skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What gives you the authority to define vernacular? Stated another way, words mean what people understand them to mean. Most people would understand crypto to mean cryptocurrency at this point, sorry. Cryptography is definitely more niche.
Should be cheaper like 200-500 if you can’t afford aeron a steel case leap is good too
Symmetry Series: The Quantum Ecosystem
If 1 out of 100 impressions leads to a purchase it's alredy a good performance. The effort to improve this rate is not always worth it. That's the reason we are spammed with ads.
I've considered it. But why bother. Why work so hard to apply the wrong tool for the job
No, sorry, did have it right but wasn't clear in my sentence:

Full support for Django and particularly it’s ORM (hard to do with FastAPI as the Django ORM is not yet async and can’t be used with FastAPI)

Will edit to make clear.
1. This sale was made before NFTs existed.

2. They wanted to sell an album like a piece of physical art. It isn't digital content and there's no digital version of it as far as I know.
I don't disagree with you, but legally purchasing the intellectual property rights to a work, and the proceeding to hide it from the public is still censorship in my book.

It might not be quite as wrong or bad as, say, state-sponsored blanket censorship, but I think we should call it what it is.

A work was available and now it's not. The only reason being that an entity decided that it should be removed from view. Censorship is the suppression of speech, public communication, or other information[0].

Here, information has been suppressed, thus, censored.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship
I see the author is replying here so I just wanted to say I enjoyed following the Formality posts on your blog and updates on GitHub and hope there's time for more of that in the future. Wishing you all the best with this project!

As an aside it may be a convenient reference if you laid out the history of Formality/Kind as I think a large portion of your target audience already knew about Formality. The rename gets a little lost in IMHO, at first glance at least.
Pre-print: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7309589/

Final (need $$): https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aax5440
Singing. I love music and have a good sense of rhythms, but the tone of my voice is so random, I can't sing for my life - that doesn't stop me, though.
I have a moral problem with trying to keep people out of a better life just to fatten my own income. If you want to be smarter and better and more skilled than the competition, that's great, but trying to keep supply low to rent-seek just seems insatiably greedy to me.
STEM careers and learning to code are different. I think everyone should know basic coding and how to make a computer do what they want. Stuff like OOP programing is over kill but some basic scripting I think is a life skill like using spreadsheets is now.
I have multiple google accounts with one of them having adsense and never had problems.
>One can create almost anything using computer programming. This is not true with any other artistic tool.

Well when you do the math, there are probably also more chances to fail to create almost anything as well :\
On a similar situation: Facebook banned "Confederation Liberty and Independence", a Polish far-right party (economically very liberal, socially very conservative, nationalistic), https://www.euronews.com/2022/01/06/polish-far-right-party-b....

There was an uproar. What is ironic, one of the party's postulates (visible on their website as a standalone slogan) was that they want to change the law so that businesses can refuse service to any person or group for any reason.

And well, Facebook exercised this law. :)
NoPixel, and GTARP in general are fundamentally flawed because they enforce game design objectives through community rules instead of through game design itself. It works ok for streaming, because you have a small group of paid actors who mostly follow the rules, but try actually playing it and you realize everything quickly dissolves into a shitshow of petty meta-arguments.

The rules try to foster an environment where players act in a somewhat realistic manner, valuing their own life, yet the game design acts in completely opposed to this; get killed and you respawn at the nearest hospital without consequences just like in single-player.

An example; some characters were holding a funeral for another character. (consensus among the players had emerged that this death was 'real', as opposed to just being a normal 'respawn'). Some popular streamer turned up and suicide-bombed the funeral for laughs, sending bodies flying in every direction. The next hour is spent on meta-debates about if this suicide-bomb attack was canonical, only canonical for the bomber, or should be ignored and considered as never having occurred.
The whole shitshow could have been avoided if the game design was in service to the server's objectives, e.g. when you die your character is perma-dead, instead of leaving that determination up to interpretation of the server's rules.
Just mention inflation
Can we do this on an ender3
Only if they pursue the subject itself as a career; people with science degrees do well in engineering and technology.
>At least right now, I can bike at best 2 miles round trip without getting too tired.

If you do it regularly then that will soon become very easy.

>Is it allowed to bike on roads without a bike lane? If so, that's even more dangerous.

I do it in the UK and it's mostly OK although I did have a very close pass at speed last week. It was clearly malicious as the driver was gesticulating out of his window. That's the first time I've had something quite so egregious in the last five years of e-biking.
Yes. It’s all rooted in narcissism. Calling something “evil”, makes you a hero when you fight it, whether that means going on patrols in the streets of Raqqa or calling out a shitty SaaS pricing scheme on an internet bulletin board.
How to create a video calling app using WebRTC and WebSockets (2021)
we have a 14 day "Widerrufrecht" Adobe must comply with and return 100% of the funds

they can't just override the law with their own Terms and Conditions

but yes, the scheme is very popular among telcos
Pears are sweet. Yet Coca-Cola is sweeter. Both deserve the label, that doesn't mean some things can't be even sweeter than other.

