skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you were in your early 20's, maybe it would be reasonable to suggest that you recalibrate your plans and give it another crack?

But at 37, after 2 decades' worth of attempts, with a proposal that (at least from where I'm sitting) sounds like a pet "basket-weaving" project rather than an actual commercial product, I think it's time to admit that maybe you just don't "get it".

There's no shame in this. Plenty of people just don't "get" plenty of things and still live fulfilling lives. I'm sure you'd be great employee and provider working for somebody else.

Don't deny your wife a family because you want to chase some bullshit dream of being an entrepreneur.
Fidelity is the one that stands out to me though. They'll have compliance obligations to answer some kinds of questions and not others (again, details depending on jurisdiction). And they'll mostly be worried about different kinds of scams from those that concern Twitter and Instagram.
Could you screw it in at an angle? Must the body be horizontal or is 45 degrees fine?
So when Trump is praising Putin, where does that come from? What does he admire?
> it basically doesn't matter what you do on your kickstarter, your fans will buy it anyway

Absolutely. Brandon Sanderson has a rabid fanbase who will purchase anything he publishes, even if it's a pile of shit.
And here's the video that introduced me to Frigate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqDCEZSVeRk&t=1834s

I also forgot to mention that the Reolink cameras are not connected to any cloud and work locally.
Ack, copypastaed from localhost. Sorry!
i work in consulting and you run across a lot of your number twos. I knew a woman in leadership who was very professional and i would dare say kind. However, when crossed by one of these people she would very quickly and purposely cut off their balls, put them on a cross, and force all the other #2s to look and watch. It was a very effective way to manage sociopaths. It's like managing a pack of fighting dogs, they only know death either giving or receiving. To treat them otherwise is almost unfair as they're not equipped mentally to handle it.
I mean, of course Nintendo would hate piracy. You might say emulation can be used with legit roms, or roms for games you’ve purchased, but let’s be honest.

The fact Nintendo even exists at all in the face of competitors orders of magnitude bigger is impressive.

Nintendo’s position is and always will be that you can only play their games on their platforms.
I think they meant that having the same exponent, even though they are logically different numbers, is a storage optimisation.
Also, somebody starting with "this has no documentation" rather than "where's the documentation?" is probably a fairly reliable heuristic as to where things are going to end up.
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I believe the first and second 20% but you’re saying 80% of completed games are never released? I’m curious why this would be the case if the bulk of the cost is already sunk.
> And generated two datasets: one with 20 columns and 1M rows, and one with 1K columns and 10K rows.

And if that's not big enough for you, the observed effects grow as I increased columns and rows.
> I'm starting to distrust any person who claims to distrust the media over covid.

We know more than we ever have about the virus but we’re still pushing bullshit mandates. It’s over, time to move on.
reminded - very popular Ukrainian message these days, on TV and everywhere, to Russian soldiers is to carry sunflower seeds in their pockets so at least sunflowers will grow when the soldiers die on Ukrainian land.
It's only subjective until the judiciary establishes a standard test or interpretation. Which they have done in every state that has language like this in their laws.

In practice, you can call up a lawyer in any state that requires non-competes to be "reasonable" and they can tell you more specifically what the court will enforce.
Any dissatisfaction the Fins have with that answer has to do with the facts of life--they're a country with a smaller population than Maryland--not my argument. If you're a border state to a major power, you don't get to adopt a foreign policy that antagonizes your neighbor. Bangladesh doesn't get to do anything that would cause India to feel threatened; Mexico (and realistically speaking, all of Latin America) doesn't get to do anything that would cause the United States to feel threatened; etc.
I doubt it. The remote side was a generic AP with an omni antenna I think. The return traffic is going to be way down in the noise floor.
We really need to go back to 1 supercontinent
Yes you can, however there's a good chance it may also carry over the iCloud Activation Lock status and refuse to work for that reason (all Apple Store machines are Activation Locked to deter theft & assist with recovery).

This might get you in trouble though, less about the theoretical element of fraud and more that they’ll legitimately believe the device has been stolen.
> I'm unable to find any recent writing in English that indicates that he thinks that is a belief in Moscow.

