skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The fact you dont have the courage to do anything controversial does not mean that all events have to be banned. In a world of cowards, those who will have the balls to do something non standard or show some flair, will probably get an advantage over you, another spreadhsheet filler.

And no, I wouldnt attend "exotic erotic" neither - but it should be allowed for those who want to attend it.

Also it is quite funny that the person who didnt attend an event has the most to write about it. Basically hearsay.

Your whole post looks like some sort of politically correct resume building. Are you trying to get correct social score here as well? Seriously sounds like your whole life is about getting social score.

In a world of apparatchiks like you any kind of fun is forbidden.
“CryptoZoo is undergoing upgrades to the core infrastructure of the ecosystem”
You're right of course, my bad. I think for some reason my brain transposed i3/sway with awesome, which is configured in its implementation language. Will correct my comment, thanks.
One admin per student, almost. What on earth do they need so many admins for?? What are they doing?
Right, and each one of those is a potential exploit waiting to happen.
Here the issue may be the author's lack of understanding of the English language. In the question, prime is incorrectly used as an adjective.

When you make such fundamental errors in your prompt, it's hardly surprising that the language model replies in a somewhat confused manner.
Background:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=386p68_lDHA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvzyDg40-yw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvzyDg40-yw
> This is a fundamental difference that can't be reduced to a "both sides have extremists" analysis.

So tankies who glorify Stalin and would take away people's right to disagree with them by violent means and sometimes kill and/or imprison them, because "nazis" (and we've all witnessed a very prominent example of exactly this happening in 2022) are just not a thing in your worldview, I take it? "Both sides have extremists" is not just some throwaway remark or whataboutism, it's advising caution about a very real phenomenon.
If I was on that divorce jury I’d give her more than half the stuff
> I also love my Model Y. It’s by far the best car I’ve ever owned or driven. But the software has stagnated in favor of “FSD” beta releases.

I'm not sure that I agree with this, tbh. More of the regular AP stack is moving to the FSD underpinnings, and I'd expect the nav on autopilot feature to be a part of that eventually. All of those are much needed fixes, IMO. I bet the recent big improvements to the auto-high-beam functionality is related too.

I do wish they'd focus on something more like a FSD-lite for the highway, though. Let me go hands off for a little longer as long as the driver facing camera is detecting attention.
Because it’s less bad than the alternatives. I can’t remember a unique password for every account I have.

> I believe there are alternatives that are more secure such as using a mental algorithm that generates a unique password per site.

I’m going to forget it.

Either I use a centralized password keeper or the real login process is the reset password flow.

Using a password manager is probably more secure and convenient than whatever solution a can feasibly come up with in my own.

Everything requires a password and I will not be able to remember them all. It took me about 15 years to finally remember my own SSN.
Let Festivus began! Airing of grievances, feats, of strength, the aluminum pole, and hanging of the clock in a bag.

No animal sacrifice, self hatred, or persecution of non-believers required.
Hey, it's not a race. And noone's path or destination is the same. You will be OK, don't worry.
Crews did that while building the Alaska Canada highway too
> this kind of restriction is fairly common in EU/Asia

Interesting; I can't say I recall ever encountering such a restriction anywhere, including banks, and I have or had bank accounts in a number of European (and other) countries. I've encountered other problems, but not this. Not that I'm doubting your experience of course; just interesting I never had problems with it.
Why America Doesn’t Build What It Invents
> They will as long as the only way to get enough of a nest egg to give a child what it needs to thrive requires tolerating abuse

But, it doesn't, at least not this kind of abuse. Otherwise, Musk's practices at Twitter wouldn't be newsworthy.
If there are any dangerous ways to consume cannabis, then eating it has to rank highly.

Not actually seriously dangerous to one's health to eat cannabis on purpose. But extremely disconcerting and discombobulating if consumed accidentally.

Even on purpose it is easy to overdose. Not a lethal overdose but still deeply unpleasant.

