skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even though Termination Shock wasn't super out there, I thought it's better than a lot of his book wrt characterization (even if there were a few moments that didn't work for me)
Belief in having had COVID is more strongly associated with long COVID symptoms than actually having had COVID, as confirmed by antibody tests: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/27877...
The military is not ruled by the ISI.
Or ebay
I really look forward to a language with first-class explicit algebras, with operators, laws, equality, types. Rather than ad hocery on multimethods, or kludgery slathered thick over single dispatch, or the ever popular "you just can't get there from here".

"1 is not an object; + is not a message"... I'm failing to find the quote, but it dates back like 40 years to smalltalk, and yet here we still are.
Is there some unspoken political message here saying that you cant spot one by looks? Otherwise seems kind of stupid.
That's what people say about my mental illness as well.

Also, In March I went into a bad psychosis, came out of it with Klonopin. The next day I did not feel well, took my temp that night; 99. Next day test COVID positive. Today my previous poor fatigue is even worse and my mood has been more unstable than ever.

I do not thing that me wanting to kill myself after walking a mile is something you all experience from time to time so shhhhhhhh.....
I have an Electron app on GitHub which uses their macOS runners to run tests and even package and sign the application: https://github.com/simonw/datasette-app/blob/84903f2ab171fb2...

Wrote up a bit about how that works here:

- https://til.simonwillison.net/electron/sign-notarize-electro...

- https://til.simonwillison.net/electron/testing-electron-play...
Non-issue. You can use fopen in C++ and remember to fclose, too.
Twitter didn't have a problem banning Trump. Not so easy to pick sides when you're in another country's politics.
Yea definitely when they started a studio in Dallas, I don't remember the congress persons that were on similar stance as Diane. During the 90's, progressives played a larger role though. There was also Mortal Kombat fiasco:

> During the U.S. Congressional hearing on video game violence, Democratic Party Senator Herb Kohl, working with Senator Joe Lieberman, attempted to illustrate why government regulation of video games was needed by showing clips from 1992's Mortal Kombat and Night Trap (another game featuring digitized actors).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1993_United_States_Senate_hear...
I can’t speak for AppKit, but UIKit/Cocoa Touch was pretty rough early on. Major chunks of “standard” functionality were missing and standard widgets were somewhat inflexible. It was common to pull in third party libraries and write custom widget code for relatively basic things.

Based on my experience, the UIKit dev experience didn’t start to reach the level of completeness it’s known for now until some time between iOS 7 and 9… at least that’s when I remember the number of “required” third party libraries start to steeply decline.
They said nothing about Twitter's behavior being strange. They said the strange part is people applauding Twitter's content moderation for certain topics, while justifying their inaction on others.
The shuttle o-rings were working exactly as designed. The shuttle management was full of bureaucracy that decided it needed to 'move fast and break things' and ignore known cold weather launch condition issues like failure of o-rings. The o-ring engineers/designers objected to the launch and refused to sign off on it, but they were overruled by management and ignored.
>you maintain your website just for fun and you find it fulfilling?

This.

Also I use it as a public repository of information I either often forget and have to look up again or want to have accessible everywhere easily (for example recipes, restaurant recommendations and git conmands)

Ultimalely I just like tinkering on a website without pressure to perform well in aspects that are business relevant.
> what you call ads it's actually called upselling.

Are you sure you don't mean cross selling? IIUC upselling means trying to sell a customer a more expensive version of their chosen product, while cross selling means trying to sell extra products which combine well with the customer's chosen product.
NASA's – Artemis 1 Moon Mission – Live Updates
What does "70 health interventions were made" mean?
The jokes translate just fine.

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Under Brexit, every family gets what they need. That's why Tesco puts a sign up that says "nobody needs groceries today."

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What did Great Britain use to light its homes with before using candles?

Electricity.

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Q: Why is Brexit superior to Europe?

A: Because it heroically overcomes problems that would not exist if we'd stayed in.

