skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Minor Attracted People (MAPs, as they are commonly known, more information here: https://clcjbooks.rutgers.edu/books/a-long-dark-shadow-minor...) have some acceptance from the LGBTQ+ community so Twitter could not go after them. Imagine if Hotmail blocked sending "gender affirming treatments" back in the 90s. Microsoft would get in big trouble now. Given the trends, a company like Twitter wouldn't actively do anything openly about child abuse... for when pedophilia is normalised and commercialised, they will get in trouble.
There's also https://fediverse.observer/stats which found my experimental single-user GoToSocial instance within a few hours automatically.
See if you can find a nearby Makerspace - you'll likely find they have short informal courses in basic electronic tinkering and it will give you access to a variety of useful equipment (and hopefully some interesting people too).
(was briefly confused by whether the comment or wiki article is written by GPT-3)
Why a reader macro? Just use s-expressions, like sbcl and ccl.
No Competition
Another idea might be to have solar panels or wind turbines up top and geothermal below. Both could use molten salt storage, from which energy is generated on demand.

This way, any heat generated from geothermal would not be wasted.

It's just a matter of whether the economics of drilling and maintaining the bore hole would be worth it.
I hope they improve ROCm, and add support for normal GPUs, instead of only 6800xt+.
My 6700xt can't do AI, but a 3050 can, welcome to AMD drivers in the professional world.
We are using Gentoo Prefix [1] project to set up our development environment on linux. Containers etc. aren't needed as long as the elf interpreter path and rpath are set up correctly when linking the executable (or with patchelf afterwards).

Highly recommended.

[1]: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Prefix
Ok, then what I mean is "what do you consider to be pornographic"?

In some countries it's not NSFW to see a naked breast, I am going to assume this software does not take that into account.

Am I right?

A bigger point one could make is that this is projecting your cultural norms onto the internet as the "default".

It's a cool idea, though.
Most of the stuff in this article seems like a problem with society, not the apps.

Flakey? Yeah, I see a lot of that in real life too. Many times this has to do with how busy everyone seems these days.

Talking to 10 different potential dates? That's on you. Figure out what you want and prioritize. Have some patience.

Upset when people when people turn you down or ghost? Guess what, that happens in real life too. You're going to see a lot more rejection up close and personal if you're asking in real life too. It sucks, but maybe grow some thicker skin.
I worked on a private jet plane computer for months, saving the project reluctantly (because private jets are very very rarely used for "good", mostly by entitled very wealthy persons, and are very polluting), just to learn the component I was working on would be used on a military plane as well. YMMV, but I don't work for military stuff, and it still haunts me.
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> However, the ownership rights transferred with the NFTs may ring hollow.

> Despite the copyright expiring in 2014,...

> Af Klint family's claims that the NFTs are invalid.*

Just a reminder, that the NFT does not transfer any real right. It's just the "ownership" of a webpage that for now has a jpg that is a photo of the artwork. Any moron on Earth can create another NFT with another jpg with another photo of the same picture. If the family is angry about someone using the artist name for this, I agree with them.
Pretty much anything I built for $big_investment_bank. All largely in response to the 2008 crisis and all largely unused as a result of regulatory and management changes. Feels like a big fat waste of time and other peoples money.
I have tried both and dragen was more polished and also faster (that depends on the GPU for parabricks of course). Also more features and they keep adding them.

Agreed that competition is good to have. There is also Sentieon and similar solutions which run on common hardware but are optimized.

Speaking of costs (both upfront and licensing), dragen imo is not expensive relative to sequencing costs (e.g. sequencers and flowcells). Surely it would be expensive to buy for occasional use.

By making parabricks free to use Nvidia tries to gain a market share I guess. In professional settings you still end up buying support and likely dedicated hardware (which is comparable in pricing). Good fit for the cloud and research environments that already have access to GPUs and/or are decoupled from actual sequencing.
Definitely a case of emergence, which yeah, we can't really predict. Although there are scenes which proliferate on it, the demoscene for example.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergence
> so I have the same question you do about the possibility of another natural reaction coming along and converting it back

Was it outcome of that compound being eaten by fungus? (some process that resulted in energy extraction?)

In such case reverse strategy is possible but less likely
How about make it so that nobody can buy the data?
S, M, and L are shorthands for short, medium, and long wavelengths. Guess what these wavelengths are commonly called? Red, green, and blue (though in inverse order, L=R, M=G, S=B).

Can you clarify your example of cyan? I'm perfectly capable of both seeing and producing cyan with my human eyes and RGB screen.
>"OK guys, let's go get some beers and bring some girls". Then this despicable excuse for a man promptly walked out into the office, points at a few female employees and says "You, you and you, come with us now".

And did everyone clap?
I'd rather just go with a friend than with some random. Seems like it'd be much more enjoyable that way. Nothing wrong with going alone too. "Table for one" should not be embarrassing.
This is not even on topic... but I have some off-topic advice for you.

