skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is not a textual match, and this is observable at multiple points in the process. It is therefore a different hostname. It’s that simple.

When I said “almost always”, I was referring to search domains as the exception, I just didn’t think it worth clarifying (though I was amused by the fact that it’s the oft-broken-at-HTTP-and-above one that’s reliable at DNS).

Look, the difference is trivially demonstrated and eCa’s original claim trivially falsified: unless you’ve gone out of your way already, at https://news.ycombinator.com/ you’re logged in, at https://news.ycombinator.com./ you’re not logged in, because the hostname and thus origin is different, and also they’re not same-site, and thus cookies and such are not shared.

ai and www.ai might serve the same content, might have one redirect to the other, might serve different content: they’re different hostnames and different origins, they can do what they like and it’s no bug in anything. ai and ai. might serve the same content, might have one redirect to the other, might serve different content: they’re different hostnames and different origins, they can do what they like and it’s no bug in anything.
I've never seen a configuration that would set a default subdomain search on .com., so I find this hard to believe. Can you show me a browser that resolves like this?
For me, before changing that setting, lookups for ai. were failing. After changing it, they worked. I also had to make that OpenWRT change mentioned above since my router is running OpenWRT.

As to the question of whether or not lookup for ai. should work even without that setting... I dunno. Maybe it's just down to the way the systemd-resolved maintainers interpreted the spec?
95% of companies can solve all their DevOps problems with code that’s already written on GitHub.
You are 100% right. Work on the high profile projects that senior management cares about. Bonus points for being good at translating tech details to business speak (as in how tech/problem X impacts $).
There's a certain irony in scolding others for their perceived victimhood while simultaneously claiming to be a victim yourself.
Don't be too confident in your nephew's well being. The Ford Crown Victoria (and similar Panther platform vehicles) has terrible ratings for side impact crashes.

https://www.iihs.org/ratings/vehicle/ford/crown-victoria-4-d...
Blender Plugin for Generating Textures with Stable Diffusion
See here
https://jameswillia.ms/posts/shortest-urls.html
They're alluding to trains.
It doesn't matter because there is no such activist group and vandalization of SUVs is not a common crime.

Such a high percentage of cars are SUVs that it wouldn't even be sending a coherent message.
I don't find this to be true in my own life. I get into a lot of flow moments with my passions and it's become just a thing I settle into like sleep. I also don't mind being interrupted sometimes because I set aside enough time to be in the flow. I think the key is, let it happen but don't become attached to it and let it go when you can't have it.
There's no magic. It works the same way any other domain does.
https://jameswillia.ms/posts/shortest-urls.html
>it can generate porn

It's not good at penises or vaginas, just breasts and butts. I can find what I like pornographically without ai. But the ducking and dodging around nudity and sexuality is childish and tiresome and we ought to discuss this topic as disinterestedly and nonchalantly as we do the other things it excels or struggles at. Penises and vaginas are not somehow more vile than other things.

Sure enough, sexual content ought to be age-gated and there is potential for abuse (slapping a person's face onto explicit imagery without their consent isn't cool yall). But are we working toward AGI or not? Because at some point it's gonna have to know about the birds and the bees.
QR codes can be one-time-use only though; it depends on the carrier. They can also be revoked (sometimes by accident - maybe their "reusability" was an oversight to begin with that's now been corrected) which you will only realize when it's too late.
Please elaborate and provide links
That’s extremely realistic. The Netherlands has a separate system for bikes. The truck system would just be what the motorized traffic system is now, be it a bit scaled down.
This is a terrible idea. Tramadol is an opioid. Using the two drugs together increases the risk of overdose.
If it’s not working for you it’s probably due to the resolver you’re using or how your host’s stub resolver is configured. Some stub resolvers have rules about the number of dots in the name.

I’m using dnsmasq on my router pointed at Google DNS and it’s not currently resolving for me on my iPhone. I’ll have to check where the failure is occurring.

Edit: if I turn off WiFi on my iPhone, I can load the site just fine over Verizon cellular. So it’s my dnsmasq config most likely.
> I'm surprised this is up for debate.

I looked into logging in protobuf when I was seeing if there was a better binary encoding for ring-buffer logging, along the same lines as nanolog:

https://tersesystems.com/blog/2020/11/26/queryable-logging-w...

What I found was that it's typically not the binary encoding vs string encoding that makes a difference. The biggest factors are "is there a predefined schema", "is there a precompiler that will generate code for this schema", and "what is the complexity of the output format". With that in mind, if you are dealing with chaotic semi-structured data, JSON is pretty good, and actually faster than some binary encodings:

https://github.com/eishay/jvm-serializers/wiki/Newer-Results...
I think non-fatal in injuries are significantly higher than fatal injuries. I don't have a source for that for USA at hand but it's certainly true globally by a factor of 15-40 https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/road-traffi...

