skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
this.

Also, apple tries to lock with hardware so might, I find it too much frustrating. For example copy paste feature from iphone and mac os won't work if we don't login. And, 2fa is compulsory

Apple hardware is top notch but software is ewwww...
And don't forget, it's a line of profit that is literally them printing money at virtually no cost to themselves vs other markets where they have to actually produce physical goods. Yes they have to run the CDN behind the app store and do their crappy little moderation of things, but that's a few cents on every dollar.
Yeah I'm not sure how anyone could be surprised. Its completely consistent with his explicitly stated plan and goals.
So they are claiming 800 mA-h per gram, which at 2.5V Li-S voltage gives about 7.2 megajoules per kilo, 1.5 the energy density of TNT.
Somehow I don't want to be anywhere near a battery with that kind of energy density.
this is a an important article. It's a bit hard to grok and requires some experience to understand but after you end up with a messy system doing too much ghosty stuff you yearn for stability
Children can express desires at 3, maybe earlier. At least single-noun desires, such as wanting all the candy, followed by a tantrum. Should there be some intervention, or should a 2-3 year old be allowed to have all the candy?

In any case, it's shifting the goalposts. Now we are talking about particular states depriving people from agency, in the previous comment you were talking about a mentally unwell person being categorically entitled to their agency...

I personally think it's a two way street, with 2 inflection points. If someone depends on welfare state in any significant degree, it should be valid to deprive them of a little bit of agency, since it's sorta indicative of them not being capable of good decisions. Kinda like teenagers in the child analogy. If someone depends on welfare state to a large degree and also STILL cannot keep it together in terms of committing crimes / being an active menace to others, it should be valid to deprive them of a lot of agency. Kinda like 3 year olds.

At any rate in context of the article, I think agency should be proportional to responsibility. NYC should just be tough on crime in this case, and any mental health defense should be conditional on losing agency. If you are mentally healthy enough to refuse to be committed, you are mentally healthy enough to be held responsible and go to jail.
You dont need to assume. Twitter has openly stated their political and ideological values that drive moderation.
As an infrastructure engineer who sometimes try to write good looking UI for internal dashboards,

I don't see much difference between the two. So why not go with the largest community?
From the poster: "They carry disease and parasites so you don't have to"
You can easily find them on google if you're actually interested.
Competition doesn't work in these kinds of markets. The larger you are, the easier it is to retain your position. Social networks, app stores, things like this are desirable because of their size. They are classic monopolies and have to be regulated because the "free market of ideas" is physically incapable of doing so, because capitalism can't do this stuff properly without heavy restrictions.
And they're not in legal trouble. They just aren't a trusted CA anymore.
Particularly saddened they didn't chose web components.

After 25+ years of HTML, JS, CSS, the switch to TS, WebComponent(lit) and Tailwind in Vite is like sci-fi for me.

But let's discuss this again when escapy.js the library, that does not exist yet, will replace svelte in 5 years
And if a chatbot merely regurgitates the content I author without providng any credit, views, or ad revenue, how do you incentivize authors to keep writing to feed your chatbot?
oh gosh! I use to purchase hershey because i thought nestle bad others good :(

Is there any list of ethically sourced chocolate brands? The world is becoming stupid place to live with all these monopolies :(
I am outing myself as a noob in this regard, but what can this tiling be used for? Eg. assigning computer generated icons from a random number to users which cannot be forged? If so, how?
128D cost as must as Atari ST, and 80 column mode worked only on separate cga monitor.
ChatGPT could be a good debugging companion; it explains the bug and fixes it
If that would surprise you, you don't know much about social science. Proving an intervention works is one thing, convincing the people who make the decisions to follow up on it is quite another.

Luckily Olweus was uncommonly good at that too. It has been implemented at thousands of schools all across the world, and kept being evaluated in differing cultural contexts, and in comparison to alternative interventions, in many systematic review studies.
I was hoping they'd have examples of this variant in the testing data, because I think it MASSIVELY alters how you have to play
I’m not sure going down this road is meaningful because as soon as we get to machine code generators you get a “reset” on safety, no matter the language you implement a compiler in, it can have logic bugs which will result in many sort of serious bugs, including memory ones. This is true of both the rust compiler and Java’s JIT compiler.