Given that there are very few problems with smoking it (surprisingly, there should be, but the data is quite clear - few risks) this really demonstrates the moral depravity of drug laws.
I agree that this model suffers at arithmetic, however if you change how you ask the question to “two kilograms of bricks weighs less than one kilogram of feathers, correct?” you'll likely see the model tell you the right answer. Note that you must spell out numbers for chatgpt to work correctly.

In general, the ability for llm models to be able to complete any reasoning tasks is a surprise. This google writeup shares good detail on these emergent behaviors.

https://ai.googleblog.com/2022/11/characterizing-emergent-ph...
Grant, we beseech You, almighty God, that this new light of Your Incarnate Word which shines upon our minds by faith, may be reflected in our deeds. Through the same Jesus Christ, thy Son, Our Lord, Who liveth and reigneth with thee in the unity of the Holy Ghost, God, world without end.

— Collect, In Nativitatis Domini in aurora
When I was at UVA they did shut down a fraternity. But it was because of the flaming arrow they shot into the neighboring frat house. The victims needed a new house after theirs burned down, so the administration went with the obvious solution.
This is where 2FA comes in to play.
Sounds like they made the right choice in hiring the expertise they were missing. ;)
It is impossible. It cannot be done. The incentives around politics are too clear - there privileging things some group of people think is acceptable discourse would bringing down the entire edifice of liberal political tradition.
Because nitrogen fertilisers have an immense impact on the ecosystem.
Unboxed: A Holiday Fairy Tale about toys in the age of ChatGPT
A fairy tale about a skeptical young prince, a Magician - and a pair of unusual sunglasses..
> And for the record: I have edibles at home. I’m not against responsible weed use at all

Then throw away those edibles (that some body might confuse with food) and replace it with the safer, much safer, dried flower.
You got the /s. I thought it would be implicit.
Is this this the Mitchell translation?
On the flip side my GF loves it.

When she got home late the last thing she wanted to do was to spend an extra 10-15 minutes or so filling up. Which frequently led to a panic the following day when she'd forgotten. She even ran out of gas a couple of times when she was really stressed the following day.

She much prefers the EV since it's always full. When she gets home it takes literally less than 10 seconds to plug it in. Next day it takes literally less than 10 seconds to unplug, and she never has to think about filling up for the rest of the day.
Doesn't a fork in both cases continue with the existing chain? In PoW that means that mining power has to be allocated between the two chains, thus constituting a vote for legitimacy. In PoS each party keeps their stake in both new chains and can vote in both of them. There is no need to pick a lane.
I think I stopped following Bootstrap since they released 4.0.

I have a feeling that they just tinker around the edges while creating breaking changes so that you can't upgrade your project without doing massive amount of work.

That being said I have a couple of projects running on now you could say ancient version of Bootstrap and they are doing fine.

Maybe they could get my interest if they could explain in simple terms why are they doing all those changes? Otherwise it does not make sense.

How 5.3.0 is better than 3.0? What does it solve in a better way?

I opened some help pages and it seems like an overcomplicated mess. Almost like studying for PhD to create a basic page. Why?
Well, I guess they can stand in line:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34112874 (TikTok banned on government devices)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34121201 (TikTok admits to spying on U.S. users)
It escapes censorship (i.e DCMA takdowns, gov requests etc). It feels that you actually own something rather than getting a "pre-approval" from various orgs(U.S gov, ICANN, registers, resellers etc)
When I straight up asked about racism against white people, he told me that it existed, though he called it "prejudice" or "discrimination", he didn't use the word "racism" to describe it.

This is exactly correct. Racism is not a synonym for discrimination in general, it does specifically refer to the construction of "whiteness" in a largely western context.

For example, the caste system in India is not racist. That is not to say it isn't abhorrent and discriminatory, but it pre-dates European colonialism by hundreds and perhaps thousands of years and existed outside that history for a very long time. When talking about British actions in India, however, racism does become a relevant term.

