skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah exactly.

Here's a thread by Grant Sanderson (Math youtuber 3Blue1Brown), with some.. interesting... examples.

https://twitter.com/3blue1brown/status/1598256290765377537

This one especially made me laugh: https://twitter.com/dgbrazales/status/1598262662739419138
I think that is one of the benefits of having an easily parallelizable model.
I've given up making sousvide anything for the same reason.
And those laws are not actual laws in the eyes of the government, why would they care
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> Surely it's possible to acknowledge the flaws of a measure without devolving into ideological and cultural warfare?

When a professor of linguistics decides it is appropriate to write a paper criticizing a study about falling sperm counts, I don’t think that is a safe bet.
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There's a session token in your browser cookie for the site, you have to pass that to the server. Honestly, though, I'm not going to be in the top 100 so I don't bother anymore. I open the input and hit Cmd-s and save it to my inputs directory. I've made it into the top 100 precisely one time in the 4 years (this is my 5th) I've participated, and I honestly don't know why I was in the top that time. It wasn't a terribly hard problem (for the folks that were reliably making it in the top 100) if you'd done the earlier parts since it was a simple search (increment register 0 value, check that it's not in a cycle, and count the number of executed instruction if it halts). You did need to complete day 16 first though, and it was closer to Christmas itself so maybe that was why.

If you do use a download script make sure you check whether or not you've downloaded it before. He's also requested that you put in a user agent that provides some contact info (rather than being generic). The server has been getting slammed by people hitting it too often and he's considering banning some, and wants a way to reach out to people who may have a misbehaving script.

https://adventofcode.com/2018/day/21 - My one top 100 result

https://adventofcode.com/2018/day/16

https://www.reddit.com/r/adventofcode/comments/z9dhtd/please...
I have a split mechanical ergo that is nearly identical to an ms4000 ergo

https://cloudnineergo.com/products/cloud-nine-c989m-ergonomi...

I was immediately productive on it and matched my previous typing at 70-90wpm. As opposed to my ergodox-ez which I could muster less than a third of my typing speed. I decided to not spend the extra time to master the ergodox-ez.
That would be ridiculous. "Use of force" is pretty much the entire reason we need police in the first place. Unless you want officers who are unwilling to do their jobs due to risk of prosecution, or citizens engaging in legalized vigilantism in order to stop crimes, the standards regarding use of force for police officers and normal citizens pretty much _have_ to be different.
So I have to suffer a lifetime of kids just for this vague possibility? No thanks.
As far as Slack statuses go, I only check if it is Green, Red, or Do Not Disturb. I have never actually read someone's status message, much less used it as a birthday indicator.
> Google is still a search engine first

The web has eroded to a place where a few platforms contain most of the salient information for consumers.
Mainly using state assets to campaign for his party (incredibly biased state media/propaganda posters everywhere).

He's also had a supermajority since 2010 and has used it to change the voting system in his favor.
Have you thought about solving the problem from a different direction? Providing a read-only, sanitized clone of the database that can be accessed outside of the core application code?

Seems like that could kill more birds with the same stone?
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Are you implying that $200K is a crazy high salary for Mozilla's CEO?
Given trends in birth rate and fertility, we are much more likely to have an under-population / geriatric population problem than an overpopulation problem.
Acquihire
That would be one of the reasons that “people want the flashy interactions less” – though for good interactive animations, assuming screen-size is not a massive issue, touch could be a more natural interface than a mouse or similar.
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>This framework is designed to take into account a wide range of locations, individual conditions, and other data that can contribute to changing trends in sperm counts.

So, just count everyone and diminish the geographical factor in a problem. OK, let's ignore the problem until everyone is affected. Seems pretty un-legit.
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Don't worry, I'm sure they're gonna make it related to the browser market by trying to push it on Firefox users. In case it was truly an acqui-hire, I suppose those devs are worth a lot more than the Mozilla devs they let go? Or maybe it was just nepotism.
Thanks once for the response, and eleventy times for actually developing a non-cloud translation thingy. As for the caching thing I was really hoping this was the case so I guess that makes it three.
So then the essential question is what is the ratio of delayable vs non-delayable purchases.
Couldn't agree more. I love Nix (well, i have nits with the lang/UX), but Flakes is essential imo.