People don't like being lied to... so they will go very far to continue to believe in the lies they have believed.

You were lied to about Trump. It was election time. Their candidate was shit. They did what they had to. It had nothing to do with you. You were duped, just like millions of others. Let go.
SpaceX naturally sets whatever price is just enough to grab the launches from the competition. This has nothing to do with technical achievement.
You must have very high standards if you consider reducing costs by an order of magnitude "incremental".
Understanding aspects of how something works doesn’t mean you can recreate the whole thing. Artists figured out a long time ago that the general public prefers exaggerated figures especially in less true to life representations. It’s really just an observation of preference.

Keep digging into this stuff and you don’t find a convergence of preferences to some ideal. Restaurants give people salt shakers because people don’t all want the same amount of it on their food. Which causes issues for companies selling prepackaged food etc.

At the same time the ideal of perfection doesn’t go away, we assume restaurants can be ranked on the qualify of their food while acknowledging people have different food preferences.
Napster was first, but it was called peer to peer (p2p) then. Bittorrent improved on it.
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The article describes 'his acquisition', which may be technically correct, but there's one thing that battles me - he's borrowed money to do this.

Do his debtors have to sit by and watch the asset lose value because of his actions? Are they actually fine with Twitter going under because Musk has enough reserves to pay them back, and they'll actually get a return sooner? Is it all part of a plan which was pitched to them when acquiring the loan, rather than the erratic mess it appears to be from the outside (surely not)?

In a standard situation, I'm sure the investors would be furiously getting involved as far as their contracts would allow them to, and probably even beyond.
> Give me one honest Elon over a thousand tech unicorns waxing pious about saving the world.

But Elon also waxes pious about saving the world: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1585619322239561728

Regarding Twitter he said, "The reason I acquired Twitter is because it is important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square, where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner, without resorting to violence"

And he said, "I didn't do it to make money. I did it to try to help humanity, whom I love."

It's not even bullshit artistry. It's just bullshit.
From watching a bit of YouTube, I think Canada’s kitchens have more 220 outlets than American kitchen. They even seemed to have dual outlets with each outlet on a different phase, so all the ingredients are right next to each other to get an outlet un between phases.
If we hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate.
We need to be more specific here.

It's both nature, but "evolution" took millions of years to build the ant, and "humans" could probably do it I a fraction of the time.
"she looks above average, white, successful writer, what's the problem really?"

The problem is finding people you're compatible with.. which is a problem for anyone, no matter how white or "successful" they are.
>Which requires holding them to a higher standard

Which we definitely don't do in the US
True. The article could have been published 10 years ago without a change. Same complaints since online dating emerged.
Floating point numbers are nothing more than bits with context. They're not some kind of super special construct that only dedicated hardware can operate on. They have their own modification instructions so they incorporate the float standard, but that standard is only relevant when you're operating on numbers.

In my opinion, language native hash maps should operate on memory, not on types and their weird implementations. Negative zero and positive zero are defined as different values but are mathematically equal; however, math functions may (and in the case of C, do) behave differently depending on which one you use. Even in higher level languages such as Java sorting gets affected by the presence of negative and positive zero using min/max operators.

If two values claim equality but do effectively alter program behaviour, I consider their equality operation in the context of memory operations such as hash maps to be buggy. There are good reasons to rely on the equality operators, but I do not think such behaviour should be the default.
Do you have firebrick?
the difference is, when you have a lot of (small) files.
With ipfs you have one global peer pool, with torrents you need a pool per file.
Or you can just use full email aliasing service, like Simplelogin.io which is included with Proton Unlimited.
In defense of the people trying to abuse the noob boost on Hinge, gotta say that Hinge themselves make the contrast extremely stark once it expires.

Upon signing up, it was showing me mostly profiles I might be interested in opening conversations with. After a week or so, it started presenting exclusively profiles with the lowest "attractiveness" score you can imagine, or whatever they're calling it on their back end. A collection or morbidly obese people with absolutely no thought given on how they present themselves to the world.

I then deleted my account and went back out of curiosity a few months later, only to see exactly the same scenario. Same phone, same number, same pictures on my profile: I probably evaded the perceptual hashes thanks to the fact I came back long enough after the first deletion and was granted a new week of normalcy.

Bumble specifies when you delete your account that it "might" affect your experience if you do this and sign up again. At least they're a bit honest about it.

No matter what, there's a lot going on behind the curtain. People are grouped into cohorts. I've experimented with friends of the opposite gender and we were wondering why we'd never bumped into each other. No matter how narrowed down our filtering was, our profiles would never be shown to each other.