Also, anecdotally, I hear quite a lot about family of deceased in wrongful police shootings suing police. Although I don't think the difficulty that a private citizen has getting justice after being wronged by a police department is really at all the same as most road accident situations.
Mass is what contributes to inertia which allows the speed to be carried for longer... The acceleration, which is the difference in speeds, is the real damage dealer.
They already effectively do this by having laxer standards for passenger safety ratings for smaller cars.
I bet twitter could have (and maybe still could) cut down toxicity massively by only showing tweets in an algorithmic feed that are not replies to an existing tweet.

I think the big problem with twitter is that people are often only exposed to the "other side" of an argument by first seeing a reply to that tweet from someone they are following (and probably agree with). That's a recipe for starting mob flame wars.
Turns out it's pretty easy to do a multiple long day fast if you spend a few weeks cutting out carbs first
We started EmberGen in odin ;)
Ran it with Little Snitch installed (why bother looking at the code when a malicious actor can just upload a modified binary anyway?) and the claims seem to be legit so far.
I need a slash in firefox too, dot also just searches
> But the second point here is also wrong: the whole reason these models are interesting is because they can generate things they haven't seen before

No, it's essentially generating mashups of its training data, which can be very interesting.

So a model that hasn't been trained on a lot of porn will of course do a very bad job at generating porn.
Then read it the way you'd read a blog post by random person posted to HN.

We live in an age in which social trust is declining, so we should probably be skeptical of even the more "reputable" sources.
there are areas of the world where the government disagrees with the population on the appropriate timezone, most notably in Xinjiang

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xinjiang_Time
I dont know the organization but fwiw they also seem to be supporting this:
https://www.thefire.org/fire-urges-twitter-carnegie-mellon-n...
Works using 8.8.8.8 and 1.1.1.1 as resolvers.
These are both moral solutions, in my book; the GP has convinced me that one is more effective than the other.

I don't think any such law will ever come into effect. So I don't feel the need to be confident (or the opposite) with respect to my elected officials. It's all wishing.
Braking distance isn't a function of mass. Turns out the momentum from higher mass and the increased friction from higher mass balance exactly.

I should say this is true for the physics of sliding friction forces, which aren't super precise.
The problem is people in positions of authority listening to Twitter mobs.

That stops and the mobs lose all their power. It will probably take some lawsuits to set the standard too.
It was to me. And a good portion of Vue2 frameworks were built with that in mind, which is kinda nice.

I know the other poster said you could so react with a script tag... just looked and apparently it is possible... but I don't know many people who use it that way. Something new I learned though.
What about the last mile issue? Like getting products to grocery stores and outlets?
The schedule of Ramadan (the Islamic calendar month) may be delayed or extended in countries which use a physical sighting of the crescent moon to end the month, and can even differ by country if they go to different astronomers. This wouldnt affect DST I think, but more the timezone info - database. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-europe-islam-ramadan-idUS... https://www.economist.com/the-economist-explains/2018/06/12/...
That doesn’t sound right. A 1mph train hitting you won’t kill you, it’ll just push you along. The sudden acceleration of all or parts of your body is important.
Speedup from switch to +=
Ah, but tracking each session is needed for censorship purposes no?
Which is unfortunate. More people should know about the atrocities heaped upon Haiti by the "civilized" French [1] and Americans [2].

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiti_indemnity_controversy

2. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_occupation_of_...
How does column encoding work
Also eudaimonic happiness is the only thing you have control over. You can't always be rich, healthy, in a great relationship, with a job you love, children who are loving and successful etc. But you can always strive to fulfill your duties, improve yourself and live an honorable life
The personal mobility and freedom for all you claim to love looks like a Renault Twizy or a 5kW electric motorbike or a velomobile with a 500W motor as well as walking, bikes and a functional transit system.

SUVs and 'Trucks' are just a danger and direct harm to your neighbors and subsidizing them imposes a massive burden on the people paying for the vast swathes of asphalt, inflation of infrastructure costs and medical care they entail. They limit mobility rather than enabling it because they require any spaces which they dominate to be made impassible without a giant protective metal shell They're so destructive and awful to be near that entire neighborhoods need to be redesigned to get them away from the residents as quickly as possible when in use. This results in requiring any worthwhile destination to be removed so that cars do not come towards residences.
For an organization purporting to support academic freedom, that they have funded or worked with Turning Point USA, an organization which literally runs a ‘watch list’ of academics whose political views they disagree with, seems relevant to assessing their true goals, yes.
house centipede are evil looking but completely harmless to humans. Actually they're good at eliminating other bugs that are pests like roaches and some spiders. If you see a house centipede that means it has prey which is likely something you really don't want in your house.
Of course it was. Go to pub med search for "harm benefit covid" and look at all the research.
A vax was even paused because of it:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/info-by-product/jansse...
RAM might hold it back?

