skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reposting here as someone messaged me about how to bypass the response-depth limit.

I can do this all night if you want. I have a law degree (never practiced as I found other ways to make significantly more money) and my focus in law school was securities law. I am 100% certain of the law on this, regardless of how many times you cherry-pick sections out of context to try to make a point. But here’s my response to your latest:
This regulation refines the fair disclosure regulation when issuers (and people acting on their behalf, the definition of which you quoted), are required to make fair disclosure to the broad market of certain material, non-public information.
This regulation does not imply that insider trading can only be perpetrated by insiders of an issuer. This is simply incorrect.
I get the potential existential crisis issue - but bitcoin is subject to that, because can't governments blacklist a wallet? Then that person can't effectively take their btc away, just like in regular banking, based on some on govt identifying a criminal action, people lose their bank money when it is identified (drug dealers or whatever).
What it means to see a 'bad' certificate in TLS Certificate Transparency logs
Scientists Have Detected a ‘Completely Unprecedented’ Burst of Energy in Space
Hmmm... what is an expect script?
I mean that's where the term came from, after all.
One of the cool feature sof steam vr is a kind of home screen customizable house, from which you can launch into different video games. I would imagine zuck wants to be that, but kind of an open mass multi-player lobby for all vr stuff. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yn_xPWtS73A
The state of modern C is so far removed from K&R that memorizing it probably counts as "just enough to survive".

Someone that doesn't have a good grasp of UB and knowledge of the compiler/machine would be slightly terrifying to let loose in a C codebase.
Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud
For younger children, I would accept this as a reasonable argument.

For older children, I disagree with the premise that minors are generally not allowed in "adult" spaces. You might have to be 18 or even 21 to enter a bar or strip club or whatever, but in high school you might well be going to a job, a university class, mall, etc. All of which are "adult" spaces open to basically anyone, where you could meet anyone and talk about anything. And in fact, back when it was more common for kids to hang out at places like the mall, there was a lot more talk/hysteria of IRL "stranger danger" in those places.

Even at younger ages you have public libraries, parks, etc.--and in a functioning city, you'd be walking/biking to school, encountering all sorts of people on the street.
While I love ingenuity of developers at Hasura (because I've been personally through these scaling challenges), I always get a gag reaction with GraphQL. I've honestly tried hard to digest it, and I can tell you at large scale where single DB won't cut it, you would either need to develop a large federation layer like [Netflix](https://netflixtechblog.com/how-netflix-scales-its-api-with-...), or just rip-it out. Streaming might elevate the problem a little, but I real problem still lurks under the hood. The fact that front-end community wants to fit everything under GraphQL bothers me, because every backend developer knows that a single tool/technology is usually not the best tool for solving all problems of your life. Remember the golden words, THERE IS NO SILVER BULLET!
Mistakes with software installation can take seconds to make but days to repair... At least that has been my experience at times. Go slow when the circumstances call for caution.

My 2c
In college, I had a pretty based statistics professor who said: "a skilled statistician can make the data tell whatever story his employers want". I chose not to pursue statistics as a career after that.
BMW to move production of electric minis from UK to China
There is, and such a tweak is available with the yabai tiling WM, but it requires disabling SIP. Which unfortunately is not something I can do on my work laptop. It's unfortunately because this small tweak would move the tiling WM experience on Mac a LOT closer to the linux SOTA.
I do appreciate your patience with me and working me through this.

I was pretty sure it was about insiders only. But I'll give it more work if this really is your "expert opinion" so to speak (or at least, more expert than mine). I'm just a programmer who has on occasion, received training on this subject due to working for a public company.

Most of these regulations I'm aware of, imply that the "insiders" have an out as long as they properly file this information in the various schedules / public disclosure forms. There are no such forms for Congressmen since they're not executives (or other kinds of insiders). Etc. etc.

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I'll say that the turning point in my research / opinion is a link I have for investment bankers who come across Material Non-public Information. Investment Bankers aren't insiders, but seem to be subject to these rules anyway. So I see that my previous understanding was too narrow a definition.
I don’t care enough to do the reading, to fail along the way, to show up, to make a promise, to learn as I go, to confront failure, to get better at the work.

All of that might be true.

But you’re almost certainly smart enough.

This is so true, and I find it somewhat heartening that even grade schools, down to pre-K (at least in my area of northern california), have put deliberate, consistent emphasis on the “growth mindset”

I don’t know if it will shift culture to reward and encourage effort, perseverance, grit, etc… over apparent “talent”, but it’s a step in the right direction.
Artists say AI image generators are copying their style
> They'll literally sit with a stopwatch and visualize the shots and say the lines out loud, and then adjust if it's wrong.

Thank you for these insights. This behavior strikes me as strange since the final product diverges from input. However like many things, the customs and conventions take on a life of their own in industry.

