skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This article extends the OPs critique with a particular focus on Elmo

https://www.google.com/amp/s/kotaku.com/how-elmo-ruined-sesa...
_If it makes you unhappy, stop doing it._ unfortunately we can’t do this with work, so sometimes it’s not that simple. That’s interesting.

You say you achieved some ‘success’, yet this success hollow—no one cared about you. It’s the exception that a successful person captures the hearts of others. This is interesting.

But what I find most interesting is this—blogging costs you very little (hosting, personal time investment), and you can reach a _world_ audience. This is amazing.

And, your works can be linked to by others, as you can like to others work. Sharing ideas and supporting other works without a requirement to only link to sources which have been gatekeeped. Yes, the quality could be lower or you could also reach unique ideas otherwise overlooked. Wow!

And finally, you can educate and develop personally from the works of others like yourself.

A virtuous circle. That’s very interesting.

I’m sorry it’s not working for you, but you’re welcome to return when you’re ready to share your knowledge again.
There is a market for a streaming service that shows all the old children shows. Early Nye. Mr. Rogers. Sesame Street (up to around 1995). Fraggles (for some fun). The Adventures of the Mézga Family. Old Pan Tau. That kind of thing.

Target demographic: Parents who intend to give their kids quality long-form edutainment (while simultaneously keeping them away from smartphones and broadcast TV).
The reason it’s a logical fallacy to assume size makes a real difference is the work scales with population, but the capacity to solve problems also scales with population. That’s a a formal fallacy in that the argument doesn’t follow from the premise.

In general economies of scale make things easier as you start dealing with ever larger groups.
MacOS 12.3 just changed that and the difference is incredible. All the Apple music screens load much faster, especially the search one that previously was not just slow but also broken
What if they build something bad for the society?
I find it utterly fascinating how long were humans capable of passing the information just by word of mouth. If I understood it correctly, in this case people were wary for 2000 years, so for around 100 generations.
Retinoids: your doctor

Everything else: The Ordinary
I find it hard to believe that artists don’t study and rip off other artists much like AI studies art.
We received two PBS stations at the farmhouse where we lived in the early '70s, so obviously I watched Sesame Street twice a day. If you haven't seen Stevie Wonder's performance of Superstition on the show in 1973, I highly recommend it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ul7X5js1vE
Structured Configuration in Go
DeepFake detection using ensemble and siamese learning
it is one of the unfortunate things about C, a language I love and defend dearly, is that on one hand it makes few assumptions about the system and is "bare metal" enough to shoot yourself, but at the same time it makes no assumptions about what is now agiven on modern systems
MangoPi MQ Pro – A $20 RISC-V alternative to Raspberry Pi Zero W
Such truly efficient implementation sounds really nice, with offsets and mmaps.

Is there any open source text editor doing this?
No, no. I mean yes, but the differentiator comes next. We could call this the "Vampire Internet Theory". The Atlantic article is intended to make you chuckle nervously and think "maybe someday that'll be something to worry about but for now it's pretty easy to spot bots" but the article was commissioned by or outright written by AI. WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS!
Looks super cool but watching this I recalled how car detailer Jessica Tran joked[1] that

> the job requirements to be a Tesla assembly person were that you're blind with no hands

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgjVvetGPak
Baseless speculation, but: Could it be that the show's writers and directors have the same diminished attention spans as their audience? :)

