skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What fashion has started from hackers? They have bad posture, and they don't go out. I wish I had a hacker boyfriend - they stay at home up in the bedroom.

John Waters
"If you are in Australia, the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, or the United Kingdom, you may be asked to verify your age to watch age-restricted videos."

This change was due to EU laws. The US does not have age verification laws that would affect this kind of video.

https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/audiovisua...

https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/10070779?hl=en
It's based on Stanislaw Lem's "The Congress", and I highly recommend reading it. It's even more depressing
You usually don't want to use both arguments at the same time as that will hide the whole merges (both merge commits and merged commits).

You can however use one of those arguments to choose what you want to filter out, which is very handy. FWIW, `--max-parents=1` has an alias `--no-merges`.
Are you including the amount they're losing by having to recall those vehicles with FSD? Or the fact that there are lawsuits over how FSD doesn't work? Or any number of accidents caused by FSD being clearly buggy?

Like ignoring how poor your breakdown is over it making 'billions' they've been hit by wave after wave of bad PR. Like the various videos and lawsuits over how poor their quality control is and how many lies they've peddled over FSD.
It's rock solid. I've been using ZorinOS 16 since the day it launched and I'm yet to experience any bugs or glitches.

Some of my friends started using it and they're Windows users and they like it so far.
> Methods: git merge --ff-only or git rebase && git merge (extreme clean freaks add the --squash option)

>> Pros: Linear history, git log is easy to read, git revert requires no thought.

Does it require no thought because it's fundamentally impossible? if you're doing -ff without squashing it's gonna get hard to figure out which commits you'll have to revert I think. All histories get merged into a single stream after all.
One could argue that still Sean Connery is the Bond for the older generation. The first era of Bond. Imho only Daniel Craig compares to Sean Connery from the second Bond era.

Trying to say, yes you can move past initial actors, but not all of them will be of equal quality.
Did you link your phone number to the account? That’s usually what stops the ban cycle. It sucks but these days most people who sign up without a phone number are bots so they put you through the ringer to prove you’re real
I read somewhere that Tom Cruze can’t get insurance for many of the stunts he does himself and so he self insured the productions. Now that could easily just be a rumour, the precision, planning and expertise that goes into he stunts is of the highest possible.
Wow, what a beautiful video. I really enjoyed trying to figure out what events and phenomena the different shapes/patterns in the diagram represent.
It’s a completely different group of people now. Nearly no one from the original management remained in Magic Leap, so I don’t think it’s fair to judge them by the actions of their predecessors.
> Will we see a similar movement of actors losing out as soon as there's enough of a corpus of digital stand ins?

The era of the famous actor is ending.

For a while they'll use the likeness of current famous actors, like in TFA, but at some point, why deal with them or their heirs? They'll just make their own.

And without even the dream of becoming a famous movie star... quite fewer people will go into acting.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think i read it was mandatory/required by law to connect your inverter to the internet in The Netherlands, because they need to be able to "turn off" the inverter in case of emergencies when the power grid becomes overloaded.

The part i'm not sure about, is whether this system depends on the internet connection, or whether there's some other wireless system build into these things.
It sounds like you're just saying it's a winner-takes-all system. That's not inconsistent with decentralized decisionmaking. It's a virtue vs consequentialism thing - you can either maximize the amount of decentralization produced, which often requires some centralization to defeat network effects, or you can build systems that act in decentralized ways, which commonly leads to centralization of power due to winner-takes-all effects.

Compare recently how the decentralized nature of the internet led to centralization of services.
Oh my. I wonder what that banking site must be doing for it to not work on Firefox. It's either malice or inconvenience, or both
So this shows that your statement about the security of hsts headers was overblown?
https://archive.ph/GVCgW
She was the producer and it was a passion project for her. I don’t think it’s somehow inaccurate to call it her film, just as one might call it Folman’s.
Merge commits provide best of both worlds. Too bad GitHub and friends refuse to render history with —first-parent. So we’re stuck with inane squash commits.
It's not just halve of Russia who thinks that.
Pen names and ghost writing are really old. Most of the time it pretty clear who actually wrote the book.
There is so much more than simply a digital twin. Marketing, Social Media. It is not "Look, an avatar that looks like actor XYZ!" it is more like "Actor XYZ and his avatar appear on stage". Proof: it is Bruce Willis avatar, not John Doe's.