Similarly, there are shades of evil. Inventing some new greater evil does not invalidate the regular kind.
except we are not doctors?
the average web dev(aka most devs) is closer to a plumber or an electrician than a doctor

maybe 10% of devs have actually complicated jobs, the rest is just crud BS

we have access to good jobs and good salary because the educational system is crap, not because SWE is some kind of elite field unreachable to most people

it's outrageous that learning about software development is not an option starting from middle school, at this point it's more important than like half of what you learn in school
Google should hire someone to fix their automatic account blocking system. It doesn't seem like their current engineers are able to prevent such false positives or create a working system for appeal. They can even use Adsense to advertise for such a position.
great thank you so much! I'll check it out
Funny shitposting from the CEO of what was then a small up-and-coming startup (afaik).

I assume he was mad because he couldn't get those Google employees to come work for him at whatever peanuts level of compensation he was offering.
Get an llc and an Adsense account with that, followed by a big find and replace for your Adsense ID?

Seems like google thinks you have another Adsense account, so remove the “you” from the equation if you cannot find which other google account that might be.
I had symptoms and a multiple negative rapid tests at the same time. Only a PCR test confirmed that I was indeed positive.

On the other hand, having no symptoms is no reliable test for being SARS-CoV-2-negative, since many Covid cases are asymptomatic and even asymptomatic people can infect other people. So there is a chance that you unknowingly gave Covid to someone else if you did not self-isolate.

However, even the CDC says that vaccines don't prevent transmission anymore:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/cdc-director-covid-...

CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said that Covid-19 vaccines are no longer effective at preventing transmission of the virus.

"...what they can’t do anymore is prevent transmission. So if you're going home to somebody who has not been vaccinated, somebody who can't get vaccinated...
I would suggest you wear a mask in a public indoor setting,"
Why can't >1 things be true at the same time though?

People sincerely want higher inclusion for good reasons.

People want to rescue people from the looming jaws of automation, etc. (Some walking alternatives to which you could say stormed the Capitol.)
React with TypeScript. Very popular and unlike Go's templates has proper type checking.
This is pretty much the way I feel about Apple's management, and the main reason why I wouldn't work at Apple[1]. They've simply gone off the rails.

And I say this as someone that has known/worked with people that were/are currently at Apple - so I know they have smart people working there, that must be thinking along similar veins I'm sure.

[1] My own personal opinion about Apple's management; doesn't mean I hold current non-management employees at Apple to those standards.
I have not seen any evidence that this form of immunity is responsible for a reduction of severity of a reinfection.

I didn’t listen to the podcast, but I did read the notes, and I thought “wow, Omicron is no big deal! The data is great! Let me click those links!” Then I clicked the links and they didn’t seem amazing. Apparently previous infection reduces severity, and Omicron is less severe, but neither of these effects is anywhere near as strong as the show notes made them out to be.
Yeah and look at where that got them in terms of quality of life and work. Doctors are caught in an elaborate hazing ritual most of their lives and shortages make the work shitty even after they pass the hazing phase.
You're practically answering your own question.

Build more prototypes.
I found a loophole to get out of their contracts for free online and was amazed it worked. Tell them that your employer now pays for your Adobe subscription so you don't need it anymore. They must have a policy around this because these magic words seem to get them to cancel for you no questions asked. Also, the easiest way to contact them (good luck finding a live chat on their website) is via twitter DMs. Sounds bad but using this method I got my account cancelled with no fee in around 10 minutes and with just two messages.
Tell me, Mr Anderson. What good is a phone call, if you can't talk?
If you are going to use evil for the Nazis what’s left for the Romans?
You can trivially ignore the debt collectors. If they still want their money after that, they can sue. At that point it's ultimately down to the court to determine who's in the wrong and who owes what.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_censorship
Corporate censorship is a well understood form.

Example - A news station refusing to publish stories that involves their parent or a sibling company is a common one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_censorship
Religious censorship is another well understood form.

If you're saying "political censorship" is the only form of censorship that matters - it's debatable in the same way flat earth arguments are debatable.
What about all the talented and hard working people we are not speaking about, merely because they did not have rich and supportive parents? Why is it so popular to act as if this does not make a difference? Economic status is the elephant in the room when it comes to discrimination. It does not feel good to acknowledge this, in particular if one personally is higher up the ladder. Nonetheless it’s the truth.
I “literally” “could care less”, if you know what I mean.
Intellectual property is a government enforced monopoly, pretty much the opposite of a free market
My six circle in the ESSOMILANI.VIP investment platform started today. We have already gone through five circles and earned 5% profit!
Nah, it’s a word in English, and what words mean can and do change over time in all languages. I’m not saying that using “crypto” to refer to cryptocurrency won’t confuse people who think of it as cryptography, but we need to ask for context if it’s not present.

