skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It gets installed as an application, so you can open it with your usual app launchers on Mac and Linux (I haven't used it on Windows). You can open it from the terminal also, but the path it gets installed in is a convoluted one and includes the version, so you will need to update your aliases/links every time a new version is installed.
In some US cities there was a spike, which is probably what they are loosely referring to.

https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/what-caused-the-2020-h...
I think it's a harder stretch to say it plays a major role in the destruction of the planet and depletion of resources but in my totally non-expert opinion I am positive that the rise in depression is coupled with it.

Advertising has always been a thing but advances in the last 50-70 years in tech and human sciences has turned the problem up to 11. Increasingly every little move we make and thing we say is recorded, analyzed, run through an algorithm, then used to trick the lizard part of our brain into opening our wallet.

Humans were not meant to be under CONSTANT psychological assault like this and if I were king I would outlaw marketing departments and severely restrict advertising across the board.
can you recommend some discord servers for tech help?
> In the meantime, RCS is missing really basic capabilities. For example, RCS encryption only works for 1:1 conversations, so things like family chats are not private.

As opposed to iMessage, but certainly not as opposed to SMS which is what RCS would actually be replacing on the iPhone. Apple would rather have EVERY conversation with an android user unencrypted rather than work towards a solution.
Awesome to see the C4 Model and tools that support it in the list. What's your experience of the C4 model?
Why is a broadly popular person worse than someone popular with execs?

Maybe what we need is... internally elected leadership!
> In order to use for example the gesture recognition feature, you consent for that video to be sent to meta as an AI training input.

Then don’t consent to the 10ft tall disclaimer, if it exists. I never use hand tracking, and work in VR just fine. I imagine that need will go away once they have enough training data. The hand tracking has improved tremendously since launch.

It sounds like you believe there are data leaks that aren’t being disclosed in the privacy policy. You should contact a lawyer if you have insider information on this.
> My CS classes in college were literally 98% male and 98% white and Asian.

Most certainly. Anyone else will get paid to learn CS on the job so it would be rather silly of them to spend their own dime in college. There is no free lunch here. If you strive for diversity in the workplace it is going to disappear from other places.
I find this to be pretty unhelpful. "Do better" isn't useful or actionable otherwise everyone would already be doing it. "Trusted Advisor/ The Dashboard will tell you" is empirically unhelpful, as demonstrated by the post.
It’s definitely not the solution for everyone. I don’t and have never worked in anything IT related but I have a homelab for fun and this was just the first “major” thing I did with the old server I bought to teach myself some things and provide something somewhat useful at the same time.
> If I check pages on feminism or even radical feminism, I wouldn't see any information on how some prominent early feminist figures advocated mass genocide of men.

So you think they missed critical information, which related to my second point, who gets to decide. Currently is unpaid moderators, so wikimedia can hardly be blamed for it. no?

> I'm fairly certain spreading a few more words on the bloodlust of early feminists would shine a fairly different light on the movement without changing the ideology of the majority.

But that seems to be intentionally deciding what people should believe. If you think that the ideology of early feminists is irrelevant to the larger movement but might help to turn people to your side, you're not keeping wikipedia unbiased, youre just biasing it more no?

> Yet any kind of filth is practically at the front for anything related to the countercultures.

What countercultures?
How did "female contributors" become "contributors with a broader range of perspectives"?
Why would a CEO waste their time as a low level project manager?
What are some (non-nefarious) applications of generative language models that produce language which isn't constrained by some sort of rationality or directed by some sort of high-level goal?

The point isn't the math. The point is that, in math and similar disciplines, it's harder to get away with producing mostly undirected gibberish that happens to have some imputed meaning. The point is "use language to do something where it's easy to verify correctness and generating infinite amounts of synthetic data is trivial"

If a language model can't even do high school algebra, then I have a lot less confidence that it will ever be useful for customer service applications or any other number of potential applications outside of propaganda, advertising, and spam.
Lab-grown brain cells play video game Pong
A long time ago I was writing PostScript, C and Common Lisp on the same project - PostScript and Common Lisp definitely have a lot in common.
perhaps that can be overcome by a train/succession of such probes relaying the signals over shorter distances ?
I made no comment about it being right or wrong, and I don’t know whether the grandparent is a trump supporter or not.

The more interesting question is to consider why Trump would hold this view, especially if you disagree with him on other things. Perhaps you don’t have the same assumptions about the reasons why as he does.
Heh, another example of the bias in action. I'm sure people tend to more easily forget instances where a woman was not well-behaved. Take a look at /r/PublicFreakout. Also note the Karen meme is not about a man.

