skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's already in Vim, where it matters, so there is no need for such a thing. First, because it may not be up to date (current version is 8.2, with 9.0 around the corner), second, because the links to the reference manual are dead.
I cannot get over the quality of this site, the subtle sounds, the design, the interactions, just everything. Josh is a damn genious, from one FE dev to another, bravo!
The title doesn't do justice to the chillingness of this result. AI drug discovery tools are remarably powerful chemical weapon discovery tools, and are widely and easily accessible.
Does your phone include a "the" for you, too?
1. I absolutely agree, and will be making one to get this bug fixed.
2. All of which have different bugs :^)
3. My product's usage data disagrees. We've got plenty of users on old iOS versions - a really big chunk on iOS 14, for example.

I want Apple to stop restricting third-party browsers on iOS. MacOS Safari has the same WebGL bugs, but our game's Desktop client uses a WebView under our control & versioning that isn't Safari, and so doesn't have the bug.

If iOS had the same capabilities, I wouldn't care at all if Safari introduced bugs, since it wouldn't break our product.

This isn't the first, or second, or third time that Apple has shipped broken stuff in Safari on iOS which broke our product. I've been dealing with this for years, and it's not getting any better. I'm absolutely frustrated about this, but when I spend time honing in patches for Safari regressions & Safari just ships more regressions, it's hard not to be frustrated.
"Biweekly" is a good one (half as often as weekly, but also twice as often as weekly).
That's an interesting take, but I'm not sure what your point is on "the 737MAX treatment". The planes actually were catastrophically unsafe compared to their alternatives, in part due to what seems like corruption and possibly criminal negligence, and Boeing and airlines were basically gaslighting the public about them.
100% agree with this. I have these pages bookmarked and consistently use them as a reference:

https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/
I made a whole video about this. Why gemini over gopher and why gemini over http -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q3GCzG2gvE
This is what people need to understand about incels. It's grown and evolved into a political movement, with its own mythology, lingo and aesthetics, a community that actively seeks to radicalize and indoctrinate. People don't "come down with" inceldom, they identify with the propaganda and choose to identify with the movement, just as with neo-Nazism or any other extremist ideology. Then some of them inevitably take those ideals to their inevitable conclusion.
I still want to read up more on the subject, but I was under the impression, that the EFI-support in U-Boot was/is supposed to remove most pain-points from the above list of valid points.

The boot-sequence (I thought) that is becoming the new "standard" is: B1 ... U-Boot -> grub-arm-efi -> whatever_OS.
Conspiracy theory - digital ocean bought css tricks in order to shut it down in the hopes of decreasing css knowledge so that people don’t realize that their CSS is bad so that they don’t have to pay for a redesign.
Love React Flow! We use it for our product, no complaints :)
Stop caring about what the kids think! "The kids" have always been (even my generation), and will always be, STUPID
We could do both. We spend less than 200 million a year on the arts in the federal budget. Increasing that instead of cutting it every year might even bring back some of those "useless art courses" in K-12 that got axed. I shouldn't give more tax money to Raytheon than the cultural institutions of my country. Either cut the former for once or increase the latter
Not only that, but "the Ucrain".

Not just a smell; more of a stench.
> “Ammar fabricated the information he provided when undergoing EITs,” it said. “He later admitted to his interrogators/debriefers that he was terrified and lied to get agency officers to stop the measures … Ammar also explained that he was afraid to tell a lie and was afraid to tell the truth because he did not know how either would be received.”

Which is pretty much all you need to know about torture.
Eh. I agree with what you are saying, but also think the general trends they are pointing out do seem to sort of be preferred by Gen Z.. more "maximalist." Look at Depop, for example.

--fellow gen Z-er
Like, say, a deploy. For example's sake.
>If Ukraine surrendered tomorrow and got annexed to be part of Russia

What if Ukraine made a peace deal tomorrow and Russia withdrew from the country with the exception of Crimea and Donbas? This is an option.

Everyone dying in this conflict is fighting over the NATO alignment of Ukraine, not who governs their homes.
>Maybe I’m overly sensitive

Yes, I would suggest in this specific instance you are.

>but I’m really tired of ADHD ableist jokes like this one

Not once did I mention ADHD which is a medically recognized condition. However, the use of Ritalin in today's society is not limited to those that are prescribed Ritalin as a treatment for ADHD. There are many many people that use it recreationaly. Being around people using it as an upper gives me the impression that I'm stuck in molasses with their hyper-everything. It's exhausting.
Note: the blog post was published today at 13:00 UTC, and at that time, noted that the account seemed to have been suspended. However, as of 15:30 UTC, someone else has taken over the "@MarinaOvsyy" handle and is even impersonating the previous impersonator's tweets.

The blog post's screencap of @MarinaOvsyy: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FN5qPFRXwBMG7sw?format=jpg&name=...

