skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Go for it. As a trans person who grew up with abusive parents who beat me instead of helping me with my gender identity, I wish I'd known of a way to start hrt sooner so I don't have to suffer now as a non-passing trans person.

But as they say, the cruelty is the point.
bacon.js, most, and flyd. See also: https://github.com/stoeffel/awesome-frp-js

What was most helpful was the tutorials and explanations these projects had. Haskell projects, if they have documentation at all, are often written for other Haskell users, and so hard for me to understand as a novice.

These JavaScript projects had a unique perspective and a unique way of explaining FRP concepts I found helpful.
Well, by definition almost a Distributed DoS attack implies some kind of mob. Now, it could conceivably be some rich individual illegally paying money to an illegal botnet, but it could also very well be a larger group of people conspiring to illegally pool their money to buy time on an illegal botnet. It could also theoretically be a large group of people illegally conspiring to attack the site directly using their own machines.
then prosecute them, don't let corporate monopolies play judge, jury, and executioner
Galleries aren't typically capable or in the business of producing millions of "naked pictures of celebrity x"? The body should be normalized but let's not think these tools used en masse will have that effect.
Here is what I learned from a week of writing the SumUp, a newletter on Substack about technology, life, and other interesting topics.
If you like, you can link me to a paper you know well and I’ll send a review based on gpt3, without reading it. You can tell me if it is sensible.

I rather like the frontiers review process as a gatekeeping process. Papers get much better through their interactive review.
But I don’t think peer review should stop with publication. I think there is a need to rate and rank and otherwise gather sentiments from researchers on papers in their field —ideally in a manner that allows for new important work to surface more easily. Whether the goal is to make science human and machine readable, for the further advancement of science. There is going to be a lot of science.

* check this out: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02787-5
Join me vim brother and don't settle for forcing yourself to use emacs while developing in CL when you don't have to! You even have two vim options! https://github.com/kovisoft/slimv and https://github.com/vlime/vlime with a great comparison of the two: https://susam.net/blog/lisp-in-vim.html
North Europe, snow tires are mandatory. That's that - so effectively changing tires twice a year Apr/May and Nov
So was this the case for any of the people who actually committed suicide in a way that establishes a reasonable causal nexus? My impression is that the answer is "no".
Gets riled up and does a lynching of... the white person?

I'm not following you.
Is there any service offering user-friendly access to open source DL models? Paid is fine.
Congress removed the cap during the pandemic and extended to 2025 recently in the inflation reduction bill https://www.kff.org/policy-watch/five-things-to-know-about-r... . Of course if premium (of Second lowest cost Silver plan (SLCSP) https://www.healthcare.gov/glossary/second-lowest-cost-silve... , not the actual plan you buy) is below 8.5% of your income then there's no subsidy, which seems fair to me. So the subsidy depends on the cost (mainly your age) and your income. In the calculator you linked you can see what I mean by putting in an income of 100000 for an older couple and getting significant subsidy. Note one has to buy through the exchanges to qualify.
What on earth makes you think this hospital could not fire the responsible healthcare professionals?
It's not about partisanry, it's about people facing consequences for doing bad things. Why are you ascribing partisanship? You can hold right-wing values and not harass trans people. Conversely you can be a left-wing terrorist. You ascribed partisan affiliation in your head, it was never an argument I was making.
This made me laugh, thank you!
It happens in writing too, but in writing we call them "tropes".
OpenSea was popularized because the NFT minting functionality cost nothing for the artist. So all costs for the blockchain part was passed to the consumer. I believe this was the largest reason it became popular. Blockchain still doesn’t scale well, layer 2 is getting pretty mature though and with Eth Merge happening hopefully things will get significantly better in the next few years.
I am not saying people should be allowed to DDoS anyone, including Kiwi Farms, from a legality perspective. Illegal things are still illegal.

I am saying that companies which provide protection services shouldn't extend them to Kiwi Farms because they are societally not worth protecting.
The best GUI support for Common Lisp one gets from the commercial implementations Allegro CL and LispWorks. Both have cross-platform GUI libraries (ACL for Windows and Gtk, LispWorks for Windows, Gtk, macOS and Motif). Both have their IDE implemented with their respective GUI library. If one would wants to write a substantial GUI application in Common Lisp, that's one of the reasons people pay quite a bit money for those implementations and for commercial support.

There have been very substantial GUI applications implemented with both systems.
There is no “tone” problem in psychology (2016)
Those people are free to go and meet somewhere in private. That is how it used to be done. That approach does not require using services that you do not control. Except for regulated monopoly utilities, most everyone else has the freedom to not be a vendor.
It's pretty telling that they're so afraid of reviews that they have to intervene this hard to keep their score above water.
myfox8.com is blocked in Europe (GDPR related). Alternative article https://www.insider.com/north-carolina-school-baptized-100-k...

