skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If everyone agreed we haven't yet hit bottom, we wouldn't be having this conversation. You just argued that we've hit bottom because everyone agrees we haven't yet hit bottom.

It's like how on the cryptocurrency subs everyone's always debating whether we're in crypto-winter yet. Having been through 3 crypto boom/bust cycles, we aren't in crypto-winter, because people stop posting on r/cryptocurrency when it's real crypto-winter. It's the same with other markets: it's not about sentiment, it's about abandonment. When we're in a real bear market, everybody forgets about their stock portfolios and gets a real job because they need the money to survive.
We could have universal Covid vaccines soon
One time I needed to sort some data arbitrarily — the resulting order did not matter, it only mattered that it was the same for the same data in different orders.

My senior engineer advised me against using Java .sort() because “we didn’t write it so we couldn’t be sure it would do the same thing every time.”
Please improve your knowledge of the matter.

In ref to your 1st comment, she is NOT a govt official. She never held any position in the govt pre or post incident.
Party spokesperson != Govt official.

There are several FIRs filed on her across the country. That is an official government consequence.

I'm not sure if you have a balanced perspective or just blindly supporting actions against her.

Do you have any idea why she uttered what she uttered? Go through the complete video clip (not the edited one), you would understand.
A person of Muslim faith was persistently mocking a Hindu deity on a news show. She got agitated and all she did was commented - rather crudely - on the Muslim God in return. (Whatever she commented on the Muslim God is on record and said by Muslim scholars and is written in Hadith) This became the flashpoint of the debate.
For the life of me, I can't understand, how your mocking my faith is fine but my mocking back becomes a crime?
AltNews anchor, Zubair, edited out the part said by Muslim panelist and just showed what Nupur said. This was picked up by their ecosystem and flashed across the Middle East nations.
No it's more like you subletting an apartment to a dodgy photographer who wants to take pictures of the children's playground your back window looks out on even though your contract explicitly forbids it subletting. The suit is against companies that use login credentials that are not theirs. It is not public information that is being scraped. It is information behind a login with a terms of service for what you are allowed to do with that login.
What do you think China and India think it means?
Ironically, I think a lot of that is, to an extent, priced in to the markets.
It's pretty easy to host your own chat server.
https://twitter.com/inputmice/status/1170651869359804416
To be fair, the vast majority of Helsinki's district heating system is powered by three combined heat and power (CHP) generation plants in Vuosaari, Hanasaari and Salmisaari. You're right that there is also 11 dedicated water heating plants to supplement the CHP supply in very cold weather or times of high demand, but they are supplementary.
There is a lot of good advice here, and there is some elsewhere on the internet, but the big thing for me to figure out was that it was up to myself and my partner to figure out what works.

A good example that will be relevant later for you: we started out being very strict about screen time. Then we figured out there was a lot of great educational content out there they they love to watch. My oldest (5) is ahead in math, and if you ask her she will tell you it is because of the show Number Blocks on CBeebies, which she watches on netflix.

However you decide to feed you child, just make sure to check in with a doctor and yourself regularly to make sure it is working. I would say sleeping and eating are the most important things early on.

There is a whole industry out there to help you be a parent but they are almost always just time savers for you. The best solution is to spend time with your child.
Definitely agree with other answers that you should look into classless CSS frameworks. You can see a list of popular options here: https://www.designinspiration.info/classless-css-frameworks/

You can get pretty far with just HTML and dropping in any one of those CSS frameworks.

Since you’re using Flask, I would just make some endpoints that serve HTML using Jinja2 templates. Depending on what you’re doing, you might not need JavaScript at all. You can trigger backend stuff using HTML forms with form actions. And with a classless CSS library, the form should look nice too.

If for some reason you want to keep the front end totally separate from the back end, a good framework for building web apps is Remix: https://remix.run/ . It makes it easy to build highly performant websites and has nice helpers for data loading and actions. I also like that it keeps client side JavaScript to a minimum, which keeps things simple and makes your website faster.
My M1 Mac mini is, hands down, the greatest computer deal I’ve ever nabbed. 1TB SSD, 16tb memory (I do media production 8gb is a non-starter), all for $1450.00. It’s even a solid gaming machine which I wasn’t expecting.

No complaints at all except the 2 monitor cap.
It seems like you can handle this simpler by just adding a parking tax and a disembark tax. There is already taxes attached to the hotel stay.
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Listen to an audible book while you do it. Treat it as meditation time. Treat it as exercise. Use the time to call your mum or dad.

Lots of things can be done while aimlessly walking.
The article states:

> My daughter’s trans identity started when the school taught a module on ‘identity’ during which they told a group of 11-year-olds that, if you feel uncomfortable in your body, it means you are transgender.

