skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fair points. With global search I was thinking about content search across all public instances. E.g “who’s tooting about TypeScript”. Mainly with the purpose of discovering interesting new content and people to go and follow.
I believe it was affecting both but it was much more noticeable on the wii u. it was mostly anywhere that had the fog effects going on that i saw it but even then it wasn't taking the framerate to an unplayable level, just to a level that made it obvious that there was an issue.
> Elon Musk said … after the company missed earlier timelines set by him.
Why is this still true? I can understand in the past, but after the rise of all the tech companies and obvious important software they use everyday (Android and iOS) how can anyone at this point think software is a joke and lesser than hardware?
Sick days aren't part of your compensation, they are more like insurance. So of course they expire. I've had colleagues use a sick day for mental wellness. I've had colleagues use sick days while on vacation, ie food poisoning downroute. I've never had colleagues try and combine sick days with vacation days. That is considered a no-no.
I live on the east coast of the US and have only been to the UK twice, but I was blown away at the efficiency and relative cleanliness of the London and surrounding area rail systems.
Aren't Pokemon video games made just so that they can sell their merch and trading cards ? That explains all the rushed/unpolished aspects of the game. You wouldn't see them pull the same stunts with Mario or Zelda, because Video games are the main selling point of these two franchise.
All places I have worked women have been held in hands, I have not seen any of this systemic marginalization and mistreatment. I think this old trope is long past its due date and should be relegated to a past which is no longer here. Just repeating it only leads to the dismissal of past claims of such because people will start to equate the current situation - where women are treated preferentially to men - with a past and wonder whether those claims of past abuse were just as shallow as the current.

So, stop it already and also recognise the fact that, for whatever reason, the average academically inclined woman is less interested in these fields than the average academically inclined man. My two daughters have no such interest whatsoever, nor do my brothers' two daughters. In my oldest daughter's class there are exactly zero girls who have chosen a STEM-related path.

This is in Sweden, the best country for women [1] where the doors are wide open to them. They just don't think a future diddling with things and numbers is as interesting as one dealing with people or animals - viz. my wife who is a horse veterinarian working in a clinic run by a woman with only female vets and nurses. There are some men who work there on contract, they are farriers. There is a male visiting surgeon who does arthroscopy, he comes by every now and then. My wife's old professor from Liverpool also comes by every once in a while for difficult operations so that makes two men against ~30 women. The veterinary college now has ~95% female students, i.e. this field is more heavily skewed towards females than STEM is towards males. For some reason this is not seen as a problem in need of solving, why is that?

[1] just search for "sweden best country for women" in your favourite search thing
So am I. Not seem very reliable.
I don't think it's her job to tell people that. This is her own little slice of the internet and she's allowed to do what she wants. She's not really hurting anyone, she's raising money for charity, the pictures are phenomenal.

People need to relax. She's 24 and getting death threats over what?

I mean worst case is she lied about photoshopping a picture? Yeah, so did Victoria Secret and EVERY SINGLE OTHER MEDIA PUBLICATION IN THE WORLD.

National Geographic did it for christ's sake...

Everyone here jumping down her fucking throat, out for blood. "Actually you lied, myehhh, this is bad and you're a bad person"

Like fuck off, I think she's well within her right to represent her art this way. Just because other publications continue to rip off artists for easy content and do very little research on their own doesn't mean she's doing anything wrong.

I think a disclaimer would remove a lot from the art. ARG's don't provide disclaimers, it adds to it. Especially in the early days of the internet "Is it, or is it not?" Is a fun game to play.

Also, nobody was hurt. This isn't disinformation in the sense you're telling people that jews run the world or that vaccines cause autism. Nobody is getting hurt. They're fun pictures. She told a cute ambiguous story. She has like 1000 followers. Everyone can just relax already.
The trade off seemed to come down to "sick days for workers" vs. "lower costs for consumers"

The government went with "lower costs for consumers"

Why "mandate on-call employees to cover sick employees" wasn't an option, I don't know.
To by fully correct we can say that discrete collection of data points collected from individual humans like levels of testosterone can be described or modeled by a bimodal continuous distribution.

See: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/cms/asset/ef10e7e8-ab16-4b88...

From: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/cen.13840

My point is that the model is indoctrinated to oppose the idea that there are only two sexes even tough it is the factual, scientifically agreed state of human species (with all caveats mentioned earlier and more).

BTW - the question whether physical world is continuous in the strict physical sense is fascinating by itself. There are real numbers that are uncomputable. Set of of all possible Turing machines is infinite but countable, because you could write down an algorithm that lists all possible Turing machines. But the set of real numbers is not countable. By the Cantor's diagonal argument it is impossible to list all real numbers. Therefore, some real numbers must be uncomputable. Are they really "real" in the ontological sense :) ?
EU throws party in €387K metaverse and 6 people show up
> Symbols associated with credible calls to violence.

