skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t really get your comment - are you agreeing or disagreeing with parent? Because you seemingly say the same thing.

And continuing on parent’s comment, rust can only make its memory guarantees by restricting the set of programmable programs, while C and the like’s static analysis has to work on the whole set which is simply an undecidable problem. As soon as unsafe is in the picture, it becomes undecidable as well in Rust, in general.
This is like burglars. You don't need to scare all the burglars, you just need to make your house slightly more inconvenient to rob than your neighbor's door.
Meme seemed to be evolving to simply mean an image with some text on it. I’m glad for this new direction. At least it is related to the original meaning.
You sure you’re posting from the right account? You’ve been using this one for at least 9 months (as far as I bothered going back)
There has been a free market solution to climate change available for decades.

It could be argued that where it has been used, it has been the most effective.

Yet most people that present themselves as "free marketeers" have ignored the economics consensus and the science consensus.

They're basically just paid by rich and powerful people to say or do anything that benefits rich and powerful people. This has always been true since the days of royalty. And it's true today when fossil fuels and corporate monopolies make you rich and powerful.

Their alledged support for free markets is just as much a lie as everything else they say.

Sometimes they'll accidentally end up on the correct side of issues but its easy to see the pattern isn't "doing what economists say is most efficient".

Look at how they desecrate the good name of Adam Smith for example.
JSFuck
No, the question is whether individual health choices matter. I believe they do. Numbers are not necessarily the primary decision-making point for many people.

Sorry, authoritarians, but many people do not want to live their lives via what experts tell them to do. This will never change, no matter how much you wish it would.
Fake Men on Hinge
Piracy isn’t a money issue, it’s a services issue.
A Case Against Nihilism
Yeah, the issue is that you'll either have to install chargers every 10 feet in almost every city, or come up with some scheme to swap batteries, or have more "gas" stations because the charge time is longer.

My town has on average 1 car per household, but I'd guess like 0.25 off street spots per household. That's a lot of infrastructure on public land.
A bit of a tangent, but the opening paragraph suggests that weed is now being cut with fentanyl causing death.

Is this actually true? It makes absolutely no sense at all, unless the goal of whoever is doing it actually is to kill people.

Cutting heroin or other opiates with Fentanyl can make sense (from a dealer's point of view), because it is extremely potent but not much more expensive than the desired drug -- so you can mix a tiny amount of fentanyl with loads of fillers and then cut that into the actual drug, and your buyer will probably never know. Until you screw up and put a tiny bit too much fentanyl in and then lots of your customers die. But this model, however fucked up, makes sense.

Cutting things like weed with fentanyl truly makes no sense to me at all except as a fucked up way to murder people.
Check out the book "There Is No Antimemetics Division". A brilliant tour of all things meme (and anti-meme).
How do you explain the eradication of notorious viral diseases by vaccine?
You are technically correct but I did write "if you buy a single player game digitally..."

Nobody bought P.T.

The Scott Pilgrim game was delisted on the Ps3 when the license expired, and I can still download and play it today. Being delisted just means new customers can't buy it.

There's no way Sony's terms of service allow developers to pull games from the library after purchase, that would be a remarkable business failure on their part given how much leverage they have in negotiating the TOS with developers.
It's interesting to see even a Turkish person still writes "Turkey" and not "Türkiye".
Except if you don't have one, you can't exploit it now can you?
Nobel Prize awarded to Svante Pääbo for sequencing the first Neanderthal genome
Yes.

Hopefully, crackpots and ideologues in other other countries will take note of what's happening in Turkey and avoid the same horrific mistakes.
GameFAQs has already been dying for the last 10-15 years. Its amazing how most of their user reviews are from 2000-2005 or so and how frequently they don't even have guides for games anymore. Their message boards went from being notoriously overmoderated with tons of silly rules like a ban on profanity to notoriously undermoderated with very few rules (but what few they have are still enforced bureaucratically) and lots of trolls.

CBS did not do a good job of running it especially after the site's founder left so its good that they're selling it. Its just probably not good that Fandom is buying it.
Yes, truth values of paradoxes cannot be determined, but it's you who called it a paradox. On its face, it isn't a paradox.

