skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We also don't have time to fiddle with our website every day.
> Partnering with a hardware vendor inevitably means closed source, deviations from upstream and ultimately a much larger hurdle to be a good citizen to the open-source community.

No, it absolutely doesn't "automatically" mean that. You can totally request some major hardware vendors to fully upstream hardware offload capabilities in their Linux drivers.
This is a pretty tone-deaf response. If you rarely get an hour alone, that means you're around others all the time, most likely a family and some good friends. While the poster you responded to is a solitary, lonely person. For you, dining alone is a respite, for him it is an amplification of his loneliness. Your inability to conceive of such a person and your brushing aside of his feelings is the exact thing that makes loneliness painful.
> Also, pay attention to the Adobe XD’s sharing and cloud storage limits. The Starter plan allows for one shared file and 2GB of file storage. With Figma, sharing and cloud storage is unlimited.

Let’s pay attention to Adobe FG‘s upcoming limits then.
I know I'm very atypical in this but I like to game as well as run the occasional machine learning stuff. Nvidia has a hard lock on the latter, basically giving me no choice.
Probably they stopped investing in XD as soon as acquiring Figma became an idea, which must have been a long time ago.
It was up to my parents. ;)
It is my really old CB (citizens band radio) handle.
Have been passively looking for someone that recommend Visily in these design tool threads, so that I know I'm not alone. It's a pretty solid design tool with tons of AI features that managed to help a technical guy like me make stunning UI. Definitely recommend trying it out.
That sonds like a case of cyber-villainy.
Grown to be one of my favourite channels. It's a real shame that the algorithms that be at youtube have struck down Mark's revenue stream like this :(
I downgraded my GPUs to passively cooled 1030 with DDR5 memory.

My bet is all mainstream games will work on those at 60 FPS for eternity, because of peak performance per watt and energy costs rising.
- Mom as a Service: in a remote future, where the concept of family will vanish, the government will hire women as moms who will nurture the babies. New human children will not be born from anybody. You have to obtain a license to procreate and after that that the baby won't grow in your home but in specialized Growth Centers away from the biological parents.

- Human Engineer: People who will investigate, analyze and give other people the license to procreate. The goal is to produce children who are fit (mentally, physcially...) to progress the society and all that.
> Don’t stop! We believe you should use the best tool for the job. If you’re photo-editing, choose Adobe Photoshop. If you’re doing detailed illustrations, Adobe Illustrator is a no-brainer.

Meanwhile, the acquisition message from Adobe was something like "We can't wait to make Figma better for photographers and illustrators".

Infamous "Everything will grow until it has X" and now it's Figma's turn.
I would never advise to dodge taxes but pragmatically it also depends on the volume of rateable sales they do, or expect to do, in the EU. If you don't target EU customers and get one once in a while on small ticket digital items (I suppose for most physical items VAT will be charged to receipient when going through customs), I don't think many people will bother with EU VAT... Same for foreign customers from any countries, really. Let's say you get a customer from Brazil, are you going to check all Brazilian laws and regulations first and register with the Brazilian tax office if legally required? Frankly, probably not.

Personally, foreign regulations are not something I would spend time on until I start getting traction from the relevant country, otherwise it's a real rabbit hole.
artificial intelligence for intelligence amplification
Unrelated, but XD is such a stupid name.

Reminds me of my teenage texting days xD
Does anybody know the legality of this for other countries' border forces? Is there a list anywhere?
They're not ranked, they're ordered by theme.
An OP on a 90's IRC channel I hung out in used to find it hilarious to forcibly change my username from banana to plantain with /sanick and I got bored of changing it back.

banana was originally picked because it was an adjacent object at the time.
Randomly generated for every website (except this one paradoxically even though it looks random), avoiding characters that lead to confusion (i vs l, O vs 0, etc - some websites designed by morons require you to type the credentials).
To be honest... no idea. :D I think it was inspired some time around the release of the movie "Hackers" in the 90-s. I was writing a short script for something, when the arrangement of letters and numbers made sense together, and still fresh after watching the movie, I came up with it. Been more then 20 years now. Kind of always sticked with it.
quick throwaway account. first one was taken.
Completely random, my full name or vaguely related to my name, depending on the forum.
One I know of is the EU-funded LUMI supercomputer: https://www.lumi-supercomputer.eu/lumis-full-system-architec...

"The AMD MI250X GPU is in a class of its own now and for a long time to come. The technical supremacy and performance per watt were the primary reasons why AMD’s MI250X GPUs were selected for LUMI, explains Pekka Manninen, Director of LUMI Leadership Computing Facility."
Data Integrity of L1 Caches
You would have to not serve most of the world, GDPR-like laws are being adopted everywhere to facilitate data transfer with the EU. Japan, South Korea, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, China, India, Brazil and many other countries, and New York and California in the United States all have comparable laws now. It's only a matter of time before everyone will, that's how important the European market is.
I know this (this very account is one anonymous profile of mine) and many others know this. But bigger and bigger slice of the whole internet ecosystem is moving from "anonymous internet profiles" into "my real life profile but on the internet". Platforms are even starting to enforce that policy as well.

