skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very interesting, lots of room for improved UX with more sensors to more efficiently communicate opponent moves - "long presses", double and triple taps, "shake your foot", rolls, heel lifts ... if you could get this down to < 2 seconds I think you're in real business.

Also for things like "captures-captures" or "only move" some shortcuts would be handy.

Maybe some hand and brain style options where you or it select the piece and the other suggests a move ...

Wiring up each toe and mapping to a piece type could expedite move suggestion inputs ...
Yes, just have columns for all the primary key fields of the referred-to table in the dependent table.

Then it's up to all your apps to guarantee that they fill those fields in correctly, and do the reference check when inserting or updating rows in the dependent table.

You also need to write checking programs that report foreign key errors on a timetable that suits (every minute, every hour, every day, whattever).

Report the errors to someone who understands the significance of them, and can fix them.
Does The Silmarillion include a monopolistic antagonist that can spend hundreds of millions of dollars on something to simply give away for free (or as a loss leader)?

Amazon is going full Sauron here. They're a multi-industry-spanning conglomerate that preferentially ranks its own show and discards negative reviews, while leaving House of the Dragon and competitors out in the cold.

They have whole other business units to recoup the costs. This doesn't even matter to them other than as a means to grow even bigger and capture/kill more industries. Talk about power.

Why are our legislators asleep at the wheel? We need to give smaller companies and startups a way to fight this. It's madness that Amazon can be bigger than Walmart, have its own shipping fleet, serve the whole Internet, run homes autonomously, own the e-reader/book market, own game streaming, and now apparently throw Hollywood around and make their productions look cheap.
Sure, NearlyFreeSpeech is probably closer to the ideal I'm talking about, but I happen to use Dreamhost.

My point was that shared hosting exists, is good, and is the right solution to this problem. My point was not that you should use Dreamhost :)

I tried NearlyFreeSpeech a few years ago; some sibling comments describe my experiences
>Also, yes, there are some dark skinned people in this new work. Big deal. If that kind of thing “takes you out of the story” then perhaps you should ask yourself why that is.

The dark skinned people are fine. I especially like the diverse proto-hobbits.

The thing I really, really hate, that takes me out of the story, is the lens flares.
Dead people could be authors of Confluence docs but that can't be changed
In fairness, mediocre marvel movie is absolute bottom of barrel.

For comparison, The Room got a 9. Maybe metacritic scores follow a bathtub curve with "worst possible" sitting somewhere in the middle?
and I think that Galadriel could make some choices that she later regrets and has to learn the lesson the hard way about doing evil. This is why I don't see that quote as being against any of Tolkien's principles.
Why does Amazon care about the reviews? Just seems like they have more to lose with this extraordinary freeze.

Just have to wonder if the move isn't ego driven instead of business driven.

But I also think Bezos can do whatever he wants on his website. Including undermining users' trust.
A smear of Vaseline on a glass filter in front of the lens was the old-school way to do this on purpose!
Supporting the removal of a problematic site (as though that would do the trick) at the expense of setting a bad president is a profoundly oblique way to go about things.

A few years ago people urged CDNs and ISPs to drop the Daily Caller, then it was Parler, and for numerous times it was 4/8chan. At what point do we admit that the solution to extremism isn’t in blocking sites where this activity collaborates?

This is a cultural problem that can’t be fixed with the hammer of authoritarianism.
Glad to help.

It's true that any company can turn greedy, and many do. But a problem here for me is that the structure is more dangerous when it does. If HBO turns evil, my downside risk is the $15/month I pay them. But with a habit incentive system like this, the downside risk is larger and unknown. And given that the whole point is to build habits that people stick with, "you'd cry foul and quit" is in question. Look at the way the various online games milk vast sums milk from their "whale" players for example. When behaviors are correctly engineered, plenty of people don't quit.

For me yes, doing it with friends is different, because the metagame (or in Carse's term, the infinite game) is about the friendship. That too acts as a downside risk limit. But if your company were taken over tomorrow by invading aliens or private equity MBAs, all they'd want is the money.

And again, very important to me is value-for-value exchange. E.g., I'm a Newsblur subscriber. I was on their $36/year subscription. They just added a new $99 tier. I signed up immediately not because I need the features, but because I value it higher than $36/year and want to help make sure they're well funded.

So if you had a similar service where I paid you a subscription fee and then money went to, say, my brother, that would be a different deal. My downside risk is limited, the metagame keeps things safer, my cognitive load about systemic effects is manageable, and it adds a social component that means more to me than cash incentives anyhow.

I hope that helps!
They're not even primaries in subtractive color like people sometimes say, since those are cyan/magenta/yellow.
Yes. You shoot the pig. Then you bring it to Los Gatos Meats and they will process it the way you like.

Better have a chest freezer.

