skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s not the only reason. I’m literally a mechanical engineer (by degree, not trade) and tried to get an air-to-water heat pump to replace my aging gas boiler.

Only one firm in the area could even quote me on one, tried to talk me out of it at every step, and gave me a quote that reinforced their sales pitch. It was literally never going to payback over a combi, which dozens of companies would be happy to install and service.

So, a fresh combi boiler sits on my wall (which is a good improvement over the old), but it also means that I don’t entertain the question again for another 15 years.

I was among the top 0.1% aware, educated, and motivated potential customers of a heat pump and it couldn’t happen.
It's a form of peer to peer finance. And you engage in "deregulated" financial activity every day. It's a basic human right.
It's easy to buy a junk furnace in the USA. Even the good brands have begun to make low-end units with only five year warranties and few serviceable parts.
Sure. Which remains very far from an idea that "it is there to be tasty". No, it is there to be good.
> as it was in Illustrator

I have also used your osm2ai Perl script. It inspired me to create own OSM processing scripts. I remember later, as student, writing these perl-scripts with pencil into small notepad while waiting at the airport.
Why did the title of this link get changed?
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Weird that this got downvoted. In response to "Is ${artist} that good?", I link to an objective list of awards and accolades showing that ${artist} is very good at their job. Compare Swift's success against the Beatles, Dolly Parton [1,2] or anybody else, and it's a very strong showing. If you don't like the art, that's a completely different matter. But in the sense of whether Swift is good in the way that matters here, the answer is clearly, "Yes."

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_awards_and_nominations...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_awards_and_nominations...
It's explained in the article for those who bother to read.
It is absolutely malicious tho ugh, because Windows works perfectly fine with only a local account, and tbh it would still be malicious, and actually even more malicious, if they managed to change windows to make it not work anymore with just a local account. I suspect they won't and that nrobypass or something equivalent will remain for the forrseable future. Maybe a regulation authority will even force them to provide back the offline option out of the box.
A bacterial infection. Differently twice.
I don't want to rely on others and I would not want to live a life without technology.
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Sorry, I didn't mean for it to be clickbaity. I usually refrain from titles like this.
Tech debt either makes changes more expensive to implement, or adds operational work to your development team. The rest is bugs, features, and stuff you want to change. Addressing technical debt should result in the ability to make changes faster or make mores changes.
In many countries it would be illegal for the CEO of a large company to fire you for merely disliking them.
Well 2. is only a subset of 1., on a long enough time scale, as all human 'influences' will vanish too.

Animals, even plants, experience market forces to some extent. So I would say 'You cannot influence the market over millions of years, it will always revert to form.'
I would argue that it is post-ironic, especially in the context of Tom Sachs's body of work. #nuance
There was definitely a hack (perhaps in addition to government action). The FTX holdings database was wiped, and malware was hosted on their website and mobile apps: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/11/12/ftx-crypto-wall...
A house built in 1987 in Massachusetts didn’t have air ducts as oil heating didn’t require it. Messy as all get out trying to get a heat pump installed. All of those kinds of places (“where a/c wasn’t needed”) suggest the need for replacement housing which is blindingly expensive.
> If you don't believe me then open an inflation chart of your country of choice and try to spot any change to the shape of the curve around Feb 2022.

That's not how it works. It takes time for price increases to propagate through the supply chain. Utilities usually contract their gas months ahead, so if the prices for natural gas increased in February due to the war, the increase in consumer prices wouldn't have happened until months later.
Did SBF ever say it was a hack? I only saw admins on telegram call it a hack and ftx's US general counsel say it was a hack[1].

[1] second paragraph here: https://www.wired.com/story/ftx-hack-theft-crypto-tracing/
I have not seen evidence of this. I think the creditors (with some possible exceptions) get paid ahead of equity investors and who would have thought the deal is so terrible that both equity and debt are under water the moment the ink is dry.
China’s Xi stacks government with science and tech experts
I agree with Cat Stevens:

I love my dog as much as I love you
But you may fade, my dog will always come through

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET5drt_utUY
Is Nix simping the new "I use Arch btw"?
As another commenter said, we don't get enough leap seconds for it to have a noticeable effect in real life. The solar sync (in this time scale) is really only relevant for space science and they probably need a better time than "adjusting in discrete 1-second-steps" anyways and are much more limited in scope.
Clippy ?
Buy 3 adult onesies. Wear two at a time, you hardly ever need to wash the outer-most onesie. Alternate the other onesies as you wash them. Sleep in the inner onesie.

You want your onesies to have feet, at least that's my preference.

