skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I work for Indeed, and was surprised to hear your experience. So I brought up the site in a non-logged-in browser, did a search and verified that I can still see multiple pages of results.

There may be an a/b test or something, but as far as I know we're not limiting results to push logins. But I wouldn't know, I'm not on that team.
If you find current valuations attractive , and plan on dollar cost averaging through the next 12 months, but realize that businesses, management, competitors may change the investment scenario - it makes far more sense to buy a fund consisting of many companies (maybe even the entire stock market) rather than to make bets on individual companies.
>We trained CodeWP on WordPress and WooCommerce

So this AI is entirely trained on GPL code?

Wouldn't that make it a derivative work subject to GPL licensing?
Web code is intensely sandboxed with neutered capabilities so that untrusted code can't do significant damage.
Otherwise known as lying. IMO, lying crosses the line to “gaslighting” when the intent is to make the person feel as though their perception is wrong or they’re going crazy.

Think people have gotten a bit silly with their overuse of the term. Most people lie out of self-preservation or as a defense mechanism, not to intentionally harm the other person (although it may still have that effect),
Just read the hot covid poll topic if you're looking for more good training data. ;)

I was really impressed by the 002 version. Looking forward to trying out 003 tonight!
I think you misread my comment. It was meant exactly as written. "It feels". It is factually not so and I didn't contest the OPs assertion.

However, many things that are now common where adapted by the broad populace because they wanted to copy/be as fancy as the 1%.

On of the most prominent examples is probably the British accent. ;)
What's right with blocking Pepe? Surely the default should be to allow.
Exactly. The heavy lifting in this case is being done by the phrase “on average.” They could have just said “a small number of people have WAY more friends than usual.”
The "in the app" part is key when referring to movies and books and the like - and its for credits in the app.

With Audible, I have a subscription and get credits and can use those credits in the app... but I can't use real money to buy a book in the Audible app. Similar with Kindle.

The tangent to that is that Apple is managing it. When my nephew, as a very young child, bought in app purchases that was able to be refunded through a single point of contact - Apple and they did it (I normally am the only user of my iPhone and thus have rather permissive permissions on device).

I am not sure that Outfit7 (makers of Talking Tom) ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outfit7 note the "Acquisition and leadership change" section and consider the difficulties involved with international charge backs) would have been amenable to refunding the purchases if they were the payment processor instead.

As it was, it was a notification of credit card activity on another iPhone, looking over at it, and then going through https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204084

So for me, the question is "is being able to manage my subscriptions through Apple worth it?" And for me, the answer is "yes." My subscriptions to various news sites are managed through Apple so that I can cancel them easily (compare the infernal nightmare of canceling WSJ subscription otherwise - https://darkpatternstipline.org/sightings/difficulty-in-wsj-... ).

For the sites with a subscription, they likely wouldn't have gotten it if I had to purchase it through them instead at all. 70% (now 85%) is much better than 0%. Similarly, the ease and security knowing the Apple is the only one touching my credit card when doing an in app purchase.
https://archive.ph/vUCW2
On the bright side, the people you are not friends with have fewer friends than you do.
Author here.

"Now what have we bought ourselves? Not much."

Well of course I disagree with that statement. My work on Metron suggests that we've bought ourselves a way to write programs that can execute on both CPUs and FPGAs, which is a valuable thing. The ability to more directly translate the behavior of our programs into a proof framework like TLA is also quite useful, and I think folks who are deep into functional programming also like the lack of "side effects" since the process of computing x' is guaranteed not to change x (or any other observable property of the previous program state).
The mRNA vaccines do not prevent you from getting COVID or spreading it. All they do is prevent you from getting really sick and maybe dying. That's it.

Pfizer didn't even test if their vaccine prevents the spread of COVID because that's not what it was designed to do.

The politicians lied that if u got vaccine it would help prevent the spread of COVID. It does not.
I hadn't heard anything about that, but it would be interesting to look into.

If that's true. I wonder how that holds up when applied to their digital "cards"
I had it. It was nasty. Fatigue, mental fog, and phantomsia (cigarette smoke in my case, lucky me...) persisted for months after. I also had abnormal heart rhythms and an increased frequency of ocular migraines (1-2 per year is "normal" for me, I had 4 in the 2 months immediately after getting over COVID and have had 2 since).

Going into it, I was in extremely good physical condition. Coming out of it, it took me about 4 months of training to get back to baseline.

