skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The first autonomous, soft robot (2016)
Even if it became illegal, qualified immunity would protect the offical who made the threats, so officials will likely never be personally impacted by breaking the law and so it'll keep being broken.
Peter Cushing on the other hand...
Been doing so much lately ML so I thought this was gonna be a guide on dropout.
The free market lets actors choose what's best for them at the expense of the group. For example the recreationally remote are bankrupting American towns, and using up far more land and resources than sensible. This also have an environmental impact, but that argument tends to fall on deaf ears among free market proponents.
I just moved into a house where the contractor thought you could daisy chain ethernet like a standard phone line. The ports at the end of the chain did work amazingly, but unsurprisingly, the ones in the middle with tens of feet of unterminated stubs... Didn't.
That's what I'm saying, you map the negative latitude and longitude to negative numbers
Watching mainly uk teams as in uk. Did try to use vpn to Canada to watch it all. But I miss the Scottish commentary :-).

Not sure I am eve qualified as a watcher. But I heard in the commentary about the inclination people to watch mixed double and not the long game. At least it is not 5 day long like ashes.

You asked and let me try to second guess what is going on in the curling reform based on the mixed double success.

a) there are too many mistakes and too many times of simple I knock you out and you knock me out

You can see that in say yesterday Sweden vs Canada women say the Sweden 2nd player basically miss all her 2 play in the last round.

A bit like football or soccer which you have role. Not everyone is good at everything. More of the skip played say out of 8 each has to play once but for 4 of them they can be decided by the team.

2) same format as mixed double. Have power play abd other than that have fixed stones. To be honest I am not sure why double is so aggressive (as the uk 2nd play has demonstrated even long game one can play aggressively but seems not the atmosphere). But may be come down to this. Also instead of 10 down to 8 round.

3) Italy is good. So far so good. For double, you can sense it is well above the others. That is something. You need to have that kind. You need stars. Not sure how to fix this though

4) not sure I have much to say about time. They already changed the rule once (instead of total time now is in between play time). USA partially lost to uk due to time management ?

More time out. Not that help the Australian double — the horror your couch actually quit you the last minute and join Canada team to fight you instead. But 1 more time out is fine. They are not like other sport time out where it is just a rest. Even us the watcher know why the call. So complicated.

Btw I am a go player not a chess player. It is more like go than chess. You cannot move your stone and you mistake like go - put stone on the wrong places and kill/attack the wrong stones. I even suspect you need commentary more here. But not if the kind rugby and cricket. It is rule you do not know there which require commentary. Here what can be done is hard to think of. You can see the Canadian skip has out think the commentator in real time. That is the fun part.

I agree they are all prof. And I always agreed to Olympic Creed. But sometimes I wonder what happened why the uk skip cannot play the last stone well.

Anyway feel ashamed to watch it. But not easy to watch say world companion etc and hence this is a 4 year fix. Guess the medalist would like one say we will talk about human rights when we are back home.

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In a world where 99% of people don’t reach that level of success and the ones that do owe much of their success to luck (right time, right place, right parents, right friends, right idea). Looking at someone like this can inspire envy.

Combine it with a personality that comes with high regard for itself (maybe justified, but easily perceived as arrogance).

And there you have it - a very hateable human (being a white male, etc. probably doesn’t help, either).
For a casual effort this solver is quite fast. On most datasets it's significantly faster than a C++ port of the Norvig solver and it's often in the same league as well-tuned DLX solvers (though still not in the major league).

Relative to DLX it's faster on the easiest puzzles and slower on hard ones, though its performance degrades significantly in two specific still-easy cases: (1) 17-clue puzzles since these punish solvers that don't propagate hidden singles, (2) 0-solution puzzles since the solver doesn't check for consistency during initialization (something the author acknowledges in a comment).

For context see these benchmarks from a modern laptop (https://github.com/t-dillon/tdoku/blob/master/benchmarks/res...) and compare lhl_sudoku to the other simple solvers tdev_basic_heuristic, zerodoku, fast_solv_9r2, kudoku, and norvig.

For details on the solvers and datasets used in these benchmarks see here (https://github.com/t-dillon/tdoku/tree/master/other) and here (https://github.com/t-dillon/tdoku/tree/master/benchmarks)
Pro-tip for social media: be controversial.
Good thing YouTube isn't full of misinformation.
Or if your host uses an intel cpu, just use the integrated gpu for the host so the discrete gpu is free for the guest os.
Thanks but no. Facebook and Instagram are already deleted on my phone. WhatsApp soon to follow
Practically speaking, the system is designed to deal with this by people not re-electing Mike Parson.