When I was a student in Edinburgh, I lived in an old tenement with super drafty windows and super high ceilings. Trying to heat the place was pointless. I gave up and just wore two onesies whenever I was inside.

In the winter I used to wake up and see my breath, I'm not sure how cold it got, but definitely colder than 17. I think that was the indoor temperature on a cold summer day.
The mint was after withdrawals have stopped, and it does not look like they had run out of unlocked FTT.

In any case there was no buyer in size, so if they had dumped all they could the meagre proceeds would have probably been enough for like an extra half hour worth of withdrawals.
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This is conjecture on conjecture, but generally if you're holding assets in trust you can sell/trade them if it would be in the beneficiaries' best interests.
Big disagree on that. I play boardgames for the games, not the people.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_pardoned_or_gra...

Given some presidents have pardoned HUNDREDS of people this would imply there is a serious problem with the US justice system?

Thankfully a US president can exert his king-like authority and correct this judicial problem.

Question - Given the obvious flaws with the justice system how does one get the presidents attention to get a pardon?

Have you ever looked at the people who were pardoned and the crimes they committed?

Armed bank robbery, drugs, fraud, counterfeiting.
The problem is that these clowns have a lot of political and capital power so their stupid decisions will not blown up only in their faces, but in all of ours.

They have these reductionist beliefs that you can grow meat in vats and somehow have it be equally nutritious than real meat despite the fact that we don't even know basic things such as "are saturated fats bad or not" since each study contradicts the previous one.

Or setting delusional deadlines for electric cars without realizing it may not be possible and will just end up making cars 3x more expensive to own.

Or connecting to force untested vaccinations to everyone in tandem and when the results start coming in that the vaccines are not as safe as initialy thought they will just ping their media to "forget and move on" to the "next current thing".

So even if these clowns think that they're doing good they're gonna blow everything up due to their ignorance and naivety.
'It's just too painful. He feels tormented by some of the other guys in the group. Apparently they tried this some time ago and the chat descended into bullying him like we were in school, except now we're grown up everyone thinks it doesn't hurt anymore.'

This sounds like a similar situation with some of my family. Individually they are OK but as a group they revert to to their childhood personas and can be quite unpleasant and hurtful to be around.
I have some Nginx access logs. Not many logs. I need to parse those logs and analyse them.

Some questions I want to answer from my logs:

1. Which API is slow

2. Which API is broken, ie. returning 4xx or 5xx

3. Which API is called most often

I don't want to integrate some backend software into my code. At least not at this stage.

Hopefully there can be a website for me to upload my logs. After uploading, it would parse my logs and show me some plots. Google doesn't introduce me to such services. Maybe there are some.

At the end, I spent 2 hours parsing the data with Python and analizing them with R. To save myself 2 hours' life, I would pay for such a service.

I thought of making such a product myself. But I want to implement some other idea first.

If you know such kind of service, please let me know :)
The creditors are already stuck with an amazingly bad deal and they can't sell the debt. They thought they were going on an excellent adventure that they could sell at a profit to people even more dazzled by Elon.
A sufficient quantity of servers in dudes' basements are indistinguishable from a cloud.
I would go further and say unless you see it prepared at the table, you are getting the cheap one, essentially anywhere.
Tiny Core and Alpine run in memory as far as I remember. You could also build a custom image of say, Ubuntu, with a tmpfs overlay on top.
"must certify compliance with GPT-3."

Did you mean "must certify compliance with GPL-3." ?
“I don’t understand why poor people don’t just fix their problems by spending money” is your comment.
Apparently not. Some have already reached out.
It’s already stuffed full of desperate questionably appropriate advertising?
A function is merely a rule, and rules do not do anything other than define relationships, but this is not quite right either, because who is defining? Taking into account Newton's Second Law of Motion, which the practical application of cause and effect, a computer is always always a person: one who computes. Consider that no matter how complicated they become, pencils do not calculate, cars do not drive, and guns do not shoot. You tell everybody. Listen to me! You've gotta tell 'em! Computers are people! We gotta stop them! Somehow!
Im not sure you can even do that anymore with the last edition. But bypassnro is still there.
From @_KarenHao:

"Chinese leader Xi Jinping has packed the top ranks of the Communist Party with a new generation of leaders who have experience in aerospace, artificial intelligence and other strategically important areas, as Beijing seeks to become a science and technology superpower that rivals the U.S."

"Chinese officials with technical expertise occupy 81 seats, nearly 40% of the total, in the new Central Committee—the elite body that decides major national policies—according to data compiled by @BrookingsInst and shared exclusively with The Wall Street Journal."

