skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like a sibling comment that suggested a certified letter. You can also reach out to their security team and let them know they are actively sending private information to unintended recipients. Legal and/or security is a good starting point.
It seems to be mainly intended for use internally in the JDK, though. From the JEP[1]: "It is not a goal to define a general-purpose interface for logging. The service interface contains only the minimal set of methods that the JDK needs for its own usage."

And from the motivation section: "The proposed service enables applications to configure the JDK to use the same logging framework as the application: It would only need to provide an implementation of the service that returns platform loggers that wrap the loggers of the preferred logging framework."

[1] https://openjdk.org/jeps/264
They do exist... capitalists in Portland, I mean. I have friends who hold the values of hard work. But it's considered a virtue to signal that you think work is unfair and somehow demeaning.

Also, Roadside tends to be a slightly older crowd and generate better than average conversations. I love that place.
It's your job to make your work visible.
The original almost implies "immune response" overall, as in, against all other diseases/infections. That's a misinterpretation/misrepresentation, right?

From what I could tell the The Lancet article is only talking about waning effectiveness against Covid (as previously known). [Table 1 possibly notwithstanding, but I'm reading this as people with co-morbidities are more likely to get the vaccine, not the other direction...]
Munich has been working on its density for 864 years, and back then there weren't many cars. Its pretty different comparing to a lot of the US which literally wasn't built until after cars existed and widely available to most families. Practically all of the city I live in was built after 1950, easily 75% of it was built post 1970, almost half of it built post 1985. I live in a neighborhood in a somewhat "older" part of town, and my house was built in 1988. The road I drive to work wasn't even really paved until the 90s.

When you're building a city at a time when most families can easily own a car and the average family wants to own a car, you build your cities around cars. When you build your city >700 years before cars even exist, you design around other concerns. I do agree building the city around the car was a shortsighted decision, but its kind of a hard genie to put back in the bottle.
With connect-4 it's like that: playing in the middle on the 1st move means the first player wins, playing adjacent to the middle means the game will be drawn, and starting further to the side means the second player wins (all assuming otherwise perfect play).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connect_Four#Mathematical_solu...
> the reality is most people are not audiophiles and can barely tell the difference.

That hasn't been my experience at all. The differences, even to a lay person, or not subtle.

Now, I can believe that many don't care, I can't believe that they can't tell.
This is essentially what Ted Kaczynski (the Unabomber) theorized and wrote about in his manifesto, that industrialization and its abundance of comforts and options have destroyed human happiness and that we would all be better off if we lived simple hunter gatherer lives and knew nothing of modernity or technology. That the hunter who catches a deer and feeds his tribe is immensely more happy and fulfilled than the stock broker who navigates high finance and city life, but can't seem to get that promotion or afford that vacation house his boss has.

Essentially the awareness of everyone else's lifestyle and prosperity, amplified by the advent of print newspaper and now social media, is the key destroyer of joy.

The peasant works his farm and feeds his family and raises his kids. He knows he will not become king. He barely knows what the king's lifestyle is. In modern America we are blasted with thousands of kingly lifestyles 24/7 and are constantly asked, why aren't we living like that? Why do I have to work? Why can't I date the supermodel? Why do I have to struggle with rent?

Our minds have not evolved to deal with this super-stimulus nor the self comparison of endless idealized lifestyles we cannot all realistically achieve.
Until you consider the level of demand for this product, which is surely higher than OpenAI can scale to with the number of GPUs they have. If they price it lower they’ll be overwhelmed.
I think both have strengths and weaknesses, but I don’t disagree DALL-E in most instances is technically better at matching prompts. But I often enjoyed, artistically, the results of MidJourney more; it just felt fun to use and explore.
They are still abandoned. They are instead now owned by people that have the means, but no intention of making them better.

It has been shown that LVT reduces blight: https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/sta...
They post announcements on their Discord when the shop updates.
Chrome is becoming the new Internet Explorer. They are adding features the marketers want regardless if it is good for privacy or other ecosystems. We are already seeing websites and services that only work correctly in Chrome. Safari is the only viable competition.
In the context of the GP quote, Data did ~~achieve victory~~ busted him up, in a sense, by playing for a draw, so...

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIRT6xRQkf8
Expert C Programming is brilliantly written. I recently bought another copy because I lost mine; I don’t actually need it, but it’s a fun read regardless.
I have mostly seen Los Angeles as the epicenter for this conspiracy which has pretty damn ideal streetcar weather. Subways also went away around the same time which leads me more toward believing the conspiracy side of things given that they would not have a lot of these same problems.

The way I see it street cars are a great solution to local traffic and not very good for long distance travel. Within downtown LA for example they would be awesome or within the city of Santa Monica.
I'm talking about behaviors and you are talking about desires. These are very different contexts.