Not that the daughter came away from school misunderstanding the lesson.

Sex ed shouldn't start after puberty has started.
The headline from HN: "Nuclear turn green" (why the typo?)

The actual headline: "Gas and Nuclear Turn Green as EU Parliament Approves New Taxonomy" (HN left out gas)

So gas is actually being considered "green" now, so calling it a "cleaner" fuel as you do is actually what they're doing.
Thing is, the plans and decisions have already been made, under a more stringent definition. By changing the definition, they have effectively undermined those earlier plans and decisions. That's dishonesty.
I'm not sure if staring at a monkey jpg counts as "playing".
One of the challenges here is that the incentives are misaligned. It's well-understood in the cash-shop games industry that most of the revenue comes from "whales", users that buy large quantities. In a game targeted at children, who themselves don't have income/credit cards, it's unlikely that the "whales" are in the target demographic. Rather, it is likely most of the "whales" are adults who are spending large in order to use the in-game currency to exploit interactions with others.

Not only was this predictable, it seems nearly by design. I don't see how Roblox can ever fix this without fundamentally changing their business model. Their business model is essentially structured to enable commercial sexual exploitation of children over mobile platforms.

On my own network I used various means to make it impossible for anyone to use Roblox, music.ly, TikTok, et al. Services that are targeted specifically at children but provide a pathway for semi-anonymous communication are already ripe for exploitation by bad actors, the microtransactions aspect of Roblox just makes it even worse.

It's ironic, but platforms intended for adults tend to be safer for children, because they don't concentrate bad actors in the same way.
That seems like a high standard for the policy "working". I agree it'd hard to ensure that it's strictly equivalent with no advantage to working in the office, but if the goal is just to ensure that it's an available option for people who choose it, is that necessary? (Even within an office, there are plenty of scenarios where it's advantageous to be on a particular floor or sit near a particular set of coworkers.)
In November of 2020, Apple's OCSP responder became slow/unavailable for a bit. As a result, Mac apps were either not loading or taking a very long time to load because trustd was trying to connect on app launches and connecting but not getting a quick response.

https://blog.jacopo.io/en/post/apple-ocsp/
19th-century tech critiques show how longstanding many current concerns are
> hostile language redefinition

par for the course, and embedded in all political discourse.

Recently we started calling anyone proposing higher taxes a socialist, which indicates total illiteracy, as it has no bearing on centrally planned economy

Laws that stop business defrauding customers are called 'consumer protection' and 'red tape', but when we protect business from individuals it's called being tought on crime.

When you make an extra copy of a song, you commit intellectual property theft, and the state can prosecute you for free and put you in jail, and you are a criminal.

When a company does not provide warranty you paid for, its called a business dispute and you have to hire your own lawyer.
why is this written in Go , are there specific features that shine over Python3? I've been looking to learn Go, it seems lot of network intensive software use Go.
> So, step forward, the insurer of last resort: my grandchildren!

We’re the grandchildren of the eco-ideologists that spent the last forty years dumping coal and gas pollution into the atmosphere because they were afraid of nuclear power.
It probably seems unclear to you because you are not familiar with the industry and/or AML regulations. To answer your questions, cryptocurrency miners are not money transmitters, even if they sell their cryptocurrency and they can accept fees from any transactions.

Of course regulations can change, but in this case it seems unlikely unless the intention is to effectively "ban" cryptocurrency.
I know what they meant. The W&C paper literally thanks her for her work. Stop spreading falsehoods.
[LEC22a] is a position paper. LeCun is expressing his view of how to go forward. It's not a technical paper describing something that works. Ideas he describe have been floating around decades and are considered good ideas, except nobody has made them work, thus the position paper for the future.

Schmidhuber points out everything I said above. JEPA is old idea, etc. He also points out that the paper is "tabloid" article. Schmidhuber does not deserve being quoted for general ideas because he wrote paper of few of them.
Speaking as a parent, I try not to snoop on my children's conversions. If they find out you are snooping they will get very creative at hiding it. The most important thing is to know who they are interacting with and get to know their parents.
This enables any researcher to use our code freely, and build on top of it for their own research. We are not intending to commercially licensing our project.
"Collections" stores a single records table meta data (eg. name, fields, validators, etc.), so when you create a new collection a new related table will be created (see https://github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase/blob/3d07f0211dc747...).

The admin UI just shows the collections through the web api (https://pocketbase.io/docs/api-collections/).

I actually started with GORM, but its too complex and I ended up replacing it with a simpler query builder package (ozzo-dbx). While the query builder has abstraction for other databases, I'm not planning supporting them at the moment.
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Sorry, I maybe should have been more specific.