For clarity, 1 page = 1 minute, does that mean how long to read the page or how long that page is on film? I get a little confused by the part about adding descriptions, not dialog. For instance, could they not just leave trailing white space?
I was like: how related is one really to the other, but you pulled me into that one. Now I have a different question: how much of an old artifact do you need to retain to still call it a "restoration", as opposed to a "replica"? (I realize this is not a question unique to this video.)

Very skillful, though! And the video style is very... soothing :)
Peter Thiel was going around with an open checkbook, actively looking for anyone who may have a viable case against Gawker. If it hadn't been Hulk Hogan's sex tape case, it would have been unlawful termination, or some other grievance that involved Gawker Media in some way.

Edit: lol, no wonder parent & gp were circumspect on names - I'm getting downvoted :'-D Anyhow, here are my sources:

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2018/02/hogan-t...

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/05/the-b...
Ask HN: Any simple web apps for teaching kids?
Was recommended ba $10/mo app from my child's school (kindergarten) and was unhappy with how little it held the attention span of our 5 year old. So I stated working on a sight words app ( https://sn0n.github.io/sightwords/ ), about to add letters and numbers, along with shapes and colors (as a separate app, since it won't be just sight words at that point).

But my main question. Anyone else have links to other no install no ads no extras simple web apps for learning at a kindergarten level?
I believe they had a POC for this already a few years ago, but great to see the examples expanded, and seems like it’s more “prod-ready” now.
> Since I'm already loading all possible words in the JS,

How many words is that?
> skeptical of unproven claims

Billions of people have taken Covid vaccines. If the thousands of resulting studies don't "prove" anything to you, then you've already decided what to believe and have no interest in what the data says.

> the only precedent didn't do the thing being claimed

What? "Cure" the disease? According to literally every expert, no vaccine is 100% effective[1]. If your big "gotcha" is that Covid wasn't cured by the vaccines, I hate to break it to you: that's a straw man, not something anyone with an understanding of the immune system claimed.

What the vaccines did do was dramatically reduce hospitalizations and deaths, which is what they were supposed to do.

> and then nobody followed up

Are you fucking kidding me? You honestly think "no one followed up" on whether Covid vaccines work? You think the manufacturers didn't repeatedly report results, governments didn't investigate it, and every public health agency ignored it?

> Cure one thing with mRNA, even one already solved like polio or something, and then maybe we can say it works and build on that.

Again, you seem to fundamentally misunderstand what vaccines do and how they work.

We've already seen immunotherapy cure cancers. It doesn't work for everyone though. The purpose of the mRNA cancer vaccines is to more easily administer immunotherapy (by "training" the immune system to attack cancerous cells) which we know will not cure 100% of people.

1. https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/ensuringsafety/history/ind...
This is a fair argument, but I would like to counter it by saying that it should be reasonably understood that at that point we are talking about teenagers. Teenagers who hate being called children, treated like children, so on and so forth.

Also, until they reach the age of like... 17 and 18 (?) I believe they need parents permission to be able to work in such places anyways. Or at least I needed my parental guardian to sign off on me working my first job at 15. Of which was not some pub/bar, but was instead a burger flipping joint much like MacDonalds.

I realize that there is no one trick catch all solution here.

But we need to start somewhere. And preferably that place we start would be somewhere that doesn't infringe upon the privacy and rights of law abiding citizens. Or at the very least not being treated as guilty without having proven lack of innocence.
You have 250 issues, which is a normal number to me. I consider the total amount of issues, not only the open ones.

If it was 50 I would think many users did star your repository because the idea sounds useful but few use it.
> Suppose the world is super-deterministic, with not just inanimate nature running on behind-the-scenes clockwork, but with our behavior, including our belief that we are free to choose to do one experiment rather than another, absolutely predetermined, including the "decision" by the experimenter to carry out one set of measurements rather than another, the difficulty disappears. There is no need for a faster than light signal to tell particle A what measurement has been carried out on particle B, because the universe, including particle A, already "knows" what that measurement, and its outcome, will be.

Layman here. This smells like handwaving all the complexity away with "This quantum particle when measured collapsed into state X because that was its destiny."

I struggle to see how "everything has already been decided since the Big Bang" is conceptually any different than saying it's fate we get an outcome instead of the other.
Too much government regulation.
I suspect it’s going to be a discussion similar to the introduction of music sampling, followed by a lot of litigation, followed by a settling of law on the matter.

The interesting part is if AI will be considered a tooling mechanism much like the tooling used to record and manipulate a music sample into a new composition.
> "Stop turning public life into a brutal struggle of group against group."

