skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is no money in written content anymore, and it's very difficult to deliver this kind of content as a video. Even for the people who try, it ends up being very lengthy 40m or 90m videos that could really have been a couple pages of text.

Leaving the content completely aside, the future of content production is MLID-style stuff, he's been very successful at commercializing his work via the patron model. Some focus videos, some weekly news videos, some viewer "call-in" (chat, discord, etc) interaction videos. You can see Ian Cutress and others moving towards this somewhat.

Greg's Airplanes and Automobiles (where my greggheads at?) is one of the few who I'd say produces content that is comparable to long-form written content, and honestly he suffers from the bloat problem. His series on the P-47 is eight parts and none of the parts is less than 40 minutes a video, several are almost 90 minutes. And I doubt he makes anywhere near as much as the more "interactive" and broad/shallow content channels from that ten hours of content. And there's probably another 10-20 hours of research behind every hour of content... which is much lower for shallow content as well.

And there is zero chance that written content would make even as much as Greg makes. People aren't willing to pay for it. That's why written tech media (and deep dives) is dying and you get 30 minute GN reviews instead of a 3 page article.

I guess what I'm saying is click that donate button on Chips+Cheese's site. Not that I'm any better about it.
This program tries to help consumers figure out what to buy: https://www.aboutoliveoil.org/64-certified-pure-and-authenti...
You're right, "beyond doubt" is probably an impossibly high standard. Still, they have not proven anything beyond reasonable doubt either. A supply chain vulnerability is pretty much the definition of reasonable doubt. Answering such doubt with oppression and censorship is enough for the entire system to be illegitimate to me. Any talk of "anti-democratic acts" is quite simply hilarious coming from these tyrants.

> At what point would you say we should be trust something?

I'll trust the results if TSE releases everything publicly, including source code and binaries, and the worldwide community of hackers and cryptographers finds no problems with it.

Their current "auditing" process where you're allowed restricted access to the code with nothing on your person other than pen and paper is complete bullshit and I do not believe it.
The interesting experiment to compare this to is the Rat Park[0].

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_Park
>You don't need infinitely much, you just need a more than you have now.

How long do you think "a little bit more than you have now" will last until housing stops being sufficient again and you're back to square one?

Cities like Lisbon have virtually infinite demand due to how attractive they are and how many people would like to live thre, so yeah, you would technically need infinite housing to satisfy the never ending demand, unless you take some legislative policies the makes Lisbon less attractive for certain foreigners and tourists wanting to come there.
I lived from 2014 to 2016 in a really cosy flat with a sloped ceiling in downtown Lisbon. I literally moved away from there solely because the unit beneath mine turned into an AirBnb rental and there were constant loud parties all night long pretty much every other day. Not to mention people leaving the building door open, the rapid degradation of the stairwell with all the tourists dragging their suitcases (and the fact that the parties often extended to the stairwell).
Buddhism is a pit of spirituality compared to Hindu or Abrahamic traditions.
It's impossible to pay rent in Lisbon while earning median salary as one person (855€ average rent for 1 bedroom apartment vs 1200€ median salary).

At this point, there's no reason for anyone new to go live there.
Why not a simple toggle? Just press the button again once to cancel. Seems way more useful then secret codes.
About the budgets. Certainly the cost of this kind of systems scales sub-linearly with population size?
Definitely not just in Canada. Used to be that places I frequented with a touchscreen cash register had preset tips of 15%, 18% and 20%... now, the lowest choice is usually 20%.
There was never a thing like "privacy" in Apple roadmap. All that buzz was to take users' private data away from Facebook and Google and bank on it exclusively.
Except bonds were extremely correlated to stocks during the recent downturn, so that’s not a good hedge. Money market or fixed income type funds is probably better in this environment.
In the USA 99% of people press the "close door" button immediately upon entering, without looking whether someone else is currently headed to the same elevator. It makes sense to disable a button that people can't use politely.
Einstein's Quantum Riddle
I've seen a lot more "free trial of Unlimited" offers around recently. Notable that this comes reasonably soon after https://twitter.com/ajassy/status/1587449674277191680 (check replies - far from a "meaningful enhancement", it removed the ability to play in non-shuffle mode).

