skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Please don't break the site guidelines yourself, regardless of how wrong someone is or you feel they are. It only makes everything worse, and stuff like this:

> Probably the most moronic thing I’ve read on HN

is the quintessence of what the guidelines ask you not to do: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html. Also, you carried it further (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32426030) and that's exactly what we don't want.
Hi, author here - that's a great point. When I first saw those results and how inaccurate they were, I thought there was a chance it was returning me an overfitted actual input image from training. Most likely not, but they were so realistic (and I was used to just seeing llamas until this point), that I thought I'd play it safe.

Also, I came across this article which suggests that at some point users were not allowed to share images generating human faces, artificial or not: https://mixed-news.com/en/openais-dall-e-2-may-now-generate-...
Genuine question, why does Meta need a chatbot?
I think it took 50+ years for public consensus to form around smoking (even if many people bought in sooner), and now vape culture has challenged that same consensus by formally changing the subject of research.

Meanwhile, challenges to the consensus around morbid obesity are skyrocketing to the top of thoughtful communities like HN as recently as last week.

I’m personally skeptical on both fronts, but also don’t find myself drawn to either, so my skepticism isn’t practically meaningful.

And especially since I’m not much effected, I can’t moralize over somebody else’s relationship to those beliefs or how they live in light of them. If they want to hope vaping is safe and obesity is misunderstood, or even if they’d just rather be a fat smoker and take statins, that’s kinda their thing to sort out. I can’t possibly expect myself to know their context better than they do.
They aren't "blowing" anything. Mass deployment of electric cars is a waste of resources that will not solve any problem and Chile is correct to prioritise minimising damage to the environment and human health.
That would make sense except you have them the wrong way around.
It was tedious flamebait making a point that has already been a cliché for years—surely in the top 10 clichés of the most flamewar-prone topic that exists right now.

Regardless of one's position is on the underlying issue, that's off topic for HN. We're not here to repeat the same talking points over and over; that's the opposite of what we're here for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...
we are actually doing that now at https://fmad.io for SDR instead of raw oscilloscope ADC. SDR is about an order of magnitude less data e.g. 6GS/sec instead of 60GS/sec and Matlab as the backend instead of Python.. as its a bit faster when mining terabytes of data for that ah-ha wtf bit.

Surprisingly cool going from raw IQ/analog data to ethernet frames much like the op has written.
Different strokes for different folks.

The console experience is still much easier. My Xbox Series S controller won't even sync to my PC right now.

I even brought the USB controller adapter since Bluetooth wasn't working. I have to find my old Xbox One controller.

On my PS4 I turn the controller on. Select the game, I'm done

It just works.

I prefer PC gaming , but lately I just want to chill on my coach, playing Crash 4.

I guess it's possible via unholy levels of customization to get a PC to wake on input via gamepad. And then open a GUI with full gamepad support.

* BUT STEAM DECK*

Great, PC gaming without Gamepass or official support for anything not on Steam.
By the way, if you want a painless multi master Redis, simply install KeyDB.

I am not affiliated, just a happy user.
Silk road was primarily in the drug business not the murder for hire business. Drug deregulation is a pretty popular view at hn.
Okay, I'll be the first to share my score: NaN, because I couldn't figure out the first few rounds.

Actually got 780.
Welcome to reality: many corporations break a lot of laws, few are prosecuted.
yeah! I was looking forward to seeing my score & results and then it was all just gone!
Right. The two being pronounced the same is essential to the joke.
I honestly feel like you were just matching the tone of my comment so no harm done really. Mine was smarmy, yours passive aggressive. Its like a 90s sitcom in here!
I actually cried laughing reading this. Thank you for sharing your transcript.
Thank you for that last paragraph. It is so tiresome to read other people saying that "capitalism" is to blame for everything. You make an excellent point that it's neither socialism nor capitalism per se that's to blame.
"Each pattern also includes code that demonstrates how it may be implemented in object-oriented programming languages like C++ or Smalltalk."

https://www.google.com/books/edition/_/6oHuKQe3TjQC?gbpv=1
This website is the only place I find people who say that the TikTok algorithm somehow doesn't work. If that's the case, why is everyone so addicted to it? Talk to any other person and their feed is completely unique from any other person. If you're into comedy, you get comedy videos. If you're into educational stuff, you get that. If you're into sexy girls dancing, you get that.