And a funny anecdote: a few months ago, Instagram started pitching ads about very high end, luxury items, probably thinking I had hit a jackpot or something. Simultaneously, I was thrown into a new cohort on dating apps. As if I was now eligible to a whole new level on the social ladder.
Thank you for providing the relevant background science.
DietPi released a new version 8.11
DietPi is a lightweight Debian based Linux distribution for SBCs and server systems, with the option to install desktop environments, too. It ships as minimal image but allows to install complete and ready-to-use software stacks with a set of console based shell dialogs and scripts.

The source code is hosted on GitHub: https://github.com/MichaIng/DietPi
The main website can be found at: https://dietpi.com/

The project released the new version DietPi v8.11 on November 19th, 2022.

The highlights of this version are:

NanoPi R5Snow supported
New Software Homer to build up a nice homepage as a dashboard
Shairport Sync, NoMachine, HAProxy, Grafana: Changed to use the latest version for installation
Nextcloud 32 bit support for Nextcloud 25
Quartz64, Rock 3A, ASUS Tinkerboard, NanoPi NEO3, NanoPi R2S/R4Swith improved support resp. bugfixing
bugfixes forNavidrome, Home Assistant, DietPi-DDNS, Go, Roon Bridge/Roon Server, Koel, Deluge, Xfce, owncloud/Nextcloud

The full release notes can be found at: https://dietpi.com/docs/releases/v8_11/
Which is the reason why I still very optimistic in future ( Now to 2030 ) Leading Edge node development. The AI ( or Machine Learning ) Industry is big enough in itself to fund it. Even if Smartphone sales start to decline a little.
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Asking once and being rejected is probably the best outcome.

The problems start when the relationship ends, if it ends badly. Maybe you can take that chance if you know the coworker isn't into gossip/drama/etc and is mature about stuff. But for the love God, why would anyone suggest asking out your new coworker who you don't even know a little bit. Risk piled on more risk...
Lorem ipsum.

Am I doing this right?
He leaves behind a great legacy. I can highly recommend Blood Music, Eon, or Forge of God if you have never read one of his books. However, my personal favourite was actually the (Halo) Forerunner Saga series.
Posix commands with a flag to output standardized JSON or YAML
I tried to parse the result of standardized POSIX commands for the nth time and I realize that i would be much easier if it were already done by a standardized output.

I would dream of a flag that allow all POSIX commands to output standardized and structured content.
"Are the any good articles written about this topic by straight men?"

I don't know about good, but men whine about this subject non-stop all over social media.
A business can be EBITDA positive but cashflow negative, or vice versa. However healthly your margin is, it is game over if you are unable to service your debts (including employee salary) before you receive cash from customers/investors.

On the other hand, if you are operating at a loss, you will be able to continue doing so indefinitely via continuous cash infusion by investors (which might include the public in case of a public company)... until the cash does run out.
I assume you mean macOS 13 (Ventura)?
No, it's completely meaningless.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puffery#Federal_Trade_Commissi...
That’s a nice tautology you’ve got there. Regardless, looking at people who explicitly say “we are not women” and then saying “they’re women” seems a bit rude and dismissive of their life experience if you ask me. Personally, if a person with a full beard, an imposing physique, and a deep voice says “I’m a man”, I take them at their word. I guess you might ask them to drop their pants to see if they’re really a “woman”, though.
The problem with chatting with a stranger in app is being asynchronous, with varying response times, is that people can be completely different vs in person (hence your first point).

I like to say that anyone can be funny/clever/considerate/thoughtful/etc when you have 30 seconds or longer to come up with a reply. In messaging that’s normal but that kind of latency just doesn’t happen in conversation. Real time conversation in dating and meeting someone is much, much closer to the “real” person than texting via an app. Chatting in app is often closer to their social media persona (if that applies) or some other affectation.

Just showing up to a 30 min date (even if it takes a couple of hours all in) actually saves a lot of time and effort.

I can’t imagine texting/chatting with someone for days at a time only to meet up with them and realize they’re vastly different.
What kind of secondary connections were those the second time if I may ask? I might be in this situation soon and wondering if I can direct it in some way.
I have actual documented health issues with both, and must avoid them. but you go right on ahead assuming that everybody fits your worldview.
"Abayo" is often used in Japanese as a flippant, dismissive goodbye, so "smell ya later" is actually a pretty good translation.

The Zuiikin English series famously translated "hasta la vista, baby" as a simple "abayo": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ol4QQuIqS0
What does Show HN posts don't begin describing what the tool does?

Indeed Illa's README doesn't clearly state what it does!
Yep, it's typically how I get up to speed if I'm driving my girlfriends car. NA6 Miatas had no power stock, so a nice full pot through 1, 2, and 3 then up in to 5th will get me to ~50-60 mph and in to cruising revs.
I think having loads of GPUs in the most powerful supercomputers of our era will bring in the required funding for improving it.

