skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I get it, and I respect the effort to clean up shell and create something coherent, but the commands and casing are really overdone and feel like old IBM mainframe commands that require looking up a physical binder to use effectively. Start by replacing the commands with simple verbs like "walk", "filter" and "convert" and give them some default positional args.

I think a proper shell should still have a few shortcuts that break coherence for convenience, as long as there also is a long form for script readability.
I understood the parable differently than you. The Amalfi coast is not the same as a small town main street in the United States. The crux of the parable is that planning and negotiation is useful when it its cost is outweighed by the benefit and not useful if it's more costly than the gains.
You can absolutely criticise the leaders. It’s just that they will re-educate you if you do.
I was ignoring their desktop APUs, yes, because AMD seems to do quite a lot of that themselves. As repackaged laptop SoCs, they're decent at idle power, and they're fine if you only need mid-range performance and last year's features out of your desktop.
I think that's a good case for government needing to provide housing assistance.

What you see on this forum is people complaining that housing in SF/LA/NYC is not cheap. However, in your case, I think you have a point.
How comparable is Ireland? It’s still common law but also still part of the EU. Was considering Ireland to incorporate with a Brazilian friend, I’m from Belgium. Belgian is like Germany. Not a good country to incorporate.
Would have preferred the UK but Brexit complicates everything.
> imbuing life with permanent meaning and purpose which isn't lost at the point of death (theosis)

That's generally how most people define imortality.

If you take that + remove suffering, it is one hell of a carrot.

> What is the point and purpose of life, beyond avoiding suffering and seeking pleasure? Even the ancient pursuit of honor and memory is rather ephemeral and lame.

That is something we all have to discover for ourselves. Many people find that through religion, and as long as they aren't hurting others i don't begrudge them of it, but there are lots of paths to finding existential meaning.
Yes, the USPS started scanning packages and letters since the great Anthrax scares. This is just a productization of an already widespread, in-use technology.
Very interesting setup. I’ll have to think a bit about that. Thanks for the write up.
pretty sure the people paying to deliver the mail would stop paying, so while delivery costs would go down, revenue would drop too...
So they just want to control the narrative without any arguments?
It’s fundamentally different.
MS in 2005 as well.
I didn't dig into it but I assume you're correct for this Norwegian case.

I guess I was more curious if the main point of contention was the mandatory part of it or whether it was more about the fact it was coming from the government. I think some people distrust government so much that even if it were offered as opt-in, using a similar approach as a private company, some people would still trust a private company more than their government.
Yes, to get access to their repositories you have to be granted access. It's source available, not opensource.
He's not adding fuel to the fire, he understands what is happening and is trying to convey the urgency to the owners of the repo.
It's because they're designing it in Figma or Sketch, and of course infinite scrolling doesn't work in Figma and Sketch. If you don't predict this problem intuitively, you won't catch it until it's been implemented.

Ideally, there is a QA pass on staging, involving the designer, in which more than "does this feature work as written in the ticket" is the question you try to answer before releasing the feature. Many teams don't do this, and the blame for that lies with different people in different organizations I've worked in.

But developers often sneeringly deride designers for not catching things like this — "you had one job, lol" — but the sad truth is that there's no testing suite to help designers catch stupid mistakes. Speaking practically, the unit tester for a design is often the developer who tries to build it. Imagine what your interpreter or compiler or testing framework would say about your intelligence if it could talk!
Perhaps outside cancel culture phenomena; but we did see the government attempt to control the narrative around Covid (and other thot button topics) and encouraged and continues to encourage algorithmic and manual overrides for social media and search companies.
haha, I hear you on that. I hope one day you will be and wish you the best :-)
I was wondering if there's a CLI that can replace sort | uniq -c | sort -nr. I feel like this is a very commonly used pattern.
I think this is most likely related to the mediocre reliability of voice search, and different algorithms for searching the different music catalogs.

> I asked for the song "Spud Infinity" by Big Thief yesterday

Did your device mishear you at all? What does your voice history show for that request? https://www.amazon.com/alexa-privacy/apd/rvh
Contrast the title with the opening paragraph -

> The Chinese Communist Party has a problem with women of Asian descent who have public platforms, opinions and expertise on China.

- which sounds quite different, and far more credible. (Not that I'd expect the CCP to be at all nice to a man, Asian or not, who was a well-known and opinionated expert on China...but (oops!) failed to favor the CCP.)
https://github.com/nerual deserves a peace nobel
The majority of mail screening these days is to find illegal drugs. However, given that so many drugs get through, it seems they only x-ray a small subset.
Article title reads like a conspiracy theory. Then I started reading. The articles talks about online trolling of smart Asian women aka journalists on Twitter. I am not being condescending but I thought this was going to be a interesting read.