Excuse me, NYT, but you were entirely complicit in, if not a driving force of, the recent racial enmity in the United States.
Yes, that’s the crux. Either rentals are market or not. If they are market, then you just need money, but if you lack money you are screwed. If they aren’t market, you are screwed even if you have money, unless you can get in on the non-market rent (you probably won’t). Rent control creates a class of winners in place when rent control is initiated, but any poor or rich person that comes to the city after will be outside of that class and have a very hard time finding housing. The very rich will bypass this by just buying, but everyone else experiences extreme illiquidity (including those who can’t leave their non-market rents for a better job elsewhere).
Their are lots of sheets properly licensed that show the notes to play ‘stairway to heaven’. Many intro to guitar books, etc. If I publish myself playing that song without the copyright owners permission (and typically attribution) I am looking at some very, very negative outcomes. The fact that there are many copies correctly licensed (or not) does not obsolve me of anything. Curious how this any different?
Are variable names randomized before being trained on? If so, that could prove something else is going on because all of the variable names Copilot outputted were the same.
It’s like the whole web has come to the conclusion that icons have to be monochrome and boring. Why? What is this group-think? Why do other styles of icons “look dated”? I have nothing against the “metro” or “modern” (by m$) style per se. Like all designs it has its strengths and weaknesses. But I miss variety, Icon-sets (or websites for that matter) with personality. “metro” used to have personality, but has long since lost it because everything looks the same.
Anyone here remember the silk icons? [1]
I’m not arguing they are superior.
But moar variety please: “silk icons”, “flat icons”, “silly icons”, “school icons”, “cartoon icons”…
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[1]: http://famfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/preview.php
Apple freezes plan to use China's YMTC chips amid political pressure
I've been using mutagen for a long time as a workaround for WSL2 slow Windows storage access. I setup 2 copies of my project code, one in Windows and one in WSL2. IDE sees Windows drive while build tools and docker use Linux drive. Mutagen keeps them in sync near instantly via ssh.

Thanks for this great tool.
Commonsense Media tries to solve for the problem of 'common sense' app reviews. Perhaps you find something you like here:

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/reviews/category/app/age/3+...

My 4 yr old loves Duolingo ABC and Hoopa City.
Yes, I agree, it really does come down to the animation speed. If you could disable animations, MacOS would almost work as well as Linux, since you can natively bind hotkeys to almost everything supported in i3/bspwm type environments. But it's just slow. And there is no reason for it. In fact there is even a bug right now in MacOS where switching between desktops using 3 finger swipe is actually SLOWER using ProMotion than at 60Hz. And if you switch desktops using keyboard hotkeys, it's faster than either of those two. Completely absurd. It's been that way for at least a year and they haven't bothered to fix it.
It's a proof of concept, and yes, it is cool. HN can be so critical sometimes, sheesh.
Does your employer adjust your wage every month?

If not, you probably care about the year-over-year figure.
Very well put, it's not even close to the same ballpark. It would also be like moderating a 1 billion user subreddit where nearly every single post is off topic and comes from different users, whereas in subreddits a few super users often produce a huge percent of the content.
I also have issues with GraphQL at times, but mostly because I find the syntax unintuitive.

What about the concept doesn't work? It's just a syntax for queries, I'm confused why it wouldn't scale.
No, no. You were right about the speeds and I was wrong. Higher circular orbits do have lower speeds. Starlink satellites have speeds over 7km/s while satellites on much higher geostationary orbit have little over 3km/s. I haven't built my intuition about why it's true but it is. Orbital speed is proportional to inverse square root of orbit radius.
So did I. In my case I wanted to build a ham receiver from a ARRL handbook design. Also bought some new parts with my hard earned money when I could get my dad to take me to Reno Radio in Detroit. The guys at Reno Radio were hams themselves and were always so darned encouraging to me.

But when I finally did get my license at age 14 my first station ended up being Heathkit gear I built myself.
> Depending on service workers for anything that does not inherently require them (like background sync or receiving push messages) is bad.

Or access to CacheStorage, and acting as an offline server when the network is unavailable. Perfectly reasonable to depend on if your use case requires it.
> it does not necessarily follow that all systems that have had a label of "chaotic" attached to them are necessarily deterministic.

Testing this is also impossible, correct? Either way we couldn’t set up the experiment precisely enough to rule out determinism. So, is this science or philosophy?
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Thank you, I'm glad you like this!

This is a great idea, I will add the full-text search feature.

Although it probably wouldn't work for your particular use case - TV shows rarely release the screenplays for all of their episodes, only a few select ones.

It's very interesting and useful for screenwriters looking to read screenplays to get better at their craft, but it's not enough to do a full-text search over a whole TV show.
Have you been following the Andy Warhol Prince drawing case?