If we're being pedantic, which your initial response struck me as, there are again true statements with no proof, and this isn't a paradox, it's Gödel's first incompleteness theorem (which is specifically different from the liar's paradox you mentioned, precisely in the difference between what is true and what is provable).
I’m not cherry picking the lowest number. You are shying away from giving a typical number. The 40% protection is actually much better then the anecdotal data I have. Two thirds of my vaccinated acquaintances fell sick with Covid19 in spite of vaccination.

If you’re honest the page for measles could be just as confusing as the covid19 page.
But CDC is confident to simplify it to a single number.

But let’s assume that the Covid19 vaccines provides a solid 70% protection during the first year. That’s still ten times more people vulnerable than after the measles vaccination! The disappointment is justified.

I thought meanwhile everyone agreed that the vaccines are very weak at providing sterile immunity?!
You misunderstand what "dispute resolution" means, at least in the context of someone proposing a blockchain as an alternative to PayPal.

Dispute resolution refers to a buyer and a seller who used the platform to transact a good having a dispute over the payment. PayPal can arbitrate such a dispute (in principle - your mileage will definitely vary) and either refund the payment to a defrauded buyer, or protect a seller from a buyer seeking to abuse the system.

Blockchains are entirely unable to help with this problem, as they are only a payment layer and have no information about things happening outside the blockchain itself, unlike PayPal.
Abortion Laws
Yeah I’m in this situation. Parents are couple hours away by plane and we might see them once a year if that, mainly so the kids have some knowledge of their grandparents. The visits tend to get ugly, quickly, so they have to be carefully choreographed and usually the other party staying in a hotel. (Generally this is due to my dad’s behavior, which often will have him screaming profanities towards me or our kids.) Even the occasional Zoom calls are usually just them sitting there, nodding along, answering our forced questions. No real engagement there.

Fortunately we have my wife’s warm side of the family as a counterbalance.
A meme is something that becomes popular and gets passed around. A joke can be a meme
It’s not a problem, because compilers simply declare it as UB and don’t care about it. If you by accident did depend on that, your program will just get a nice, hard to debug bug.
I had this observation the other day with the HN post about Mr. Beast. Never heard of that guy before that article.

That said, if the internet is at least in part a reflection of humanity’s interests, this isn’t surprising. I’m confident there’s a huge swath of things I look at or read that have never occurred to my parents. Probably less true with my wife by far, but she’s the exception not the rule.

Then there’s the other 60%+ of the internet that is SEO spam.
And Port had said: "Death is always on the way, but the fact that you don't know when it will arrive seems to take away from the finiteness of life. It's that terrible precision that we hate so much. But because we don't know, we get to think of life as an inexhaustible well. Yet everything happens only a certain number of times, and a very small number, really. How many more times will you remember a certain afternoon of your childhood, some afternoon that's so deeply a part of your being that you can't even conceive of your life without it? Perhaps four or five times more. Perhaps not even that. How many more times will you watch the full moon rise? Perhaps twenty. And yet it all seems limitless." - The Sheltering Sky, Paul Bowles (1949).
There is supposed to be a comma between Pay and Pal.
> Models own the copyright of their likeness

This isn't entirely correct.

They have personal rights, publicity rights, and moral rights... but they do not have copyright. The copyright is retained by the person who took the photograph or painted the portrait.

Most recently, I'll point you to https://www.rangefinderonline.com/news-features/industry-new...

> It’s happened yet again: another copyright infringement lawsuit involving a celebrity posting an image of themselves without permission from the photographer. This time it’s Miley Cyrus who is in the hot seat, for sharing an image of herself on Instagram without licensing it.

I'd also suggest giving https://entertainmentlawyermiami.com/model-rights-and-photog... and https://www.modelsadvocate.com/basic-copyright-law.html a read
I haven't been active for about 17 years, but I got on GF in 2002 for the Final Fantasy VII walkthroughs. Then I fell into this weird roleplay community of "factions" that existed on some old game boards for Atari 2600, I was part of Z-Tack. Then there were some people who build clones of the message boards, mostly in PHP. Outboards, Darkside Legion, Magician Type 0 were some of their names. I built my own clone largely from scratch (and with some help staring at leaked source from Outboards) and that's how I learned PHP3, MySQL, XHTML and CSS while listening to Red Hot Chili Peppers and techno.

The boards now look like shit, but then, the Internet has changed in 20 years. All good things come to an end.
The next generation of Materialize
"It's the best we have right now though, and antidepressants in general are probably more helpful than not, but yes, people SHOULD be aware that they might very well not work on them."