... Good luck.
This is cool, but writing configurations in JSON sucks. You need a JSON, YAML, TOML parser to really make it complete and HCL is better IMO. Speed-wise doesn't seem like there would be much difference between C, Go or Rust.
Sorry, some people don't have enough time in the day to ask everyone they ever speak to. You can speak to people with respect that doesn't involve all this
I know a therapist who says that he can see about 8 clients a day in person. But if he does video calls, he can only do 4. Even though the duration is the same. With video calls, the work/small talk ratio is just so much higher, he says.
one thing I'll never stop struggling with isn't cmake but the interaction of it from within the editor. vim-cmake is cool but not always easy to set-up on legacy projects where the build-system has even more technical debt than the code itself. I can't really blame cmake for this though.
LMAO that joke is hilarious
Why would it be false ? It may be exaggerated (should read "I never use business plan or balance sheet to assess a startup") but not complete bullshit. Startups are not the same as traditional companies and the due diligence process reflects that. pg's arguments are reasonable in this context: business plans have info that is best discussed with the founders and balance sheets have little data that will be relevant in the future. Like it or not, startups business model is "exponential growth or die".
This.

I've actually bought a lot of stuff from IG ads (and there's no other platform that I've ever clicked an ad let alone buying), but I agree with the purchase (which is off-IG anyway) to be of more friction. This can solve this problem by integrating payment into IG.
A skeleton walks into a bar. Then orders a bucket and a mop.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/5M0bS4R0GCkybTpfTH...

https://richardwiseman.wordpress.com/psychology-of-humour/
This tweet is saying that YC interviewers don't read balance sheets; he's not saying that all balance sheets are useless. (You need a balance sheet to file your taxes, for one thing!)

As for business plans, the saying goes that "plans are useless, but planning is indispensable."

Business plans are a particularly poor tool for having funding conversations; they're both less persuasive than a pitch deck and less helpful in helping funders decide whether to invest than simply interviewing the founders.

But just because PG won't read your plan doesn't mean your startup shouldn't have/make a plan!
Try Satisfactory. It is beautiful.
Sadly, being nuanced doesn’t get you the likes and retweets and follows.
Additionally I really am fed up with people splitting everything in Slack into multiple lines so that I receive multiple notifications from what should have been a three to five liner.

Was it a nuisance when work from home started more and more people switched over to this pattern.

Nowadays I am just fed up with it.

But it might be because after 23 months we (the company I am working for) still haven't been able to learn how to replace most meetings with forms that don't take up that much synchronous time.

Most meetings I am in could be at least cut short when prepared up front by a document that enables commenting. Then one could discuss ideas and not need to generate them on the fly.

And then there are the few cases where the need is to brainstorm. These can be fun. And I like them. But they are for cases when the map/way/ideas are yet unknown.

When the path is more clear things imho should be more asynchronously organized.
If you like to ignore the security implications that come with every switch? Some services use HTTP/2 frontends for their HTTP/1 backend services. This resulted in a large amount of tunneling attacks that the HTTP/2 spec. predicted, it is almost as if every implementation of HTTP/2 just ignored an entire section of its spec. . HTTP/3 is also already off to a good start, it requires changes in how encryption libraries interact with the protocol and that has already resulted in people pressuring OpenSSL to adopt experimental changes (marked do not use) by Google well before that part of the HTTP/3 spec was even done.
I’ve wanted to play with something like this for ages. Really nice, thx :)
Huh, Linus Torvalds is an angel in comparison to this person.
For what it is worth, The most common technical definition genius is an iq of 140, or 1/400.
Is the Gini coefficient a valid measure here?
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Your brain is just a neural network that works like an algorithm.

Your brain "understanding" things is just an illusion.

I would be willing to bet $1000 that you can't articulate exactly what makes a joke "funny".
Summarize his argument for us?
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Keeping old Unix/Linux up-to-date with pkgsrc
No, GPT-3 is a language model that simply attempts to predict the next series of words in a sequence, based off of training the model on millions of lines of human dialogue.
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Call of Duty can teach you teamwork without making you think every problem is solved by an AK-47. Kids play Minecraft but don't expect buildings to float in the air.

Humans are reasonably intelligent and context-sensitive. They understand the difference between "video game" and "real life situation"
Added to that, in some (but not all) Orthodox majority countries, most notably Russia, Christmas is on 25 December by the old Julian calendar, which is on 7 January by the current Gregorian calendar (which everyone uses, Russia included, for civil/commercial/everyday use). It’s Gregorian date moves forward by one day every century (except for every fourth century, when it doesn’t.)

