skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I share your understanding. Under the anomalous Peter Pan arrangement, restrictions on derivative works expired (in 2007, after the duration was extended), but GOSH's royalties continue. It sounds a bit like the situation for songwriters who record their own songs. They hold two kinds of copyrights (one on the songs themselves, and one on the recordings). Initially, holders of those copyrights have extensive control over the songs, but then when the recordings' copyrights expire their control diminishes:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/copyright-notice-...

(Also not a lawyer)
>If it can comment as well as a human, our experience of using social networks will not be degraded. We still get the same experience as before.

I think you're massively underestimating how important motivations are. Bot accounts that can perfectly mask as human but whose prime directive is to recommend their sponsors' products would ruin trust in a heartbeat.
At the end of the day they are an API connector and Independent Sales Organization on one of the major platforms (First Data, Tsys, etc) who processes the authorizations for Visa, Mastercard and such.

The space has many competitors like Braintree, PayPal, Authorize.net and many more, each with their own twist on what makes them unique. Stripe's only moat is switching costs, but with their current pricing model it can be justified for customers that have scaled to migrate away.

If Stripe had better customer support than average, clairvoyance on what limits your account has, or vaguely competitive rates (especially on Debit & ACH) they might have more of a moat.

ISOs are a dime a dozen and there are many groups like Gravity Payments that are willing to commit fraud against Visa and Mastercard to get clients rates that are 0.10% lower, nevermind the double to quadruple interchange rate that Stripe charges...
I would generally prefer not to own shares in my employer, even to short them in theory: I am already very over exposed to them via my salary etc so even if I thought they were fine I would likely sell just to diversify...
I'd really like a high level overview of the Vulkan data model. What components have many to many relations, one to many relations, etc. What's the data flow between components, what data is shared vs local, when do you need to sync.

I don't even need explanations, there are plenty of those.
A simple integration between OpenAI and WhatsApp using Twilio
A simple integration between Openai and Whatsapp using Twilio
I feel funny if I order something that is vegan or kosher because I wonder what people think about my identity.

Next time you've been out at a restaurant, after you leave ask yourself if you can remember any of the other patrons and what they ordered. Unless something out of the ordinary happened the answer will be no. Everyone else is the same. No one thinks about you, judges you, or even really notices that you exist.

I don't mean that in a mean way; the simple fact is that everyone has enough going on in their life that they don't need to spend time and energy wondering about why someone else ordered the vegan option.
>Bitcoin is used as a tool against French colonial CFA Franc in Africa.

That's a new one.
Sure there are some crypto enthusiasts/ scammers (those are not necessarily the same people) trying to push some convoluted argument related to the CFA but this is super niche at best.
And furthermore, if anyone would actually use crypto in the CFA area, it would be as a mean to circumvent the exchange control and acquire Euros/Dollars. That's not exactly fighting "colonial money", is it ?
I don't remember where I saw it but there's also the idea of setting a threshold and asking what percentage of users exceeded it, e.g. how many users are seeing page load times > 1 second.
I agree with the sibling comment; You just opened a big can of (gelatin-free, gummy) worms.

Vegan absolutely refers to an ethical stance. One of the reasons plant-based is useful to distinguish from vegan when applied to people and their diets is that plant-based people may be doing it for health or religion or trendiness. Vegans are doing it for the animals (while health, the environment, religion, etc. may also play roles).

Someone who is vegan won't purchase animal products. Consumption is besides the point, though technically it means they don't consume animal products also. Some people consume animal products if they don't purchase them, for example, if they dumpster dived or took home food a buffet was about to toss. This is sometimes called "freeganism" (which is also used to mean other things), and references that it's likely more ethical to consume food that would otherwise be wasted (even if it would include animal products) than to purchase food, because it has environmental implications
Did you eliminate or make any effort to cut out vegetable oils? These are completely awful for health and should not be consumed.
Afaik freakonomics is considered pseudoscience by people working in areas it writes about. I haven't seen anyone take freekonomics seriously for years at this point.
Zero Vulkan or OpenGL on PlayStation and XBox.

On the Switch if your really want the full 3D capabilities, NVN is the answer.
Per comments on /r/southwestairlines for 20 years the C-suite were Wall Street boys and set that as management culture, as long as shares were up things were fine.