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At a party meeting, a Conservative party officer is drilling a local worker. He asks him: “Fellow Briton, if you had two houses, would you give one to the Conservative Party?”

The worker responds “Yes, definitely, fellow Briton, I would give one of my houses to the party!”

Then he asks “Fellow Briton, if you had two cars, would you give one to the party?”

Again, the worker says, “Yes, I would give one of my cars to the party!”

Finally, the officer asks, “If you had two shirts, would you give one to the party?”

“No!”

The officer asks “But why? Why won’t you give one of your shirts to the party?”

The worker says: “Because I HAVE two shirts!”

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A schoolboy wrote in his weekly essay: “My cat just had seven kittens. They’re all Brexiters.”

The following week, the boy wrote: “my cat’s kittens are all Remainers.”

The teacher called him up and asked him to explain the sudden change. “Last week, you said they were all Brexiters!”

The boy nodded. “They were, but this week they all opened their eyes.”

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A man walks into Sainsbury's. He asks the shop assistant, “You don’t have any meat?” The assistant says, “No, here we don’t have any fish. The counter that doesn’t have any meat is across the store.”

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A European fairy tale begins, "Once upon a time, there was...." A Brexit fairy tale begins, "Once we're through all of this, there will be...."

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Great Britain is the most progressive country in the world. Life was already better yesterday than it's going to be tomorrow.

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Not sure where you saw that the DMCA safe harbor provisions apply to moderation policy; It has everything to do with Copyright and removal of copyrighted material; nothing to do with moderation of UGC. It is directly in the name "Digital Millenium Copyright Act".

Content moderation is covered by the CDA section 230; completely separate from the DMCA

And it 100% should apply to Cloudflare as well; if they're caching copyrighted material they need to respond to takedown requests or lose that safe harbor protection. Just as it applies to Google for indexing alleged copyright material; if you've ever seen that "links removed due to DMCA takedown notices" in search results, even when they are not hosting said content.

IANAL also, and I don't know how much DMCA stuff is handled cross borders (I do believe some DMCA provisions are applicable thru trade treaties and the like, but not sure); and I do think DMCA takedowns are rife with abuse; but content moderation really has nothing to do with it..
That's a huge percentage. 10%!

If that's true then it's a no brainer even if other things are more egregious
Kdenlive is what I use now.
I actually live in Croatia these days and have some experience with zadruge (Yugoslav cooperatives). Many of the agricultural cooperatives still survive, but the worker cooperatives were largely converted into joint stock corporations in the early 90s and then asset stripped by private equity and crooked politicians for a decade or two thereafter.

Several family members worked at zadruge and that's where I get most of my information from, so take this all with a grain of salt...

One of the key issues with zadruge was that, while nominally cooperatives, they were actually owned and managed by the state. Directors were appointed by the communist party and not elected by the workers. As a result, a culture of kleptocracy crept in, since party rank and connections were more beneficial than seniority or hard work, and resentment grew between labor and management.

This has tainted the idea of cooperatives in the former Yugoslavia, so few people are interested in reviving cooperatives today, even though the core issues that plagued zadruge have improved dramatically since 1991.

They were, however, an experiment in democracy in the workplace, albeit limited. And that was radical for its time. Most people I've spoken with say that, for all their failings, zadruge were enriching and empowering places to work and much preferred alternatives to today's jobs.
Mastery is often encouraged - even with tropes like “Jack of trades master of none” used to deliver insults to some of us - but saying used in full phrase is “a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.” ~ Shakespeare

Most of us won’t be polymaths per se but we now live in a world where information and knowledge are in abundance in whatever field of interest and for the most part it’s almost “free”.

With abundance and accessibility (regardless of your class to some extend) can create anxiety and depression or even paralysis since prioritizing shifts entirely on you - mentally as opposed to life’s circumstances forcing you to a particular path because that’s or was the only option. I believe this is a major source of anxiety and even depression in the internet age.