Some of the other Orthodox Churches (such as the Greeks) technically celebrate Christmas, not using the Gregorian calendar, but rather the “Revised Julian” - which happens to be identical to the Gregorian until 2800. I wonder if, come 2800, they’ll remember to move the date of Christmas, or if they’ll think “there’s no point to it, let’s not” (assuming of course that both they, and humanity as a whole, are still around in 2800)
Heh I think about this, I could have paid off my student loans but instead I helped my families the last two years and ongoing. It's like this tax but I just push myself to make more. It's a good cause I mean I literally got them a well one time in their village you know that sucks not having immediate access to water... but then it spreads ah man. You get over a hundred requests on FB all these people finding out who you are/asking you for money. Anyway I ended up deleting my FB account and just keeping in contact with my blood family on another account.

Side note Wise is the least PITA way to move money and no these people don't know how to use crypto.
I'm fine with the state as my representative physically shutting down and fining companies that without consent collect data on me and my loved ones. So, no overreach.
That's one piece of code to audit, compared to 1000 of init scripts and daemons.
There is this Japanese company where they have some internal token money for everything.

It sounded nightmarish though.
> Between 1956 and 1986, the price of land increased by as much as 5,000 per cent in Japan. At the peak of the bubble economy, Tokyo real estate could sell for as much as US$139,000 per square foot, which was nearly 350 times as much as equivalent space in Manhattan. By that reckoning, the Imperial Palace in Tokyo was worth as much as the entire US state of California.
The Japanese property market was worth four times more than the US property market

https://www.scmp.com/magazines/style/news-trends/article/309...
"But just because PG won't read your plan doesn't mean your startup shouldn't have/make a plan!"

This is true not just for startups and its great advice for life in general. However, I believe YC would actively discourage founders from writing a traditional business plan. They would rather have their startups talk to users and building products.

To put it another way, I think YC would say that you cannot possibly write a realistic business plan without a solid customer base and a good product. Anything else and you're just making things up. By the time you have customers and a good product, you don't need a business plan to raise funding.

* This is what I've gathered from their startup school materials without having raised a dime from YC or talked to any of the partners, so take this with a big dash of salt.
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Interestingly India is not on the list. While one can use UPI to make payments via WA, their market share is less than a percentage.

Having said that,I hope this takes off. All of my friends prefer Instagram as our primary messaging app since it takes a username and not a phone number to text someone. It would be helpful, if we could makes payments there.
Heard about this one. Awesome growth hack article (https://veermishra0803.medium.com/growth-the-airbnb-way-ce0b...)
That’s very much on brand for how Data from Star Trek would have that conversation. All written by humans, but making fun of oblivious AI was already making rounds in the 90s
The "I would never trust fb with my purchases" crowd are not included in the target audience. Hearing them say they wouldn't use it is redundant.

This is a killer product, it is just 3 years too late. I have no idea why this took so long. It has potential, but will it succeed? Hard to tell, they have lots of competition
The AI doesn't "feel" anything. It is simply attempting to predict the most human-like word next in a sequence of words, based off of training on millions of lines of human dialogue.

They could train the model against all of the millions of comments on hacker news, for example, and it would eventually respond to things in a way that was virtually indiscernible from the average user here.

If it says it "forgot" something, it has no actual memory. That is merely a conversational pattern/response that it picked up from common conversations it has been trained on.
So we should discriminate against the people who don't know to say "lawyer"?

Why not just give every suspect a lawyer immediately. And since any sane suspect will listen to their lawyer (who will advise them to plead the 5th), why not ban police from interviewing suspects altogether, and simply give a list of questions to their lawyer to discuss.
Fascinating conclusion, incl “increased willingness to attend large meetings”, that evolving the practice alongside evolution of the tool was critical and that even a self-design was’t intuitive. Who is this “snowfall” person?
"A good in-person meeting is pure jazz. Its elegant sparring between those who care deeply about the things they are building, and watching and participating in this banter is one of the joys of my professional career."

This is a manager's view of meetings.

There's a lot of "we have to get people back to the office" right now. Some of it is fueled by the commercial real estate industry, which is terrified that business will discover they don't really need much office space. There are a lot of office leases not being renewed. Some of it is fueled by managers who are terrified that people will discover they really aren't doing much. Some of it is just power-tripping.

There is a real concern, though. There's a comment that working alone gets more done in a day but less done in a decade. Lack of irrelevant input may have long-term consequences for both individual careers and organizations. Too much focus on internal goals.
However i am probably right to assume that you are neither hiring in journalism nor working in that field.

In reverse, you probably know a lot names of startup or IT personalities, that nobody outside our field would ever need to know
This is a good take.

Plans in war (and in business) tend not to survive first contact with the enemy, but planning is still useful.
To be clear, I don't think HTTP version is an unimportant decision. I'm just saying it's one that's easily changeable and so doesn't need to be set in stone when you first start building a web project.
Thrift shopping is one way I deal with the ethical dilemma of overseas wage slavery. If possible, I try to buy things used. Stuff like furniture, clothes, and decor often can be found in excellent condition used, sometimes even substantially cheaper.