The school is "Northwood Temple Academy", a religious school. As I understand the parents' complains were that they wanted to be present or that the child was already baptized, not objecting the baptism itself.
Thanks for your perspective.

I've got some follow up questions if you don't mind.

I understand you don't have issues with stories where there are no black characters. And I totally get that, I don't mind stories where there are no white characters, so the reverse seems true as well.

But my question is, do you mind if there were simply no big budget movies or TV shows to ever be centered around black American characters, or portray black American culture in any way?

Do you feel it's okay to have a large ethnic population and continue to exclusively produce content with only white people and historically white culture in them?
Yes, if a left wing agitator is rallying their followers to violence, they should face some sort of consequences, and they often have throughout the 20th century. It's not hard to find examples of American three-letter agencies targeting radical leftists. This isn't a hard concept to grasp.
Slightly related, but why would Archive admins exclude near.sh from the wayback machine? https://web.archive.org/web/20220000000000*/https://near.sh
I'm still waiting for the US to convert from letter size to A4. The change feels imminent, but for some reason it hasn't happened yet. Maybe we need to convert to the metric system first?
The issue with environmentalism is that we are all the victims of multi decades PR campaigns crafted to deflect people attention from what’s really polluting towards meaningless things.

People are angry their neighbours don’t properly sort their trash while recycling is a shame. Meanwhile planned obsolescence is prevalent.

Making people feel guilty about their very small impact prevent them looking at the real culprits: electricity production, oil companies, global manufacturing and shipping and construction.
It's the entirety of Europe - manual=both, automatic=automatic only.
A lot of marginalized groups (or at least their loudest activists) used the internet to organize and then pulled the ladder up behind them, and I don't want to live a society where only a few tech billionaires get a vote.
Cloudflare is not "society" but a specific for-profit corporation located in a specific part of the world, just like google and amazon and reddit.
No problem at all! You were quite respectful in your questioning ;-)
> Maybe the UK is unique in that criticism of the NHS is taboo.

Hardly taboo. For one thing this person got her story printed in national news media, and other media also covered it. And there are several national newspapers who run anti-NHS stories every day.
Thank you very much!

For STM32, they still use two Arduino SDKs not ST's SDK itself. Same with ESP
Companies are not prosecutors of crimes. They're entities acting in a society. The whole point of my comment is that there is already a clear line and by removing Kiwi Farms from circulation this way, rather than by government edict, we are observing it.
LastPass Hacked: What You Need to Know About Password Manager Breach
> They don’t say if the local militia is hostile in general or just if you try to seize their water source. [...] Which, IMHO, is very critical information to know.

I think the point of the exercise is to see what your assumptions are. They ask for your decisions and assumptions. If it's all spelled out for you, what's the point of the challenge?

They do say this about the milita (quoting verbatim):

- "The local population is of the same ethnic group as both the enemy and the host nation."

- "From experience, you know that each oasis has a small militia force consisting of the adult males of the settlement [...] the fighting skills of these outfits vary greatly but most will fight tenaciously to defend their homes and crops."

I think the last sentence emphasizes that if you choose to use force, you are in for tenacious resistance and casualties are to be expected. They'll defend their village if they feel threatened. I think this is all you need to know in order to base your assumptions for this wargaming exercise. In fact, this is what the second group, the people with special forces experience, based their answers on.

The way I read the article, military people without special forces training usually choose a tactically sound plan that will almost certainly result in casualties on at least one side.
The scummy part is that they are physical concrete images that you can share with other people.
Imagination cannot escape your head, but these images can.

The threat is somewhat unique from something like Photoshop as well, because the barrier to entry is much much lower quality can be much much higher.

Right now, at this transfer point, having nude images of yourself all over the internet when you did no such picture taking is going to be really tragic and infuriating and frustrating and harmful.

I kind of agree with you, it doesn't necessarily hurt anyone, but this is something we're going to have to adapt and learn how to deal with, not something we can just be reckless with.
Two philosophers found purpose in the world of work
> The energy of the wavelength is inversely proportional to the energy of the photon.

Did you mean the "length of the wave" instead of the "energy of the wavelength"? In that case we all agree.
Again that didn't change anything when compared to the current situation.

Journals do ask for exclusivity when they publish things. The don't ask for it just for submission. And the same reasons for why they don't now (nobody would submit anything to them) apply for the OP's idea.

In fact, all the changes only make the life of the researcher easier, because he would only have to present a proposal for the journals to deny. Now he has to complete his research before he gets the denial. (It also makes the life of the journals much harder, for the same reason.)
One of the teens who baby sat my sister and I had this game. It's great reading comment of others who enjoyed this game as much as I did.
You didn't understand what I said. Breast cancer screening is the "one thing" I referred to that we're doing right. But who cares if we're doing one thing right? We're doing screening for literally every other cancer wrong. And not getting any less wrong over time.