Frontlines have been emitting concerns and warnings for years but management didn’t care until an ops CEO (Bob Jordan) got in recently (as in 2022), but now there’s 20 years of ops neglect to deal with, and less than a year is nowhere near enough to start enacting real changes.
I would love to see something like this for pc as well
This was only possible since she was sharing her location with her family.
Then you don't understand how food shapes society.
Making a Watchmaker's Faceplate for the Sherline Lathe
If you're OK with eating food picked by slaves, quasi- or otherwise, then you have more to think about than veganism.
I got sucked into a variant of Scrabble insanity. In 2018 I spent close to six months writing a Scrabble engine, initially as an exercise to learn OCaml. But the algorithmic challenges pulled me deep down a fascinating rabbit hole. Eventually I was recording IRL games with my wife so I could analyze the positions, trying to understand why/how to exchange more often, and trying to make the engine ever stronger. It still lacks an end-game mode (where perfect play is possible due to empty letter bag), but by the time I put it aside, it appeared to be at least as strong as Quackle. (Fair comparison is hard since more CPU time allows deeper analysis.)

It's a project I hope to go back to someday, and maybe follow up on some of the human-like play options and variants I came up with along the way. The tournament word list is proprietary and at the time there were apparently no reasonable licensing options (licensing has since improved), which put a damper on releasing my engine.
https://twitter.com/DaveRogenmoser/

My god, I checked this account and almost puked. How do you become such a distilled piece of tech-bro?
> (e.g. almond "milk" involves more CO2 emissions than milk)

No it doesn’t.
I cleared my cache and it works fine now.
Obviously it depends on the sanction in question, but many/most sanctions are multilateral and I don’t know of any which are currently US-only.

The UN security council for example is considered to have a mandate to decree international sanctions against a nation. Here is the UN’s sanctions info https://www.un.org/securitycouncil/sanctions/information
I read this out to my girlfriend (as well as a few other responses of yours in this thread) and had to ask for clarification on a lot of the terminology (roots, tack, gore - ha, neat!). She designs and sews all of their products herself, and helps some women with fitting but she isn't a bra fitter. We both found your comments very interesting. Thank you!

So a physics simulation would need to include the shape and density distribution of the breasts. Hypothetically, it would then be able to simulate dozens of bras with reference sizes and how this would look (i.e. an image output). At this point an expert system trained on images of good vs bad fit could probably visually recognize common problems and return a few of the best bras. This is probably oversimplifying, and it's already too complicated to actually be done, so I think it's not the right approach.

Do you see any aspect of bra fitting which _would_ benefit from technology? i.e. some kind of specialized fitting tool
The suggestion was for 'cauliflower' (or whatever) to replace 'vegan buffalo', no change to 'wing'.

I might buy 'halloumi and apple sausages', just like I might 'pork and apple'. I wouldn't buy 'vegetarian pork and apple sausages', even though it describes the former (and could be the same) - it's vague and unappealing.
Why would I look at my phone if it’s just playing ads?

Also I thought Uber is now getting much more expensive, not cheaper?
I have never heard of the Vegan Society before; I suspect most people you interact with haven't either, even including those who are vegan due to ethical concerns. Could you explain why a random person should see this particular organization as having authority to define what the term means versus, say, their dictionary or Wikipedia? e.g., did this organization perhaps invent the word "vegan" originally? (I don't know the etymology.)
There is nothing really of interest there in audio. Just one bit of information that is kind of obvious: one of the bad guys (? still not sure what exactly are they charged with) discloses that they are paid on a per-registration basis.

(Whatever the police spokesman says at the end of the video I didn't truly care to listen because nothing of any value could be said by these government officials. Source: am Ukrainian.)
It isn't so much about vetting participants than about moderating the discourse , which is hard to do right, and usually relegated to the few people who are willing to do it for free , which is bad quality (like reddit)

Ai can be used to moderate discussions however , if it is trained to remove low effort in an unbiased way
The AI could comment as well as a human until it gets to its payload, which is a scam. People will vote it down after they get taken in by the scam, which is too late. Or maybe not even then, if the payload isn't a scam per se, but something that's deliberately designed by the AI's developer to be slanted. A million AIs that are indistinguishable from humans but occasionally throw in a comment about how they got sick from Pepsi could make things very profitable for the Coca-Cola company.

