skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ctl-x k when you have more than one file opened. Ctl-x C is faster and more easy in this particular case.

Hum, I see. I stand corrected. It seems that all this time I was typing Ctl-x Ctl-C instead. I never use copy in emacs
Companies are measuring the results of their advertising pretty closely. I would (possibly incorrectly) assume they're still hitting their metrics despite serving their ads to lots of bots.
IMHO nothing comes close to finding a power lifting gym and lifting with them. The overall mood is usually helpful, encouraging, friendly and energetic. It is a high concentration of deep barbell experience. On the down side they focus exclusively on the competitive lifts so you have to be aware of that bias. You won't get much help on the standing press.

You'll be learning form the rest of your life. I've been at it 12 years and I still make adjustments.

Both Starting Strength and the website stronglifts.com will give you more information than you can handle. It can take years to really appreciate what they are telling you. So the three things are practice, practice and practice.

Some observer is crucial. I had a coach for a year but he missed a lot that I figured out later. Any training partner of any experience is better than none. They watch you and you watch them and you teach each other.

But the most important thing for a beginner is to begin. An untrained individual cannot move enough weight to hurt themselves fast (that comes later lol). Good luck and enjoy that sweet feeling!
How desperate is that guy to recycle internet cliches into BS george stories.

https://youtube.com/shorts/kgPTJKwh6vc
when that happens ill consider
Different provider (Steam) but related to your comment on disputing charges:

I returned a faulty game as is my legal right under UK law, Steam said they didn't allow that because they had their own much more restrictive rules. Eventually, I raised a PayPal dispute and PayPal choose to refund me (the amount was ~£1). They retaliated with restrictions to my account ... such restrictions as retaliation for fair exercise of rights granted by law is something that needs addressing.

I've noticed that game libraries, like Steam, now explicitly try to remove consumer rights with a click-thru pseudo-contract that directly contradicts UK law (roughly 'you give up rights to a refund'; whilst the Consumer Rights Act explicitly applies to digitally supplied goods).

Just thought this was a related point of note. Suppliers of intangible media have a little too much free rein.
Yes, using 3rd party tools that you don't fuly understand should not be a plausible deniability shield. Otherwise, everyone with intent would be hiding behind it.
"Heterogeneous" is just so horrifically awkward-sounding. It's as if it's a word purpose-built for making the speaker sound like they're pronouncing a word they don't know how to pronounce.
From Sony? The king of exclusives?

Yeah they recently released old games on PC but there is a large collection of exclusives either out or coming soon.

https://www.gamesradar.com/ps5-exclusives/
Good input, any thought on how to rephrase it more objectively?
Edit: Mod did it for me, thanks
do we have to understand a coined marketing term? i mean usually it's just meaningless bullshit driven by brute-forcing people to adapt it.
It mainly has an effect on content creators who rely on ads for revenue. They're the only ones providing real conversions but they're forced to share their revenue with bots emulating fake conversions and so their total slice of the pie goes down.
IANAL

Under GDPR you are the data controller of you decide what data is collected and for what purposes.

I would expect this to cover you as the operator of the website (or other service). Your agreements with your tool
providers probably specify that they are data processors for you.

If data was being collected and accessed without lawful basis (by eg GA embedded somewhere in your stack), this would count as a data breach. You would have to inform your data regulator (eg ICO in the UK) within 72 hours of becoming aware of it, and tell them among other things what remedial action you are taking. You could also be fined for failing to do due diligence.
4. On mobile I can't get images to display without disabling my ad blocker.

5. Despite nominally being Wikis the Fandom wikis have effectively zero Wiki-like intrapage or interpage navigation.

I remember the likes of Wookiepedia and Memory Alpha before they got Fandomed. They are sad ghosts of what used to be very good fan oriented Wikis. Fandom is a dumpster fire and I wish them nothing but ill fortune.
Well you could count to 31 with one hand (5 fingers = 5 bits) and to 1023 with two hands (10 fingers = 10 bits) but not as conveniently :)
Owners Must Reboot Their Cadillac Lyriq When Touchscreen That Goes Blank
Perhaps it's not that old because there seems to be something very 20th-century and American about it: the idea of trying to get maximum return out of your time/money because time is money and money is time.

