skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As long as it is used to fund the school and individual people don't own the money and withdraw funds into their personal accounts, it is a non-profit. Not all non-profits need to have a charitable purpose to qualify. PACs, campaigns, and political parties themselves are non-profits. University athletic departments are non-profits. The NCAA and all other amateur sports leagues are non-profits.

I'm not at all arguing in favor of this or saying it is moral that these organizations should be tax-exempt, but this is the current status of American tax law.

This is particularly bad when you consider that it is entirely legal for, say, a political campaign to spend most of its money buying a candidate's books that nobody else buys in order to hand them out for free at rallies, or a church to spend most of its money buying a mansion and private jet fleet for the pastor.
Depends on the message they want to send to future potential donors.
I was referring to the libtorch library, which you can use through the tch crate. It is possible to make such rich bindings because so much of Torch is exposed through the C++ API. When more new functionality is moved to Python, it makes it harder to use functionality from the C++ interface and downstream bindings.
Thanks, Citizens United.
Maybe. It's equally possible that any particular policy won't stand by itself. That for the garbage policy to work you also need some large number of other policies that are endogenous to Japan.
Thanks for this necessary context. Roman Egypt did not share the same borders of what we think of as modern Egypt as today.

AD 125: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/52/Ro...
Because I weigh the potential of being marketed to by email as being a negative value greater than the potential positive value of the information provided in exchange. 'Free (with the potential to spam you later)' is a world apart from 'Free, gratis, enjoy'.
I would be personally happy if TikTok disappeared but this seems a bit silly? Is it not equivalent to pointing out that a production making documentaries for both PBS and Netflix would make their PBS content more educational but less sensational than Netflix?
> I feel like one is a cultural problem and one was an isolated incident.

I don't know you, but I'm going to guess the cultural problem is a problem of a culture not your own, and what happens in your culture is the series of isolated incidents.
This isn't a choice being made by TikTok, this is due to regulations/laws in China. If the US passed laws requiring TikTok to do the same in the US, they would obviously comply.
It's really hard to prove that this is a result of deliberate algorithms and not simply that Chinese culture promotes things like science and technology whereas the US promotes more dumb things. For example, someone like Logan Paul would have never gained popularity in China but he's one of the biggest creators in the US.
For context he is also a Nobel prize winner.

Not sure what any of these facts have to with crypto and the fact that crypto is primarily a gambling platform that enables some of the largest financial crimes in human history.
Turn it into an API and we'll have better ones. There's no justification for the ridiculous fees they're charging. Pure regulatory capture.
Plex Sans is too angular for me, the "f", "g" and "t" for example. I like Grotesk style sans serif fonts personally, there still isn't an amazing one out there.
Extism is great [1], and I have great admiration for what they are doing.
We didn't know they were working on that, if that was the case perhaps we the need for WebAssembly Interfaces ("WAI") would have been minimized.

In any case, it seems that there will be multiple ways of generating bindings going on in the future. And you will probably need to pick the option will fit better your needs! (similarly as how you can use Protocol Buffers, Cap'N'Proto or Thrift).

[1]: https://extism.org/

> But all these WASM terms, releases, etc. have me completely lost.

I don't blame you, I work on this and even for me it's a bit hard to keep up. Hopefully things will improve and become more clear over time!
I'm shocked, shocked, etc.
Test score is almost 100% under someone's control meanwhile grades are subject to bias, heavily.

Grades only hint that you gave a fuck about school.
Which specific prosecutors do you think won election with SBF funds that you think should be already after him?
Hm. As an American, there's several gearboxes on my car but only one of them is the transmission.
OK, i could expect there's tons of hidden tech debts to be discovered as the project goes big.

Expect 1 year to migrate to new services.

But that's another story, because "If it works in production, don't touch it".

Not breaking things is only half of story.
You didn't read the article, I'm 99% sure.
What about Snapchat, twitter, Facebook/Instagram?
You know.... it might be time for a presidential candidate to run on fighting corruption.
> The US system is probably content to watch while Sam confesses, but they can’t directly arrest him

The US has directly apprehended people in foreign countries for criminal prosecution in the US, including countries with whom they have extradition treaties, and the target being corruptly linked to and protected by local law enforcement has been a factor in favor of such action when it has occurred.
> but second it also imposes self moderation (except for users that resort to throwaway accounts) since losing too many karma points removes some of your ability to participate on the site.

Uh, absolutely not the case. All you need to do is to not post bullshit all the time to be in positive on karma.