For now, I can only find sources in Russian, e.g. this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv-WB8AXLKs

https://echo.msk.ru/blog/piontkovsky_a/2988037-echo/
Brutal Doom was the most intense gaming experience I've ever had, next to playing Hotline Miami for the first time.
The alternative isn't people thankful for not being hit by sanctions, the alternative is people indulging in victory posturing. (in the old days, when soldiers were actually told that they were sent into a war, victory posturing often started before even the first shot was fired)
I made a comment above about the mavic drones having 8km-15km+ "line of sight" range with their handheld WAP controllers, and my having flown 2km without any issues. I doubt i'll ever go to the max range, but the power is there to get in and around trees, towers, whatever.

But with 440mhz i've transmitted data over 100 miles with full decode, from my driveway in a forest with a 6 element yagi. And a couple of years ago the first trans-atlantic 440 (UHF) transmission ever was accomplished.

The main issue with consumer wifi is that it's attenuated by water, and by nature, nature is full of water. That's why UBNT switched to 12ghz or 24ghz for their long range "airfiber" stuff, and hacker hams try and find 902MHZ band capable equipment, as 900mhz can "punch through" more vegetation than 2.4 or 5.8ghz.
Would have been nice if TikTok had suffered the same fate. Drastically higher societal damage caused to America through that platform. No one cares about RT, comparatively...
First and foremost problem is selecting teacher(s) that are easily 30-60 IQ lower than the gifted kids....
> I expect NATO would start matching it tank-for-tank

I think you're being very optimistic here. Before the invasion, there were so many people in saying Putin was just bluffing. Certain US media, US political party. Ukraine tried downplay the risk. Even Germany had to get their arm twisted to do sanctions after it happened.
> Brand exclusives and a low console price are all it's got

A lower price and better games is quite a lot actually.
From my experience, they would still punish sufficiently disruptive misbehavior. But they would let minor things slide like ignoring uniform policy or poor grades if you were a high donator. One incident I remember was someone bringing a camera in to the change rooms which resulted in the student being immediately expelled. That kind of stuff they still punish because its harmful enough to outweigh the benefits of the donations.
You might think of floating-point numbers coming in five varieties:

- normal (exponent not minimum or maximum)

- zero (minimum exponent, mantissa == 0)

- subnormal (minimum exponent, mantissa != 0)

- infinity (maximum exponent, mantissa == 0)

- nan (maxmimum exponent, mantissa != 0)

NaN is only the last category, strictly. Finite is everything except infinity and nan. Subnormal and zero are collectively denormal. The distinction between "subnormal" and "denormal" is a bit esoteric.
yes, but they're still nice looking peaches.
Without the bit rate there's not enough information to know if it's impressive or not. Define a low enough bit rate as a usable radio link and it can be 10 times that length with a 10th of the power level (Shannon-Hartley).

Perhaps given the limitations of 802.11 it means something but in theory it's meh.
He was answering in regards to this particular option of going remote.
My first thought was 'the utility monster problem' but your metaphor is better.
What means the image with the numbers 71, 74, 73? Amount of compatibility issues from each browser? A score? (x out of 100 I guess?) The image should have footer explaining that. In the text do not say explicitly what it is.
I'm paying for Apple News+ and still get asked to pay for NYT. Absolutely frustrating..
WEF's proposal for a “trusted digital agent” to regulate online ID [pdf]
Cremating bodies doesn't leave "waste" lying around either though. Can't get to ashes to ashes without fire.
And to complete the story, the program itself: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/macbasic-10
I understand what you mean, but I fail to see how adding some accessibility options would change that.

I keep using Celeste as an example, because it's an even harder game, but it had accessibility options done very well, and everything you say exist in that game and was not harmed in any way.

The game is brutal, it plays into the atmosphere and story, the players bond over it, had to learn to overcome the challenges, there's forums of people talking about how brutal and how many times they died and how happy they were when they made it, etc.

That's why I don't see the resistance to adding options like that, because from my vantage point, it doesn't take anything away, it only expands who can get to experience a similar thing.

The only reason I can think of is if you're saying that you personally couldn't resist turning on all the cheats all the time and thus ruining the experience for yourself. I don't have that problem, and from other Celeste players I don't see many who had that problem. It seems even a lot of people when turning on cheats wait a long time, and then they try to turn on the minimum amount and see if they can make it, and only after failing more time do they maybe try to add another one, etc.