The conflict we see today in the Middle East and also the Global South largely comes from colonialism and unpaid reparations. Specially, stuff like the Sykes-Picot agreement that assigned arbitrary borders to countries composed of overlapping cultural groups that previously had their own peace/trade agreements. I'm not super strong on history, but the rabbit hole goes down endlessly and countless books have been written about work by the CIA to destabilize various regions to maintain western (US) control during the Cold War, for example by overthrowing Iran's elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh in 1953, which flipped Iran from democracy to theocracy:

https://www.npr.org/2019/01/31/690363402/how-the-cia-overthr...

https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/cia-assisted-cou...

My understanding is that what we see on the news today is double-talk and chest thumping where opposing sides talk past one another because the truth has been obfusecated under decades of falsehoods designed to perpetuate certain narratives. Similar plots have played out in Central America and Southeast Asia.

So basically a billion or more people have been caught in conflict that prevents the kind of long-term stability needed to build strong economies. Which keeps prices an order of magnitude lower than they should be so that developed nations can import cheap goods and services to maintain hegemony over the "developing" nations.

But with the internet transcending borders and the world transitioning to sustainability, it's not clear how resource wars will play out. Personally, I believe that the world was poised to make the transition to sustainability around 2000 (and maybe as early as 1980), but due to Peak Oil and the fall of the Soviet Union, the illuminati (I'm being a bit silly using that word) doubled down on unsustainability and funded divisive leaders around the world to encourage nationalism and maintain the status quo. So the last 20-40 years is kind of an alternate timeline based in ideology instead of say, egalitarianism.

Most people's incomes in developed nations are either propped up by or come entirely from this exploitation. My feeling is that peace with Iran could happen tomorrow, all we have to do is educate the rest of the world on a century of subterfuge. That's why education is often defunded and in the US we still can't look ourselves in the mirror when it comes to stuff like critical race theory. Without colonies to exploit, we've begun exploiting ourselves, and doubling down on ever more austerity policies designed to destroy the middle class to create more cheap workers for the capitalist class.

TL;DR: Middle East conflict is spun to divide us, but if the players talked openly and honestly about peace without interference from profiteers, we would all find that we have far more in common than we've been led to believe.
In my opinion the goal is similar to the MPAA's goals with movie piracy: Make it harder, and many people will stop doing it. Ultimately, that is what banks do when they put money into vaults. Someone could still steal the money, but it's insanely difficult.
It depends on the context: GPUs are probably the most complex chips out there, and if you want to them to be ready to render at power on, they probably need firmware (which you would be able to update to fix "bugs") or we end up like what we have now, namely massive drivers locked-in with the gcc C kernel dialect, only there to expose a few 2^n bytes ring buffers (3D/dma/compute/irq/video_encode/video_decode) with their hardware doorbells.

if risc-v is a success we don't need anything except a risc-v assembler: then the main pitfall would be the abuse of the macro preprocessor.
The different language Wikipedias all run as almost entirely independent entities. The title is thus misleading, since this actually happened on the Chinese Wikipedia, but the title gives the impression that it happened on the English Wikipedia.
Yes, for example Switzerland uses two of their nuclear power plants for district heating [1][2]. China has also started using it for district heating in Haiyang [3].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beznau_Nuclear_Power_Plant#Ref...

[2] https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-pr...

[3] https://www.nucnet.org/news/city-of-haiyang-first-in-country...
There's an interesting architectural decision here: what form of the pizza recipes database strikes the right balance between too hardcoded and too complex. I'd use some kind of configuration file or RDBMS, constants are more readable but still out of place as part of code.
PoS is a broken 1998 proposal that PoW *fixed* in 2008
Why a dinosaur is running my JavaScript code?
This kind of insinuating nonsense is the worst of gutter journalism.

An employee ran a pornographic blog? Their twitter retweeted something a pedophile made? The head of content moderation is a furry?

So what?!

This guilt by association nonsense is the law of contagion! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_contagion
This looks lovely but I’m over pretty slim things, at least for personal use. I have an Apple device for work but at home I want something for hacking.

What’s the closest thing I can buy to a cyber-deck laptop, these days?
Try using LibreWolf. It strips out Pocket and other Mozilla ‘features’ like Studies, Telemetry etc
I'm not surprised. You could essentially build a bot to locate victims of child pornography/grooming by scraping the internet to find anywhere a roblox profile link appears next to a tiktok or Twitter bio link.
> US had a genuine but small edge in treatment for diabetes and breast cancer

You’re looking at gross statistics. On average, American healthcare is average. If you zoom into the top 10%, it outperforms other countries’ top 10% (in general; of course there are exceptions). This goes from virtually instant imaging with concierge medicine to the Cleveland Clinic’s global medical evacuation jets and helicopters.
I generally agree with you. I’d rather not play the odds on exposing my identifiers anyway, whether p2p or direct. Might as well go the extra mile and make sure whatever IP is non associated with me, so direct download over tor or whatever — you get the idea. Why give someone the chance?
That’s why many folks bought a MacBook and maxed it out. You’d get most of the way there firepower wise, just no dGPU/not quite as good of a screen if memory serves (could be missing something though).
Great question, it's not timestamps but attestations (signed validator votes for pairs of checkpoint blocks) that determines the canonical chain head. This fork choice rule, known as LMD-GHOST, is different from PoW which has a "greatest difficulty" rule for determining the canonical chain.