It's even worse on reddit (if you want closest approximate it would be like HN instance-per topic(subreddit)) where karma is global so you could get karma on one subreddit and lose on another and be net positive even easier.

the up/down vote thing mostly works but in bigger communities it quickly turns from "quality/garbage comment" to "I agree/I disagree" button
I'll just reference my rant from a month and a half ago -

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33275206#33277156
It matters which country controls the platform.

The recent protests in China have been suppressed by the CCP.

No doubt there are close to zero protest videos on TikTok.

There are protest videos on YouTube - though anecdotally YouTube management is attempting to suppress them because Google is tightly bound to China.

The question is, does it matter if protest videos are shown or hidden on social media? Can the videos shown on social media influence world affairs?
There actually was a movement in British literature to favor Anglo-Saxon words that took hold after the American revolution.
The Year of the Cloud Development Environment
The RDOF "Above Baseline" tier that Starlink bid on requires 100 Mbps down and 20 Mbps up so those speeds are not close to adequate.
That’s $100k for ads. I remember seeing one of the anti-Clinton image memes in one of the Senate reports on the SandersForPresident forum. Makes me sick that Russian manipulators were there, too.
Now you are the one who doesn't seem to read the comments, OpenAI's AI is not trained to behave like a human, it is tuned to behave like an AI, I guess when you wrote the comment you didn't even try the AI in the first place, and you don't realize how often the AI explains that it is a language model built by OpenAI, and how it explains to you that it has several limitations, such as the inability to access the Internet, etc., as I said in my first comment on this discussion, this is the most difficult task that OpenAI is trying to solve, instead of just beating the Turing test. You linked how to get around the filter imposed on the AI, but that's not something you would do with a human being ahah, so I don't see what the point would be here, it doesn't behave like a human being in the first place (as it should)
No contest, it's awful. But you can work around it.

https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-firefox-d...
If you care about performance of differential physics you shouldn't use python. Diffrax is almost OKish, but is missing a ton of features (e.g. good stiff solvers, arbitrary precision support, events for anything other than stopping the simulation, ability to control the linear solve which are needed for large problems). For simple cases it can come close to the C++/Julia solvers, but for anything complicated, you either won't be able to formulate the model, or you won't be able to solve it efficiently.
If you put someone who has developed their muscle memory driving automatic transmission vehicles behind the wheel of a manual transmission car, they will press the brake and turn the key.

Successfully starting a manual transmission vehicle has two prerequisites:

* knowing that you have to press the clutch in

* identifying the clutch

People without this knowledge lack these prerequisites.
Why not? It's still developed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HCL_Domino
I think this is mixing styles from different parts of the Bible, it should know to stick to one book at a time.
The article mentions Snap, AppImage and FlatPak, but there is also a much older system called 0install (zero install) that was started in 2003 or so [1].

I wonder why that never took off.

[1] https://zero-install.sourceforge.net/roadmap.html (note this is the old website; the new website is https://0install.net - looks like it's still getting releases in October this year)
Thats standard cable numbers. Sadly.
apoptosis is an essential part of human life, and preventing cancer.

there is something it is like, to be a cell in a human body

morality is clearly relative if you ditch humanism, either downward (cellular) or upward (AI).

i agree with you.
Argh, that is so far outside of my reality that I have trouble understanding how such evil events happen in the USA — I'm from New Zealand so I just have no frame of reference to understand.

The closest I have experienced second-hand in authoritarian Cuba under Castro while I was visiting there, where I saw some residents arrested for nothing tangible, but they were released within 8 hours and they seemed blasé about it.

I have been arrested, but the police were respectful (it helps that I am a short white guy, and I was wearing a geek identity).

If you ever visit Christchurch, contact me via HN, and I'll feed and put you up for some days, if you're keen.
I love the price on that.
Except I would wager you'll get the feds showing up if you start emailing around CSAM from your GMail account.
That chart doesn't support your conclusion. It's not detailed enough to conclude anything except that crime and policing policy is not driving that number at all.
Some users reported having IPv6 now and there is a site hosted on starlink via IPv6.
Sorry to hear about it.

Unfortunately this outcome wrt giving/receiving sometimes happens, both in and out of homeless communities.

Sometimes it is reasonably logical. For example if the recipient perceives that receiving the offer reflects well on the giver, and would therefore be an unfair way to paint the situation due to other factors. In such a case the unwillingness to receive is a reverse-judgment on the situation, or the giver, etc. This preserves what they feel is their right to act on an ethical outlook.

