skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it is worth pointing out that Chess.com did sign a contract to buy the Play Magnus Group last month.
I dunno what to make of that, but this whole thing could have been handled a bit more professional...
Couldn't all of that be added in via expansions, DLC, or patches (what's the difference anyway) without changing the underlying engine? It's just strange that a game that was worked upon for so long (including after its release) is seemingly unsalvageable. I would think that they could expand more.
propaganda can seem innocent enough at first, but its most insidious trait is that it eventually poisons and undermines even the most essential functions of your government not only during a crisis but through even its most mundane operational capabilities. institutions once intended to act and think critically and challenge orthodoxy in the service of advancement of the nation now become an artifice for furthering a dead ideology or deleterious policy. Whatever good you thought US propaganda could do to bolster things like patriotism or civic duty, it does exponentially more damage by crippling the basic ability to challenge paradigms or uncomfortable situations and decisions that if avoided may very well plunge your state into ruin.
I think you're both wrong :-)

GP is wrong because Magnus won this tournament – but he did lose to Pragg three times along the way. But I don't think you can say you are "losing well" when you congratulate the silver medalist while holding gold.

You're wrong because, what flex? Pragg is 17 and Alireza Firouzja (the third place finisher) is 19. His comment reads more as a hat tip to two young rising stars than anything else.
When I'm working in my preferred environment, I need to work in its language, but the language/VM is built in something (usually C), and the kernel I'm running on is built in something (usually also C), and I might be making a webpage where I need a bit of Javascript. And sometimes I need to poke at a shell script or something that's overgrown shell and is now Perl. And sometimes my preferred environment isn't really the right fit for the problem at hand, so I've got to use something else. Oh, and maybe I need to compile stuff, so here comes Make.
DuckDuckGo Lite now requires a User-Agent header
# Test:

x=$(echo x|tr x '\r');

# Without UA header

sed "s/$/&$x/" <<EOF|openssl s_client -connect lite.duckduckgo.com:443 -ign_eof
POST /lite/ HTTP/1.1
host: lite.duckduckgo.com
content-length: 6
content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
connection: close

q=test
EOF

# With UA header

sed "s/$/&$x/" <<EOF|openssl s_client -connect lite.duckduckgo.com:443 -ign_eof
POST /lite/ HTTP/1.1
host: lite.duckduckgo.com
content-length: 6
content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
user-agent: test
connection: close

q=test
EOF
> * People don't seem to mind the weather too much?

I would start with questioning this assumption.

Also, based on their terrible choices of ISP and mobile networks, I would question this one too:

> Fiber can't be that hard to roll out to new places right next to roads plus Starlink exists
"Too old"? He's younger than Bill Cosby...

Maybe "cancelling" is a cheap word for a more complex set of phenomenon than you're treating it as.
Hi! Interesting. Which company do you work for?

Yes, that'd be possible. I don't know how webauthn works, but if it relies on ECC you could probably do ECDH between all security keys you wanted to carry your master key, and then use the combined ECDH values as the master key.
Inquiries about sensors that detect humans in cars surge following child's death
A swap sounds like it'd cost them more than it costs Apple to repair it.
The human perils of scaling smart technologies: evidence from field experiments
If you actually want to know the answer to your question, go play rdr2.

But suffice it to say, there's a difference between being a rebel and being an asshole. No one likes an anti hero who's insecure and goes around kicking people while they're down, they like conflicted characters who know what it's like to be rejected by society and who stands up for others in the same boat.
Just goes to show what can happen when you get featured in a viral hit podcast. That’s a great outcome for him but I shudder to think about what it tells us about our judicial system.
The main thing I disliked about ubuntu was the lack of availability of recent software, and the packaging of software in snaps. Used to be, deb packages was the 'lingua franca' of the internet. Everyone offered deb files, often provided by PPAs. These days you're much more likely to find a package in pacman / aur as ubuntu has gotten a little less popular amongst the folks who like playing with the bleeding edge.