We're all in the smartphone age today, not just the children. And we probably all feel the psychological effects of its use. (Those who use smartphones at least). So it might be that a scriptwriter from a few decades ago would feel fine with a slower pace, while a modern scriptwriter would feel the pacing was too slow when reading the same script.
no, more simply, i think you cannot read and understand the text - but you have a fervid imagination.
Best not to check
I have a 2RZ-FE (2.4 I4) Tacoma (the vintage where half were recalled due to rusty frames) with 390k and 3UZ-FE (4.3 V8) LS430 with 300k, both requiring just normal maintenance. If you change the oil, many Toyotas will just keep going. A large portion of car owners simply neglect their vehicles, though. I've always read that keeping a car on the road is a net win for the environment versus creating a new one, as long as it isn't some unreliable gas guzzler. That isn't to say that Toyota doesn't have bad cars, like the 2nd gen Scion XBs that had bad rings and would eat oil, or even LS460s with their control arm bushings being a $15k repair. Their modern quality probably isn't as high as it was in the 90's or early 2000's, as their focus has been on bigger vehicles for us fat Americans instead of better quality.
Thanks, it was a bit hard to find one on the phone.
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They did.

What happened is that GitHub is titanically popular. So they went for Git integration as a compromise.
Peaceful Arab states helping improve lives of other nations.

Saudis are exterminating Yemen since 2015, sabotage Qatar, fund isis and Al-Qaeda.

Fund Bashar al-Assad atrocities against his own people.

I am not sure if you are ignorant or blindly nationalistic to claim they are somehow working for good of the world, its pointeless to continue this
Ridiculous. Of course it's false. Edit: downvotes for pointing out obvious misinformation..
It says that the congress is in the second half of 2022. That's still months into the future. With Omicron it could be some "interesting times" in those months. Until when does the situation need to appear under control? When could they announce a change of course?
This is China, but not sure about the city. People kneel on the street to get COVID test QR scan: https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1510829144590123010
> First, haven't we learned already that any government regulation always ends up favoring the status quo?

That premise is wrong. Government regulation has lately been mostly done on account of corporations which want to protect their monopolies and strengthen their position, but that doesn't make it inherently so.
MIT graduate students vote to unionize
So if magic money exists... what's stopping us from printing out 100x the amount of money? Why not continue this policy indefinitely?
I’m sorry but you lost me at “I, an intellectual”
Americans want H1Bs to be temporary workers who go back home, not immigrate permanently. That’s why the statute has “temporary” plastered all over it and has since it was written in the 1950s. That’s why the latest Democrat-backed reform bill still has temporary prominently right in the title of the Act:

> To amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to reform and reduce fraud and abuse in certain visa programs for aliens working temporarily in the United States, and for other purposes.

For a long time, desis treated the H1-B system as a permanent immigration visa, and Americans looked the other way. My family came here in 1989 under the old H1 program. That’s no longer true. Americans feel that the country is full and will increasingly be enforcing the letter of the law. Desis should internalize that. Unless they’re eligible for a real immigrant visa (in America, the main one is the family reunification visa) they should either go to Canada or Australia, which need people, or help improve India.
I read that when it came out a few years ago [1], and found myself sadly agreeing with it.

[1] click the article to find the date.
Cichlids and stingrays can add and subtract ‘one’
Truthful description of relevant info is most important. The constructed profile of the person I'm talking to online is uninteresting to me. You might actually be a dog for all I know. If you want me to play along so you're never confronted with being identified as a dog... then I'm not sure I'm really doing you a favor. Maybe the kindest thing is not to play along with your language game.
The ones we specified were high quality HDPE plastic placed on top of a bentonite mat or 1 foot of clay (a low water permiable material). I’m guessing it would last a long long time.
Acording to this study 400 years.
https://deq.mt.gov/files/Land/Hardrock/Documents/TintinaMine...
> These are tests of the latency between a keypress and the display of a character in a terminal

People noticed that the windows built-in terminal app has noticeable latency, and when the WSL1 team implemented their own terminal app, they ended up with much better latency [1]. I wonder if this input lag test was done using the built-in terminal or this WSL1 terminal.

[1] https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/327
Same for me, but only on the first page where it's flying into the city, the rest of the pages are flawless.
That use case does not require sending info back to the vendor either.
Then MSN, then skype.

For 5 years, people were pestering you about giving them "your facebook".

Then came the photo era, with filters, emojis, morphing, animations, etc. With insta, and the likes.

Last years, you would have been a paria for not having a whatsapp account.

