skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That is what I found, you have to get your isp to bgp peer with you, and they usually want around a thousand dollars a month for that sort of connection.
Well one inconsistency in the analogy is straightforward: the gasoline and the automobile are obviously two distinct markets as an accident of history, whereas the smartphone hardware and smartphone software markets are not obviously distinct, also as an accident of history.

If you just assume the issue at hand resolves in your favor then it’s trivial to come up with analogs that appear in your favor! It just isn’t very convincing.

Consider if 50%+ of people moving from horse and buggy to automobiles picked Ford and in order to support this new market creation Ford had to invest billions to create gas stations all over the country. It does not seem crazy at all that they would prevent other manufacturers from utilizing those gas stations, and that they’d take a cut from every gas station operator who chooses to service the giant market that Ford created.
From that comment:

> One extremely frustrating aspect of plant meat is that they tried to aggressively push out traditional veggie burgers on restaurant menus.

Which to me shows that restaurants/BM assume that fake meat is what vegetarians want.
Ship of Theseus: for whatever definition of man, how much of a man's body needs to be changed for them to become a woman?
What I want to do: I created a new file that I want to save in a new folder on shareddrive.

Using your method:

1. Make a new spreadhseet, press CTRL+S

2. Get some super limited menu with few last locations -> doesnt include any of the locations I need

3. Click on random location, ten you have to go down and choose "more locations" -> again doesnt have any of the locations I need, neither on shared drive or local computer; at least there is a shortcut to desktop (in the past it wasnt there since they were pushing cloud even more)

4. The next menu shows you more locations - but still not the new location that you want, so you have to find "browse" button.

Why not press F12 and get a browse button?

Maybe at your work you have one spreadsheet or one PDF, but I often have few open. I also dont even mention the problem of interlinked files (especially Excel files) and Sharepoint, where the folder address become impossible to work with.
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If you invite someone out, you shouldn't just ditch them. It doesn't matter who you invited out or what your plans, or lack thereof, are.
Reminds me of Data's poetry. (Ode to Spot)
machine learning datasets are often in JSON and can be arbitrarily huge
Generally I would agree, but in this case, "Crystal user" isn't that much better.
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Has the HN API Stopped Updating?
The Front Page feed https://hnrss.org/frontpage hasn't received any updates in over 24 hours.

[Edit:] A comment indicates that the HN search index hasn't updated either. I see absolutely nothing there from the past 24 hours. So now I suspect it's the HN API.

"Items are updated in real-time using official HackerNews API." https://hn.algolia.com/about
bet we can already find teenagers who never experienced these noises in their entire life

I knew a guy, 30 years ago, who grew up in Toronto, moved to Ottawa, and got there by taking the bus.

He had literally never been outside, unless in the downtown core of a large city. Never.

And this is in Canada! Wtf!
> The thing is, vegetarian food is incredible without needing to taste like meat.

I'm not a vegan nor a vegetarian. I just sometimes think I eat too much meat and check out vegetarian restaurants. They all have 100 kinds of fake burgers and little else.

There are thousands of good food recipes without meat. Why are you trying to sell me burgers?
It is really popular, and when I point out the problems with it, they say I'm overreacting and that they obviously don't mean it in a dehumanising way, but then lo and behold immediately after someone will come and say they actually do believe that some people are robots or somehow less human than others, confirming my suspicion that this is a genuine problem

It's also one of the things, along with other things, that signals to me that intelligence and specifically mental health ableism are going to be the huge dividing problem coming up. Specifically, do we know how to function as a society without being able to discriminate based on mental qualities?
Determinism is a QoI issue. It is an important QoI feature though and I think most compilers meant for production use at least strive to implement it. I guess things like parallel, distributed compilation make it quite hard.
UDF (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Disk_Format) is also a possibility, although support for updates is not very widespread.
I think you are being far too uncharitable and you've simply gotten the facts wrong a number of times, which I've needed to correct you on.

Use another messenger if you like but e2ee encryption is not some moral imperative that must be done. There are always trade-offs. I appreciate Telegram for the purposes I use it for. If I want e2ee, I turn on a Secret Chat.
Very much this. Which creates all sorts of weird problems, like very act of using an unusual messaging or encryption scheme is likely to finger you.

Signal is partly an attempt to normalise a service with strong encryption to provide a crowd it's easier to hide in.
Cosmic Background Radiation is only a small proportion of the static you receive.