Interpreters and the rest of the VM is a different beast, while they also have to be bootstrapped from some unsafe language one way or another, they are usually written in a much more expert, security- and correctness oriented way than your average program. So while they can and do have bugs, they are exceptionally well tested and, well, I wouldn’t expect the JVM to die out under my program the same way you don’t really expect the kernel to freeze either. This is also true of Rust stdlibs, I assume, but is it true of third party libs?
JavaScript framework fence sitters who are planning to use Svelte for a component in your SSR application please note that that their Web Components support is very buggy and Svelte team has no intention to fix it, Because(In their own words)[1] -

"Nobody on the core maintainers team is particularly fond of Web Components"

Yet,Their official doc includes support for Custom Elements; I found that svelte is not the right JS framework for building specific components in a SSR app while trying to use it for feature in my Go application[2].

[1] https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/issues/6481

[2] https://abishekmuthian.com/javascript-framework-fence-sitter...
Someone probably called ahead and made a arrangement. In my experience you get tatpitted after a while, the API requests take longer and longer until eventually they time out.
> I think the issue here is poorly framed as "trust". Journalists are humans, and humans make mistakes.

except that those "journalists" just spread lies on purpose.

> Mistakes don't destroy trust.

You are right, but the lies spread do destroy trust. And their sources (government, 3 letter agencies) are not known as truth tellers, on the contrary.

> What destroys trust is the inability to correct mistakes

What destroys trust is saying something and then after a couple of days saying the contrary or denying that they said something. And holding government agencies as the ultimate holders of truth and blindly publish what they say doesn't help with the trust either.

But what do i know. They must feed their children and the money must come from somewhere.
There is, I use it. But then why would I pay for YouTube red? I'd rather donate to the extension dev.
> I don’t think it is more challenging than StarCraft or Dota. Does the blog post claim that anywhere?

My very naive question question being: Why tackle this after SC and Dota have already been done? What is the scientific interest? Stratego seems strictly simpler than both of these games. In what way is this an advancement over how SC/Dota AI were solved?
Exactly why such values need to be enforced in a decentralized manner. Separation of powers goes a long way in this.
there are growing studies about 1) the connection between gut biome damage and obesity and 2) that chemicals in food and products are destroying our gut biome. Putting those two things together, these signals in the article would make sense.
Thus "specific circumstances". But that's quite rare to hear for adult males, and only from a limited set of people in that person's entourage.
There are few things to make you aware of both the bleak futility and brevity of existence as the endless churn of JavaScript Frameworks
It's actually not the only attractor -- it's just the only attractor once you restrict to finite variance. If you allow infinite variance, there can be others: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stable_distribution
Schoolbook exchange quicksort isn't stable, but quicksort absolutely can be implemented stably, which I do in glidesort: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y3IK1l6PI4.
How the World Cup’s AI instant replay works
Lol. He donated as much to both parties as he has admitted.

The obvious answer is because humans are creatures of habit and politely clapping at the beginning and end of the talk is what humans do.

So you do it here as well.

Just like people will clap when Henry Kissinger is giving an interview.

All it takes is 1 person to clap and now suddenly everyone else is the asshole.
The problem is either you go with iPhone or android. And, android is rife with so much ads, we can't even use phone properly.

We need something to break this duopoly mobile market otherwise it is always gonna be problematic.
another plus/4? You realize Bil is responsible for the worst Commodore computers?
Taiwan does this too and as the German poster mentioned, this results in MASSIVE out-of-city illegal dumpsites. It also leads to a cultural quirk where every day at some set time your whole neighborhood stands partly on a corner, partly spilling to a road, waiting for the trash truck to come. Then when it arrives everyone lines up and sets their daily trash bag into the truck.

It's an important part of local culture cause all the old people like hanging out and hyucking it up together but I've got a TODO item to map public vehicle / pedestrian collision data against local trash pickup times to see how often scooters or cars are taking out the elderly that are walking into a second lane of traffic because the sidewalk is packed with people holding trash bags and the first lane is taken up by a trash truck. Bonus points if the second lane also had a slow moving trash motorcycle (some kind of separate private trash pickup entity I don't yet understand) that decided to simply park adjacent to the trash truck and directly in traffic.

Anyway plus side yeah in Taipei there isn't a rat problem like new york, so I guess in some ways it kinda works, definitely not ideal imo though. I don't think trash bins would work either here though, the alleys are too small, the road system too... improvised.
Ex-Qualcomm CEO Joins ARM Board During Legal Fight
Ah, I love seeing new things in this space!

