skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
3 has worked perfectly on ScummVM for at least a decade, and you can buy it on Gog.

4 is indeed very much a pain (and so are the controls). The PS2 version is better than the PC version in my experience.
What's the ridiculous power move exactly - giving someone a free win?
Covid is still killing hundreds a day, even as society begins to move on
Once every 2 years is kind of a lot.
In 13 years of using smartphones, I've needed exactly one out-of-warranty screen repair. And I don't even use a case. Not buying AppleCare+ has definitely saved me money.

I can't see how Apple really loses money on this move unless people just start throwing their $1,000 pocket computers on the ground.
Many top level chess players suffer from tremendous mental health issues. This is not uncommon.
> like how Microsoft really improved GitHub.

There are a lot of GH customers that are upset over the way reliability has tanked since Microsoft acquired them
Pairing parts with phones is going out of their way to hinder self repair.
> the drug addicts would rather keep their booze and their high then have a bed and a bath.

Or, rather, their addiction - which is an illness - prevents them from making that decision. Right?
How true is this? Cyberpunk 2077 and Dying Light 2 have both been successful despite not coming anywhere close to what was marketed
Never heard of Zeal before in my life; glad to have read this blog. Also thankful to this guy for making it easier to get docs into Zeal. People are the best.
There is no ROI for a 4 year $200k bachelors degree unless you're getting into a very small number of fields. Tuition costs are inflated. Yes, you will meet like-minded bright people, but is it worth that kind of debt before even beginning to enter the workforce? No.
iFixIt and others come from an era were smartphones were in the small space between repairable and expensive to replace. Like small laptops. Sure after years of specialization many shops offer quick fixes but it didn’t use to be that way. Sure you will never repair your phone but when and if it needs fixing the more accessible repairs are the better it is for the wallet and quality of work.
Supply destruction causing inflation seems like another monetary phenomenon.

If inflation is caused by printing more money at a faster rate than the economy grows, then when the economic growth rate is negative then money would need to be destroyed to avoid inflation.

It's not the supply destruction that caused the inflation, it's rate of monetary expansion being greater than the rate of economic growth.

(With velocity held constant of course, MV=PQ).
In fairness you can run that completely offline. It's self contained, that's just a demo.
>There's no amount of economic policy you can do to predict a war.

You can't predict a war, but you can secure your supplies of basic commodities against it, preferably by producing them domestically.
My comment largely comes from India looking more authoritarian by the day, not to mention playing both sides of the Ukraine invasion.
Got the grado webui running (unstably, thx to a memory leak) on my GTX 1050Ti 4GB; you /can/ do it! Be sure to check-out the "optimizedSD" repo if you follow up
We have them in the Netherlands.
CPUs don't have logic or reason, so it's not a good analogy. E.g. you can replace an infinite set of memories by distilling them into a few bits of knowledge that underpin that given set of experiences.
It could go either way, it is not always that the scientific meaning wins out, especially not when even scientists don’t find the new definition useful.

When I think of a planet, I think of a world that has active geology that isn’t a moon (I know excluding moons is arbitrary, and perhaps I shouldn’t do that; but hey, that’s language for you). I honestly don’t care about the orbit, and I bet that when most people think about planets they aren’t thinking about the orbit either, let alone whether the planet has cleared the orbit or not. I doubt that will change.
Bad faith is characterized by inauthenticity, meaning: acting or arguing in discordance with one's true beliefs or intentions.

Edit: bad faith is additionally characterized by its intentional stance, meaning that it shouldn't be confused with a state of ego dystonicity (wherein the actor acts compulsively against their self-perceived "true" nature).

