skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Anything CRUD

Not even true, if you want advanced features. Do you want sync over the local network? Nope, WebRTC cannot use Bonjour or Avahi to detect other peers without accessing the internet. Do you need your CRUD app to be able to accept parameters different configuration file granularity and from env vars? Forget about it, you don't have access to most of the FS, nor env vars. Do you need it to query a specialized database yet work offline (e.g: sig)? Shim over localStorage won't cut it. Do you need smart search, or completion? Better it not work with machine learning, cause as soon the network is down, you are on your own.

So you can do a CRUD in the sense of what microsoft access used to allow you to do. That's useful, but it's a far cry from what native can do.
Wouldn't lump The Atlantic in with general "fear mongering media", which is certainly a problem
Yeah exactly. Online is the worst place to learn how to meet women in real life.
It's a kind of "have an open mind but not so much that your brain falls out" situation.

Too many people think their brain is going to fall out of even the slightest deviation from their moral code is tolerated these days.
This is cool, but why make illustrations of biblical scenes in a style that has already been done hundreds, if not thousands of times by human painters? Why not do like a full illustration of the bible in vaporwave, or in the style of a Wes Anderson movie?
Nobody's going to file a lien. The story is misleading. Oberlin appealed the verdict; they'll pay when the courts force them to, and not before, as would any defendant in a $36MM defamation case.
It might well be pretentious... but leftist? I guess from a certain point on the spectrum it might appear that way. My far right libertarian friend might think it's leftist...Is the editorial board on the WSJ leftist too?
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Oh hell no. There is no other subject I am aware of that has the skill variance math does. Some people you cannot teach, others you cannot catch.
To bring some facts regarding the housing market:

The evolution of new housing construction over the last years https://www.pordata.pt/en/Portugal/Completed+dwellings+in+ne...

The number of conventional family houses in Portugal https://www.pordata.pt/en/Portugal/Conventional+family+housi...

My opinions:
The housing market has been stagnant since 2010 while at the same time interest rates have been low. The population might not have risen a lot since 2010 but the usual trends of moving to city centers, people leaving their parents house (which keep the same house), people wanting new/bigger houses than their parents are still pressures present.

This means there's a big pressure in demand for housing which is not being met by supply which increases the prices. My speculation is that foreign investment has a very low impact in the housing prices, but it's just my speculation. Even if it's a considerable impact, the fix is always to increase supply of houses so that prices drop and we also get foreign investment.
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It's been a lot of fun to play with so far though!
Oberlin has made itself a punching bag. Don’t blame anyone else.
No, Oberlin had opportunities to settle. Instead, they chose to (in lefty terms) "double down." That means that if you fail, the cost goes up. It was, in retrospect, an unwise choice on their part.
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I'm looking for a SaaS for marketing agencies to manage email and SMS marketing plans for clients.

Anything off the shelf here or does everyone roll their own?
I'm pretty sure __terminal__ AIDS is not easier to live than diabetes. In fact, it's probably not easy to live for long.
Their definition is wrong. Hydration takes static HTML and replaces it with client-rendered HTML.
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> 36MM is completely absurd from an economic perspective

That's because it's not just from an economic perspective. It's for damages but also punishment. The original award was $11 mil in damages, plus $33 mil punitive, and then also $6.5 mil legal reimbursement. The punitive got reduced on appeal to $25 mil.

Punishment is necessary because if suits were limited to damages, then people would break the law much more often, since suits aren't always brought and don't always succeed.

A punitive amount that's a little over double the economic damages is very reasonable. That's the whole point of the punitive part.

> something else is going on here... Conservative news outlets...

The idea that this is political or biased seems totally unsupported. This is just how the law works.
The same split exists in Haskell as well: Data.Text.Text vs Data.Text.Lazy.Text, etc. And in LISP IIRC lazy data are type-compatible with strict data.
Have you seen his district?

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ohio_US_Congressiona...
I find the fact that he doesn't say specially elephantic.
It gets tricky because "society" is an ambiguous word.

