skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If my friends were all still living in the same street, or the same house, with all their kids (and sometimes grandkids), it’d be much easier to drop by unannounced.

We could spontaneously decide to do the same things if we saw someone go out in the morning.

Since my old friends are now on the other side of the world, we have to make do with the new friends/parents that actually live in our street.

It helps that the houses are small, so we actually have like 10 families on a 25 meter stretch of road.
Polyamory, penthouses and plenty of loans: inside the crazy world of FTX
im non binary
Only government organizations and reserve banks are allowed to commit fraud.
CloudFlare again..
Offering their service to crime forums, credit card fraud shops and phishing websites, while making usage of Tor and VPNs nearly impossible or atleast a pain.

Coupled with the hypocrisy of an open web and freedom of speech, it makes CloudFlare arguably one of the worst threats to the web as we know it.

Whereas the freedom of speech ala Cloudflare stops as soon as it can generate cheap PR, because then a website is quickly blocked after a few media reports.. or in case of Piped as soon as the content mafia is complaining.
I know someone who went to prison 25 years for selling drugs out of a brick and mortar store. He clearly sold a lot. But I don’t understand how sentencing for that is fair in comparison to Elizabeth. Feels like Elizabeth did waaay more damage for way longer. Guess just better lawyers?
I keep seeing this sort of reply here but I don't get it. Isn't the judiciary system in the US independent from politics? If you can donate your way out of jail, something is seriously wrong with the justice system.
It’s worth noting here that it’s HTML that’s doing the actual heavy lifting here, rather than CSS—the CSS is just making it look prettier.

Something like the venerable checkbox hack is a case of CSS providing the functionality. That’s imperfect.

<details> is HTML providing the functionality. That’s the ideal.
This is a whole area of research (as you probably know). I personally only like HSV colourmaps for visualisations of phase, as it has no boundaries at the edges and therefore when you wrap over 2π again you don't get a hard discontinuity. Often you're not actually interested in what the "number" is, but how quickly it is cycling – something that it gets across quite well.
I think you are dreaming on some propaganda instead of seeing the actual tech. We have effective storage with pumped hydro, where we can, witch is "somewhere" but far from being enough. All the rest is experimental and NOT promising at all beside propaganda.

So, with my small p.v., witch I can double and I will do, but remaining far from autonomous I simply relay on nuclear and fossil power plant. Because that's the reality at scale.

My power needs are far less than industry needs, hospitals needs etc.

Specifically on string output: floating p.v. means panels who can move even if only a bit, witch means if not used on micro-inverter systems, their DC current output going crazy.
Maybe you're thinking of differentiable rendering?

https://blog.qarnot.com/an-overview-of-differentiable-render...
doesn't that make the desired styling impractical unless you replace them with divs? I dont think that would simplify it unless i'm mistaken
Truffle oil is the devil, even worse than overloading food with garlic or Sichuan pepper because on top of making all other tastes disappear for the rest of the meal, it also tastes like a high school chemistry project.

Where I live it’s in everything (what is perceived as western that is), especially vegetarian, mushroom pasta, Parmesan French fries, salad, you name it. And most of the time the meals are either premade or they’re too inflexible to deviate just a tiny bit from what they offer.
All we have to do to get the people selling petroleum-derived oil as a truffle is require good-faith truth in advertising.

Now, catching people selling a cheaper truffle as a more expensive truffle may require more educated customers.
You don't see any harm done by lying to customers?
Schengen states extend border checks, ignoring EU court
As far as I know, it's rich women of all colors. Rich white guys don't get the "trauma" defense (although they get extra "good character" points).
One can create interactive trees in pure HTML with a single CSS rule
You can't defraud people while you seek the end of your RnD journey. In order to finance this search, she committed fraud and completely misrepresented the state of her efforts. Based on her lies, people gave her money to continue her development efforts. There is no excuse for this.