A current screencap of @MarinaOvsyy; besides the obviously different account (different join date, follower count, etc). note the difference in the 2nd most recent tweet, which is an attempt to copy the 2nd latest tweet in the previous faker:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FN5p1kwWYAM4Y2D?format=jpg&name=...
We optimize for cost alongside other factors. Let me rephrase:

Are jails a cost-effective way of separating people from society, even if we only look at solutions that are at least as humane as prison?

I'm sort of jumping around the main issue, which is that I don't think prisons only exist to separate people from society and I don't think most people think about them that way, not really. I think Camus up-thread is just wrong, prisons are about more than isolation. People think about prisons in terms of punishment/justice, and deterrence, and about organization/holding during trials, and yes, people also think about prisons as a rehabilitation effort.

If you look at prisons only through the lens of "this is where we put people we don't want to be around", then the system kind of stops making sense. It's not optimized for that.

I mean, if nothing else, you really have to grapple with the fact that most people don't get life sentences. If the person being discussed in this thread gets arrested and given 4 months in jail and then comes out back into the same community, then the public housing solution only really needs to keep him off the street for 5 months in order for it to be a cheaper and more effective solution -- unless prison is serving some other set of goals beyond just separating people from society temporarily, unless it's also trying to keep people outside of prison from committing crime, through both deterrence and rehabilitation.

But if you're just worried about removing people from society, prison is an awful way of doing that for low-level offenses; it's both incredibly stressful and cruel for the person being imprisoned, and incredibly expensive, and doesn't actually keep them separated from society for more than a few months to a year.
That would be my guess as well. Only a single p4 generation iirc
Reminds me of the Girls quote, "I think that I may be the voice of my generation. Or at least a voice. Of a generation."
Afghanistan unlike Iraq was pretty clear though. Bin laden was hiding there and the Taliban were refusing to give him up also Afghanistan was in a state of permanent civil war and the Taliban government was not recognized internationally . So US wasn’t exactly invading a sovereign country (unlike what happened with Kuwait, Iraq II and the Ukraine).
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We live in a society. The question that the government asks when deciding whether to do an intervention isn't "will this benefit spacemanmatt?" it's "will this benefit our community?" I'm sure the government does things that you like and others don't care for.
Because a switch costs an order of magnitude more than an LED.
Ok, twitter is blocked for normal Russians. Why would she post there? Using her real name which the authorities in Russia could easily trace back to her and level increased punishment than what she is already in for?
Goldman Sachs is ordering employees back to the office 5 days (or more) a week
I see this line repeated a lot, but in practice is there any hard data that PCIe 3.0 is bottlenecking reasonably priced hardware?

Doesn't seem like it (RTX 3090 is probably at the edge of what I'd consider "reasonably priced" anyway): https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/ikrteg/nvidia_rep...
People appreciate lots of pointless things, and people like to profit from it. Such is life.
No not really. Dirty bombs and people motivated to detonate one don't spontaneously appear in New York or anywhere. It always has a prelude, some kind of injustice(perceived or real) by you towards a community(drone strike school children bus kind of stuff) that you fail to exterminate and they come back to you.

Fixing terrorism by more surveillance, torture, less rights might delay the detonation of a dirty bomb but since the core issue remains nothing is solved.

Besides, there are very effective techniques against information extraction through torture, like dividing organisations into cells.

IMHO, if it comes to torture 1 person to save 1M+ people there's likely to be another person who you will fail to catch and that person will take down the 1M+. I don't believe that the scenario of torturing 1 person and saving 1M+ exists beyond games and movies.

After years of torture, dronning and gunning people, the US left Afghanistan and people were falling from the skies when trying to run away. Did you miss that? Why do you think that torture can be an effective tool?
Funding stadiums is about none of those three things.

Running a government is also about winning reelection, which means raising money, which means not pissing off the richest people in your area who also have a giant built-in loudspeaker in the form of the current stadium, team, etc.

At this point, publicly-funded stadiums largely amount to bribery. We'll let you keep your cushy elected position if you give us a few hundred million in public money and help us keep up the facade that this was for the public good.
Isn’t fake news detection a solved problem with NLP? Language and grammar detection was already making good progress almost a decade ago. If it works in the field of terrorism and social engineering, that it is not yet wielded for fake news seems to be reluctance on the part of social media entities. Having said that.. I am not a technical person..this is just a layman point of view.
Is it not already a moral slip to allow those 1 million people to die in a fireball to save the 1 person from torture?
Glad to see this becoming more of a thing.