Also, similar to bullying in childhood, women's bad behavior often doesn't manifest in physical displays of aggression, but psychologically manipulative and emotional ones. Obviously men can be psychologically manipulative too, yada yada... I'm not a woman hater.
No Ruby support out of the box - yet there is support for Java (a la IntelliJ), C# (a la Rider), Go (a la GoLand), C (a la CLion), Python (a la PyCharm), Web-anything (a la WebStorm & PhpStorm)...

RubyMine is a great IDE, worth paying for, but this looks like writing on the wall.
Reminds me of kid shirts that say "the future is female".
I used Forth professionally on a number of processors over about ten years. On a couple of them I had to implement the language from scratch, including having to write a code editor and other system tools.

Remembering those days always makes me smile. I really enjoyed that work. The language is fun to use, fast to code and execute and as flexible as you want it to be. I made extensive use of it in robotics, including designing and building a networked multiprocessor walking robot controller from scratch. Remember, no Internet, Arduinos or SO; just bare chips, data books and your own creativity.

My first Forth project was on a 6502.
That price increase decreases my chance of buying it from zero to zero.
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Surface Pro 9
Bringing passkeys to Android and Chrome
And it's by-far the lowest-effort product they make. Nevermind the rogue's gallery of subscription services they call a menu, the hardware itself has been copy-pasted across multiple generations, and the internals are mostly just repurposed/binned iPhone chips.
Love the C4 Model - good to see that in the list. What are people's experience of using the C4 model? Interested to see how it helps others
The thing about invoking "scapegoating" is that the goat definitionally did not do what it's being tossed into the desert for.

> Even, landfills and incinerators are better than dumping it in the ocean.

https://www.no-burn.org/wp-content/uploads/Pollution-Health_...
Comments like this are why I won't debate about guns on the Internet.

I would prefer stabbings and acid to mass shootings. It's way too easy to get a gun, both legally and illegally in the US.
At this point the fact they're using this as a product differentiator is so blatant they may as well make a fart sound when they appear if they're green.
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Maybe not by Meta, but it's an inevitability, as consumers want it and are willing to pay for it.
Also, "For All Mankind" and "Servant".

They've had a few shows, but I generally agree that it's pretty slim pickins there.
I understand this completely. And I intend to do so when the project is complete, don't you worry.
But I also think that by putting the project out into the world it will maybe push me towards completion.
But I will be vlogging and blogging and coding my little heart out and then upon completion, I'll make an updated post for SURE
Mostly because I'm tired of these U.S.A. “diversity” efforts which come down to “more persons from the U.S.A.” overlooking most of the world.

That they apparently think gender defines perspectives more than ethnicity and cultural background is the problem. Apparently they can make an effort towards gender but not toward the issue that plagues English-Language Wikipedia that only English-language sources are used in the end, often even about subjects that are fundamentally not in English such as the critical response of non-English media, being phrased as though it's a global consensus.

Again, I've seen some places where his has recently improved, but it's annoying to, say, see on Wikipedia that for instance “criticism was mixed” on a French film that was overwhelmingly positively received in France because English-language criticism was more negative due to cultural differences.
Felt really great! Snappy and familiar to modern equivalents (e.g. VS Code). That said, memory consumption is pretty high at around 3.35 GB for the backend, 1.83 GB for the frontend on a decently sized project. Compared to Nova which has that and a lot more loaded at 1.26 GB.

PHP smart mode definitely needs work. A lot of errors that wouldn't be errors if we could specify which version of PHP the project was running as. Using any PHP7+ feature ends up in an error.

Some silly issues with namespacing as well - like using "string" type-hinting on class functions in a namespaced class shows an error.

And some highlighting oddities with some of our files, but all-in-all I really liked Fleet. Will keep an eye on it!
More generally, they struggle to get thing right. They’re great at grammatical confabulation, but when you need a correct answer, or a correct drug recommendation, ask an expert.
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It has nothing to do with "toxic femininity", it's classism. And no one's "banning" you from using this term, you're just getting downvoted for your performative "Cancel Culture" signalling.
>Still, I imagine that if you don't do anything that can't be done on an $800-900 laptop, it might just be simpler to buy that and an Xbox.

I always found it funny that PC gamers seem to think console gamers don't own a computer. We do, we've simply found that for the price of building a gaming PC, one can buy a decent laptop AND a console, and run them both without needing further upgrades for a decade. This has a huge bang for buck. I should know, I've done this twice with the x360 and PS4, paired with a mid range dell laptop. Both are flawless for their respective niche.

I'm probably building a PC next year, but even I acknowledge that I'm going pretty far out into diminishing returns of enjoyment curve to do so.
Surface Laptop 5
I’m afraid if you were to defund some of those, like the DEA and ATF, they would just come after small time, lowest fruit criminals. They have proven they will charge people with dubious crimes. Similar to how people claim the IRS can’t tackle big time cheats and instead focus on auditing everyday people.