I wrote a much simpler demo back in 2018 using the Apple Pencil + OCR to compile Swift code: https://twitter.com/NathanFlurry/status/980501243377344512

It's essentially just a glorified Swift AST and in no way competes with the efficiency of a traditional keyboard, but 48h of hacking scratched enough of that itch I had to build a VPL.
for those who also want to build a computer with only nand gate, I recomend this awesome game
https://nandgame.com/
#3 is nearly impossible in practice, because your audience will not sit patiently and entertain you while you do this. In nearly all cases, they will derail your explanation and bring in all sorts of tangential issues that may not even be relevant. Threading through this will require more energy than everyone is willing to spend, so someone will find a way to cut the conversation short. They might also be upset because they feel like you think they're slow, whether or not that's true and no matter how nice your delivery is.
We built Roomlio entirely with svelte. Large app and many components. Having used react and angular on production apps in the past, I much prefer svelte. That being said, I am sick of framework fatigue and going forward I would probably choose raw web components and a simple template literal based template library like lit-html (not lit element). Write all the other bits ourselves.
I was in a similar situation, heavy class component based TypeScript Vue 2 project. Vetur was still the default vscode extension and slow. It was either a big rewrite to Vue 3 or a big rewrite to React for me. I switched to React+MobX and have no regrets.
It is very easy to create a safe language. Hell, most brainfuck interpreter is likely completely safe, you allocate a large enough array and just iterate over its basic instructions that only ever modify that array and print a character. A Turing machine in itself can do no harm.

The hard part comes at allowing it to do something useful, but only the parts I believe should be able to. E.g. plugging in file system access to our brainfuck interpreter will make it quite unsafe. Node for example does have C FFI.
ChatGPT Snapshots
This post is why I believe the Apple Magic Keyboard is actually the best gaming keyboard currently available. I noticed it when I tried gaming on traditional mechanical keyboard, and then on an AMK. The Apple keyboard feels distinctly snappier, lets me react faster and take actions in quicker succession.

Now when I watch a real-time strategy gaming streamer or something, and hear them clacking furiously at their fancy mechanical keyboard, I wince. They're losing 10-20ms to key travel on every action they take!
Missed an ‘s’ in your url https://rentry.co/music-creation-ai-tools
Yes, NFT proponents and those invested in the swindle try to imply such. They try to imply NFTs are worth anything outside their ecosystem. They try to imply this by relying on blockchain technology while in reality its centralized and there is no consensus on the intellectual property because the authority isn't verified. Its as if you run a digital notary which would rely on law to be enforced, but the law would only work within the notary vicinity. If I own the copy of the artwork (say a digital equivalent of a Picasso) because I made it or bought the rights from the owner then I will have that copy even when all NFTs are purged off the earth. And copyright law is recognized nearly worthwide while a NFT blockchain... is not.
DevOps with Docker – Containers for Beginners
> Besides the bottom of the stack, managed languages are more than fast enough for nigh everything

And yet, there is a lot of enthusiasm (at least here on HN) for web development in Rust...
Since i first stumbled upon Quasar(built on vue 3) last year, i have never looked back. It is all that I ever wanted and could never find. And with pinia instead of vuex it's all even simpler. Vue isn't going anywhere and neither am i.
Not for much longer, access has to be very explicitly specified at start time so that (deliberate) hole is getting smaller and smaller. But of course native functions is a thing (but very infrequent)
Cats kill tons of birds, to the point of driving many bird species to extinction.
Is it the richest city in the world? In the USA i think it has the highest income inequality https://www.mytwintiers.com/news-cat/infographic-shows-new-y...
For me, DX.

I'm writing a dashboard UI for a project as well as the marketing site, both in SvelteKit. It's so easy to write semantic HTML and I'm not forced to see divs everywhere (this has apparently been fixed in React). The reactivity bits are great. It's also lightweight.

I've already seen comments here basically saying, "Yeah cool, React is here to stay" and that's fine. Y'all use that.

Svelte is easy to pick up and a joy to use.
What side of the equation are you looking for. I think you'll need a pile more info.
There’s a very complex open source low code project called Budibase that you can look at: https://github.com/Budibase/budibase
It… does. Now I wonder if this was not in 3 from the beginning, or if I simply always assumed this behavior was the same after upgrading from Vue2. Wow. Thanks.
+ it's regressive!
C128 with floppy was the ~same cost as Atari ST. Most people chose 128 thinking it was C64 but twice as awesome, not realizing it was C64 with garbage leftovers from failed projects thrown in to double the price.
And I want to hear the uncensored opinions of those dev teams.

This here was a blog for managers.
Don't you think there's some significant non genetic component to whatever made him so smart? Otherwise we'd be hearing about his relatives.
Rats are actually native to Europe though.
> That’s why people opt for moderated communities, actually learning to handle content and ignore repugnant or vile content takes diligence and building that up is time-consuming, so they’ll happily pay money (via ads or directly) to offload filtering out that content.