"On the party’s ruling 24-person Politburo, the core of the Central Committee, the number of science- and tech-savvy decision makers rose to eight from two."

“Many of the new technocrats in the Central Committee come from emerging industries that Beijing has identified as strategic priorities, including semiconductors, environmental science and biotechnology."

More excerpt here: https://mobile.twitter.com/WilliamYang120/status/15937243758...
This is about human protections more than rights. Otherwise we have learned nothing in the last few weeks.
>It's akin to blaming climate change on your average person when the biggest contributors aren't your typical person whose biggest crimes might be driving to work, taking an occasional mass shared flight, or ordering something on Amazon

Who's the biggest contributor then, corporations? If I order something from amazon, which causes emissions to be created because of the delivery truck, is that amazon's fault and not mine?
Did the regulator Christina Rolle and the Bahamas prime minister (pictured here: https://t.co/zJlsqEYZR5) helping SBF break ground benefit in any way from the FTT to ETH conversion? Is there some deal in play to profit from our loss? Shady Bahamas is probably attempting to pocket our money! I hope the US Department of Justice steps in and arrests them! SBF, Christina Rolle, and PM should be in jail for fraud and supporting fraud.
"The friendships where people rely on one another for assistance" and "'let's catch up' friends" would appear to be, according to Aristotle's analysis, friendships of utility and of pleasure, respectively. These are not bad, but there is a higher, more perfect, more durable form of friendship, the friendship of virtue [0], rooted in a common goal. Marriage is such a friendship, for example. It is not surprising, then, that friendships of pleasure or utility should more easily wane, while friendships of virtue are more lasting.

[0] https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2016/06/16819/
FWIW, I just did this two days ago with a Win11 machine that I set up solely for remote access.

Created an MS account (because I want this machine to be as normal-user as possible), set up a PIN. Signed in with a PIN to the desktop, run 'Remote desktop settings' and fip the 'Remote Desktop' toggle to on and affirm the prompt that asks if you really want to do this.

After that no issue RDPing to the machine by IP or hostname from another machine on the same LAN. Username and password is the same as the MS account I first signed in with.

(For reference, Windows 11 22H2 running on an HP Prodesk 600 G5, RDPing from macOS using Microsoft Remote Desktop 10.7.10 installed via App Store.)
Not to forget mould on the walls and fabric
"This setting only applies to Enterprise and Education SKUs."
> implicit barrier that may seem less outrageous on the surface but at the end of the day is not that much better

Not better at all, in fact.
I appreciate your intentions but the overall description sounds like you’re attempting to mummify yourself!
By eventually doing what the EU is doing when there’s a clear hold out. But instead of carving it in stone, letting it expire in 5 to 10 years. i.e. exactly what my original comment said.
Within the next million years, I predict we’ll find different solutions. For now, I’ll focus on the next few decades.
ALL big tech companies have the same setup. There is nothing unique with Cloudflare. People are just talking about Cloudflare cause it is accessible for free and they sell it as a service.
Are you saying there’s only one chemical compound that matters in the taste or nutrition of truffles?

What about sweet potatoes or lamb? Can they be represented by a chemical?
Nextcloud Social
https://archive.ph/RWJZP
Slow is good for deciding to prohibit. Slow is bad for deciding to allow.
> All in all it's good to see the market react by cutting consumption.

People are freezing and you consider this good? Why?

> You may hate this post but the reality is that it's the only way forward, subsides will only increase the price without doing anything about the problem.

Which one?
PIN is only used for local logins because it's part of Windows Hello, meaning it literally is the PIN to unlock the password credentials where they are stored in the TPM.
Not sure if something like this exists but I'd love a project management software (web or native) aimed at solo developers that prioritizes speed and keyboard shortcuts.

Existing tools cater for teams and organizations, so they come with bells and whistles which I don't need. What I'm looking for is something a tad better than notepad: blazing fast way to create an entry and classify it as feature, bug, research etc, add some tags like frontend, backend, UI, etc and add some notes. Obviously there will be a little more like a great search, a way to quickly switch between projects etc but the focus should be on simplicity and speed of use. Ideally pretty much everything should be doable via keyboard. It's ok if it's opinionated and has limited functionality. But as long as core task management features are seamless, I'd be happy.

I'm working on a start-up idea right now and thought the above would be really helpful (own itch). Also low key thinking of building it myself.
> What is tech debt, really?

It's rushing things out the door without due diligence. Software these days is shipped at breakneck speed because of market competition, i.e you're not a proper shop if you don't 'release early, release often'.