I'm not a philosopher and haven't analysed this very carefully, but the "lesson" implied by the story strikes me as not just trite but also wrong.

Perhaps I'm just too cynical or the examples chosen (parents, Christmas) are particularly off-putting for me.
This is why going back to Math is always the way. Out of 100 students in Econ 101. How many can read a problem and setup then solve a simple linear system? Forget it how many can solve a linear system

Old professor I had in university would do a Math quiz in the first class, with disclaimer on the paper: If you find this hard save your money and drop out. Just some basic Algebra. Tenure and teaching for 30 years, he genuinely did not give a fuck. Of course lots of people would skip first class due to their O week..

Same epic prof would give exactly same tests year to year with 2-3 number changed around.. then fail everyone who provided answers from a wrong year. You would think people would learn or word would get passed down.. nope.
TikTok and Meta are both abominable organizations, but for different reasons. I'm curious what people who work for them think of their employer.
Or "lite" on features, which it is.
The Nobel Committees sometimes take quite a while to get around to deserving researchers. It is not a rapid-response organization.

The only exception I'm aware of in modern times is the high-Tc superconductor prize in Physics. Results announced in March, prize awarded in October -- it was so obviously important and trivially demonstrated as correct.
Related:

The Chaos - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29871318 - Jan 2022 (2 comments)

The Chaos (1922) - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9717861 - June 2015 (17 comments)

"The Chaos" poem catalogues English word irregularities. Can you read all of it? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1098283 - Feb 2010 (2 comments)

(We changed the URL above from https://monologues.co.uk/004/Chaos-The.htm to a different version that is helpfully italicized.)

Meihem in Ce Klasrum or Ghoti, anyone?
>Cadillac has already issued a stop-sale order for its first electric vehicle, the Lyriq, after discovering a defect with the infotainment system's screen.

>For the moment, Cadillac recommends owners to turn the vehicle off and on again—yes, that's right. More specifically, the automaker says the blank screen condition will typically reset if the vehicle is turned off and back on again.

>However, a more permanent fix will consist of updating the vehicle's display screen control module software, but this operation can only be performed at dealers, not via an over-the-air software update as you would expect. GM will start notifying owners of affected vehicles starting November 7.
in cities like nyc you are not parking in parking lot, you are parking in the street
It's easier to get than most newer Raspberry Pi hardware.
Yes that’s about right, no phone or anything, I just close my eyes. Sometimes I fall asleep.

It is very possible, that this is simply what it takes to sent my mind into a mental break.

I have tried Headspace and all that stuff and I see the benefits, it is just much easier to send your mind into relax mode after above mentioned schedule.
Depends on competency, commitment etc..

Post-war countries tend to be best served by a truly benevolent, uncorruptable, honest broker who can carry out the necessary plans, which should be fairly obvious if there is decent planning.

China was actually doing well when Xi came along, and there could be a very strong argument that as long as Xi stayed mostly at arms length that they would be doing just fine.

Xi is stepping in hard and it will likely hurt.

Singapore is a kind of authoritarian state and they're amazing in at least many ways.

That said, Putin was mostly hands off on the economy and Russia is not healthy economically, were it not for Gas and Oil they wouldn't be in great shape.
Even more insane is Erdogan is demanding Turkish Airlines rebrand themselves. It’s heartbreaking to see the hard work of everyone at Turkish Airlines wasted by such a strange decision. It’s probably Turkey’s most recognizable brands and extremely well respected internationally.
The Gang of Four
(Edwin from Stripe here.) This is correct. I can only speak to how Stripe.js works but if a business chooses to accept Google Pay, we've limited it to loading in an iframe. (We don't load Google scripts on the business's domain.)
Not sure, this came up in a odd lots podcast. You can find it by searching Understanding Turkey’s Bold Plan to Stabilize the Lira.