Admittedly the last one seems to be the default (I assume like in most cases, the most popular stuff of all is softcore porn, and therefore it'll default to showing that), but if you scroll past the sexy girls dancing instead of sitting through the whole video, it'll learn you're not interested. So I can only surmise if you kept getting them it's because you're watching them. I don't think TikTok has a feature to detect HN users and turn the algorithm off just for them for some reason.
OneNote is OK at the note-taking part, but as far as I can tell your information ends up pretty much locked up in OneNote. It can only export in certain circumstances on certain platforms, and even then only as PDF or a proprietary ZIP format. Which is a deal-breaker, for me at least. I'm pretty sure it used to be able to export in a more portable format.
That sounds like a great course. What stood out to me is that the group is preparing for an actual show and gets real world experience in an environment with set audience expectations (ie. people coming to see a group of amateurs), which is a great way to go about it. I’ve seen improv courses here that basically are just a weekly workshop and then at the end you are on your own.
I don't follow your numbers to get 6 years. I get like 2.5. Seems like 450k/yr is a pretty great return on capital. Good luck finding 45% annual return on an investment.
Thank you so much for all the suggestions. I'll update the diagram in the next few days.

We plan to go through the whole list with video explanations. So far, we have done two:
Consistent hashing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF9Iqmg94tk
Geohash/Quadtree: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4lR_Va97cQ
Posting like this will get you banned here, no matter how wrong someone is or you feel they are.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Yes, at least on the phone itself. App developers are generally free to share freely with others from their own server platforms, as long as they stay within bounds of applicable privacy laws, etc.
Solution: stop thinking. Sign me up!
>Yep, I'm disillusioned. All the jobs seem pointless or boring.

Yeah i felt the same way. Left tech. Now i own a construction business. Very rewarding work. Imagine people living in or conducting business inside of your work product for perhaps generations.
> You were 0px off

> 300px by 270px

wat

Edit: More substantively, the score becomes `NaN` if you click without moving the mouse after pressing Start, because mouseX and mouseY are undefined until the first mousemove after initialization.
>Hacker News always has crazy takes when it comes to anything diet related.

HN comment sections are useful only when it comes to tech/business/programming subjects now, and even then the noise to info ratio is getting quite high. Turns out in the 21st century intelligence and knowledge no longer span across subjects as universally as the 18th century.
Do you mean in the US, globally, or what? HN has lots of readership outside the US.
This breaks down for music because of mandatory licensing
it simply ignored my preferences and kept throwing at me more of juvenile videos.

I did not have a similar experience at all. I’d be a little concerned if I had.

As others have said I think most people’s experience is that TikTok is absolutely phenomenal at discerning what people want to watch - even if they are not aware of their preference themselves.
Lol, more practically you could get something like this!

https://www.amazon.com/Zeus-Dynamo-Powerhouse-Crank-Generato...

Or, if you live in a cold climate, you could make a thermo-electric generator vest to wear around town.
I have them the right way around, it's everyone else who has them the wrong way around.
That depends on if I have to pay for an entirely separate car to provide backup.

I think there are a lot of valid arguments to have residential solar, but I'm just saying that the big picture economics aren't really there. You have to pay to maintain the commercial transmission and generating capacity, and then pay again for a more expensive redundant local system.
Intel CPUs are higher-than-root exploitable remotely, by design. Closing the USB debugging root hole seems penny-wise and pound-foolish.
I interviewed with one of the cofounders. brilliant team - asked him why pizza and he basically said it’s a market with infinite demand, so easy to scale. I guess we’ll see.
> Surely you aren't arguing that his book—which, crucially, did ultimately sell and get published—being initially rejected by a couple of publishers constitutes "discrimination."