This is why software should be more craftmanship rather than a frantic race, and done with love and care. It absolutely should not be rushed out the door.
The snooty article author says it's the same. One would presume that if the compound was not the same, the author would be all over it and exclaiming that from the rooftops.

As it stands, it's just an elitist article about the source of a compound that's either responsible for Terrific Truffles or Petroleum Pasta - author can't decide.

edit: improve alliteration
Why do two wrongs make a right here?
I was mostly asking because the explanation in the parent comment seemed overly simplistic, and to indicate that this approach would destroy the scalpers’ business model entirely. I’m totally open to the idea that this is a good solution that would improve on the status quo.
LARP for billionaires.
Im not completely sure about that given it includes a few additional features like refs.
I usually change stir fry recipes to instead simmer the food in vegetable broth. The I add olive oil after cooking.

My wife likes occasional fried food and coconut oil works fine for that.
I think you're approaching this from the wrong direction. If you have the technical skills and some ideas, you can start proving them out and perhaps pursue one. But there are an awful lot of people with just ideas, most of them bad but not all, who need technical help. I would focus on finding someone how has worked on validation to the point where you're convinced they've got something, then try to join up. The validation is an important key, because it helps prove they're committed and bringing real value to the table. Previously this might have been enough for them to get funding and buy technical expertise, but with changing markets you investing your skills has much more value. If you follow this approach once or a few times you'll learn a lot about discovery and validation and then maybe have something you want to pursue completely independently.
Automatic differentiation gives you the ability to freely define the forward propagation of your neural network and you get backpropagation for free. The NN library "Flow" for Julia makes great use out of this. Having automatic differentiation makes it very simple to define novel layers, with very little work.

>is it ever required for applications to implement their own differentation for something specific?

If you want to do backpropagation you need to manually or automatically calculate derivatives woth regards to your parameters.
Dollars to donuts, I bet porn has a lot more demand than porn addiction help.
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Hi. I made Easylang to help beginners get started with programming. It is open source.

https://github.com/chkas/easylang

Why I think Easylang is for beginners better than Python.

https://easylang.online/blog/easyl_pyth.html

UPDATE: The posted link goes directly to the beginner tutorial. This is the start page of the IDE.

https://easylang.online/ide/
Your company isn't managing the OS properly/normally then. They can stop all of this from being installed, but aren't.

(Source: Windows OS admin/engineer for large company where we /do/ manage all of this.)
I am a vascular surgeon, and have many patients in the ICU constantaly. #6 confuses me - the original operating surgeon should be a constant through the patient’s stay. And while the ICU doctor might be the captain while the patient is in the ICU, the original surgeon is the general. He has complete control and should dominate the patient’s care. While the surgeon can not be bedside 24/7, they or someone from their team should “round” at least once daily on these ICU patients, talking to family, checking catheters and tubes, reviewing medicines, checking wounds.

At least that’s how it’s done in Texas.
> Attention! Please rotate your phone or view this test on a larger device for best results.

It doesn’t even let me dismiss that message. Who does this? Intentionally breaking your whole site because it might not look good. (This is an iPhone 14 max, so already a pretty big screen, and I’m in portrait orientation.)
> There is literally nothing more addicting than porn.

Citation?

> biologically speaking naked people arouse a sexual reaction

Have you never been to a nudist beach?

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> not [...] morality but consent

"morality" is not distinct from consent: it's more that your/my/our position on sexual morality is grounded in individual consent. "morality" as a word is not shorthand for (Western) Christian or Victorian traditional attitudes and prejudices.
Too lazy to look it up, but I am quite sure "deregulated finance" is mentioned nowhere in the UN charter of human rights.
Having been at a finance firm trying to implement SRE without SRO, and without staffing either, I do find the story a bit entertaining.

That is - we were mandated to implement all the SRE tooling on top of our apps, with like 1 guy owning the SRE infra, but with no one looking at the charts proactively.

The idea was sold to dev teams that it was something like a black box recorder for the on-call rotation to check first when you got called in the middle of the night/weekend.

In reality it turned into CTO reporting metrics of whether SLOs were being met, lol.

Constantly feel like other industries read like 1/4 of a book about how FAANG does stuff and then adopts the laziest worst implementation of the part they skimmed.
Facts About Minority Opinion vs. Majority Rule (2018)
Dressing warmer helps but doesn't fully prevent the reduction in peripheral blood flow.
https://youtu.be/LasrD6SZkZk
Perhaps, but “Xi packs government with supporters and sycophants” is a better statement. All governments act to preserve their existence, especially when fertilizer is an option when they’re removed.