My comment was more an observation on how others act, rather than how I act.
> Aside from being an endless game of whack-a-mole, I feel the race to deplatform undermines ideological diveristy and other key civic values.

There are differing degrees of acceptability. If we're talking about the type of content on the two sites listed, that's beyond the point of any sort of debate.

Do you think insisting that the US is controlled by Jewish people benefits society in any sort of way? Do you think that kind of "ideological diversity" is of any value to society whatsoever?
Apart from your buzzword marketing, what features are actually available for use today? Most are "on the roadmap." Reminds me of Spacedrive which literally launched with a "nice UI" and no actual features that they advertise for.
In the case I described they pay interest on the USD and loan it out in exchange for BTC as collateral. It’s different from the scammy product that gives interest for BTC. The problem that makes the company scammy is not separating these 2 businesses (one is a valid business, the other is a ponzi sceme).
"sex related content" is broad ill defined brush.

The recent case of the father sending groin region photographs to doctor via google (?) services and being flagged for "inapropriate child content" is one example of where exceptions should be made.

I'm now aware of this channel - I have no issue with its content and feel it should have as much access to income streams as any other vlogger.

There are audiences for all manner of content, surgeons have an interest in "gore" videos that relates to injury, treatment, and things often pixelated out.

Those in the social sciences want to see stories such as these in this channel to better understand issues and impacts of policy.

This is an area that needs better human judgement and oversight, if youtube wants to deter OnlyFansOG style videos then they should do so in a manner that doesn't also swat channels such as this example.
He’s a bit naive about what advertisers want when he says something along the lines of ‘advertisers would love to have their ad shown to 200k users’.

‘Brand Safety’ is a huge thing in advertising and there are companies out there that classify webpages based on their content. Premium advertisers don’t want their ads shown alongside content that can be deemed scandalous or unsafe. Sex obviously falls into this category, a more recent example was Covid-related content; advertisers wanted nothing to do with it.

I’m guessing here, but it seems that YT lacks to ability to guarantee premium advertisers that their ads won’t appear on unsafe content and so they demonitise the whole channel.

That said, the amount of garbage ads I get shown on YT is astounding, I doubt those advertisers care where their ads get shown.
Should rename this to Why Adobe acquire Figma?
My family name starts with Đ, which is transcribed to latin DJ, and other part is my nickname.
It is not such a great idea, the dependency courses. Most prerequisites for a self-learner are kind of overblown IME. If you're applying the knowledge and / or you don't have time to go through them like a college student, your prerequisites have a different function for you (the least amount that makes you understand the main topic you want to understand in order to apply that knowledge, this might mean just literally skimming a paper or reading a subchapter of a chapter in some other book - you are not there for the prerequisites).

I talk about applying the knowledge a lot because it is a wonderful constraint, it makes it so that you don't accidentally read things cover to cover, but do like a depth first search into the subject instead.
Bitcoin is cheaper than visa because you have zero consumer protections.
The least you could do is inform everyone like this https://dailyvoice.com/new-york/yonkers/news/sex-offender-co... so people are prepared.
What good is finding it out anyway? First, we don't know how to define fitness, and certainly not how to measure it in an embryo. All we have is a bunch of genes that correlate with known diseases.

Suppose they find that 24.7% of miscarriages arise because of some other reason than fitness. Fixing that before pregnancy will probably require substantial intervention, where that is not needed at all: in most cases, subsequent pregnancies are successful.

Knowing what causes miscarriage in other cases is only there to satisfy curiosity. It has no practical application whatsoever.

However, the dark side is clearly there, and is what sponsors this kind of research: creating artificial life.
I think I think.
Both are too large in scope to really grasp. One has the power to make us all permanently redundant and unable to tell fact from fantasy[0] by being too good a story teller, the other can make them indistinguishable by making the fantasies[0] real.

[0] In the broadest sense that also includes nightmares
I always thought a vanity plate such as “0OQ1I” could easily evade the authorities.
> I suspect that a predisposition to obedience to authority figures may be engineered; some would want that in their own children, others in what may be de jure servants and de facto slaves

I'm working on a novel about this (but with a twist). I think this is exactly what's going to happen.
I pick different username / handle for every website because I don't want someone to be able to follow everything I do with a simple search.

I just pick them as it strikes me fancy, based of something cool I saw that week. This one is a onomatopoeia for a sound of bubbles. No idea why.
You are making up words for me.

Piracy is bad because it's unfair to honest buyers. This is literally my original argument. Not because people get angry about it, I never even mentioned that to begin with. You are the one who came up with "people get angry" angle by using a crappy analogy.

