skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>> "I recall some studies showing even just folks at strip clubs enduring a lot of emotional pain and etc."

So it's retail work with better pay.
Part of why I bought a Pinebook was to be able to back up photos and browse hotel reservations, flights, etc on the go without having to spring for an extremely expensive Macbook Air. I hate doing this on a smartphone, it's just too small and error-prone to be effective.

In the end, I found it's slightly too bulky with a 10kg luggage allowance. But if it weren't for that, I think it would be a frequent travel companion for trips abroad.
Why doesn't the argument "private companies can do whatever they want, so if you don't like being arbitrarily banned by the incumbents, then start your own bank and payment processor" apply here?
> "Horror" is more than just the setting, it's mainly about the gameplay. Doom 1, 2 and eternal are more action than horror. You have lots of relatively "weak" ennemies to kill. The blood and gore just intensify that "happy trigger" feeling. Rooms are bigs, allowing you to move freely to avoid projectiles.

It might be just me being overly frightening but I clearly remember 14y old me playing Doom at night with my headphones on and begin scared as fuckin hell when something appeared out of nowhere making guttural noises.
I don't want to push back too much against what you're saying, but this is a bit complicated, at least in the US, I think?

First, some of the stuff like Roe v Wade I think is more the result of political strategy than public opinion. If the electoral college were eliminated, for example, and US political process were more representative, you'd see very different patterns over the last couple of decades. I'm not all that surprised to see studies showing that Americans misunderstand the opinions of their peers on many topics, because of a discrepancy between political representation and public opinion. Basically electoral college and senate politics, combined with gerrymandering, has distorted certain things somewhat.

Second, my sense is this is a bit of rose-colored glasses with regard to looking at the past. Anyone who looks back at the politics around the AIDS crisis, and remembers the congressional hearings around music lyrics (!) might be a little reluctant to characterize things like porn financing controversies as a norm regression. Onlyfans leveled porn distribution in a way that previous years didn't have to deal with, so to some extent this is just the same-old blocs responding to new technology. I also think to some extent this is more due to hard cold financial risk modeling than the article admits -- I don't think it's all of it, but some of it (the article implies, for instance, that all those chargebacks are due to regrets rather than, say, it being a common charge with stolen credit information; I'm sure it's a bit of both but the latter possibility isn't really acknowledged at all in the piece, even if to refute it).
How can people watch this? After 4 minutes of video I've seen 8(!) ads already.
The new ruler could give Europe a withdrawal from Ukraine instead, I don't think this meaningfully impacts the viability of a coup.
Lazarus will target MacOS, Windows, Linux and all the BSD's creating binaries for all of them from a single source.
They do it for low cost housing here, and certain buildings like clinics. I was surprised the first time I went to a gov clinic in another town; the layout and size were exactly the same. Turns out they were all built from the same template.
For me it has been about learning more through reading and conversations. The more I learn, the more I realize how little I actually know and how nuanced most things are. For the things that I do feel fairly confident in my knowledge level (again, still with the understanding that there is still a lot to learn), I find that mentoring is an excellent way to test myself and grow. Together, I find myself being less opinionated.
"there is no evidence of such and such" should be followed by "are we actually looking for it?" I am sick of the dishonest rhetoric in the last several years, what a waste of confidence.
Ideally the publisher should be banned. I also think its easier to blame microsoft, on the other hand isnt that the job of a store ?
I feel conflicted here about the responsibility.

Since I am a happy keePassXC user I would definitely donate time/money/both to push a proper release for the store if someone is interested
That was just a bad agent. If you kept proof of recent repairs and capital investments, and showed them to prospective sellers, they would definitely value them. Assuming that the price of the land of your house is not 80% of the price of your house.
And has yet to actually ship to anyone. I'm pretty sure people have been waiting ~2 years for their preorders to ship. Not to mention the specs are quite dated at this point. I think they even had to start making them with a newer chip because they weren't able to ship before the original chip lost support from Qualcomm.
I'm a proud Kentuckian, and I thought it was amusing.
Would I like to see this? Yes, of course, it sounds neat. But is there a chance that this could be a really fun toy for about 10 minutes, and then it becomes a bit annoying? Maybe.
You don't need more time, you need more focus
This could well be the case, though I don't know how one could falsify this without a superhuman intelligence, so is rather unscientific.