If you modernize federal drug laws the DEA would lose at lot of its teeth. It’s up to the legislatures to change laws and take power away from federal agencies.
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As has been pointed out elsewhere, benevolent sexism is a technical term in the field, and is just as applicable to situations where positive traits are assigned to men as it is when positive traits are assigned to women. It has nothing to do with judging about the moral status of the sexism.
It looks very practical and I like the choices they made. But, I can't use it as a daily driver because it doesn't have vim mode.
They actually have very good shows overall. Not many, but very high quality.

Other than the ones you've mentioned there are also See, The Morning Show, Mythic Quest, and For All Mankind, which are all great, as well as Foundation, which was quite good as well.
I'm curious what author was working on. What's a home entertainment PC? Surely any PC could be configured and used for whatever entertainment one chooses?
Wikipedia being a starting point is one of my favorite things about it. I really like that all their sources are cited and linked to. It always amazes me that news organizations don't cite their sources or have links to the original source.

On that same note, could that be why your family history gets rolled back? No doubt it would be frustrating to have a change you know is real get rolled back but it would make sense from an objective editorial standpoint. That said, I get why you wouldn't want to donate. I personally come from a long line of nobodies (and am proudly carrying on that tradition) so I will never have this problem!
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That's because science is on a n>3-dimensional non-euclidian plane.
I think you might be thinking of the Swyft Card, which was an Apple ][ card that implemented a number of similar features before the Cat was released. My Cat has 256k of RAM and uses 800k floppies. However, by default it just copies the RAM straight to disk and doesn't use any more than 256k of the floppy. You CAN access the rest of the disk via FORTH, but it's a PitA and you don't really get a file system as much as a block device.
This is Sortition, a well known but rarely tried solution to the excessive competiveness of choosing leaders and winners in merit contests. Without it, selection processes devolve into a surd peacocking, competing over tiny differences and irrelevant challenges.
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The FBI has a nice analysis front end at https://crime-data-explorer.fr.cloud.gov/pages/home

Here is the murder rate graph - note that the most recent year is flagged as not fully reported yet.

https://crime-data-explorer.fr.cloud.gov/pages/explorer/crim...

Up 60% isn't far off, depending on when "pre-BLM days" starts, but it takes a big leap to connect it to BLM.

Also, if you look at the rate since the early 90's we are doing quite a bit better, so you get to pick your favorite trend line.
Got me ^^
I agree with that being a major part of the problem.

Regarding root, I always create an account with a console login that can remove the root user mfa or reset a password, it becomes the recovery account and I can put its own key on it, and ideally never gets used once tested.
I've legit had 1 girl say "I don't know about these green bubbles" after we started texting...
Is that why Alexa, Siri, and OK Google, which are all wonderful, default to female voices?
In the ideal world, the XY problem is frequently novel to the group. The "feel free to respond and discuss" is something that has time consuming overhead in asynchronous environments. If one was to ask me an XY problem in person, that's something that can be dealt with in a way that has dense communication.

In the forum, the forum has likely been there long before the person posing the question. Often the people in the forum have seen that exact XY problem many times before and it is necessary for the person asking the question to demonstrate additional knowledge to get past the "yes, I know this is an XY problem and these are the constraints I have" to get it to be a novel problem once again.

This isn't saying it is ok to be a jerk, but it is important for the person asking the question to be aware of the history of the community and the forum.

Often this is best done with lurking for a while before asking questions (this was the norm on Usnet - https://www.24hoursupport.com/netiquette-for-newsgroups/ "Lurking is the practice of reading the postings in a group for a week or so before posting a message yourself. No one will know you are lurking, and you can get a feel for the types of personalities in the group, what types of things are discussed, and what topics or behaviors are frowned upon.").

I would contend that in many places today, the "join in and participate now" precludes lurking and so it is much easier to run into the stuff that is common knowledge (not forbidden) to the community that the new person hasn't become acquainted with.
I believe AppCode and Rider are more examples of JetBrains IDEs that do things that IntelliJ Ultimate can't.
Great reply! I know even news.ycombinator suffers from the issues the OP is listing. My take is that people participating in a public forum WANT to be read (including me with this post!), so you will find all sort of tangent conversations that have nothing to do with the main subject being discussed (like my very comment).

What if, there was a StackOverflow like forum which, for a given question ONLY the person who asked could see all the answers, and only the answer they chose as correct/relevant/good would be the one published. That might decrease the noise in different conversations.