Now of course, you got the occasional signal, telegram, teams and zoom, thanks to covid.

But you know what was working in 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2020 and will work and 2025, with everybody, and everywhere ?

SMS and emails.
The issue is less the version control system is my impression.

The hosting infrastructure, GitHub issues and so forth, in the development community is absolutely critical these days.

Social networking tools to pull a programming community together are so important.

Pharo's case they've probably engineered git integration with a major goal of allowing people to contribute via GitHub issues.
My boy that recently turned five has known about death for quite some time already. It’s not complicated, and not traumatic. We walked through a graveyard, and he started asking what the place and all the stones were for, and one question led to another. He clearly thought about, and asked about it for a little while, but hardly any longer.
You probably need at least one WriteJSON that's synchronous and one that's asynchronous, with different colors. If you want a version that uses memoization internally, it needs the "can allocate memory" color, which is independent of the async/sync color.
I have a list of aliases I pass to my minions, one is to alias rsync with this, and the real rsync is aliased as rsyncplz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dPN_5G935Vw
It reads like a marketing blog post. Written as if this was one of those "I dissambled a printer driver to discover a race condition that could cause privilege escalation and I made a CVE that saved millions of PCs around the world" or something, but really it is just someone who took the time to read 10 lines of badly written C.
As a percentage it wasn't high. Dozens I think?

Maybe 100 jumpers out of 3000 deaths?

In the worst situation imaginable.

I call that an endorsement for humanity's innate desire to grasp at life.
Is there a reliable way when someone exits your site?
The "Monads=worlds" comparison sounds appealing for some monads (IO, ST), but is extremely unintuitive for others (List).
Can confirm, up to a point, though I'm an edge case in AU -- in part because everyone I know has been careful, sane, and kept up with vaccinations.

The count of people I know who've had COVID is now up to 16, and they've all been fine, of course.

Naturally, no one I know has been hospitalised, let alone died.
Yes it’s crazy how slow kids are. I was trying to teach my 1 year old daughter some things and thought she just wasn’t getting it. Then I found that if I left a 10 second pause between actions, she would be able to piece together what I was showing her and it would click. Just a personal anecdote, but I definitely underestimated the amount of time needed for young minds to absorb information.
Last year I humorously told my 7yo kid that Santa Claus died of COVID. Already before COVID though, we had the Christmas tradition of watching Futurama's "Xmas Story" episode, pretending that Santa has been replaced by a murderous robot who kills people during Christmas day.

It's all a matter of perspective. In our case, we've replaced mythology with humor and subversion - I prefer the latter to the former, and the kid fully embraced it (making the Futurama episode our tradition is their idea) :)
And do syntax sugar is just nested calls of `bind` which is a function of the Monad trait. Lists are also a Monad, so do notation just works right now with lists, either, state everything in Haskell.

I really don’t get how is Haskell “behind”.
My friend is an Civil Engineer, but in her spare time she paints. She keeps her paintings for herself. Why bother painting if no one gives a damn about her paints?
Your stuck in the 60's.
Could be, or maybe fewer people have children and those that do have them older, leading to a lack of empathy from the writers. Or perhaps kids attention spans really have decreased. A lot of 1 year olds know how to use a smart phone.
The Caves of Mars (2019)
No. For the same reason that using deadly force to defend yourself from an attacker is justified and also “right”.

Of course you would cut off the second part of the sentence where I specifically reference people committing one of the most heinous crimes in order to make your “gotcha”. Perhaps trying to imply that I am not opposed to any and all uses of capital punishment when I am talking about a very specific crime. Frankly a pretty lazy attempt at building a straw man.

Capital punishment should be reserved for the absolute worst among us. Exploiting children for sexual gratification is one of them.

