skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't have a key for the forward slash either and still am able to write it: /////

The trick is that people like us can reach it by pressing Shift+7. Which of course is rarely recognized by games (or IDEs for that matter - many shortcuts simply don't work).
I get the feeling of wanting a thing you're used to keeping the same looks, but k9 definitely does not have a good user experience. I don't know if the new look will be that, but definitely needs a face lift.
I want to learn about quantum mechanics.
10 year old me is pretty bummed I haven't invented a teleporter yet and ChatGPT said this is a pretty good place to start :)
By this very reason people shouldn't have learned addition and multiplication since numerical calculators were made available.

They also absolutely shouldn't have learned to play musical notes since computers can do that.

My point is that learning the very basics of every human endeavor make you better prepared for any situation and will give you a better and deeper understanding.
I don't know about you guys, but this... is just incredible. Imagine the possibilities. I can't wait for open world games to include AI like this. Imagine walking up to NPCs in GTA or Cyberpunk and having a 'normal' conversation with them. An AI like ChatGPT could create plausible answers, and text to speech AI could read them out loud giving NPC's an actual voice. Imagine how real the world would feel!!
And having seen the terminal emulation by Chat GPT, it would not be hard to make it emulate the terminals and internet on the computers in Cyberpunk for example.
I can't wait to play open world games in 10 years.
From the article:

> A tenant with a disability should notify the landlord of their need for a reasonable accommodation, requesting an alternative to the app, like a traditional key. If the landlord does not comply with the request, the tenant can file a complaint with the New York State Division of Human Rights

I imagine this exception would also apply to some conservative Jewish tenants. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_on_Shabbat

> The Conservative movement's Committee on Jewish Law and Standards has argued that "refraining from operating lights and other permitted electrical appliances is a pious behavior," but is not required, while also stating that the use of some electrical devices (such as computers, cameras, and smartphones which record data) is forbidden on the sabbath
I was in the military and served in country. I get it's a dangerous job with arduous hours and on average pay that doesn't match the areas they serve.

That doesn't mean the principles and guidelines that drive our policing forces don't need a rewrite from time to time. I'm less critical of individual cops, and less inclined to blast the profession, but what I said is the best way I can express disatisfaction without getting personal or rude, to be quite honest.
If his history is valid disqualification from playing, then they should not have allowed him to play in the first place.

But they did allow him to play, and only now after the fact want to somehow disqualify that he played and won and fairly.

I don't think people willing to do that are in a great position from which to talk about anyone else's integrity.
Negative net benefits as they fulfil 2 purposes:

1) Ridiculously large, risk-unadjusted payoff for the promoter
2) Regulatory circumvention

Mix in some hype and voila - you get the same level of energy as a crypto-venture in traditional finance.
I live in TX and the only thing I noticed was a shiny star on the ID.

17 years of delay for a star. So much $$$ spent to get a star on IDs
Not surprising that the makers of InDesign would be a fine print company.
Intro to SwiftUI: a curriculum written by ChatGPT
We rented an airbnb, very nice, very luxurious. Had motion activated lights everywhere. We slept with the light on because it malfunctioned and there was no physical switch to turn it off -- we actually called the owner and he said there is no need, "they will turn off automatically".

It is funny people can't envision things breaking...

(And before you ask, the light was in a corridor but there was no door to the bedroom. The switch was stuck on because it was broken not because it overlooked the bed -- it did not)
Depending on your market it could make them more money even if you don’t buy the car, as the next buyer might pay a premium over what they would have sold it elsewhere? I don’t know how they would do that arbitrage but in theory it could work.
> Anything worth doing is worth doing off-line.

But this is directly against the easiest line of profit so no, vendors will not stop going in that direction even if it makes no sense to most people.
Many wasm runtimes come with gas and instruction counters, so any language fit for wasm is fit for modern crypto chains. What is Fe trying to reinvent?
Not mentioned is that they've been forced or sued to halt sales operations in multiple states multiple times (Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Florida) and had reported issues in California, Texas (among others, these are just the ones I remember). I believe it's all been for the same reason - in most states, car dealers have to send you a title within a certain time frame (like 30 days) of the purchase, and Carvana has been incapable of doing that.

This is total speculation, but it seemed like they were purchasing cars and selling them before they had titles on them. I believe some people never received their titles. I wonder how many of them were stolen vehicles fenced through a startup too concerned with scale to comply with the law.
You gotta love how a roughly %3 decrease in year-to-year revenue leads to a %97 decrease in the stock price and an increase in the net loss from ~$30 million to ~$300 million

Despite the concentration of highly intelligent and educated folks who make up the stock traders of the world... they make remarkably bad bets on the future of markets more often than not.

I couldn't fathom the idea of me being any better playing the market vs pros -- but this really illustrates the fact that in the long run the only effective, proven way to consistently beat the market is investing in index funds.