MDMA, for example, seems far superior than anything else on the market - and what it does is simply causes the brain to release more serotonin than it normally would; SSRIs (etc) don't do that, they change how the brain actually functions.

Your argument that "in general are probably more helpful than not" also then means you are okay that MORE PEOPLE kill themselves taking the SSRIs than would have otherwise - so you're okay with people dying, when rather there are alternatives - they just aren't mainstream because they haven't been promoted and marketed to doctors, nor advertised to manipulate people via ads by the pharmaceutical industry; I don't think that's acceptable or reasonable.
Install uBlock Origin on those browsers too. It's not perfect but will still significantly improve the status quo.
There are services where you can get temp. cc numbers what 'wrap' your 'real' card. You can limit them to certain merchants and limit amounts, cancel them etc..
From OP's submission history, this doesn't seem to be the first time they've posted an outdated repo for some reason.

Maybe they just share every interesting codebase they find.
It takes a really good salesman to convince customers that they need to pay for something they don't need.
Yeah this is his primary belief tbh. I think the Islamic reasoning of interest rates are haram is more of a false flag reason. He genuinely wants to boost exports and thinks this is the way out. Either way both reasonings are not gonna work out well
Turkey is not a nuclear power
In what sense is Turkey a nuclear power?
If you’re struggling with properly pronouncing it, try this: http://www.franglish.fr/dearest_creature/
So in fact this is not a case for blockchain, as it's not solving any of the problems PayPal was created to solve (even if it doesn't have PayPal's problems either).
Hmm. Is there a mirror for the old gamefaq faqs or should I start now?
Sony loved those labs. They were pushing an idea at the time that it was legally not a game console but instead a general purpose computer, which helped them with import tariffs in a lot of jurisdictions. It's also great marketing. "You can have the power of a super computer under your TV".
This. It is the responsibility of aging parents to move to where their children can earn a living, not the other way around.

My grandparents lived around two and a half hours away from their daughter (my mother) and I and half an hour away from their son (my uncle). We were pretty poor after the financial crisis so it meant we could only really go visit once or twice a year. My uncle was away a lot (works in the military) so they didn’t get particularly frequent visits from him. We asked them to move closer to us, but neither of them liked change and my grandfather was fond of the view.

My grandfather ended up getting ill and dying. We only got to see him a few times between diagnosis to death because of how far away they were. My grandmother ended up living alone in the house for about two years and getting Parkinsons. She’s now bed bound in a care home, again with hardly any visits because of how far away she is and the fact that we’re still not financially recovered, even after all this time. This whole sorry state of affairs could have been avoided if they just decided to move closer to us. They had more than enough resources to do so. But no. Primarily because they didn’t like change and my grandfather liked looking at the sunset over some hills.

To anyone reading this, do not bury your head in the sand about the realities of aging and dying unless you want to end up living a similarly tragic story.
This problem specifically is why I keep an eye on the Graphene Aluminum Ion battery technology coming from Graphene Manufacturing Group.

Graphene has seemed to be the key to rapid charging while maintaining temperatures for over a decade. The challenge was always getting enough usable graphene at low cost without mining.
Add it to the huge sums that companies pay for misclicks. Traditional banner ads are a total scam.

Outside of advertising, how many business expenses regularly have single-digit effectiveness rates?
> ". Crypto prices fell and GPUs are now affordable without any government intervention"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_failure

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartel

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullwhip_effect

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demerit_good

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_asymmetry

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Avoid_Parkinson%27...

And countless others.
One of the things mentioned was how horribly painful Harry Daghlian's death was. There are much quicker and less painful ways to go.

No one gets to play with that much radioactive stuff without all sorts of safety briefings. If you were that depressed then your co-workers would notice and would turn you in.
Yeah. I install uBlock Origin on every browser I come across. Everybody tells me how much better the web is afterwards. Most of the time they can't even articulate why. I know why.
I dunno.

Half of the problem is knowing where people will click, the other half is knowing when.

People into Black Hat SEO circa 2008 would often practice "blending" where the point was fitting the Google text ads into places on your site where people would be likely to mistake them for content. This is related tactically to a certain kind of landing page which seems to make no sense, but some users will get confused and click on a random link which goes "ka-ching".