I've not actually done this myself, mind you, but I've enjoyed the hand-me-downs from this process.
Good question. I'm not really too sure how this works these days. Does any Netflix/Apple/Amazon content make it to disc?
time to expand your imagination
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I sense the displeasure is due to a perception, which may well be correct, that certain cultural artifacts are recycled as a platform for propagating socio-political agendas. Emasculation and milk toast male characters, for example, seem to be de rigueur these days.

> Can't some popular stories grow and evolve ..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolfram_von_Eschenbach#Parziva...

One of my all time favorite European works is Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival. He wasn't the original author of the legend of Percival, and there were other versions after him. It evolved, but that process took centuries and imo was an organic development.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percival#Perceval

So I think the generally unspoken issue is who is doing the 'growing and evolving' (here: Corporations) and how are they evolving dearly beloved cultural works. Wolfram for example changed some bits and even inserted a short (rather amusing) interlude to vent his frustrations with women, but we can be certain there wasn't a committee with a social agenda sponsoring him to write that.

So, genuine development is definitely OK. At least in my book.

[pdf] https://ia800908.us.archive.org/24/items/Parzival/Parzival.p...

"If there is anyone who praises women better than I, I will surely not be the one to hold it against him..."

(See page 117 of the pdf to hear out this knight's complaints.)
Writing 150k (or 120k) and poverty in the same sentence is nonsensical to me. Firstly, there are affordable places to rent in and around Palo Alto. 120k must be in the top percentages of income in the US

If your goal is for all teachers to be able to afford a 2 million house immediately upon stating their career then tell me a plan.
> That could have been a 2 hour movie or at most two episodes.

https://hobbitfanedits.fandom.com/wiki/Hobbit_Fanedits_Wiki :)
It's a bad example because it's incomplete and false. Even your elaboration is incomplete and false.

Job postings require degrees for a multitude of reasons other than introducing a common standard of communication (like proof of experience and background, certification and legal purposes)

I am a pretty dilligent reader. Does not help at all when everybody else is not a dilligent writer (and even those who are, they are not all the time).

You can either keep enforcing your point in your work (and social) environment and get frustrated, or accept that any form of communication requires repeating, examples and explaining in a different way, no matter how precise, concise and to the point you are. I've tried the former, and while it allows you to consider yourself smarter than everybody else, even that wanes after a while.
There are people who do that. The M4 recut of the hobbit is one I have heard of.
Russia received an estimated $430 billion over the past year from oil and gas exports to Europe. https://www.bbc.com/news/58888451
What this whole stupid controversy is emphasizing to me is how many people are living in a post-subjectivity world.

I've enjoyed this show more than any other I've watched recently. I like basically every actor. I've really appreciated the attention to detail in the world. The dialog was awkward at first but after I acclimatized to the style I actually kinda like it—it's quirky, but consistently so.

It turns out, people like and dislike different things! But both sides of this ragefest are in all seriousness accusing the other of not existing because no one could possibly have a different opinion. It's weird.
That's more of a measure of how inadequate your laws currently are. I view GP's measure to be far more accurate and reasonable, and one that I use myself.
Is anybody here working on remote sensing applications for identifying illegal fishing?
Diesel isn't kept at insanely high pressure though. Exploding cars only happens in the movies, but it will be a real thing with H2 vehicles.
Is there any other player with similar rating trajectory [0] to Hans at his age (going from international master at 17.5 to super GM at 19 years old)?

I'm aware of an Indian player, Arjun Erigaisi [1], who made headlines for quickly climbing from 2600 to 2700+ over the last year (18-19 years of age), but he was a grandmaster before he turned 15, whereas Hans achieved everything (including the grandmaster title), in the past 2 years.

[0] https://ratings.fide.com/profile/2093596/chart

[1] https://ratings.fide.com/profile/35009192/chart
The point is to check that nobody is basing pay decisions on these things.
This is so baffling and sad that we have “remind” people to do that. I know we do have, still can’t believe it
It's already slowing going away anyway, being replaced by fish farms: https://ourworldindata.org/rise-of-aquaculture

I can't seem to find any source with data past 2015.

Aquaculture is already cheaper than wild caught. In stores (judging by labels) wild caught is already becoming marketed as a "premium" product, with prices to match, which will reduce demand.
You cannot know that.
Which AI has beat humans at poker? I'm curious as I just heard a guest on Lex Fridman's podcast say differently... I'm not up to speed with that realm
That sounds a bit patronizing to be honest.
Tolkien several said he wanted see what other people with their own creative vision “with other minds and hands” could do set in Middle Earth. It doesn’t seem like he expected them to slavishly follow his own style.
Bad I would imagine. Not only can the watchman be killed, but also slavery as well. https://thecounter.org/new-technology-helping-identify-human...
Why insects? Tilapia eat plants, and other fish eat tilapia.
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The only other equal I've seen to scribble around is Python's Sphinx. I use Sphinx for all my projects no matter what language they're in because it's so good.
That's a half-truth at best. There's a big part of the site dedicated to covering e.g. animal abusers.