Attempts to characterize behavior show homosexuals more commonly staying with parents and supporting relatives. The usual explanation for this is that they are not interested or able to compete in the usual mating and paring rituals. It isn't that they want to reproduce so much as they want to contribute to the tribe and in doing so result in the reproductive capacity of the entire tribe being increased.
The Open App Markets Act and the American Innovation and Choice Online Act are currently making their way through the House.
Where I live the classism is reversed, in that arriving by bus means you can afford to live by public transit.

The same goes for showing up to a party with a salad from your backyard garden or fresh baked bread. Having the time and space for these is a luxury now, whereas my mother would prefer to pick something up on the way.
Having that happen in one place deep in the tree wouldn't mean much: black would need to be able to get such a zugzwang (or other win) against anything white does.
Wow, that's nearly another mortgage payment. Forever! For the privilege of living in Rochester, NY?
This doesn't happen on Android, so don't worry too much about it. I can bet my 2 cents on that 99% of users will only use app stores even after this regulation and Apple has a power to make it happen. Of course Apple will need to spend some of its energy on suppressing real competition but that's not what customers need to worry about...
At first I came up with them myself, but found that it often comes up with better ones, so I ask it for variations.

I think I got it to even fill the title given a picture, something like “Article picture caption: Man holding an apple.
Article title: ...”. Might experiment more with that in the future.
Subject: business models to become huge monopolies.

Apple makes $$$ from selling products people mostly love.

Google, Facebook/Meta make most of their cash from surveillance capitalism, I mean, advertising. Microsoft (tracking keystrokes in Windows) and Amazon (“we are a ‘data’ company”) also aren’t really privacy focused (though they do get chunks of income from actual products)

So I’m a bit torn with this legislation.
I've never been in a postion that had on-call responsibilities that was hourly. Everyone of them was salaried positions. Is on-call hourly employees a thing? Sorry, I'm not well versed in how to screw over employees except any of my direct experiences
https://twitter.com/TobiasCornille/status/154972906039745331...

Unless I'm missing something, these seem pretty darn good
> You'll never have issues because your ISPs DNS is slow or dead

You will have issues because your DNS is slow or dead :)
Additionally, it's also open-sourced on GitHub and can be self-hosted, with easy instructions to do so: https://github.com/kuprel/min-dalle
When have you last seen a decisive game from the starting position by two modern engines on normal hardware? I haven't seen one for many years.
Thinking bigger: I'm pretty sure the combo of a relatively free global Internet, liberal democracy on large (much bigger than city-state) scales, and cheap, customized, on-demand generation of totally fake text + photo + video propaganda based on simple prompts, cannot all co-exist. At least one of these isn't going to survive alongside the others. If we just let things keep going the way they are, I expect "liberal democracy on large scales" is the one we'll lose—and whatever follows probably won't let the fairly-free, global Internet keep existing, either, so we'll lose that too.
As much as I love the Huberman podcast, I do feel he spoke outside of his domain a bit too much on that episode in certain sections.

Sure, he is far more credentialed than I am, but it's not like he conducted any of the research himself. He is merely spouting off what one could find on PubMed, APA, etc..

While I think mindfulness can be beneficial, the research he cited about just 17 minutes (or whatever arbitrary number) can have permeant changes in the brains of individuals both with and without ADHD to be ridiculous.

I also find any research relating to ADHD and fish oil supplementation to be extremely dubious. It appears research is starting to back-track on that one too.

That being said, I do really enjoy his podcast, but just because he repeats something does not mean it's true/untrue. I would have preferred him to have an interview with an expert in the field of neuropsychiatry or of equal qualification.
Definitely worse-quality. Maybe more diverse for some prompts yeah.
LinkedIn remains the most impersonated brand in phishing attacks
It is common in UK to be salaried but on call on an hourly rate.
There are other taxes that don’t function that way though. Like capital gains and stamp duty. Those taxes do frequently get gamed.
Why does tax policy need to directly influence the mix of 1bdr and 3bdr apartments? Renters who need 3bdr apartments have enormous influence over the market already.
Thanks for all the feedback! I've now added a third, red color that indicates that the correct piece type was moved, but not necessarily the correct piece.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1413265/180053121-...
What do they know that we don’t?
This is a bit like saying sewage shouldn’t be kept out of the drinking water supply because it has valuable vitamins in it.
That's obviously not ideal for your family, but it's precisely what property taxes (or more directly a land value tax) is designed to do. If your grandparents couldn't use the land in a way that covered the property taxes, then the argument is that the use of the land is likely inefficient and it would be better overall if the land was being used more productively. It sounds like the system did exactly what it was supposed to do.

Edit: not to mention that VAT and sales taxes are considered regressive taxes that disproportionately burden the less wealthy. I would much quicker remove VAT than property taxes.
Orkestra Obsolete play Blue Monday using 1930s instruments [video]
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-06/flood-victims-living-...

https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/housing-crisis-continues-after-f...