This is not really surprising with all the after effects we put on movies. Stuntmen and stuntwomen double already actors and in some of latest Terminator movies Arnold was played by CGI.

This will definitely open new possibilities. Maybe more in the sense of eternal youth. I think that this is what most producers look for, hence all the filters on Insta etc. Harrison Ford was born 1942 and in Bladerunner 2 he does not look like 70+
This is why I would not want to watch "kindof likeof Bruce Willis is in our movie" - let the guy go away.
I usually just cut&paste a photo of my head over Ahnold's body. So far it's working great!
Graphically Nier is very basic compared to The Witcher 3, scaling the latter to Switch was indeed miraculous. Nier is not remotely surprising — there are probably more polygons in the main character model than the entire map.
> This feels a lot like Hollywood doing something because it can and is afraid of risk.

Unfortunately I think that ship sailed a long time ago..

I don't think we're talking about a big budget Star Wars movie or the next block buster. Bruce Willis seems to be making appearances in a lot of "straight to video" movies for the past few years (9 this year alone). Having his name and face on the poster, does probably make it easier to sell to the public.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Willis_filmography
Id be interested in the best strategy? Id think a 5-6% gradient of 3-5 miles to allow a balance of effort vs recovery?

Would be interesting to see what the top riders are doing
This is a weird article.

I mean, very little is actually quoted it’s just mostly “Musk appears to say..” and “In another embarrassing message..”

Am I supposed to just take the reporter at their word? And most of it isn’t even damning beyond “wow, this person is sucking up”.

Ok? I mean, I’d anyone surprised people would suck up to a rich person when they want their help or money?

And I guess, what did people expect? Anyone who has worked with high power/rich people realize “hey, they aren’t all that different from a normal person”.

And on top of that Musk is know for publicly tweeting some bizarre shit. Are we surprised his private messages aren’t some E = mc^2 high-brain-power stuff?
Not if they don't die. Has yoda lost his fans?
I look at that and I want a self driving car by Tesla. Did you see the rest of the presentation about their self-driving tech?

This was amazing by this with the short time it's been in development, and the vision for this project is beyond anything that has been done with humanoid robots. Sure they might fail, but it's an exciting venture to follow.
> Johnny Cash said he “shot a man in Reno just to watch him die” but never got in trouble. But when people of color do it, they can get sent to prison (Young Thug is right now).

Of course instead of being hysterical you could do your own research. Rappers getting caught for committing crimes based on their rap as evidence is not new. In fact, there are several sub-genres of rap where this is more common than the relatively mainstream stuff you listen to (drill, for example). Johnny Cash, however, never killed a man Reno. Ice Cube and Dr. Dre had plenty of violent lyrics but they never rapped about crimes they've personally committed (at least in an obvious way).

Using Young Thug is particularly hilarious because the RICO case against him uses his rap lyrics as evidence to corroborate his involvement in gangs and violence. There's no problem with this. If Johnny Cash was a part of a roving band of murderers in Reno he would be given the same treatment.