Using Nix without Flakes is going through 99% of the trouble for concrete, reproducible builds but then dropping the last 1%.

I had my non-Flake builds break like it was a mutable operating system. I just don't get why Flakes aren't the standard.
On the current MacBook Pro models the trackpad feels more precise but afaiu it is just the higher refresh rate of the screen (120 vs 60 hz).
There are companies out there that take the lead in a market and go on to refuse offers from Google. Google isn't all-powerful. People do say no to them.

GroupOn is probably that biggest. They turned down a $6bn offer. They're now worth $258m, down 92% from a peak of almost $16bn, so maybe not the best example over the long term, but they did say no.
So that's your take?

"This thing that humans have done for eons without medical assistance now requires it and that's totally fine. Nothing to see here."

Really?
Can Mozilla use machine learning to make a competitive browser? Can they use machine learning to figure out why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
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It's certainly preferable that I were never born. But suicide is not the same as never having been. Right now, the marginal utility of living another day is not always negative, but I expect that to change as my physical health deteriorates in the coming years. Once that changes, I'll revisit the suicide issue.
It's like a swimming pool. It takes a lot of water to initially fill it, but then it's cleaned and mostly recirculated/reused. In 2020, Intel used less water per chip than they did in 2010.

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/newsroom/news/water-...
Yes, anyone can build that. They did and got acquired. Lesson for everyone out there: build your ideas, unless you want other people to take the credit.
Is the implication that is a high salary for a tech executive?
It's trivially easy when that 'proof of identity' is purely a unique identifier shown to the user, and not actually tied to real-world identity. This is what a domain name is, ICANN ensures people can't register a domain name if someone already owns it, so with that guarantee, everyone trusts that 'google.com' showing up in their URL bar means that the certificate presented by the server they're connecting to is actually authorized to show 'google.com'.
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This is mean, but it's not so blatantly false that it's worthy of downvoting.

Nix and Nixpkgs are messy, evolved things with a lot of history and quirks. They're also very powerful tools that can change the way you even approach computers. If you stick with them long enough, they may inspire you to extend and leverage them in creative ways... continuing the process of messy evolution. :)
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Exactly, i talked to ChatGPT and it gave me a lot of wrong information in an authorative tone. I consider it dangerous as-is.
What Clippy can teach us all
There are always people who write that about anything here. Sometimes there is some hidden, no obvious complexity. Probably it would be best to ask Discord developers for estimate, their extended presence is similar.
I love this.
I dabble a bit in electronics as well as tabletop wargames and have always dreamed of having an interactive table with "moving" terrain, doors that open/close, LED's indicating some status of an objective, rotating walkways, that sort of thing.
I think if you're plynth interface can be opensourced or licensed even, that you can do more than just play card games. How about track your games that support said interface? Wins, losses, draws, rewards. Not sure what the storage capacity is of the cards, but I see possibilities more in the form of combining Amiibo's with Steam's social features like achievements and the workshop.
Darch
> You clearly have a "pull the ladder up behind you" ideology ... How generous of you to demand no one else get what you got for free just by born.

You're violating quite a few of the HN guidelines here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

You can make your points without asserting bad motives on other commenters or otherwise raising the rhetorical temperature.
In many parts of the world that is a pretty good salary
This plus the palm tree and sick emojis are the only things I care about. In the latter cases I'll just not even send the message.
In the article series I think parent is referencing[0] they talk about Colorado along with a bunch of other things people come up with based on "common sense".

Notably higher altitude alone seems highly correlated with lower obesity and diabetes rates regardless of physical activity. Again, this points to environmental factors.

[0] https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07/a-chemical-hunger-p...
Lets put aside the fact that you wouldn't know the correct values for whatever garbage generic toner the refill company gave you. How are you going to deal with the fact that the printer already has particles of the old toner in the system and now you are introducing contamination with a set of different particles from the new cartridge/refill?
Maybe they are paying too little, lol. These decisions are odd.
Consumers can't compete on an individual level against giant mega corporations actively obfuscating information from them even if they had lots of free time and weren't overburdened already. And corporations can lobby to even get obvious terms redefined (Assembled in America) so everyone needs to understand lawyer speak to even make sense of the information they do receive.