To the best of my knowledge, there is no serious interpretation of Socrates in which his recorded expressions are considered to be in bad faith. The absolute closest stretch would be arguing that the Socratic method is in some sense "faithless," which is distinct from the negative nature of bad faith.
why read about it when we can experience it by being alive today?

to better understand the times, of course...
‘I Can't Believe It’: Magnus Carlsen Resigns After One Move in Chess Rematch
Fair point, but on the other hand: I need to format strings and use basic regular expressions at least a couple of times per week and the execution performance increase and convenience from finally having learnt those by heart (simply by using them enough) is definitely worth it for me and not at all similar to having to look them up each time.
Yes, those numbers seem somewhat faster, but the medians I got for the four courses I looked at were still 27:27, 29:02, 27:13, and 28:19. 25:00 is still better than median even among runners who participate in official events, so it still seems true that 25:00 is closer to "well conditioned athlete" than to "reasonably healthy adult". Remember, "well conditioned" doesn't mean an elite marathoner, and "athlete" doesn't mean a professional. If you're running 5km in under 25:00 you're well ahead of the vast majority of human beings.
Some companies actually look for this. IIRC rippling has a specific job posting for this.
Is a Rust Rewrite Worth It?
Irony is a mask, the blight of those who can't quite coherently formulate their thoughts, and prefer to hide them instead. Has it ever convinced anyone?
That is an incredibly ignorant statement. Pairing parts with the SOC is a security feature. The intent is to increase security with the side-effect being a more difficult repair process. You're acting like they did it with the purpose of trying to hinder self-repair. If that was the case, they wouldn't be taking any measures to make self-repair easier.
That's amusing, I wonder what bypass yt-dlp is using.
I recently joined Glo as Head of Partnerships. Happy to answer any questions about why I personally chose working with them over starting another company/working for FAANG.
By number, maybe. By dollars, no.

Madoff's core operation was based on scamming rich Jews in New York City, Palm Beach, Florida, and Hollywood. In each location, he had a prominent Jewish leader steering investors to his fund. Ezra Merkin handled New York, Stanley Chais handled Hollywood, and Madoff himself worked the Palm Beach Country Club. This was very much an in-person scam. A long list of celebrities lost big.

That's why the recovery operation was so long, so extensive and so successful. The major victims were well connected, could afford expensive lawyers, and collectively, they had a lot of clout.

The crypto world tends to have less well connected suckers.
> Take YouTube for example. How much of their current content do you think would exist if they didn't share ad revenue with creators?
> perhaps 80% of the highest quality content isn't getting created right now.

I might just be cynical and jaded at this point, but I disagree with the premise that content creators should create content for money. I don't mean it in a "information wants to be free" way, but take tiktok for example - the vast majority of content (or at least, the content I see) is created for free just because the creator wanted to make something and share it.

Some of the worst content I've seen on the internet on the other hand (ads, ads thinly disguised as reviews, or people doing stupid things for the views) have been done of course, only to make money off getting paid for the views.

I'm not saying I have a solution for this, but I do think the model of creating content explicitly for driving views to make money is not the right approach.
Blender is the perfect platform for this kind of stuff, since it's all scripted in Python, which is the lingua franca of machine learning.
100,000s of thousands of people is still a lot of people. my bad

> Additionally, even a fatal flaw in the software would most likely not result in every one on every train simultaneously dying or even being injured.

I'm glad you're so willing to play fast and loose with safety, but I'm not. Not to mention the impact due to lack of trust when an accident happens! I'll leave train systems to engineers who are rigorously testing their implementations, not you, thanks :)
Very few people heat their homes with electricity. It's the most expensive energy source. So while the heat is atleast useful in the winter, most people would prefer to take the TV idle spend and apply that to a much cheaper heat source.
(OP)

Alternative coverage on a bigger site as some commenters are having trouble with the original link:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/7k8w7x/magnus-carlsen-resign...
A comparison of documentation generators: (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_documentation_ge...). Sphinx and Doxygen seem to be the ones still maintained with the most features.