You don’t believe that rejecting an author’s book on the basis of their gender or race is discrimination?

> … a lot of anecdotal complaining by people who are no longer benefiting from the obsolete modes of discrimination that they formerly rode to success.

People are complaining about explicit discrimination on the basis of race and gender.

> … people who are no longer benefiting from the obsolete modes of discrimination that they formerly rode to success.

This isn’t about producing a level playing field, but in fact, actively discriminating against individuals on the basis of race and gender.

To quote:

> Bo Burnham said, “There’s a lot of elephants in the room right now, as there should be. Maybe there were elephants there the entire time… and I think it’s slightly unfair for us to expect the solution to these inequities to be perfectly fair.”

> This is the bitter pill many white men find difficult to swallow.

Why yes, discrimination is difficult for anyone to swallow.

The only surprise is to see so much prejudice and bias celebrated by the same people who spend so much time pretending to care about discrimination and marginalization of others.
How I develop applications with Laravel
>0 ohm resistors

Had me scratching my head for a minute there. I guess it's a thing now, though we used to just call them jumpers.
Dotfiles aren't universal either: Windows doesn't hide dotfiles and instead uses a file attribute to mark hidden files. Whatever you do will have portability concerns.
Well, except for the fact that there's usually no border control at municipal boundaries and probably no legal mechanism by which the cities could change that.
In a wet year that kind of place looks pretty lush but in a dry year it is hard to believe cattle can survive. People can argue forever about what the carrying capacity is because the answer is "it depends".
That's too bad. As is, I get the lower EV rates through the whole house, whenever the utility company detects that I'm charging my car. I suspect that utility companies don't like charging less for non-EV power, so can only assume they backed this.
> A global financial system could very likely be built on top of a system like this.

No it can't.

Two major reasons (and this isn't an exhaustive list, just the first couple that spring to mind): 1) the lack of scalability both in transaction rate and data volumes, and 2) the lack of transaction reversibility.
Chrome dev tools shift+arrows (increment by 10) ftw
Someone please paste the text of the article here. Thanks.
Doesn’t work on touch on an iPad.
> The results of using basis vectors for derivations aren’t riddled with artifacts of any particular coordinate system, as it would become immediately clear when expressing Christoffel symbols, for example - they wouldn’t be equal with other approaches.

But the Christoffel symbols are artifacts of a particular coordinate system - the real object is the connection, of which the Christoffel symbols are just basis-dependent components.
I use DDG as my default and rarely use !g. My only wish is that DDG had better “immediate results” like Google, where if I am looking for a conversion or a time in a different city, it just displayed the result rather than me having to go to one of the first results and type in the desired conversion there. I love how Google does that, but hate everything else Google does so it isn’t enough to cause me to switch back.
What is the quality of Russian-made computers? In the post-Soviet era, some Russian lab equipment gained a reputation for being a good economical alternative. I never heard anything about computers, though.
Sounds delicious :)
We buy our pizza dough from a pizza shop down the block, but i would love to try making it some time
Yep, I worked at Lowes as a second job one summer. It was more rewarding helping people find stuff for their projects than being a dev.
And yet, the departments that are most derided for being "woke" by the right (the humanities) are the only ones who are critical of American hypercapitalism and the hollowing out of the middle class. If you want honest analysis of the economic ills of our system, you need to go to the humanities departments.
> we basically don't have social media right now, we have advertising engines masquerading as social media

And that's been true of mainstream media for a long time also.
Author's username is a highly plausible story beat. "Wubba-lubba-dub-dub! I created a Linux kernel debugging environment and got my name in the hexad*burp*ecimal numbering system, Morty. Now when all those less-intelligent-than me nerds are debugging their kernels, they'll see me in their memory dumps. I'm a part of math, Morty! I'm gonna live forever!"
Here's another excellent opportunity: make all fines for moving violations proportional to GVWR.
The author is mostly correctly, except about one thing: pickle can be read from Golang code.

