skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Seems to be a 5V55K type motor and S-300 sized crater:

https://twitter.com/JakeGodin/status/1592618577622093824
> You could have already realized losses on Bitcoin

You could have already realized profits on Bitcoin. That's the parent commenter's point. It works both ways.

The "study" only confirms the reader's bias.
That would be the same Elon who made parody a bannable offence immediately after people started getting blue checkmarks on accounts making fun of him :D

He doesn't care about free speech or Twitter, this is just a way for him to insert himself into the zeitgeist yet again, and throw around whatever engineering mastery he thinks he has.
Question: History of the Frnvallians

Answer [Not Verified]: The history of the Frnvallians begins in the late Stone Age with the arrival of the ancestors of the modern Frnvallian people. The Frnvallians were one of the three Finnic tribes that settled in the region of modern-day Finland and Russia during the Middle Ages. The other two tribes were the Finns proper and the Estonians. The Frnvallians and Finns are believed to have been the same people until the 13th century.

The name of the Frnvallian people comes from the Finnish word rannakko, meaning "wilderness". This name was originally used to refer to the whole Finnish-Russian borderland, but came to be used by the Finns to refer only to the Finns proper. The name was later transferred to the Frnvallians, who were the original inhabitants of the area.

The Frnvallian people were also known by other names. The Germanic
Yes, that was it! Nice find :)
thank you so much! We've recently announced a broad strategic collaboration with Intel Corporation to advance the field of AI data infrastructure. More specifically, this means initiatives in making sure Deep Lake datasets are trained super-smoothly on 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors with built-in AI accelerators, as well as a range of technological improvements to Deep Lake given Intel's know-how in the field. Together, we will hopefully abstract away the need to build complex data infrastructure in-house :)
It was always acquiring market share and monetizing that market, a better product through technology is just the tool they used initially.
I think right now the best option is to run macOS plus Nix for a Linux userland.

However, once GPU support and microphone lands in linux-asahi or mainline, it will be probably good enough to switch to Linux. The webcam is currently WIP. That would make a more or less fully functional machine: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Feature-Support

It's a shame there's no comparable x86_64 machine right now. A ThinkPad or a Surface could fill in this gap, especially with a Ryzen CPU. However, at least in the EU, MacBook Airs are much cheaper. Plus, they are fanless.

ARM-based machines from other manufacturers are also starting to appear, e.g. ThinkPad X13s. However, performance is still a bit behind M1 CPUs. Full Linux support may arrive sooner than for MacBook Airs, though. Booting Debian is not too hard right now: https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Other-Linux-Discussions/Does-an...
Tiptoeing through the tundra: 2003 Yukon Quest traverse
Ok, the comment under the first picture is

>Bitcoin has been around for decades....

Bitcoin came out in 2009, 13 years isn't decades.

Thats before even getting to the main body of the article.
Yeah I would. Why wouldn't you blame the thief?
So who is the biggest warmonger now? Ukraine and the 3 Baltic states. Interesting. The ones who will lose the most in a WW3.
Thankfully Poland stays cool
I read that the missiles hit 40 miles from the border
> the value these cloud/AI assistants give me is worth the loss of privacy

they've got you right where they want you.
I agree, but that doesn't mean OPs overall burden is capped at 1600 eur/year
Protection of incumbent union members from masses of competitors.

Acting, stage acting, not Hollywood, is actually where I'm most familiar with this through friends. If you want to be an actor, move to NYC, and try to find a role, you get sent to the back of the line at every audition and probably they don't even get to you. There was another way in (this may be outdated now) where you got points towards joining by working for certain employers. That's why some of my friends played characters for an abusive boss at a now defunct space travel theme restaurant - just for points to join the union
My entire financial planning model is founded on a lack of global thermonuclear war. Now I need to figure out what to short so I can take advantage of this black swan event?

Eh, this is good for crypto.
Correct, the S-300 is a sophisticated missile designed to intercept highly maneuverable airplanes that have a number of defenses. The idea that you would shoot such an expensive missile at a fixed ground target - in this case, a farm along the Polish border, where it hit a tractor and killed the tractor driver -- is crazy, and of course completely incompatible with the "Russia running out of missiles" narrative.

What is much more likely is the simple explanation that these are AA missiles that Ukraine fired, trying to intercept a Russian missile or drone, and they missed their target, hitting the farm.

That an AA missile failed to intercept and caused damage to infrastructure is completely normal for AA systems and has happened several times before -- an AA missile missed its target and hit an apartment building in Kharkov and another hit an office complex in Kiev. AA systems don't have a 100% interception rate, and those that don't intercept fall and cause damage in inconvenient places.