I'm only now (~10 months later) back to where I was, in terms of my aerobic and anaerobic conditioning, speed, endurance, etc. FWIW, my strength didn't take much of a hit.
Well, no, it doesn't work like that. There's already not some guarantee that your friends will have more friends than you do. Obviously some of the people have to be the ones that have lots of friends, and you could very well be one of those people. The point is just that most people aren't those people, so most people who read these articles and check their friend graphs will go "whoa, it's true!"
Who would own these rentals if not the landlords/rich?
Seeing your net worth go down by billions is probably a decent motivator to write a blog post hinting to the market that prices look real good now.
Artifacts in the source imply that the layout was designed with OxygenBuilder, which apparently integrates nicely with WooCommerce.
Just switched to newly released davinci-003 model.
UT System Board of Regents approves 'Chicago Statement,' affirms free speech
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognitive_behavioral_therapy_f...
Ah, ok. Well personally that seems even worse. Adding new things to the existing “version” just seems crazy.
Rental property will always exist. We need to completely ban nightly rentals. If you want to operate a hotel, build and operate a hotel. If a community was built to operate with nightly rentals, like, say, Sun River, OR, then perhaps they can zone appropriately for nightly rentals. Pseudo hotels should not be operating in traditional neighborhoods.
Author here. Thanks, that is a core goal of the whole project - take a bunch of existing concepts and represent them as implementation details of a simpler, more general framework.
gwp-asan (like electric fence) is another option for invalid access to heap-allocated buffers. Requires an MMU and creates additional TLB pressure w/some allocation overhead, but no instrumentation overhead and no access overhead.
Do our eyeballs have vanilloid receptors? Why does it irritate our eyes if the full effect comes from taste bud neurotransmitters? I think capsaicin must be doing some other work as an irritant beyond the specific receptor.
There are more Forrests in the US now than there were in 1922. Technically, yes we have more trees now than the historic minimum...
As per the Wikipedia[1]:

The US reached its historic minimal forrest coverage around 1920 with ~720 M acres. We are currently at ~760 M acres a century later, down from a pre-European high of ~1020 M acres. So yes we are on a gradual path toward replacement, but also Wisconsin is still a lawn compared to what it once was. There are also broader ecological considerations in forrest management than the number of trees, but none of this is really relevant to the main article which is probably not going to change America's forestry in the slightest.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deforestation_in_the_United_St...
I have no idea. It just seems unusual that the closest mouse distance is shut down.

Fitt's Law, GOMS analysis and the human processor model were all the rage in the mid-90s.

The ordering is pretty unusual but when you push the start menu to the top, all the rules are followed again.

Again, pure speculation. I wasn't in the room and I've never been able to directly ask someone who was (although I'd go out of my way for the opportunity).

As far as how it took them so long, I'd imagine moving things around on the start menu would require the signoff of an annoyingly large number of people. This is before the modern era of Unilateral UI Designer Autocrat who's given questionably broad authority over everything.
Author here. Yes, it's another way to express graph computation, but without needing a graph-computation-specific language.
Doesn’t seem useless, seems like a good way to make sure people aren’t broadcasting PII by default if they leave “everybody” on.
Apple will be the Apple of the market, as they always are. The high end 25%.

But Android TV is an absolute trainwreck. The level of lag is simply unnaceptable. And if there’s one thing that drives consumers nuts, it’s input lag. People will vote when they buy a TV.

Roku is feature-for-feature a superior platform, with better performance, higher device penetration [0] and at a lower price. The only reason Google has gotten as far as they have is due to existing monopoly forces.

[0] https://thedesk.net/2022/10/roku-amazon-market-share-domesti...
Meta’s New AI Ranked in the Top% at the Game ‘Diplomacy’–and Human Players We
> The setting was reportedly added after protesters in the country used AirDrop to spread anti-government material

"Event A happened after Event B", is the only thing we can infer from this.
Not thread local storage. Plain function statics are initialized on first use in c++ (if the initializer is not trivial), and this initialization is thread safe. There is a simple algorithm to implement it that has very little overhead on the already initialized case that is known as magic statics (it is basically an instance of the double checked locking pattern).
But their stockholders are citizens!
I think the meaning here is that assignment is never O(N) for any variable N computed at runtime. Of course, you can create arbitrarily large assignments at compile time, but this always has an upper bound for a given program.
You mean simple dark patterns to get people to give away their PII?
Can New Technology Make Home Dialysis a More Realistic Option?
Making the version optional is a bad idea, IMO. It lets consumers use your API without versioning, which is like telling them, “here, create a time bomb that may or may not explode when the next breaking api change is released.”

There’s zero practical user benefit to NOT specifying the version, so why not enforce it? You’re creating a footgun otherwise.

Furthermore as others have pointed out, this is a purely cosmetic change. Using /api/$UNIQUE_STR in the URL vs. X-GitHub-Version: $UNIQUE_STR in the header are functionally equivalent, so…

Why bother making this change then? What was suboptimal about the previous way? What benefit does this bring?

EDIT:
Serves me right for not reading the docs more carefully. From the docs [1]:

Requests without the X-GitHub-Api-Version header will default to use the 2022-11-28 version.

