skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> like a petulant child

Or alternatively, like a free-spirited and non-conformist person?

I bet you too sometimes have felt the urge to "stick it to the man".
That's a good question. But I would expect Torch's direction of development to be guided by Meta AI first and SOTA work by other companies second.
Why isn't it "the right thing to take away"? The fact that a computer is called "Rechner" in German and "ordinateur" in French and "počítač" in Czech shows that it's arbitrary and all three options work equally well -- neither a Frenchman or a German or a Czech will have a misconception of what is being talked about when seeing their respective native words instead of "computer". The fact that "I" in French is "Je" and in German it's "Ich" and in Czech it's "já" shows that that is arbitrary as well and all three options work equally well, too. Or are you saying that one of these language is better or worse than the others?

"So many people scared of losing their signifieds"

Are you saying that someone is about to steal my computer?
I think I'll be getting a Macbook for work soon so did investigate TWMs for mac and Amethyst[0] comes up a fair amount. It will for sure be the first thing I try.

[0]: https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst
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Well that's not true... at least not for me. I'm not even at the point of earning excessive amounts of money (research scientist at a german university E13, so about 60kEur). And already now I don't care enough about money to have it influence where I'm thinking about applying...
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I think as you start to hear about stories from people in (just as an example) Ukraine escaping and being able to take their wealth with them, you're seeing the principal "killer app". It's the same "killer app" as burying gold in a secret location. It only comes up in emergencies.
Interesting - companies can still charge what they want, this just forces a big subsidy by insurance companies / medicare.

Traditionally if price to consumers / demand is unchanged by price increases, companies should be incentivized by this to increase prices no? The rate you pay stays $35, and demand does not drop, but profits rise up.
Couldn't agree more if I wanted to. I've long used the 30" Cinema displays as they were trivial to find used for pennies. I spent a week mulling over the Studio display as it's nearly what I'd been hoping for. Found a Thunderbolt display (+ 2018 Mac mini) for a couple hundred dollars locally. My only annoyance is that I can't use the MagSafe connector built into the display cable…
As in OPA determines if a user has access to a resource? Do you have some resources on how to do this?
But my point is that those are not linked. The Soviet Union didn't collapse because they ended the Cold War.
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"can we please work to discontinue using 'master' and 'slave' to describe things in computer science and electronics"

This is not an argument, thus it does not require a counter argument. This is a silly request, with no justification. Nothing more.
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The LG 5K has all the benefits of Retina 5K and most likely is the exact same panel. The biggest downside is the slower USB-C ports (5GB vs 10GB).

The camera isn't technically as good as Apple's, but it also doesn't rely on Apple software. It can raise/lower and tilt without paying $400 extra. It has a black plastic frame which doesn't look as nice, but the glass won't chip if you bump your laptop into the side.

If I didn't already have an LG 5K, I'd buy the Apple Studio monitor. I used my previous Thunderbolt Display for over a decade. That should be sufficient time for someone at Apple to fix the camera bug.
Not sure if this is specific to Porsches, I think several factors are at play here: (1) old cars (even Porsches) were not so precision-engineered as they are today. Today you can operate the gear shift using only two fingers, not so in the seventies; (2) of course, a car being ~50 years old doesn't help either...
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Imagine my surprise when this year my 1996 Toyota was suddenly an "antique" by state law. Yearly inspection for antique cars is a safety check as you described - does it have working windshield wipers, lights and seat belts, but no longer any emissions check.
Thank you! Currently the software is very much alpha, so some bugs are expected. I also use shell aliases a lot, though redo is currently not creating aliases but shell functions. In the future I want to add support for creating actual aliases as well instead of shell functions. A simple solution would be to not create a function but an actual alias and chain the commands with &&, this would work but then you lose the power to edit the function and for example have arguments to some commands and not to others.
nb might be worth a look (has tags) https://xwmx.github.io/nb/
> the solution here is not to get companies to charge less, but instead just to put them on government welfare

This is the basic summary of the entire topic of "healthcare reform". Political calls for creation or enforcement of sensible market mechanisms are nowhere in sight. Many straightforward market reforms wouldn't even run afoul of any major political ideals - for example the idea that many individuals will seek out routine or elective services on a cash basis, as prevalent throughout every other industry.

