skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't find modern artists to be as creative as those from earlier generations. Maybe it's because they are over-socialized nowadays. Many people's idea of 'risky' these days isn't actually risky. Risky ideas imply that you would normally get kicked out of your social group and be treated as a pariah for having these ideas - This was definitely a reality for the breakthrough artists of earlier generations because the social mold was so rigid and people were so easy to offend. Artists were treated as a special category; people who could live well outside of the social norms without being shunned by society; they were forgiven because of their high creativity.

IMO, many modern artists only project a facade of risk but in fact, they are calculating and know exactly how far they can push things; they almost never go beyond that point, in the rare cases that they do, they will issue a public apology. They project the illusion of being controversial while in fact their repertoire gets safer and safer as they gain more acceptance. Almost all of them are living well within modern social norms; the successful ones are those who embrace the power structures, not those who confront them.
FWIW, for this sort of thing I prefer the fulltext on HN, rather than clicking through to some ad-filled, slow and bloated destination that fingerprints my browser and tracks me forever.
You can say that about any kind of life philosophy.

However, children are born as life-loving creatures. It seems reasonable that it's easier to keep them that way while teaching them how to function in this world, than to force onto them rigid unnatural habits (for example, many Christians consider sexuality a bad thing, and teach their children to be ashamed of their sexuality, except in this very special case of being married to someone; or they take the "respect your parents" command too seriously, effectively ridding their child of all rights to any kind of personal integrity - "I am your parent, you shall respect me, no matter what I do"), which lead to frustration of the child, which leads to resistance, which leads to frustration of parents, which leads to general unhappiness and mistrust.

But even if we completely disregard the complexity of raising children - Christianity is, in its essence, a suffering fetish. The symbol of Christianity is a man suffering on a cross. I do not believe that that kind of imagery doesn't have harmful effects on young children.
Multi dispatch Set operations by `key` or `(key, value)`
Works by `key` or `(key, value)` over `Set`, `Arr`, `PairArr`, `Map`, `Obj` and more
Sorry, I meant the links in the article you submitted. They're all archive.today links. It's an archiving service (like the Internet Archive) that seems to run on one person's money, PayPal, and advertising (unlike the Internet Archive). It has a bunch of different TLDs.

I think it came out of GamerGate? And it's popular with Reddit conspiracy theorists, so I was wondering about the State Department using it.
It's linked in the (somewhat easy to miss) about page

https://xn--ubhnchen-1za.vercel.app/en/about
> To find out, I compared 100 episodes of the original version of The Big Bang Theory with the edited Youku version to understand what was cut out and decipher the logic behind the decision.

Is there any website that keeps track of censored parts of shows more generally?

The BBC has been censoring parts of shows it deems 'insensitive'. It would be interesting to know what the banned parts contain and to see how it changes over time.
These types of situations have lesser impact if there is good water management.
Scientific myths to better understand your brain and yourself
That's a ban on the normal mechanism via which rentals work. Sorry for shortening it. It's a bad solution.

It should require no cooperation to build an online version of DVD rental.
"Sentient" is a conveniently empty term to say "It has senses. Can detect changes in the environment". Not more, not less. The term is being abused lately as a substitute for "self-conscious" in a straw man fallacy. We can argue that <random cute animal> is not self-conscious, but suddenly what we are arguing is "has it senses?", a fact that can't be denied.

Every animal known, every fungus known and of course every plant and algae known by us are sentient.

This is not an honest move, in my opinion.

Is just a pseudo-religious term to upgrade some organisms that we like to demigod level --and-- justify retaliation, (because the real underlying force under all this rhetoric is power acquisition; is exactly the same construction as "If you eat pork you will be punished because god says that I'm allowed to punish you").
Somehow that reminds me of startups like Contentsquare.
Cost of a Integer Cast in Go
This brought me back! I used to copy scripts from Dynamic Drive to add to my websites when I was a kid.
These two things are very much not alike.

The key difference: when the baker refused to provide service to a protected class based, they were discriminating.

White supremacists (not a protected class) being refused service is quite different and not at all comparable.
He believed that Russia shouldn't dictate who Ukraine is allied with. I assumed that he thought it was ok for the US to dictate who other countries can be allied with. This was the double standard I was referring to.

Later, he said both the US and Russia shouldn't dictate who Ukraine should be allied with. This is the consistent standard you're referring to.

It seems like he led himself into the realization that it's not black and white. It's grey. This is good.
Maybe a better solution than using face recognition would be to make a derivative claim from your identity documents issued by an authority (the state).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-knowledge_proof
It has worked reasonably well in the UK. We had British Telecom which got split up into BT Openreach who own the network and BT for the consumer side then around 2000 IIRC they mandated that other Telcos/ISPs be allowed to use the network and now we have dozens of companies offering the same thing for varying prices.