Arch has pacman, which I found about as good as the ubuntu repos, but it also has AUR, which has damned near everything. Unfortunately, arch is also almost willfully hard to use. They only recently got an 'installer' and it's a shell script that's worse than the slackware installer I first used back in '99. There isn't very good tooling to tweak settings for anything, you're referred to the arch wiki, that, while good, could really use a technical writer. Finally, I strongly get the sense that it's a 'toy' distro meant for exploring than a production distro meant for prod use. Granted, this is mainly from my experience where updates failed spectacularly (twice!), and the devs responsible basically shrugged and blamed upstream, when they were making grub builds straight from master for their 'stable' repos. Their 'fix' took a whole week, and was basically adding some patch notes advising people to run a command before rebooting.

Pop OS is basically the latest ubuntu LTS with a few tweaks to gnome, a scheduler which gives higher priority to foreground tasks, and installs most major packages from deb repos instead of snaps (though flatpacks are still available. If not for pop i would have simply went with linux mint.
The Atlantic did it too. https://newsletters.theatlantic.com/galaxy-brain/62f28a6bbcb...
Isn't TikTok effectively ran by Oracle in USA?
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/17/technology/tiktok-oracle-...

How did Oracle get its start, remind me?
https://gizmodo.com/larry-ellisons-oracle-started-as-a-cia-p...
The community has been writing scrapers since the beginning, but it's a huge task. We've also written scraper templates, since many counties use the same systems. https://github.com/Police-Data-Accessibility-Project/PDAP-Sc...
As we see TikTok eating everyone's lunch we will see a last gasp flurry of PR firms from Facebook, Google trying to spam these articles.
Wait - people still do IRL?!
I invite you to try Safari, Chrome, and Firefox on an Apple Silicon CPU right now. Firefox is the slowest of these by a HUGE margin.
Isn't it a bit more like

Alice: "Statement A. Example A. Statement B."

Bob: "Can you give me an example?"

You: "She just gave you example A!!!!"

Everyone else: "Bob must be asking for example B."
Google is fully capable of banning them on Android.

Apple is fully capable there, of course.

The US Gov't has asked both to stop carrying TikTok on app stores multiple times, and it's still there.

I don't think anyone wants TikTok gone other than people who don't use it or who see how much data is collected. TikTok is something of a cancer, and like cancer, it has zero incentive to stop. metastasis is TikTok's entire purpose.
Where do you think all this TikTok "Reefer Madness" is coming from?

This is just plain old protectionism.
dillo.org

More recently, Ladybird, which was discussed last week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32809126
I assume you refer to BeePi, which is a fantastic thing but it doesn't run FreeMiNT as the _only_ OS on a Raspberry Pi. It basically packages up a Raspbian OS with the Hatari and Aranym emulators running on top of it, with EmuTOS/FreeMiNT running on top of that. I've got it running on one Raspberry Pi and it's quite nice; unlike Aranym on my Mac, I can actually get networking to work. But it's not running an Atari OS directly on the Raspberry Pi hardware, which is a shame.
I don't really understand Magnus' position about playing a sideline vs. Hans Niemann in the infamous cheating game, and was reportedly shocked Hans knew the responses. Before any of that became public and I was reviewing the game, I just thought it was a sideline transposition to a Catalan position, and everyone knows Magnus plays the Catalan as a main white opening - so a weird way of getting to that structure is not that novel.

Hans' explanation made sense, even if he was wrong in his first interview and it came off weird.
Anaconda is pretty much selling a redistribution of popular foss python packages.
I agree with everything you wrote, except: adding pattern matching that hits even the lower rungs of good quality is sweating bullets. (So good thing users of Lisps don't have to.)
Correction: your world changed considerably as existing problems became more visible.
I disagree strongly, but I believe this comment should be in full view so that people can appreciate it is not a rare sentiment. I have encountered it within my social circle quite often.
The enemy of your enemy can still be your worst enemy.
Thanks for sharing about your project!