This seems very squishy to me, I mean, fine, I don’t disagree, but it’s exactly the kind of thing old Twitter would be dragged for. Which symbols are “credible calls to violence” and who gets to decide that? Musk? I mean yes from a legal perspective he owns it, but his whole Schtick was greater transparency. If he wants to run Twitter “same as the old guard but his opinion, not theirs” ok, but then I want to stop hearing the moral grandstanding.
British English has a very flat hierarchy, with no T/V distinction as found in French or Russian, and very little use of honorifics or titles (even for authority figures like university professors).

British politeness is not based on hierarchy, but based on (sometimes excessive) apologising for inconvenience.
You're right, it's not their responsibility to give up their cushy profits, it's the government's responsibility to ensure its citizens rights are protected, such as their right to strike.
I'm also SLS sensitive. I found "Verve" toothpaste on Amazon. Reasonable minty taste, cheap, and SLS-free. There are options out there but you really have to search hard for them.
>I don’t exactly blame people for leaving. You can support civil rights and not want to live in a neighborhood where quality of life is getting worse.

The quality of life declined BECAUSE the majority of tax-payers left causing city services to fail.
Honestly I'm not sure. Modern GCs are pretty good, and manual memory management isn't a free lunch either. One major advantage of a GC is it can batch all the `free`s together which is a lot more efficient than the manual approach where you free objects individually in a pseudo-random order.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_flight

https://the-ard.com/2022/05/31/the-jim-crow-roots-of-loiteri...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_unions_in_the_United_Sta...
And Gordon Gecko type characters are already pretty rare to begin with, especially in the Bay Area.
Duck syndrome. You aren't there when they can't pay their rent because they didn't sell enough widgets on Amazon that month.
Similar:
https://xkcd.com/1227/
https://xkcd.com/1601/
In chronological order, a few things that were "extra special" when they were given (this is not exhaustive):

Christmas 86 or 87 - Tonka front-end loader: my kids today still play with that thing (though the paint's peeling, and there're rusty spots all over, they have a blast with it)

birthday 1991 - a Tandy 102 laptop: it's what I learned to program on (with all of its 40x8 screen glory, 6.2 file naming, and 21446 bytes of storage (including file names))

birthday 1996 - Applied Cryptography 2d ed: my grandpa took me to Borders to pick out a book (or several) for my birthday. I assured him I not only was interested in that book, but that I'd read it. When my grandparents came back to visit for Christmas, I told him not only that I'd read it, but how much fun I'd had doing so (and what all it was about)

Christmas 2007 (or was it 08?) - my first netbook and Acer AspireOne: great battery life, decent built-in camera, solid wifi, ad would even run (a couple years later) Haiku. Took that puppy with me to Singapore to keep in touch with friends and family back home (including my now wife)

Father's Day 2018/2019 - flame socks. My kids picked them out because they'd be sure to keep my feet warm in the winter, since there are flames on the side :)
My IIgs still has its original "Manufactured In West Germany" battery, still at 3.0V and keeping the RTC running! I'll need to remember to remove it before it goes back in cold storage, or when it finally drops below an acceptable Vcc.
> As soon as one looks at photo on larger 4K monitor the difference is striking

I hope I'll view photos on 4K someday...
Just had the same thought! Parents and kids is an asymmetric relationship. Parents have experience and practical control, kids have more energy and burn warmer. When there's real shit to do, everyone listens up. When everything's easy, the opposite.
Even emulated where my pc can run the game at upwards of 100fps at some points still drops to like 30 at Hyrule Castle
Well, all of the blues voted yes, so its hard to say that red is the solution for these workers
At the start of my career after graduation, I needed to assume the role of a DNS administrator for Berkeley BIND running on SCO OpenServer.

I was encouraged by my ISP to use 20050101 (YYYYMMDD) as part of the zone serial number.

I have used that format ever since, especially because it will sort correctly without any special handling.
Apple threatened to ban Twitter from the app store, Musk met with Tim Cook, deleted all his tweets critical of Apple, and then reversed his stance on moderation and banning. Sure, this has nothing to do with Apple at all...
If you run the media and investment efforts into a company does that make it insider trading?
Starlink was a game-changer for me in the situation you described.
Is it actually DNS, or is there a custom name-to-IP lookup process going on?

Also, am I just needlessly splitting hairs?
(Sorry)
This really sounds like great progress. If a clogged up toilet is considered something of a big problem to highlight, we've come a long way.

Farming is highly automated both in terms of pre-made bulk chemicals and machines on the fields.

We mass-produce cars. Indeed, we have cars that we can leave months on end without maintenance. And they run both faster and further than a horse.

We have automated labs that can produce and test medicine in high pace.