I don't think you're going to gain any virtue points for defending Young Thug, for what it's worth. You've misunderstood the entire case by focusing on this made up world where the lyrics are what is on trial. Come on.
How do you get sentiment from Reddit?
We don't have admins that can do everything.
A super admin would be a single point where hackers would focus on.
these micro secrets are a bit better since you usually can add limits to them about what they can do. Some also have an log who accessed what when.
i understood that you add the admin with a migration. So effectivly you create a lot of admins that share the username and password. The least you can do is to document it and hve it especially in the codebase salted and hashed.
An software for saving credentials would be the most useful when you are building and packaging the software for the systems.the codebase itself would have only an placeholder for the username and the password and only in the process of the build the username and password is loaded, the later hashed and replacing the placeholders. This way even your codebase doesn't have the password and you can rotate the password without having old ones in your codebase lingering.
It does (at least when I last looked at FedNow ISO 20022) but that still only handles things until the first out of States routing institution, which means I don’t expect personally (from my experience in the field) for wire transfers and domestic sends to exist on the entirely same rail and payment forms.
What an utterly intellectually bankrupt way of framing the sale of an 85% renewable energy mix.
No, you are not alone. In Cebu City, Philippines, if you buy, from a cheap vendor (https://web.facebook.com/solarcompanyEST2018/?_rdc=1&_rdr), a solar panel set, a controller, an inverter, and a battery, you only can get dumb offline equipment. IoT (connected) is not even an option.
The author's list of the prediction is at the end (most likely at the top to least likely at bottom). Verified the predictions.

1. Schemer - Closed Jan 2014

2. Boutiques - Closed Oct 2011

3. Magnifier

4. Hotpot - Closed 2011

5. Page Speed Online API

6. WhatsonWhen - Closed When?

7. Unofficial Guides - Closed 2013?

8. WDYL search engine - Closed 2018

9. Cloud Messaging

10. Correlate - Closed Dec 2019

[Edit]

It is interesting to note that couple of products from 'least likely to close' list got closed as well.

4. Picasa - Closed Feb, May 2016

9. Toolbar - Closed Dec 2021
They can be recycled but it doesn’t appear we’ve had to deal with this much on an industrial scale - yet. Electric car batteries may be better off being “reused” for less demanding tasks after they’ve hit their usable limit for vehicle use. Of course they’ll need to be recycled eventually. This isn’t my domain so I’m very open to new information.

In regards to recycling lead acid batteries the work seems horrendous, for more information check out the lead poisoning cases from Florida workers at Gopher Resource in Tampa.
Cloudflare Radar 2.0 looks so great
It’s sad we’re just regurgitating derivative art more and more. Everything seems to be a sequel or to be memberberries, like StarWars and the new Lord of the Rings snoozefest Amazon lit a billion dollars on fire to throw at the wall.

There are stories now about investors spending hundreds of millions of dollars buying music catalogs, and then hiring brokers to pitch covers to new artists so that they can milk more money out of old songs - like Dua Lipa’s Rocketman cover. Why come up with anything new?
> Just because you can find a handful of mistakes, or a thousand mistakes, or a hundred thousand mistakes, out of hundreds of billions of moderation decisions is not evidence of evil or malice.

It's not a handful. Also, who cares if it's evil, malice, or incompetence, it's happening and it is YouTube that is making the mistakes.

I think you might also be missing the point, people are annoyed at that there's no way to rectify these mistakes or speak to a reasonable agent of the company more so than that they happen in the first place.

Algorithmic moderation could be okay, so long as you have the necessary human operated escape hatches, since you are in fact impacting humans with your algorithms in very real ways. There needs to be some point that you can talk to a human with the power to be reasonable.
I would. I already use FF mainly under a locked-down profile for mere reading. (I use another profile for madatory interactive sites like banking and stuff).

Others like me would. And resource-constrained devices. An eco-system of low-tech sites could emerge with a label signaling them as simple and virtuous.
A minute seems like a long wait for software that brags about its performance
I agree with your criticism. I want to add one more: GDP is a measure of activity. Measuring lights on satellite images is a state. So somehow this study is correlating stock (# of lights) to a flow (economic activity). Seems like a pretty basic comparison error.

