skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would say it varies pretty widely on a much smaller than country level, moreso by source. Water from an aquifer almost always tastes much better than water from a river.
Sometimes the business plan is to use human guidance initially but use it to improve the automated models, which gives you both first mover advantage and better training data… would be a smart play in this space.
Expect now you need to compile / port everything to WASM+WASI...
I just like the way it lets me sort tasks. Mention how I use it below:

https://wiki.nikiv.dev/focusing/goals

https://wiki.nikiv.dev/research/solving-problems
Same - I read about Mermaid, D2 etc. but, at the end of the day, I'll use whatever is available on the corporate Gitlab !
Yes? What do they have to gain from the code not being public?
I tried rendering something with braille characters, but for whatever reason using Konsole in Archlinux, despite trying multiple fixed-width fonts, the no-dots (empty) braille character rendered with a different width than all the others, and trying other (fixed width or not) space characters instead also didn't help. This of course messing up the alignment. Maddening!

When making a fixed width font and adding the braille characters, the first priority should be to make all 256 (also the empty one) of them the same width! And a VTE should of course prioritize rendering fixed width as fixed width. How did that get screwed up?

Now that I think of it, I could have used one of the others but made the font fg color the same as the bg color. But that wouldn't look good if then copypasting it into a plain text editor.
I don't know how it is in the US, but in Japan, it's bonkers to the point that you can regularly hear/see ads on radio/TV for multiple lawyer offices that will help you recover money credit card companies have extorted you over the years.
a) Kubernetes is far simpler and more consistent to me than WebSphere/EAR.

b) Kubernetes is the platform as well as the application server.
The solution isn't difficult. It is getting everyone to agree on that solution that is difficult.
Germany has mineral water and table water. Table water is the bottled tap water.

Though where I live, even table water would be better than unfiltered tap water. Not because of health concerns (I actually had my tap water lab tested as the building is from the 60s), but because of limescale in the kettle and disgust on my tastebuds ;)
I remember reading one poll during the pandemic where a quarter of Britons wanted nightclubs to shut permanently even after the threat of the virus had subsided. For the Vernon Dursley archetype it's not enough for themselves to be allowed to live a very beige and conventional life but everyone else must be made to as well.
Stop trying to rationalize this insanity. It's a power grab, no more, no less.
Most of the Chinese websites aren't geo-locked, you don't need VPN or proxy for this.
AWS recently introduced Elastic IP Transfer feature, which could be tapped by someone to use IP addresses to access to other systems.
it's so slow there's a whole ecosystem to avoid using it, edited my comment above.
Land ownership is not the constraint to housing that you think it is.

I can buy thousands of square meters of land that is physically able to support housing for a negligible amount of money.

The land is useless to me because construction is expensive (as a result of regulatory requirements) and I'm not legally allowed to build there (also due to regulatory requirements).
I do agree for sure that compiling a list of words that could potentially be harmful is overstepping, and it's probably better overall for people to advocate for themselves and say what has a negative impact on them.

I'm just disagreeing with the idea that people who do experience actual negative impacts should put up with it in the name of being "graceful". That puts all the responsibility of societal grace on them.
Yeah it's just Mathjax equations. E.g. https://play.d2lang.com/?script=PNCxCsJADIfxPU_xH1uk4NzBJwlI...

I'm not familiar with EPS. Will investigate, ty. https://github.com/terrastruct/d2/issues/489
Think again https://pornpen.ai/
It's basic economics: things that are hard to get are more valuable. Another factor is the ubiquity of music - it's in grocery stores, in advertisments, everywhere. I wish I could have the experience that people had before gramaphones - not having heard music for months and then going to a concert. It must have been mind-blowing.
3-5 years AT MOST. 20 years is an eternity in today's world. Most of the revenue a creative work generates comes in the first few months after its release anyway. For movies, the revenue from outside of cinema screenings is not even considered for statistical purposes.