There is some element of bootstrapping who the original validator set was, known as "weak subjectivity". There's a great post from Vitalik exploring this further at https://blog.ethereum.org/2014/11/25/proof-stake-learned-lov...
Similar issues have existed on lightly or unmoderated online games since the dawn of time. Would you support banning Minecraft for the same reason? I think games that encourage technical and creative thinking stand to benefit more than they harm.

They absolutely require closer parental supervision, though. Moreover, the developers at this company need to crack down on pedos both from without and (according to the article) within.
Ultra fast Game-Of-Life implementation with hashing subfields
That’s not what decommissioning means and what you’re asking for is childishly ridiculous.

How, by your definition, would you decommission the coal and gas plants we’ve been running for forty years while people like yourself threw ignorant tantrums over nuclear?

How would you “reverse all harmful results of the operation of a plant”?

How are you going to recapture all the pollution they dumped into our air, exactly?
Guys, guys, everyone is talking about what music they listen to while coding, and no one takes a moment to admire the UI on that page! It's quite neat. Also the spectrum analyzer widget is a real thing and not some generic animation like many modern music apps do.
Kubeshop Acquires InfraCloud’s BotKube – ChatOps for Kubernetes
I really appreciate the honest feedback everyone has given on this post. Some of it was hard to hear, but all of it enlightening. And I appreciate the generosity of the community in the time they took to engage in this issue.

I do want to address one last thing before giving this post a rest.

A lot of people on this post have made conjectures about my reproductive health and ability to have children at the age of 41.

Among the other comments I heard, I found these particular comments to be the most frustrating and hard to stomach.

In the last two years, I've gone to two fertility clinics. My blood samples were taken and I was given an ultrasound at one clinic, Kindbody, to determine my chances of having children. In fact, in order to get my eggs frozen, two nurses took my blood samples, examined my hormone levels and gave me an ultrasound every other day for two weeks. These licensed doctors gave me realistic and conservative assessments and recommendations from their evidence-based approach. Evidence-based recommendations and insights into my ability at this age to have a healthy child given many factors.

People on this forum have found it fit to weigh in on their own views about my reproductive health - with only my age to go on, citing studies, that I presume they would suggest, presume that they understand my body better than I do.

They have also suggested that "getting pregnant is easy."

To assume that every woman's body works the same way and on the same timeline for every woman is wrong.

There is a good reason that I reached out to licensed, experienced doctors for advice about my fertility at age 41, and not to a group of technologiests on Hacker News. Though people have found it fit to weigh in and rebuked me harshly for not accepting their viewpoints on my body's reproductive health.

That you chose to contribute about this question (my reproductive health and chances of having a healthy baby) which I did not ask, is your prerogative and I accept that.

I know it is too much to expect that someone would presume a well-educated woman would not have gotten the best advice about her fertility from knowledgeable doctors, but it is still disappointing.

Every woman's body is different. And it's my job, with the help of my doctors to understand how my body works. Not yours.

Roe V Wade was recently overturned. And many people in this community were very upset about this decision, particularly as it impacts women's autonomy over their own bodies.

Women's autonomy over their bodies starts by everyone, you and me, deciding that a woman knows her body best and it's her job to understand how it works, not yours.

If you consider yourself a feminist and a supporter of women's rights, I strongly encourage you to think twice in the future before you presume to understand a woman's body better than she does.

Thank you for listening.

Over and out:)
Ultrahuman releases a smart ring (Oura competitor)
Can I ask a concrete question: say someone wants to render a table with data coming via an Ajax call to a JSON API. How should they do that with the tools you're suggesting? Use the native JS DOM API to synthesize table rows? (Just in case tone of voice doesn't come across, if that's the solution great, I'm not implicitly criticizing it in advance).
You didn't specify whether the child is annoying.
Isn't there also an environmental cost for all things blockchain because of power consumption? That doesn't directly impact others but might eventually.
"Weird"? So? It might be weird if the head of social media was an orthodox jew, it would also be unworthy of note.
You may want to check Supabase or Nhost in that case.

PocketBase was specifically designed to be self-contained and running only on a single server.
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