There have to be a gazillion other caveats - something stinks about this study. This content sings to many of their readers who cant moss an opportunity to tell others that china’s books are cooked.
I just want to add to this. I'm a graphics programmer in the gaming industry and for the last few years my main focus has been performance. The games I work on are games targeting all consoles, but my main focus is largely getting the switch version to look decent and still run well.

I'm exaggerating a bit but my experience is roughly that you can throw almost anything together and it will work flawlessly on a PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Go through it and clean up the obvious unnecessary wastes of performance and it will run smoothly on PS4 and Xbox One. But Switch... getting the same thing to run on Switch generally involves lowering resolution, decreasing texture sizes, removing tons of set dressing, cutting several post process effects, and replacing a lot of shaders with cheaper alternatives which hopefully look good enough that people don't notice the difference thanks to the lower resolution.
Vote here: https://github.com/community/community/discussions/8940
> Do you think acting talent matters, or will it be supplied by neural networks?

I think mannerisms are going to be easy to copy as well, probably easier than the looks. It will all boil down to the technical people behind the CGI , or (worse) in the talent of the younger actors who are doing the modeling for the old actor's CGI face.

I think people underestimate how much visual arts will change when almost everyone can create whatever they can imagine. Branding is going to be the only differentiator, as in fashion or abstract art. And most fashion brands are century old
> Specifically what, lol? How can an "devastating and overwhelming response" on a nuclear state be anything near "the best and most stabilising thing"?

NATO is more then capable of collapsing the entirety of Russia with conventional weapons but they won’t do that.

My guess is that you will see something like the entirety of the Black Sea fleet sunk or a bunch of air bases wiped off the face of the earth.

Or something like Russian positions in Ukraine being devastated by the west.

I don’t think you’ll see much of a strike against Russia proper unless the attack comes from there.

> It is as if you imagine that Russia would just sit there and do nothing as you devastate and "overwhelm" it. Srsly?

Russia cannot even protect its soldiers and fleet in Ukraine from the Ukrainian navy and airforce in what way will Russia protect themselves from the much more technologically advanced NATO?.

> It weirds me out how some people are still so hard on "watchagonnado" politics, despite everything that had happened last half a year.

> Did everyone already forget all that previous "wathcagonnado", that had now escalated to hundreds of thousands casualties, millions refugees and almost total leveling of half of Ukraine?

The only thing that got us where we are now is the colonial expansionist goals of Russia.

If Russia wants to escalate to unprecedented levels that haven’t been scene for 70 years then they need to expect to have a retaliation against them.
If he's decided to retire, for whatever reason, wouldn't it make sense to sell this sort of thing? Like, barring serious reputational issues, why not? You're not doing any work. They do have to pay a different actor to have you grafted onto still right?

I don't really see how you avoid this but consider... who watches Bruce Willis films? How old are they? Even if Bruce Willis's likeness is in movies or ads, there's a pretty clear expiration date (ours) even if they could use his likeness forever.

It seems pretty rational all around. New actors who can stand in for specialty CGI isn't that unusual right? And even if every actor got some kind of computer life extension and de-aging, the public interest in that actor won't last. Certainly the famous actors are being rational that their likeness may well earn more than their present day abilities can handle (including your ability to care about it).

It seems like a limited short term problem until we get to the point where the human-indistinguishable CGI are invented and then people are shoved into the CGI character. I guess sort of. Except what else was Gollum? I have the feeling this is all small scale and overblown. How many people would this really apply to for celebrity status, 50?
There can't be any objective discussions about Elon any more =) John Carmack finds Elon to be smart and really knowledgeable (listen to the latest podcast from Lex Fridman). And you would think HN trusts the words from Carmack? But most think Carmack, who knows Elon personally is wrong, and their opinion based on some random internet articles, is right.
Doesn't matter what the service is. The features are used and therefore valued by two different audiences (who may in some circumstances be the same individuals wearing different hats). Live migration: platform ops. Fast boot: platform users.

The platform ops people want to offer the best service possible to the platform users. Fast boot is a feature users may want for their services, so the operators want to offer it. It's directly user-facing, and is a feature users can evaluate on when selecting the platform.