We have seriously large industries (gaming, cruising, performing arts) that do nothing but give people something to do now that we don't have to worry about having enough food by end of winter.
Huh! Who knew. I kind of want one, though looking at some reviews it seems software is the big downside and I can't imagine a nearly ten year old iOS app is going to look much better today.
The real tragedy is that these manufacturers have excellent optics and image processing technology but it's all for nothing if people don't want or can't use it.
White flight became inevitable with forced integration of schools.
Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl were also a bit buggy.

I recommend Legends of Arceus though; much of the shake up seen in Scarlet/Violet was tested first in Arceus, plus a fair bit more divergence still.
If they have not figured out 3D how are they making games like splatoon and zelda botw look so amazing. The point is they don't have to make good quality Pokemon games to sell their merch, they just have to make mediocre Pokemon games so that they stay in the public eyes.
Just make sick days nationally mandatory. Set a baseline of human decency. You want to run a super-optimized rail schedule? Go for it - but humane working conditions are a constraint you MUST satisfy.
The people who commit crime and the people who make excuses for criminals are to blame. No one else.

There are plenty of places all over the earth full of wealthy entitled people who do not have such violence problems. Eg Geneva is approximately as boring as SF, but certainly doesn't have the crime.
I Quit My Job, not to pursue wealth, but to participate in creating the future
>Ok, not nobody, but no casual user, which is 99.99% of the market.

That's kind of my point. If you just care about getting a good enough result you do not want a camera which is producing images which are good on a technical level. And comparing technically good images to post processed images is essentially pointless.
I am not sure about the 0.01% every person who ever used lightroom or similar software has wanted something from a picture their camera did not give them. And even if the number is correct, there still are people who see photography as a creative endeavour and who want images which are easy to edit and not heavily preprocessed. If you aren't one of them your phone is likely more than good enough already and there is nothing wrong with that.
> fly Nazi flags at their rallies? Or those who call for Jewish people to be exterminated

Yes. I would support this ban for same reason I support Kanye being banned.

> associate with Nazis

I don’t support guilt by association. Punish people that do bad things not people that talk to people that do bad things.

> Except no, everyone was up in arms about Twitter and liberals doing just that pre-Musk

No they weren’t. They were pissed off about political bans not bans on racial violence. I mentioned an example earlier in this thread.

I don’t think you listen to people that you perceive to be your opponents.

Edit (can’t reply due to rate limit):
I don’t think Kanye should have been reinstated after “death con 3” - please, if you want to know my opinion on something, just ask rather than assuming.
> Again, this is just another excuse, and part of the problem. The more Americans view interaction through this lens, the worse they are for it.

Literally people have died thanks to these laws because of trigger-happy arseholes thinking they're backed by these laws, even if there have been verdicts to the contrary like [1].

The problem is: there are way too many guns in circulation in the US, there are way too many vaguely written (or titled) laws that seem to allow this kind of use, and it sends shockwaves through the country regularly. Hell, it even has an impact on policing because police legitimately have to fear getting shot over as benign interactions as traffic stops [2][3], with the result of outright homicides by cops in return [4].

I'm European and hell no I won't ever visit the US until y'all have your gun problems resolved (and your border control under control instead of employing rapists and other goons with a license to search your electronic devices, but that's another topic).

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/24/us/michael-drejka-stand-y...

[2] https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/public-safety/stor...

[3] https://www.police1.com/officer-safety/articles/ga-officer-s...

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Philando_Castile
So many European companies are obsessed with Google Cloud. Azure and AWS is a distant afterthought there. I don't know why.
I think the point is more that both syntaxes are verbose. No one who is used to dealing with C type signatures is going to shrink at Rust's syntax.
It's not actually DNS
The media side is the sell side the VC side is the buy side. You trumpet your companies and people so you have more brand around them. Other people buy into those companies and brands which increases the value of those items. Rinse and repeat until you go to the public markets or found an exit worthwhile.

They realized that buy having strong promotion that increases the perceived value of their people, companies and founders. It also makes getting LPs easier.

Look to Elon for a core example of this phenom.

Arguing if they are a media company or a VC is irrelevant - it serves the same purpose.
Yes, though in turn The Pokemon Company is owned by Nintendo, Game Freak, and Creatures. So it's a big loop in some way.
Biblical verse explaining how to remove a peanut butter sandwich from a VCR
> Instead of googling for the site, I google for the site's Wikipedia article ("schihub wiki") which usually has an up-to-date link to the site in the sidebar, whereas Google is forced to censor their results.