I have been told, from time to time, that I am a large component of that static.
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”A lot”. There was some amount of numbers, on how many A100’s were used to train the SD1.5 and what was the training data size, discussed here
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33727467

People in SD subreddit have been finetuning the SD-models, so depending what you want to do, it should be doable.
Whenever I say it's a problem people are there to say I'm overreacting, but literally every time someone pops up out of the woodwork and confirms that they genuinely believe that some people are really NPCs, i.e. that they have no "soul" or self and are internally autonomous, like a computer.
> 18 24"x24" wirewrap breadboards

This is still in the realm of what someone can manage entirely in the head. I'd love to have a service which I could send an HDL of something around this complexity and get the chip on my doorstep. I'd like it also to have a reasonable cost.
Yeh... that's a great doc.
Elon Musk set to become number-one influencer on Twitter
Wow, knock it off, I didn't click this link to be wooed!
No, I'm suggesting it is not a good/bad dichotomy and people should make sure large decisions are not made on what they think are simple moral choices.

I mean if you determine that animals dying for your diet is no good, then make sure you consider the people that might be dying to bring you the goods you haven't checked the source of, or for the stadium you enjoy watching events at, etc.

Quit meat if you feel you need to, but don't pretend it makes you a morally better person because 'animal murder,' it's not that simple.
Possibly related - looks like something happened with Algolia search index, no recent posts there:

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

See also this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33777273
Guilty of what? Exposing US war crimes?
CMB radiation accounts for about 1% of the static on an old TV:

https://www.wondriumdaily.com/fermilab-scientist-explains-st...
Studded tires would be another one I'd add to that list.
They will hopefully ditch the entire bill eventually, but I don't have much hope. The 'legal but harmful' part was just one of many horrible parts of the bill. It's depressing that the main opposition party is criticizing the government, not for proposing censorship, but for proposing too little censorship. I hope we be able to move to decentralized censorship-resistant alternatives before the government destroys what remains of free speech on the internet.
Absolutely this.

For how well OP's comment was written, they seem to have missed the point of understanding what the word 'gaslighting' actually means.
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> SCO can not use GNU software so it is basically done.

Not true: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCO_Skunkware
Possibly outdated now but this article on the same topic was also interesting:

https://justinfrankel.org/?article=854
> That would not protect free speech, it would infringe on it.

By American standards (according to my limited understanding of the presumably simplified version I hear from American YouTube lawyer Legal Eagle), but those standards aren't universal.

Is a corporation really supposed to have free speech, or just natural people?

That said, I also expect British legislation related to the internet to be a bag of wishful thinking sprinkled with unicorn dust and marinated in snake oil.
The thing is... this is not a solved problem, by far.

You forget all that leather used in a myriad of products, that leather comes from cows. Or feathers and down from various birds. Or the other million side products of animal husbandry, that I'm not even aware of. I think almost every part of a cow is used in an industrial process, not much is wasted.

Plus, this needs a totally vegan solution and you're wiping out any and all dairy products: cheeses (all 100 million of them), yogurt, regular milk, sour milk, sour cream, whey, etc.
How dare they put features behind money on an app in my overpriced Apple ecosystem, truly horrendous.
One of the members of WG14 posted here a few days ago that they only use C89.
Elon finally returning to the fold, I see.

"How to Win Friends and Influence People" is the kind of thing the crowd here will sneer and roll their eyes at but for me it felt like the missing manual I never got for socializing and functioning in a work environment once I aged out of the early 20s startup/tech thing where frat house behavior is encouraged.

Like anything, socializing is a skill and you're going to have to fumble through the awkward stages to develop it. Toastmasters or if your business is large enough to have interest groups (veterans! Parents! They might even have Toastmasters! Etc. Etc.) Gives you something in common to talk about.

Greet people in the morning, especially if you see them regularly. Even if they groan or are grumpy its still nice to be acknowledged.

A lot of people like to sneer about smalltalk but I'm absolutely not going to leap into a discussion of Machiavallian ethics or particle physics or whatever with a dude I've never talked to before.

Have some business safe Normal People things to talk about. I do genuinely like sports but I made lots of friends with sales/marketing/execs/finance/etc. When I could ask them how their team was doing (or whatever) vs. The 10,000 technical weirdo of the day. It doesn't have to be sports. I have cats. That is what work people know about me. They don't need to know how much I play vidya or that I'm really into RPGs or whatever right up front unless they are obviously into that.

Ask questions. Not in an annoying way. But a lightly curious way. People leave signs all the time. Maybe their wallpaper is pictures of their kids or pet or car or boat or I dunno, whatever. Ask about it, just "oh is that your kids/dog/boat/etc.?" Ask a couple questions like how old they are. And then ask how they are doing every now and then when you talk to that person.

Pick people's brains. If someone is working in a job you want or are curious about or working with a technology or something you find interesting, ask them if you could have coffee or lunch and pick their brain sometime.

