skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Most likely never because nothing more advanced than very basic HTML sites work with IE6 nowadays and with JS enabled you are more likely to crash the browser than visit a site.

This includes the vast majority of ads which are the main way to get such malware. Also chances are even if a bad ad (or other vulnerability) hits you, it wont work because it'd be designed for browsers people actually use :-P.
Congress passes legislation to end US participation in global shark fin trade
Many people are prosocial and don't need to be guilted into things, unlike what conservatives think.
> it's massive and has a bajillion routes through it, but it's not fixed.

I think you meant to write "but it's fixed."
> If you're willing to throw away some property rights, then state and local governments could theoretically lease land as a means of raising revenue without direct taxation. (this is a terrible idea)

Why is it a terrible idea?
> I'm sure those people would rather see Tesla go down due to its failures, not because of Twitter.

Tesla's most important failure is Musk. That's why TSLA shareholders are trying hard to oust him.
The bit with him renaming the company We, while owning we.com and then leasing it back to the company was a pretty good one though.
On the value of going deep, or How a broken keyboard led me to fix bugs in Zig
Were they bilking you for contacts? Why on earth would that be a requirement? I'm wary of any job that requires me to disclose connection to non-employment related parties. It's a pretty well known scam technique used by places such as multi-level marketing to exploit someone and then toss them when sales channels through their contacts are exhausted.
If you paid an external company to make all those things for you, they'd have profit in all those places, but if you do it in house, the profit just moves to the point of sale?

Why not replace income tax with VAT/sales tax if sales is the basis of taxation anyway?
Consider medication if you haven't already. You don't have to take amphetamines, there are drugs like guanfacine that isn't a stimulant at all, and bupropion that is a weak stimulant used for depression that also works for ADD/ADHD. Bupropion helped me a lot with concentration.
Chances are said bootleg hentai streaming sites wont work on IE6 anyway.
And the 2020s and 2030s are going to be even bleaker, now.
Interesting prediction. Got any shorts or are you just going to watch?
> I don't want to be that person that's not reachable but more and more, I'm thinking about closing Slack and opening it 2-3x a day.

This is fine.

Quality answers every couple of hours are better appreciated then nonsense rapid spam.
They probably tried to mitigate the worst of the fake news. It's pretty hard to stop all fake news these days.

Most news about Hunter Biden seems to be coming mostly from tabloids with a questionable relationship with the truth, and a political axe to grind. Even Fox News, a station known for its flexibility in what they call truth, passed on the story due to credibility concerns.

As far as I can tell, there's no convincing evidence that any of those questionable emails are authentic, and although a few of the emails do seem to be authentic, it's not clear that the hard disk itself is, and there's plenty of evidence that that hard disk has been messed with and has lots of content planted on it by others.

So everything about this smells like a dirty political hit job that even half of the Murdoch empire doesn't want anything to do with. And even if there is something here, it still pales in comparison to the corruption that Trump and his kids are still getting away with. Everything about this smells like a dirty political witch hunt based on made up or strongly manipulated "evidence".
You are asking as if most executives get prison time because they lied. How many examples can you count ?
SQLite would bring simpler installs, reduced administration needs, and a decreased attack surface.
Your ideas and intentions might be good and noble, but in the end of the day its the contributors and maintainers who burn out. And from my impression, most people in OSS are already fed up with supporting users. And I'm too. Telling users off like "fix it or shut up, stop talking about it" is the necessary step to protect yourself.
This'd be great. I'm curious about performance, of course, but for personal blogs without comments, coupled with a caching module... This could be great.

One thing I'm still trying to suss out is how to have Apache host Wordpress and stuff via HTTP/2. Wordpress which needs PHP which requires mpm_prefork, which precludes mod_http2. Guess I should just proxy WP to another instance of Apache or some other httpd...?
Keeping it updated and backed up is complex. Sqlite can be embedded inside an application (easy updates) and the database backup is a single file.
Resource usage on a default MySQL install today is quite outrageous relative to what is needed for a typical blog.
We’ll this article is maybe a good case in point. Surely as they were talking of tiled geometry there could have been space for a few visual examples, even if they hit a practical limit and said ‘It’s theoretical from here but this gives the idea’.
I was very recently at their central Milan location next to the cathedral for a few days and found it to be quite busy. In fact, some days I wasn't able to get a slot to use the shared space.

However, a not insignificant percentage of people in the shared space were students on a discounted membership who were there due to inadequate study space at the local university.

I also found their more central Madrid locations to be quite reliably busy.
Caught a medium severity case of omicron almost exactly a year ago when I was triple vax'd.

Took the bivalent booster about 2 months ago then went on a cruise and directly after to re:invent.

Since then had multiple exposures with people around me getting week long fevers. So far I had something in my system that made me feel "slightly off" - but nothing worse.

Yay antibodies.