And that is without even getting into misinformation campaigns.
If you're interested in helping us get there, we'd love the help. Hop in the Discord and we can talk about what it would take.
EFF's brand and marketing portrays a wholesome organization fighting for the people. That is sometimes the case, but notice the positions they take either benefit or don't affect telecoms, whose interests they surreptitiously exist to advocate. It took me many years to realize this. You may disagree with me which is fine, but keep this in mind over time as you observe their positions and see for yourself.
That disengenuiously misrepresents the problem of cancel culture. Cancel culture is the propagation of a vocal minority conspiring to stop certain topics being discussed, i.e. deplatforming. What cancel culture should be is that some shill hawking defunct idea's can't sell enough tickets to a talk to cover costs and therefore stops, or they end up with no followers and no audience, not someone else taking away my ability to hear certain topics.
> are the original low-code platform, but that little bit of code is still daunting.

It may seem that this formula generation is just pushing Grist more into the no-code territory, that is, only for people who [add you favourite no-code crowd description here]

That is just not true.

- First, like all code assistants, you are still in full control. you can 100% edit the generated python formula to your likes.

- Second, and more generally, grist can be fully integrated with other solutions using its API (≈ backend) and its grids can be fully rewritten with custom html widgets (≈ frontend)

High-Code (and only if you need it), In, Back, and Front.

Anyway, I voted Yes [1]

[1] https://www.getgrist.com/blog/ai-formula-generation-experime...
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He played a video game while talking to investors! That means he’s just like the rest of us! (??)
Text to Diagram Tools
Source: https://github.com/terrastruct/text-to-diagram-site
WebAssembly ecosystem booming it seems.
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The whole point of cryptocurrencies is that they're not supposed to be converted to and from dollars - their use case is to bypass fiat currencies such as the dollar and more specifically the centralized institutions necessary to process transactions in fiat currency.

If you sell goods or services for a bitcoin, you can buy a bitcoin worth of stuff. If bitcoin happens to be worth $15k, that means you can buy $15k worth of stuff, but the important thing is at no point in time do you need to convert your bitcoin into $15k.
Mozilla acts like an organisation that has given up on Firefox and is pining around for their next thing.
Is anyone still using Sketch? Their yearly licensing killed it for me.
China has been a country for longer than the history of European civilization. They do not subscribe to the view that nothing that happened before 1945 matters the way Americans seem to.
You are very much in a bubble if you think the primary use of Google search is programming questions.
Corporations are human constructs; they exist in whichever reality we create for them. You don't have to give in to their demands. They have to give in to ours.
For non religious people, the ones who don't believe in the invisible hand, regulations could take care of that, although given the current dynamic we're getting further from that by the day
k-cups get quite warm when in use so I'd avoid it for daily use. Try a french press with a glass container instead. I also threw away my Aeropress for similar reasons.
It makes me wonder though - what's he thinking? How can he think these interviews are a good strategy? Is he an idiot, or does he have a really amazing plan?
am I right in thinking that this is only the second dinosaur species (after the much larger, and unrelated Spinosaurus) adapted to the aquatic environment? Competition must've been fierce to prevent more dinos making this move, or perhaps the land environment was simply too rich to bother moving away from
Student debt is a bubble created by making it non-dischargeable in bankruptcy.
There's a difference between a nation and a state, although the two are nearly always synonymous in the modern world.

Taiwan and China being one nation is the policy of the governments of both China and Taiwan.

Of course Taiwanese nationalism is it's own thing now, but the Taiwanese people seeing themselves as not Chinese is a relatively recent phenomenon - it's been functionally independent for less than 100 years, and before that it was a Japanese colony like several others that have since been reabsorbed by China.

I'm not supporting Chineses irredentism, and I don't think the parent comment was either. Taiwan should remain independent. What the parent was explaining is why China would want Taiwan no matter what - it's a historical part of China that is relatively recently separated, so they want it for purely nationalistic reasons. It's no different from Serbia and Kosovo, or Russia and swaths of Ukraine. The economics don't matter if all you care about is your wounded national pride.
I use this script to make recoll produce pdfgrep-like output so that I can use it with Emacs and pdfgrep.el. This gives a nice interactive way to wade through thousands of pdf files.

https://github.com/jeremy-compostella/pdfgrep/pull/8#issueco...
Apparently stem cells from in-utero fetuses do all sorts of interesting things, and are detected all sorts of places in the mother's body for an indefinite time after pregnancy.