As is usually the case, the simplest explanation is often the most plausible, whereas the most inflammatory explanation is what is promoted in media. Note that even Poland is urging people to remain calm and wait for an investigation, so they are actually more responsible than Western media.
It's relatively easy to learn soldering basics, and even if you're not good at soldering, it's pretty forgiving (especially on older hardware where the components aren't so finicky).
Sure, I understand the desire behind it.

In practice, using a "ch" value for width is identical in behavior to just measuring out your intended width with absolute pixel values. Which is to say, neither of them accomplish the goal.
The entire topic and many posts in this comment page also sound like things straight out of The Circle and The Every by Dave Eggers.
My experience is that the degree doesn't matter that much if you have experience. So if you have no experience yet it might be tougher.

Hiring will probably pick up again next year, though. I hope you find something.
I'm fine with being downvoted; I don't post for popularity. But I appreciate it if there's some comment about what I said wrong; like, perhaps my opinion was mistaken, or used inappropriate language, or was off-topic.
Regarding zstd: I've just discovered bzip3.

https://github.com/kspalaiologos/bzip3
It looks like your account is using HN primarily if not exclusively to post about this one cause. That's not allowed here—it runs against the intended purpose of the site, which is intellectual curiosity.

Single-purpose accounts are by definition repetitive and repetition is bad for curiosity (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...), as is any form of predictability. For this reason, we ban single-purpose accounts. Needless to say this doesn't have to do with the merits of your cause; it just has to do with the mandate of this site.

I'm not going to ban you right now but if you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and diversify your posts to HN and adjust so that you're using it in the intended spirit, we'd be grateful.
Thank you for this detailed article. I don't have a Game boy (and don't intend to start). But man o man. Articles like this remind me of why I being a geek. Thanks.
Ah, I see. Safari also shrinks the relative viewport. That's not as good.
The squeaky wheel has always gotten the grease though hasn't it?
Why do you think so? :)
Or, go with December 31, 1969 just to test their system. A little mini-bobby tables.
Phabricator was opensourced by Facebook. But most of it life as an opensource product is was actively maintained by Phacility.
In my area, COVID stats are updated by the local public health agency daily, but often deaths are only included in the death data a month after the death occurs. So the COVID death data is good only for dates that are about a month old. Is there any thing similar going on here? Is the data for the past few weeks of the plot [1] as reliable as the data in July?

[1] https://gcdnb.pbrd.co/images/ElMG6yee19KT.png?o=1
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Piracy, because these days a lot of shows never make it to DVD. Disney in particular is terrible about this (probably to push Disney+ subscriptions). Star vs. the Forces of Evil came out in 2015 and hasn't seen a DVD release. Same with The Owl House and their marvel shows

https://www.cbr.com/disney-no-current-plans-release-marvel-s...
It doesn't help at all. It's a gimmick and it used(maybe still is) to look cool when you sit with a tablet and look like you are learning something. In any decent class, you'd have hard time following the pace the professor sets, so quickly writing on paper is much better.
Children of Men
I would argue that camp a) is more diehard than your description. Some people will argue to their death how perfect a tool git is and it would be impossible to operate without a tool that exposed so much low level power.

I use git begrudgingly because that’s where the world is, but I long for an improvement in this space.
Weird, it's one of my favorite changes. Finally I might get a version of Git which works without a bunch of extra crap getting in my way!

you can always just use another commit as a staging area, I figure, and it'll make all the commands simpler and more intuitive so it wins in my book.
Anyone compare this and cockroachdb?
>Aspartame was discovered in 1965 by James M. Schlatter, [...] He discovered its sweet taste when he licked his finger, which had become contaminated with aspartame, to lift up a piece of paper.
Like this book from 180 years ago?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraordinary_Popular_Delusion...
Crypto.com customers worry it could follow FTX as CEO tries to reassure them
From the Washington Post, "Musk has secured $500 million from the crypto exchange Binance to finance his new acquisition and hired influential Andreesen Horowitz crypto investor and former Twitter executive Sriram Krishnan to come back to Twitter as part of his new team."

Seems pretty clear what direction Mr Doge Coin is going.
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An accident/misfire/unlucky interception is not an attack, though. I'm not sure it's enough to invoke Article 5.
Thank god.

I have been waiting ten years (https://www.google.com/url?q=https://stevebennett.me/2012/02...) for someone to develop a better CLI for git, someone with the scale and clout to do it well and gain mindshare. It's not that useful to learn a new workflow if no one you ever work with will be familiar with it.