I'm a big believer in "more antibodies the better" - but I am also on the side of "COVID amnesty". The pandemic was an immensely scary time for everyone, and got co-opted by politics of all stripes. We need to forgive each other and move on.

I now support everyone's choice - with the standard exceptions (Childhood vaccines, don't go out when sick, respect others).
We can do both! I have written serious analyses and swear-loaded mockery. I will continue to do both, and more besides. You can too.
The venture campitalists are in on the grift too; They follow the FTX playbook fairly often; It's just legal.

They'll invest in a series of companies, as those companies are failing, they'll buy them out with one of their successful companies (possibly a later stage investment, cheaper in a less costly market) then the once successful company also can't survive.

On paper, it looks like they have 3-4 successes to balance out their one failure. For their personal portfolio, it's also great too, and helps them raise more money.

If they're really successful, they'll oust the CEO of one of the once successful but in down market companies, really boost their shares; and if lucky that investment will exit.
I mean, rounding out the top 10 of 2022 are the latest Minions, Batman, Harry Potter, Sonic the Hedgehog (for some reason) and a sequel to a Chinese movie which was in the top 10 in 2021. Nothing original at all in 2022, and the big things that may still break into the top 10 (e.g. Avatar 2) are also sequels.

In 2021, the only original things were the highest production cost Chinese movie in history that glorified the Chinese army vanquishing their enemies (South Korea, the US) in the Korean War (this is the one that got a sequel) and a Chinese comedy. The western movies were the latest Bond, Fast and Furious, Kong vs. Godzilla, and Sing 2.

(A Chinese movie series also was in the top 10 in 2021)
‘Free speech is the backbone of our country and its democracy. Without it, we plunge into autocracy.’

I assume Eli had a similar set of posts for all the conservative voices silenced by Twitter bans over the years?
Yes, do exactly what you think you need to do. I've been staving off this from happening by making it very clear to my boss why my tickets are piling up, and why expecting me to check in on multiple threads for the possibility of me being needed on them is an incorrect expectation. I make it as clear as I can to people, that if they need my attention on something, tag me in a Jira comment or DM me. Communication is a part of my duties, but it should never require all of my energy.

Now, of course, since my manager has shifted from being an engineer to climbing a management ladder, my needs make zero sense to him, and he thinks that since he can monitor 100s of channels concurrently and attend meetings literally all day every day, surely I should be able to do whatever his pet issue is that day. He also feels like checking in on the status of a ticket every fucking day is going to help me do it faster, but it's the way it is, the systems companies thoughtlessly adopt push us out. Ultimately, this is going to push and pull until I'll probably be underwater too long and either get fired or quit. So my advice is to figure out if you have any possibility of staying, and do what you feel you need to in protecting your sanity, until you leave.

Do not try and fulfill this expectation. It's dumb and you're the wrong person for it. If it gets to a certain point, make it clear that they should hire someone else who's specifically good at that, if that's what they define the job to be.
Game Physics in One Weekend [0], Ten Minute Physics [1]

[0]: https://gamephysicsweekend.github.io/

[1]: https://matthias-research.github.io/pages/tenMinutePhysics/
I get your point, but on the other hand, Musk (and his hyping/scamming) is the only reason why anyone even knows about Tesla. Were it not for him, Tesla would just be one of many (tens?) of struggling car makers. So sure, Elon Musk has been very bad for Tesla, but before that he was very good for Tesla's valuation.
True. Proposal of parent could be made more realistic by making sure only few things like bill of materials, resale items and personnel costs can be deducted. Companies already keep track of all these things.

You will have to go after financialization tricks, where healthy companies get loaded with debt, weird tricks with assets and all the stuff the finance industry comes up with that has nothing to do with core function of the company.
Now imagine the powerful lobby you have to work against.
>The sounds still evoke the dread,annoyance, and simmering resentment that accompanied a 4AM slack ping with the CTO just saying "Hey"

You're such a good writer! Goddamn, you gave me the chills just with this line.
I'm a fan of Remix Run - full stack js framework based on React
Don't say the name, he's probably the type who views any attention as positive.

(Speaking as a member of the "dirtbag left", one thing I cannot abide is folks who dish it out but can't take it, especially if your guy's name sounds like it's describing a body spray they'd give slaves in lieu of a shower back during apartheid)
Every pseudo class * everything that needs that pseudo class * time taken to write/reason/check each one
Nice. Nah I was talking about you generally roasting teens in comments on this thread. Just seems weird. Maybe you are a teen and it’s not? Idk who cares I guess
I wish ReactOS were ready by now...
Oh I just learned something, thank you.
According to the case, Mcdonalds admitted it knew that 185f coffee caused exponentially worse burns than 135f coffee (typical home coffee temp).