Humor: Humor in the workplace is a good way to get fired if you don't know what you're doing, and if you're asking this, you don't.
While this part has been changed, it is worth noting that this bill still aims to cause extraordinary damage by mandating age verification on half the sites on the internet.
It's called ReRe, Return Response
Is easy to understand even without bibliography. Soy is an annual herb. It grows all the summer, invest everything on producing fruits in fall and then die in winter.

Beans are the crop. Everything else must wait until they are ready, and by then it will be basically dry matter. Therefore all except the beans is a residual.

Can still be recycled into more human food by herbivores, but we couldn't do it directly. We can't feed on dry stems, withered flowers or brown leaves.
Epidemiologic nutritional studies are proven to be totally useless. They literally are a questionnaire asking people what do they eat, take some health markers and drawing conclusions. I spent the morning reading through the data of that "plant-based diets reduce colorectal cancer" on the front-page of the Guardian [1], and it's yet another pile of cherry picked inconclusive crap people will keep sharing on social media.

From just 2 minutes with your paper: "Higher heme iron intake appeared to be
significantly associated with a 31 % (95 % CI 4–67 %)
elevated risk of developing CHD" --- lmao, loving that 95% confidence interval between 4 and 67%.

Passing those out as proof of real science keeps the disinformation and terrible practice alive. If I had a dime every time a random commenter gave me a link to an epidemiologic nutritional study, I could fund a double blind randomized one myself.

1: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/nov/29/plant-based-... — have fun reading the actual numbers in Tables 2, 3 and 4 of the linked paper.
Aren't you mixing touch bar with menu bar [0]?

[0] touch bar - I think it's a screen in F-row on macbook keyboards, whereas menu bar is a bar at the top of the desktop that shows current application menus on the left and clock, battery, etc. on the right.
> Mongols vs China, diet was a defining factor in the Mongols victories.

Source?
The image he's referring to is a fake.

However, the real tweet it is based on is pretty weird:

https://nitter.net/elonmusk/status/1596083744728928257#m

Musk is apparently both a free speech absolutist, and worried about a 'mind virus' that is causing civilization to commit suicide. Which doesn't feel particularly consistent.
Hey guys, this is just a fun project to address cat pic addiction among some of my friends and to see what I can do to create something that looks professional. This is built using Create React App and I thought that would be best because I figured this would be a simple webapp. I'm also looking for feedback in terms of how the UX or UI could be improved. Please let me know!
pro tip. Don't be a flake like me.
I am from North Africa, from a socio-economic background that's somehow the middle ground between the West and the East. I do agree with the concept of freedom of choice. I always thought about it in such terms. In the West, you have total freedom in whether to keep close to family or not, but it comes with the risk of isolation and loneliness. On the other hand, in the East, lonliness and isolation is pretty much gauranteed to never happen and there is always a large social network to fallback to when life gets hard, for emotional and material support. However, you need to first be loyal to the community and never leave them or disappoint them to be granted such a privelege, which contradicts the freedom of choice. IMHO, the West is better if you manage to succeed and build you own fullfilling social network, but if you fail, you're doomed to love a miserable lonely life. The East is a good default option for most people but it holds back people a bit.
Whats the mechanism behind that?
Meanwhile in the real world, salary has to be paid at the end of the month:

> BGB, Section 614

> Due date of remuneration

> Remuneration is to be paid after performance of the services. If remuneration is assessed by time periods, then it is to be paid at the end of the individual time periods.

https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/englisch_bgb/englisch_bgb...
JSON is actually a really good format, I disagree with their premise "JSON sucks". Like, sure it's got some use cases it doesn't handle well, but overall there's a reason it won.
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At some point CRUD goes from being pure CRUD to mostly CRUD with a few special requirements - e.g. complex RBAC rules, decorating data, API versions, integrating third-party APIs, scaling. They're easy to do in most app frameworks (Laravel, Django, Rails), tricky in something like Postgrest. I haven't use Hasura.
Capitalists and the ruling class will always find workarounds to exploit workers, regardless of labour laws -- whether this is in how you're contracted to work, loopholes in employment contracts, or whatever else.

Additionally, those labour laws only exist because of unions.

If anyone is reading this and isn't in a union, consider changing that. They exist for the protection and benefit of workers, your bosses don't.
I think a lot of people really want a platform with free speech without hate speech, whatever you would call that. It can be difficult to define, but I don't think it's an impossible task. Same goes for the definition of hate speech. You'd have to look at global and local definitions and apply them accordingly.
> If remuneration is assessed by time periods, then it is to be paid at the end of the individual time periods.