Do you mind giving us brief on what kind of data you are collecting and highlight any interesting findings so far?
All of that should have been integral to the initial version of the game. I'd balk at a game that lets you play singleplayer but you have to pay extra if you want the world to feel real.
This should be the top reply!

Just want to add my extra take on comments:

Comments are absolutely necessary when explaining complex logic that is hard to read for the casual reader (or yourself 6 months later).

Comments are not necessary when the code itself explains what it does by being clearly named, isolated and organized.

Comments are not documentation and shouldn't be used as such. They are tools to improve code clarity for the person who is changing the code. They are not tools for someone who is using the code. If the intent is to teach someone what the code does so they can use it somewhere else, write documentation in a wiki with examples and link the wiki URL to that point in the code.
Pretty cool.

The program itself was written in an existing intermediate language called URCL, which was then compiled to CHUNGUS2 assembly. CHUNGUS2 is the processor made with Minecraft's redstone mechanics. The processor was emulated for development, but the demo is running on MCHPRS, a Minecraft server that uses Wasmtime's Cranelift to JIT the redstone operations, which are represented as a weighted directed graph. Before MCHPRS, optimizing redstone performance using compiler techniques was not thought to be possible. With MCHPRS the demo takes 9 hours to run, it would take decades using Minecraft.

https://github.com/sammyuri/minecraft

https://github.com/MCHPR/MCHPRS

As for CHUNGUS2 itself, it's a proper RISC processor, it has a 4-stage instruction pipeline, 64 byte 8-way associative data cache, even branch prediction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDiapbD0Xfg
He’s implicated this for hours on stream
Depressing thought - and probably not true. Most folks don't get snuffed out by viruses after surgery etc.
And that's doing the children a disservice. We are a status oriented species and trying to pretend that the game doesn't exist is just raising them to be ill-equipped for the reality they will inevitably face.

The challenge you mention continues for one's entire life. There is a real tension between maintaining enough humility to learn and otherwise benefit from others while presenting as high enough status to get others to conform to your desires.
the world is not that different in some ways than five hundred years ago.. there are literate people and illiterate people, on a large scale. The rise and fall of literate languages is not the same story as the number of people that speak a language, or what colors are on the local police car. It is not popular to speak of this in the USA since there is a "unifying myth" of equality. What the USA did do brilliantly is use markets and local jurisdictions to let warring people settle nearby each other, and thrive. Over time the old ways show up however. Evolution is not practiced uniformly.
Appreciate the kind words davidgu, give it a spin! Also, love what you're doing with recall.ai.
This for me is one of the reasons why Diso Elysium is such a masterpiece. There is no corner in the game without a secret, yet it never feels like it forces gameplay into these corners, the mystery appears naturally and implicitly in everything.

Very different type of game compared to CP77, but it has become my gold standard of RPG storytelling.
Blaming Flash for talking ads of the mid-2000s is like blaming the cement on which a toll booth was erected.

Flash is dead. Autoplaying ads still exist.
The video description says:

> 3D Minecraft in Minecraft with no command blocks, no datapacks and no mods.
Features include an 8x8x8 fully 3D-rendered world with 16 different block types, 32 different items, and dozens of game mechanics including mining, crafting, smelting, building, chests, random ticks

Is "3D Minecraft" a Minecraft clone for low-powered hardware? It looks like their emulated CPU only has <10KB RAM and a 96x64 display, which screams "TI-83 program" to me.
> a better approach if you are not a fresher and already have your network

Well, it's true that I've been doing this for a very long time and have a good reputation in the industry. That's a tremendous advantage. But my approach now is no different than it was when I was still wet behind the ears.

> When you said "supplemented by going direct to specific companies", how do you find out the ones hiring?