It was 10 months ago but the basic idea, I think is that they are trying to get Turks to hold lira instead of dollars.

Also its important to keep in mind that the typical central bank and economy dynamics that everyone has in their head typically is theories and dynamics mostly focused on the US and their market and there are axioms there that might not be true in the Turkish economy.

Now I am not saying that what they are doing is going to work or its good. Just reminding everyone that what holds true for the Fed is not necessarily true for every other central bank.

My personal opinion is that their plan is probably not working and they are trying to postpone the recession to after the elections.
>The CIA has an uncanny talent for arming and training future and former enemies of the US and most of the world.

The CIA? More like the USA…

They saved the Soviets from collapse via Lend-Lease. They made communist China a global superpower with decades of outsourced manufacturing.
Fandom Buys TV Guide, Metacritic, GameSpot for $50M – Variety
What's really interesting about this story is just how many sites published it without verifying. They just heard it from another news site and copied it.

It's actually a good measure of a site's journalistic worth: did they publish this fake story? Then they are probably not worth your time. I wonder if there's a list anywhere?
I don't think the average literate English reader really knows how to parse an umlaut - I sure don't.

And while the spelling system isn't necessarily consistent I don't see why we should change words that people do know how to pronounce to ones that we don't?
Same thought I have. 15 years of SysAdmin and wanting to move on to something else. What boggles my mind in this video as example. Do the DOS drivers as an example actually communicate with the chips on the PCB, or are there firmware/data burnt on to the chips?

I'm confused in that what it looks like is all you need to do is design a schematic and place chips down on to a PCB and then write software drivers. I thought chips had to be coded too.
I can't imagine thinking that posting this on a public forum makes any sense at all. You have everything to lose by making statements like this, and nothing to gain.
Seems like closing that gap is a startup opportunity
More like 1.5,
Right now, there is a wasteful amount of security, because the rate of adoption (and price growth) could not be predicted.

Almost $800k is burnt hourly. Very few people need to transfer that much, and those who do, can wait for extra confirmations.

https://www.crypto51.app/

I would like to see the block reward reduced even SOONER. Halvenings every 4 years is too slow. But I don't think it's going to happen sadly.

As for fees, they could be driven higher by limiting block size, should the community decide they need more security once the block reward becomes too small.

Point is: the algorithm is not infallible, and would have to adapt. Otherwise Bitcoin becomes brittle.
Supreme Court to hear case challenging Section 230 immunity for tech companies
Even completely setting aside the political aspects, how does TikTok have less of a moral downside as a product?

At least Facebook and Instagram can genuinely claim to be built on the idea of helping people build relationships.

As far as I understand it, TikTok completely eliminates the friend and family network. It's simply providing mind numbing bite size entertainment. It's genius is removing everything that might distract someone from scrolling mindlessly.
No, the draw is that they supposedly don't. Hijacking referrer data makes sense as to how they manage without that.
interesting approach to prospecting. Searched for `companies that perform penetration testing in the bay area` and got contact and company information. Super simple.
the majority of people don't know this, or care in a context that influences them using this or not. you'll have to make a choice whether to stop bothering yourself.
As a software developer this makes me sad. META set a new standard for developer compensation. Hope downfall of SNAP, META doesn't cause developer comps to roll back to early 2010s level.
The entire problem with ad fraud is that it's engineered to look good on those models.
Edit works, thanks!
That's the biased value, reported by government agencies.

ENAGRUP (independent) measures it as 186%.

https://enagrup.org/?hl=en
Now, solve for causality's arrow:
has imaginary friend -> better social skills
better social skills -> has imaginary friend

Judea Pearl UCI CS Seminar: The Science of Cause and Effect: From Deep Learning to Deep Understanding, Video [0], Slides PDF [1]

0. https://uci.zoom.us/rec/play/2Fsh79DsG4CCQHQ-bdbN1N5zOByLAao...