For the last two months, huge amount of ROCm packages have been landing on Debian. I guess we'll see some improvements.
Wait, so is this an argument against elections too?

Or maybe an argument for electoral votes and against popular votes?
Almost all plants feed off radiation, it's called 'photosynthesis'.
There is a vast difference between ‘verified at low power levels in theory’ and ‘bore hole maser drilling to multiple miles below the earth’.
Ho, I got the same one. Sold to me as a tool for low-cost ISPs (or hostels) (mostly in Africa at the time) to advertise mobile subscriptions as "Free MSN & Facebook, 1GB per month otherwise".
After a month or two, I understood it was sold to various dictatorships in south America to spy on citizen's MSN and Facebook private conversations. I left immediately, with a very upset boss wondering why every Linux kernel programmer was so political. Not proud of this one.
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You think you’re making some type of well constructed argument, but it’s the same flawed reasoning that every. single. carnist. uses over and over and over. it’s extremely tiring. You’re also very hung up on my typo. Why? It just makes your argument seem fragile and you seem bitter.

I made this offer elsewhere in the thread: if you wanna discuss this further then email me and we can find time to video chat. I’m not about to spend my time patiently explaining why you’re argument is nonsensical, but if you want to chat then I’m down.
Of course. That’s the problem. Attractive men don’t know they are attractive, so they use bad photos, and aren’t able to showcase their natural confidence effectively…

It’s all <something/somebody else’s> fault.
Right. Like what I mean to say is it seems you are implicitly trying to fulfill a man-made role and changing your biological body in the process. That seems a bit overboard. Just act how you want.
Sounds promising. I wonder the possible impact on ocean ecology though.
Quite the opposite. Art is a form of communication. Illustration however, is not always. Or the message is simple enough that non-human level AI can do it, as is the case with much commercial illustration.
Lucky it was a story and not a money shift!
Ask HN: Publish old projects even though the source code embarrasses you by now?
I have some game projects that were released almost ~15 years ago (https://store.steampowered.com/publisher/asylumsquare/list/100010). Of course, from today's perspective, they have some issues (low 4:3 resolution, for example).

I made the games available for free on Steam because I thought they might still find some players who enjoy them, even if they are of course a bit old-fashioned here and there.

I'm now thinking about releasing the source code as open source. I'd really like to do that, because I think it might be interesting for some people. And if people create new ports or mods/improvements, that would be pretty awesome.

However, from today's perspective, the source code is not very well structured - so it's a bit embarrassing. I'm torn on whether to publish it or not, because it might reflect badly on me as a developer. How would you handle that?
> The creators know this and provide an alternate version called Douyin used domestically which optimizes for educational content and has additional rules/safeguards

... Douyin is edited like that out of the goodness of Bytedance's hearts to reduce addiction or is it regulatory pressure?

Reading the article:

> Douyin, much like TikTok, is particularly popular with young audiences, and so China's top regulator, the Cyberspace Administration of China, has urged it to "create a good cyberspace environment for the healthy development of young people".

> Last month, under-18s in China were banned from playing video games during the week, and their play was restricted to just one hour on Fridays, weekends and holidays.

It seems awfully like the China's version of the FTC decided that this ain't cool anymore, and Bytedance saw the hammer of legislation coming so they made changes..

The easiest answer here, is get the US government to not ban TikTok, but make it a rule that under-18s cannot access these applications, content must be educational, and limit screen time by banning these apps during school times, maybe only allowed for 2 hrs on the weekend etc.

However, I do remember hearing a lot that China is a facist dictatorship when these rules were made. I wonder if the same will be said for the US if they decide to make such rules.
> So happy that guys don't have the gender
solidarity to create a 60k size group for what is essentially yelp for tinder
dates!

Guys in Russia have created a yelp for sex workers.
You can't really get rid of elements in biological systems. So you can only transform the chemicals into a less harmful version or accumulate and store them somewhere where they can't do anything.

Some organo-mercury compounds are dramatically more toxic than elemental mercury, so this is probably quite a bit better than just accumulating them and requiring another method to get rid of the accumulated waste.

In soil it doesn't seem all that useful to accumulate toxic elements, in water I could imagine it being much easier to accumulate them into a non-soluble form that is not bio-available and can be removed much more easily.
Everyone strikes a balance personally. Myself, being vegan, I still drive a car which kills some bugs. So I have no pretence I'm "fully right".

That said, let's consider dairy. Cows have their babies taken from them right after birth, which entails days of audible suffering from the mums (they cry for days). This happens 4-5 times in their live. The baby is fed formula, the moms milk is taken and sold for profit. That's the suffering you mentioned. That's impossible to avoid when producing dairy at scale.

That's why I'm vegan.
For systems running in finance, the problem should have already shown up when calculating dates for 30 year bonds and mortgages. But as another poster said, there's a ton of embedded systems out there running Linux that likely aren't handling it correctly.