It would also make some sense to make copyright non-transferable.
Tamagotchi plus the jackpot-allure of both crypto-obscure-coin and overpriced Pokémon cards.
Clearly it's working very well for them. At some point, maybe it's better if they're just penalized into bankruptcy?
If you do a lot of roaming / international travel, nothing I found, beats 3.
It doesn't need to. Buy dried beans, prepare them all at once, freeze. Then you can make quick meals in like 10 minutes.
There is quite a lot of fear of China being ahead or getting ahead, and it is being exploited by tech companies to secure funding from the department of defense:
https://t.co/7by2iroWWD
There is obviously no free VPN or proxy server. When tagged as Free, it's either monetized with incessant Adverts or even worst - with user's personal information. Around all, the solutions offered by these provides are always awfully awry.

For the VPN recommendation, I suggest you give NordVPN a try. It's the best so far and it's also cheap.

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The main problem with Mozilla's initiative is that it presupposes a definition of what's "healthy". This won't be popular with some of the progressive set here, but for many people, being exposed to a freewheeling landscape of ideas that aren't censored or controlled based on their "correctness" or evidence base is a wonderful thing.

The simple knowledge that even the crazy and unfounded can be allowed to express itself so that really interesting notions, connections and concepts can filter their way forward can be satisfying for many reasons, aside from moral questions of free expression. Prima facie, nobody can easily know what good ideas vs- bad ideas are, or where exactly good will evolve from crazy notions. The freedom to express is a fundamental step in discovering that.

I consider a place that allows it to be much less "toxic" than some stultifying, taboo-ridden supposedly healthy social landscape in which you get canceled or burned for going against some dominant grain of thought or any tangent of it, or for violating the dictates of some vocal minority that can't stand divergent thought but shields itself in labels of being "tolerant and diverse" or rational. Often, as we've all seen in recent years and since long before, such people are none of those things, but suffocate the real expression of many unique arguments.

Sure, many people in such an openly permissive and genuinely tolerant environment will engage in flame wars, bad faith argument, drama and all kinds of stupid bullshit and terrible thinking, but it will open room for interesting thinking to filter forward to those who can make better sense of it, without censoring others.

Many of history's best breeding grounds for incredibly creative thinking were places where free expression was raucously, tacitly cultivated in all its sometimes supposedly toxic glory of the stupid and mean sharing space with the thoughtful.
Isn’t the point while point of the federated feed is that it cuts across instances?
Ask HN: Is MS-Teams currently down?
Regarding teams.microsoft.com in the browser, I'm getting the following content:

Our services aren't available right now
We're working to restore all services as soon as possible. Please check back soon.

Ref A: 4C7DC39CBD1147C39BCD46C45B8222B6 Ref B: FRAEDGE1807 Ref C: 2022-12-21T11:22:47Z
I use only my web browser to access Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, etc. just as I do with HN.

For a start, I don't trust that the client apps aren't running all sorts of dodgy code on my phone. But more importantly, it's habit-breaking. No distracting notifications, and I browse in permanent incognito so am forced to manually log in each time.

The apps just exist to increase the addiction. Uninstall them and get your life back.
Why are you not buying a new phone like a good consumer?!? /s
It would be nice if they had some actual details and not just a sarcastic write up.
If you like Harpsichord music, and bach, you must listen to Trevor Pinnock. He is IMO the greatest modern exponent of harpsichord for Bach and baroque, he also conducts a period orchestra which makes amazing recordings. (The English Concert)
Is there any source for this that is not a YouTube video? Last week I tried to unlock my old iPhone SE to use it as a data logger, but I forgot the passcode. At least I thought so because the device wouldn’t unlock. Am I affected by this or did I just really forget the code?
Who said you have to eat only broccoli and only bananas? The person mentioned those because you need a varied diet. If you eat potatoes, lentils/beans, broccoli, banana, and some more things, that's a nutritious, cheap and health meal.
Definetly not true. This can be the best password in certain conditions.
You should not put your "good" passwords to any shady site out there. You have no idea how passwords are stored on all these platforms one is registering to.
If you can live with the fact, that an account may be hacked, then go for a super easy password if you want.
You didn't have to accept an EULA waiving these rights when you bought your Amiga
What do you identify as, though?
While it’s true that it somewhat locks you into a single VM type (WASM), that’s very different from being locked into the JVM.