So, here is a video about something that more closely represents the title: The Scientist That "Discovered Antigravity" Then Disappeared Completely - An Unsolved Mystery - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS_rEzKdzBA
As a fan of traditional watercraft - awesome name! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pirogue
I've gotten multiple Prime orders delivered same day in the past month.
Are you kidding? I frequently stop what I'm already doing on my phone in frustration, and get out a laptop or turn on a computer to do it in a proper browser/screen/keyboard instead of an app/mobile browser.
While we're on this subject, let's not forget that residents of American Samoa are also non-citizens, despite being under US rule.
I haven't experienced this yet, but then again, everything I search for is fairly popular, and I end up just picking the product with the most reviews after a cursory scan and comparison.
I don't think so. No. Often the arguments are won by omitting any counterarguments and by framing.
Every large org I've ever been at has had someone reply-all to a company-wide mailing list and then promptly spawn a flood of more company-wide reply-alls. Slack's @channel/@here has made this even worse. On a good day, people have a laugh, tell them not to do it again, and we all move on. The only difference here is that it's in public on github.

I suspect there's some psychological phenomenon that convinces people that norms expected of them have somehow been broken because of the chaos.
The way this is handled elsewhere is putting a "no ads" sticker on your mailbox. The mailman then skips those mailboxes when delivering unaddressed spam.
Unreal Engine is a very popular project.
The Book That Predicted the Creator Economy
Also works well, but that might introduce janky behavior with iOS safari’s title bar and tapping the top to scroll to top in my experience. I don’t know if this has been fixed, it’s been a while since I wore a CSS hat, but I vaguely remember fighting with mobile safari and overflow divs a lot.
Oops, I misunderstood the issue. The problem with the hot/neutral swap is that the switch and fuse are both on neutral in either scenario (defective cable with correct device, or defective device with correct cable). Thus the device is still connected to hot if the fuse blows.
So basically you are a group of non US citizens living in the US and wanted to have a shared entity to do investments? Well I guess then a Delaware C Corp is the logical solution? Did you use Stripe Atlas to set it up?
In A Family Argument, If It Turns Out You Are Right, Apologize At Once! -- Lazarus Long

Anyone worth being around does not argue because they think they are wrong, but because they think they are right. That means there must be a rational way to believe the opposite of what you do. To solve the argument and find a path forward requires considering from their viewpoint. The questions I ask myself are: what assumptions might we differ on? What differences in value of outcomes do we have? Usually it is a simple misunderstanding, but it can take some work to find it.
For those as confused as I was, MIL in this context is malfunction indicator light, not mother in law.
Not necessarily cringe. Some countries (eg Brazil) use roman numerals for centuries.
This is my problem with precedence law - it is a shortcut that works most of the time but sometimes it enshrines 52 years of ongoing stupidity.
This won't stop the local ads the delivery person is required to put into every box.

There should be a legal way to mark your box (on the inside etc) that advertisements aren't allowed.

But who are we kidding, this entire country was built on abusing every possible ad space except the backs of the congresspeople.

If ads are allowed under "free speech" then forced eyeballs are not a valid method, it has to be contracted and your mailbox is not a contract with sellers. Just like that TV you bought has no right to show you ads without consent.
> Condos at least build some equity

That equity is only monthly payment - debt, taxes. So the real difference is that you can invest X in your property or X-owner's profit in the investment of your choice.
The law was amended to include invertebrates anywhere the term fish was used.

It’s not as crazy as it sounds as people go lobster/crab fishing so there is a fair amount of overlap when someone is talking about fisherman. Starfish, jellyfish, etc again blur the line linguistically.

