thank you for sharing. I did not expect to watch the entire 1.5hrs, but this story was exceptionally well prepared and presented, educational, and surprising about how far a bit of fraud can go even in hard sciences. Also, why these systems work the way they do.
Original title is: A couple renovating a 115-year-old building discovered two 60-foot-long hidden murals
"Nautically" speaking, if you must release your bottle from the shore and not in the middle of the sea, how/where should you do it to ensure it travels as far as possible? That's a question that comes to my mind whenever I think about message in a bottle.
Thoughts on hledger?
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Yeah it’s hard when you don’t know what you don’t know. Your best bet is to go one on one with someone who understands you’re starting from zero. Catching someone who understands that will make a huge difference. Tech in general is absolutely amazing at continually making assumptions in instructions and documentation and it irritates me to no end. A couple hours one on one with a good teacher will crack the case quickly.
Don't think COBOL; think Python 2.1 (not 2.2) with this specific version of PIL, and some of the code implemented as a CPython module (for speed) in C that only compiles properly with one specific EGCS fork that adds support for IA-64. Parts of the code are written in slightly-buggy inline IA-64 assembly, but it's okay because after a system call, that particular operating system makes sure those registers are zeroed each loop iteration, if Python's line-buffering its `print`s so that the system call gets consistently run.

Also, the Python script crashes on loading the data files unless there are two (but not more than two) spaces in its full file path. This is not documented anywhere.
> He doesn't trust LE not to hand over a mitm certificate to some us american three letter agency and therefor refuses to use it.

The flaw in this logic is that LE could do that just as easily whether or not you use them for your legitimate certificate. And if you're worried about things like that, running insecure HTTP instead is about the worst thing you could do.
What’s the use case for exposing these services to anything outside a VPC? With a hardened bastion or a vpn endpoint, you can ensure only authorized users can access. A firewall rule of “any AWS IP seems horribly flawed”.
Anywhere to download the implementation? This seems useful but I fear it'll be gone the time I go to reach for it like has often been the case with the (full size version of the) inverse symbolic calculator.
In 2005 I paid $1500 (USD) for an aluminum allez elite with the 9 speed 105 on it... Cheapest things on it were the FSA crankset and the fairly cheap 20 front/24 rear generic specialized house brand wheelset. Equivalent thing today would probably be a lot more. 10 speed tiagra is probably superior in every way to the groupset I had then, but a comparable bike now might be $2600? Or more.
I ran into a similar problem on windows, using process monitor with the appropriate filter made it pretty easy to find the problem. (I had a batch file containing a forgotten copy command getting called as a side-effect of some other tooling on my PC).
> Seems like the rents were probably within their means, and they're being forced out because now they're not.

But that’s the thing. If they have little tolerance or flexibility to accommodate those costs, then they were living too close to their limits. As for the rest of what you said…

I have lived in an urban environment for most of my life, and still do. But more recently I’ve come to feel that urban spaces are overrated - living in cramped apartments, huddled in wet and slushy subways, shadowed by tall buildings, is a certain kind of hell. You claimed that distributed populations are more socially isolated, but that’s not true. Having more space and slightly more physical isolation doesn’t mean you’re more socially isolated. Cities rarely have the sense of community and neighborly friendliness that rural areas have. Plenty of people are lonely in big cities in a fundamental way, and no, access to a collection of bars and restaurants does not make up for it. As for cost savings at scale - clearly that’s not true given we are talking about ballooning costs in cities. The environmental destruction is debatable - more people occupy cities, enabled by the model of living densely, and they still consume all the same plastics and electronics. Urban areas also have a massive amount of concentrated environmental impact, while less dense populations are more in line with their local environment‘s capacity. As an example, Seattle regularly has to dump millions of gallons of untreated sewage into the local waterways, leading to beach closures and marine life effects that are a result of the big concentrated impact (https://www.q13fox.com/news/heavy-rain-sends-11-million-gall...). As for dependence on motor vehicles - that feels like a positive to me, as cars are fast and convenient and let me get to where I want when I want, instead of being restricted to the timetables and destinations of public transit.