Old man mode

Remember back when Linux systems just came with huge packages of documentation? You could do anything offline by reading man pages or looking through /usr/doc/, /usr/share/, etc.
This is such an excellent point. In my 4 year degree, the younger less experienced profs were the best. The highest tenured profs with the most papers, funding, and citations sucked at teaching.
This is my experience as well. As I've stated elsewhere, I've never needed to use an AppleCare repair myself but I know at least 5 people that have had multiple repairs done within a single year.
It would make sense for Apple to tout a replacement connector as being faster, so I'd imagine they would go above the USB 3.0 that Lightning is capable of.
Stand UP Maths has a relatively recent video that explains what happened here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sseSi0k3Ecg
What are the other issues with open proxies?
There's a multitude of other scenarios, of course, in which writing could be benediciary, but not enough to compel anyone to improve their skills. And then it dies, and Idiocracy is starting to look more like a documentary.
Write SQL and do the mappings to records yourself.
I might have some perception irregularities as this "tilt and shift" never looks like any kind of "miniature" to me.
> Why is there no way for me to (even temporarily) disable this feature if I actually want to fix my phone?

You want to be able to temporarily disable a feature that Apple introduced to prevent from installing potentially stolen parts in your phone?
I'm not so sure, I can't find numbers but it is commonly listed as a secondary factor (including by wikipedia).

I did find this: "Results show that the urban heat island causes an average increase of 2.2 °C in the external air temperature mainly caused by the waste heat rejected from cooling system" (https://www.mdpi.com/2225-1154/9/3/48/htm)

And while it's true UHIs don't significantly contribute towards climate change, they can cause increased rainfall, and presumably have some effect on agricultural production that's done near larger cities.
Does it run on Apple M1s? The GPU requirements for the macOS version on Steam do not explicitly mention support for M1 chipsets.
Another recommendation for any aspiring solo or small team game developer is the megascans library:

https://quixel.com/megascans/

Included in the Unreal Engine license after Epic purchased Quixel. :)
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Oh please. How many times does Hans need to cheat before he is banned? I've been playing chess for a long time and never felt compelled to cheat, let alone in tournament, let alone cheat again after already being caught once.

Hans also had this to say after he beat Carlsen: “It must be embarrassing for the world champion to lose to me. I feel bad for him!” Who is the bully here?
> You're essentially saying "if you don't like it, leave."

Yes if you have options then why not. People make these decisions everyday. You are saying X is your top priority then I don't understand what stoping you from achieving that X when you have all the resources in the world to make it possible. Why do you need compassion from others if you already have the resources to achieve your own goals. What i am missing here.
Because they would need to support it.

When you run your Windows 10 with four zillion applications and twice the number of drivers, you have a continuous queue to the help desk. Sometimes from reasonable users, sometimes from bozos.

Now imagine I come with my favourite Atari 400 and the 10 Gbps driver does not work.

It is easy to dream of users being self-managed, but this will not happen, ever.
He hasn't even made a statement. The entire chess world has accused Niemann of cheating at this point, and Carlsen hasn't said a word.

It's f'ing embarrassing.

Further, Carlsen isn't just the #1 GM, and the most popular chess player in the world, his company also owns and partially owns 2 of the biggest chess platforms in the world.

At this point for him to not even have made a statement is inexplicable.
How was Niemann cheating though?
But isn't the Bloomberg terminal moreso for professional investors?

I was thinking more retail day-traders.

It's strange, because technical analysis is so popular right now.

I feel like chart navigation (jumping around time intervals and periods) would be a very frequent use case.

And vim is all about movement. It's sort of a gamer's approach to keyboard entry.

And that concept seems perfect for navigating chart intervals and time, etc.
Anyone crossing a border where a nation state takes physical possession of their device is, currently, protected. The US border authorities have a very awful policy of storing data they’ve stolen for up to 15 years, and other US federal authorities have been previously caught using hardware modifications to hack devices. Anyone within 100 miles of a US border is subject to seizure and search under US law, which is approximately one-fifth of the country, including SF tech workers and NYC fintech workers.

These protections apply to considerably more of one country’s populace than would benefit from off-market parts being usable at third-party repair shops. I appreciate Apple’s choice to prioritize in this regard, but I’d still like to see if tech can overcome this barrier without sacrificing that safety.
They just opened up the tech support forum [1]. Several people are complaining about it taking too much CPU, but luckily you can turn the wattage down and limit the FPS to alleviate that problem.