Registering a domain and putting one sentence about what a word means for the domain owner most likely won’t tilt popular opinion. Maybe providing more context, history and why the currently popular usage may be confusing or even harmful (?) would be better. Well, I could register a domain called cryptomeanscryptocurrency.com and put a couple of lines in it that say “Crypto means cryptocurrency, as seen on TV and in the media; don’t trust those who use that term to refer to cryptography (they could just say cryptography anyway)”. That would be as devoid of meaning as this site shared here.
First, you have be able to spell "quaternions." :) I think you meant vectors, points, and 3x3 matrixes. 4x4 transformations have the advantages of specifying translations and scaling in 3-space where triples and 3x3 cannot.
The Future of Tech Inventions
Try Newsblur. It comes very close.
Hey fellow entrepreneurs, recently me and my uni roommate built this app where people can share, buy, and sell homemade Tech Inventions. It's called Makrverse, The Maker's Universe

The Idea came when the both of us got requests from family and friends to sell the cool tech inventions we built such as: Smart Home System, Robotic Arm, Self Balancing BB Droids, etc.

The future is to be the first decentralized network of engineers who can manufacture your ideas and deliver the final product right to your doorstep. Not only that, it will be a hub for maker-influencers (like Michael Reeves, Mark Rober, Hacksmith, etc)to engage and earn support from their audiences.

We just received funding from Silicon Valley, we're only 3 months old. Don't hesitate to give us comments and feedback. Cheers!

thadeo@makrverse.com

(yes Makr without e)
Yeah but that’s like saying people with liberal arts degrees do well in marketing and hr.
You can support people's ability to make to decisions and you can tell them when you disagree. It's not government censorship, but it's still censorship.
Graphic designer here: I got hired at an agency recently, signed up using my company's account so I could save $50/m doing away with my subscription and ran into this issue. Very fun.

Anyways, the future isn't going to be kind to Adobe. Figma has replaced a lot of my Adobe workflow, it's just infinitely a more pleasant experience. Canva has replaced things that require 3 different Adobe products to do. For serious video editing I'm using DaVinci Resolve. InDesign kind of remains a necessity but I can see Figma filling that gap too. That really just leaves Lightroom and Photoshop that get a lot of use, and the things they're necessary for are decreasing by the day.
Sorry, this battle has been long lost, and it’s not a hill I care to die on.

I have 17 million things more important to me than the definition of crypto.
It's an adjective. Adobe is bad. ISIS is bad. That doesn't equate the two (or imply that it's the same degree) any more than calling them evil is. Evil is just an adjective that means "deliberately very morally wrong".

You could easily make the argument of ISIS being less evil than Adobe, given that many of them have conviction that they're doing the right thing, but Adobe couldn't possibly believe that this is anything but duplicitous, misleading, and scummy. Killing for religious beliefs is much more complex than simple "evil". Scamming your paying customers by intentionally misleading them with dark patterns is a very simple and obvious evil.
The problem is that "conspiracy theorists" and "grifters" in your mind are mainly just "people you disagree with". The problem is that not everybody agrees with that assessment, nor does that have any bearing on whether Rogan should be allowed to have such conversations.

Everyone complaining about Rogan's conversations is making the argument that they are harmful, but not a single one of these complaints is accompanied by any actual evidence of harm. Do you have any such evidence?
The right is maximalist on property rights except when it negatively impacts them. Then we need government regulation. If it were more left leaning ideas being deplatformed nobody on the right would care and instead the left would be up in arms about “cancel culture.”

Very very few people are consistent in their views about privacy, freedom, or property rights. Politics is mostly a football game and the refs are only right when they call it in favor of your team.
I believe in companies having freedom to do what they want but I also believe in civil rights. We need the civil right to prevent large corporations from discriminating against opinions they do not like.
the problem is when shtf, USD and EUR are the first to be controlled by the government and banks.
Hmm, what about using it for other reasons. Say payment dispute or other disputes. Should airlines be allowed to add those passengers on the list too and share the list with others. I see no reason why not.
It's Greek for hidden or secret. Neither of which apply particularly well to cryptocurrencies. Cryptozoology, for example, makes much more sense.