They may also see the outreach as a setup for a covert, unjustified condition which the giver is attempting to impose. And sometimes it appears to them that their tacit agreement is being bought, as to "which side" is winning an ongoing argument over worldview & lifestyle.

This is especially common among those who are protesting what they perceive as a voice teaching "the right way" to be a responsible person, etc. If their return message doesn't get across, they may attempt to expose the giving-side to whatever horrifies the giver most--drugs, homelessness, etc.

This is only one possibility though, and even then it's not necessarily a fully conscious decision on the part of the potential recipient.

I've also seen this happen among those leaving high-demand religions, when no homelessness is involved. Sometimes this is also discussed in post-religious communities along with concepts like "love bombing" which is seen as a common form of manipulation.

Giving/receiving across that line in the sand can get totally messed up and must sometimes be mediated in some way by relying on a third party to provide a more objectively acceptable form of care just by not being one of the regular parties to the situation.
Simulating the World Cup Finals with the Elo Rating System
?? It’s not a cool down for how fast you can spam.
You might prefer Pop! OS, which is based on Ubuntu, but uses flatpak instead of snaps.
You're engaging in the same behavior.
Same with phones. I wanted a seperate cheap phone for reasons, anything under A$250 is usually not OEM and definitely will run slow as hell according to reviews with poor battery. Why are these things sold? At the 250 point you still need to read reviews and be careful. It is so much nicer to pick an iPhone and know it will be good (there are probably similar heuristics on android for pick an X model)
And if you'd like both educational and sensational, I highly recommend watching PBS Spacetime with Dr. Matt O'Dowd on YouTube: https://youtube.com/c/pbsspacetime
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> Having a daily check in on the project status helps us recognize when we are drifting off track and need to make decisions about whether to change the date or re-prioritize what's in scope

Does daily project status seem excessive? Development can be non-linear, so I wonder what decisions are needed to made on a daily basis.
I'd be willing to switch off Bitwarden for a password manager that was more "stateful."

Every time I switch off their app (in FF extension or mobile app), I have to re-find the account.

Also, auto-filling with default information is annoying in Bitwarden. I wish I could set a default email and have it auto-fill out registration pages for me instead of the 5+ click process to generate a password.

Also, your project needs to sync to a browser extension.
My wife worked for the government.

When they deployed wfh, they used mfa. They banned Google authenticator out of the view Google can't be trusted. But told people to search the app store for any other mfa app. They one my wife found makes you wait for an ad run before it displays the code. It sometimes crashes and is generally terrible.

The point being banning certain apps seems far more political than well thought out.
I'm sorry about your wife, but I'm going to say that I (and quite a number of other people) are against paving public lands reserved for nature parks. I'm perfectly happy to support her using off road (powered even) bikes, wheelchairs and any other personal mobility technology that is invented or used.

But, parks are suppose to be nature, its widely accepted that what the national parks did in the early 1900's was a huge mistake, paving and placing lodges next to old faithful, the paved path in carsbad caverns (along with the cafeteria), the roads through glacier and nearly all of the other parks. The town in the middle of Yosimite valley. This was done to encourage people to "see the sights" and the results have been a disaster, not only to nature, but to the traffic and general destruction of the "sights to be seen". And IMHO paved paths are just another name for a vehicular road.

So the modern take on nature parks (vs recreational parks like you find in town, which have trails, baseball fields and swimming pools), is that the correct way to build them is to keep the cars on the borders, and build trails to the sights. Ideally single track, and most definitely permeable surface. Although, armoring, and other more natural construction methods tend to be fine as well. Most of the parks constructed since the 1970's (the few that exist) tend to follow this model. Visitors center near the road, along with the RV camping, improved camping sites, etc and the nature is accessed via natural surface trails on foot, bike or horse.
So now blockchains are tools of anti-Semitic right wingers.

Sure, Paul.
I love the tagging (bookmarking) of specific messages. For example, sometimes on Whatsapp I talk with people who have used some of my products and they give some stellar testimonials and would love to bookmark them and view them across the chats. But can see this helping me in many ways.

Also like the locking of specific messages. And the timeline.
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Yeah, I came for the anthropology, but I stayed for the weight loss ideas of the dreamy Dr Berger. Please share your weight loss tips! (if only this was anthropology teen dream edition).
Their cost in last 4-5 years grew faster than profits, their user base didn't increase that much, which means they have been hiring people that have less and less to do with turning profit to the company.

What musk is doing is, well, clown fiesta, but it's easy to look at twitter finances and see someone isn't making company's money
TSA now wants to scan your face at security. Here are your rights
The US doesn't reward factual programming, that's why the History Channel turned into the Ancient Aliens Channel.
https://archive.ph/qvkBr
That’s not a technicality, that’s literally fraud.