I started talking about this kind of blocklist / bouncer list being made available to individuals in 2018 (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17849513

more about users having access to controllable filters in 2019 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18816191

things in 2020 made it more obvious the need for such things was coming ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22521270

Will be glad to see these evolve and become more fine tuned as more people get involved.
I suggest just watching the podcast I shared. This was a disappointing insight to me as well, but I've heard this from so many now and seen it personally that I must just accept it as truth. You can find many other resources on the topic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9S60kJA6tic
The serious answer is that pop culture used to be much more uniform than it is, and so of course we would subsidize it. We're living through a historical anomaly.
>>This is an option.

Is it? In what kind of world? I don't believe for one second that this is what would happen. Russia won't pull out until they at the very least receive a written promises from Ukraine that it won't join NATO or EU, and I don't see why Ukraine should promise either thing, or that even promising that would stop Russia from taking the entire country anyway.
They're trying make switching to Intel less appealing when upgrade time comes. Until 12th gen, they didn't seem to view that as much of a threat. Now it apparently is. Competition is good!
It isn't hard, just more expensive. Things that meet MIL-SPEC work very well (your taxes already paid someone to verify it) and can be easily purchased while sitting on a toilet.
I'm debating whether to buy this. I have an 1800X on a B450 board with DDR4 3000 RAM. I use the PC for gaming and compiling, basically, so I should see huge benefits from the extra cache. I could double my CPU performance and breathe new life into this computer for not much money.

However, that computer is getting long in the tooth. The RAM is slow compared to modern stuff. The motherboard is cheap, has poor UEFI, and I zapped the ethernet port with static - destroying it. Do I really want to invest more into it when I could wait 6 months and build an all new PC with DDR5 and Zen 4? It would be a lot more expensive but I have a lot more money now than when I built this computer.
https://archive.ph/zFul8
People write books about things, I don't think they're preying on anybody. It looks like all the material is free on the site anyways but you can pay for an ebook if you want.
Yeah, let's not paint the entire web with one brush. Very astute point.
I had an elective class that was open notes/book so I collected all the notes and resources the professor provided, put them into a single PDF, and then just text-searched them in the class. Worked well but the class was a joke and it didn't matter if I left knowing any of the material. Just had to check the box.
I think jamil was implying Boomers are too stupid to know how to install an ad-blocker. As a Gen-X, I’m inclined to agree.
They're not going to do that though. Sports leagues are a cartel, supply is extremely limited. Every city wants a pro team. It's too easy to get cities to compete against each other without federal guidelines.
I remember most of me and my friends breathing a collective sigh of relief at how clean Facebook was when it came out, compared to the chaos that was MySpace
Taking a donor's money is at most an implicit endorsement. If an active serial killer gave me a million dollars to make the world a better place, it would be wrong for me to refuse to move money from a bad actor to those in need.
>> "at least you don't mention it"

It sounds like you recognize that they haven't commented on that one way or the other, but you for some reason committed to trying to call them out on it as though they had. You even said "you taking" as though they personally took it.

Your comment is weird in the bad way.
In Marketing/Outreach, we're encouraged to write at a 9-10 year old reading level.
> which are usually assumed to be disproportionately malicious.

Why is this assumed?
It's not just about borders and pride. Look at what happened in Donetsk -- on the Russian side, everything was stolen by Putin's gangster state. Anyone who owned a business or anything of value had it taken.
I have no idea how NLP would spot fake news or fake personalities.
The parent says that no matter what you do, if you don't add salt you can't have a good pasta dish, not that it tastes better with salt.

I'm saying that yes, you can have a good pasta dish without salt, not that it doesn't taste better with salt.
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This is great! Have you thought about moving your offering one step closer to the consumer and providing an app that consolidates all debt and recommends what to pay off first? Possibly even shuffling debt around between high interest and low interest accounts?
The account is/was impersonating a real person[0]. It happens on Twitter with some regularity, people will make fake accounts for people in the news, and with a similar regularity occasionally get picked up as real by media figures who should know better.

[0] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/mar/15/russia-tv-prot...
Hackernews is (fairly) well designed for it's purpose, so I don't understand this comment. The example in the article is a party app.
> Not once did I mention ADHD which is a medically recognized condition.

"Needs to up their dosage" would imply someone who medically requires Ritalin to treat something, which could only be ADHD. Take that part out and the joke is otherwise fine/about what you're saying.
Sure. You can add a *_binary target (say, a shell script or a python script) that takes as input some build output and scps it somewhere.
You wouldn't

Wrong tool for the job

You'd have bazel build a deployer tool which would run ssh/whatever to do the deploys
Older Gen Z graduated into the pandemic, like millenials with '08
I bought a 1700 in 2017 when they launched, upgraded to a 3800X 2 years ago and now I might even get to run a 5800X on my B350 board that I paid CA$130 for.