I wrote a library for this years ago: https://github.com/hydrogen18/stalecucumber
Actually got 597 and was amazed to come here and see this comment. I'm pretty close on the x-axis guesses, but by y-axis was all over the place.
Here's the thing.

#1) Nothing about drug dispensing is simple.

#2) No one actually wants a perfectly working system, because for that, you'd need an unconscionable level of surveillance and centralization, which to be frank, we're rapidly approaching an ACME of to be quite honest, given EHR mandates.

#3) the medical/Pharmaceutical Benefits Management industry is a distributed system at it's core. Distributed Sustems are hard, and the system as it stands is optimized toward A rather than C in the presence of P. (CAP theorem)

#4) All controlled substances get reported into a centralized narcotics database overseen by the Federal Government, and all Controlled substance prescriptions come off DEA serialized prescription pads. This database, as far as I am aware, is not shared with the States, so they have no visibility into the actual flow until they are told to look out for it. I may be wrong on this one now though. It certainly isn't looked at except in a reactive sense it seems.

Now, PBM's are on the look out for that sort of thing, since the Government got egg on it's face and has been taking it out on everyone, but even so, that mmakes me nervous, as I'm wary of insurers becoming proxy medical decision makers.
They lied to us and lost their basis for trust, totally screwed themselves

If they change their recommendations based on the public being tired of it, then they would seem to be dysfunctional on both sides of the calamity
They lost me when they decided to filter out disinformation from search results. I’m good on needing a search engine to “protect” me from wrong ideas.

Short of them completely reversing course and throwing out an apology, I’ve moved on from DDG. Companies that curate content for political reasons are a dime a dozen and we don’t need another one.
Qt is generally as fast as GTK. It's a bigger library that does a lot more but it is still as fast or faster.

I agree that we shouldn't always think "this is premature optimization". However, we should focus our optimization efforts where they matter, and I really struggle to think of a place where signal latency is really crucial. In any well architected software that's going to be really rare and it makes sense to focus your efforts on optimizing other parts of the software, which seems to be what the Qt devs did.
Link #1 and #3 mention crypto as one of the causes of the shortage.

Like #2 is a statement by Nvidia who has a vested interest in lying, and has lied about the exact same issue so blatantly that they got fined by the SEC for it.

https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/6/23059930/nvidia-sec-charge...

Scalpers only come in when there's a shortage already, they don't cause shortages except at launch, they just delay items getting to the real users.

There's image and video evidence of dozens to hundreds of GPU mining rigs in a single room if you care to look.

Eg. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/788512140322406473/90...

https://old.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/r39ph3/found_...

https://old.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/wganva/posted...
A bioengineered cornea can restore sight to blind people
My wife and I were in a bind last year, and a younger friend from work watched our toddler for about 5 hours. It was his first time taking care of a small child, and it was eye-opening for him to say the least! It gave him some perspective as a manager as to why folk with kids are always so tired.
> It is legally problematic to remove until you switch financing...

Is it?

Unless their financing T&C specifically tell you you are bound to let them track you, can't you just pop it out and tell them to pound sand?
ncurses' clear defaults to clearing scrollback and you have to use `-x` to not clear it. I would think most distros use it.

Busybox clear does not clear scrollback nor does it provide an option to do it. But for example on Alpine where Busybox clear is the default, the ncurses package can be installed to get the ncurses clear.
If you're not tired of the whole affair, you should try MidJourney. It's good at different things from DALL-E, but I do feel it produces higher quality pictures on average.
Very cool work! I really hope this develops a community behind it!
or A*
I would cede "there is no monopoly that can't be argued to improve consumer welfare in some way (even if it's actually terrible for consumers)"
I like phones with SD slots but I don't think that analogy fits very well. Those consoles still support USB drives for game archival, right? And having an SD card on your phone doesn't help you move apps around.