> I don’t think she was intentionally trying to defraud anyone

we very much disagree here.
I have this issue as well. What drives me nuts is how people think it's a preference that I don't like cilantro. No, I'm fundamentally having a different experience. I have no idea what cilantro is supposed to taste like, but "fill a dish full of soap” seems very unlikely to be an intentional choice for a cook.

I've read that there is a compound in cilantro that we can taste that is untastable to other people. I've noticed that finally chopped and/or cooked cilantro is not anywhere near as strong. So it must be some volatile chemical. Once I was able to clearly identify the taste, I started noticing other tastes in raw vegetables that went away after fine-chopping and cooking. For the most part, I find raw vegetables almost inedible, especially things like bell peppers. But cooked up, they are completely fine.

I also noticed that, if I try to push through eating many raw vegetables, I start to have an allergic reaction on my tongue. This is especially true for cilantro, basil, celery, and to a lesser extent carrots and tomatoes. Again, cooked is no problem.

I'm my mind, they're all linked. Some uniqueness of my tongue genetics makes me susceptible to one or more certain chemicals that others can tolerate. And my tongue is trying to tell me it's bad for me.
Interesting how there is absolutely none of this problem in Europe, as tickets are tied to an ID and there is no reselling or scalping.
This is how my Model S 70D is setup. The front motor is a somewhat smaller than the rear.
Ionospheric data from GPS receivers detects North Korea ballistic missile launch
> If you haven't setup TLS on your webserver, why do they allow unencrypted traffic to flow between the server <-> Cloudflare and encrypt it to the end users and pretend that is secure?

I Really Can't Think of Any Reason
Thank you for the links. Lovely online ELIZA. I appreciate you responding.
He just said Paypal is a money laundering tool. Not that Musk used it for that.
I…I…I…

Shame on people who would even fathom forbidding access to certain content on the devices that they likely pay for, internet that they pay for, homes that they pay for, and to children who they raise. Shame.
I can’t help but think about whiskey’s history in America.

Stuff was being sold as whiskey that was anything but i.e. gasoline.

IIRC, The bottled in bond act was passed as the first consumer protection act. Basically whiskey was distilled, aged in a government warehouse, and (upon taxes paid) was bottled with a bonded seal that was meant to say to consumers “this is actual whiskey.” It also ensured the government got their taxes.

I recognize consumers don’t actually get to buy the whole truffle and would still need to trust restaurants if a similar bonding system were in place.

But an interesting precedent of food and marketing nonsense.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottled_in_bond
You mention this technique has been shown to outperform GPT3, do you have a citation for that? Would love to read more details about this interesting concept.
And if USB-IF decides not to?
ah, that resonates with my experience with obviously fake truffle aroma: to me it always smelled like gas.
People that you invite over to your house seem naturally more intimate friends?
What’s sad is even if you get some real truffle (grated/chips…) customers expect a stronger taste so it’s mixed with oil with synthetic aroma. In the Perigord region there are controlled open markets I visited, a 20g truffle for like 2 persons costs around 15€.
Because he is a liar and a con-artist?
Never was good at geography, thx :)
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That's just the crime. The sentencing decision takes into account everything she did around that crime.

That's why a lot of first-time petty criminals get light sentences (except when drugs are involved - mandatory minimums kick in) compared to the guidelines.
Again, it is not. I don't know why you're fabricating these claims but well I guess it's easy to confuse that with a cheap 7-eleven meal if you've only been there once. Which is probably where you're making up these claims. The reality is that the food quality of these meals are subpar and well for it's price you're paying for what you get. But it's easy to confuse food quality of dishes that are unfamiliar to you so I'll just take it as someone pretending to be an expert rather than maliciousness.
I have similar experience. A lot of SearX searches have time out results - none. Neither for selfhosting SearX or .be. Brave is my currently as well but often cannot find what I'm looking for. I guess a lot of data I need are hidden in Discord chats.
If you work directly in the source repository that works actually really well on Github (if everybody works on its own fork instead, you're unfortunately out of luck). When opening a pull request, you just select the branch the pull request should be based on to be the previous branch in your stack. If one of those pull requests gets merged, Github will automatically rebase the stacked on onto the base branch. This way every pull requests contains exactly the changes you want it to contain, while you're still being able to stack changes by opening multiple pull requests, with each one being based on the branch of the previous one.
This whole debacle feels like a whataboutist's dream. There are problems all around the world. Some are normalized and accepted. Others are foreign to us and easy to object to.