Do I really need to prove how this is unfair? A paid $60, got a copy of game. B paid $0 by illegal means, got a copy of game.

Same goes to shoplifting, actually. Not sure why it "doesn't hold up". I simply care less because police exists. Regardless if anyone "gets angry", it is an unfair situation.

Hell, you even made up another strawman: "Why would they get angry? -> "Because piracy is bad" -- said no one.

To be Mr. obvious, people get angry because they're in the disadvantaged end of an unfair situation.

Have a nice day, this is my last one.
Agree with the first four and last two points, don't agree with middle two. For example people were always looking to publish their essays ("letter to the editor"). A blog expands on this. For the next one, the workings of the site are in the end irrelevant to the reader. Also you say "a domain name so a static IP". One doesn't imply the other. You can have a domain name with a dynamic IP. Interestingly, if that's the case the home analogy kinda falls. Your address and land aren't distinct, yes this happens here. As for static IP, not everyone wants this.
My take: they were reckless, careless, and incompetent. Basically executing a traditional dodgy-growth-fintech playbook. Executives not caring about long-term risk or ethics may or may not be influencing factors to that.

I'm just waiting for crypto.com to similarly blow up in the next big mess, whatever it is.
Comparing a used to a new card never a 1:1 comparison though. A RX 5700XT performs better than a 1080Ti and is priced around the same.
You're arguing against a strawman if you think the claim is "Every Trump supporter who turned up to the Capitol was part of an armed militia attempting to violently take over the government". The claim is merely that among the Trump supporters were some armed individuals who were prepared to do whatever it took to stop the process of counting the electoral votes, which would have potentially been enough to change the outcome of the election.

The fact that his supporters almost succeeded despite most of them not being armed should be a cause for more concern rather than less, since it shows what a soft target they were attacking (and presumably some were at least subconsciously aware of that, which might have influenced their decision to not bring their weapons).

Anyway, as for your specific claim that they "left their guns at home", I refer you to this[0] article from last year:

"At least three people arrested in connection with the insurrection are facing charges for carrying firearms on Capitol grounds. At least eight others carried knives or tasers at the Capitol, including two defendants who allegedly committed assaults with tasers, according to FBI and court documents. Multiple others arrested downtown and in the vicinity of the Capitol had rifles, pistols, explosive materials, and large supplies of ammunition. And communications among numerous January 6 suspects detailed in court documents indicate that many of their fellow insurrectionists were armed with guns."

[0] https://www.motherjones.com/crime-justice/2021/09/trump-extr...
My hacker news one is the password that one of our maths teachers used at school for the computers.

I used MrBananas as a test account name (probably inspired by the banana man cartoons) - which is why it’s my Twitter handle… didn’t think Twitter would last when it launched so made a throwaway test account.
Depends on the context. My "real-life" profile is just my firstname + lastname, like many others. This particular username came into life because it was auto-generated when signing up to reddit, where I wanted to post a 3D simulation/physics render I did, so that's what stuck. Then I started using the same user across platforms and brought the username with me.
Character in several Neal Stephenson books. Was reading one when I made the account.
Only 3? I guess we will just forget about the fact that big tech literally monetizes depression?
well now it's archived: https://archive.ph/AuEtn
There's no spine in the Dutch government, only opportunism and career fear disguised as tolerance and laissez-fair liberalism.
YouTube has more reason to be afraid of false positives than false negatives. By refusing to monetize all sex-related content, they now won't make a mistake which the public or government might punish them for. I think the public is far more okay with the idea that YT doesn't fund sex-related content than vice versa, and therein lies the source of risk for YT.
Makes sense! I misread your comment, sorry.
Hi Mr. Capable Web
Rust has technical and political challenges.

Technical challenges are a lot of things but mostly a pretty unimpressive build-time improvement over C++. An explicit choice to limit the generalized effects system to "we can get a lot of JS people on board" is already showing age.

The political challenges are, ugh, more complicated. It's everything from the PagerDuty response times on every relevant forum by a person of the exact right seniority to respond to anyone expressing even the slightest skepticism to the big blocks of people resigning en masse and publicly (https://developers.slashdot.org/story/21/11/27/0123211/rusts...) over "Core Team" heavy-handedness, to the still-intriguing mystery of who is paying thousands of people to care more about this than their spouse.
Way back before the World Wide Web the dialup world had Bulletin Boards. Everybody wanted you to create an account "handle". I tried to use first initial and family name, but found that my name was common and I had to think of different "handles" for different sites which became a memory problem. So I decided to come up with a unique handle that wouldn't be used by anyone else. I put three Z characters between my initial and family name. I still use that today as my account name here shows.
The enclosure doesn't melt. The resistance splits, and no longer provides a path for electricity to flow, so it stops heating. No wires are exposed.