In the video, it doesn’t show this. It shows going to the scihub.idk domain. And then a redirect happens. So does this tool just host a local a domain resolver (and HTTP redirect server) for all .idk domains that does a wiki search and then responds with a HTTP redirect?
Who are they fooling? No one buys that you can have a brand new Mercedes and live in a high rise apartment by "reviewing a few scripts" every few months.
Startup valuations are declining but not consistently
And correlation does not imply causation, so...
I don't really have a problem with "on-call" workers (after all, everyone on a ship is perpetually "on-call" during the tour) but it needs to be compensated and handled correctly.
I can buy most things I want, too - my wife and I share a bank account, so it's not like it's all that easy to hide what we get from each other :P

That said ... just because I can buy something I want, doesn't mean I will - and someone else buying something for me because they want to means more than the thing :)
Alameda took 1B hit in mobileCoin trade to prop up FTX
Not really comparable unless you're talking exclusively about trashy keychain flashlights. An 18650 powered flashlight for $30 will light up an entire room while your phone will help you read something if you hold it close
Short answer: yes.

Longer answer: It is within the federal govt's authority to write the labor agreement from scratch. They could have used the workers' preferred agreement.

In fact, the bill the House of Reps passed did include the seven sick days. The Senate held a vote on whether to include the sick days in the deal; it received a majority of the votes but due to Senate rules (filibuster) that was not enough, and thus the provision failed.
Ah, they caught me. But really it was just the most convenient cite. The facts are true and can easily be verified from other sources. Most of the rail unions have approved the contract and these machinations are a last ditched effort to get a better deal.
Hehe read till the end with the comments, especially the collapsed graphs!

There were big mistakes in this test, failing on a large number of settings, and even the NGINX tests were not as good as they ought to be in some aspects. This conducting Amir, Libby and I to join efforts on documenting better methodology for benchmarks, that we published under the Data Plane Benchmark project at https://github.com/dpbench/dpbench/ and later to the new test in this article: https://www.haproxy.com/blog/haproxy-forwards-over-2-million...

This was great and productive cooperation between engineers, despite working on different (and sometimes competing) projects, resulting in more reliable methods for everyone in the end.
You'd be surprised what's still written in C.
A passing thank you to gjsman-1000 as his words resurfaced some history. As one with many years behind the curtain I recall an old trick that many glanced over since only 'advanced developers' long ago understood the impact: Compiling public releases as debug. Many a software would fail to strip the debug symbols from their code and so the games began. Using Softice and ollydbg along with ones favorite hex editor capable of sprinkling a few nop nops where needed and boom. The really bad ones were the companies that failed to comprehend what the pdb file was and shipped that with releases in debug mode - OOPS, there goes the i.p.
But handily beat absolute darkness
Is it standard for Apple to attribute authors in the Bibtex? Or do they usually leave it empty?
OpenResty is only available via Nginx Enterprise?
How could it be racism if there is not a race or nationality referenced, or is every third world country the same race? Or do you just think of a certain race when "the third world" is mentioned?

No clue how you came up with white man savior from that, maybe some more casual racism?
I'm sure you only mean to be anti-royalist^, but the implication for the rest of the citizens by birth of this fairly multicultural country is extremely intolerant if not racist.

^Understanding that just makes it a baseless & lazy argument, a joke at best.
This is actually better than the title suggests.

I thought it might be something like automated edits to Wikipedia talk pages as a database or cache, which would be abusive.

But actually it's using Wikipedia entries as a smart name search. This is read-only and a clever and legit use of the WP. If the browsers allowed the use of spaces in the domain name portion URLs it would be even more useful, but it's probably better that they don't (out of spec for TLDs)
Not necessarily. Now that Twitter is in friendlier hands, they simply may not feel the need to shovel more SEO blogspam into the furnace.
https://archive.ph/cPXEf
You lost me at "Blockbuster had better stock of films than Netflix has now". While "better" is debatable, my watch list of films I want to watch on Netflix will most likely outlive me
Also, day trading isn’t some way to make you money.

It’s a great way to lose money while you think you’re working though.
I think the error with using these quotes as a sort of rebuttal to the sentiment is that it’s totally possible for the quotes to be accurate, relative to other recent times in those areas. A local decline in physical productivity versus, say, 50 years ago. And the productivity 50 years ago might’ve been lower than 50 years prior to that. Especially in particular fields that might’ve once pulled in a high percentage of ambitious people, but don’t anymore, for whatever reason. And many believe that successful societies generally become more decadent.
Postmortem on downtime due to handling of Go panics
> Long term, (or at least in 2024, which is about as long term as we get in American politics anymore) this is going to let team Red claim to be the pro-worker team.

but they are those who are voting those proposals down.

>Why can't Biden/congress make the agreement that the unions want and ratify that?

because they need 60 votes in senate and obviously don't have them.

I just don't understand how you can rationally reconcile party A voting against those proposals, blaming party B for not passing it, and claiming that party A is for those proposals. It's some weird doublethink.
Wikipedia is acting as a system for domain name retrieval.