The stock market is a particularly fickle bitch and mostly zero-sum-game.
They do build bridges for cars even where no one is swimming across, though.
How to generate unemployment 101.
At least in the UK (with Cazoo, Cinch, etc) you get 7-14 days to return the car - they come back and collect it. Much longer than just a test drive.

https://www.cinch.co.uk/returns

https://www.cazoo.co.uk/7-day-money-back-guarantee/
I get the very real social instinct there.

Looking at it objectively — the delivery guy gets paid either way, right? And the extent to which their business model exploited that feeling of guilt, is the extent to which it is kind of… unethical feels like not quite the right word, but it is bad to expect people to take a worse deal because they feel guilty.
according recent Czech statistical bureau data[1] only 81% Czechs over 16 own smartphone, if you count kids the percentage drops even lower, but why should kids after school be able to get into building and apartment, right?

[1]
https://www.czso.cz/documents/10180/200499059/csu_tk_ict_pre...
You are being asked those questions because you are seen as an expert in the matter or as an "authority" (by expertise) in general.

First, I think it should be okay to answer "I don't know" if you don't know. If you feel like this is okay it should become easier.

If you lose confidence when your managers are around I would start asking myself why this is the case? Are you afraid that they will judge you? Do you have a strained relationship?

Anyway, this is a rather complicated issue which takes time to tackle. If you can afford it, go see a public speaking coach/mental coach/therapist. If you think it's just part something you need to practice, there are "impromptu theater" groups.
>but no one says that between 1900 and 1910 people dressed with such great taste.

I like how people dressed in 1900s.
Whatever extent that should be, needs to have been decided and implemented before allowing him to enter the competition, not after allowing him to play and win.
One of the two creators of Dune is Philippe Ulrich. He did most of the design and development, including the digital soundtrack.

Here is a recent interview of him (in French): https://www.cnc.fr/jeu-video/actualites/philippe-ulrich---av...
Who would be banning the news orgs in countries where the government is captured by them? That captive government?

Why is the public interest best served by the government siding with google/facebook etc over the news orgs themselves?
The friction is already there and it is mandated by law.
>Under this new guidance, many peer-reviewed papers would be free for the world to read immediately upon publication rather than stuck behind expensive paywalls, and the data that underlay these papers would be fully available and properly archived for anyone who wanted to analyze them.

they start with a bad faith argument and then go on to somehow justify their stand. WHY?

>It also can lead to the erosion of work-life boundaries, with astronomers working long hours, sacrificing their health and family time so their result gets out before the competition’s. This is bad for the culture of science and disproportionately affects those with children or other time-consuming personal circumstances (such as being a student, a caretaker or a full-time college instructor while also performing research).

so you are saying the entire "science" of the astronomy world revolves around the capitalist expensive journals whose entire job is to extract money from thin air and be a Bullship supply/demand regulator?

edit: i would say this article is a perfect reason WHY SCIHUB should exist and flourish
NSO ?
State-Backed Hacking has become the norm in every country.
I played quite a bit with ChatGPT. Many times some of the answers are absurd or completely irrational. So that might be a hint.

Some times, though, the answers are false but plausible.
I'd be wary of exposing a heating element to the internet

But I also love coffee so you should send this to James Hoffman and see if he'll do a video on it
No strong evidence but this things* come from people really disliking cyclists, at least in my experience.

*supporting mandatory helmet laws, mandatory insurance on bicycles, other bicycle taxes, license plates on bicycles and applying car-related legal requirements in general, requiring driving license to use bicycle, ban on cycling by children, opposing safe infrastructure such as segregated bike lanes, opposing any bicycle infrastructure, wanting to ban cycling on roads, wanting to remove cycleways.
I think in some regions they're a lot more common than others – in Connecticut they're found in almost every grocery store, but states/cities without an outsize Italian-American presence one might have to run around town.
or you have rooted Android without gapps, my case, you can say goodbye to plenty of apps
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Sorry, didn’t mean to go and make your story the object of my most paranoid thoughts.

It seemed like someone else was trying to express the same thing I had thought and not succeeding, and I felt inclined to share and maybe help them and myself to be understood.
Http://fac.com/arc
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Negative interest is supposed to be applied on cash and bank reserves (this includes checking accounts). Not on savings accounts.