Still, probably not too hard to build for iPad or iOS.
Twilio can provide SM-DP codes that will provision eSIMs.
Except that eudaimonic happiness is not guaranteed to produce tangible rewards, it's the act of striving itself that matters.
Not sure what poor or lower-middle class communities you've lived in, but where I grew up, kids who were insecure about being clearly being disadvantaged by society's standards made a pretty big deal about the little they did have, and readily lorded it over those who didn't. If you all lived in the same shitty apartment complex but one kid had a nice pair of kicks, it was pretty noticeable. Beyond that, the only other people in poorer communities visibly living in vans are probably severe addicts and other folks not willing to or capable of living their lives in closer step with most other folks. Those are some pretty tough social stigmas to overcome.
Tickled. It’s the one of the few documentaries I watched in theaters because of how great it seemed.

It was as good as it seemed.

Trailer: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iOBXuCYB4jQ
We might also get heatstrokes. Source: Florida resident
So I guess this is mostly a useless phone if I want to travel the world.
> Something happens

I think that something is electrification and the limits on energy that comes with that. Aerodynamics makes for smaller is better. However the weight of the car is up significantly.

Which definition of "bigger" are we concerned about?
I don't know dude I clicked on it and it just opened in a new tab? I don't think it gets much easier.
This is what I was getting at when I was talking about "standing against the dogpile".

I agree with what you said, but things get hairy when other people in positions of authority agree with, or are part of, the mob.

There already have been lawsuits (e.g. a recent HN thread about a shop getting "canceled" by Oberlin students, leading to a large award in favor of the shop), but I don't think anything is going to change until the general society pendulum swings the other way. And then we have to worry about what's on the other side of the pendulum...
For the CLI version, there was no UI, you have to open the python file and stub out the NSFW check. (trivial though)
”The observable universe was once compressed into a volume the size of a golf ball, but that golf ball was only a tiny piece of a universe that was infinite even then.”

What a helpful way of thinking about it. I’m surprised I’ve never heard this before. Mind expanding, no pun intended.
Is there an equivalent for Windows 10 + Nvidia GPU 8gB ram?
To name a few:
- The Great Hack
- The century of self
- Inside the Bell's Brain
- Jiro Dream's of Sushi
Fyi we ran into an actual real life example of this being a real problem since Arizona doesn't do daylight savings time it can cause miscommunication and people can miss meetings if you put the wrong S vs D. It's even worse when you consider some countries switch over at different times from S to D.
Edit
Sorry I missed the Arizona part of your comment but there are rare occasions where it can mislead people.
this nation has changed dramatically in the last few decades...the elites have clamped down on the little people in so many ways...so many laws and regulations now...i was reading a comic book from the 1950s the other day, and the premise was that a female college student was having an affair with her professor...and there were other plot elements...but the amazing thing was that the other characters did not think the relationship was unusual at all...nowadays, in a movie or in the media, such a relationship would be portrayed as scandalous...

the hit movie american graffiti from the 1970s showed a high school teacher having an affair with one of his students...but it was just a casual aside in the movie plot...no one made a big deal about it...

this nation is entering some sort of neopuritanical hell hole...and it aint gonna be pretty...
Works on my Arch Linux Firefox 104.0.2
Quantum AI breakthrough: theorem shrinks appetite for training data
Not working on my random ISP’s DNS, and iOS iPhone 7 Chrome.
The ipad pro has a 16gb option. It's essentially the same hardware as the macbook.
I’d say Stripe. Very detailed and with helpful examples. Never needed to spend much time figuring out how to do something and I didn’t need to look for random examples on the web.
Is Security a dirty work?
Now go and install mod_perl
21 Years
We use Stripe and I believe it uses 2. We see small spikes on certain dates due to clumping caused by months having different numbers of days.

Option 1 isn't that much different, but why complicate things? There's virtually no difference in revenue, but people's payment dates are changing in ways that could misalign with their other monthly payments/inflows. I have all sorts of bills and credits that come in at the same time each month. To my knowledge, I have none that migrate through the month by following a 30-day timer. Most people wouldn't notice though, of course.

Don't do 3. Way too complicated, and adding complications means losing customers.
I went for my second Masters at 43 thinking it would be a breeze knowing how to better focus. First semester I barely passed and decided to take the next semester after a break which stretto an year. It took me 5 years to complete a graduate degree. I would not underestimate the value of discipline with health, attention duration one can afford with kids and family or relationships. Be more forgiving to yourself if kids half your age tend to be able to arrive at answer faster.
Stand there for a few seconds or minutes. It’s what glaciers did. They travelled far slower than 1mph and took out mountains.

I don’t make the physics, I just live with them.
I think people confuse happiness and “happy events” too often and try to demonize hedonism by tying it to “capitalist treadmills” and wage slavery.