"time period" = "month"
Intel's RDT stack has that in the form of CAT (Cache Allocation Technology) and MBA (Memory Bandwidth Allocation).
Some more advanced HFT shops use that extensively

https://github.com/intel/intel-cmt-cat
UB during constexpr evaluation at actual compile time is promoted to ill defined behaviour requiring a diagnostic.
The same people who created the environment where the police was knocking on the doors for tweets and wanted to restrict the speech significantly suddenly decided to restrict platforms from restricting speech? This doesn't sound right to me, even if right doesn't sound stable to me.

IMHO no content should be removed unless the existence of content creates tangible issues. For example hosting copyrighted material creates the issue of copyright holders not getting paid for their work, therefore removable but the record of someone saying saying something bigoted doesn't actually harm anyone(if there's a harm it has been done at the moment of expressing it) therefore should not be removed and kept as an evidence of the character and actions of the person. Any content is a historical record, thanks to that we can look what Hitler said and we can reason over it and know why he is despised. This gives fidelity and understanding of the situation. We don't say Hitler was bad because he violated rule 4.1 in the TOS, the same must be true for everyone.

If UK does something like that, it can be a huge win.
Can I still use macros with 'q<register>'?
I think this is maybe true in practice because business logic is usually written really badly, but a lot of the time the work that must be done is ~linear in the size of the message.
It’s in TFA
Not really, they're welcome to have in their ToS:

"We will ban accounts for anything we don't like, at our discretion, at any time and for any reason without disclosure".

Job done.
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Someone claimed he'd already removed it a while back, then I saw it again.

Possibly it's just not consistent (and/or broken)?
Hmm I didn't think it would be that many. I'm sure there might be workarounds, like ordering online or buying from vending machines at airports, etc., but yeah, it's certainly not as convenient as before.
A corporation is made up of people. You cannot take away their free speech without infringing in the free speech of individuals. I have never even visited the US, and I still support free speech. It's not a uniquely American concept.
They're conflating "free speech" with "freedom to not read or see things I don't like".

They forgot you can close your browser tab if you don't like something, or stop using a service if the content isn't something you like.

ie, making their problem everyone else's.
I think they should create a tier between the free and pro with a price of USD5 that doesn't pause projects and has backups
They are also used for migrating from FAT12/FAT16 to FAT32.

* http://jdebp.info./FGA/bios-parameter-block.html#V7.0
As I understand it, if you're a huge company, you want ToS that ban an obvious, easily enforceable line before anything illegal is said because enforcing just the very edge of legality causes some fuzziness that will likely end in court. Basically what Elon isn't doing with Twitter.
You're absolutely right. "Normal" is just a relative concept.

Japanese cuisine has a substantial part of it built around eating raw produce. Such that many sushi are deemed ok for expecting mothers to eat.

Meanwhile balut is a delicacy in South East Asia.

Scottish people eat haggis, and Iceland eats hakarl (which traditionally used urine)

Asians eat durian while the French love blue cheese. I think all tastes can be acquired.
It doesn't even have to look like a burger patty. The best burger I've ever had was a portobello burger with blue cheese. Just the head of the portobello, blue cheese melted over it, in a bun with all the works.
It looks like you don't have a good understanding of how virtual memory works and how in that space the hardware (TLB), the OS (page tables) and higher level software are intertwined.

Also, PREEMPT_RT is the worst option for low latency because it's about execution time guarantees and not speed specifically. If you're on PREEMPT_RT and give your critical thread highest prio, be prepared for some serious OS-level lock-ups.
>"Companies can't just say 'yes we only allow children over 13 to join our >platform', then they allow 10-year-olds and actively promote it to them," she >told BBC radio. "We're stopping that from happening."

>She said companies could face fines of up to 10% of their turnover if they did >not have systems in place to restrict underage access.

So what does this mean? All social media websites have to check the passport of every UK user that registers? It will be illegal to post anything in a forum, without first uploading your passport?
Whatever happened to collaborative editing in these notebooks? It would be a great usecase for JupyterLite but last I saw the only project for real-time sharing of notebooks over the network was slurped up into Google Colab any open version was abandoned.
Turn off wifi? Unplug the ethernet cable? Try it from my garden shed where there never seems to be connectivity no matter what I try.
Use Laravel to generate the api. The boilerplate get you 90% of the way. Host laravel and pgsql on fly for free.

Could do other things like directus (handles the api gen), planetscale has free mysql tier or even using airtable as the db, it provides the api part.
Until some judge decides such a clause is legally void and must be disregarded, since otherwise it would turn the legislation into a dead letter
As I've understood it[1], in a word: Throughput.

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[1]: Edit -- Removed superfluous "haven't read TFA" disclaimer.