For one, the idea is that it should be fairly simple to compile an arbitrary program to WASM, allowing you to use a far wider variety of languages.

In this case, it’s more akin to “docker with extra steps” as opposed to “docker but you can only hire Java devs”
there are plenty of free vpn services on iOS for accessing content in China at least, they have paid tiers, but generally the free tier is good enough. I imagine if you want to access video content, the free tier bandwidth may not be enough.

.cn serves the same content, but there are region-locked media content, songs, videos do not play in other region due to copyright
why not say the network? I don't think that's against HN guidelines.
Wow. How pathetic...
Degeneracy is a pretty strong word here for what is a relatively minor vice, don't you think?
Your comment blew my mind, and I just realized something. Thank you.

If 68% of the millennials expect an inheritance, how much do they expect to get? Are they making their financial decision based on getting mom and dad's house? Have they considered that this house might be used to pay for mom's and dad's care in their last years? Did they think about the fact that they might get the money only once they at 40 or 50 year's old? What if they end up with $2300 and a dinnerware set after a lifetime of poor financial decisions--I imagine most inheritances are not 7 figure affairs.

I'm worried if this is truly the case.
We need a better way to hold elected and appointed officials accountable. This case easily appears as abuse of (elderly) citizens.
Web .ass support exists via javascript libraries, and is used almost exclusively by crunchyroll. I think it's lacking in some small areas.

While I'm sure it'd be harder to actually implement, that episode animated in subtitles would probably run correctly if they went with vector based subs rather than a straight bitmap.

> location placement and typography customization that made watching anime fansubs a hoot

Shoutout to the ITW release of Noucome for this. And honourable mention to the EP1 OP for Nisemonogatari from UTW.
They should reach out to other networks, get a referral deal (20% for three months or whatever) and reply to their users with "your ISP is blocking us, and many more sites, and is horrible in general; here, switch to one of the normal ones".
What is the simplest circuit to accurately measure power use?
Staggering.

How do they account for this in their financial statements?
Seems to an issue for older phones running pre iOS 10 (according to the BTL comments) due to a change in the phone recognition / activation protocol.
Mailboxes/slots that open into the house, that is.
The Western wolds is comitting massive fraud and has you fooled too.

In UK recyclers get paid by the government a small amount per ton recycled. It is , however, not enough to trully recycle anything. So they take out a few valuable plastics, and pay randpm company in poor country to tale this plastic, and to sign paperwork saying that it's going to a recycling facility. In reality it will simply be dumped, and money will be pocketed.

Then when someone complains, they pull the documents thst were signed by some random fall guy, make a surprised face, and claim they thought the plastic would be recycled.
> I don't really care about wild mammals in Europe outside of their rise being a signal that other things are doing better.

OK, I am sympathetic to the suspicion that reintroductions of European mammals might just be a highly-visible gesture aimed at our own enjoyment of "nature", rather than fixing of conserving the fundamentals. But plenty of people do value nature for the sake of nature - so there's just a values difference there.

But attention-grabbing species do make progress visible, and visible indicators of system health are very useful. Larger animals and apex predators can also have larger impacts on an ecosystem, both positive and negative. For example, it is often argued that the reintroduction of wolves to Scotland would reduce the artificially high population of red deer, which in turn would help the recovery of forests and the rich ecosystem they support.
So genuine question, how do I detect access to my github repository before github alerts me about something nefarious ?
The blog's explanation with sun and light ray is confusing. Ray marching is for finding the interception of the object surface and the camera’s viewing direction. Whether there’s a sun or light is irrelevant.