Nsfl/gore warning: https://www.deshawlaw.com/blog/the-real-facts-of-the-mcdonal...
I think WindowsServer2003R2 was the best OS Microsoft ever made, then XP >SP2 and Windows2000, then Win7.
There's so much emotional investment into the idea that everything is terrible and falling apart, you can feel the urgency with which the modern world is reframed into a familiar context of good versus evil...

Or maybe you can look at the average worker is one pay check from disaster, that the American expectancy has been declining for several years and maybe the recent changes look more like things that reinforce the problems.

Notably, the biggest issue for rail workers in the recent dispute wasn't sick days or pay but "precision crew scheduling", a system that involves workers being on call for nearly hour of the day, for nearly every day of the year. [1]

The Marxist picture of an evil capitalist villain fits both the rail road companies and Elon Musk pretty well lately. If they don't want it pinned on them, maybe they should change their behavior.

[1] https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/11/rail-strike-why-the-...
Hmm, I am trying to picture how it would be different to pretend to solicit my honest opinion of my work for the last year, versus my managers' doing even the most rudimentary sort of pass/fail appraisal. It all requires a lot of earnestly looking the other way - did I do some good work, sure; some clever things, yes, here and there; did I also slog through mountains of work that seemed obviously dumb/wrongheaded/not-long-for-this-world? Did I ever, but we won't talk about that. Even if I try to think of my best-ever 'save the day' moments, or the biggest screwups I've made, none of that really makes it into the reviews, or if it does, it doesn't seem to change the outcome. It'd be sort of nice to have simple points-based scoring, doing the basics gets you X, doing something excellent/hard/very profitable adds a few points, making a colossal screwup costs you some points, raises and/or bonuses doled out accordingly.
> and I've never heard of anyone referencing blue chat bubbles that wasn't using it derogatorily like you are)

there is a reference to this in TFA, it's a real phenomenon
For your average user it's exactly the same desktop as windows and mac : there's menus and icons, you click on stuff, there's a browser... What's this "way" that they don't like?

They don't like free, stable and fast? They don't like how it isn't going after your wallet every 5 minutes?

It's gotta be propaganda at work. It's the only explanation.
Possibly. It's unclear how botted or Discorded this place has become. Some weird brigading makes me suspect it has quite a bit.
2001-2004 or so was one of my favorite periods in tech. Most of the extractive people fucked off to wherever they came from and the people left were the ones sincere about building things. May we have another time like that, but longer!
That doesn't make sense. Math equations are expressions of ideas. They can be fallible as much as anything else. Just because 1+1=3 is an equation doesn't make it true.
You're losing track of the conversation. I'm not talking about laws or society or legality. I'm explaining how one person can use their speech to cause another person to choose not to speak, in other words, suppress that second person's speech. This is why it's a paradox: enabling free speech can itself suppress speech.
oops, https://www.golem.de/news/bwmessenger-vom-messenger-der-bund... might be the right link
I'm not sure if I'm missing something here, but the fact that I can write my thoughts/thought process down in a form that other people can independently consume and understand seems sufficient proof of their existence to me.
Isn't it just a constant ratio in either case? 1 mph === 1.46667 fps
Does your son do it freely of his own accord, or only at the behest of one or both of his parents? I would check in with him in ten years as to how sanguine he feels about a rather uncommon rite of hygiene being imposed, or simply encouraged, during his childhood or adolescence for 2+ years.
Oh, yeah, "Finch". I loved it.
Wanting something different is not the statement that you were originally making. Your original contention was that quality goes down, it "becomes grating and falls apart".
I am a resident doctor and based on my reading and general gestalt most healthy people aren't likely to get "long covid". Also confounding, a significant portion of long covid seems to be a mental health diagnosis (as evidenced by https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2022/09/depression-an...). People who are anxious / depressed are reporting they have "long covid". This same group is more likely to report physical disabily for other reasons eg non-specific back pain.
I haven't read through the rest, and I don't particularly mean anything by it as far as GPT's capabilities are concerned, but I can't let a maths PhD calling the answer to the first one "entirely correct" slide.

> is given by the square root of the difference of the squares of the x-coordinates plus the difference of the squares of the y-coordinates.

This would be (in the example it then gives) either `sqrt(x^2 - a^2) + y^2 - b^2` or `sqrt(x^2 - a^2 + y^2 - b^2)`, both entirely incorrect.

Which does illustrate something important about human capabilities. A person who knows the right answer is likely to see the right answer when presented with a wrong answer that's sufficiently close to it.
I’m really surprised so many on hacker news seem to buy into the mainstream media narrative on Elon.

At the very least I’d encourage everyone to check out his twitter and see his explanations and then decide for yourself:
https://mobile.twitter.com/elonmusk/with_replies

Btw I’m not even an Elon fan. I just got whiplash from the media turning on him so fast so I started checking things out for myself.
This is a E series versus T series question.

If your care about quality at all, you should choose the T series.