The site owner seems to rarely promote that kind of content to the front page though, unless they try to get the site shut down.
Goes away like you delete your Redis VM or restarting the Redis server? Redis persists to disk so your tasks aren't lost.
Funny, I thought Lyndon Johnson said that. Maybe he was just quoting it.
For a "classic" read (25 years old!)

Jim Bell's Assassination Politics

https://cryptome.org/ap.htm
Possible though I did try opening two DDG sessions connected to the same room. The room stayed open when I switched between the two DDG browser windows.
This is really helpful, thanks!
There is nothing wrong with this comment other than "all" should instead be "most.
I literally had a close family friend who went from lawyer to janitor after he got fucked over by a couple of dirty prosecutors.

And he was absolutely able to do the job of a janitor.

Being a janitor is definitely a more labor intensive job than software but it doesn't compare to something like pouring concrete or roofing.
So you're already heavily subsidized by legislation. Power plant operators sell electricity for something like $0.05/kWh on average, which is 15-20% of what you're getting for it. They'd love to be able to sell it for $.30/kWh. The power company also would love to not have to lose a whole lot of money on buying extremely expensive electricity from you. Nevertheless, you're the one getting a sweet deal here, and you need to thank legislators for subsidizing people who can afford to install residential solar.
Yea, it can be taken that way. Anything can. You still have to put the good vibes out there.
Good lord are people still doing that? I understand if you’re immunocompromised. But get over it. We have the shots. It’s just a flu now for healthy people.
That's what carbon pricing is about. Of course it must be high enough.

But at least carbon pricing allows us to visualize the problem.
The virus isn't going away so you're going to get it whether you want it or not. Unless you avoid all human contact, which is obviously worse and more unhealthy than any respiratory virus.
> As a result, there's a not inconsiderable number of die hard fans who don't react well to disregarding canon as there is a rather insane amount of detail spelled out in the books.

This sounds very similar to what happened with the fans of the well-known Wheel of Time series. Given the broad divergence from the canon, the future of the series is in doubt [1]

[1] https://screenrant.com/wheel-time-show-backlash-controversy-...
Though I understand, and in a way agree with your point—that human changes to the environment are as natural as that of beavers—, I think one important difference is the scale of those changes.

Ours are not as natural in the sense that we no longer rely on our inborn capacities to produce those changes.

Yes, in a way we are like beavers in our engineering. But we are insanely overpowered beavers. The scope of our changes puts us in a class of our own.

So if we call changing the environment by one's own means only 'natural', and massively changing it by compounded means 'artificial', we are not natural, not as beavers. Ours is artificial.

So contrary to what you said, that distinction makes at least some sense.
At least it has cute anime drawings.
Why not just use Redis streams for the queue over the Redis list impl.?
It's the equivalent of Karate Kid (2010), where the martial art being practiced is not even karate, but kung fu. Complete nonsense.
Like the VM/Instance/Machine dies with its disk.
> i made one as well called SAQ! https://github.com/tobymao/saq

Awesome! I'll check out your implementation.

> Looks like you use BLPOP, but there could be race conditions or lost jobs if your workers crash, check out BLMOVE and RPOPLPUSH.

I prefer ack-first (blpop) and designing the tasks to expect some amount of errors.
I don’t think this is right. The idea seems to be that his post-game interview shows he didn’t understand the positions very well despite playing them accurately, so he may have cheated. But a) today there was a huge amount of extra security and specific scrutiny on him, b) he drew despite having a substantial advantage at one point, and c) a bad interview where he fumbled some stuff would be a nothing-burger if it hadn’t come after an accusation. It seems much more likely that this is a swirl of confirmation bias, not sound adjustments to priors. No one seemed to think his play was suspicious before the Magnus tweet and now everyone is reading tea leaves.
It’s also a completely overdone trope by now
Sure, LOOKUP would obviously fail, as the object is no longer present in the file system under any name. GETATTR is a different story. Consider this sequence of operations:

$ mkdir foo
$ cd foo
$ rmdir ../foo
$ stat .
16777221 401089477 drwxr-xr-x 2 ed staff 0 64 "Sep 6 06:41:05 2022" "Sep 6 06:41:05 2022" "Sep 6 06:41:05 2022" "Sep 6 06:41:05 2022" 4096 0 0 .

Notice how we removed a directory, and were still able to obtain its attributes afterwards using GETATTR. In fact, I can even go ahead and modify some of its attributes using SETATTR:

$ touch .
$ stat .
16777221 401089477 drwxr-xr-x 2 ed staff 0 64 "Sep 6 06:45:34 2022" "Sep 6 06:45:34 2022" "Sep 6 06:45:34 2022" "Sep 6 06:41:05 2022" 4096 0 0 .