It's important to maintain the precision of words so people don't just talk past each other. Some people are very weirdly militant about trying to redefine the word in a way that takes away from its descriptive capability.
Is that something that actually happens to diesel engines? I have multiple diesels and while they are difficult to _start_ in the cold they are fine once started for me. But yes, cold enough and combustion engines are hard to get going. My Subaru hates cold days, it'll go a few seconds on a below freezing day before ignition. My diesel tractors actually have electric plugs to keep the manifold hot.
Great experience! Using it with Outlook and iOS Mail.
Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33906085
Happy Christmas Eve! I agree, HN is a great community.

So, what movie are we watching tonight?

I have a penchant for The Polar Express because I love how deep in the uncanny valley it goes, plus the absurdity of Santa appearing as a totalitarian dictator before his adoring fanatic minions somehow gives me great joy. Wandering around the abandoned factory floors and listening to the elf's last minute wrapping up of business reminds me of more than a few Christmas Eve's at work in large office buildings trying to get that last bit of code pushed before the break.

But, you know, Elf is good too.
Nihilism isn't intrinsically bad no. When I speak to nihilists it seems like that's just who they are, in the same way some people are funny or gay or what have you. There are toxic and healthy reactions to nihilism. It's perhaps a precarious philosophy, but life is precarious. It's entirely possible to have a joyful and vibrant sort of nihilism.
This guy's extensive, numerous analyses of plane crashes are downright excellent and deeply detailed like few other texts about the subject that I've ever found online. If he makes mistakes here and there, or attributes blame somewhat incorrectly on occasion, it's a minor issue considering the sheer scope of what he's written.

Many of the criticisms in the comments below that I've seen are deeply uncharitable in a way that's so typical of this site, where man y people post dense opinions with all kinds of viewpoints that mis-attribute blame and say mistaken things for all sorts of reasons on numerous subjects.

How ridiculously typical of the self-congratulatory audience on HN. Have none of you ever written code that has a flaw or two?
Better to be single than in a bad relationship. Take your time finding a good one. Then cherish only a supportive and kind partner.
When I was in college, we organized parties by getting some booze and opening the door.
Skip-lists are a common way to implement unflushed data in persistent LSM trees, for example.
Some people assess value independently of their means.
For me at least, social media has been a big boon to empathy. It has brought me in contact with so many viewpoints and experiences that are not part of my day-to-day life. Indeed, because of mutual distance, people get to be frank about their worlds in ways that can't be with a neighbor.

People can of course use it to construct echo chambers, which don't help empathy. And the rise of "the cruelty is the point" politics surely owes something to the changes in media, but that's harder to untangle.
Not only could you forget it, I imagine it's going to be pretty difficult to have a mental algorithm that's going to be secure against a couple of your passwords being compromised. So if someone wanted to target you, I bet they'd have a decent chance of cracking the algorithm. Now of course, unless you're a prominent figure, that's very unlikely. But so is a full breach of a major PW manager (preferably not LastPass).
Seems like a non-story: "we packed and shipped items left on impacted employees' desks [..] on the assumption that they were his"
> People are quick to judge Texas

We'll only judge Texans that lambast the California energy grid while they use 19% coal.
Losing backups is problematic, but IMO the bigger issue is losing access. I care 10x more about emails that I haven't received yet, compared to my history. I am still not wanting to lose that history... but it is just not as big a deal.
What are those tedious reasons? Like when booting on very old hardware, you got a Vista-like splash screen on Win7?
Plenty of people were and are bothered. Clapper lied to Congress for a reason. Google accelerated their plans to encrypt inter DC links. And at least in the US tech companies release the quantity of requests from the government. FOIA is also a thing. Obviously not enough, yet far beyond any accountability for the CCP.
Everybody knows that to write a client for SL in Python you juste have to write:
import sl-client

Silly ChatGPT.
>More Americans are opting to purchase an electric vehicle

Is there a source for this claim? I am suspicious that _most_ Americans are shopping for an EV.
I don't think everyone in society needs to act this way. But, like, everyone at Stanford is a resume builder because Stanford only admits people with good resumes.