Edit: for future reference

X > T > S/P > A > E > L

:)
Twitter is extremely hard to short right now…
Of course they don't. People predict the end of social media sites all the time and nothing ever happens. Anyone on reddit around the Ellen Pao saga will remember the whole site was predicted to die and be replaced with Voat shortly. You'd go on reddit and the whole of /r/all and most sub front pages was just posts about how reddit was dead. Nothing happened. Then there was the youtube Google+ comments and redesign drama. Nothing happened.

Things are even less dramatic on Twitter, you can go on the app now and it looks pretty much exactly like it did last year.
> but what does the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine have anything, in particular, to do with science?

Probably not what the author had in mind, but two reasons I can think of off the top of my head:

- science has played a pivotal role in the development of the various weapons humans use to kill each other

- had humanity decided to invest more of its resources in "the humanities" instead of the hard sciences, perhaps we wouldn't still be behaving like this in 2022, or at least have higher quality arguments about such matters
Self-driving scam aside, people do seem to like their Tesla cars.
That is fair. Security tapes might tell a lot as well.
A language model does not have to reason to be able to produce textual matter corresponding to code. For example, somewhere, n blogs were written about algorithm x. Elsewhere, z archives in github have the algo implemented in various languages. Correlating that bit of text from say wiki and related code is precisely what it has been doing anyway. Remember: it has no sense of semantics - it is “tokens” all the way down. So, the fact that you see the code as code and the explanation as explanation is completely opaque to the LLM. All it has to do is match things up.
Going to meetings?
Sadly just watching, as Twitter is no longer publicly traded.
>> Star Wars, once lauded, has been milked dry. There are a few good works, but by and large they're beating a dead horse

That's been true since 1983.
Thanks, your version makes a lot more sense.
Wasn’t Kiwifarms taken offline for doxxing and cyberstalking people only a few months ago? How is this any different?
His hyping/scamming: is it good for Tesla, or is it bad for everyone else though?
Stopping to care.

This may be a bit cynical, but stopping to care. While I tend to not be so optimistic with the timeline, I'm confident in the end result. And while I firmly believe that the end result will not be as dramatic in terms of unemployment as many people make it out to be - it never was historically speaking (admittedly, developments seem slightly different) - not everyone can come out a "survivor" of this selection round.

That being said, although AI makes it easier, it doesn't make everything. Developing software will continue to require a fair bit of knowledge and experience, even (or especially) with AI based tools. So you best bet would likely be to embrace those AI tools as a superpower if you can. If you ask me, software development will likely be among the last office jobs to be automated in any significant way.

And if you're open to switching careers: getting into any kind of trade will basically guarantee that AI will not put you out of a job within the coming decades.
Just use a URL shortener. I tried it with TinyURL and it works. If they block that shortened URL just create another one and attach some random query vars so you don't get the same short link.
Linux User's Review of iOS
First ever attempt to write something, feedback of any kind is welcome.
Debian and Debian.
It's high time software designers claimed competency in architecture. For example, what is your take on these? https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/architectural-community...
> That's funny, I just googled it now and it does seem to have support for them, at least a page that says so

That documentation page says that you can use serverless functions with Hasura, which is true. Hasura custom events call a web-hook, which can be and often is implemented with a serverless function, thought it need not be.

> I also don't mean that Hasura should have serverless functions itself, like AWS Lambda

Thank you for clarifying.

> your comments themselves for 3 and 4 are copy pasted in content

No. I typed out comments 3 and 4 independently "long hand." No copy/paste was involved, save for copying the URLs over.

As for the rest...let's just score that as "a difference of opinion" and call it a day, shall we?
Yeah what I gathered from this is that the banned journalists were posting his real time location which is against the Twitter ToS, unsurprisingly they get banned and write a report about how they were banned for criticism.
But Tesla isn't, which is what the OP also has certainty about.
given that (in physics) sound is vibration, I think a clearer way of phrasing it is that glass cracks at the speed at which a vibration can travel through it. glass is much denser than air, so the particles can knock into each other more easily, meaning that the speed of sound (or vibration) in glass is a lot faster

(this isn’t aimed at explaining it to you, just to write out my thoughts, as I found their explanation a little odd)
It's only useless if you do it at the end of the year like the author is suggesting. It's fairly useful to keep track of throughout throughout the year, including communicating to others assuming you're a above average performer.
illumos has a Solaris heritage, certainly -- but has evolved quite a bit in the last ~12 years. For details of the history, see my LISA 2011 talk.[0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc
Interesting links, thanks!

(in case it helps anyone else...)
About half a year ago I discovered that a brutally low carb diet -- leading to being in ketosis -- drastically helped my ADHD as well as other mental health things I've struggled with for my entire life. I wish I knew earlier!
True, and I probably wouldn't. Just throwing out what I see is a potential issue.