IMO the main downside is that because Openreach own the network it means a lot of the country is stuck on ADSL with FTTC still being rolled out and FTTP mostly a pipedream due to decades of underfunding and where fibre is being rolled out it's because of Government spending rather than Openreach funding.
Over the 30 or so years that web hosting has existed, has it got cheaper or more expensive to host?
To put things in Canadian context, this is advocating that the Federal government - which cannot even operate a passport printer properly or keep airports running in a non-catastrophic manner - be trusted with critical infrastructure.

All while one of the most brutally divisive and tyrannical Prime Ministers in Canadian history is sitting in power.

Hard. Pass. The tri-opoly at least acts as somewhat of a check on a Federal government that seems desperate to control the internet.
There is a real Berlin live map of subway, bus and railway at:
https://www.vbb.de/fahrinfo/ by the operator.

Seems no english version available, you have to

- click upper right corner "Livekarte"
- click on the menu again "Livekarte"
- select means of transport: radio buttons for subway, railway etc
- zoom in to see subway
Go functions as a service with Kubernetes and OpenFaaS
I'm sure Intel will make sure they will be cheaper. Even if they have to run at a loss in the short run. :)
> then you should actually (yes you should, I'll die on this sword)

Die on this hill :) You'll certainly die on a sword, but you won't have defended anything in doing so.
Strongly disagree about talking to people. You've got to talk to your customers and non-customers. It's a skill, you can learn it.
Oh nice! I didn't know there was a Desktop version of MapTiler to make mbtiles! Instead I have followed pretty much the same but with tilemaker, which allows you to process your osm files through a LUA script to generate mbtiles
I investigated the browser extension not working with LibreWolf, broke down the logs and it was definitely code signature verification check. LibreWolf is unsigned and that is why it didn't work. It stopped working with Chrome at some point for the same reason
Gratz man. I think most important hint is to just start building.
Crawlee: The web scraping and browser automation library
> As an Indian, this would be the right time to get Pakistan Occupied Kashmir back

Exploiting misfortune like this would be a grossly wrong thing to do, like going round with a boat to fish people out of the water only so that you could steal their wallets.
AI: remake seasons 5-8 of game of thrones, based on GRRM's final two books which he finally finished.
That filter statement gets you an iterator, not a list. The reality is that map and filter in python aren't terribly ergonomic and thus are avoided even given a near-perfect use case, e.g. point-free application.
The thing i dislike most about the 7600X is it's switch from 65W RDP to 105W RDP, a 61% increase!
Leo Tolstoy's Non-Activity
Now the question is: Is Cloudflare a source? Probably not from a hosting point of view. From a network point of view, however, it is, as Cloudflare acts as a proxy and is therefore directly involved in delivering the website.
A secret url who wasn't to secret, it was simply a subdomain : preview.mydomain.com. Even if it was a subdomain, Paddle team was accommodating and approved the main domain. Just talk to them.

https://www.paddle.com/help/start/account-verification/what-...
Dont forget there is also lots of thinking involved. Artists understand their context and work with that. Like they do things to piss people of or to contradict something. They are also painfuly aware of the fact that work cannt be too novel to become popular. Often times they “train” their audience to come to work they’ve done years ago. Artists are not only repeaters of image patterns like current AI is.

So unless the AI becomes concious then i dont think they will replicate this process. On they other hand they will be probably able to “brute force” novelty with mashing random things and help of humans to sort it out.
that's a shame. I always meant to cancel my DVD plan, but I kept finding and queuing titles I couldn't find anywhere else (legitimately or otherwise). I haven't looked at what's on offer in a while, but I'm guessing once my queue is empty there may not be anything available worth adding and I'll finally end the DVD plan (which I guess is their goal).
Jason Calcanis commented about this on his recent Youtube video which was strangely enough deleted.

That it could be a massive conflict of interest situation where Garry could funnel the best YC startups into Initialized before demo-day.
It turns out that America has a population of one, once you adjust per-capita.
After facing 7 decades of terrorism from Pakistan, meh, A little immorality or unethical deals to secure borders for decades ahead is an acceptable transgression.

Also, I would be right to assume that most Indians are apathetic towards Pakistan and its people. They have raped Bangladesh, killed thousands of Indians, send terror teams across the border, keep Balochistan under an iron grip, rape kill and miam hundreds of Balochs every year, the list goes on.

In addition, solving the Kashmir issue once and for all, would severely diminish the Armys role in Pakistan. Pakistan, as a nation, has no other aim than to hurt India.
I see you point but I have to imagine the vast majority of frontend devs are targeting Chrome which is very stable. TBH in 11 years of FE dev I've never encountered anyone complaining about Chrome deprecating a feature that wasn't explicitly experimental. Now, some frameworks or libraries might do that, or may no longer be maintained; but I doesn't BE dev deal with this too?
> I've been consistent in stating that it was flat out corrupt intention by Hunter's board membership, but haven't seen anything compelling that indicates they got their money's worth. That is, no proof that Joe Biden participated in that corruption.

