skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It's not the returns to investment that are changing

How so? Quantitative easing controls the yield on bonds, and stock prices adjust accordingly to keep their yields consistent with the bond yield + risk premium. We've seen the earnings yields on stocks plummet as a result. After a short-term rapid climb (caused by the step change in interest rates), low interest rates can cause the long term growth of stocks and other assets to also remain depressed, even while consumer prices climb. This is the "stagflation" scenario and is a very real possibility.
> dietary vegan

Plant based is probably the most common term for what you're trying to describe. Veganism is the ethical position.
They are most lethal in combination with long range artillery.. this was the deadly recipe that helped erdogan to "win" against kurds in syria. Scout, shoot, scout more, shoot again.. with enough experience the artillery can even shoot "with prediction" at the location the goal will be at in x seconds.
How exactly is it bing? Refaced and operated by microsoft? Refaced and scrapped results from bing? Any more info on this?
We expect them to filter spam and scams.

If RT / Sputnik use SEO to target the keyword “Ukraine conflict”, it creates a worse experience for users. Right now RT is not on the top page for that search term. I’m guessing that’s what they’re targeting.

If you search “rt Ukraine conflict”, the #1 result is RT. You can still easily find content you’re looking for.

It just won’t be part of those wide net searches I’m guessing.
Congrats on the Launch Adam! Excited to incorporate Kable into our product :)
2018.
It is similarly documented that the electric power grid - static wires - kill birds. This is really a complex issue.
Would you trust a source of medical information less if it declined to present or link to information that breathing CO is healthy, drinking mineral spirits is fine, and handling mercury with bare skin is safe and fun?
Because it switches over to the clearnet there, the operator could do stuff like intercept non-https traffic or use a malicious DNS to attempt to MITM https traffic.
I wonder the same, I can only speculate that Apple has bought all the LG 27 5K panels, or it has signed a contract to prevent LG from selling these panels to other brands.
Interesting. That means that in some cases you have to argue that you killed someone intentionally to avoid being convicted.
The Raku language (formerly Perl 6) community also has its share of idioms, abbreviations (not just technical) and phrases. I'm not sure if they are exclusive to this community, or also used elsewhere.

Examples:

In the early days, many features were specified by Not Yet Implemented, so NYI became its own term.

Error messages are meant to be awesome, so anything "Less Than Awesome" (LTA) was considered a bug.

Larry Wall didn't like the term "void context", so he invented "sink context" instead (with all the puns related to it, of course).

There were many more, though I have a hard time coming up with a longer list...
> contains authoritative-sounding but incorrect answers to common questions. The results returned are still relevant to my users, but they are now factually incorrect.

IMO the difference is between web-wide decisions vs something else. DDG have stated they're specifically targetting something beyond web pages.

If DDG has some way of measuring "misinformation" then fair play, we can assume it isn't specific to Russia because it'd be a universal solution.

Some sort of decree from the CEO about what is true and what is not just sounds dangerous. We might not fully understand automation, as in all search engines, but it's a safe wager that he doesn't understand it any better otherwise he would've coded it in already and it'd be a non-story for the searchers of the world.
LimeWire, former file-sharing site, to relaunch as NFT marketplace
>You sketch a square on any plane, then extrude it (they call it the "pad" tool instead of "extrude" but otherwise it's identical).

yeah , but that's exactly the complaint; a lexicon of terms is required to use FreeCAD whenever you're accustomed to (any) of the industry standards.

I hop between F360 and SolidWorks routinely with little issue, FreeCAD is always the odd one that requires searching.

I want to like FreeCAD; I keep trying it every year. I hate the anti-user tactic of Autodesk and I hate the cost of SolidWorks -- but it hasn't reached parity yet for my uses.
Nonfarm business sector labor productivity increased 6.6 percent in the fourth quarter of 2021, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today (March 3, 2022), as output increased 9.1 percent and hours worked increased 2.4 percent.

https://www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/prod2.pdf
Experimental investigation of orangutans’ sharp stone tool behaviours
Consumer electronics used to break down all the time, but in almost all cases that was due to manufacturing defects, which were much more frequent, because many operations that are now automated were still done manually then.

The consumer devices which survived infant mortality, because they were free of manufacturing defects, had a negligible aging rate after that.

Modern electronic devices have far fewer initial manufacturing defects, due to automated production, but all age much quicker, due to very small component sizes, lower safety factors, surface semiconductor devices (MOS transistors) instead of bulk semiconductor devices (bipolar transistors), lead-free soldering and other similar changes in technologies.
This is unrelated to the specific story, but as more and more companies and people I respect get involved with it, the more I realize I need to have a working knowledge of Crypto Currency so at the very least I can be involved in the discussion.