The ray and the light source are two different things. The ray is from the camera to a point in the space. The light source is at a different location; it’s for computing light reflection on the object.

It's kind of weird and confusing to increment z only. It should increment the ray. E.g.

camera_pos = vec3(0.0, 0.0, -5.0) // eye is -5.0 in front of the screen
screen_pos = vec3(x, y, 0.0) // screen plane lays at 0.0 on z-axis.
ray_direction = normalize(screen_pos - camera_pos)

For ray marching along a ray, each step extends the ray by a certain amount.

marched_distance = 0.0
for 0 to N
ray_end = camera_pos + marched_distance * ray_direction
ray_end_to_object_distance = sdf_sphere(ray_end)
if (ray_end_to_object_distance < 0.0001)
return ray_end // ray_end hit the object surface
marched_distance += ray_end_to_object_distance
return null // ray never met the object after N steps.

The object's reflection at the returned ray_end point can be computed using the surface normal at the point, the light source position, and the camera_pos.
Until I read your link (which was very interesting BTW) I interpreted that quote the other way: Is it your [the parent commenter] belief that we [AI researchers] are all idiots?" I mean, sure there's a lot of marketing junk, but it's almost as naive to assume that there's no substance as it is to believe everything the marketers say.

Having said that, I don't think any serious AI researcher would claim that their creations are close to actually thinking.
Okay, so upgrade? Why are you still using iOS 9 on an iPhone 6s which supports iOS 15?
We should really come up with a better less chemical fear based name than “forever chemicals”.

Even “forever contaminants” would be a major improvement.

Just being a chemical that hangs around isn’t a bad thing. By that definition water is a “forever chemical”. I am well aware this isn’t what’s meant by forever chemical but the naming should involve something implying the negativity other than the ignorant use of chemical as a negative.
Different climates. Desert animals became much more nocturnal to avoid the heat. Primary production in Boston is also higher probably. More plants will sustain more rabbits.
Of course some tech companies are bloated, and of course some other tech companies must grow further. But the tune about what the tech industry as a whole must do seems to suddenly shift, depending on whether it's pump season or dump season.
VSC does have reasonable support for tablet editing, there was a big push to make it fully compatible with Safari on the iPad when Codespaces was first in beta. You’re right about mobile though, it’s a nightmare.
Glass is an option
I've been a happy customer of A&A for 18 years now - you do pay a little more, but well worth it for the unfiltered service and excellent tech support on the very rare occasion I've had a problem.
As Nassim Taleb observed, the problem here is no skin in the game. Bankers keep the upside, but shareholders have to carry the can. It's an agency problem. The fix to all this is dispensing some good solid jail time.
Yeah just this week I've been eating only once per day in the morning. Plus a small protein shake if I got really hungry later. But the key is to get plenty of magnesium and potassium.

If you fast (no carbs specifically) and don't supplement with electrolytes you can go from feeling fine to suddenly feeling like you just need to lay down and have no energy. It's kind of scary
Yeah, but the point is thats only if you don't price in externalities. (Sorry if this is meant to be a sarcastic comment)
Yes. That statement was entirely literal; there is on reason to believe the statement "1000 hours" is anything but a precisely measured saving.
Doesn't this rather defeat the point? If using a PAT is simpler than using the org token then I'll just use a PAT that has access to every single repository in the org.
Twitter makes it very easy to manage multiple accounts. You can be logged in with several accounts at once, and easily switch between them in the twitter UI.
It would look abnormal if it was accessed from a dubious geolocation compared to normal access, which are things github can track and detect.
Stalin is your go-to ideologue for this, really?
The UK is almost as bad an enemy of the Internet as Australia and the nanny-state filters are beyond obnoxious. Back when I was with “Vodafone Full Fibre broadband” (in reality shitty VDSL because the truth-in-advertising authority gave ISPs license to lie), they had accidentally blocked StackOverflow for 3 days because it was actually the test site for implementation of the filters and they had been turned on by accident.