The evidence may be on that laptop. Which was suppressed as a story. By the request of the FBI. Who has the laptop in their possession.

It is your unwillingness to even entertain the possibility of corruption there that makes me believe you have been unduly influenced by partisan news.
That’s punycode encoding, defined in RFC3492(2003) but not getting much traction since.
Well US banking is slow. Third world slow.

ACH pull allows the person being paid to verify the money is inbound, rather than I sent you the money, honestly, now i would like the keys to that car please.

In the UK (almost europe) the pull version is direct debits and standing orders, or card transactions.
Of course. But for example if you are writing a compiler, an interpreter, or anything that has to manipulate something that resembles a structured tree of meaningful data, OCaml is particularly well suited :).
And it allows more payment options like Paypal.
Stack based languages really have a way of messing with your head but being fun at the same time.
I wouldn't want to maintain a larger system in such a language though.
Why would a percentage based fine make people unequal in the eyes of the law? The percentage does not change and everyone would feel the punishment in the same fashion

If a baby were to punch another baby, the second baby would feel pain but if that same baby were to punch a full grown 94kg man, the man would feel nothing. So we scale up the situation appropriately to two 94kg men.

From my perspective, having a small fine only hurts people who are poor where that is not even thought of as a punishment of even an inconvenience for the rich.
Issue trackers considered harmful for tracking product development
It it could also very well be that it is just unusual and not associated with danger, so it could be relaxing by lack of associations.

In general anything more complex than "birds like blue feathers because it shows a strong immune system" is unlikely to have a simple satisfying evolutionary reason to exist that is less than 80% wrong.
Of course, but Tor speeds are KB/s or low Mb/s in my experience.
The order of a bitfield is explicitly implementation defined, at least in C++ [0] and C99. I have been bitten by this when compiling bit-fiddling code with a different compiler (for the same platform).

[0] section "Notes" in https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/bit_field
> Only 34 different locations

Sure, compared to Cloudflare it's less, but overall it's a lot. I know few companies that really deploy to so many locations.
> many small towns in between rugged mountains, rivers and forest?

This is what all of Norway outside of Oslo looks like, yes. Also fjords.
This relates to PG rating and the way national TV works. In order to secure prime time spots, the show must hit a certain "family friendly" rating that matches the audience of the TV network. They chose the beeps as a way to cater for both adults and kids together. FWIW, these are far less common today.
Genuinely mind blowing stuff.

That link is better in my opinion.

Showing multiple variables, styles Sx in the style of Sy; it's really amazing.
> If government comes to you and says you must send data here and there or log this and that and you must not tell anybody about it, then you have to comply and you can't do much about it even with your best intentions.

There is some nuclear options https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavabit#Suspension_and_gag_ord...
Yes.

Sounds like an unprofitable business where the owner refuses to accept reality that the work conditions are marginal because the business is marginal.
I don't experience this. So far writing has not refined my thinking.

I need to write to have a documentation for easy access. I tend to forget a lot.

I need to write to onboard others, to communicate ideas.

I like struggeling for the best wording to make it clear and short.
Thanks for sharing my article! :)
Outsource the most as you can. Focus only on the logic and all will be fine.
The input image is just another kind of prompt.

These models have hundreds of input parameters, not just prompts. There are many ways to configure the different models and various techniques and link up the processing stages.

Getting the best results in a short amount of time requires highly specialized knowledge. The job description isn't "prompt engineer" but something close to that.
> You didn't bother reading the relevant materials and ask me to read more. No.

I asked you to give me read one link to read, which I promised to do.
Using your phone as a software development platform
Great example actually. Among Us really picked up once everyone was sat at home and I would even argue many people installed a multi-player game for the first time in their lives with this.
As other commenters noted, BMI is just a low fruit metric to open the door for more investigations (or not). And when you see the person I bet you'll know immediately whether it applies or not. The word "obesity" existed well before BMI.
Nebraska man paddles 38 miles in hollowed out pumpkin
Another great one is https://www.worldmetro.io/map, which came out of a very cool Kickstarter project[1] that mashed up nearly every urban railway in the world into a huge, interconnected network. I bought one of the large 60” x 45” maps and I still sometimes sit and stare at it, trying to find the various stops where I’ve lived and worked over the years.

1. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1960956629/the-world-me...
It's amazing how many people you can hire (and how many bugs you can ship with) when you sell something that's free to distribute and has no true competition.
I think they're trolling and you took the bait
In an era where remote work is very possible, which competent software engineer would want to work for the government of Albania?
Stable Diffusion dataset already contaminated with AI generated faces
> While SD cards are admittedly I/O-limited, some clever hacking of the microcontroller in an SD card could make for a very economical and compact data logging solution for I2C or SPI-based sensors.