But the fast they used invertebrates in the definition rather than aquatic invertebrates means it also covers non aquatic invertebrates.
I missed the edit window, but I misunderstood the issue. The real problem is that a switched & fused neutral is a hazard. We expect devices to have switched hot.
This is truly "Epic": https://github.com/EpicGames/Signup/pull/18#pullrequestrevie...
I don't understand why they allow affixing an envelope to another item, as that's clearly abuse... but since they spell it out so explicitly, I have a hard time reading it as anything else than "attach it to a box with a brick in it".
Doesn’t wsl2’s docker rely on the windows docker desktop? Because there’s no systemd in wsl2, the regular docker service wouldn’t run anyway.
It also applies only to "“User Product” is either (1) a “consumer product”, which means any tangible personal property which is normally used for personal, family, or household purposes, or (2) anything designed or sold for incorporation into a dwelling."
Wayback link to the issue: https://web.archive.org/web/20210225183856/https://github.co...
Ask HN: How to Easily Invalidate Patent
What is the easiest way to invalidate a patent that was filed in May 2020 and granted in September 2020. There is public prior art from 2015 on Youtube, Apple App Store images and paying customers. Is there a quick and easy way to invalidate the patent without a lawyer and just showing the prior art and if necessary customer testimonials.
This assumes the sole purpose of that team is to get spammed
You might want to disregard my comment then. But I had that other account bookmarked as his for some reason
Does this actually hold merit?

Some countries gave legal entity/personhood status to rivers and gave legal rights to curb water pollution. Not much has happened from those declaration. I wonder if these kind public awareness verdicts from courts would have any kind of significant impact.
The triggering comment was this

> Perfect for gorgeous looks, can push asap @EpicGames/artv2-admin @EpicGames/developers @EpicTeamAdmin

The entire diff of the PR is:

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index b0b4f5d..61b95bb 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -1,12 +1,18 @@
# Epic Games

+<div align="center">
+ <img src="https://cdn2.unrealengine.com/Epic+Games+Node%2Fxlarge_whitetext_blackback_epiclogo_504x512_1529964470588-503x512-ac795e81c54b27aaa2e196456dd307bfe4ca3ca4.jpg" width="20%" min-width="100px" />
+</div>
+
Unreal Engine is now [free](https://www.unrealengine.com/blog/ue4-is-free)!

-To access our repositories, sign up for a free account at [UnrealEngine.com](https://www.unrealengine.com) and register your GitHub ID using [these instructions](https://www.unrealengine.com/ue4-on-github).
+To gain access for our repositories, sign up a free account on [UnrealEngine.com](https://www.unrealengine.com) and register your GitHub ID using [these instructions](https://www.unrealengine.com/ue4-on-github).

-After that, you can find our repositories here:
+After that, you may able to find our repositories here:

* [Unreal Engine](https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine)
* [Unreal Tournament](https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealTournament)

(Note that you must be signed into GitHub for these links to work.)
+
+Have Fun !!
Which one does, and doesn’t have power over a clients response to such.
Insisting over and over again not being a viable strategy etc.
US nuclear power plants are de facto wildlife preserves. Most "weird" animals on the premises aren't mutated. They are, say, missing a limb because they got maimed when some animal tried to eat them and only partially succeeded.

https://www.foxnews.com/science/biologists-monitoring-crocod...

https://nuclear.duke-energy.com/2017/09/29/why-nuclear-plant...
The original PR did nothing but add grammar errors to the README, with a mismatching PR description and title, then demanded that it actually be merged. I read this as a way to waste people's time, from there it's just a question of how many people. This user's bad intentions colour their entire interaction, both the deliberate and accidental parts, because this accident would not have happened if they weren't screwing around in the first place. If the PR were real, it should be treated as a teaching moment instead. If it were a PR made for learning purposes that was accidentally posted publicly, they wouldn't have demanded a merge.
The actual PR looks so poor that I can't imagine it was submitted in good faith.
To access things like Unreal, Epic required you join the GitHub org. So there's that many people as part of it.
How the Internet Turned Us into Content Machines
I agree. Even if it's possible there was mischievous intent here I feel like the configuration issue or something being used in a way it shouldn't be is the real story here.
I recommend "The Dream Machine" by Mitchell Waldrop. It is excellent (and recommended by Alan Kay himself).
I used to be all about this, but now its just a waste of gas for the USPS.
Review of Norman Walter's 'The Sexual Cycle of Human Warfare' (2021) [pdf]
Hmm. I wonder how easy it would be to take over those devices?

Would it be our robot overlords doing it?
The optimal time to make a decision is the moment before it hits the critical path. Where I work we make this actionable by saying to defer decisions and pull forward unknowns.
Site down
It may be intended behavior, but for a trivial change like this to easily, without warning, mass ping ~400k users that is not desirable behavior. The submitter thought he was pinging developers of the project, but instead pinged mostly people who do not handle accepting upstream changes. Discord for examples handles mass pings by showing you a warning dialog saying you are about to ping X many people and if you are sure you want to do that.
6 hours of battery life would be a dream. With my workflow the Intel MBPs gave me around 2 hours, the M1 Pro doubles that to 4 hours which is perfect because by then I'm getting up, going for lunch, etc.