It's similar to an old electric bulb failure.
I just looked at different benchmarks and the general consensus seems to be that latest Radeon and Nvidia cards are quite similar in performance.
Nvidia seems to lead in raytracing and upscaling but in my opinion only the upscaling part is really important. And I bet that all GPU makers will have a decent solution available for that soon.
What do you mean by hidden narrative, can you expand on that.
An account of travel to the five Indian kingdoms – 723 CE
This is a non-problem:

> 2 Diversity and inclusion

> Despite being known for having a welcoming and friendly community, Rust's diversity numbers are terrible.

It is crucial to be human and treat everyone with 23 chromosome pairs as our proper theological equivalent, yes.

However: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DIE) is a Maoist hell[1] that we all must either reject or be pulled down into.

You are cautioned.

[1] https://amgreatness.com/2022/09/16/the-maoism-of-wokeism/
My name plus the last few letters of the modern english alphabet in lowercase
I don't get it. Like so much news is negative. No ads next to sex? No ads next to news of an economic downturn? No ads next to war in Ukraine? No ads next to funeral of Queen Elisabeth? With that reasoning, are they just gonna demonetize news entirely?
It's the same thing on the google chrome store. The link I get from there seems personalized so can't share it, but it's still funny.
>But I am deeply unconvinced any of the ideas in Buterin’s essays are worth anything — because they’re concocted without reference to anything that people who aren’t weird cryptocurrency anarchocapitalists want.

Well, in his stablecoin blog post he actively argues for negative interest rates in case the index the stablecoin replicates grows faste, you don't have to be a genius to understand negative interest rates, you have to abandon the idea of being a capitalist forever for that. The other factor is that he talks about harberger taxes which are basically just a different way of implementing X(including land) value taxes where everyone assesses the value themselves.

When you consider these incredibly impactful changes it is hardly possible to see buterin as some "weird cryptoanarchist" because these two demands are nothing short of eliminating the dynastic land ownership system and ensuring permanent full employment while avoiding pointless recessions which are also just an dynastic artefact of holding money hostage. Having a higher salary with lower costs of living and not fearing
unemployment isn't something that just some elite wants, elites don't need these things.
My FE is absolutely not too noisy. During 2D use the fans aren't even running, and during 3D the noise is totally fine.

I always game with headphones on anyway, so the noise is not an issue either way. But it's really not bad. On this generation at least the cooling solution is fine IMO.
For pseudonymous ones I usually farm old Ice-T and Opgezwolle lyrics. (Ice-T in the case of my HN username).

https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/ can also be fun for this.
In California, we use "dude"

"Dude can be anything. Males are dude. Females are dude. My phone is dude. That cat over there, it is dude. The green light that only lasts long enough for 1 car to pass is dude. I have called my hair "dude". I have called my coffee maker "dude". The entire population of the world, and all of their belongings, are all dude."
- Some post on Reddit
Nazi-ism won an election and had lots of influential foreigners who supported it. Communism also had widespread support. "Popularism" is currently a dirty word because the plebs often vote for the wrong person.

I just went over to look at one of the sites in question. Even with those sorry facts in mind, I still think the Daily Stormer would get indifference. It isn't a very inspiring website and the content appears to be stupid. Their current feature article is "Women are So Ugly" which is unlikely to do well at sparking a ... whatever it is they are meant to spark. Can't go very far without women.
This is the standard way to implement Undo in editors. You have operations that are put onto stack and applied one after another on the original data. You can cache intermediate results for optimization. And when you undo - you just pop the last operation from the stack.
It’s a nickname from playing an early MMO (Ultima Online) that stuck.
Not many realize that when you use an adobe product you are giving them a right to conduct an audit of your organization. These are typically fishing expeditions by consulting companies like E&Y. The last time they sent one of these mails - I had bluntly told them their products are crap and we are heavy users of figma.

From https://www.adobe.com/in/legal/terms.html
15. Audit Rights. If you are a Business, then we may, no more than once every 12 months, upon seven 7 days’ prior notice to you, appoint our personnel or an independent third-party auditor who is obliged to maintain confidentiality to inspect (including manual inspection, electronic methods, or both) your records, systems, and facilities to verify that your installation and use of any and all Services or Software is in conformity with its valid licenses from us. Additionally, you will provide us with all records and information requested by us within 30 days of our request in order for us to verify that the installation and use of any and all Services and Software is in conformity with your valid licenses. If the verification discloses a shortfall in licenses for the Services or Software, you will immediately acquire any necessary licenses, subscriptions, and applicable back maintenance and support. If the underpaid fees exceed 5% of the value of the payable license fees, then you will also pay for our reasonable cost of conducting the verification.
I'm having the weirdest deja-vu right now.

Turns out I did see a thread almost like this, with a top comment almost like this a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32793139

Felt like I was going insane.