Anyways, that's just my point of view. I respect the people feeling differently.
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My guess is that if the top of the casket is close to the surface, decomposition gasses would leak out and attract carrion-eating animals. Not to mention the smell.
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Sonny Crockett beard :P
I can't get into doom eternal either, but for the opposite reason. For me it is too arcadey - the way enemies flash when a glory kill is possible, the subsequent button combo and fixed animations, the oversaturated colour of items as they spew out of the killed enemy.

it is just constantly shouting "this is a game!" in a way that for me personally, prevents any immersion in the world they have created
> And that means Amdahl's Law is more important than Moore's Law these days.

100%, we can no longer rely on faster processors to make our code faster, and must instead write code that can take advantage of the hardware's parallelism.

For those interested in learning more about Why Amdahl's Law is Important, my friend wrote an interesting article on this very topic - https://convey.earth/conversation?id=41
Russian gas supplies to Europe decline sharply • France 24 English [video]
> I'm a little confused about how nuclear winter works esp. in relation to climate change, maybe someone here can enlighten me.

It doesn't. The only study that seriously explored the possibility of nuclear winter and coined that term also showed that any cooling effects would be temporary and very likely insignificant to begin with.

E.g. complete reversion to normal within 3-5 years, and continuation of global warming.
You're right about China. But people don't understand that Russia is not such a poor country as they imagine. They have oil and gas exports that can be easily sold to China and other neighbors. And the sanctions, as well as military building, are helping to propel their own industry. I wouldn't be surprised if even the heavy sanctions imposed now will prove ineffective in a few years. My opinion if that Europe will suffer most with these sanctions over the long run.
> Also, the limited right which the Copyright Act gives to make backup copies of computer programs does not apply to Nintendo video games.

That seems like quite an assertion, largely untested in Australian courts I would assume, as our consumer watchdog is usually pretty good at ensuring we’re able to exercise what relatively few rights we do have in regards to purchased products.
> Transpile TypeScript to Espruino flavor of JavaScript

What are the benefits of doing this vs. using a runtime (like Moddable's XS) that supports ECMAScript 2018?
There's some good recommendations here, which seem to identify your issue, so I'll offer a solution.

Get a job, work there for at least a year to get a good idea of what they are doing. Keep an eye out for problems the company has that you think can be solved by software, and that a company would be willing to buy. Once you have that problem space really well understood, start building a product around solving that issue.

The next step comes marketing and selling your product. How to do that is kind of dependent upon the nature of what you build. Once you have something that can make money, you can quit your job and spend a few months trying to find a customer. If that doesn't work, get another job.

I've had tons of great "company ideas" in my career that I've seen other people build into successful businesses. If your company has the problem, it's likely a million others do as well.

What you're building sounds amazing. But it honestly sounds like an open source product and not something a company would purchase.
What if the people who own these media outlets and the people who control the government share the same interests?
These are the pointless religious debates that just seem comical to me. Similar to the recent thread on if it was okay for Catholics to partake in chocolate. The fact there was continual debate throughout history is just so funny to me.
You should resist commenting stuff like that too.
pro/anti russian/west here is irrelevant.

There are those people who are willing to see this from the pov of the strategic interests of the power players (usa, russia primarily -- uk/eu secondarily); and those who arent.

The west has been trapped in a liberal dreamworld for 20yrs where the usa had no great power competition (from either russia or china). That world is now at an end.

There are people here still trapped in these liberal stories; "what does ukraine want!!!?!?!?!?!" as-if the answer to that question would save ukrainian lives. No, it will get more killed.

There are your strategic goals and how you're going to achieve them. If we wanted ukrain to survive, we would not pursue a policy of arming them.

My issue with the people commenting here "on Ukraine's side!!!!" is that they arent. They only on their side within the dreamscape of stories they exist in: rights, soverignty, nationalism, pride.

In the real world of the stakes of the powerful, of what they want -- if you wanted to save ukraine, you wouldnt be trying to "win" against russia. That will get ukraine flattened into rubble.
Cryptocurrency Is No Fix for Russia’s Sanctions Woes
Live examples of running programs that users can interact with would go a long way to helping to make the examples concrete.

Were you inspired by the Actor model (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_model)? Or am I missing something fundamental?
I offer my condolences. People shouldn't have to work in that kind of environment.