The entire point of negative interest rates is to get people to stop holding 70% of their balances at the bank in checking accounts. Because checking accounts cannot be used for loans, the bank creates new money which lands on another checking account which repeats endlessly like some sort of out of control recursive function resulting in a perpetual increase in the M1 money supply.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pisces%E2%80%93Cetus_Superclus...
tfw I though this comment was made by a Human...
This. The rationale of Djot's design decisions are sane. Heck, it's even understandable that lists 'require' the blank line. Yet blank lines in lists really break the reading flow. It would be worthwhile to sacrifice a pure design decision in favor of practicability and readability.
Thanks for you post! I spent a few hours verifying each and every academic piece it provided me and they were all false, nonexistent made up resources. I started investigations and googled everything it shared with me. All doctors, researchers and studies were fake, links were fake, insights, study summaries were fake. But looked convincing and real. I am still processing it. We have a long chat about truth and lies and that fake information can be harmful but the model was absolutely convinced it is saying the truth. I called genius evil. I think our online space can be in danger if such systems will be adopted. Humans may make wrong ethical choices or decisions about their money or health. Everybody seem so excited about this chat but there is potential for harm here.
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The truest and most horrible claim made for modern transport is that it “annihilates space.” It does. It annihilates one of the most glorious gifts we have been given. It is a vile inflation which lowers the value of distance, so that a modern boy travels a hundred miles with less sense of liberation and pilgrimage and adventure than his grandfather got from traveling ten (C.S. Lewis, Surprised by Joy).

Even as a passionate hiker, I can barely imagine what does it mean to cross a mountain pass in winter, with the equipment they had at the time.
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No it's not. They are not conceding.
May. Also may not.
funny enough, we sold our old Civic for 2.5x Carvana's asking price. In cash, nonetheless!
RTFA. They ignored their own policies.
Vitalik recently wrote a great article about this here: https://vitalik.ca/general/2022/12/05/excited.html
Still one of my “I need this code today” soundtracks. I absolutely adore it.
Oh wow, literally one minute after this was posted, I posted a GitHub repo for my own attempt at creating a game in ChatGPT

https://github.com/capnmidnight/ChatGPT-Adventure

I think it could be really interesting to treat prompts as source code and iterate on them in OSS fashion to create better outputs.
SKIN - still trading above NAV post-merger despite all the market turmoil. It's not one of the "sexy" SPACs in EVs and stuff though, they make beauty products and most of their business is consumables for those products.
how is this legal, don't they have some fire code in US? it's nice you can open from inside, but how can firemen get in the building without wasting precious seconds?

plus at least in czechia only 81% people over 16 have smartphone, much less if you count also kids, so my kids would be locked out and most likely also me with rooted Android without gapps
To be fair you probably could have gotten a similar deal on the rest of the market. Used car prices have been insane.
Needs layer previews like Affinity but still, love Inkscape.
I can tell you that on my death bed I’ll be proud I successfully migrated to Scotland and assimilated there, if I manage that. Getting a good photo of a lynx and a snow leopard in Himalayas are definitely going to be unforgettable too. Though the latter ones are probably going to happen later than 2023. :)

If anything, I’m wondering if I’m not wishing for too much.
I should have been clearer; being nice to an obvious troll that you banned just a short while earlier is likely to invite more trolling rather than less, which negatively impacts everyone else. It's great that you're not taking it personally, but it doesn't seem good for HN.

I may have pointed it out before, but there is data demonstrating that your approach works poorly compared to alternatives: https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3178876.3186141
I love projects like these! I don't have anything to add to what others have already said about nostalgia and simpler times, except I watched the Civilization intro and almost started a play-through. The original Civilization tile set is so pleasant to look at.
Quote from the article:

In his new book - The Truth About Wuhan - whistleblower Dr Huff claims the

pandemic was the result of the US government's funding of dangerous genetic

engineering of coronaviruses in China.
my phone also sucks and the search can literally take upwards of a minute sometimes. This is a nightmare

They replaced the washing machines in the complex I live at recently. The doors don't open unless the app tells it to. One time I forgot to add a sock and had already closed the door. I hadn't paid or selected any options or even paired my phone yet. But the door was locked and I had no choice but to pay in order to get my clothes back. I had to just handwash my sock

Just more bs technology meant to keep houseless folks from accessing services.
BriskCI Python Public Beta
I was on the private beta and it's great. Would recommend for anyone using pytest.
z and forward slash don't seem to work on macOS.
> The guy is funding Starlink for Ukraine out his own pocket (or at least was last I heard).

You hard kinda wrong, it's a bit of a wash, but USAID paid a significant amount of the cost for starlink.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/04/08/us-quietl...
This blog references another blog where the author has ChatGPT emulate a Linux terminal [1].

The output it produces is incredibly impressive but I just tried to use the same prompts and got back "I'm sorry, but I am not capable of acting as a Linux terminal or any other type of command-line interface."

Interesting that this capability has been neutered.

1. https://www.engraved.blog/building-a-virtual-machine-inside/
I came here to say the opposite: The folder icons ... a mess. Dynamic spacing depending how long the folder name is, free style sorting, "arranging", ... that is a lot of things but not a folder system ;) .. maybe a "desktop" folder ... but not a structural archiving system.