My point is, unlike many commenters, I see your point and even share what you’re feeling to some extend. Most people assume it’s just a matter of priorities, killing FOMO and perhaps being content with life you have now or whatever life has handed you, but it’s not that simple. It’s much deeper.

Perhaps you’re dealing with Chronophobia [0] of some sort that need to be addressed. For me it manifested itself as fear of not having enough time to read all the books that interests me - even if I start reading 24/7 now! My wishlist is insanely long and growing, yet I’m hoarding books and magazines I bought years ago because I simply don’t have time! With help of an expert, I was able to trace my fear to growing up in third-word county in a village setting; curious about everything but with zero access to books / library or entertainment for that matter. I read everything I got my hands to kill time and quench my curiosity and now I have access to all books in the word but no time!

[0] - https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/22579-chronop...
Your software looks great! Is it generic enough to work on business cards?
The entire west is under severe drought, from central Texas to California. California is an easy target, but the problems are everywhere and getting worse.

> In most of the state, the drought has not yet affected the water supply, but South Texas and areas served by reservoirs along the Rio Grande have already seen water shortage concerns, Neilsen-Gammon said, pointing to the Falcon Reservoir, which reached “historically low levels” this summer.
You get all that shit with United (and I suspect other American based carriers) too. It's tacky but that's modern air travel for you.
> The autopsy shows that Schoenig died from asphyxiation

Something doesn't add up. When you pass out from holding your breath, you automatically start breathing again. What must have happened is there was so much nitrous being used, and not enough ventilation, and the nitrous displaced the air on the floor. So he passed out, fell down, and when he would have started breathing again normally, there was no air on the floor to breathe. No one thought to open a door to let the nitrous escape, so the CPR was in vain if there was no air to get into his lungs. Then his friends cleaned up all the empty whippets before the police arrived, and got their story straight: "he did one whippet, and just died," when there was probably hundreds of whippets being released in an enclosed space, pushing the air off the floor and creating a zone of asphyxiation.

So I suspect this is precisely what I described in my post, asphyxiation from displaced air on the floor. The nitrous itself did not hurt him, it just made him pass out because there was no oxygen in his lungs when he was holding in the nitrous. What killed him was asphyxiation, not toxicity to nitrous.

Decades ago, 2 kids died this way in a pickup truck. They even had the windows open, but the nitrous displaced the air along the floor, they passed out and folded over, with heads below the door-windows, and asphyxiated. More recently but still years ago, a high school boy and girl died together the same way crawling under a large advertising helium balloon to hear their voices sound funny... but there was no air under there, so they asphyxiated. The helium itself did not kill them, it is inert. The lack of air causes asphyxiation, and that is what it is fatal.

So, again, nitrous itself will not hurt you, has never hurt anyone ever, but because it is heavier than air, it displaces the air, and in an enclosed space it will push out all the air, and death by asphyxiation occurs.
Won't work at all for left-handed people, as opposed to now where it works for no one during the same period? Seems like an improvement, despite my doubts that it truly wouldn't work for left-handers.

Anyway, hopefully we can avoid wild mischaracterizations here. My expectation obviously isn't that things work 24/7 indefinitely. Think about how the typical user is going to discover that the battery is low. Either they'll get the notification just before it dies and have to charge it "soon" [1] or the mouse will simply die and force the matter. In some cases (think multi-user computer labs), the person who receives the notification and the person who has to charge the mouse might be two different people. I think it's reasonable to find waiting around on a mouse rather than whatever they were planning on doing irritating.

[1] https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/254703/get-low-bat...
Why not? It seems at least somewhat plausible that people who know about ad blockers are technically savvy and technically savvy people do better in the job market, therefore higher income and lower price sensitivity.
Who should get the payout, the slave owners or the slaves?

Incidentally, Brazil abolished slavery without a war and without paying out anyone.
Just to add anecdata: both myself and partner got our booster in early december 2021. Right before christmas, my partner came down with covid. I didn't bother to isolate from her because it would have been ineffective given our living space.