Is it just a public sphere that needs to observe tolerance or is tolerance something demanded of companies, associations, churches, families, internal thoughts, etc

As your demands for tolerance become more pervasive, you invite authoritarian tendrils into increasingly private spaces.
There's an old convention of M = mille = thousand, and the modern convention of M = million. To avoid confusion, MM is sometimes used to be very clear it means million, especially in accountancy and legal circles.

This has arguably outlived anyone seriously using M=mille, but the practice carries on
I find this richly ironic. One of the points of the article is that not everything is black and white, and we need to take a big picture view of things.

This sentiment is... exactly the opposite. It is completely possible for there to be problems in the media, and for there also to be content it produces that is good and makes sense.

Could the media be better? Sure. Does your almost comically negative comment really serve to help anyone? No.
As others replied, you may have grounding problems, that is, either the lack of grounding or too much of it (ground loop). An effective way to solve the problem is to isolate the signal by putting an audio transformer in between the outputs and the amplifier (or amplified speakers), one for each output. I've done this for desktops and laptops and it brought the noises to zero. Just make sure the transformers are of decent quality and suitable for audio.
Banning international sales is a politically damaging move because it would crash the market value of existing housing, affecting those residents who own one (or more), particularly if they're on a mortgage. It also reduces the tax income from properties and propert sales. Banks probably wouldn't be too happy either that the security on the loans no longer cover the outstanding balance.

Things will probably shift when the proportion of renters significantly outnumber the home owners.
> Is there a way something like Kagi can also search google and ddg and ad results to a search then rank the relevant ones based on which ones users click in the results in addition to whatever/wherever Kagi indexes from? (or is that how it works - because the goog crawler is massive and hard to replicate is it not?)

They don’t connect any searches/clicks to user accounts. But you can rank sites yourself like this: https://i.imgur.com/Po7mG7Q.png
This is interesting, because (at least in America) the current rhetoric is that housing was laughably affordable up until the 70s(?).

Now, even in suburbs, housing is far more expensive than most wage earners could expect to afford.

Maybe we are thinking of two different sides of the same coin, but I would genuinely be interested in reading articles from the ~mid-century describing what you suggest.
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I was going to observe that throwing down in the street with multiple petty thieves seems like a mistake in general, but at your link we discover Gibson was actually assaulted in the store when he tried to take a picture of somebody in a coat with wine bottles sticking out. Avoiding this kind of terribly escalating situation will require careful consideration.
Robertson is really common for network closet / telco demarcation points in Canada
I believe the branch which adds support for Apple Silicon also adds support for running on Intel chips (albeit extremely slowly). I haven't tested it myself, but I've seen several people in the GitHub issues saying this.
could someone who has already done this please share how long it takes for a 50 steps image to be generated?
The US used to agree with Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan, back when the US recognized the Republic of China as the government of China.

The US switched its recognition of who represents China from the ROC to the People's Republic of China. Unless the US has now decided that China's sovereign territory has changed, that implies recognition of Taiwan as part of the PRC. This is also the reason why the US simultaneously dropped official recognition of the ROC when it recognized the PRC, as another commenter has pointed out.

However, for decades, the US has preferred to leave this implication unstated, partly so that it can continue to deal unofficially with the ROC.

The recent moves by the US towards actively denying Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan are much more serious than most Americans realize, and could have major consequences. For Americans, Taiwan is just an island across the ocean that they've heard about on the news. On the other hand, hundreds of millions of people in China deeply care about sovereignty over Taiwan. That's a recipe for sleepwalking into a conflict.
In short, "you can't set the settor." It's a bit like saying "everything is subjective". By asserting such, you're proclaiming subjectivity as objective, breaking the whole statement.

For anyone who'd like a deeper dive into the logic behind this, Bertrand Russell's Barber Paradox[1] is a fun one (not to be confused with Lewis Carroll's "Barbershop Paradox.")