I do not try quite so hard with performance gear (I'm an athlete) or food. The amount of time and risks are just much higher for both of those categories. For example,
trail runners are just destroyed after 500 miles, but often look the same as a pair with 50. Also electronics, I'll definitely pay full price for RAM, hard drives, etc.
I don't know what is controversial about that statement if you put it into pg's context. Anyone complaining about it surely could do something more productive with their time.
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Under the UK varient of the Facebook Pay site, the Instagram advert has the incorrect decimal separater: using the comma used with Euro's and not the dot/period.

£16,50

UK uses commas, but only to separate by thousounds. This makes £16,50 seem like it was going to be £16,500 instead.
Well, the fixed parameter is people's tolerance for driving time. Everything else (including number of users) will scale up practically indefinitely.

So if you give people more capacity, they will use it until they're back to their trip time tolerance, which is roughly at the same level of congestion.

Is that not the case?
I didn't realize that 1000BASE-T used the pairs bidirectionally. Thanks.
In criminal law in most nations intent plays an extremely important role.

Yet these mind reading devices do not exist. Is it because there are other ways to establish intent?

> A rule that you can break by having the right or wrong thoughts isn't a rule.

Yet somehow those kinds of rules are enforced in a courtroom thousands of times a week.

In this context, deception would have been proven by simply proving the person knew the information was untrue. You be surprised how often people publicly admit to that in some other context. And then suddenly "intent" is proven.

>Words have generally agreed upon meanings,

Especially in a legal context. But that doesn't make the classification of "promoting false information" easier.
While Dino and all of its dependencies can be compiled and run on Windows and macOS, this process is tedious and GTK isn't really well-tested on anything but Linux, resulting in worse UX when not going the extra mile of doing targeted modifications for these platforms. This hopefully improves with the migration to GTK4.

The XMPP Standards Foundation publishes a document once a year stating a set that decent XMPP clients and servers should implement. The current one, https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0459.html even has a specific section on calling (it doesn't cover group calls yet).
If it's anything like in the EU (more specific: SEPA-Zone) then in 2027 you can meaningfully use it.
And which have eyelids and tears and a human attached with hands ready to wipe if any dust or dirt gets into them.

Then again, a human, even if fully focused on driving, can look only in one direction at a time. And, of course, most drivers aren’t fully focused on driving.
I am sorry, the link is wrong is this post and I can't correct it.
The correct link is:

https://padiracinnovation.org/News/2022/02/liver-fibrosis-ma...
Baby carrots are a real thing. The taste is distinctive, and you couldn't replicate the stalks or skin texture by cutting up larger carrots. It's rather unfortunate if they're allowed sell pre-cut carrot chunks as baby carrots where you live!
> Any plan will certainly be wrong, so there no point wasting time making one.

There's a famous Eisenhower quote that goes something like, "Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable."

The point being that any single plan is likely not to pan out because of unknowns and surprises, but by going through the process of planning, you have "cached" knowledge about your domain like what the opportunities and threats are and you can use that knowledge to adapt when the specific plan falls through.
they can compute age based on bachelor degree and high school dates.
Not only that, but the amount of platforms they launched. First it was from your page, then they made a business page, then it became some ad manager, then it became facebook for business on a completely different URL. Not too mention the retooling and breaking what worked. Everytime I coached my client to work with FB ads, the system had changed again.

And that’s with the typical docs not reflecting the current state.
> (I am of course boggled at how the proprietary thing is cheaper than just adding Ethernet full stop.)

I think their hope was that if the cord were to be yanked with enough force, it would not damage the expensive dish module and force the customer to mail that whole thing back for repairs.

If you yank hard enough on an RJ45 cable, it will probably damage the female jack. That jack is cheap and can be replaced, but not by customers in the field.

The dongle doesn't appear to have any kind of retention clip, so it should just yank out without any damage to anything. And if the dongle gets damaged it's cheaper and less expensive to ship overnight than a whole new dish.

This is just my theory.
Paulg's advice may be sound for companies at YC stage (ie not a company yet), but I would caution against it a general investment advice.

To take his analogy further, if someone has run 10 marathons one might have a fair idea of the probable time for the next one.
Except none of the categories you describe apply to what I did, and I got sued. And indeed, the only case they could plausibly have in the scenario I was part of is under the DMCA, because although we did it to run Linux, security vulnerabilities in game consoles can also be used to pirate games.
I don't know what your first paragraph means, what matched up?

I don't know what you mean by guardrail either. Vaccine trials were significantly accelerated from typical vaccines, long term data was foregone and emergency use authorizations were used to deploy them. I don't know what you're trying to argue or whether you're actually trying to deny that reality.
It says it works across WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook. What are the chances of someone having none of those?