A VPN is essential to defend yourself from the jackbooted UK government. I run my own, based on my https://GitHub.com/fazalmajid/edgewalker/

As for Three, their 4G is abysmal but they have the best 5G coverage.
> This reminds me of the old political cartoon of the fat cat factory owner sitting on the table with the white worker and the immigrant, hoarding a huge pile of cash and telling the white worker "careful, I think he wants to take your money".

Then that cartoon should be reversed, because most of national income (GDP) is wages - profits and rents are a much smaller fraction. Wage inequality driven by skill differentials and technical change explains the bulk of income inequality since the 1980s. The literature is fairly unambiguous on that point.

In fact, those market sectors where labor costs are pushed uniformly higher by distortionary policies without compensating gains in efficiency (such as education, healthcare and general administration) are the ones that exert the highest burden on the rest of the economy, leading to inflation and pushing real incomes down; this is what Baumol's cost disease is all about.
macOCR, a tool to get any text on your screen into your clipboard.

It could be an image, some app or website that has disabled text selection, a pdf, image based email signature etc. I made this for myself, copying text out of everything, it turns out a few other people also like it...

https://github.com/schappim/macOCR
May you give a gist on The Myth of Sisyphus? :D
Yeah but email is a service completely unrelated to porn.
Show HN: OpenAEDMap – Automated External Defibrillators from OpenStreetMap
Hi everyone,
OpenAEDMap ( https://openaedmap.org/ ) allows you to find (and add!) AEDs in your area. These devices have proven themselves as life-savers in heart failure - when every second matters. The data is synced to OpenStreetMap database, so it's openly licensed (ODbL) and can also be used in other OSM-based apps. AFAIK, there is no other comparable map - they are either proprietary or show a single country.

Frontend: https://github.com/openstreetmap-polska/openaedmap-frontend

Tech stack: React, MapLibre GL JS, Bulma

Backend: https://github.com/openstreetmap-polska/openaedmap-backend

Tech stack: Python, PostGIS
Its like the “war on drugs”. On one side you have these uptight squares who think homogeneous equates to goodness ready to drop bombs and send in troops against … a bunch of dope smokers, white powder socialites, and sad people with chemical escape issues.

The idea of a common enemy you can destroy (or regulate) into submission is simply delusional facade on so many levels.
> Tragedy of the Commons ... one of the hardest problems to solve in any universe.

No, it's not at all. It's a problem that humans encountered for millennia and solved successfully again and again.

That's what organized society is for.
Your comment is confusing.

Are you concerned that the parent is using a credit history to make a decision who to rent to?

Or are you concerned that by being a landlord the parent is somehow preventing people from buying a house?

I can see each being a concern. However, phrased as it is, it sounds like an incoherent emotional rant that is hard to respond to.
Depends, if someone suddenly starts pulling down every single repository in the org, that should ring some bells.
"progress"

We have a handful of humans living temporarily in Earth orbit. We have precisely zero humans living permanently off planet. That's not much progress toward a self-sustaining space colony millions of miles away in an extremely hostile environment.

We don't even know whether the human body can survive long term in the much lower gravity of Mars. Life on Earth didn't evolve for that. The whole idea could be doomed from the start.

Launching rockets is the "easy" part. That's not progress. The hard part is living in space.

Not to mention, even if we could live in space, we're going to bring our own nasty instincts along with us to any other planet. The instincts that are causing us to destroy our ecosystem here and fight amongst each other. If we can't live on Earth with peace, harmony, and sustainability, in an environment that was practically made for us, then what makes you think we can live in another environment that's totally hostile to all life? We'd be sending a clown car to Mars.

In general, we have too many people filled with visions they've got from science fiction, and not enough of a dose of science fact. Perhaps the most realistic bit from science fiction is the part of "Contact" where they're debating whether to send a Christian or an Atheist on the mission. Then extremists blew it up anyway. That's our human reality.
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