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barber_paradox
The payment wouldn't be compared to the price to sell Gibsons, it would be the money lost due to reputational risk over decades.
Undocumented immigrants tend to be an overall good for the citizen economy since we can exploit them, charge them sales tax etc, and then not offer them public services in return. Hopefully the cheap construction labor will improve the housing situation in the US.
> My guess is Gibson's won't see a penny any time soon.

Oberlin is acting differently than any other large organization with a judgment like this, you run your appeals, if you can't get it thrown out you try and get it reduced, and in the end if you run out of appeals you pay. This is a dog-bites-man story....
It's called preference falsification and is not new. Happens all throughout history, especially in dictatorships and authoritarian regimes. We are seeing a different version of it because of cancel culture, twitter mobs, foreign adversaries fueling the flames, and the like. Because internet...
This is for an internal website that admins use but external users upload the spreadsheets.

Before external users would upload the documents and it would try and validate and insert into tables and the end users just walked away.

If data was bad we are left fixing it.

Therefor, having an upload wizard that validates data before inserts would be amazing like how pulter does it.
Yeah, it felt that way to me as well.

Also, why not just pay, do the clean up you failed to do initially, and then go away like you planned? Failure to plan on your part does not constitute an emergency on their part
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How large an image will this handle (versus how much RAM you have)?

It seems the GPU memory requirements beyond 512x512 are obscene.
What, exactly, are you calling propaganda here?
Definitely a problem. We were outliers letting our kids roam the neighborhood at age 8 or so.

I wonder if some of it is because we haven't had wars, famines, etc. in the US recently so not a good reference point for what's truly life threatening.
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Love Kagi, can't remember last time I!g something. I admit $10 is a bit steep but there was a week after they changed the free tier when I was on the fence but I realized I can't go back to Google or ddg. Thank you Kagi team, the web is usable again.
It's a non-trivial number of nukes on every single launch. If it becomes popular, it will have a very noticeable effect on a planet.

Nuclear propulsion isn't the only alternative we have for reaching low orbits. Land-powered rockets are probably much better, and there is always the odd high-elevation rail or space elevator (but those get bad fast on large planets).
because at schools like this the deans are terrified of not placating the mob.
They wouldn't get 97 cents on the dollar. I'm far from an expert on these matters but I've seen these types of deals before (much much much smaller judgements though). From my limited experienced, for an iron-clad, as close to guaranteed as possible, case you might be looking at 80 cents on the dollar? Still a sufficient amount that I agree they should really try and sell off at least part of the judgement. It occurs to me that it's possible the Gibsons already did do that.
Virtually no one pays full list price for college tuition.
Does the Scarlett drive the hd600s nicely for you? (I'm assuming something like the 4i4). I'm in the process of upgrading and was looking at a Scarlett audio interface for creating mixtapes with an external DJ mixer.

I was going to use a different headphone amp with the hd600s and a modmic for general listening and calls though. Sounds like I might be able to drop that 2nd amp (I was thinking about the soundblaster x4)

I guess I'll get the Scarlett first and listen.
We will see in 2038
Fascism is a dead political movement that lived in Europe beginning to mid 20th century. Everything else that came afterwards is something else, different. By using that term you are referring to those dead political parties. Who is a Nazi nowadays? The political party does not exist anymore as far as I know. ie No one is a Nazi today.

You do you, use that word if you want but you are not promoting a healthy conversation if you start labelling people and assuming to know their perspective.

I agree that democratic governance is good. Yet let's be frank, kids have no place at the table. It is the responsibility of their parents to listen to them and promote their needs at the said table. ie at the table everyone should be taken into consideration (whether they are a kid or not) but not everyone should be at the table. (as for who is a kid and who is not, that is another subject)

I believe not everyone deserves to be at the table, the same way not everyone deserves to be part of a board of directors. As for why, I am certain you can figure that out on your own.