I've been in a place like that. I quit without having another job to go to. Such a course of action may not work out for everyone, but it worked great for me.
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A judge would consider the fair use argument. I don't know that YouTube employs judges in content moderation. (I don't know that YouTube employs humans in content moderation, at least below director level.)
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For a zoomed out view of the game you are trying to play I recommend The Selfish Gene. The book is also the origin of the word meme.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1582881146/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch...
Update: The image alt tag says "Interop 2022 scores. Chrome/Edge 71, Firefox 74, and Safari 73." It also should be in the body text, and is out of 100 I guess.
I would never have realized the slider functionality until I read this comment.
Changing how you present yourself to match the social environment you're in. Formal vs informal speech, mannerisms, what is appropriate behavior in context, all of that sort of thing.
Having worked in a few startups and waited tables, I'm confident the angry tech customers are not the same people who are demanding in a restaurant. It sounds similar but you're talking about entirely different people.

The angry tech customer generally cares about a problem they're trying to solve. The demanding restaurant patron is focused on the feeling of exercising power over someone subservient to them.

Any overlap between those groups of people is random.
I remember showing my friend a few tricks with AppleScript when he started working as a genius. Apparently his manager got mad at him after a customer had complained about him writing a script as they thought he was "hacking" them. Turns out the manager had no idea what AppleScript was too.
Doesn't matter. Nintendo send a takedown notice, it gets taken down.
Why would Ukraine leave the pipelines alone? There will no longer be a freely elected government in Ukraine. None of the profit of the pipeline will go towards Ukraine once they’re a puppet state.

As for Nord Stream 2, a small underwater autonomous vehicle could easily be built in a Ukrainian refuge’s garage in Poland.

Russia has underestimated how easily attacks can be performed by individual actors, who are properly motivated, against thousand mile long soft targets.
Ah so that Lemmino video is just a rundown of this wikipedia page hah.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pome#English

- "(botany) A type of fruit in which the often edible flesh arises from the swollen base of the flower and not from the carpels."

- "Hyponyms: apple, pear, quince"

- "The best-known example of a pome is the apple."
It seems like recent years have improved the speed at which treatments and drugs are making it to the human trial stage. This looks very promising - it's a refinement rather than a novelty, so the biology of the mice might not be as important as the demonstration of this delivery technique.

Very cool!
Japanese animations studios seem equallly litigious.
I was homeschooled until 7th grade. If your parents aren't monsters maybe it can be good. But many if not most parents who choose to homeschool their kids are zealots of some kind or another, or have serious control/paranoia/narcissim issues. Exposure to people outside the home, who aren't hand-picked by the child's parents can go a long way towards teaching the child that there are people in the world who are different from their parents. I think that would have helped me a lot.
The only movie to give me nightmares and sleepless nights. The Day After had little impact on me but Threads was on a whole different level.

For some reason I also still remember a scene from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Bulletin - the news crew trying to understand why the NEST bomb squad was running away just before cutting out...
Many people get startup ideas came by working at a company and noticing a gap in tooling, a super manual process or an error prone one or something that is hard to use effectively. Taking a job can be a path to your dream, be it by finding ideas or by funding your future build time, or by growing your list of connections etc.
You can come back to the same idea later or come up with better ones. Some dreams take a while to accomplish, you have to try hard and not give up. The steps to get there are not the same for everyone. Some start early others learn a lot from their corporate experience.

And yes, if you want to be a founder and don't think your own ideas are commercialisable, either partner with someone who has them (and find the ones you both like) or get really good at understanding what the job of each product around us is - practice the methods in https://www.fullstory.com/blog/clayton-christensen-jobs-to-b... on a daily basis and soon you will see lots of gaps in the market. Some of them might be narrow but very valuable, few will be wide enough to make a small business of, and very very few will yield multi-million dollar companies. Why do you have your own software company? Is it because you love independence or you think you'll enjoy being a founder or just a technical founder? No bad answers here it's just important to understand what drives this dream of yours. Then it gets easier to find the right path to your ultimate goal.
At first I thought these were cute little still lifes, but from the date range ... were these of scientific use during a period when color photography wasn't easily accessible? I'm aware that color photography did exist and was producing pretty good results in the early 20th century. By the late 30s/early 40s, would it be surprising to still be using watercolors to try to capture and convey images where subtle color differences are important?
I've been using jsoniter (another 'fastest' json lib) for ages. It is much faster than the built in, so 55% faster than slow isn't really meaningful.

Surprised a more comprehensive benchmark evaluation was not done since this tends to be a pretty sensitive topic.