So that's what FORGET is for. It allows the kernel to hold on to inodes, even if they have been unlinked from the underlying file system, regardless of whether they are opened or not.

I think it's important to realise that a FUSE nodeid _does not_ represent an identifier of an inode in the file system. Instead, they are identifiers of the inode in the kernel's inode cache. Every time the object is returned by LOOKUP, MKDIR, MKNOD, LINK, SYMLINK or CREATE, should their reference count be increased. FORGET is called to decrease it again.
> private events with potentially billions of dollars at stake

What are these? Elon Musk - Jeff Bezos head to head?
> fork() + exec() means the executed binary inherits a lot of state from the caller.

Does Linux have process spawning that doesn't have this problem?
Some guys I met at a business competition were working on this: https://www.ondeck.fish/
If you had spent a couple of minutes actually looking for information,

https://leaningtech.com/demo/

That book demo is common for the business space they are targeting, as they offer consulting services to port applications to WebAssembly.
How was Hans able to cheat? Seriously curios.
What a silly comment. Regular people obviously aren't going to spend the rest of their lives wearing masks (which aren't even completely effective anyway). You're likely to get infected (or reinfected) no matter what you do.
> What they're espousing is pure nihilism, AKA "if I die, I die". It's not a good attitude with a novel virus that has killed over a million folks in America so far!

It’s not nihilistic. It’s realistic. The virus is no longer “novel”. And its’ only danger was its novelty. We are vaccinated now. Life can resume. Unless you want to spend your life also worrying about polio, measels, HPV, and whatever else we’ve beaten and learned to live with.
You didn’t let them live enough long. Also please provide the complémentation list ( all the chemical they need to add into their daily diet to sustain this narrative).

No need to cherry pick far right elements of the bell curve. For centuries diet poor in meat is associated with bad health, shorter life and multiple specific diseases. This topic is widely reported on old littérature from 17th 18th and 19th centuries. 0 meat diet is malnutrition whatever the artifice you use to hide it.
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> However, I do like special effects

The trolls body movements in Ep1 took me out of the show, the CGI looked worse than most games. But agreed otherwise they did a good job production-wise. It didn't lean too heavily into the New Zealand Peter Jackson style while still keeping it on point.
Yep, I work for and there are several companies working on this problem. I specifically work for a company creating USVs to fight the issue on the water but there are others working on solutions from the air and space.
Cloudflare stops services to 'revolting' far right hate site
This is still a pretty common misconception (and one that I held until recently when looking at Redis configuration options again), but Redis does have durable operating modes to reload the datastore after going offline (which do significantly trade off speed for durability). If your task queue requires a high enough volume of workload that running Redis in a durable fashion is insufficient, then it's probably time to think about a different queuing system than WakaQ.
MCL was a commercial product (for a time even owned, developed by and sold by Apple directly) with an employed team working on it. Apple had a bunch of projects and tools using it. MCL had a manual, a GUI, support, etc.

Clozure CL is the result of a project extracting/porting the bare CL implementation from MCL. It was open sourced. It got a GUI later, but never again had the polish and appeal of a product like Macintosh Common Lisp.
But many other diseases are way down since 2019, due to more social distancing and remote work.
I work in Oslo and the janitors are not ignored. Could it be the kind of people at his workplace?
Distribution of grades is rarely even, and I'd guess that if you looked at the median grade on Rotten Tomatoes is would be much closer to 70 than 50. Things less than 50 are usually "very horrible".
So, I'd you don't want to build one yourself... What is good ready-to-fly option?
With the difference that in 10 years those packages will still have support, just like VB 6 runtime and MFC are still shipping on Windows 11.
I take this type of mindset often. It's something I'm trying to change.

The better mindset, in my opinion, is that you can choose to do something nice for others for no reason other than to help someone else out.
It’s a question poorly suited for artistic exploration when the artist defines the outcomes.
They usually happen early.
I also had it wrong, and thought it came from Lincoln originally.

Per Reuters Fact Check team:

> Misattributed. There is no evidence Lincoln ever made such a statement about testing a man’s character. The author appears to be Robert G. Ingersoll, who used this phrase to describe the 16th president of the United States on several occasions in the 1890s [1].

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-abrahamlincoln-pow...
> ... it means that even when I do say hello or hold a door or whatever I don't get a response.

I'm sure they find it condescending. This whole post is kind of condescending TBH.
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The vast majority (>80% for men, >90% for women) of professional cyclists have gotten vaccinated, who are among the most closely monitored endurance athletes in the world, whose livelihood depends on their cardiovascular system.

If the vaccine were actually dangerous to your heart (or rather, more risky for their heart than getting COVID while being unvaccinated), they'd had have more than enough data to show it.
The metaverse gets facetracking next month.