S https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-06/flood-victims-living-...

And here’s the link to the TV story:
https://www.abc.net.au/7.30/housing-crisis-continues-after-f...
I think they may be shipping from Russia, so that may be part of the problem.
We've had safe lnaguages for decades - for example Ada

https://www.adacore.com/about-ada
Just allow the elderly to accrue property/land tax debts against the value of the property, redeemed when sold/transferred or on death.
Pet peeve: does "117% more" mean 1.17 times the expected amount, or 2.17 times the expected amount?

I avoid using this kind of terminology in my writing because I'm never completely sure that my readers will share the same exact definition of how those numbers should be interpreted.
Thankfully it doesn't introduce any researcher bias, doesn't ban people from using it on the basis of country, doesn't use your personal data like phone number...

And the best of all - it does have a meme community around it, and you can always donate if you feel it adds value to your life
Not sure why you were downvoted. My brain immediately went to this. Didn't even need to click the link to know what it was.

Good viewing for everyone, much like "webscale".
Model 15 App
That's a bit strong. The levels attained by the likes of Magnus is true art, and it's cool that the art has had such a following for so long.

I agree on fast chess being more fun, but hey now :)
> Asking DALLE for a bunch of football players, would expectedly produce a huddled group of black men

I think, for about 95% of the world football is synonymous with soccer. Its kind of interesting that you take this particular example to represent what reality looks like statistically
The journalism around that incident seems typically silly- like my shell should be considered racist because I can type 'echo "Hitler did nothing wrong"'
You have it backwards.

Half the population of the UK lives in areas where public transport has enabled limiting the space required by traffic. In some other parts of the world, similar situations have been resolved by removing excess houses, making more space for traffic.

Also, private vehicles include bikes and scooters, which are often more appropriate for urban settings than cars.
Feels like the headlines could be generated similar to the style of "They Fight Crime!"

"He's a hate-fuelled neurotic farmboy searching for his wife's true killer. She's a tortured insomniac snake charmer from a family of eight older brothers. They fight crime!"

https://theyfightcrime.org/

Here's an implementation in Perl.

http://paulm.com/toys/fight_crime.pl.txt
Mixpanel expands free Startup Program eligibility
I think someones FIRST house should be property tax free up to a certain amount that is reasonably indexed to some home value inflation metric.

Any houses or value after that should be taxed.

I think that the government constantly threatening to take your basic shelter that that you PAYED FOR already and put you out on the street... even though.. I repeat.. you PAYED FOR THE PROPERTY ALREADY..is outright fascism.
Isn't your envy/entitlement misplaced, by your own argument "you can always choose to live in a cheaper home".
There's little to no incentive for these companies to invest in us manufacturing. Developing fabs elsewhere would likely meet less regulatory difficulty and have lower labor costs.

This CHIPS act is a necessary acknowledgement that something has to be done to onshore this production. Semiconductors are- from a national security level & beyond- one of the few absolutely critical must have industrial capacities, and the US- if it wants to have this capability- locally has to be willing to put up and shell out extra money to compensate & adjust for our costlier/uncompetitve economic environment.
Going through all of opening theory to invent enough new ideas that might give them a tiny edge, somewhere. And then eventually memorizing what they found.
It already is https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com is powered by StyleGAN [1] . Its on GitHub at [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StyleGAN

[2] https://nvlabs.github.io/stylegan3/
Actually got a chuckle out of the duck one (http://dailywrong.com/man-finally-comfortable-just-holding-a...). Thanks! I hope your keep generating them. Kind of wish there weren't a newsletter nag, but on the other hand it adds to the realism. Could be worthwhile to generate the text of the nag with gpt too; call it a kind of lampshading.
If everyone on the block turns their homes into multiplexes or high rises, this would attract businesses/restaurants to cater to the new residents which would ultimately increase the value of the land and the corresponding taxes, so I'm confused how it's different than property taxes in that regard
'How do you show he is lying?' maybe makes the scenario harder to digest than it needs to be: we have great difficulty with this with, e.g., huckster politicians, since we might see that what the huckster is saying cannot be true and that the huckster benefits from it and still not be able to show that the huckster knew what they were saying was false when they said it.

Let's make tboyd's scenario rather more concrete: suppose the huckster mind-uploader tilts the marketing at a particular religious group that happens to be wealthy. He uses the group's theological terms in their marketing, which is based on a notion of soul quite similar to mainstream Christianity, although the group is more transhumanism-friendly than, e.g., the Roman Catholics, and advertises the dubious product in their newsletter. You are a former software engineer who is studying to become take orders in this group and are convinced the product cnnot do what it claims. How do you go about showing this?
Who are "the news media companies" here, exactly? Who is "they" and what do you mean when you say they "forgot race relations to push other issues"?