I look for businesses that are doing something that is interesting to me. I'll check out the "available jobs" section of their website, if they have one. But if they don't, I'll submit my resume to them anyway.

I don't worry very much if a company claims to be actively hiring or not. Companies are often hiring before they post any job listings at all, and many companies are always willing to hire someone who is a great fit for them even if they aren't actively looking for people. It's always worth a shot.

If I am very interested in the company, I'll try to find someone who already works there to act as my advocate, give my insight as to who I should talk to, etc.
Exactly. Won't read because it requires sign up.
It's weird. I had that exact experience with Linux. Had to reinstall the system from scratch every major distribution upgrades because they always screwed something up. Fedora's package manager corrupted its own database once. Support was just badly answered forum posts.

Then I switched to Arch Linux and never had problems ever again. Been running it for years with no problems despite its inexplicable reputation for instability. Whenever I want to do anything, I just look it up in the Arch Wiki which is the best Linux documentation ever made.

I have to use Windows at work and it's nothing but constant never ending pain. The god damn OS just does all sorts of stuff I couldn't care less about that have absolutely nothing to do with my job. It actually costs me money in lost productivity. All this for what? The only thing it does is launch the browser, and very rarely Libre Office when the network is down and I have to save a document locally. Yes, Libre Office.
They said in the video they are going to run Doom on it at some point.
Some of the strong points of this calculator is the main thing I use in RPN calculators with stacks. It's so helpful for me to duplicate a value and then operate on that, and be able to throw it away if I mess up, sanity check from where I started at intermediate calculations, etc. it's not identical, but many points others are mentioning in this thread are what I value from an RPN stack based calculator.

BTW, for anyone who is comfortable with RPNs, MacOS added the mode to their built-in calculator recently-ish. it's not terrible either. I've switched to it for my default experience. (even though nothing beats the HP 48g, as it's what I'm the most familiar with).

Also, on the article, really cool that someone added this on mobile. I love hearing about devs developing something that fills a niche and does so well. I feel like I'm out of ideas most days. Good for her!
The act of weaponizing incompetence is itself malicious.
It's a little surprising Google hasn't done this already. A small (maybe inline, maybe floating) popup that gives you a little grid. Would autosave to Sheets. That would be perfect.

Anyways, that's a great idea you have. I never knew I wanted this, but now I want it very badly.
But the beauty of it is that crap evaporates in real life. I don’t want to overstate it, of course, but the effect is always huge.
While the subject is serious, I want to offer a quote from Pratchett:

“Vimes had once discussed the Ephebian idea of ‘democracy’ with Carrot, and had been rather interested in the idea that everyone had a vote until he found out that while he, Vimes, would have a vote, there was no way in the rules that anyone could prevent Nobby Nobbs from having one as well. Vimes could see the flaw there straight away.”
Imagine an actually-good version of the Russian "influence operations" in the US (where they bought a couple hundred thousand worth of Facebook ads for the 2016 election to run shitty memes that didn't even sound like they were written by native speakers).

If TikTok is this good at figuring out your general interests, it can probably figure out your political leanings as well. And tailor your content accordingly, in a way that furthers the interests of China. Whether that be by increasing/decreasing propensity to vote, increasing outrage, planting false narratives, etc.
What is your timeline?

It took a couple of generations for the lake to get in this poor condition. It will likely take at least that long for it to be restored since the area has become more arid.

If left totally alone with all natural flows enabled it will eventually fill. That assumes that water is not used for irrigation along the way. If you allow continued irrigation of thirst crops then your recovery is delayed or disabled.

The countries that share responsibility for the health of this lake need to work together to design a long-term regional plan. This will probably put a lot of families who depend on agriculture out of work and displace them.

In the long term though it will allow fishermen the opportunity to return to an active fishery that supplies healthy food options for local consumption or for export.