See phphphphp’s reply below for context.

[1] https://docs.github.com/en/rest/overview/api-versions?apiVer...
If nobody is building real estate, how do prices do anything but go up? From a supply side perspective, real estate has always been about financials. Everyone is trying to make money. Zoning rules make it harder to build more... and hence there isn't more...
Author here. My 'native' language is C++, though I'm productive in a half-dozen others. You can express the same snippet in just about anything, void or no.
https://archive.ph/tVXYW
I think it would help if beginners learn a language other than C to learn about pointers. My first language was Pascal, and it didn't have a confusing declaration syntax, nor did it have a confusing array decay behavior so it was much much easier to learn. Nowadays of course I don't think about it but those details mattered to beginners.
The drip edge on the house, some drip edge I just bought for a shed, and a few different types of unused drip edge I've had sitting around for a decade are all non-ferromagnetic. The stuff I just bought at Home Depot even says "aluminum for light weight".

The gutters have seams and weren't formed on site, but are also non-ferromagnetic. So much for the hope of quick and easy mounting.

If I had to guess - while galvanized steel wouldn't rust on its own, it's avoided due to the possibility of being in contact with other metals that would cause it to still rust. Roofing nails are galvanized, but they're supposed to be dry under the shingles.
Thanks! I agree about the catalog. I expanded on the thought here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33780128 tl;dr - couldn't make economics work but we felt the tech is still useful for DIYers.
but are they conscious?
Aww..how cute, when user interfaces were still designed for the users!
> I'm not entirely convinced by this argument.

It’s been proven by Allen Savory and others, you can check his Ted talk here https://youtu.be/vpTHi7O66pI

Even if lab grown meat is the next best thing since sliced bread it would be a complete climate disaster to not continue, and expand, holistic cattle farming.
To help out a little - money is only a signalling protocol for resource allocation. Nothing more. Burning the money in your bank account does not destroy any resources anywhere. It does, however, rather screw with being able to get some of those resources allocated to you.
> it's just a matter of priorities.

by that metric, most people's lives are nothing but failure. Everybody has a human need for companionship and to feel like they belong. That's hard to accomplish when juxtaposed against an economic system pushes people to work first and live second.

BTW Bezos is about as poor an example as you could pick. He absolutely has more free time than I do, unless by some miracle he cooks, cleans and drives himself everywhere. "Free time" here means he can choose the exact parameters of how to spend his day and not worry about paying the mortgage or tuition ̶o̶r̶ ̶r̶i̶s̶k̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶h̶i̶s̶ ̶m̶a̶r̶r̶i̶a̶g̶e̶.
good porno will saturate all available cores
I am an avid carnivore that hopes to consume only lab grown meat in the future. I've met many people like me. You may be underestimating the size of this group.

That said, like many others in these comments, I'll be waiting at least 10 years to understand the long term effects, if any.
Hmm... that shouldn't happen! If you want to jump over to the discord, I can help debug - https://discord.gg/GnmdtvKW7M No sweat if not.
It's O(1) relative to any size computed at runtime: that is, running the same program (with the same array size) on different inputs will always take the same of work for a given assignment.
It could be a cultural thing. On red sea trips I have always paid 0% for it as it been free. It makes the live of the guides easier since everyone will be basically on the same mix and having an accident while out on the sea is bad publicity, bad economically, and bad for the tourist. Dive centers on land tend to ask money for nitrox, but I don't even remember when I last saw someone choosing air unless we knew that the maximum depth will be around 5-15 meters where it becomes almost impossible to reach ndl on a single tank.
I just shipped my first SwiftUI app and have more queued up. Don't know of any Discords but happy to join one or start one with you.
An N95 mask or better protects maybe. The other common masks are useless against Omicron.

Maybe a respirator type mask?

COVID is here with us just like the common cold/flu. It's never going away.
> The main takeaway is that you care what other people read, not about what people are making you read.

As do I, and you. I was pretty happy when all of those ISIS accounts that were spewing violence and hate got shut down. I'm sure you have your boundaries on what you'd want society to allow and restrict on public mediums.

The specific details of what those boundaries are will depend on your personal notion of what constitutes communication which can be considered abusive. As it will for any other person.

Copyright violations. Beheading videos. "Pornography" or pseudo-"pornography" involving minors. Direct threats of violence towards individuals or groups. Deepfakes generated without consent. Etc. Etc.