I think the less controversial stance is that we're running out of road on what we can test with Earth-bound particle accelerators, and there are still open problems. That's a problem with what we can verify rather than what we can conceive, which could be an impasse to a grand unifying theory.
That depends on whether you can trust the browser. For example, browsers have long had flags to indicate whether they’re being driven by webdriver, but you can simply recompile the browser without those flags.
... so? The customers they do have pay ridiculously high prices. Even a 6% rise of the full unit price would barely register, especially considering the increase in performance, which would probably easily justify 20%.
This is yet another example of Cloudflare centralizing the web. I’m tired of this. Sure the only previously viable solution was ReCAPTCHA from Google. But it’s Google. I depend on them for search. And, sure, their business model depends on them being able to track me online. But I know them. And it’s hard for me to live without them. So I’m ok with depending on them, but I worry about further centralization of the Internet if there’s an alternative. At the end of the day, I like the Internet how it is and how I’ve gotten used to it. Facebook is clearly evil, but I still check them from time to time to keep up with my friends, but a lot less than I used to. I, of course, need to use Google so even though their business is inherently about tracking me, what’s the alternative. But Cloudflare, they’re new. They disrupt what I’m used to. They add another player to the mix. So how dare they centralize the Internet?? This is total BS. I’ll stick with ReCAPTCHA.
"They charge a lot more for the privilege of accepting payments for what industry has deem high risk transactions due to larger rates of chargebacks."

If they're doing lower volume and dealing with higher costs related to chargebacks, then it seems it would make sense they charge more. What is it, like 3% vs 6% or worse?
a guy that needs to eat 100 pills a day needs to get his mental health checked.
By way of answer, a cautionary tale:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_dollar_(private_curren...
Link doesn’t work. This one does: https://scholarship.law.umn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?httpsred...
And MeToogler is a slang term for someone who used to work under Andy Rubin at Google, and won part of the $310 sexual harassment lawsuit settlement.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/09/29/googles-310-million-sexual-m...

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/01/google-employees-walk-out-in...
The (big) banks cannot fail because the government will bail them out. As such, the banks should be considered a de-facto government entity and be bound by the same limitations on censorship. There is no competition/market.
I would think that this kind of general decline is caused by financialization, value extraction, and new owners that simply do not care. I mean, look at [insert industry name here].
> I know Kentuckians aren’t the smartest

This is more offensive than the obvious joke you're responding to. Unless you're participating in jokeception.
Sure, but good luck with that endeavor. Samsung and Intel are struggling to keep up with TSMC despite decades of expertise in the field and very deep pockets, so starting from scratch even with infinite money isn't gonna be a picnic. And won't solve Apple problem in the short term.
>On September 14, 2022 I got an email from someone that reeked eerily of a scam, but it turned out to be quite real. The full text is below.

[...]

Am I just naive, or does the email that followed below not sound like a scam at all to anyone else? Getting this, my alarm bells would indeed go off, but more in the "this person is probably telling the truth, someone might be impersonating me" department, not in "this person is trying to scam me"
People do change their mind, but almost never because of adversarial debate. So, "come with proof" seldom works.

Unfortunately, you (and I) also never change our minds because of adversarial debate. It's easy to tell other people "you should change your mind", but it's hard to think "I should change my mind".

In my opinion :) it should be a badge of pride to be willing (and demonstrably able) to change ones mind about important matters.
Isn't that what tariffs are for? To prevent foreign countries from undercutting local companies? America does not have a free trade agreement with China for example.
I mean, that's false on its face. Plenty of folks don't work and don't starve.

My 8 year old isn't working, but somehow manages to not starve.

We absolutely could structure society to prevent starvation without forcing labor.
I've had a good look around my local area and very few of the cars have any visible rust. We have a fairly mild climate in South East England but we do use salt on the roads in winter time.