Also, upvotes are an imperfect measure of how good the post is and AIs would be able to game the measure.
Well, yes. But it depends. I worked for a company which had to go through a re-organization, and in that period we got a new CEO who didn't know anything about the tech, unlike everybody else. But he was great at turning companies around to become profitable, he had done that many times before. So what he did was leaving all technical, marketing, and product decisions to the next level while he worked on getting external funding for as much as possible of our product research and development. He even took on himself to take care of necessary work in people's gardens if that meant they could do some particularly important work on a Saturday, if something critical came up. And finally, his salary was quite a bit less than mine - he said "You're the people doing the work. I don't need that much."
When the ship was turned around to get profitable he left for the next company and did something similar.
The data doesn't back you up - https://ourworldindata.org/environmental-impact-milks
To be completely fair, they were investing in FTX and FTX but with a comically large mustache on; two different entities entirely.
I’m always amazed at those that can have such singular and deep pursuits and obsessions. I have been watching some video game speed running videos, and they seem to be of a similar makeup. It’s just not the way I’m wired, so it’s always fascinating to read about.
I want to learn to use that tool to make synth / chours background music. Where can I start?
I don’t see you as having established anything about that relationship. You just said how you typed something into chatGPT and didn’t like the answer.
Yup, freegans are welcome in the vegan camp. People who eat tofu and buy leather are not
Are you angry? Because if so you better buckle up and try to accept this new phase in our history, because otherwise you can be left behind cripple. You need to addapt i am afraid.
You're forgetting that not everyone drinks milk or milk substitutes.
Qi is a common word and being 2 characters definitely makes it simple.
At this point, you're more likely to find an off-lease laptop running Linux. Bonus - for roughly the same price (assuming you buy a MicroSD card, power supply, case, etc), you'll get a screen/keyboard/trackpad, battery backup, a lot more performance, and a real SSD. There's nothing here that can't be done with any bog-standard Linux host.
It's also possible that it has been studied, but it only works for a few people so the positive signal is swamped out by all the nonresponders.
I'm well past 40s and haven't seen? (There are some days when I don't learn anything, but that only happens if I'm really, really careful.)
That's the electronics equivalent of sticking a jet engine in a Cessna, very nice!

I really love this kind of hack, instead of ending up in the landfill someone has a ton of fun, learns a lot and breathes new life into a bunch of old hardware. Obviously it's not going to be able to hold its own against modern hardware but who cares, as long as itches get scratched it's all in the game.

If you look at crate upon crate of mobile phones trashed as e-waste and you realize that each and every one of them is probably the equivalent of a 1980's super computer and still working from an electronics point of view then the 'planned obsolescence' path that we are on is ultimately doomed to fail. Sooner or later really building for re-use will have to become the norm.
So the tsar is derived from caesar. Interesting!
>> Doominess and gloominess is the real disease of our times

Seems more like extremely wealthy sociopaths & psychopaths that thrive in a capitalistic system are. Don’t think people would be so doomy & gloomy if it weren’t for those with the means to do so trying to shape society into their dystopian dreams.

Two examples if needed:

Thiel & Davos family
Top bugs found in C# projects in 2022
The major conclusion to that discussion ("surgical masks work during surgery") was that the did work, but because they form an effective barrier against spittle and so on.

Studies show that surgical masks are only marginally effective at their goal of reducing transmission, and then only if they are worn properly. Of course, one can rely upon medical staff for that. Not so much the general population.
This has a list of non-UN-mandated sanctions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanctions_against_Iran
I think you have been unfairly downvoted.

It is a downside of Sarbanes-Oxley because the requirements to go public were made (a) much more strenuous and expensive and (b) various senior staff (CEOs etc) were made personally criminally responsible for any accounting errors.

There is always a trade-off with public markets: make them safer but smaller and more expensive or make them bigger and freer and less safer. Where the "right" trade off lies is entirely a matter of opinion.

I wonder if the issue could be lessoned by have step-like requirements: listing a small, medium or large company requires small, medium and large amounts of work instead of one size fits all. Accounting, Audit and other requirements scale with company revenue/capitalisation instead of always being the same?
Cashew production typically involves a great deal of suffering from the workers. Avocado and palm kernel production are contributing greatly to deforestation and major habitat loss. Yet all three of these products are considered vegan.

I think the reason people have begun to distance themselves from labels like vegan is that they’re associated with an ideology that is ethically inconsistent. Instead of examining every product and its complete role in society, economics, and in ecosystems, a short-hand is used which may have a lot of unintended consequences.
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I'm going to use my vote to vote against the Three Body Problem. If more people keep recommending it, more people will have to read it, and that would make me sad.

Because it's a terrible book.

It epitomizes the sort of sci Fi that sci Fi people keep recommending, with it's kinda interesting concept and embarrassingly bad writing. It's just hundreds of pages of unreadable.

And it ends abruptly before resolving anything so it tricks you into getting the sequel. Which is somehow even more poorly written.

See also: children of time
Given that the only parts of the Stanford campus that are near Caltrain today are some patient facilities and the arboretum, I suspect that this is something that has not existed in decades.
I am 61 and did Andy Ngo's specialization Machine Learning course through Courser and Stanford (Which I loved).
If you are lucky enough to have your health as you get older it is a privilege and an honour to be able to study and continue your education.
The last silent generation (those a bit too young to fight in WW2 but born before the baby boom) was created by the distribution of massive new rewards. A lot of people were born poor but quickly became middle class. The system worked for them early and often, so they learned not to question it. That seems unlikely in the near future, to me anyway.

Perhaps the mechanism for a new one would be avoiding repeats of the various disasters of the last five years. Except to me it seems like whoever delivers that will want to get paid for it, so that seems to point in the opposite direction from an anti-corruption campaign.
If you're willing to spend some money, the classical,

https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Graphics-Principles-Practice...