It doesn’t matter that an endeavor he followed through later paid back his initial investors, the act itself is literally fraud. Period.

All you’re doing is petty-fogging the issue.
Harvard keeps begging for donations from me. My policy is that as soon as my net worth (currently rounds to $0) is greater than theirs (currently > $50,000,000,000), I will start giving them money. But not before then.
sounds like china has the right idea. it takes me (in america) constantly weeding the garden of my youtube (also american) to minimize the dumb shit it shows me. so does america want stupid americans? is that not the biggest deal?
This is expected with a new network though right? My first 4G phone was a rocket then slowly slowed down over time as more people got 4G phones.
Thanks for your comment. I think a lot of people are not understanding it.

To a large extent (not completely) law enforcement and the greater justice system exist to mitigate contention in society. If the target of a law enforcement action is rich or famous, and the crime is not active or physically damaging, then it will be contentious to arrest the rich/famous criminal. If the criminal is not rich or famous, or if the crime is physical (murder, assault, etc) then the arrest will be less contentious, and the police will proceed.

Up until now, it has not been at all contentious for the police to arrest/abuse lower status persons.

In the case of a contentious arrest of a high status person, arrest will be delayed until the exact charges are known and believed to be provable.

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I am describing the system as I see it now, not the system that I think should exist.

The faults described here are not faults of individual members of any justice system, they are faults of society and we ascribe value.

Before replying to this comment, please think about policing in feudal societies and consider the lessons of Foucault in "Discipline and Punish".
Why is everyone talking about these as /coding/ fonts? They clearly don't have that positioning or intent:

> Mona Sans ... work as our primary font across mediums ... You can see it in use on our more marketing-oriented pages on GitHub.

> Hubot Sans ... is our secondary brand font at GitHub ... you can see it in use in the ReadME Project, and on the GitHub Universe site.
He stole enough money to be considered respectable.
This is true to a degree, but note a few things:

1. The margins are very high in streaming. i.e. very little of the cost of streaming services is delivery of the video. This matters because in low-margin industries losing customers also reduces costs by a measurable amount.

2. The profits are in many cases currently negative, which is caused by

3. The demand (from the streaming services) for prestige content is larger than the producers who are considered to have a high-likelyhood of generating prestige content, so the cost of content (to the streaming services) is going up as the services throw more and more money towards production.
Says the AI!
Where is this meaning of ".gov" to be found?
I’m not sure it’s the publicity that matters so much as the immediate threat to human life & safety. In society that tends to be prioritized over financial misdeeds with more ambiguous long term consequences.
I don't disbelieve this fact; I'd just like to see a sample program that demonstrates it.
Drinking his own piss is more of a Jack Dorsey move.
And concerns about the frequency of captchas (unless you have a truly private/personal VPN).
Further, "transmission" refers to the thing sending power over the driveshaft. The RPM and torque are actually rather analogous to the frequency and amplitude of a radio wave rotating around a polar graph.
I'll have to dig up the post but a gentleman with a relatively new Subaru was kind enough to share his explorations and found significant logic parts integrated into the sharkfin, not just the antenna bundle. Likely a cost measure.

How well does this extend to other vehicles? No clue.
You would visit in person if you were a true skeptic. It seems to come from this policy.

https://www.china-briefing.com/news/china-passes-sweeping-re...
Folic acid supplementation reduces the toxicity of a chemotherapy drug called pemetrexed, used in lung cancer and mesothelioma. That could be why it was recommended.

Sorry about your father.
good channel, but i can't agree that it's sensational.
They were not, however, at risk of starvation or diseases commonly seen only in undeveloped parts of the world that lack sanitation infrastructure.
Could you ELI5: what US federal crime(s) can one reasonably suspect SBF of having committed?

Also, how likely is it that he will never be convicted of violating US federal laws? (For any of the numerous possible reasons: he never did anything wrong, or it's too hard to prove, or US lacks jurisdiction, or due to political connections, or prosecutors don't prioritize this type of cases, etc.)
Knowledge transfer is very lossy across generations and still hasn't really been solved.

Perhaps when we achieve singularity or close to that we'll have permanent knowledge repositories and the wisdom of the collective consciousness immortalized:)
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> The deal started in 2017, when Booz got the contract to build Recreation.gov “at no cost to the federal government.”

My experience has been that's as far as some committees consider the matter.
As opposed to what other part of the world?

Interest in drier, more educational content is less for every human society I know of.