We need laws that fix the ability to resell digital-only games and programs and media. Whether or not storage is removable.
I implemented a shoddy version of this once (before accepting that pickles are worth it) only took like 100 LOC for serialization and deserialization.
Read the release log for Funny Number jokes, came away disappointed
My point is that that sort of person is not organizing their files at all. They're not refusing the Linux/Windows/Mac hierarchy and choosing a different one consciously, they just don't understand that the hierarchy even exists.
They don't disclose when they install those devices generally. If they do, it's buried under 100s of pages of documents.
absolutely the same
Do you accept visa/mc/amex giftcards? Stripe merchants can opt to decline these cards.
It's simple. Whenever I query for "X", under the hood duck duck go queries "X reddit".

Jokes aside I think fixing the SEO hacking as the author mentions would go the longest way. It's really bad for stack overflow posts. When I Google a programming error the first few results are copy cat sites with the exact Stack Overflow questions and replies. I don't understand how SEO has evolved to favor that over the actual, more popular, stack overflow page.
This is really interesting research. But I'm a little surprised a research group was able to tap the entirety of a large university campus's internet traffic. Is that common?
Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 151
A summary from @jensimmons:

• Lazy iframe loading

• CSS color-mix() function

• specifying the interpolation color space in CSS gradients

• `scan` media query

• WebDriver – three Shadow Root commands
Ad Tech Revenue Statements Indicate Unclear Effects of App Tracking Transparency
Humble Bundle Books Popular Programming Languages
Supreme Court Denies Coinbase Request to Intervene in Lawsuits
There are taxes too depends where you are. So likely closer to 50. At least calculate that way give oneself an assurance 41.67 is fixed for 3 years. It could be likely they intend to charge maybe 30/mth and then ramp up to 60/mth towards the end. So at the end of 3yrs, it will be 60x12x3 instead of 41.67x12x3. We got official near 10% inflation (unofficial near 20%). I doubt that 41.67 is what they have in mind for coming months.
I don't have a problem with people using Facebook this way -- that's cool if it fills this function for you!

It is unfortunate though that as "a glorified phone book" Facebook engages in so many practices that are creepy and intrusive. I think that if Facebook did just provide phonebook-like functionality I would be so interested in using it. Instead, it feels more like an application(s) built to serve ads that happens to provide some phonebook functionality.

But, ultimately Meta's business model won't change for users like me -- and I don't blame them. And they don't necessarily need to change because although everyone seems to dislike the practices they engage in, nobody really quits Facebook.
> So, that’s another opportunity for DuckDuckGo, by ranking the results based on the content’s quality and relevance, as Google used to do before.

This makes it sound like that's easy. Yes, SEO twattery is an issue, and with the growth of the web it's also much more prevalent and the stakes are higher. Google from 2022 has a much harder problem to solve than Google from 2000. DDG can't "just" solve that just as Google can't "just" solve that.
Wow that's wild. Huge pain

How did you solve some of these issue's?
You can buy ethereum on an exchange. Essentially they're changing the economic commitment required to participate in the consensus from demonstration of computational work to a monetary stake.
> Might be something to do with the workplace setting and money being involved in work. I don't get how transactional behavior in professional settings became taboo when money is at the center of most of it anyways. Nothing personal, just business.

I don't see it as taboo, but when I'm spending eight hours a day with the same group of people, it's just less exhausting if you enjoy spending time with them. If I get to know my teammates and have stuff to talk to them about in downtime, it's less boring than just keeping my head down and not interacting with anyone. Most of my work friends aren't people I'd actively seek to spend time with outside work, and usually I don't keep close contact with them afterwards, but even as someone who's pretty introverted, I would burn out way faster without any sort of social interaction at work.