It is current at the SCOTUS so we should see a ruling for the USA sometime in the next year or so.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Warhol_Foundation_for_t...
Wow, is it not rude to question the intent behind asking for a technical clarification? There is no gotcha here. It's simply asking OP to rule out this very obvious gap that their statement leaves unaddressed. Being helpful != being accurate.

The OP has pretty much said that X-Check tags are not intended to automatically take action on reports.

That is a pretty different thing from saying the people applying the tags don't expect action to be taken, but there could be entire organizations of 1000s of people where those tags serve a different purpose.

Please read the link above for context on how terrible Facebooks data control practices are, wherein this very act could be routinely occurring and OP or anyone making decisive statements would be irresponsible in doing so.
Thank you for your hard work on Komorebi. I have been following the project for some time and we've crossed paths in comment sections before. I use a Mac at work now or I would still be using it. You're fighting the good fight for tiling WM enthusiasts everywhere!
You'd think something like "the uncertainty principle" by it's name alone would be a pretty good hint.
Privacy respecting weather app for Android
Privacy Friendly Weather lets you watch the weather for cities and locations you are interested in. The app has been developed by the research group SECUSO at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. More info can be found on https://secuso.org/pfa
Do you have a good cheat sheet of all the finding/insights?
The problem is exponential growth destroys all. You can't explore the universe very quickly on human timescales...but presuming the trend lines of technological civilization hold up, eventually immortal sufficiently-intelligent Von Neumann probes can rapidly and easily (hundreds of thousands of years, but a blink of the eye geologically) explore the entire galaxy.

Even if it took a few million years to do, that's still far less time then the Earth has been habitable and had life. So the question of course is still where are they?
1 minute on film. So it's how long it should take for the actors to read dialog, plus pauses and action shots and establishing shots and everything.

Trailing white space would achieve the same goal but I guess they're trying to be elegant about it. :) But also, if the content takes a minute but doesn't fill a page, it's a good sign that more description will be helpful for the director and cinematographer to know what to do.

Also it's not like every single page has to be exactly 60 seconds, but it should average out to that over a 3-4 page scene.
Grid scale energy storage does, in fact, exist. So your whole argument scheme is bankrupt.

Is there as much grid-scale storage now as there will be later? No. There will be lots more, of numerous kinds, in many, many places. They all work.
Again, this is much too sweeping and categorical. The forced reload problem with service workers is well known and easy to work around. The Firefox private browsing example is neither here nor there - an implementation weakness that has no good rationale and will eventually go away. If your functionality justifies it, you should feel free to use and depend on service workers. If service workers are not present, you should feel free to display an error explaining it to the user. Many things we commonly depend on are optional in corner cases, but that doesn't hold us back.
Democrats (I’m assuming that’s your party) see any social policy they really like in any and all Constitutions - regardless of actual wording.

That removes issues from voters and places it in the hands of sympathetic elites.

No other country does this. The Republicans do it for some issues, but not nearly on the scale of Democrats - and usually because something in the Constitution is pretty direct.

Leftists promoted the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s - only to find that it’s all contained in the 14th amendment, and not really necessary.

After Roe was overturned, lawyers in every state have argued that the state constitution protects abortion, even in states whose constitutions explicitly say “abortion is not protected.”

Democrats regularly see most good things as “beyond politics” (some exceptions) while Republicans reject court control of most good things (some exceptions, too).
Right - but if someone pushes the same code to github and changes the licence file to say "public domain", what's the legally correct way to proceed? What's the morally correct way to proceed?
Not sure i really get it.

So we used to have react/vue/whatever. You click button, and the front end computes the new DOM. No server needed.

Then, we decide to use htmx, where the server actually computes the new DOM elements, and the client is just a dumb client that displays whatever the server gives.

And now, we give the users browser all of the information to act like a server, intercept the call, and compute what the server would have responded with (saving since network packets and lag).

Did I understand that correctly?

And yea, I also saw that talk about HTMX on HN yesterday... didn't really understand the advantage then either.
Treating “intelligence” as a synonym for “training” is a more effective and positive approach than thinking certain people have some from-birth advantage over others.
So many people walk around thinking they’re stupid when they’re not. They just were not trained well in things society considers the core competencies of smart people (math, literature, physics, etc)
You can read perspectives on intelligence from people who’ve won the Putnam and they convey that they ‘just’ put in a crazy amount of work training in competitive mathematics. And even before they were deliberately training for the Putnam, they were raised in an environment that trained them for mathematical competency.

Of course there is likely a genetic and/or physical component to intelligence, but the major aspect of being smart is about wealth and educational inequality.
Well sorry it is totally different. As US citizens they must follow the laws of the US. Break the law and go to jail. If they do not want to go to jail they must stop working in China. Alternatively they can tell the US to go fuck itself and renounce their US citizenship. But they have to do it explicitly. The US will not strip their citizenship on their own.