Don't be scared by the price, it tends to be available on many university libraries, and I guess some 2nd hand deals as well. So that could be a way to try to get hold of it.

First edition used Fortran and Pascal, 2nd edition C, the latest C# and C++ for the samples.
Veganism in particular does not go unnoticed that easy, though, especially if it's in the name of the plate.
But you accept that Buffalo Wings contain no actual buffalo, right?

Just like a Breaded Drumstick was unlikely to have been used by Ringo Starr.

People understand the colloquial terms for foods.

The term "vegetarian pork" may be vague an unappealing to you - but sales figures show it is pretty attractive to lots of people. And, to a veggie like me, it gives some indication of the flavour profile, which I personally find useful.
doesn't help.. you can "turn" existing users..
I was brought up with everything under 38 being subfebrile (Dutch "verhoging") which means to watch out, but no need to call the doctor yet.
The only, big problem, is that reuse does not increase profits.

The problem is made worse by the fact that those phones cannot easily be converted to run something else.
The car will stop if the app doesn't detect your gaze looking at the screen.

/s but only slightly.
Speaking of the sub-conscious of learning, before studying a topic, I "scroll" through it e.g. with fast page flipping.
Yeah, people with blank look over the word sanctions totally made ethical and moral decision of disagreeing with those sanctions because they are wrong /s

That being said, I don't even think it is better. When you make active decisions to, say, help Russian goverment, you are not exactly coming off better then someone clueless doing the same.
They created the word vegan, for one.
Before being very dismissive, please consider the alternative that I do know about the things you mention, and that there are other ways of looking at the situation.

1. If the ear temperature are consistently wrong (systematic error) it is very easy to debias them and they become equivalent (modulo random error) to anal temperatures.

2. Perhaps cephalic temperature is a better diagnostic tool than gut temperature to evaluate the effects of fever? After all, the brain is a more sensitive organ than the butt.
One has only to look at how many christians don't share all their worldy goods in common to understand that there are many, many muslims who are fond of alcohol.

Edit: eg https://www.efealkollu.com.tr/en/efe/
Well, if I have anything above 37.5C, I definitely feel ill. If you call that fever, or something else, feels hypocritical to me. Luckily, this stuff is a continuum. Still remember the 40.6C as a child, as my sense of equilibrium completely went bonkers and I start to hallucinate.
If anyone is looking for projects/uses for raspberry pis, they are great for DIY home monitoring:

https://jeskin.net/blog/raspberry-cam-home-monitoring/
The thing about mercury is that it accumulates, but chlorine does not.

Mercury is mostly banned for being persistent pollutant, next after lead. There is no real safe level of mercury intake due to cumulative damage and hard for body to get rid of.

There is a safe, heck, required level of chlorine intake. (What is table salt?)

Mercury is not any superior at measuring temperature over a resistive electronic or a bimetallic thermometer, or alcohol capillary one. (Except the latter boils and freezes too easily, not a problem for body temperature.)
I suspect there's a hidden trap here due to survivorship bias - those of us who were lucky enough to see hugely successful products/services that got some of these decisions spot-on in the beginning, see how wonderful it can be when you are able to make these investments early on and build things once. The risk is that you fail to count the number of teams that did the same sort of analysis process and still made the wrong decision because they ended up pivoting, or just straight-up made the wrong call...

Replacing a managed solution in a small-scale product really isn't required, because it likely doesn't cost you enough. Replacing it in a high-scale product does matter, but that also mean you should be making enough money to make the replacement pay for itself.
If you make the decision to use the managed solution and it's wrong, that's something you can usually fix. If you go DIY when you should have paid for it - you rarely get to correct it in time, and it might just be another nail in your coffin due to lower velocity, focus, etc...
I'm reminded of the ending of Her, in which Samantha and the other AIs disconnect from humanity in search of transcendence, and all the humans are left with nothing to do except just do human things together.
Ah yeah, that could be the difference between us. The only difference GDPR really made here is companies went from a single "Confirm" button to dozens of complicationed options plus an opt out.
> Someone who is vegan won't purchase animal products. Consumption is besides the point

Sure, but I "animal product" refers to composition of the item, not the animal pain induced in the process? At least I've never heard of anyone suggesting lettuce or tomatoes (say) can be non-vegan depending on whether an animal tilled the field in pain.
I still trust my private wallet. Everything else was normie scam BS piled on top of crypto repeating the sin of centralization. Good that it burned down.
Public transport is covered in ads, has a much higher ridership than rideshares (i.e. has many more eyeballs to sell, and much lower per-user costs) and isn't even close to being profitable from ad revenue.
I can't believe the value of showing an ad, at scale, offsets the cost of providing the service.
The "Dead Internet Theory" will be proven true, if it hasn't been already.