1. https://web.cs.ucla.edu/~kaoru/irvine-feb2022.pdf
Tips for Devs Integrating into an Established Team
For “in case of soviet invasion break glass” cases you would’ve wanted a contingency like this, could just do without literal nazis, war criminals (plenty of opportunities for that once the soviets invaded, I imagine) and terrorists.

Oh and maybe manage to keep it secret from the enemy, Germany. JFC sometimes I wonder if there is anything German security services don’t fuck up, the distrust from NATO allies is and was certainly well earned.
You may be overgeneralizing your particular situation. These sorts of things are subject to numerous factors and details that vary across families. You have three options: parents move closer to children, children move close to parents, or neither (both operate independently). Which is the best possible move is not the same everywhere and at all times.
I think it's weird that newspapers use it. The UN is a different thing, there are a bunch of official country names that are not colloquially used, but ultimately people will gravitate to call them the same name they ve been using for centuries. It's not a complete name change like Ceylon -> sri lanka
IANAL, but I believe the "#ad" requirement is from the FTC. The SEC may have a higher bar, since this is securities-related. Just like putting "#ad" on Tweet promoting medicine wouldn't fly with the FDA.
That is, in my opinion, the smallest problem. Cutting an ancient forest, they are destroying an ecosystem.
> Any idea how to validate this part?

Productized consulting until you find commonality
Hot damn! Now this is something I can get behind. Cuts through a lot of the pain points with 23402940283 filters in various prospecting tools. Simple and effective . This is the future of prospecting
This is not not paying for tools. A lot of people pay, say, for JetBrains IDEs.

This is more about a critical piece that you want to be always, universally available and known through and through. Choosing a non-FOSS option for a critical piece is now rare, and only works for things which were on the market for ages, and are guaranteed to not go away, such as MS Excel.
Cyberwar in Ukraine: What You See Is Not What’s There
> One has value and utility besides its market price, the other does not

This is impossible to discern.
This is pretty cool but it could do with better UI. It's a very long list to scroll though.
Reminiscent of changing the collective English world's spelling of Kiev to Kyiv when both are just approximations of the real pronunciation, lol.
what will be the new name ?
I have no real problem with writing "Turkiye" if that's what those from the country prefer - but I don't even know how to type an umlaut on my keyboard. So in that sense, yes, it is too much to ask. I'm not going to pull up a virtual keyboard or google "how to type umlaut" to make a passing reference to a country.
the font and branding they use makes the website unreadable
I see in UI that I can download all the translations from Crowdin at an Excel spreadsheet.
So… you just tweet yourself any links that you want to open?
There is no way humans give up control over their own vehicle. This isn't a practical issue it's a psychological one.
Rampant cheating is already happening on consoles through controller adapters and mods.
Right? It's technically first-party to them.
A funny anecdote that's not fraud but puts a bit more ambiguity into the alleged targeted ad eyeballs even from the big players. There's a good amount of "ambient" content on YouTube these days. Some not targeted at adults or even humans.

I have been playing YouTube videos on my TV of birds & wildlife, for my house cats to enjoy. There is one guy who makes 8 hour long videos. There is one content creator basically targeting this market of "birds for your cats to watch".

I have noticed that the YouTube app on my Samsung TV will play for an unbelievable number of hours without any "are you still watching" prompt. Easily 6 hours!!

I've been playing them videos almost daily for weeks and only got this prompt this weekend finally.

So some companies probably think they are paying for targeted ads to some category like "people interested in cats / wildlife", YouTube collects a cut and pays the content creator a cut. All this for feline-only eyeballs.
You could type Tuerkiye like Germans do for umlauts. While the rest applies, it removes the how-do-I-type-that problem.
I tried out the query: Machine learning engineers in USA, it returned me quite some great results. I believe natural language takes out most of the complexity from the traditional filter-based prospecting approach. Good work!
Props to Dell on this front. I just installed Mint on a 2018 Latitude and it was easier than installing Windows. Everything just works including things like shortcut keys for volume and brightness. With what Valve is doing with proton and Linux gaming support, I'm as bullish as ever on the linux desktop.
We were neighbors for ~5 years and eventually decided it was working well enough that in 2020 (just before the start of the pandemic, as it turned out) we bought a house with an "in-law" apartment and now my parents live under the same roof. The two spaces are separate (only the laundry room and garage are shared), so we're not right on top of each other, and it's working quite well so far.