It's one of the things I liked about the SlashDot moderation system: There was a "-1 Offtopic" flag. No matter how good or interesting your answer was, if it is offtopic it should be marked as such.
I think the point is that the goal of a meeting is not to have a meeting, so being more meeting-like is not necessarily a good thing.
That could only generate constructivist [0] proofs, and there are many things done in modern maths which are not constructivist. Maybe a better approach would be to use Curry-Howard [1] correspondence to directly get proofs from generated programs

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constructivism_(philosophy_of_...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry%E2%80%93Howard_correspon...
How to stand out from competition in a crowded market? 3 case studies
Do you really think it works that way? People might develop banner blindness, but subconsciously they are being bombarded with messages anyway. They are being trained to consume, to associate the sites they like to visit with certain brands, pushed products by influencers...

If ads didn't work, companies wouldn't be paying billions of dollars per year. The only way to fight it is by being vigilant and block them at the source and become truly allergic to them.
is one of the articles plagiarized? There is very similar one here that was added to HN 2 minutes after this one. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/century-old-warnin...
The point that some of these groups were trying to make (but failed miserably in their messaging) was that cities with well funded police departments often skimp on social services.
Different strokes for different folks. I find the right click menu to be much better.
Forth, and its derivatives, has been the principal language I program with these past few years, but one that is on my radar lately, and I wish I had more of a use for is Joy, a purely functional forth-like language.

In Joy, everything is a function that takes a stack as an argument and returns a stack as a result. For instance, the numeral '5' does not represent an integer constant, but instead a short program that pushes the number 5 onto the stack.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joy_(programming_language)
A "huge beefy cloud instance" comes with a premium price, especially if you're planning to use it for a year or two, while also coming with its own set of problems: No internet connection? No luck! Downloading dependencies for your backend? Start paying per GB downloaded, and so on.

> ‘Distributed’ doesn’t mean ‘many’ - it’s distributed over two.

A client<>server architecture is generally not considered "distributed" unless there is multiple servers involved, at least how the terminology have been understood until today, if it changed suddenly.

Usually when it comes to these kind of architectures, you'd refer to them as "thin clients", and the architecture has been around since mainframes if not longer.
You're injecting emotion and words that were never in the post. I didn't get "mouthy". I also wasn't "negative". It also wasn't the "company" that targeted me. I wasn't "enacting change". There was never a "company response".

Please re-read the piece.
I wish that were the case
Maybe not but the hydrogen process is probably a game changer regardless, because there is less research and productisation needed. It is similar to existing processes.

It’s also perfectly positioned to take advantage of wind power. The gas storage tanks can make up for variations in electricity production. It’s all set to be deployed at a large scale already.

Watt for watt it might not (I have no idea) be as efficient as electrolysis, but as a total solution I see how it could be deployed at scale. Combined with the advances in electric mining equipment like what Volvo is offering, the industry is all set to go fully carbon neutral and electric. (No tech hurdles left.)
Late reply, but I think we're talking here about after the ride is accepted. So if I'm driving, and I accept the ride to take the customer from A to B, I can't call up my buddy and have him do the drive for a 50% cut. It matters to Uber exactly who is driving.
You should watch Foundation and For All Mankind as well next time you replace an iThing. The Apple TV+ library is definitely a lot smaller than competitor's, but what is in there is on the whole incredibly high quality.
That happens to everything.
Have you ever actually used Messages? “I don’t talk to green bubbles” can’t be a thing because your own messages are the ones that are blue or green.

The bubbles for everyone else (the people you are talking to) are always all the same color: dark grey.
Only once they started investigating him.

The problem is that partisanship and racism made it OK to investigate left-wing and black leaders on spurious grounds. However, eventually a right-wing leader managed to ignore the law blatantly and importantly enough to be investigated : and at that point the right turned against the FBI.

There's no principle, only partisanship. Kind of a disaster for the rule of law.
The internal of all of their products are “repurposed” iPhone chips - even the 27” monitor

I have multiple Roku TVs. But my main two TVs also have AppleTVs attached. The Apple TV has a faster, better interface and doesn’t have ads.

You can replace the top nav bar with non Apple apps that can also take over the “hero” portion of the screen when you navigate to them.
FWIW, they have mods on xbox and playstation now. Not all PC mods can run on console, but many can. I've really enjoyed fallout 4 with a few choice gameplay and graphics mods.
A few friends in different US regions running Jellyfin in a container with an Hdhomerun (~$100) and rabbit ears (~$50) could effectively reproduce the DirectTV Sunday ticket (~$300).

I anticipate some version of family and friend supported distributed services to continue growing in the near future.
When I tell my OS to route all traffic through an interface, I damn well mean all and not just what it feels like. I do not need to justify my desires for what my device does with my data.
Trump is against the FBI because they're investigating him. It's not that deep.