Look, “Happy events” like buying some cool new thing, or going to a fancy party, or the birth of a child are of course temporary feelings of happiness. Yes that should be obvious, the point is to keep steady streams of these sort of happy events in your life.

“Happiness” is a state, not tied to a particular event, it is a feeling. You get there by finally building structure into your life that easily allows for the creation of “happy events” with little effort.

It is analogous to eating a good meal and being well fed. No one expects a few good meals to suddenly make them well fed, you must constantly eat meals to reach a state where you can be considered well fed and you must keep eating beyond that to maintain the status of being well fed. Happiness is something like that.

A state of happiness without the occurrence of new happy events eventually deteriorates, unless you can lower the bar for happy events so low that merely being alive makes you happy. But it is very difficult and I don’t recommend it, because overstimulation of happiness makes it difficult to determine if you are actually happy. You must occasionally be unhappy to know this. Some people that are happy just because they are alive might not really be happy at all. A dystopian thought.
I got curious to know more about your story. How were you used and what made you realize what was happening?
No, not one bit. She just had a sense of humor. It's difficult to truly materialize someone's personality in a finite blob of text.
Being technical enough, I’d type http://ai and wouldn’t for a second have thought that some time in the past, someone working on Firefox thought “hey, we could offer a second text box for searching” even though the idea Makes Sense because so much that Makes Sense has been argued against by the leaders of various projects and I’m callused against trying to understand the motivation behind changes to things that already worked before they were removed or hidden…
one should note this is the only reliable way to configure graphics tablets in a wayland session. I made a video about it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKC44MRRjR0 : )
Principles have to live in a constitution now?
> there is no sign of an edge of the universe

How is this determined? I would think that the observable universe puts a limit on our view anyway.

Is it the redshift receding into infinite wavelengths? Can the instruments even detect this?
Didn't the moral equivalent of a Twitter mob lead to Brexit? The problem is humans.
I’m in this spot now. Being invaluable to a project just means more work gets piled on me because it’s valuable work that needs to get done. I think I have something like 20 jira tickets in my board at the moment. Maybe half of them are complete with a deadline on Friday.

But it also puts me in a spot where my manager feels he has to micromanage me. If I up and quit, it’ll pretty much derail the project many months. And I do feel like quitting. Not because of the amount of work but because I have this micromanager breathing down my neck every day.
The only “true” OO language that I am aware of is Erlang (using the definition given by Alan Kay).
99% of the browsers in use have a built in pdf reader these days.
p = mv, so in momentum velocity is simply linear. It's in KE = 1/2 * m * v^2 that has the square (kinetic energy).
Because a system that almost works is an enemy of a system that works.
This looks pretty cool, thanks
Trains can be far faster than trucks. There are various serious deficiencies in the US train system that mean that transit speeds are far, far lower than they could be. There is no real technical reason why trains can't be faster than trucks with a similar marginal cost as to today. The infrastructure and systems are simply deficient.
i actually prefer it. I've never been to one here in Austin that doesn't have a paper menu if you ask tho. I much prefer handling my filthy, but personally contaminated phone, to menus that a ton of other people have handled after rubbing their eyes and noses.
I already have this one on audiobook, thanks
I guess this is the beauty of making a model open source.
I feel like heavier cars being a separate license or an endorsement on your existing car license is a sensible idea. They have very different handling characteristics, and it's pretty noticeable a lot of their drivers lack the skill required to operate them safely.

I mean the idea that you can sit your license test in a subcompact and then go out and drive a 4 door high displacement ute/pickup truck is pretty absurd on the face of it.
A trailing dot is entirely within the spec, isn't it?

For some fun: http://gs.com./ gives an error. https://news.ycombinator.com./ works, but has me logged out (probably the cookie doesn't match?).
Not ISP-dependent, but DNS-server dependent. The recommendation is also just that: It's not enforced. The TLD can decide to serve those records at the apex if it wishes, and any given DNS server should look them up as requested. It just so happens in your case it doesn't -- Windows DNS, for example, will not serve the TLD's A record.

Regardless, in your case, `dig pn. +noall +comments`, you'll likely see SERVFAIL.

Trying `dig pn. +noall +comments @8.8.8.8` and you'll see that you get a status of NOERROR.

(And, of course, `dig pn. +short @8.8.8.8` will give you the correct IP of 139.162.17.173)
These days I kind of wish we didn't do text logging at all. There's essentially two types of logs: fixed messages, and values.

A binary logging protocol can make this definition explicit and more efficient: you're either emitting a token for the fixed message in your applications format, or you're emitting values...and a fixed token for the format string, which can be parsed and reconstructed later.

Our applications don't need to be doing this sort of text formatting in them at all, and we need the developer interface to make explicit what's happening and what's important.