[1] https://steamcommunity.com/app/2060130/discussions/1/5241649...
It kind of depends on the failure modes. There was a wave of Samsung TVs which were a big victim of bad capacitors at the time. Replacing <$1 worth of caps would often salvage the TV.

Also, a number of TVs these days fail because of poor phosphor coatings on the light strips causing color issues and uneven brightness. The stuff literally starts falling apart inside the TV. A quick clean and replacement light arrays ( often <$75) will then refresh the TV, making it like new again for at least several more years. Hopefully the replacement light arrays will last longer.

Sometimes the power supply, core logic, and inputs will be on separate boards. This means if an input connector gets physically broken it may be possible to replace just the board for the inputs instead of having to replace the entire board. Even then, assuming you can find it the board itself can be significantly cheaper than the entire TV. YMMV on parts availability though.
Maintaining out-of-tree patches for a project as large and quickly-changing as Chromium will be a lot of work. I know someone who worked on Amazon's Silk browser team and they had an engineer (rotation) working working full-time to keep their Chromium fork up to date within Google's upstream. Brave doesn't have nearly the resources that Amazon does.
Meh, Toronto is a vibrant multi-cultural place where everyone is accepted, we don't many race-obsessed issues like the US. Not sure where you're getting 'ghettoization' and 'xenophobia' from this.
100K USD? That's wild. If you look at the GDP per capita ratios, that's like a dev in the US making $3.3 million
Thanks, I've added another link to other coverage via Vice in a separate comment, replicated here.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/7k8w7x/magnus-carlsen-resign...
I think it's because there have been a lot of posts about it leading up to this that otherwise fit the HN criteria.
> You can fact check it by going to the website of the people you are calling neonazis (Azov) and find a neonazi agenda.

Why would one be that willfully superficial to look only at a recently crafted public image, instead of... I dunno... The recent history of the organisation?

At the very least being lazy as we are, we could just take a quick look at their recent logo from a few years ago, according to Wikipedia featuring "...a combination of a mirrored Wolfsangel and Black Sun, two symbols associated with the Wehrmacht and SS, over a small Tryzub".

Somehow I doubt that this was all a total accident made up by evil Russians. I also remember internet openly talking about the rise of nazism in Ukraine before it became a taboo topic. And you could too, by simply telling your search engine to look for documents before 2022, when everyone went full post-truth.

> russian ethno-fascism

Ukrainians and Russians are mostly ethnically slavs, ugh.

> If you want to see the origin of russian ethno-fascism, try to find an early 2000s russian action film called "Brother 2" (Брат 2)

Oh please, it's like claiming that Duke Nukem is a represantative origin of women's rights in the US.
For me, the best games were always those with close to zero story, but great game mechanics. That is mostly true for competitive online games, but stuff like Anno 1602 worked, too.

If I want a story, I read a book or watch a movie. Games don’t need stories and if they have some, the story is usually not interesting to me.
Replacing Redux with Nothing but React – Tutorial
He would get a hell of a lot more flak for accusing him of cheating. Instead, he just makes it obvious what he thinks by refusing to play with him. I think it's classier.
Show HN: Classifier Guided Stable Diffusion
https://github.com/lstein/stable-diffusion

Works with M1 Macs too.
Not really, Microsoft wanted to buy Slack but the deal was nixed by the board in favor of improving Skype for business (previously called Lync) which already had a large user base. Later teams was rolled out as the replacement for S4B. Slack was of course ultimately sold to Salesforce.

Discord focuses on a totally different market vertical than Slack and Teams.
Investment managers and the administrators who manage them, mostly. Senior school administrators often make high 6 - low 7 figures, but 2+ million is quite rare.
You're right. I forgot Chess tournaments are blindfolded, so you don't know who is participating, and who you will be playing.