Cryptography: literally "hidden writing". It's a beautiful word.
I like to think most people are able to read marketing material in the context of the roadmap to understand the difference in performance claimed vs. measured - apples and oranges comes to mind
Not sure whether your question was rhetorical but here is a suggestion anyway:

Draw the line where people spread lies or harass others so that actual harm gets done in the real world. Alex Jones got deplatformed after some of his fans were threatening grieving Sand Hooks families. Joe Rogans episodes were removed after they spread misinformation that convinces people to not get vaccinated in the middle of a pandemic, which will probably cause some deaths given how many people listen to his content.
I too have had issues with that particular blacklist, which, I believe, is gaining notoriety as a scam. In my case I was setting up outgoing email for a customer's WordPress website. In the end, rather than spending the time and money dealing with the blacklist, we routed their mail through Sendgrid. Not an especially happy ending, but their email works now.
I think the two are inextricably related and would like to hear how you believe they are not.
Timezone

All the times on this website are displayed in the local time zone for Brussels which is Central European Time, CET (UTC+1).
Well, you are in a bubble of sorts where an algorithm feeds you lots of STEM related information. So you get exposed to a lot of STEM conversations and it creates the illusion that everyone is pushing STEM.

The truth is somewhere in the middle. Where I'm from doctors and lawyers as a career is what gets pushed. It's the meme of that place. Where you're from, or where you're from internet-wise has the "push people into STEM" meme. Here I mean meme as the cultural analogue of gene, not a funny joke/picture.

Now why does it get pushed? Because money can be made by both employers and employees. At different scales of course, employers want more supply so that costs can be driven down. Governments kind of sort of also push for STEM under the nebulous umbrella of preparedness for some conflict off in the distance. And people by now understand that lots of people that have gone into STEM have made a lot of money so they push it onto their kids. The biggest companies in the world by market cap are all tech. FAANGM.

Money. It's almost always the biggest reason. Not exclusively the only reason. And people will wax poetically about the other secondary/tertiary reasons. But really, come on, it's all about money in America.
He's independently wealthy, he talks about his fear factor money on the show all the time. He talks about how he is free to do what he wants.

Spotify made him a tremendous offer.
An option to hide my reputation points.
And it’s silly to think about. Who cares. 300 years from now people will be taking trash out in mars and people will be picking it up. We will spread our disease at least within out universe.
Tangent, but ... they picked the acronym MIB? I had to look it up, and the term Men in Black in the lay usage dates to 1947.[1] But the group MIB dates to 1902, so just a coincidence.

[1] https://www.history.com/news/men-in-black-real-origins
If you google «git download» or «install git», that’s what you get. There’s also no package manager or 3rd party packages to worry about or learn how to use. That’s my gut feel, at least.

Git bash is based on some ancient cygwin version. You can see that e.g. the «cygpath» utility is still there. MinGW/Msys forked from cygwin due to some techno-political disagreement that I can’t be bothered to learn more about.
If your needs are simple enough, built-in Django function-based views will do. When you outgrow those, DRF's complexity is often warranted.
I fell for this using Adobe stock photos. I did not see anywhere that I signed up for a monthly plan as I was only getting free credits to use. Well, a few months later and I noticed the charges on my credit card bill. It took me a few hours but I was able to get back all of my money. Not until after, though, the representative on the phone cursed at me and told me I was an idiot for not realizing what I signed up for. This was a few years back and I no longer use any Adobe product and never will again.
That was and still is the main way I use music players. On any (new) platform I always look for the one that provides such possibilities.

I was a Winamp guy on Windows, now I'm using Swinsian on Mac and both GoneMad and PlayerPro on Android.
>It is very hard for someone to understand something when them drawing a salary depends on NOT understanding it.

That's a hilarious spin on the fact that every crypto spammer is pushing the crypto propaganda solely because they have financial stake in it.
This is the difference, I actually would like to hear a expert horse racer's thoughts on F1 racing. I'm not saying that a house racer is better at F1 racing than an experienced F1 racer, but it would be interesting to get their perspective.

Jordan Peterson clearly doesn't understand climate change in detail, I understand that, and I can watch him talk without thinking that climate change is a hoax.
Yup, and it's also the kind of thing they can really only do preemptively. If you tried to talk about the "crisis actors" scenario after the supposed attack has happened and video is released, you'd literally end up sounding like Alex Jones.
Haven't you heard, it's STEAM not STEM now that the arts people are trying to lever themselves into these high paying companies.

https://www.ucf.edu/online/engineering/news/comparing-stem-v...
A fair point, and I must concede to it.
This is curious. During my research into neutral networks we depended on a neuroscience result that found waves of trophic factor (i.e. the stuff used to build up neurons [i.e. learn]) travel in cascading waves from the core of the brain to the periphery. By adding a sense of location and a learning term contingent on the factor we saw learning
(xor) prohibited by Minsky's result (not really prohibited because we changed the model).

The take away was that our models of ANNs benefit from considering more that just neural signaling (i.e. solution contents and fluid dynamics). Is anyone aware of modern work expanding on that front?
Delta asks DOJ to help set up national ‘no-fly’ list of unruly passengers