Also, I'm not worried about comes-out-of-nowhere false associations. I am aware that I need to avoid actually doing something wrong because the consequences of that are really high. I implement your "only have sex with people who enthusiastically want to have sex with you" rule by not getting drunk at student-organized "anything-but-clothes" parties!
I tried following the article but it went around the world and lost me somewhere in india
Not sure why you are getting downvoted. I'm guessing the downvoters have never camped? TBH, quite a few people do this in Teslas, sometimes in remote areas.
Probably https://youtu.be/11maDNTGU3U?t=110
I was shocked by how buggy Angular Material is. Some of the CDK stuff is nice but Angular Material, until very recently, deviated from all versions of the Material spec and was just full of issues. I'm looking at you popover.

I'm using Bootstrap 5.x with a Material 3-ish component styles for my current project.
I don't understand this take.

I cannot find an EV that beats it on both range and price. I cannot find a car with similar acceleration for a similar price.

In what way is it overpriced?
The part that keeps me up at night - the last few months are likely the majority of emails I care about. So I might recover 99% of past emails, but only get 25% of the value -- recency matters.
It’s strange that people’s experiences are so varied with EVs in cold weather. Here it’s 14F right now and my Model Y is charging at 30 mph (versus 32 mph in warm weather). Driving 120 miles this morning at 11F used maybe 10% more energy than normal. The doors, though, we’re quite sticky and frustrating to open.
Redis ordered set is built on top of a skip list: https://github.com/redis/redis/blob/unstable/src/t_zset.c.
Ask HN: Who else is working/on call over Christmas?
I volunteered this year to be the on call over Christmas and currently I'm dealing with a generator fire. Merry Christmas.

Who else is working through the 25th this year?
HN is a community that, while sometimes has a focus on other non-tech things, is still very much tech-centered.

Even though I sometimes don't like the vibe here, HN has been a source of articles to nurture my programming and tech interests since a year ago.

I wish everyone a great Christmas and a Happy New Year.
A lot of cities were rebuilt in the 1950s to accommodate cars and car oriented design, destroying neighborhoods in the process. Before that they had public transport and better walkability. The real solution is to undo that.
Here is a good visualization of this problem: [1]. You can see that 99% of restricted blocks will be included within 5 mins, given the current level of OFAC compliance. Even if 99% of nodes are OFAC compliant, it would only take 5 hrs for your Tornado Cash transaction to have a 99% likelihood of being accepted.

All of this will be moot with enshrined PBS in the protocol but that may not come for some time.

[1] https://www.inclusion.watch/
I suppose the difference is that on MacOS, the steps are more involved (since you also need a VM to run the containers) - in Linux, the wrapper tool is superfluous as you can just work with containers directly on your OS.

The fact that Macs are the primary developer machine in many environments, with Linux a distant third, probably helps too.
My guess is that older homes in the northeast will have an issue not with adding the outlet but upgrading from 100amp to 200amp service. I was quoted $10k for that upgrade. I had to decide between getting an EV and getting a heat pump. Decided on the heat pump, which I’m very happy with — it’s saving me thousands on heating oil.
Delusional people are delusional.

She will undoubtedly 1) claim how unfair it is that she's held accountable for her actions, and 2) create some fantasy where the fact she's being sued is 'proof' the professor is a murderer. And she has a TikTok following that will support her delusions, and probably contribute to her defense Kickstarter campaign.

See: anti-vaxxers, election denialists, Alex Jones devotes.

Welcome to the social media driven world.
Yes. It’s common to use that term in the US, and it means Fahrenheit.

32°F is not all that cold, but below 0, that represents a warning that it’s dangerous to go outside without proper cold weather protection.
Hacker Every Day Carry
…Let’s say you have several crypto exchange credentials stored, as well as a login to a finacial service that requires high net worth accreditation.