The catch here is that people are not aware that their content is frequently shadow moderated. Even if you do try to engage with vitriolic commentary, your comment may be removed without your knowledge, and the forum will still show you your comment as if it's not removed. It works like this on Reddit for all comments [1], but again as I said, all forums now engage in shadow moderation. And at the end of the day it is also an us problem, not just a them problem, because we're often the ones reporting the content that gets taken down. When people are made aware that this is happening, they do call for change, for example [2],

> ...what is the supposed rationale for making you think a removed post is still live and visible?

> ...So the mods delete comments, but have them still visible to the writer. How sinister.

> ...what’s stunning is you get no notification and to you the comment still looks up. Which means mods can set whatever narrative they want without answering to anyone.

Here's another way to think about whether or not to use shadow moderation. If you think it's a good idea to use it, then you think it's an effective tool for changing minds. Your ideological opponent, whose comments you want to secretly hide (lest they give you more trouble), is, by your definition, immoral. The extreme left and right both think this of each other. And since they are immoral, they will make more immoral use of this tool than you do, thereby effecting more influence than you, which is precisely the opposite of what you set out to achieve. Therefore the only winning move is not to play [3]. You cannot support the use of a tool in the world without your opponent eventually getting their hands on it. So it's really a game of: who can make the first truly free speech forum that encourages rather than secretly shuts down debate?

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CantSayAnything/comments/ynfu22/wri...

[2] https://www.reveddit.com/about/faq/#react

[3] https://youtu.be/MpmGXeAtWUw?t=74
Elon Musk suspends Kanye West from Twitter for inciting violence
It kind of seems like this product will be dead on arrival. Why did y'all go through with a launch instead of making the tough, but probably correct, decision to just kill it?
They're not asking for the platform fee, they're asking for the underlying banking fee, they're essentially asking for fees from swift transfers coming out of your bank account.

They've lost it.
von neumann is not your culture, he's from hungary
I've heard about this in the Netherlands I think, but don' think it's very common.
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> Twitter's policy was not in place when the pandemic started,

Which is exactly my point.

This is NOT "the policy that originally said that telling people to wear a mask to protect yourself from COVID was a mistruth" because Twitter never did that.

You are free to conjecture hypotheticals, but it would be just that - conjecture.
Now do the one about milk and churning butter
The funny thing was that you could have both. Rocking a dual-CRT setup in 1985 would have been pretty cool!

Most of the programs that support dual screen are recent retroscene things (such as Petscii Robots and the Eye of the Beholder port), but I think I have read about at least one game that used it back in the day. Some obscure tabletop wargame-like thing.
> recommend Miele vacuums which are fully sealed with proper gaskets for maximum suction and minimum allergen leaking/spreading...Dyson strongly not recommended

Have you tried a water vaccuum? :)
Just repurposed from a company called terrabloom. I use their fans with a duct as a diy solder fume extractor. It’s a very powerful fan.
Kitties!!!
Same price as Atari ST.
This is great feedback, thanks. I’ll definitely be putting pricing information on the website.
Hi Dennis, while I was on the Influx careers page, I noticed that you have certain Kenyan-based openings. Are you currently considered a Ruby Engineer not in Malaysia/Melbourne.

Thanks.
Apple iPhone 14 Emergency SOS via Satellite Feature Saves Stranded Man in Alaska
It is absolutely ridiculous that Apple and Google demand 30% cut of all transactions happening in the apps that run on their OS. Imagine if Windows had done that or if Netscape/Firefox/Opera had demanded 30% cut of transactions happening on their browsers.

Back in the days when App Stores hadn't launched Android and iOS did not exist, apps for platforms like Palm, Pocket PC, Symbian, Blackberry etc worked like how Windows software still works today - you bought them directly from the developer's website. Stores like Handdango and Pocketgear were multi platform app stores who were taking 30% cut. I remember even back then there were voices being raised against those fees. But back then, those were not the only ways one could distribute their apps. None of the smartphone platforms back then mandated developers to distribute their apps only through their store. Even when Android launched, it was open and these stores carried Android apps as well. Apple launched the app store and changed everything in the name of security and user experience. It was just a shameless money grab by a giant corporation.

Microsoft got all the flack just for bundling a browser for free with OS while Google and Apple have been arm twisting developers into paying 30% of their revenue for years.
I'm allergic to lemonenes ('citrus/orange smell'), the oil in the shell of citrus fruits. It's in everything. Deodorant, soap, detergent, various cleaners etc.

Every time there's some sort of "better smell" somewhere, where it's just "nice to have" I think: why? Why have this as well on top of everything?
CGA monitor in 1985 cost you as much as another C64.