We — the medical profession in general — are aware of the proven effectiveness of time-series analysis of regular mammograms as a screening technique. However, we have failed utterly to spread this "obvious" knowledge out from the specialty that understands it and has proven its effectiveness, to literally anywhere else. We've been doing regular mammograms for decades now, but that hasn't sparked (wide) adoption of regular scans + time-series-based screening for any other cancer.

There is a certain moral culpability in that. A certain negligence of duty / not seeing the forest for the trees in what it means to be saving lives. (I hypothesize that doctors in at least some specialties, could save more lives over the course of their career by dropping their practice and instead turning into advocates for wide adoption of periodic-scans + time-series-analysis-based screens. Somewhat like would have been true of a doctor in the 1800s quitting doctoring to instead become an advocate for hand-washing before surgery.)
Unix domain sockets have a severe limitation that the path must be a maximum 108 characters.
> Even if you never used wind, solar, nuclear, hydro, etc. then you’d still be ahead in the BEV case.

Yes, but not by much.

A coal power plant averages 33% efficiency. Gas is 42%. Source: google

> Neither of which have tailpipe emissions in populated areas unlike ICE.

CO2 doesn't care where it's emitted.

> But we do also use wind, solar, nuclear etc as power sources for BEV.

And nowhere near the power needed if everyone switched to EVs.
In the UK vaccinations are not mandatory. However, medical professionals can force treatment (or refuse treatment) based on the medical needs of the child. I don't have a problem with this as some parents kill their child from neglect. I am also not a doctor.

I can't really comment on the US. But thank you for the insight...
>I actually don’t want my kid to be exposed...

We used to call this parenting. Censoring the internet at large because some people don't actively police their children's access is not a solution.
So why not try to do something about the police, and instead focusing on Cloud Flare. Surely there are many more important crimes that Cloud Flare can't help with, and that the police could if it were forced by people to act as it is supposed to.

Also, have any of the people complaining about this on the internet actually filed complaints with the police/procesutor's office? Have they even attempted to follow the legal channels before deciding to take the law into their own hands?

Surely a prosecutor standing for re-election would be much more likely to be swayed than a massive mega corporation. But why go through the bother of actually doing something that could help set legal precedent when you can simply tweet furiously.
I don't have a real answer for that, but I know of a few distinct places where audiophiles fell for blatant snake oil.

Back in the 90's a company calling themselves MIT (but nothing to do with the university) created guitar cables with a little black box at one end. They claimed it did all kinds of magic on the sound signal. Nobody has been able to pass an A/B blind test, and that shouldn't surprise anyone.

One thing they never did was hook it up to a tone generator and chart out a sweep on an oscilloscope to see what, if anything, changes whatsoever. My expectation is that nothing changed, and the little black box was snake oil.

Monster Cables went one further by claiming their digital cables were of superior sound quality. Of course that, much like OP, completely ignores what a digital signal even is.

And the most egregious one of all: Robb Report magazine had an article about these "tone wood" knobs you could put on your audio amplifier that magically improved the sound of your high end audio gear. Which to my mind is ironic, because you pay such a premium for this high end gear, and it needs something so low tech to convince the owner the sound has improved?

Finally, on the subject of guitar players, it is super easy to find guitar players that insist on tube only amps, and how they sound this way or that way so much better than modern digital amp modelling amps. They often use Tony Iommi as an example of a true guitar tone. BUT if you check out any of the Tony Iommi interviews he put on in his studio, the first thing you might notice on his effects rack is a Pod Pro - at some point he changed to amp, speaker and mic modelling (literally everything but the guitar!) and nobody noticed!
Personalized microbiome-driven effects of artificial sweeteners on glu tolerance
And, perhaps equivalent, I've long suspected that all wealth ultimately comes from the earth.
No

A good 'ol gun to the head does the same job for cheaper plus it takes care of the root of the problem
$ php -r 'var_dump("0x10" == "16z");'
bool(false)

$ php -r 'var_dump(0x10 == "16z");'
bool(false)

$ php -r 'var_dump(0x10 == (int)"16z");'
bool(true)
Anyone knows if FF has solid FLAC support now?

I know a couple of years ago it used to be flaky. Eg:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1528265
It can be all of those things.

The existence is a military policy. The fact that many of them cut through and decimated minority businesses and neighborhoods rather than just solely going around cities in a beltway fashion (as is done in Europe and was Eisenhower's original intention) was an intentional social policy to remove "blighted" areas.
saying "your critiques are bad and you're a grifter" is a far cry from ruining someone's life and doing anything worse got you banned
Your response is a perfect demonstration of the issue at hand and the choice of words is driven by a desire to silence the people who question the logic of a tribe you perceive yourself a part of: nothing in my post indicated support of some narrow part of the spectrum of opinions yet you make an assumption and go through with accusation anyway.