Does anyone have any good resources for learning the building blocks/vocabulary of Crypto Currency?
I just tested with three providers (two mobile, one landline). In all three cases the requests timed out.
I always wanted to write a book about what happened to me. The specifics of how spirituality came into to my life, because it was very unusual. And my story could captivate even the most dedicated of skeptics. It was that authentic.

But, for some reason - I was always very afraid to write such a book because it would mean giving away a part of "me". So, in this context, having more time means I can enjoy life without needing to preach a story that perhaps some people are not ready to hear. I don't know...

Funny thing is, I write for a living. Only web dev stuff opposed to digging deep into the psyche of this world.
Defense theories are not testimony and, ideally, should not be considered in the evaluation of testimony.

(In practice, humans don't consistently compartmentalize well enough to reliably avoid this, though.)
Yeah but just thinking about how this would work. For sites like DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, or Yahoo search, they don't have hundreds of engineers maintaining their own search engines, they must just call some Bing API. The Bing API must return the search results already ranked. (Otherwise what would be the alternative?)
So the down-ranking of russian sites would happen upstream of DuckDuckGo.
Classic, been a while since id read that one :)
This is a solved problem: you pay them for their work, which is how artists have made money since time immemorial. The degree to which artists can make a living off their art is a function of demand and discoverability, not whether they have a payment system (they do need this, but they already have them).

I'd be curious to know what fraction of NFT enthusiasts had previously commissioned a piece of art, and of those how many were truly aghast at the dire state of payment systems without NFTs or at their inability to assert ownership via a blockchain. I suspect both are quite small.

The former is ludicrous, because Paypal/Kofi/Patreon/what have you offer a wide array of easy-to-use, feature-rich payment systems.

The latter maybe less inconceivable, but IMO it's driven by a desire to use blockchain tech for _something_, find something that it can conceivably do, and then deciding that that thing is therefore important. Personally, proving ownership and providence hasn't ever been a concern for any of my art purchases because they, like the vast majority of art, isn't worth selling a forgery of--nobody is coming to steal the forum avatar I commissioned or selling unauthorized prints of the obscure photographer I like.

This is just round three (or whatever) of blockchain being a solution in search of a problem: having failed to evangelize its wide use as a consumer payments system in general, its adherents moved on to hyping it as a solution to Enterprise IT problems (where selling bullshit is the name of the game anyway), failed to find traction (because everyone discovered it didn't actually solve any problems), and so we've circled back round to a consumer market, but now with more celebrity endorsements. It's still an effort to convince people that the blockchain version of something is much better and therefore worthwhile so that the worth of the tokens is tied to something other than transactions illegal goods and wild speculation. It's about supporting the livelihoods of people hoarding GPUs and wasting electricity to mine the tokens, not artists.
I just published this in Blender. It took me two weeks to make, during which I alternately cursed the software for it's odd UX and sat amazed at the things an almost total beginner could conjure onto the screen. Blender is hard to learn, but with each thing you learn it sucks you in more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygLbwZP9ItA
.NET spills into iOS development (as a backend - I wont mention razor), but iOS wont spill into .NET. By that measure .NET is a better market.

.NET is HUGE in Europe, great rates (100EUR median hourly rate for consultants), hard to find good people.
I think where people get into trouble with fractions and especially where money is concerned, is in not realizing that lowering an expense by 1/4 means that the same money lasts 1/3 longer.

I can't count the number of times I've had to explain to someone, especially in project roadmap discussions, that ±20% doesn't cancel out. 1.2 x 0.8 != 1.0. ±5% almost does, and people extrapolate to larger numbers and make strategy based on it.
>Should I simply accept that this site is the correct top result for my users' queries,

Yes, your users aren't using your search engine as an oracle for the truth, they're using it to find pages with similar text. It's their job (and specifically not yours) to determine how well the text they find corresponds with reality. Perhaps they're even aware the site is factually incorrect and enjoy reading it for the novelty, perhaps they want to cite it to warn others that sometimes things online are wrong. You have no idea what the people are doing with the information.

Google has started censoring their results because they decided people should use their search engine as a truth oracle (with the results you would expect, lets not forget the "when did George Washington go to the moon" thing from a year or so ago.) I think that's a mistake and is a large part of the reason I use DuckDuckGo.

You may have caught this one instance but there are likely an unlimited number of others. You're not going to catch everything and you make your search engine worse with every exception you make to the algorithm.
Old Age and Creativity
> white coat syndrome

I'm not familiar with this turn of phrase, would someone mind explaining it please?