Child rapists get full due process at least.
This is NSFL. For people who are curious but don't want to click, it shows people who committed suicide by hanging, and many, many suicides by jumping off buildings.
I didn’t say you had to keep it all in memory to process the line ending. Of course you don’t. You need only two characters of memory (assuming you’re handling windows line breaks).
I know this guy who's a rabid anti-vaxxer who thinks the COVID vaccines are a bioweapon engineered to kill people as part of a shadowy conspiracy to lower the world population by a billions. He claims that vaccinated people are dropping dead of heart attacks left, right and centre and it's all being covered up. Recently he sent me some "evidence" of this claim which was a compilation of clips (many taken from live TV) of people collapsing or fainting, sometimes clutching their chests, overlayed with spooky music and the Pfizer logo in the corner. Don't you get it? All these people are collapsing because they took the vaccine!

Except within five minutes I was able to find many of those same clips in other videos - eg by searching YouTube for "people fainting" - and most of them predated the pandemic by years. Clearly some troll had just found a bunch of old clips of people collapsing and edited it together into a lazy piece of anti-vaxx propaganda. And it works! People fall for it, even though this particular clip took about thirty seconds to debunk.

My point is - I've seen videos before of people jumping from buildings. They're not hard to find online; the now-defunct r/watchpeopledie was full of them, as was Liveleak (RIP). It would be trivially easy to find a bunch of these clips, edit them together and give them a caption that claims they all happened recently in one place and are part of a disturbing new trend.

So I'm not convinced that this video you shared is what it claims to be.
Many Calories, from Michelin-Star Dinner to Popular Pub Breakfast
This is an interesting take, I would assume at some point it would end up costing you time, because for all its faults, the modern web has some great tools (apps) that can improve your life in a number of ways. I’m also unsure how they’d earn your trust without giving them that essential unblocking js trust in the first place.
Why invoke logic at all if the argument isn't logic? I don't think it's pedantry to point out that the form of your first sentence is a lot more useful than "feels like a logical fallacy" as an argument (or the "sounds like a logical fallacy" that they've since edited their comment to say).

Near universal food delivery isn't part of the existing logistical system, so it's certainly not surprising that it would be difficult to start doing near universal food delivery. I guess I wasn't super focused on the size part of it.
> Maybe the kindest thing is not to play along with your language game.

My comment was in response to someone indicating that certain European languages forced you to know the gender of the person you were speaking to. So, the "language game" is already ongoing. This is why people have constructed careful expansions to the grammar, to make language non-genderized.

What is the alternative? To assume everyone identifies as a male?
The target customers are the wealthy that can afford it. Where so they live?
Didn't really get much out of the blog post. Seems obvious to me that written zig is colorless but compiled zig is not. Except for a few use cases that the zig authors pointed out.

Is that really much different than how python abstracts away types?
Shanghai has a population larger than most countries. There are a lot of extreme stories every day in Shanghai. That has to be considered when talking about "mass" anything, even when putting aside the high likelihood of a misleading video.
Watched this when I was younger and amazed it is still a running show keeping up to current trends. I am not sure it can survive in the current format. I think it requires new adaptions for today's time.

How about a cartoon version to start? I think children could also like watching 30 minutes of a particular character like cookie monster for example. I think this will help expand the franchise as well as try new things.
It’s Still the Slime Mold Story
I miss Mr. Wizard. I went back and rewatched the series recently and the kids then were so much smarter and eloquent. Something changed.
I understand that, I'm just sharing the video.
>Until when does the situation need to appear under control?