Overall it feels like humanity can do better. Many have written at length on this topic.

I just want to enjoy the sports drama. Sports is mostly a diversion. A spectacle to take our minds off from other things. Please, no flames. I won't take a position on the controversies here. The whole cup is a fail if the issues around Qatar's policies distract us from our escapism.
New Swiss Study:Covid Shots Increase Risk of Myocarditis by X800 in Young Adults
* Prior to this study, there were no prospective data on post-vaccination myocardial lesions during vaccination with an mRNA vaccine. Only the most serious hospitalized myocarditis have been reported, mainly affecting men under 18 years of age.

* The actual incidence of post-vaccination myocardial lesions is 2.8% vs 0.0035% of myocarditis in retrospective studies

* Myocardial lesions affect women more — contrary to what is described in previous studies.

* The possibility of repeated doses of vaccine in order to maintain effective vaccination coverage should lead to great caution regarding possible repeated myocardial lesions and their impact on possible cardiovascular complications.

https://beckernews.com/new-swiss-study-covid-shots-increase-...
Coriander cake? I assume you mean the seeds, and I didn’t realize people had that same reaction as they do with the herb.
<<you need to respect my beliefs

No. I only need to tolerate them. And I do. The moment tables turn and your beliefs are on the chopping block, I will be the lone soul advocating for you on the same basis. I actually believe in right your to express those beliefs. I would not even consider banning you. Aren't I a chump?

However, in my admittedly simple world, there is no automatic respect. And as such, I have little respect for people, who do not look at what is front of them, or worse, pretend it is not there. It is a recipe for a disaster.

<< I think it's nonsense and that you've been duped

It is possible. I was wrong before. We will find out during the exciting finale of US 2024 election! Don't miss it!

<< there's a long way to go until 2024.

We are in agreement here. It is a long time in politics, but you have to admit that the pieces are in place now. I know that key power centers have stuff ready for release on known candidates ( and furiously research any challengers for any flaws that can be exploited ).
> granted the group is emotionally stable

No group is emotionaly stable. We just deal with all the problems that come up more, or less effectively.
A few TB/mo is quite enough for a lot of smaller companies, and DDoS protection is something that a smaller company can see as a pretty valuable thing. A CDN with thick worldwide presence does not hurt either. So using Cloudflare is a no-brainer for a smaller business, especially with the prices they offer. Not using Cloudflare means either buying separate DDoS protection (likely offered by your cloud provider), or risking an extortion attack.

Some competition exists, but it's both more expensive and less reliable and convenient.
First Tasting of Plant-Based Oysters in Berkeley, CA
Qatar vs. Ecuador – Prediction Result
Someone I know had that, even the smell of coriander made them sick. But it passed after a few encounters with it and now they love it. I guess it varies in its constancy.
This is what’s often (OK, almost always) missed with such JavaScriptless components: progressive enhancement with JavaScript, so that it works without JavaScript, and works better with just a little JavaScript. Most of the traditional CSS hacks can be made just as good as the JavaScript version designed with accessibility in mind without too much effort. Most of the time it’s just managing some ARIA attributes and no more. Occasionally you might add an extra supporting element or slightly restructure an existing one.
Listen, the stuff is on their hard drives, being served by their servers through their public IP addresses. I don't care whatever backend method they use to update their cache from some other origin, by all accounts they are hosting and serving it.
Lmfao, how does a company with the resources of Microsoft be so bad at writing an OS. Mind blowing.
> like the old bananas that we can no longer buy because that variety is no longer possible to grow.

that would be the Gros Michel. It is a common misconception that it no longer exists, but you can you actually still buy it (and grow it), you will find many results in google. It's just been replaced in the mass market.
The investors angle, especially the very early ones, still puzzle me. My only experience with medical labs comes from family. Back the day, when Theranos was hottest thing under the sun, I asked my mom, medical lab tech, about it. Her answer was, I paraphrase, "no way, you need way bigger blood samples for one of the tests if you want proper results". Followed something along the lines of who is providing oversight of the labs and making test equipement is properly callibarted. In Germany, local authoroties do just that.