Solving the issue of accumulated soil contaminants could partly be handled in stages using plant filters along the lake edge as the lake level rises slowly. Managing contaminants in agricultural areas where runoff feeds the lake could also be accomplished in stages by alternating swaths of plants that sequester contaminants with other agricultural crops so that over the region, all the land has a remediating crop at least once a year.

Maybe? I don't know. It will take a while no matter how you do it.
Pretty much.

Although I would recommend specifically Sensodyne 'ProNamel' because it contains BioMin F, which afaik is one of the few ingredients beyond fluoride to show efficacy at remineralizing damaged enamel. It does technically require a prescription in the US, but its easy enough to find grey-market.

edit: Had novamin confused with BioMin.
But then, why should my phone screen be limited to only 2 calculators?
I would be hesitant to claim there is some conspiracy to generate artificial controversy when its pretty clear that even the most exhaustive attempt to avoid controversy will fail. A person who will get angry about a fictional fish not being caucasian can not be reliably appeased. It's not a masterstroke of cunning planning on Disney's part, to them, and to any other rational person, this level of outrage was genuinely inconceivable.

Don't try to tell me Disney adopting a "keep white characters white" policy would have made everyone happy, there would have been no controversy, and we'd all be judging this film based strictly off its cinematic merits.
There was a similar case in Italy regarding its own version of the 90s satanic panic, which led to dozens of kids separated from their parents, parents committing suicide from shame and grief, an overall travesty of justice. Until Pablo Trincia made a podcast out of it and conducted an investigation the case was considered closed. The podcast entirely overturned it two decades later, reuniting many of the kids (now adults) with their legally estranged parents and sending a bunch of people to jail for intentional malpractice: https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/polis/2021/08/04/investigative-podca...
This was more or less how top level GMs beat computers until double-digit Stockfish editions showed up - a favorite of elite players would be to play a hippo/hedgehog setup, which computers had a hard time parsing due to the closed nature of the board. Today it's clearly no problem to break through such setups, and AlphaZero was the first to really reinvent the wheel and sacrifices in these positions, sounding the final death knell for humans.
Fischer was a reasonable, intelligent person. His manners got a lot milder once he got old.

Kasparov is probably the most mature of them all. He got into politics in the worst possible country and somehow survived, which tells me that he knows how to negotiate with people who are hostile towards him and he still beats super GMs to this day.

Magnus likes to joke around claiming that he is the best, but overall he is/was the nice kid of chess, always kind and respectful towards everyone. And even humble and level headed when he loses. This whole cheating scandal revealed a face of him that the world had never seen before.
The progress in the AI space is absolutely astounding.

In less then a year, we went from no AI photo generation(from prompts), to DALL-E2 a commercial service, then competitors started popping up like mid journey, and now we have Stable diffusion, which is a source available AI you can run your self, unlocking implementations like this.

There are other companies now hyping AI video generation like runaway(1)

https://twitter.com/runwayml/status/1568220303808991232
I've played DS1, DS3, and Sekiro, and thought ER was the easiest of those FROMSoft titles. Two of the biggest changes they made to facilitate that were to limit invasions to co-op play (unless you opt-in to be invaded solo) and Spirit Ashes for boss fights.

It's still very difficult, but I think if you find a good walkthrough, like FightinCowboy, it makes the game a lot more approachable.
There is a huge diversity between US states in our federal structure, just like there is a huge diversity between EU member countries. For better or worse, US states are sovereign entities with the right to govern their own internal affairs. It would be more sensible to compare Mississippi to Romania. (Although Mississippi does still come out worse on certain metrics.)
The same could be said of mobile YouTube back then. Or mobile browsers in general. They were luxuries, to be used sparingly on low-power hardware.
Huh, that's actually pretty interesting.
Am I missing some background? Author gives out software "WITHOUT WARRANTY" and can just ignore PRs etc. Why is the author complaining?
Think Different and Define Small :)
Was something about eating lunch in the post thread? Seems strange there’s another comment with the same wording