Oh wait, that's totally not the case and Carlsen absolutely knew who he would be playing and knew the exact measures the tournament was taking and still hasn't had the balls to release a statement actually accusing Niemann of cheating, despite the fact that this is something everyone knows.

Our brave Carlsen is too scared to make the claim that Hans is cheating despite this being something as obvious as the sky appearing blue.

I'm not sure how this makes Carlsen look any better.
The vast majority of internet users don't even know what JavaScript is.
I am rubber, you are glue.
> but given what you do in GTA, it makes sense.

This was my only issue with Niko. He was a great character but then the mission ends and I drive away at 100 mph and run over 5 pedestrians and he shouts "I hope you have insurance!" Sure you can play the open-world sections true to the character... But pacifism isn't what you do in GTA :P

The GTA 5 characters were designed better in that regard. Niko had the deeper/more complex story overall, but he's at odds with the gameplay.
I have a close spiritual cousin of one of those, and despite even touting a power factor display it tends to get confused by low standby loads and show nonsensically high power usage instead.
Me too. It's the weirdest thing. Even telling them that "I would never consider a position at Amazon" didn't get them to stop calling.
First her death caused train strikes to get cancelled, now it’s causing the country to save energy just as we’re running out of the stuff. She should die more often.
Lol, yeah, better to have the whole world speculate a f'ing teenager is cheating through vibrating anal beads.

Yeah, that's totally classy.
Doesn’t everything run on M1s?
Yes, being a founder is like a "do not hire" stamp. Half of the interviewers feel insecure and start a pissing contest. The other half feel like I might be too opinionated (I'm not, everybody loves me after I eventually get hired).
According to his own account, Niemann was 12 and 16 when he cheated online and it was to bump twitch views and beef rating quickly to play better players.

Doesn't excuse him, but he has acknowledged it and his shame and there is absolutely no evidence he has cheated over the board.
Stable Diffusion easily has 100x more active users that Dall-e; this based on stats OpenAI released and private sources I been able to dig up. Rumored that Stability AI is in process of raising additional funding at over a billion dollar valuation. Unless OpenAI rapidly changes course, only matter of time before they are footnote in history of AI in my opinion, since Stability will likely rapidly go after every single current offering they have, including GPT3/CoPilot.
I read a few years ago an article of someone who disabled JS for a week. This was more or less equivalent to disconnecting from Internet.

No sane users who actually use the web would disable JS everywhere, it is pretty much unuseable. I disabled it on a few sites with an interesting content but really messy and it helped - but it was a miracle.
I am a complete outsider when it comes to chess. I know the basics and can play, but I've spent very little time on it and have no idea about the dynamics of the "chess world".

All that is to say, is that as an outsider looking in at this controversy, I think it's utterly insane for anyone to be taking sides on this issue while Carlsen has said nothing, nor tried at all to shed light on anything. The additional context in this comment chain (and thread) definitely hurt his trustworthiness as well.

Edit: Always happy to learn and adjust my perspectives. I don't mind the downvotes, but in the interest of personal growth I don't mind chatting about why I might be wrong. I also straight up admitted I'm likely to be ignorant on the subject, so hey - point me in the right direction!
What if Magnus is simply tilted? That would be sad, but IMHO it seems more plausible every day.

His silence is not playing strongly in his favor.
This is the problem of mostly successfully preventing fires or preparing for floods. "It wasn't that bad" because it was handled, but since that was handled by somebody else it's invisible to you
No, the US is the outlier with the 30 year fixed rates. Canada not only has variable rate mortgages, but instead of the rate just adjusting, they essentially have 5 year mortgages, with a balloon payment at the end. If you can't roll it over into a new load (say because your debt to income is now too high), you're screwed.
> One of the key barriers to the widespread adoption of microfluidic technology outside of specialized research laboratories (e.g. in clinical settings) is that microfluidic devices are often complex to operate.

If their goal is to make something for clinical applications, having an unexpectedly non-working connection could be a problem. Non-"standard" RJ45 and DB9 connections are notorious for confusing end users.