Barring major catastrophe, thing will continue to drift in the current direction until the Congress is "concluded in triumph" and the new government sworn in. So probably no sooner than October/November.
How can you bribe your children for not crying? If you do hard shit sometimes you cry. That takes absolutely nothing away from it.
As an ultra runner she should know.
I don’t care if my children cry on hikes. I am certainly sympathetic to their plight but if it’s how the currently feel who am I to judge. If they just whine I just have to accept that too.
Patina and Intimacy
Wrong approach. You really need to feed the trolls. With an important proposal always be sure to add an obvious bikeshed argument, so that that the trolls have something unimportant to argue about forever, so that the real meat can survive.
Several centuries before the Black Plague, the Justinian Plague accelerated the decline of the remnants of the Roman Empire and plunged Europe into the Dark Ages. In the process a lot of Roman technology and skill was lost, and the burgeoning Byzantine empire failed to reach Roman heights as a result of massive losses of human life. In addition the climate got colder as a result of volcanism and caused widespread famine. Maybe the Black Plague did shake up things in what we retrospectively look at as good outcomes, but it happened at the tail end of a long period of malaise.
I believe most of the deaths in the US were not actually early. They were in that May-October range were there was just... yeah.

Edit: data https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/excess-mortality-p-scores...

My old area under the curve skills require a bit more than a mark 1 eyeball. But most of it seems to be later, but there was an April spike.
Looks great. It would be great if you could continue to develop this project.
I’m so sorry to hear that. That must’ve been an awful experience
inject

navigator.sendBeacon = undefined

before any JS has a chance to run. You can also trap "beforeunload" listeners, or just delete them document.body.onbeforeunload=null document.onbeforeunload=null
Have you checked r/unixporn on reddit?
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/mises-daily/
How does Campos's paper not back the claim? Which of his evidence was insufficient?

Again, this time with Truman's lies highlighted: "Truman made another fortune after he left the presidency, by doing precisely what he claimed he was not doing, that is, exploiting his status as a former president to maximum economic advantage. Indeed, by the time Congress passed the FPA in response to Truman’s various claims that he was at least teetering on the brink of potential financial distress, Truman’s net worth was, in relative economic terms, approximately $72 million in 2021 dollars."

> Making people weed through a dense Wikipedia article section, then a long comment, neither providing anything that helps put ground under the claim, would reinforce the idea the claimant is mistaken

All you've done is be dismissive, using meta-argument rather than presenting counter-evidence.

My comment highlighted parts from Campos's paper showing A) Truman lied about his finances, B) how the popular conception came to be, and C) mentioning how some of the evidence was only recently open to researchers.
On my laptop, I disliked that I couldn't scroll back to previous sections when you move, and wished I could scroll at my own pace. Whole thing was buttery smooth though, I'm impressed.
A high school friend of ours is apartment-jailed in Shanghai right now. She is a young mom, and all the moms in the apartment are all out of everything required to care for babies. Trying to share strategies on how to use any kitchen ingredients to make formula or rash ointments…

I wonder if this will actually have any political blowback in the coming years, or if this only strengthens the ccp.
all recent? are you sure about that? in half of them, you see people without a single mask, wich indicates they are not that recent ;)

aren't you trying to spread misinformation?

https://www.americashealthrankings.org/explore/annual/measur...

In the USA: 1.4 millions suicide attempt in 2019

4000 suicide a day! make a video about it, and you'll have the same effect ;)

Okok, let's only take deaths

47.5k deaths in 2019 from suicides

130 deaths a day!

2.5 deaths per state a day! make a video about it, and you'll get the same effect!
Why can't they just clandestinely ramp up their elderly vaccination efforts? No face will be lost.
> But industries such as glass manufacturers say shutting down production facilities altogether is not an option as it would cause liquids to set and destroy the machines.

However this pans out clearly there should be norms for energy security and design requirements to fail safe, eg, always enough on site to shut down gracefully.
This is why I do it. If I can figure it out quickly or via a Stack overflow search, great. If I get stuck for 2 days before solving it then I’ll blog about it. Maybe one person will read it and my 5 minutes of writing a blog post will save that person 2 days of headache.

I have seen visit logs where people visit my articles from Google years after I write them so it seems to be working. And more then once I’ve been stuck, googled the problem, and found my own article because I forgot I’ve solved this exact problem before.
Of course, there are many studies on this topic.

- https://sites.krieger.jhu.edu/iae/files/2022/01/A-Literature...
"Written in Rust" is the new "brought to you by Johnson and Johnson"