This looks incredible. A simple command to uncommit or unamend makes you further realise what a disaster the Git CLI is.
HHVM is an interesting data point too - kept PHP compatibility for as long as there were significant open-source users (eg wikipedia), but after PHP7 caught up with a lot of the performance gains, meaning there was little reason to use HHVM in PHP-compatibility mode, they then went off in their own direction with Hacklang (which is still actively developed) to get all the benefits of being PHP-like without the drawbacks of being PHP-compatible.
It also used to be a lot lower. I had considered taking out a $20k loan to buy 32 ETH
I do not, so all fiction? That sounds awesome!

Thanks! Ya I am basically trying to gather a lot of 5 book groupings around mood, theme, and topic (and eventually others). And, use that to help people bump into books better, and find them based on human groupings...
I believe at some point the GitHub project used to be called Eden, right? When was the name changed and why?
White House requests $37.7B in new Ukraine funding, $10B for Covid relief
You can use open source assistant instead like Dicio https://github.com/Stypox/dicio-android and configure it the way you like.
Ok, odd to downvote a comment because you agree with it and then to go on to provide more support for why the comment is correct...
Kotick'll get his golden parachute. Don't worry about _him_!
Mine last much less than 5 years.
I'm curious about the tech stack. It seems to be a combination of Rust and Python? How does that exactly work?
Japan in 1945?
That's good to know, but one has to wonder why that didn't change 15 years ago. It's representative of the general problem with Git: no particular problem with having bad UX for a long time without improving it. It seems like things started to get better in the last few years, but seriously it's not like the problems weren't obvious for a long time.
Pretty sure that isn’t true.

If memory serves, Evan open sourced Phabricator at Facebook back in 2010 or 2011, then quit to work on it full time.

Shortly after (months, years?) the internal version of Phabricator diverged from the now not FB managed or stewarded OSS one.

However I think it is fair to say, assuming my memory is correct, that Phabricator was open sourced by Facebook at a very different time, before the company really committed to supporting open source projects. At that time it was more ‘if an individual engineer wanted to then go for it’ rather than there being any formal process or consideration of longer term commitments.

That changed fairly shortly afterwards with the creation of the OSS team.

I remember someone transitioning to the newly formed team and moving from Dublin to London to do so in ~2012, as we became housemates :)
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If this looks interesting, I'd love for you to check it out. Thank you so much and please feel free to share any feedback.
No, I'm not making those assumptions. Can you elaborate?
Too much is broken by that extension, I uninstalled it.
> making a paragraph 70ch wide gets you in the proper range

It really does not. At 16px font size, Merriweather at 70ch renders >100 characters per line. Open Sans renders 88. Other fonts have even greater ranges.

Using ch values is worse than using absolute pixel values because it gives a false sense of correlation.
It’s fairly well established that SBF had strong ties in the EA community long before FTX. The infamous now-deleted profile by sequoia goes into this in more detail.

I think it’s reasonable to conclude that SBFs interest in EA was legitimate, irrespective of him defrauding his customers. Even if that isn’t the case, interest in the subject of EA still accurately describes his circle of colleagues.
But since you don't have NATS message ordering (from different sources), it's possible that different DBs in the cluster will end up out of sync, right?
Is this a boilerplate response to someone bringing up the Thousand Talents program? Because "steal[ing] talents" doesn't make much sense in an English language context outside of Space Jam.
I remember git-svn being pretty commonly used back in the day (circa 2007). At that point a lot of open-source projects were still using svn and if you wanted to use git locally, git-svn or something similar was how you did it.

My first experience with git was using git-svn to work with my company's internal svn repository, which I did for a couple years before the company stopped using svn. There was no internal desire for decentralized version control (rather the opposite, in fact; they wanted centralized permission management and such).
> and Banks can seize or reverse the funds.

Why would they do that? I've never had that happen to me when I send an international transfer.

But it's always been for innocuous things like "reimburse relative for vacation rental expenses"
It could be U shaped and not just a flat panel. Also, I assume the ceramic tiles have a very low coefficient of friction, so if it was stuck at any kind of small angle, the sediment might easily get carried off.
I think you mean the delivery food
Trying to use it on existing git repo doesn't work... At least not out of the box, I wonder why is that? Makes it less fun to work with as you can't easily switch
This is the worst comment I have ever read. There are reasonable definitions of expected value and probability that do not require infinitely many universes to figure out whether you should raise pre-flop with aces.
I like to equate it to a lossy compression.
Here's the problem: None of that is remotely generalizable. What you watch at, say, 40 is only going to apply to you. What you allow your children to watch at age 8 is also going to only apply to you.

Tying things from what you watch to what you might want to watch will be miles more effective than your age, because your age has nothing to do with what shows you watch.