As Paul Graham himself put this, anyone suspected of supporting yellowists is to be investigated for missteps and once one is found to the trial they go.
I have an RC plane that is without remote control.
How can i bind the random remote control I have with the plane?
How does she remember to do that every year? That's amazing.
Sure, but all these services listening on ports, sometimes not even bound to localhost is just shitty. There's no authentication. and it's actually a huge contributor to database dumped online. Besides the security, ease of selecting a path vs a free port, it's also faster
macOS Ventura has moved some lesser-used file systems (FAT, exFAT) out of the kernel to user-space, I believe using a private framework developed for iOS (when that added USB mass-storage support).

Hopefully they’ll open those APIs up for 3rd party usage on the Mac next year.
Well, doxing by public means seemed to be pretty open and shut yes, but while there are accusations galore of swatting I'm yet to see a single piece of evidence of them being to blame for it, and on paper they actively prohibit illegal things of that sort, for whatever that's worth. Hell the obvious false flag on the congresswomen straight up saying it was a specific user on the forum should be enough to cast suspicions on all these accusations as far as I'm concerned and at least expect some proof, some archive, something.
Under current First Amendment jurisprudence, hate speech can only be criminalized when it directly incites imminent criminal activity or consists of specific threats of violence targeted against a person or group.

Kiwi Farms absolutely incited imminent criminal activity (harassment, among other things) and made lots of specific threats against specifically targeted people and groups.

This is a false equivalence.
Recreate the first page of The Killing Joke using Midjourney
Maybe it's not my place to speculate, but I think the modern generation of TikTok queers and image-obsessed teens has completely forgotten that social media only gives them a platform because they profit off every like and view. If the shoe was on the other foot (say, they were trying to increase profits in queer-hostile countries) they would have no problem silencing your voice just to increase user retention. This already happens on TikTok, and I wouldn't be surprised if it also happened on Twitter and Facebook, to lesser extents. A sad allegory for the state of queer solidarity in 2022, I guess.

Again though, that's just speculation. You're absolutely correct that the consensus has changed though; the mindset has shifted from 'freedom through anonymity' to 'strength in numbers'. Neither thought process was particularly healthy, but the witch-hunting mentality of contemporary online discourse is bound to end at some point.
Though there is a sense of hypocrisy here.

Europe used to be a one big jungle and the western Europe was first to chop it all and build their wealth on it.

If now we regret it then those who did chop off all their forests should share part of their wealth if they don't want others to follow suit.
Free speech is more than just an amendment to the constitution. It is also a doctrine that knowledge and discussion should generally be free, and that people shouldn't be persecuted for their beliefs.

It used to be that all forums had pervasive doxxing and swatting. People didn't use to have public internet identities like they do today- probably because there wasn't any way to profit from owning a public identity or from harvesting the data of others. Maybe people don't remember that since reddit (and others) ate up all the small forums and made them advertiser friendly.

One of these "sketchy ways to make money" is to abuse the networks with DDoS attacks and racketeering- on either the protection side (CloudFlare, etc.) or the offensive side (botnets, etc.)
We bought the 'Mario'-themed version of Mille borne: what a mistake!
The original version is much more understandable..
> And in the United States, we don't

We don't? Didn't Zuckerberg just admit on Joe Rogan that during the last election all the major media companies were briefed by feds that were was a big "misinformation" news piece incoming, so that when the Hunter Biden laptop story finally dropped, they all censored it, sight unseen? Therefore it seems all the big social media tech companies have no problem with rubberstamping gov't requests for censorship.

They almost made it glaringly obvious when they tried to roll out their Disinformation Governance Board, which fell flat.
A friend of a friend is an architect who designs McDonald's restaurants all over the Midwest. I'm not sure if that's how he envisioned his career, but it's steady work.
Nice. Not dissimilar from what jpeg2000 does (from memory - correct me if I’m wrong!). They use the previous pixel values in order to “guess” the next value and then store the delta, which tends to be a smaller number on average, giving better compression.
> was no government involved, so it's not a "free speech" issue

Nitpick: it is a free speech issue. It’s just not a First Amendment concern.

Your broader point stands: rights must balance; it’s perfectly fair for the freedom of assembly to peacefully balance someone freedom of speech.
So everybody must keep 7 years of archives? Is that why houses in the US are so big? And does everybody have an archival room? Or does the IRS accept scans? So many questions.
It's pretty contingent on ideas though. You don't see thecheesecakefactory.com getting blasted for exactly this reason.
Awesome!

I thought about this in a slightly different way: D2 remastered has a great switch back feature.

You could easily train a network with tons and tons of D2 old vs. New and just use it to Auto upscale /reimagine of old D2.

Image rendering a old D2 video into 4k D2 remastered style.