I never came down with symptoms myself - but 3 weeks later, I developed shingles, aka herpes zoster. Do not recommend the experience.
In the US, they've started playing advertisements at gas pumps. To make matters worse they turn the volume way up.

I have never in my life been so tempted to perform an act of vandalism. Something about this kind of invasion of personal and mental space is absolutely infuriating. I can't even daydream anymore -- even that is up for grabs by advertisers.
History of Silicon Innovation at AWS
I agree with you. Avid Stephenson fan, I read all of his works but 'The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O.' was the last novel I actually enjoyed..
On some routes, there are no alternatives to low-cost airlines if you want a direct flight. For example, when I flew from Prague to Milan a couple of months ago, the options were basically Wizz Air and Ryanair.
This site has a really nice design, I especially like the subtle but relaxing margins.
Coffeezilla is at it again. Conflating witness counts (where HNT miners make most of their revenue) to data credits among others.

Sure, HNT is a crypto project, and crypto projects are hurting right now.
I sometimes feel like I don't produce enough code, but then I see something like this where someone probably spent hours or days refactoring this tiny amount of code to reduce the cycles by a bit less than 25% and I start to feel like maybe I'm producing too much code. This is a really cool article, even though I don't quite understand the nuances of moving bits between the processor and memory.
I was repeatedly warnings by gpt3 for trying to create images of a “rubber duck”. No idea what it thought I was looking for.
No it does not apply just as well to almost any social media.

TikTok is unique in its control of the user experience, its use of data, and its popularity.

Best not to throw this on the pile of “well duh, it’s social media — of course it’s bad.”

TikTok is spyware. TikTok is an adversary. TikTok must be regulated. Let’s talk about TikTok in this comments section, and not zoom out like we so often do.
This. Absolutely the feeling I had after reading both of them
Solid fuels have a limited shelf life. There is always low level production to replace expired rockets whether you use them or not.
I always have a laugh when people say TikTok has x-type content. The truth is it has that type of content _for you_. Because it's what you engaged with. TikTok has lots of great content, but some people really don't like what they see in the mirror.
> Out of curiosity, what framework/library/solution are you using for your text editor?

I'm still at the beginning of that part, but I'm doing it myself with TextKit 2 as well.

> I've been researching this space for a while and syntax highlighting text editors are rare and sparse.

I had the same experience as you when looking for information on how to go about it. I've come to the conclusion that no matter what an editor/IDE is going to be an ugly beast. This gave me some comfort in just forging ahead and trying to make good decisions as I go. And since I'm doing this all as a native app, I think I have a lot of wiggle room.

As far as syntax highlighting, I just recently started calling into Zig (the language I'm building this for), and using the tokenizer to do basic syntax highlighting. I'll need to go a bit deeper into the compiler to do more advanced highlighting, but it's cool to have it working.

> How did you do about providing autocomplete, etc?

I'm not there yet, but these are the things I'm looking forward to working on. I'm currently working on sort of "core" things and trying to design them well. Things like the settings, window management, a command palette, etc. Getting them close to right early on seems important.

I don't really do very technical posts, but I'm trying to blog a little about it: https://austinrude.com/tags/zig-ide/. My biggest issue is second-guessing using Swift/SwiftUI and not trying to do it all myself with Zig, leading me to procrastinate. But I'm pretty far along, and think I'll probably release something eventually.
Your data is useless, no matter where it is. Data on the collective of American citizens, however, is not.
The move to Clang was to support C++11 and C++17 language features.
The classic Borland compiler was stuck at C++03.

The debugger situation has slowly been improving but there is a unification of using LLDB for all platforms.
I don't see the point. Idiots are fooled by far less convincing images.

Humanity has had the ability to lie with pictures since the invention of photography. The field of special effects can be described as lying about things that don't matter.

Without using Stable Diffusion, I can still photoshop an image or deepfake a video. Stable Diffusion isn't really changing what's possible here, and arguably is less advanced than what's possible with Deepfakes or even the facial filters available on social networks.