Edit: never mind, I googled it. I thought it was a colloquial phrase, but it turns out it is a real thing.

https://www.bloodpressureuk.org/your-blood-pressure/getting-....
I assume it's a monopoly that a/the government created/enforces?
There are different approaches of helping the engineered muscle tissue to mature, one being electrical stimulation. It's an interesting idea to use it to increase the volume, but the effect of very high stimulation on texture has to be considered as well!
If you take all of these terms, I think of analytics as a synonym of business intelligence, not as an overarching term that covers ML, DE and BI.
Some states are much stronger:

"Impeding the flow of traffic in the left lane is punishable by a fine of up to $200."

https://www.txdot.gov/driver/safety/highway-driving.html

along with:

"After you pass someone, move into the right lane once you've safely cleared the vehicle."
This is also sometimes unavoidable because not all test suites are built very robustly. One often comes across projects with test suites that the author only intended for their own use and doesn't care if it fails on other peoples systems.
Sadly not just the uk, but yes the blind adoration of the "unrefutable glory of report9" is somewhat sickening...
I want to see what RT and Sputnik News are saying. And the misinformation published by them is no more common than the misinformation published by mainstream media sources.
> "Good" is a quality of the content itself, made up of factors such as relevancy, accuracy, completeness, readability etc.

It’s impossible to quantify a rating based on these subjective qualities you listed. I think the point is you can’t remove the human element from ranking search results without leaving the search engine open to exploitation.
This begs the ancillary question - would faster cosmic impacts speed up or slow down evolution? There are surely habitable planets with impacts orders of magnitude more and less impacts.
It's sort of hybrid. Here are some past explanations

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27726982 (July 2021)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27284079 (May 2021)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27236708 (May 2021)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26886074 (April 2021)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26245003 (Feb 2021)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26158300 (Feb 2021)

(I made that list using the same software :))
Empty Ukrainian Airspace
There are. It is a branding and trademark issue.

The point of a retina display is to have a higher pixel density than the human eye can distinguish (at a certain distance).

There are many displays that have far higher pixel density than the iPhone.

According to the list here https://pixensity.com/list/phone/ there are/were at least 40+ non-Apple phones with higher ppi than the iPhone X
I sure hope the pee tape surfaces amidst all this hackery.
SQLite Online
It has an interesting EULA.
So now we can get NFT malware?
It is unfortunate to see Russia turn from a gray actor to a rogue state within a fortnight. Real loss is of course borne by people.
You could check out crypto.tre.gd
Actually I have followed a plethora of information from individuals on the ground and historical information from multiple sources. What I have posted is as close to objective reality as I can obtain and I am very confident it its veracity.
> the computer can't run the program to determine if it halts or not, it has to be able to tell through essentially static analysis, without running it.

Not really, as a turing machine is fully able to simulate any other turing machine.

The problem is not that the "termination checker" may not run the program it's checking (it is allowed to do that). The problem is that if that program runs forever then the "termination checker" program will also run forever and thus never return "yes" or "no".

(You could say, well just output "no" if the program runs for longer than x days / weeks / months / years, but it's quite easy to write programs that run for a very long time but do eventually terminate. At best, you'll manage to write a checker that can output "yes" or "I don't know").
Unlike other languages, ruby is mainly driven by one application - Rails. As newer web FWs come, it's hard to see Rails keep up. The trends for Rails does not look good for the past 5 years [1]. I am hopeful that natalie [2] will work. If it does, it will remove the biggest downside to ruby.

[1] https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&q=...

[2] https://github.com/natalie-lang/natalie
It was until everyone from CA and other areas started moving in during Covid.
Seems as though Argument in the alternative focusses on eliminating possible explanations. Kettle Logic involves claiming 2 or more explanations to be true while being incompatible with each other, making it a logical fallacy.
I'm greatly thankful for the hard work put into lilypond and frescobaldi.

I use lilypond to type up leadsheets for jazz and some other genres [0], inspired by Mark Veltzer's Openbook [1]. I've gotten pretty fast at typing up songs over time. The goal is to have a CLI or web interface to generate a pdf for concert/bb/bass clef/etc, optionally include lyrics/QR codes, and so on.

Being able to transpose is quite handy, although I'm working on a system to automatically handle larger transpositions (e.g. for Eb instruments or for bass clef). The problem is if I statically pick one direction (up or down), some leadsheets will have the notes too high or low. I think I can resolve it with having all songs entered in absolute pitches and scanning for the lowest/highest note.

0: https://github.com/andrewzah/openbook-dev

1: https://github.com/veltzer/openbook
I am very excited about the prospect of cultivated meat. It just makes so much more ethical, environmental and eventually economic sense. This innovation seems inevitable, but someone still has to figure out all the details. Sounds like you have some great insights.

I am rooting for you!
Similarly it rewards debtors and punishes savers.

For example, I know people that were scared to take out massive mortgages in past years and instead saved. That turned out to be the wrong move. In our money printing world, it has been much better for folks to buy as much house as they can. The house appreciates and the debt is wiped away by inflation.

This kind of environment isn't sustainable.
It said to click for more information so I clicked.