Of the two vehicles with any noticeable rust, one is a '05 Mercedes Sprinter, these seem to be predisposed to rust. The other was a T registered (1999) Land Rover Discovery but even that has obviously been modified for off-road use so it's hardly fair to include it.

I wonder if this is climate related or US cars are not built with the same rust treatment.
> I probably have to lean towards the 5G mind control magnetizing steralization chip crowd as both the most stupid and the most entertaining at the same time.

How large is this crowd? Seems like a useful distraction for certain types of people to discredit an adjacent crowd with grounded concerns...
> Nope. C/C++ think it's OK to use fma when you didn't ask for it with default compiler settings.

No, it doesn't. You have to request #pragma STDC FP_CONTRACT ON explicitly, or use -ffp-contract flag-equivalent (implied by -ffast-math or -Ofast) on most compilers. icc is the only major compiler that actually defaults to fast-math flags.

> Also, with default settings, GCC is willing to replace single precision math with double precision math if it feels like it.

I'm less familiar with gcc than I am with LLVM, but I strongly doubt that this is the case. There is a provision in C/C++ for FLT_EVAL_METHOD, which indicates what the internal precision of arithmetic expressions (which excludes assignments and casts) is, and this is set to 2 on 32-bit x86, because x87 internally operates on all numbers as long double precision, only explicitly rounding to float/double when you tell it to in an extension. But on 64-bit x86, FLT_EVAL_METHOD is 0 (everybody executes according to their own type), because SSE can operate on single- or double-precision numbers directly.
Whodunnit? – Facts Related to the Sabotage Attack on the Nord Stream Pipelines
My reading of this is that Apple is happy to wait a bit on next-gen given the macro conditions. However if they just admitted that it would be a big hit to image. So instead they are looking to create scapegoats.

The most plausible scapegoat is the cutting-edge one with a price hike because there is maximum room for others to speculate on what isn’t right/good enough, and there is minimum risk of giving up their spot in line.

By the time competition is up on it, Apple can return to their most familiar location: somewhat behind on the bleeding edge of tech, but ahead on integration and UX.

It’s also possible that Apple is going to take fab in-house but I’m not aware of any signs of preparation and something like that seems like it would be impossible to keep secret.
> But isn't rejecting something you don't understand just plain ignorance?

No. I should not have to know all of the reasons for everything a human has ever done before I act. Chesterton wanted to halt progress. I would call his view ignorant.

Do I need to deeply ponder all the reasons why someone deserves to be thirsty before I offer them water? No.
Because free sex makes disease and unwanted children, disease and unwanted children cause/suffer-from problems, disease and problems hurt society. This isn't just moral puritanism, it's for good.

Promiscuous sex and many partners irreversibly negatively influences a person's pair-bonding ability at a chemical level, this destroys the family unit and does not benefit the empowered singles and divorced 'pair-couples' we see today promoting this behavior.

Hastening the decline is not entertainment, I wish people would stop encouraging it for short term interests and look at the big picture.
Wouldn't it be better for the treasury the BoE to be pulling in the same direction. Rather than try to outdo each other in their conflicting aims (or tactics)?
Wait till captcha farm companies bypass this and sell solutions for a profit. I use one and its ~95% accurate which is fine for me I guess.
Reference counting itself is often considered a for of garbage collection. It's not consistent but it is common.
There is no free trade with China. Allowing outsourcing to countries that don't compete fairly with ameican companies because they treat their people like shit is what I blame them for. Free trade can only happen fairly if economic conditions between countries is similar.
Yes, but even so, we're going into a perpetual labor shortage due to the population pyramid.

Even CNC machines need people to program them, load/unload parts, tools, empty the chips, replace lubricant, etc. Parts have to be inspected, packed for shipping, etc.

There are a lot of people involved in manufacturing, the vast factories with no people in them and lights out are the rare exception.
True, but some of those on vk are people I know personally and they were actively supporting it. Others were more reserved and said, the war massacres are wrong but Ukraine is still bad and it would be better if they capitulated to Russia.

This all indicates that the support for the war is immense.

And what changed now that many of the same people now are against the draft? I didn't notice it among my contacts, they mostly stopped writing or said something that every bad thing passes, even mobilization will come to an end but there are some examples where some people very actively changed their opinion with the start of mobilization.
That is exactly how it goes. More often, it is also hidden on deep web forums.