So, I always wondered, if a lab technician needs a mere glance on the sales pitch to have doubts, how could investors miss it during even the most superficial due dilligence? Or did they catch it, and just say fuck it, we can still dump it through an IPO?

And those celebrities going on its board, was the money so good and the hype so blinding?
How can that be? I thought they only contributed the GraalVM Community Edition Java code to OpenJDK less than a month ago[0].

Also, quoting from the same announcement:

> What parts of GraalVM Community Edition does Oracle plan to contribute to the OpenJDK Community?
> Oracle plans to contribute the most applicable portions of the GraalVM just-in-time (JIT) compiler and Native Image. Oracle does not currently intend to contribute the polyglot technologies supporting other languages such as Python, Ruby, R, and JavaScript.

I remembered the "Oracle does not currently intend to contribute the polyglot technologies supporting other languages such as Python, Ruby, R, and JavaScript" part of the original article, hence I asked the question.

Edit: Did a bit more reading, and the main page for JS support on graalvm.org[1] has benchmarks comparing JS performance between V8, Graal CE and Graal EE. I assume that's what you were alluding to, and also answers my question (which I phrased in a bit of an xyproblem way).

[0]: https://www.graalvm.org/2022/openjdk-announcement/

[1]: https://www.graalvm.org/javascript/
> it looks like you're slagging off this project rather than making a potentially valid argument for Macports over Homebrew.

It looks like you're personally attacking me rather than speaking to any argument I may have made.

> The project author probably chose Homebrew because they already knew how to use it, it works, and they were more interested in making their Quake port than with evaluating different package managers. People make these kinds of choices all the time, particularly with side projects where they only have limited time to work on them.

As I made no mention of the author nor the project, and no one but the author knows the reasons for their choices, this is a mind-reading fallacy wrapped in a straw man.
A simple pasta dish with a buttery sauce and a healthy portion of white winter truffle is simply divine. Truly the food of the gods. And damn expensive. But you will remember it.
<<In the end dirty affairs/realpolitik are what things are, not what they should be, right?

I thought about your argument and I believe you convinced me. I was wrong. I think I had my head stuck in my ideal version of the world.
I seriously hope you filled that propane tank full of water then drained it completely and left it upside down before cutting into it. Hole pointing down. This is an extreme fire and explosion hazard because propane sinks to the bottom of the tank.
I think the opposite is true; I haven't experienced much if any bugs in VSCode (although it's a resource hog), and other editors including Neovim can get a ton of modern IDE-like functionality with LSP servers.

LSP has made it much easier to use something like Neovim instead of a big IDE without feeling like you're missing out on much.
Do you mean the lines and the round buttons in the article?
Eclipse seems to still be popular in some places.
How about having Apple be on the council? Otherwise, they effectively have a veto. Or how about Twitter getting rid of their apps so that they're not held hostage? They're not selling anything, so it seems that the app marketplaces only add censorship risk. If in the future they do start selling something, it can be a new app decoupled from tweets.
I don’t think this article is accurate. I went and checked the ingredients of some of my favorite truffle products, and every one of them has only real truffle, and no flavorings in the ingredients.

For example the Marin French Cheese Truffle Brie sold all over the Bay Area:
https://marinfrenchcheese.com/cheese-collections/truffle-bri...

Ingredients: Cultured Pasteurized Cow’s Milk, Pasteurized Cream, Truffles, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Truffle Juice, Salt, Natural Aroma, Microbial Enzymes

No truffle oil or natural flavor. I suspect this article only applies to low quality stuff, but not everything is low quality.