I was a macOS 9 user before I switched to Windows ... and I have to say: I had a fonder memory of it than what I see in this emulation. All operating systems came a long way since. But hey, it is 20 years, is not it.
If I put my hand on a table, and someone slams a hammer next to it, I would be justified in being upset about the near-miss as it had a big chance of hurting me.

If the hammer is on the table, and I put my hand next to it, there is really no reason for anyone to be angry. I didn't hurt the hammer. And I'm not a hypocrite, as in this case the chance of hurting myself was zero.
There's something immensely satisfying with the idea of a 500m space rock vaporizing Jersey City!
Crosswordle – A Daily Wordle Crossword Puzzle
First people need to sue Apple for this. I guess no one is suing Apple over airpods.

Worth to remind that before going to court, there's consumer protection 'agency', known as PROCON, to resolve consumer issues before going to court.

This happened with Samsung. Samsung resolve the issue before going to court. They give a free charger if you ask for.
I think you missed the "mandatory".

It's like religion. You have one. Good for you. Don't shove it down other people's throats.

Edit: I just realized this could read rather harsh. I didn't refer to you explaining your preferences, but "shoving it down our throats" is seemingly the current attitude of MS as a whole.
Friends of mine wore masks on the back of their heads so it looked like they were looking back, that stopped the magpies swooping on them from behind one summer.
No it isn't. Checkmate! Boom!
I'm curious why it's only 7 days with Cazoo as I'm thinking Cinch's 14 days are pretty much what the regs on online/distance selling require.
> If it cannot render in GitHub it's not real. If it's harder for me to write in the 99% case then it's not worth it. If it's harder for me to implement within my application then I'm too lazy to switch.

There's also on-prem Bitbucket, which supports an even more limited form of Markdown. One could always use CI to render the documentation into Confluence (because it's a safe bet someone who uses Bitbucket uses Confluence as well) using Pandoc, but it's still a downgrade in usability: you can't just review the changes to the documentation done in branch A in rendered form.

But yes, GitHub is king. I don't like mermaid.js, but when I do, I do my diagrams in mermaid.js because GH renders them.
This is wildly inaccurate. I know plenty of HR folks (directors and otherwise) who are perfectly ethical and enjoy their job.
Not sure if they are new, I searched the first one and the first Google search result contains a solution for it: https://puzzlehunt.club.cc.cmu.edu/protected/solutions/21033...
Goldman Sachs on hunt for bargain crypto firms after FTX fiasco
I don’t doubt that some governments would see it that way (although I do doubt the fed would pull that off).

My argument is merely a) that there is nothing inherent to a CBDC making anonymous transactions impossible b) there are governments recognizing that this is an important feature of their planned CBDC - as they should.
Intriguing work! I hadn’t realized they made grinder/brew combo machines…

Building a GUI or TUI would be a fun addition too!
Can you elaborate on this window you reference? Or can you list any terms that I can use to read more about this? I'm really interested in learning about the limitations. Is this just a resource constraint or an algorithmic constraint?
Does my answer to the question really matter? Pretty much anything I could practice and develop my skills at, AI will soon be able to do better than I could ever hope to.

It’s not like I’d have the time or energy in the hours between my full-time job to develop my skills in any meaningful way, anyway. Most days I don’t even have the brainpower to cook myself dinner in the evening, let alone learn something new. Some days I get home and go straight to bed. And I still have trouble getting out of it ten hours later.

I guess I’m wasting my time answering a question that’s not for me. I’m long past having hobbies and ambitions. I’ve “grown up”, some might say. This “real world” really is as bleak as it looked like it would be to 17-year-old me. Funny to think, even all those years ago I thought I was being a moody teenager and that soon enough I’d be proven wrong and snap out of it. Still waiting. It Gets Better Soon™, right? Or is this really all there is?

Oh well. Life goes on.
I also asked my brother - a physicist. He confirms that it is correct.
It has tables
Certainly the Abbasids wouldn't have had a great name in France at the time (*). And Suleyman hadn't even been born in the 14th century.

(*) because of the Crusades; the loss of the Holy Land was still recent.
> “If this result is real, someone’s going to get a Nobel Prize,”

I hope it is real, the result sounds legitimately very exciting. Hopefully they manage to measure the same parity violation in the CMBR.
> The core problem Carvana is facing is they're a predatory lender who happens to use cars as the fodder for the loans.

This is the business model of every used car dealer ever. It’s a sound plan insofar as it is profitable, ethics aside.

Where Carvana went wrong is with trying to make it scale. Independent used auto lots are a thing for a reason. The amount of red tape involved with selling cars is massive, and multiply it by trying to comply with every state and locality in the country, you quickly have an intractable level of complexity. And government agencies can’t be shuffled off to a support email like a SaaS customer. Every single car sold requires hours of high touch work by a real human. And when your margins are so razor thin from all the overhead with an operation like this, a tiny downturn can be ruinous.