Typically, there are different tiers and the higher your reputation, the more content and channels you have access to.
Everything in the world is ultimately about sex. Except sex. Sex is about power.

- Oscar Wilde
Yup! My HEY address was forwarding to Gmail after I stopped my subscription. When I came back, I had to start over. All of the data is removed when you leave. HEY provides a backup when your subscription ends, so I can always take a look at that if there's something I need from that first year.
Perhaps is more about how to express opinions, than just having them. Different people have different maps of the world. To me it is about expressing opinions while acknowledging the valuable ideas in (and connections with) their maps.
Not with QT and C++.
> if you can ignore their asinine "features" such as adverts and Edge nags

Ads can thankfully be switched of (at least as of now). As for the Edge nags that's really rich. Especially since it happens in such a slimy way. Indicating in an underhanded way that your browser settings are insecure.

Else than that Windows works mostly fine since XP. Even with Vista I didn't have that much of a hate relationship as the general vitriol would suggest.
Content creators are also self-censoring to avoid automatic moderation (YouTube demonetization and TikTok shadowbanning). Things like "sex" and "death" are euphemized or not said (see things like "unalive" instead of "dead", "heckmet" instead of "helmet".
https://web.archive.org/web/20220928125007/https://archaeolo...

For anyone geoblocked
This is the comment I was going to write. I am not a parent and I have no experience with diabetes, but in my simple mind, if insulin's main role in the body is to control blood glucose, and the main trigger of blood glucose is carbohydrates... why not restrict carbohydrates? As with parent comment, it would just eliminate the blood glucose level rollercoaster that diabetics are otherwise expected to endure.

You probably would not be able to find a nutritionist that would recommend such a diet for a toddler though, given the current mainstream recommendations on meat, fat and low carbohydrate diets.
I remember vividly smashing the stylus into the unresponsive tft screen until it broke in a white rage. The n900 totally sucked, although it did look neat. The wifi sucked, the screen sucked, no capacitive touch. Also the battery sucked like one and a half hours screentime. And the apps they sucked. Oh and it was slow enough every webpage loaded would have you near tears in anticipation. But - to nokias credit, it did fit into your pocket, helpfully to compensate for the wad of cash absent after the purchase.
Sure, if you look for them, you can find them. But you don't have to look to find the pro-vaccine messaging; it gets thrown in your face everywhere you turn.
I like the offerings of pair.com, for what it's worth.
Ask HN: Most Useful Job Board?
I am building jobboardsearch.com which is a board of job boards with filters.

As there are so many job boards, would be great for job seekers a crowdsourced ranking.

In your opinion, which ones are the top 3 job boards and why?
In other words, a world in which payment processors and content platforms rule unchallenged is a problem not just for porn creators and consumers. It also establishes a precedent, allowing private companies to set opaque, moralizing, and arbitrary censorship terms without oversight

They've only just noticed this after years of WrongThinkers being deplatformed?
> She did publish her criticisms

Yes. And, by her own admission, nobody cared. Scientific community decided that her publications don't actually contribute much to fundamental physics.

As everyone with overinflated ego - she decided that that's because everyone else is wrong and she is right. So she decided to go to twitter and blogs and do the twitty-bloggy scandal thing. Now people are talking about her. I guess, that's what she wanted?
Swedish feminists probably have as wide a range of opinions on any given topic as any other kind of feminist. Also: "the left," a fraught and increasingly fluid concept.
This doesn't always work - many software engineers believe that you should be a bit of a generalist. However, if you ask the question about Django tooling, you are at least keeping the door open.

Asking the "what role does number theory play" question is a way to send a message and lose your chance at the job, but so does "optimus prime."
Sorry, my comment wasn’t helpful in the least.
Try out the Logitech MX Master 3 scroll wheel. It's similar to what you describe, and honestly not a huge game changer for me.
The Turning Point for Truly Open AI Is Now
> Fedora cannot ship anything that causes the OS to provide an API which exposes patent algorithms.