I suspect this is just like sourdough bread. Sure, sourdough at Walmart is just cheap white bread with vinegar added and tastes nothing like real sourdough. But you can get real sourdough almost anywhere if you pay a little more and know what to look for reading the label.
He's been around a long time and likely built up a lot of good will. I strongly suspect that he does these blog posts as a side project and is encouraged by management because they are popular and people like them. It would be foolish of a manager to kill something that people like.
> Only 11? Gosh she literally faking medical results with death consequence

I agree that her actions were egregious, but those weren't what the trial was about. The trial was about defrauding investors, not about defrauding customers.

I don't know if there is a separate trial about that, or if it's too hard to proof harm in an individual case, or if nobody ever bothered. Hard to get money out of a failed company.
GM Reportedly Has Serviced More Than 11,000 Teslas Since 2021
> In Alba, Italy, this is done as follows: a dish arrives in front of you (you can smell it to make sure it doesn't have the artificial truffle aroma) together with a waiter with a scale. The waiter weighs the truffle and then grates the truffle on the dish until you say stop. After grating, the waiter will weigh the truffle again and charge you the difference.

Good to hear a sensible solution was found.
Embryo freezing is a miraculous, perfectly viable option for women desiring children, but unable to commit to pregnancy for whatever reason until they are too old. It decouples the embryo viability from the mother's physical age.

My wife was forced down this route when diagnosed with cancer at 35 - the chemo and radiation killed all her eggs and forced her into a mandatory regime of chemically induced menopause. The presence of estrogen in her body is now a life threatening condition for the rest of her life.

We were able to freeze three embryos prior to starting treatment, and are considering surrogacy now.
I almost forgot my Android unlock pattern once. The phone rebooted while I was sleeping, and I was still a bit groggy when I tried to unlock it. Perhaps I fat fingered my first attempt, but then I suddenly couldn't remember what the pattern was. Fortunately I got it working on the last attempt before the phone would factory reset. As I was traveling at the time, that would have been a small disaster. Never would I have thought that this could be happening.

I put my credit card PINs and my Android pattern in my password manager after that. Still makes me wonder how I would access my secrets if I were to forget the thing I enter several times a day, every day.
OK, so let's take that one specific example.

Taylor Swift is huge, a megastar. She has a fanbase in the millions. She doesn't want to tour endlessly as it is exhausting and impedes upon a family life and seeing friends. So... a big tour, but big venues.

Her fanbase is all ages, but probably veers towards teens and those in their twenties as she went mega-big after 1989 was released (in 2014).

The vast majority of the fanbase are younger, and therefore poorer (wealth is accumulated over time, and the cost of living crisis hits the young disproportionately).

Because the fanbase is so large, the minority with wealth could afford to purchase every ticket under a dutch auction and the vast majority of her fanbase wouldn't stand a chance.

Taylor Swift is famed for doing things for her fans, getting them in to gigs, visiting in hospital, sending messages to console... and basically having empathy and caring for them.

Can you even imagine the headlines on every front page as teens and twenty-year olds are priced out by older people who are wealthier... and the immense damage that would cause to a brand curated and sculpted over the past decade or more.

In this specific instance... Taylor Swift would consider the proposal in the article to be the worst possible thing she could do. It would still be flat-out rejected.
Massachusetts DPH, Google 'secretly' installed Covid 'spyware' onto 1M phones
I do have to say that making friends with people you do not see every day for weeks on end feels different. I’ve spent more time with my friends from highschool than I will ever spend with any other individual whom I might eventually consider a friend.
https://youtu.be/zmu0-1qj-vo

You’re right. I meant to type veal. Here you go!
This. I grew up without a mother, and it casts a dark shadow that follows you your whole life, in ways I didn't even begin to understand until in my 30s. The damaging mental effects take a lot of work just to manage. It's tiring.

Check your "I have a mother" privilege. /s