With the Intel MBP I had to carry around a huge jackery-style portable battery
ah, yes

in that case you can just add position: sticky and bottom: 0 to the footer

with this trick you get the same behavior as with position: fixed but won’t need a wrapper div as in the comment i replied to
The book: https://www.gwern.net/docs/sociology/1950-walter-thesexualcy...
Corporations should off-load the real estate in dense urban cores and let developers convert those buildings to housing.
what did this user do?
> "Not my job"

For many I suspect it really isn’t their job to decide otherwise if someone wants a horrible footer…
How else are you gonna get ‘em endlessly doomscrolling?
Biohazard of course
Ok! I'm sorry that I didn't look at the PR itself. I get a lot of these on my projects, mostly from kids/students who I think just want to look like they want to build "reputation" and say they've contributed to n open source projects.

However I still suspect the notification was unintended.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220604205246/https://willfenne...
There's no reason to not buy electronics from Best Buy. They will price match Amazon. You can do it straight from the chat. In store returns, accrue reward points...and of course guaranteed it's not counterfeit.
Why would the items coming from Amazon be any more likely to be toxic than the ones come from wal mart?
Syria is/was a proxy war. Their troops and top brass is as rusty as the hardware they sent initially into Ukraine.
Maybe I'm missing something, but what's stopping you from creating a shell alias for exactly that pipeline?
Yeah not sure why calls for getting the poster banned from Github - https://github.com/EpicGames/Signup/pull/24#issuecomment-114... . Seems bit excessive, murphy's law applies.

Also the poster is essentially a kid. I would hold my judgement before flaming him fwiw.
The only way to judge that is to look at the user's contributions. Which I wouldn't do because that could be the point afterall
"optimal" results are a fallacious indicator: optimal for now can mean a disaster in the near future, think about the actual just-in-time industry crisis for instance.

I do not say that's was happen since I do not really know nor NLS (of course I've seen the Mother of all the demos, but not much more especially in technical terms) nor Smalltalk workstations (I've dig a bit more there, emulation included, but lacking comparison with NLS...) however is a generally valid principles: in nature it does not win the better but the more adaptive. In humans terms some very good stuff might simply fade into oblivion because they are too ahead of their time for most people or are against someone's interests.

To spot a more modern example maybe a bit more easy to know by most HN-ers just see Java history, it's original idea and the subsequent practical fail due to the fact nobody really care the original idea adopting instead just the boilerplate. Plan 9 was another example.

IMVHO the real points was:

- pioneers have seen desktop computers, not services, with the human at the center, not a vendor or a service, more specifically connected people with powerful tool some in politics is named social tissue needed for democracy, something essentially all élites from all countries fear most;

- pioneers have cared about their idea, vision, not much their present time short terms needs, as a result most people have no idea about the future they envisage and have tried to meld what they are told about the future to their present created ridiculous stuff and encouraging some to go that way (see General Magik virtual office for instance);

- pioneers have not cared at all about scaling their gear, witch means how to make them en masse, creating a supply chain, ... as a result profiting from them was essentially an artisanal game no one can really sustain and at government level no one is much interested either.

Another today examples: we have seen in the recent 50+ years past various efforts to make small, cheap VTOL aircrafts, i.e. "flying cars". Now we see even financial institutions embracing them in their sauce, well so far such experiments have proven feasible and to a certain extent VERY interested for all. So far most think they are impossible. Useless. Unsafe. .... As a result the general reactionary behaviors of essentially any large community from élites (who feel well in general and fear loosing their status if something change) to generic human beings (who generally think the change is bad, not needed, they simply fear it if is a real change) annihilate or at least postpone in a very far future any real revolution.

Culture is typically the mean to make things happen but so far we seems to be unable (beside the fact that most do NOT want that happen) to really spread a substantial culture though the masses. We know how to do that in small cohort but not in larger ones. We still miss a way to connect those small cohort to the humanity enough to make the magic happen...
Sure, if you are only building SFH.
friendly reminder: 400k is an apertif for a competently configured production postfix server. its about 14 seconds of mail, and about 8 seconds optimized at hw and filesystem level.

the real issue here is shitty projects from shitty companies.
StopTheMadness is not an ad blocker.

It can run user scripts though.
Yeah, if my equity is worth something I'll be thrilled, but for me the appeal of startups is autonomy and minimized corporate bullshit. I know that I'm taking a pay cut in exchange for those perks, and the deal is so worth it to me. Sanity > money.
DDR5 supports 24Gbit chips, though they are not common yet.