Thanks for the link - that was in my mind but didn’t realize I was almost lifting sentences from that page :p
before spying or firing, why not talk to them openly about your concerns.
This pops up over and over.

But it is like "debunking" astrology. If you think you did, you didn't understand astrology: the "signs" are just to randomize so not everybody gets the same advice on the same day. Its purpose is to keep people out of ruts, for which it works.

This is similar to hunter-gatherers relying on omens to direct where to hunt: it keeps them from exhausting any single place.
>we won't accept other[s] not accepting it

I think that's right. Paraphrasing Popper: "In order to maintain a tolerant society, the society must retain the right to be intolerant of intolerance". It's not about being right or wrong, it's about how people should treat each other, even if they dislike how the other one acts.
Because fornication is something we all want to do from puberty, therefore it’s a less neutral bodily function.
Isn't this how most fast growing companies work? Or initiatives from large companies?

Your comment makes it sound as if this is just Softbank, but I don't see the difference between this and any other hypergrowth company out there to capture and dominate a market with investor funding, operating on losses for years in order to drive out competition.

What makes Softbank different is its incompetence, not its method. But this is actually doing the market a favor by losing in the end, opening up space for competition again.
you dont need to do all that. just convert it all to monero and say you lost your private key.

or just say you lost your private key.
Extravagant truss it is, then.

That is, presuming stabilization is needed. Is this about keeping your solar panels pointed at the sun?
How do you manage dotfiles of apps that overwrite symlinks? Eg: Xfce frequently does it.
> it's a reality of life that people should be responsible for their mistakes.

Society has absolutely zero sympathy for this point of view.

Eventually society will give genuine, serious consideration to crypto.

"No ability for the legal system to reverse transactions in the case of fraud you say?"

And that will be that.

No-one in the majority of the populace actually wants an ungovernable financial system.
Japanese chipmaker Kyocera says founder Kazuo Inamori has died
I am no psychologist and as such have no idea what I am saying, but we're on a discussion forum so yeah. Something tells me sex is taboo because of some very fundamental psychological dissonance.

Sex by its nature completely shatters any notion we have of being civilized, rational actors made of pure white spiritual light. Alas, it shows us as sweaty, ape-like animals needing, nay, wanting to exchange fluids to produce our offspring. Nothing about it is pure and orderly and it is completely at odds with common mental strategies handling our issues with mortality. Being made of divine spiritual energy is quite at odds with the actual reality of it all.

Oh yeah, that and it being a means of production: it makes workers. Which is to be controlled at all times. But that alone does not explain why this taboo is also common in other type of societies.
A Youtube video that may be better targetted for those out of the loop:

The biggest Climate Bill of your life - But What does it do!? -- vlogbrothers

https://youtu.be/qw5zzrOpo2s
Oh no, don't say that, you'll get downvoted by the hardcore Apple fans, and the "but it saves battery" or the "webkit fights browser monopoly" or the "i want to feel special so I don't agree that Safari is the new IE" crowds.
Safari has known unsolved issues from 2015 and developing anything with complex enough user interaction for iOS is just painful.
Interesting that this is the opposite of the Gentoo argument ("you should recompile on every target system for maximal optimization"), and that in practice people seem to be converging on Docker as "the standard cross-platform ABI".
What’s the point of producing chips when you can’t sell them? China invading Taiwan would mean embargoes, which in turn would crash Chinese economy.

Invading Taiwan just doesn’t make any sense.
Firstly, there are some things that should be disallowed irrespective of majority opinion. Raping people, for example. That's why countries have constitution-type documents that require super majorities to overturn instead of a simple majority.

Secondly, putting aside whether closed borders are in this category of things (I personally happen to believe it is), it unlikely that the economy can crash and refugees can 100x and we can get a right-wing populist who is also pro-democracy and liberal. Right-wing populists have consistently shown that they don't care about democracy -- they care about nation and empire and glory and race, not liberalism and not individuals. In fact, they hate liberalism with a passion. Look at how Orban has undermined the free press in Hungary. Look at how Trump has undermined confidence in US elections. Look at Turkey. And this is when things are prosperous. Look what happened after Russia's post-Soviet economic turmoil. We got Putin who threw away democracy the first chance he got. Hitler's popularity went up from the single digits to about 30% in 1 or 2 years into the Great Depression, mostly driven by the impoverished in rural areas. The Russian Revolution happened immediately after the extremely dire conditions post-WW1, leading the authoritarian Bolsheviks to take power. The CCP took power from the KMT in the context of poverty and humiliation resulting from British then Japanese imperialism (among other causes). It's causal, and it happens again and again.