I guarantee you if we have a back and forth discussion we will discover where your boundaries lie across the myriad issues where people typically want to control public discourse.
There are no two ways around it: the people who wrote that copy are fucking clueless about what they’re selling and why. It better be a misguided agency or freelancer who wrote it because if it was the founders, it’d reveal a massive lack of product vision.
You must be the house owner somehow reading into my comments as "no-one should build real estate".
From https://codewp.ai/snippet/6herwuh5divtkvqlvkebirbxymu26/:

function get_reviews() {
$api_key = 'AIzaSyB-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q';
$place_id = 'ChIJQ_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q-Q_Q';
$url = 'https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/details/json?placeid=' . $place_id . '&key=' . $api_key;
$json = file_get_contents($url);
$obj = json_decode($json);
$reviews = $obj->result->reviews;
$review_count = count($reviews);
$review_html = '';
for ($i = 0; $i < $review_count; $i++) {
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '' . $reviews[$i]->author_name . '';
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '';
for ($j = 0; $j < $reviews[$i]->rating; $j++) {
$review_html .= '';
}
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '' . date('F j, Y', strtotime($reviews[$i]->time)) . '';
$review_html .= '';
$review_html .= '' . $reviews[$i]->text . '';
$review_html .= '';
}
return $review_html;
}
add_shortcode('get_reviews', 'get_reviews');

...well, it's certainly not making the WordPress community codebase worse.
A good summary of the actual contents of the FDA’s report:

https://read.whatever.social/elliotswartz/status/15972312726... (Nitter view)
Almost exactly the same process.

For the PG (Professional Geologist):

https://tbpg.state.tx.us/licensing/p-g-licensure/p-g-licensi...

and, for the GIT (geoscientist-in-training):

https://tbpg.state.tx.us/licensing/geoscientist-in-training-...

In my case, I took and passed the Fundamentals of Geology (ASBOG) exam in 2014 (and have at least a Bachelor's degree AND a minimum of 30 hours of geosciences coursework). I've held and renewed (continuing education) my license (GIT-98) yearly.

What has stopped me from getting my PG is that I haven't accumulated enough time working in the geosciences since earning my degree almost 30 years ago!

But I very much would like to, and that's a different story.
Anyone know which applications it will improve other than better quality content writing?
If it's an unalloyed good, why implement only in China right after protests arranged by airdrop?
I think the web developer's toolkit has benefitted from competition - every browser prioritizes supporting dev tools because that's the only way to get more sites to support your particular quirks. people building web frameworks competed for developers ruthlessly, because starting to learn a new framework is only a few search queries away, and a great deal of effort has been made to improve the overall developer experience.
That summary is still confusing to me. Rather, "If you select a random person, and then average how many friends all of their friends have, most of the time the latter will be higher." I don't think it holds nearly as strongly in the case of selecting a single neighbor. (I can't say it doesn't hold.)
Pixel 7 is made in China according to this tweet: https://twitter.com/vvaiibhav/status/1580454957580681216
Nope, do you know what happened to the author ?
Cousins also have cousins that aren't related to you.
It's an interesting topic but this post barely covers it. The Wikipedia article on illegal numbers is much more informative and interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
Rather than worry about hoarding, what if it was just easier to build more of it? Look at zoning in SF bay area. Or Sydney.
I had some illegal hash once, but it wasn’t numeric.
Which one did you find to be a dark pattern?
Stacking mechanics happen a lot.
Celebrities are a much less counterintuitive example. The effect is quite obvious if you look at asymmetric relations like being aware of a famous person (or, say, Twitter follows). It's pretty obvious that a lot more people know Justin Bieber or Barack Obama by name than the pop star or U.S. President know by name.

What's slightly less intuitive about the friendship paradox is that this also tends to be true with symmetric relations.
You left out the all caps part
Maybe your point is lost on me but AI “copilots” are still super high-code.
In my experience both of you are right. There are many people who are very "desperate" for friendships, especially if they have not lived in the same place for 20+ years. On the other hand there are a bunch of people who are so much in their routines they are not open to do anything out of the ordinary. The ironic thing is that even those are often desperate for friends, they just struggle to break their routines (something you definitely must do to make friends IMO).

Which leads me to a point that is missing in the post, if you want to get to know new people, be open to new things. Just say yes if somebody asks you to go to the arcade, if you really can't but want to do something, follow up on the rain check.
Why pick date version over semver? (Date versioning fan here)
Yes. I get this crap. Yeti, mcafee, dicks sporting goods.
Show HN: Jektex – Fast server side rendering of latex for Jekyll
Hello!
This is my first attempt of creating, publishing and maintaining my own package.

I have a blog with something around 4000 latex expressions. Client side rendering using latex was super slow and some phones did not render it properly. I tried some KaTeX plugins for server side rendering but they were painfully slow (on my laptop it took more than 5 min to build). So I decided to learn some ruby and create latex rendering plugin by my self. So I created jektex.
Jektex is a Jekyll plugin for fast server side cached LaTeX rendering, with support for macros and is very configurable. Now I can render y entire blog in 2 seconds on same laptop.

I will be very happy for any feedback or advice.
Have a nice day
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