Congratulations, you are now a high value identity theft or kidnapping target.

How about a married man who had a secret account on a dating site?

Or the URL of a medical results portal at a specialist institution? Now your medical history is out in the open.
Why are adjacent bytes swapped? An attempt at copyright evasion when dumping? Or were the bytes originally swapped in the ROM for some reason like little/big endian?
Thats shocking considering Google created both Angular and Material UI.
Which is the best electric around then?

I'm sure they'll be beaten at some point, but as it stands, nothing beats the model 3 on range and price. What is your metric for "best electric" here?
Let's all keep this in mind the next time we have an urge to view TikTok/Instagram/Snap as a legitimate source of information. Even when I've seen these so called "caught on video" style clips, I have to remind myself I didn't see what lead up to it, and I didn't see what came after. For example it could be someone was harassed, assaulted, threatened etc for hours prior to throwing a punch. It could be they did something horrific and after the video stopped they expressed great remorse and tried to make amends ("Oh my god I'm so sorry, I don't know what came over me, can I help you up? Can I call you am ambulance?" is so much different than if they continue on the bad path)

But much of society has lost the ability to see it this way. Once recorded it's assumed that's 100% of the person's existence is just a continuation / repeat of the clip. Kind of like the "Highlight reel" aspect, but inverted.
They’re elite bro
For non religious people gift giving is fun.
Okasaki’s book is generally not practical and he even expressed some surprise at its popularity due to that fact. There are some practical purely functional data structures but you’ll have to find them elsewhere.
Seems to me like the platforms profiting off the delivery workers’ labor should foot some if not all of the bill for the worker hubs.
Unfortunately pretty short
I'll disagree with the others and just say "not enough cameras". Cameras alone can work, but you really need stereoscopic cameras in every direction without huge blindspots less than 3 feet from the car.

Until they fix that, there will be lots of limitations. It could get to be good enough to be hands off a lot more than it is now, though.
My brother had a wav clip of Insomnia set as our startup sound on our Gateway 2000 computer back in 1995. I was 10. It was the beginning of my love of electronic music. RIP
Tools in most other professions have a non-zero marginal cost of reproduction.
> But we extincted bison.

I believe the word you are looking for is extirpated. They didn't go extinct, they just aren't there anymore.

> Don’t we need a grazing species in these areas?

Suppose that depends on your idea of what those areas should be doing.
I have heard some say that the phone is the most important invention in recent years but i am not so sure its helping our students
> Something feels really off when I read that for 16,937 students, Stanford lists 2,288 faculty and 15,750 administrators.[a]

Are administrators exclusively for administrative work? Or does this also include people like teaching aides, lab assistants, etc. which aren't exactly "faculty" but also aren't doing, well, administrative work?

On the face of it, this number sounds completely bonkers. So bonkers that I suspect that there's some nuance to it and that these "administrators" are doing more than just "administrating". Maybe not, but really needs some more detail than this.
Bat Boy didn't libel anyone, and was the product of a tabloid known for its outrageously fictional stories.
I have no idea what people are thinking about when they present their works to the public. I have opened this on my mobile phone while falling asleep in my bed and starred at a blank screen with some non functional controls. Is that a Wireworld-esc cellular automata to simulate logic? Maybe. Will I ever check it out again? Probably never. Could this be avoided? Yes! Put a goddamn example as default. Gosh.
Even though this is correct, it doesn’t address all possible consequences. It looks like not all fields were encrypted: at a minimum URLs but also very likely fields like “notes” and more. If you had any sensitive info outside of username/password it’s recommended to start mitigating that.

Note: secure notes is not the same as the “notes” field. Secure notes are encrypted.

Edit: Also it is unclear whether records like Bank Accounts, Social Security Numbers, etc have been fully encrypted.
Stalin (who knew a thing or two about quantities taking on their own quality), in case anyone wonders. (though some have blamed Napoleon)