I answered you because I was slightly disturbed by your use of the word fascism. I hope you see that we are on the same boat.
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On an adjacent note, personally, I do not care about nations/organizations. I care about people. Individuals. Does my country care about me? No, a country has no brain, no emotion. The question anthropomorphizes an entity emerging from a group individuals. A group cannot love me but each or any individual of said group can.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibson%27s_Bakery_v._Oberlin_C...
Efficiency cores are a marketing ploy for apple to charge you more for faulty chips.
Not twice over, Swiss population is 8-9 million. 10 million live in LA.
Just read the wiki. What a great inspiration Mr. Polgar. I have quiet a few nephew and nieces (all below 10) and that allows me to see the pattern. I see that we need to create a list of skills that a kid should know by a certain age and teach them- it sky rockets their level of confidence and they are able to achieve more faster in any sphere of life. Specialising in a few areas sounds good and till now I have thought about making my kids specialise in astronomy as I think by the time they turn 20, we would have landed on Mars and lots of ISS and talented people would be required to run them / go there. The second option is - AI ( but don’t know if we attain AGI, would the world need any talent in this space)
So yes, I think about fatherhood even though I’m not there yet.
Talking about education system, it’s we the people who have created it to outsource the job of rearing the kid to the schools. So they can learn the skills demanded by the world to survive. We do that to focus on our career, dreams, or just to chill. And schools are doing a terrible job world over. In
Here's the full post, but the bad words are still redacted (which is insane to redact "evidence," leaving us to assume he used a slur, but whatever). Based on context I think it's probably just a swear word, but the post doesn't make him look good. He even says this situation is "making [him] racist" and says people deserve to die.

https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/oh-lorain/jud...
Agreed. However, I don't have children and I wouldn't know where to begin with my niece. Thanks for reminding me I should spend more time with her.

In my experience this also works for impressionable adults but you have to keep them close
The Case for Shortening Medical Education
Does the school have some kind of CSI racism squad? Keeping tabs on every micro aggression for every business partner? Why would ANYONE do business with people like this?
Hey Eric (+ team), this looks fantastic! I am really looking forward to seeing how non web based runtimes are supported.

I am interested in how developers can use said “observability and a feedback mechanism” in order to improve the effectiveness of their API documentation. Could you talk specifically about some of the tools you provide to developers in order improve their API documentation? What sort of metrics do you track and report?

Great job again! :)
Are you looking for solutions or excuses?
These are adults, not minors. They have the rights of adults and are expected to behave like adults, and they also receive the consequences of adults. Being the members of a 40k/semester institute, whether that is a university or a country club, should not excuse you from your criminal behavior.
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Are you following progress in robotics?
It's not just Ukraine. Central and Eastern Europe in general has seen plenty of sustained growth. You just need the right policy attitude for it, which has historically been quite problematic in places like Portugal (see "The incredible shrinking Portuguese firm" for one especially clear example).
A trial is held, and the defendant is found liable or not. If they're liable, a damages phase occurs where both sides argue about the amount of compensatory damages owed. Compensatory damages have to be linked to actual damages; they're factual, not expressive. The jury can then decide that punitive damages are owed; a punitive damages phase occurs, where both sides argue how much should be awarded punitively. Punitive damages are expressive and not linked to actual financial losses, beyond that they're capped at a low multiple of the compensatory damages.

Oberlin was assessed $11M in compensatory damages.
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Vaguely related:

I have been contemplating that if-when I get to participate in another D&D campaign,

it would be both easy and amazing to use MidJourney (or whatever), to prepare art for sessions and/or even make it on the fly as needed.

The lag between notion, and serviceable rendering with the right set of details...

...but not so much that night-before preparation of a half-dozen choice/likely images would be a burden.

And "realtime" is just going to get closer.
Node 16+ and Typescript 4.7+ and recent versions of jest (I don't know offhand a version number) seem to have sorted most of the issues with using ESM modules at this point. I agree ESM was more trouble in 2021, but this deep in 2022 things are a lot rosier.