I've known parents to show their kids "The Passion of Christ" or "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." I also know parents who watch (and love) shows like Phineas and Ferb or Spongebob.
I think that is an accurate take. I have just observed “woke” to indicate any manner of positions with which the author disagreed (eg environmental protection).
The game developers that are trying to unionize here are the QA department, and their pay is not at all similar to programmers and other game developers. Their pay is likely closer to minimum wage than anything.
The GitHub repo says that Mononoke and EdenFS is "not yet supported publicly". The code seems to be all in the open source repository though, what does the "not supported" mean here?
Treestyle tab is a must imo. You can even tweak some firefox config files to allow it to minimize to the icon width, then maximize when you mouse over.
There's a long way from "not 100% false" to "credible". Most of Musk's statements lately seem either misinformed, manipulative or outright ridiculous. The whole idea of $8 verifications appears like a deliberate sabotage designed to burn the company down, and the way the layoffs were handled is just pure comical villainry. The mere fact that someone does such big claims about architecture of a complex codebase so short after getting access to it is a huge red flag, and that someone being Musk in particular doesn't make that flag appear smaller in any way.
Good memory! Internally Eden eventually became synonymous with our virtual filesystem, so we decided it was better to choose a new name to avoid that confusion.
These studies are using total spend - inclusive of taxation and direct payments.
How do you reconcile your views on “nothing positive” when there are multiple reported accounts of it leading to early diagnosis events for serious issues?
Interesting history, for sure!

That said, I can’t help but feel like this one premise is unsubstantiated.

> But where does it get the meaning of being “uncreative” copy-paste code?

I’ve never heard of boilerplate being described in quite those terms.

In my experience, boilerplate is frowned upon for exactly one reason: we tend to type it out manually despite the fact that it never differs. That’s something that coders know should be automated, and it’s a waste of energy when it’s not. The exact same problem linotype and boilerplate molds solved.

Perhaps I’m simply missing the point and splitting hairs.
> I went to high school and college so deep in the bible belt you could put an empty Coke can to your ear and hear banjo music and our textbooks still didn't have anything like that bullshit.

I can honestly say that I do see a “spiritual dimension” to a lot of things that are accepted science. I can’t imagine trying to get that into a textbook.

Science is about objective reality. Belief is by definition subjective, so it can’t be “science”. If it’s not science, it shouldn’t be in a science textbook.

If you want to teach it, teach it in world religions, theology, anthropology, or philosophy. If you have to, make an essay on the topic part of “language arts”. Just don’t try to dress it up as “science”, because it’s not.
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`git reset HEAD~` doesn't feel like that much of a contortion to me. It's the destructive change that requires more contortion (`--hard`) which feels fair. Maybe this is stockholm syndrome though.
So you're saying that there's culturally different views on sex that we need to consider? Agreed. It makes the distribution even more multimodal.
The tragedy is that GOFAI did all these things as built-ins.
Procedural expert systems have been doing introspection, backtracing,
declaring confidence intervals etc since the 1960s. Layering
"assurance" on top of inherently jittery statistical/stochastic and
neural systems seems to misunderstand how these models evolved, where
they come from and why there are alternatives.
This doesn't make any sense.

The game developer could just move out to the suburbs and commute alongside the construction worker (construction happens downtown[1], and those workers sure as shit aren't living anywhere nearby).

1 - Pick your major city.
The potential relation to fraud is that financial complexity can be used to obfuscate cash flows and a great many other things and hide malfeasance. Even if things like corporate officers and beneficial ownership info is easy to retrieve, having a Byzantine structure of entities can make it really hard to see the ‘one hand washing the other’ stuff, especially for outsiders.

And corporate officers and beneficial ownership info is rarely easy to get when this is done offshore, like many of these were.
The problem is that there are several stable equilibriums to that proverb:

Everything can be taken from a slave and dead people need nothing.

To rephrase in a less hyperbolic manner : desire is unlimited, and you need force to extract work from the unwilling.
For me it was Parse.
This is a great project! But I would caution against being quick to interpret these numbers until you actually accumulated many years of data and are able to compare it to other macro economic variables such as the unemployment rate or changes in wages. Right now, you only have a few months of data, and it might be the case that this just happens every few months and doesn't mean much.

That's the point of time series -- you need to accumulate them over long periods of time and then you start processing them to understand them better to see if they are leading/contemporary/trailing predictors of what you really care about -- in this case, the tech job market.

So keep it up! But also wait a bit before using it :)
Generating Two-Factor Authentication Codes with a Commodore 64
Website down, mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20221006150022/http://www.ki4u.c...
You're right - there's no biological variable of 'sex units', that'd be a discrete thing.
I'm almost certain that more art has been created on iPads than on all laptops combined. Procreate drawings alone might have done it.
Ever-expanding? Does it mean that new areas are still being added to it every once in a while?
I think a lot of people see this and think "I'm switching as soon as possible". It might be the 10x you need (although IMO 2x would do).

People are SUPER over dealing with using Git on large repos.