My kids are still young (10, 6, and 6), and my parents are in their early 60's. Barring any unforeseen circumstances, my kids will spend the majority of their childhood with nearly daily time spent with their grandparents. Similarly, a lot of end of life questions/complexities are already answered. My parents are in a home where they can age in place and we can provide care for them when their needs increase over the coming decades.

I had some reservations, if I'm being honest (it was my wife and my mom who were the primary drivers of the plan), but having spent ~2.5 years in this arrangement so far, I really wouldn't trade it for anything.
The Nord Stream leaks are a wake-up call for countries with vulnerable pipelines
What do you suggest? PhD-students answering support calls?
My team has 2 TMs. Both of them contains some languages, one has Asian, another one more European. Still, both contains some nice suggestions for each and every language.
Counter argument: Why would I want to spend an hour in a minimart? The equivalent of gas stations will be required to support long-distance travel. And there are a lot of gas stations out there today.

And I'm guessing you mean 20W, not kW? Fast chargers are 300W as a point of reference.
Possibly, but there is one more basement in this particular hell: slapping a GraphQL wrapper on it.
Well the other day my 6yo daughter was playing on the Deck and I SSH'd in from my phone, installed espeak, and started making a voice of god say whatever I wanted as she played.
Because the gap between pretraining and my data is too big and models are stupid / dont generalize well
I wonder if Zuck will leave the company soon.

Watching him rent out the UFC event on Saturday night and cheering while his wife sat by him horrified just looked like he’s slowly starting to burst the bubble he’s been living in.

Not judging the move at all, as I think many people change in their middle age adult lives. But just looked to me like a departure from the early days of Zuck.
>else citizens of this country might preserve their liquid wealth as things go pear shaped.

To buy cryptocurrencies they need to transfer their money to someone in exchange for crypto. They can transfer that money into another fiat currency or some other financial instrument. None of which would easily let you buy food. Of course, if you tried doing this at scale the government would find a reason to arrest everyone for it and then confiscate their wealth.
State of CSS Survey 2022
KDE devs talk Steam Deck and their work for it at Akademy 2022
Isnt this why subsets of creators are excited by web3/nft sales? Theres huge backlash from their communities but most community members don’t directly pay the creators. I suppose this only solves the Patreon piece though - distribution of content takes highly skilled labor (engineers) and capex (server infra). Had you ever tried using something like AWS MediaLive?
Germans have umlauts and they usually put an "e" after the normal character. You can see this with domain names, for instance: https://buero.de/ (not affiliated) for büro
You can go to jail for misdemeanors, look up your state's laws.
I think for bigger brands like Coca-Cola it becomes harder to measure. Because it’s not like you see an ad for Coke Zero on Facebook and order it right away, whereas you might if there was a new company with a cool new product. That’s why they run “awareness ads” to make sure they stay in people’s heads but I don’t think anyone knows exactly how effective those are.
Do you mean a javascript JIT for the system’s web browser? Would the only impact of disabling it be that the system is slower at web browsing?
> What tipped me off was the email was sent to firstnamelastname@gmail.com and NOT firstname.lastname@gmail.com.

Dots don't matter in Gmail, so these email addresses are the same:

https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150?hl=en
i would just say to that, if censorship didn't work, then why are people (especially on "the right" nowadays) so up in arms about it?

is it just a grift?
> How can good content be monetized in a way that allows it to remain independent and not succumb to warping its content to feed that monetization?

The problem I see is that there's just too much supply compared to demand, thus the price of content is literally zero. Even the monetization models that are (still) available are on borrowed time.

Ultimately there's no easy way to profit off something that is already plentiful and that there's a never-ending stream of passionate people happy to produce said content altruistically out there.