I ask this because I'm pretty sure race relations are still being discussed among "the news media" and I'm wondering how you came to this conclusion.
I think it’s just another way of saying they think unions level the pay scale (bring up the bottom, bring down the top) and they believe they’re above the median line.

I’m not sure if that’s actually the effect unions have, but assuming it is - that position is still so incredibly selfish. Even if you are on the high end, you weren’t aways. Hold the door open for the next generation. Lift everybody up. Let everyone get a first helping before you go back for seconds.
ck.k was my first attempt to design a concatenative language with array semantics.

much more interesting in my opinion is the XY language, here:

https://nsl.com/k/xy/xy.txt

XY contains the primitives of k + 9 core primitives, in terms of which all the stack operations of joy can be defined:

-> queue [X^z Y] -> [X z]
<- stack [X^z Y] -> [z Y]

=> cache [X^z Y] -> [X Y^z]
<= uncache [X Y^z] -> [X^z Y]

/ use [X^z Y] -> [X z,Y]
\ mention [X z^Y] -> [X^z Y]

` enclose [X^z Y] -> [X^{z} Y]
disclose [X^{z} Y] -> [X^z Y]

( stack* [X Y] -> [X^[X] Y]
) queue* [X Y] -> [X^[Y] Y]

i've implemented the following modules:

stack the basic Joy stack words, e.g. 'dup'
list list manipulation words, e.g. 'cons'
general general operators, e.g. 'pred'
predicates predicates, e.g. 'false?'
queue queue manipulation words, e.g. 'clear'
monads keywords for K monads, e.g. 'where' for '&:'
dot K amend and dmend
adverbs XY definitions for K adverbs, e.g. 'each/'
joy XY definitions for Joy combinators, e.g. 'linrec'
call call with current/partial continuation
io input-output convenience words
misc miscellaneous
Currently they don't list USA as a place with availability.

From the shop page:

Shipping in August 2022. Currently available only for:
Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, French Polynesia, Germany, Greece, Vatican City, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom
Probably not, but it depends on the garage door. I used to be able to open my neighbor's garage door with the remote for my own garage door. There's also the opensesame attack (replay attack, search for it). You can perform such with a YTS-0 (Yard Stick One). I still ordered a Flipper Zero. Its cute as hell, probably has a neat community, and its more portable than my PortaPack + HackRF or Proxmark + Blueshark.
> Further it seems more like a moat to keep anyone else from getting as big as these "digital gatekeepers" are as suddenly when you get to a certain size you have an enormous expense.

Yes, and that's a good thing. It suppresses monopolistic tendencies before they can take hold, rather than trying to prove they are a monopoly and trying to figure out after the fact how to break them in a sensible way.

> If these companies really are that large that they have to get special laws for them isnt the solution to dissolve their monopoly and split the company up instead of starting to create separate classes of laws.

Why? All you're doing is letting that monopoly create the great device/service/whatever that lots of people seem to be enjoying, but levelling the playing field so they are still forced to compete for users instead of exploiting their monopoly power to kill any competition.

Encouraging competition is the ultimate goal because that's where the progress from capitalism comes from. If we can continue to encourage competition without going about the messy business of directly interfering with how a company is structured or how it operates, that seems like a win.
I assume something to do with proving ownership via NFT.
Netflix is getting bought
I would love access to this in order to design Silver Rounds. If you work at open API please reach out!
> The legislation has been approved. Let us see how regulators actually enforce it.

We're on the same page here: lawyers are now deciding matters of technical import, and that is not a good thing.
Some of that functionality is built into Nix/Flakes now.. i believe. Ie i used to use Lorelei but these days i just use Nix and Flakes with Direnv directly. Not sure even how it works, but it works great.

But i use Flakes through my entire setup, so i imagine that's why.
Ugh, not another Discord to monitor.
The market didn't become more perverse because no more land. It was perverse from it's inception, you just wouldn't come across the scaling issue until such time as population seeking space outstripped finite supply of land.

Any market will run into this fundamental problem. The issue is apriori to market facillitated resource allocation systems. Whatever unit you use to represent value or as the unit of transaction; it will inevitably centralize once demand starts outstripping supply, and rent extraction becomes an effective capital amplifier.

It's the magic of power laws. Everybody without capital assets pays everyone who has it. Those with it lift the prices by virtue of the fact they too are factored into average buying power amongst the potential set of transactors. That justifies higher asks, which decreases your non-capital owning members supply of transaction medium to devote to acquiring more capital which increases your rent extractors capability to diversify, rinse, repeat.

There.
Is.
No.
Escape.
Except estate taxes, assuming no immortal legal fictions. In the presence of such, you're hosed for recreating a level playing field for latecomers.