Like with all deceptive imagery: one just needs to use their noggin.

* Also I might add: the article is actually out of date on some aspects, because this technology is evolving so rapidly. Literally every day there is a new and interesting way that people are applying the tech.
Does the vaccine cause long COVID in some people?

Does people faking having long covid mean that no one has long COVID?

Can people have these symptoms from another disorder like ME/CFS for EBV infection?
After generating 5000 images with these tools, I believe the killer app will be the one that gives the artist the most control. I want a view and a scene and be able to manipulate both in real time.

Like,

View: 50mm film, wide-angle

Scene: rectangular room with window -> show preview

Scene: add table -> show preview

Scene: move table left -> show preview

Scene: add mug on table -> show preview

View: center on mug

Right now, there’s little control and it’s a lot of random guessing, “Hmm what happens if I add these two terms?”
VPNs, some sort of burner phone or "burner" VOIP account (or actually both, there were multiple incidents that might not be the same person or people each time), and reasonable quality text to speech programs.
In this context, it’s buzz-killing, pearl-clutching, often woke, nonsense:

… attempting to limit the generation space to omit porn, copyright infringement, violence, racially “unbalanced” content … etc.
UPD: Seems like Subreddit Finder just fixed, but I don't see in output such relevant subreddits like r/FreeCAD, r/flossCAD, r/SolveSpace, r/LiberCAD, r/QCAD.

Even entering "FreeCAD" as query there is no r/FreeCAD in output, but instead there is r/Fusion360.[0]

IMO, Subreddit Finder is useless toy.

[0] https://segue.co/subreddit/topic/FreeCAD/
> The paradox is that you can't create a theory of music whose notes are both (a) evenly spaced and (b) contain the integer ratios.

I don't know much about this, but isn't (b) impossible even if you satisfy (a)? There is no sequence of numbers that contains any arbitrary integer ratio because there are infinitely many possible ratios but only finitely many ratios you can make out of a sequence of numbers.

(Obviously some ratios like 2:1 and 3:1 are more important than, say, 52697:16427. 12-TET chooses to permit 2^n:1 at the cost of all other ratios, which seems like a good tradeoff to me.)
No. There’s an extremely simple way to solve this problem that would work; Everyone pays the same price for water. If the government is not going to do that then blame the government.
It is ridiculous on the surface, I guess.

But those same progressive governments still make it illegal to sell those drugs which can are used in the safe injection sites.

So, this seems consistent to me, even if ridiculous on the surface, because those more dangerous substances are treated the same.

No one’s getting arrested for inhaling no2, just like people are not getting arrested for smoking weed or for shooting up in the safe sites

Edit for clarity: the only thing that’s actually ridiculous about it IMO is that, obviously, there’s a huge proportion of people, under 21, buying whipped cream that aren’t doing it to get high
I have RFP enabled and it works fine for me. I did get the "Access Denied" error you mentioned on my first try, but after switching VPN servers it worked fine.
Please stop, you are letting the secret out. If too many people know yandex will start filtering the results.
A license has to be purchased, and I think only Steinberg's Cubase and Apple's Logic Pro offer it as a feature. Since Steinberg is owned by Yamaha I suppose they might be allowed to use it in a hardware synthesizer, but as far as I know they do not.

Edit: this table says that Access have hardware synths with Hermode tuning: http://www.microtonal-synthesis.com/micro_af.html . Elsewhere I see Waldorf listed as having offered Hermode in some models.
I've only read Seveneves to the end and was blown away (and simultaneously a bit disappointed if that makes sense?). I've started Cryptonomicon and Snow Crash but they didn't interest me as much.
>You're assuming that only medications interact with food.

Where did I say that? We're in a topic about medicine interacting with grapefruit. I suggest putting the warning on the medicine is a reasonable approach for this issue.

>Maybe you eat thousands of things and some interact with each other.

Whats your point here? Should every food list every possible interaction with every other existing food and medicine? Will I need to a read a 1400 page book before I can buy an orange?