Since this is about hardware acceleration, surely the GPU manufacturer already paid the royalties necessary to implement and use the codec. How is decoding on the CPU solving anything?
Would love to see some public pages and visualisations for these kinds of data feeds but I'm guessing they want to keep the data from the botnet operators. A bit of digital fog of war.
Median onlyfans income is $150 per month. You have to be in the top 5-10% for it to be a viable source of income.
I live near my birthplace in the Ozarks of southern Missouri. I've spent a lot of time in Kentucky, as well. I'm not "punching down" ITT. One way to "make it a better place" would be to leave a comment on the form like I did. Kentucky residents probably have other options as well...
i got ben nanonote (fully open source hardware) way back in 2010 or something.
A 286 with VGA graphics...? Seems like a bit of an anachronism.
My brief experience:

AI: こんにちは。今日はどこに行くんですか？
Me: 今日は家にいますよ。
AI: それは素晴らしいご安全に。 [?!]

Very strange reply.

Me: よく出かけたりしますか。
AI: そうです。私は新しい場所を探索するのが好きです。

Good that the たりします form didn't trip it up.

AI: こんにちは。今日はどこに行くんですか？
Me: 三重県に行こうかなと思っていましたが、今回は愛知県にしました。楽しみです。
AI: 愛知県はとても良いところです。きっと楽しい時間を過ごせると思います。楽しみにしていることはありますか？
Me: 特にないかな。訪れてみたいと思っただけなんです。.
AI: さて、愛知は見どころがたくさんありますね。名古屋城、トヨタ自動車博物館、そしてもちろん明治村の野外博物館もあります。
Me: なるほど。行かれたことはありますか。
AI: いや、まだチャンスがないんだ。でも、いい噂は聞いていますよ。

Not bad. It didn't falter with my 三重県のひっかけ either. The んだ felt a bit odd, but pretty solid.

AI: こんにちは！今日はどこに行くんですか？
Me: 今のところ、目的地は特にありません。
AI: では、今のところ、目的地は特にありません。 [笑]
Me: そういう感じなんです。すみません。.
AI: 大丈夫ですよ。あなたがどこに行きたいか、お手伝いしますよ。
Me: 愛知県内で自然がたくさんあるところに行きたいかな。
AI: 愛知県内には自然がたくさんあるんですよ。どこか特定の場所をお探しですか？

Line 3 was pretty odd, but again not bad beyond that.

It's a good start, at least. It could be interesting to see how this develops.
Don't worry. A lot of people who think they're very opinionated, are not opinionated at all. Rather, they adopt the views of their chosen media sources and have no serious opinions of their own.

First, figure out if you're actually opinionated. For example, are you a democrat or a republican (it doesn't matter which). Can you name a couple of big positions you vocally disagree with your party on? If you can't name at least 1 big position you disagree with your "team" on, there's a good chance that you might not actually be opinionated.
From the article, "Data types stored in the stack include: [...] string"
You are correct. My bad!

I am unable to edit or delete that comment since too much time has passed but ncmncm is correct. I conflated Austronesian migration with Australian
I agree with your analysis of time tradeoffs. On this basis, I rinse & stack dirty dishes. Drives the wife nuts. She doesn't get it.
facts, the people i know who started funds in the past few years gave no ownership. they alsp made the numbers work down starting at about $75mm iirc, tho it's a lot easier once past $500mm.
Aren't well patient checkups fairly common?
I think you've missed the point here. The poster is saying that sex work is vulnerable to psychological damage, but isn't considered as legitimate as military-related careers which are also vulnerable to psychological damage. The poster is questioning society which determines sex work to be less legitimate as a career than military work or any other career.
I almost fell for this one.
It seems to go down every time something on it is submitted to Hacker News. Give it a few hours and try again.
An even better equivalent would be the Apple-Microsoft negotiations in 1997, around Microsoft Office, IE-as-default, non voting shares, etc. I think TechEmails published a bunch of these.
There is no crime for common discussion. The ethical crime is not disclosing to pharmaceutical recipients the risks they entail. (i.e. pretending they aren't actually the trial subject)
This is a MASSIVE Cloudflare buy signal.