Instead, the red party is focused on continuing the status quo (a giveaway for "insurance" companies) while the blue party is focused on having the government pay for the financial cancer (a giveaway centered on providers). These are both just doubling down on the same healthcare-denying cartelization at the root of the problem!
My 1985 Jeep CJ-7 is similar... I can be rolling down the road in 3rd gear and the gear knob will occasionally start oscillating in a 4-inch circle all on its own.
A really good author could probably make this up. Some types of writing require that ability. Imagine you're writing about a fantasy world where everyone drives giant Bloops instead of cars. You might have a few chapters written from the perspective of a master Bloop mechanic. She's been fixing Bloops for as long as she can remember; she considers it her life's calling and she loves every moment of her work. The author needs to communicate that to the reader in a believable way.

But if you're not writing speculative fiction, what would be the point? It's probably harder than writing about something you know!
I am not sure what will happen in the field of AI/ML, but what I am sure about is that the chinese government will use it to oppress their citizens more.

More censorship, more surveillance.
Maybe because he wanted a 27" display and not a 24" one? You wanna stick to integer DPI scaling for the most part, and at 2x scale, a 4k 27" display has way too big GUI elements.

There aren't many good options in the HiDPI 27" market, just half-measures like the 4k 27" screens you mention which require fractional scaling.
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https://www.osohq.com/ is a very interesting company in this space. They have an open source authorization library, and a great blog.
I love the Purely Functional Data Structures book (so many cool data structures and ideas!) but does really "solve" it? For e.g. I double checked and the PFDS for an array (the author's example) would be a skew-binary random access list with O(log N) cost for random access, whereas an "imperative random access array" is O(1). Of course, the skew-binary random access list has persistence (you get to keep references to old versions of the data if you wish), while the "imperative random access array" does not, but the author's use-case sounds like he doesn't need persistence. So there is still some gap between this particular approach and the "non-functional" one.
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Being able to bullshit entertainingly at this level of detail is an even greater talent. See Douglas Adams, for example.
There's a rule on this website against shallow dismissals. Somehow, this rule gets forgotten whenever something by Wolfram gets posted.
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I did, once I realised that the only reason Airbnb reviews exist is to make amazon reviews look authentic.

I have mentioned elsewhere in the thread that this actually worked out as my best ever stay. OK, I got lucky that time.
Do the ethernaut smart contract challenges
It’s the same pattern as Obamacare. Reinforce the existing private insurer system by injecting more government funding while preserving policy that ensures scarcity. This bill functionally sharpens the consequences of being too poor to afford insurance and too employed to qualify for Medicaid.
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I used todo.txt for a while, but in the end I stopped using the CLI tool and just worked with the files directly. For my use cases, the todo.txt file format has a few shortcomings and inconveniences, and there also is no dedicated specification.

That being said, I drew a great deal of inspiration from todo.txt, and I think it’s a well-made and powerful tool.
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Where do you find VESA mounts that look the same as what you get with e.g. an LG 27UP850? All the ones I find online are ugly and badly-reviewed VESA mounts made of glossy plastic or arms which are not what I'm looking for (I want a classic mount).
The author has a point though, it's highly mysterious how this slipped past QA
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I hear this all the time but across the room from my 60hz XDR is one of the fastest IPS panels ever, a 360hz e-Sports oriented monitor and a 144hz 4k monitor...

It takes no appreciable time to adjust when switching between any of the three. Maybe for a split second I notice the mouse cursor and then... nothing.

If I were gaming on the XDR it'd be one thing, but it's a productivity monitor. I don't need 144hz (or more) to watch text scroll, and the improved pixel density is 100x more satisfying for productivity usage.

In fact if anything I'd say going from 6k to 4k is what's more jarring than going from high refresh to low...
This makes me miss my 1971 VW Van. Learning to navigate the front-to-back, 3-meter-long transmission linkage made it to where I can drive literally any standard transmission vehicle on the planet. Well done!
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A pathological obsession with objectively terrible machines seems to be a very common character trait.
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But that behaviour (monogamous, courting and marriage) can absolutely be seen as an evolutionary adaption. Male birds do not really need to help a female build a nest or look after eggs. But if they don't the female will deny access to sex, or the offspring will never hatch. And the female could just mate with any random bird, and not bother building a nest. But the egg won't survive.

The same is true of humans. If a males want their kids to survive to reproductive age then looking after their mum and the kids during infancy is the best strategy. And the best strategy for the mum is to use what power she has to encourage that. That may not be entirely a reflection of biology now, but it certainly was in the past. And it is no accident that humans find certain traits attractive in a mate.

But the difference in cost absolutely does still exist. Single parent households where the mum is left holding the baby are not exactly unusual. And the health burden of carrying a child and birthing is 100% on the women.
Why is the camera so bad in Apple Studio Display, as the article claims? iPhone and iPad cameras are quite good.

Edit: Found in the comments a claim it’s a software bug.
I am not a software developer