This is what good competition looks like. As a customer I love it!
Absolute certainty that the victim has the information you want is a pretty high bar to clear. Philosophical thought experiments notwithstanding, some things are best regarded as deontologically forbidden in practice, no matter how consequentialist one leans otherwise.
As I see it, the most realistic "good" resolution is Russia choosing to cut their losses and pull out of Ukraine. But I fear that is less likely than a long drawn out war, as you say. I think NATO likely has an intention to bleed Russia to death in Ukraine, which might take months or years. This would doubtlessly cause incredible suffering in Ukraine for some time to come.

I believe Ukrainians see that possibility too, but have still decided to fight. Who am I to tell them to surrender instead? Ukrainians decide the value of Ukraine's independence.
Remember athon 1800+ naming scheme?

I’m not sure what is better. Amds weird numbers of apples ultra max pro m1
Bit of both. The terrorism stuff doesn't work nearly as well as they'd like you to think, and knocking out obvious fakes would depress Twitter's engagement statistics.
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As a person living outside of US I appreciate those 12 cents from you much more than 0.004. US provides at least some level of global security and I don't want this role to be taken by any other country. As for art, I always can look for other options.
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> Looks to be a strictly gaming-focused CPU play. Not a bad move given the way the enthusiast market works, but it doesn’t do much for a lot of non-gaming workloads.

How so? 8 cores still covers plenty of light-workstation workloads, where the extra cache should lead to an overall performance improvement (despite the minor drop in top clock speeds). With current software architectures, it's still hard to make full use of 12 to 16 cores.
A nice trivia fact I learned is that East Germany made the world's best selling digger. There's a fun documentary (in German) that covers this. The machine from the DDR is discussed starting at 27:53

Link = https://youtu.be/4TqJu0RS32w?t=1674
Because the entire live theatre ecosystem can only exist with subsidies.

Wages for everyone involved are low, everyone in the industry is working side gigs, and without government help, the entire thing will collapse.

(I'm also unsure anyone actually enjoys Cats.)

There's a few profitable companies here and there, but they wouldn't exist without a large feeder ecosystem.

Source: my spouse worked in theatre for a decade.
Every local NFL game except monday night is now available for free over the air with an antenna or on Amazon for thursday games. That's probably because they're so popular and the big networks want to maximize ad money though.
Fortnite is pretty visually clean if you ask me
Do we have any evidence that torture actually works? That the person being tortured will tell accurate information?

Basically do we have any examples of this sort of situation, where there was an imminent threat to life and people were saved due to torture?
An increasing problem I see with designers is that they no longer use tools that are truly capable of pushing pixels. Sure, Figma et. al. can crank out nice looking flat designs, but that's about it.

We are essentially experiencing 'vendor lock in' in the digital design space, where the tools being used are no longer easily capable of exploring different styles of design beyond the current trend.
Popular Patreon creators are being hit with Vimeo price hikes
This hit a little to close to home for me. Haha basic sections is perfect. It is supremely hard to get monorepos right at scale without the right culture, tooling, and gating. But on the microservice side there is a list of clear cons as well. I prefer it but have run into the side of deployments which is difficult getting things in sync at times if you don't have truly isolated services and the testing in the middle to expose failures before anything goes out. Databases are an especially difficult variable when you need to roll out migrations.
My family home was sold off for a 2,300 tax bill this past December in Poughkeepsie,NY. My elderly aunt had not received any letters in her name and was completely unaware. Through a system of tax lien sales the city removed all culpability for collections and private property rights. The house is valued at 220,000 and is completely paid off. Private investors in regions that still have tax lien sales buy up all tax liens and than hope for mistakes or financial difficulties so they can claim properties. This mostly impacts disadvantaged commmunities and makes up a beginning of the distressed property industry.

It is a market filled with bottom feeders and shadow corporations, I had to break through the contact details of 13 different corporations in order to discover the lien buyer, they never once contacted the official deed holders and attempted resale/bargain etc .. they just disappear the property through paperwork.

It is possible that we will recover the property due to due process errors, but that requires access and knowledge of the law that many who find themselves in this situation do not have. The traditional foreclosure process offers far more protection for homes with equity but can be a burden for those who are behind on tax/municipal payments and do not have the fine/fee funds so there is no perfect answer, but no answer should include government seizure of property without fair recompense. That is by definition unamerican.

The law that allowED this in Poughkeepsie was on the books from the late 1800's but was upheld as constitutional in the past.

There are a lot of very dark, very sad stories around this mechanism of govt.
>Seems like this took place after the transfer of power.

The "Revolution of Dignity" was February 18-23rd 2014.

This BBC article[1] featuring the leaked transcript is from February 7th 2014, which is 2 weeks earlier.

So no, that is 100% incorrect. Does that change your view?

[1]https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-26079957
Socket 4 or 5, probably (first two Pentium sockets). Socket 5 had a new socket replace it faster than 4 did, but new chips were made for 5 for longer.
I guess it is, if you want it to be :-)
Please tell me we're not at the point where "We were told 2020 was an aberration" is okay.