The platform ops people also want to offer high uptime and good performance. So behind the scenes they use live migration to mitigate host risk and balance load. Live migration is not user-facing, and is not a feature users can or should evaluate on when selecting the platform, because they shouldn't have to care.

> what kind of service would need to start fast and be able to migrate?

For ops, all VMs need to be able to migrate. For users, some services need fast boot. Therefore all services that need fast boot also need to migrate.
More like a couple centuries long. Benjamin Franklin didn't just print books for the elite.
It is a relatively simple process.
I get posts from the Reddit API.
I get about 500 posts per day, for each day of backtests.
I filter out the unwanted content like unrelated posts (for example: Apple Pie, when I check Apple) and spam
Then I check for a number phrases and I assign weights to them.
The algorithm is able to recognise negations.

So let's say the post says:
"Apple is a great company, but it is too expensive"

so the algorithm will recognised words like:
[like, +3] and [expensive, -2]
so the score would be +1. Which makes the comment positive.

I also use: https://aws.amazon.com/comprehend/
> Assuming that the most democratic countries reported growth figures accurately

I'm not sure you can assume that/would like more detail on their assumptions, even though I have also heard that the trains running on time thing is a myth/momentum from previous administration.

I'm not convinced that we can meaningfully quantify the impact of each president on the country when the legislative branches are often not in sync enough to get anything done and everything is being sabotaged by the opposing team.

Although I will admit it was uncanny how much the stock market went up right after Donald Duck got elected.
I think we are already seeing that with "artificial" influencers in China/Japan. This is only the next natural step IMHO.
> You either hate yourself or you don't use the Web too much.

This doesn't seem like an appropriate thing to say. Good luck to you.
In a way. The motion was not spectacular like Boston Dynamics.

But any walking robot especially at that height and size is a significant engineering achievement.

And they have been working on it for months rather than years. And the system is entirely electric unlike Boston Dynamics.

The last demo was a person in a suit.

Your expectations were unrealistic if you are not impressed.
Actually, nuclear plants need maintenance once in a while too and they do have outages as well. Take France for example, a lot of their reactors are offline for maintenance right now. Right in the middle of the biggest energy crisis on the continent since the oil crisis in the seventies.

A lot of countries are already pretty far down the path of going carbon neutral. Mostly without building or planning to build nuclear plants. They are a lot less necessary than some nuclear proponents would have people believe.

Energy storage is actually a fairly simple problem. There are at this point dozens of different ways that are being used commercially to store energy. Including of course a wide variety of battery types, pumped hydro and other gravity based systems, thermal storage, synthesizing hydrogen and other gases/liquids that can be burned later, etc. The main challenge is not storage but cheap storage. Or cheaper storage as combined generation and storage bids are fairly common these days and already way cheaper than nuclear already. Scaling the deployment of these solutions over the next few decades will drop cost further.

And of course energy can also be moved around via cables over long distances. The main challenge is not just generating enough power but getting it to where it is needed. Long distance cables even out local fluctuations in solar and wind performance.
Not really. Some dependencies can be heavy. As soon as your projects include, let's say, electron, you're having ~200MB consumed by a single dependency on top of anything else used by your project. And if you had your node_modules populated by older npm version, you may have multiple copies of that dependency within a single project.
Won't there be a countermeasure? A grammarly for privacy that takes your intent and outputs an un-anonymizable text?
I think he said like 3-5 years.
Greg Egan's short story "Learning to Be Me" takes place in a world where this is widely accepted. Very fun story, slightly spooky.

[Premise Spoilers, but really just the first few paragraphs]

No suits or external gadgets. Just a tiny device that gets inserted into the center of your brain at birth. Most parents have it done with their children. It learns to be your brain throughout the course of your life, and just before cognitive decline would kick in, they surgically scoop out your brain and hook everything up to the device.