Then is said related searches: What does Sweden export (2019)?

I tried Sweden and got the answer.

Seems like a bad UI.
So a key step in there is finding someone that's willing to take your local currency in exchange for a not-local asset that you can access later.

Would it be very different if that asset was Euros? Or ownership of gold that's stored in Chile?

If you need any documents you can store them in a secret passworded account.
Yury Malkov and Etienne Dilocker about HNSW in the Weaviate vector search engine
We're arguing the same point, I think. The GP was arguing against a straw man that only one kind of spam should be downranked.
Curious what happened with your integration and subsequent migration?
Yes, the EU required internet providers to ban RT and other Russian state media. Elon Musk notably tweeted that Starlink was going to attempt to fight the censorship.
> That means that in some cases you have to argue that you killed someone intentionally to avoid being convicted

No, you don't.

It's just if you are charged with an offense that requires intent, the question of self-defense (or any other excuse) is moot if the prosecutor can't prove intent beyond a reasonable doubt in the first place.

If you are charged with an offense that doesn't require intent, like involuntary manslaughter, you don't have to argue intent to kill to use self-defense as an excuse.

And even of you are charged with an intent crime, you don't need to grant intent to argue self-defense.
Would a regular non-virtual non-template method be considered single dispatch? I am pretty sure this is correct but I've never actually thought about this until I read your comment!
From your link: "equivalised disposable income"

So it sounds like this isn't gross income.

Here is the explaination.

"It is measured by the median equivalised disposable income, after adjustment for differences in price levels between countries. This means that despite the high price levels in Switzerland, the population's financial situation, after deduction of obligatory expenditure, was in 2020 more comfortable than that of its neighbouring countries and countries in the European Union."

So the disposable median in Switzerland is about the same as the gross median in the US. It looks like the equivalised disposable income for the US is not calculated, so we can't compare that. Having a median disposable income that is about the same as the gross median of another country still seems to support my implication that the Swiss are more wealthy and can better afford the cost of gas as compared to the US.

It seems it's hard to get "good" sources for Swiss median income. They do list the median monthly wage as being around 6500. This doesn't include other income sources, and is still about double the US median income.

https://www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/en/home/statistics/work-income/...
>but you can still carry/spread it right?

Once you have recovered? I don't think so, at least not if you have a healthy immune system.
20c Apple M1 Ultra Nearly Matches 64c Threadripper 3990X in Geekbench 5
Forget leveling the playing field. Removing western disinformation is still important too. Forget specific positives or disinformation about Russia specifically attacking Ukraine. There’s plenty of other misinformation from western powers relating to Russia. I haven’t seen much chatter at all about the western specifically America’s role in what Russia is today. How often is the IMF and related neoliberal capitalist/imperialist intervention in Russia, starting the second the USSR dissolved, brought up?

This is important stuff to know. I did a few sample searches. The results aren’t wrong. They are incredibly dry. Many being direct studies and long PDFs. People aren’t going to go through that stuff when seeing how Russia is getting rekt or Ukraine is suffering or gas prices are up are consumable via many pics, quick takes, social media takes, and more.

I think it’s important also because of your wording. Russia being the kleptocracy. You didn’t say the west isn’t. It is heavily implied IMO though.

Another unfortunate issue is this all will cloud the west in even more misinformation. The best non dense news knowledge from TV I gained regarding Yemen was from RT. The west is awful at covering the tragedy there. Not to mention complicit too. RT was slanted ofc. Not saying that’s what should be aimed for.

Similarly if Russian economy collapsing by 75% and screwing with the lives of 100M avg Russians as it splits into 3 or 4 is something to aim for. The non mention of NATO being a pointless organization today but especially in a collapsed Russia world would be good to know. That info won’t be given out much I presume. Also to note. No one really suffers remotely like 100M+ Russians if NATO disbanded. Though I’m sure the massive amt of misinformation when the west doesn’t want to keep helping out the millions of Russian refugees in your dreamt future will be absolutely insane. Just like relatively minor amounts of refugees now keep getting called things like the migrant crisis.

Russia should not be hurting and killing Ukrainians. America and others should not be helping Yemen or Palestine or other places have innocents suffering or killed. Most of all, we shouldn’t get ourselves into a state where we keep patting ourselves on the back and pointing to boogeymen to escape culpability. Which is pretty much guaranteed in a future of a collapsed Russia with millions of refugees that NATO will have little interest in helping but will engage in a massive amt of misinformation to escape the very obvious moral failings. At least this is all almost certain to happen based on the present (excluding the help Ukrainian refugees are getting which may be proving the pt more by being such a markedly unique exception) and past.
Search results have to be "biased" towards being related to your query to be useful, I would argue that state sponsored Russian propaganda is probably not particularly related to most queries.