I get that there are other perspectives on all of this. But I wanted to share this perspective because it would be a mistake to take the alleged superiority of urban lifestyles as a foregone conclusion.
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Btw, I just figured out that Double Commander has the very same capabilities too. You can get the list of selected file names in an editor, make the necessary changes and save.

Multi-rename tool > Editor (bottom right). Ctrl+M is the shortcut for Multi-rename tool.
Yea, lack of mechanism at play as well, I'd guess. I know Elon has spoken about not letting requirements get crazy, but there must be some safety-related UX requirements to check against.
Why would you bind to a public IP and then use a firewall when you could just not bind to a public IP in the first place?
I perceive this as a little patronizing.

Up thread, there seems to be a question about human civilizations being erased by the ice.

A billion years ago.

And there was a polite reply, from said geologist, not a comment about timescales.
The sad thing is that there was always money to be made by having a greater understanding of our world and developing new technologies. Investing in research pays off very well, but it requires long term thinking. If you only care about next quarter's profits and growth you aren't going to make that kind of investment. Not when you can manipulate science today and get a lot of money right now. 3M and DuPont poisoned the world and even their own children with PFAS for decades after they knew it was harmful because they couldn't resist the money they'd make doing it. For a lot of people, no amount of wealth is ever enough.
Top-level chess leads to draws because of how points are awarded, not because of the rules. Yes, sometimes you just run out of material, but much of the time draws happen because players shut down the game or agree to a draw in a position that is just too dangerous to both parties. Chess rewards draws with far too many points.

If you could agree to a draw in tennis, you would see a lot of draws where players want to save their energy and don't think this match counts that much.

In other sports players don't play for draws. In chess, because draws are worth so much, some players will try to draw with black and win with white. If chess were more combative players would intentionally stay away from drawish lines.

Many ways to change the game have been put forward before. Including banning draws in positions that are not known to be draws from a table base, changing how many points you get for a draw (you could get less than 1/2), forbidding early draws, changing what happens if a tournament is drawn.

These kinds of rule changes make a big difference. Like, 3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw. Now, you can't comfortably sit as black and bank a lot of draws because you won't be able to as easily catch up.

Rules for draws in tournaments are really absurd these days. A drawn classical tournament or even the world championship gets decided by rapid games. What's the point in playing classical if you win by playing rapid? The world championship is particularly problematic in this regard.
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Die from laughter, yes it“s possible
Since data from real-world phenomenon have noise in it, wouldn't it be useful to add a "noise" term to the recovered formula? The weight (importance) of the noise term could be adjusted: Low noise would lead to symbologic regression with his structural complexity. High noise would lead to simpler models. In ML, the choice of the noise would be a hyperparameter, determined through minimizing uncertainty on held-out data.
In Double Commander, it is a sophisticated tool in itself. Regular expression based, with substitution. There are additional bells and whistles such as counters, capability for character conversion etc. You also get to preview before committing your changes.

I also figured out, just a while back, that one can even edit filenames in the editor and save to get the changes reflected in the file-system.
This one?

https://californiathroughmylens.com/san-vicente-mountain-par...
Like you, I've got lots of RDS instances (mysql). Generally they're accessible only to certain EC2 instances, so I just SSH into the appropriate EC2 to access the database. There are sometimes cases where it's expedient to expose them, like if I need to quickly test some backend code remotely before deploying it. I keep a security group that allows inbound on 0.0.0.0 :3306 and just assign it if I need to for a couple minutes.

Even if it's only open for a few minutes, there will be logs of malicious actors trying to brute force the DB's password. So how this comes as a surprise to admins is beyond me, but I haven't played with Elasticsearch at all.
Fast Function extraction is another interesting Algo for SR

http://trent.st/ffx/
That's why we need strong regulation and oversight. We know humans are highly vulnerable to greed. We can't (and arguably shouldn't) change that. We can however put measures in place to limit the harm we do to ourselves because of it.
Hey, just to clarify, as someone who has been on the Zoho Mail team, of course our plans have undergone changes, the free plan including. But we always grandfather our existing users, we removed support only for new signups. If a feature was available when someone signed up for the tier, it will always be available.
Interestingly I was playing Valheim today and to unlock cheats you type "imacheater" in the console. I wonder if this is a nod to Sim City, or just a happy coincidence.