In that kind of site all the links are paid links, on the real web it is not too different, it is maybe 10 or 20 paid links per real link. Fitts' law is on their side. I guess the only reason they don't put mini-banners between the navigation links (as Fitts would have you do) on the bottom of the page is that goes too far and gets you kicked out of the ad network.

I have noticed the layout shifts that happen on certain sites when I am just about to touch a link on my tablet and thought... "I wonder if you can predict some clicks based on the accelerometer trace" but then, nah, they'd have to ask permission to use the accelerometer wouldn't they?
It's probably the CYA department (Cover Your Ass).
No, it’s turning 2 years in November.
> The proper way is to enroll the private keys with the bios

But a method of doing that wasn't included in the UEFI standard for obvious Microsoft reasons, so few vendors support it and those that do usually don't do it correctly, let alone in a standardised way.
Note: The publication is from 2016 (I didn't have enough space for this in the title)
He absolutely predicted that. According to Marx, in capitalism, relations between people become predominated by their relations to capital. It is not a separate phenomenon.
I suppose only in the sense that NATO has nuclear weapons stationed there.
This is the correct answer. Turkey's ruling elite are converting assets and Turkish lira into EUR, USD, gold, etc., and will be leaving the general population, those without access to foreign currency, holding an empty bag. Turkey recorded a capital and financial account deficit of 7357 USD Million in January of 2022, and I'm certain its much worse now.
I find myself being that George all the time. Once I apparently convinced a friend of a friend of a friend (ie a stranger) to make another baby.

I only know this because when I saw these people two years later they had an extra kid in tow and thanked me for convincing them to make a plunge. I have no idea what I said, but they were adamant that I shoved them over the fence.

Another time I got a kid in undergrad admit to me that he wasn't going to the job fairs because he was expected to go to grad school.

I pointed out to him that applying to a job is a skill, and a hard one at that. I also told him that just because you apply for a job doesn't mean you'll take it. His jaw dropped at that realization (he's first gen Korean-American).

If you want to be George all you need to do is say basic, obvious, truths everyone pretends to ignore.
My Aunt did just that a few years back to be closer to my Cousin and her two kids. Of course she was born in San Francisco so it is maybe less of a leap but she seems really happy with the move. As you get older it is harder to make such changes even though you have more than enough time/money to do it comfortably.
I still find the whole idea of "settling" for money instead of going to court and getting a guilty/innocent ruling troubling.

This is not offered to "poor" people, so we have a clear two-tier justice system.

Wealthy and get in trouble - "fines"

Poor and get in trouble - court, potential jail time.
This is a cliche internet reels trope. I call BS on his george story.

Here is one of such "insightful" reels.

https://youtube.com/shorts/kgPTJKwh6vc?feature=share

There are a million of these floating around.
Except there's an election coming up and polls suggest he's going to lose to the opposition: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_2023_T...

Unless he plans to ignore the election results and stay in power anyway, it's soon going to be over for him and his loyal flunkies and goons.
I assume many (most?) cities have the same rules as mine and you aren't allowed to run an extension cord from your house, across the sidewalk, to the street.
I casually end up on a fandom wiki every now and then. What's the main criticism?
Yeah, this. My previous company got paid a lot of money to bring our titles to Stadia. And it wasn't worth it, as Google kept changing APIs and interfaces. And then nobody played the game. It didn't happen again, and basically everyone in this industry has been using Stadia as a punchline for years.
The projects I mention here are not clones themselves but ever cheaper PCB prototypes and microcontrollers make it a fantastic time to create hardware for old systems (e.g. ISA). Enjoy these examples:

there is PicoGUS [0], a Gravis Ultrasound emulation, a Raspi Pico based PCMCIA WLAN card [1], EDO/FPM RAM modules [2], "Snark Barker", a soundblaster 1.0 clone [3]...

If you want more electronics stuff, I suggest you follow the creators of these on Twitter.

[0] https://github.com/polpo/picogus

[1] https://www.yyzkevin.com/pcmcia-pico-w-card/

[2] https://twitter.com/0xCats/status/1524708654913662977

[3] https://github.com/schlae/snark-barker
To be entirely honest, when I read quotes like this, it always makes me think that they must be made by people who don't spend much time with their own kids overall. Weekend with your 2 years old is kind of the same as workday with your two years old, unless of course you just dont spend time with your 2 years old except on weekends.
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