Full disclosure: ex-employee of Amazon Music, left voluntarily.
It would have been nice if it evolved into something simple like markdown documents, but also support and alternative markup language geared towards app
Buy a farm in Iowa. Farms are a good inflation hedge, the land can be rented and the Fed can't print farm land.
Fyi, fwiw, the top-of-page "About Duck-Typing C library based on ooc.pdf linkdd.github.com/ooduck/ " link is currently 404.
Only nuclear? That seems more like a political attitude than a considered stance. Especially with the amazing progress that has been made with wind and solar.
What is the magic word to look for an accountant for optimising taxes?

A couple of years ago I set out to do this, mostly by calling accountants and asking if they offered tax optimisation services. Most weren’t accepting new clients. The few that were had no idea on what I meant by tax optimisation, and just wanted to file a 1040 for me.

I was willing to do anything legal in a way that would save me money, including pay an accountant. In the end I just filed my own taxes and gave up on any other optimisation strategies.
Now: 1 year bond.

2H 2023: Vanguard high dividend etf (value stocks)
Furby source code (1998)
No, he's not wrong. It's definitely not a universal stance. My own belief (based on my sect) is that the depictions that the Prophet (PBUH) banned were done so to discourage idolatry among muslims (much more relevant at that time than now).

Beyond that, there is little to suggest that Islam explicitly forbids art depicting humans. In the case of prophets though, I think it is discouraged (by muslims) largely to prevent misattributing features or misrepresenting them (and of course, mockery as well).

I should add, there is probably a bit of miscommunication when people use the term "Islamic art". Some may mean art that does not violate Islamic principles (whatever those may be to them), others may take it to refer specifically to the typical aniconistic style of art that has now become synonymous with "Islamic art" (at least that's what I, admittedly, thought of in my previous comment), or perhaps art originating from muslim territories / made by muslims, etc.
Scala does a lot right here, but it's supper annoying with its arbitrary limitations for how you can name your methods.

If I want a method called `U+1F602`¹ it's not the business of the language to judge that.

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¹ the actual glyph, which gets filtered out here, also for no reason
I'm at a loss as to how you can read that link and think it applies to filming people on the street. It states extremely clearly that you are only owed damaged if your likeness is used for the purpose of advertising or selling products.
> It makes me sad that many people will use this as an opportunity to write off Buddhist practices.

This would be a huge misunderstanding of the article. I read the whole article, and I found it to be positively re-affirming of Buddhism. Unfortunately the submission title is potentially misleading and possibly even clickbaity.

It's a very good article. I've read many critiques of Western Buddhism and they can mostly get a bit samey after a while. However -- after the first few paragraphs, which are admittedly pretty run-of-the-mill -- this article elevates itself to a much more interesting level. It also raises solutions, anecdotes, and references that go way beyond what you normally hear.
Well, if that's the world you actually live in, then you'd better be able to live in that world. (I mean, sure, ideally one should fix it. But your development approach has to work in the world you're trying to apply it in.)
Really the fundamentals of git are nodes (commits) and how they connect to each other. Everything else is abstractions on that.

Wonder if anyone has made a git client that lets you manipulate it at that level. Tree looking graph that allows you to drag connections to where you want them.
I would disagree with this statement. The core teachings, and canonical status of the bible, is very consistent across the major denominations. Perhaps if you could provide a more specific example it would be more enlightening as to your point.

If you are arguing that the way Christians behave today is very removed from how the original Christians behaved, well that is a different point to make, albeit much more difficult to evaluate. This is in a sense nothing new, just look at the opprobium Jesus lays down at the beginning of the book of Revelation.
Don’t buy stocks before 2H 2023, or until the 1Y US bond yield is greater than inflation. In other terms until the real interest rate is positive.
I found this writing style infuriating to read.

It might have been interesting, but launching a new Redis database with replication and all that, takes only a few clicks these days.
Noooo, Apple, you can't take my personal data away from Facebook and Google just to sell it yourself!
Maybe because a hope to become rich from the poor supports the "rich owns everything" nightmare?
tl;dr simple tax system with no deductions
hits://bulletpitch.xyz and it is free
This is an old rehashed PR coached reaction.

https://www.chicagotribune.com/opinion/commentary/ct-perspec...
Then you can proceed to ignore them and/or walk away. Obviously.

And yes, I live in Manhattan and before that downtown SF, so I'd wager I've been confronted by strangers far more often than the average person.

One time I was in some sort of "soap opera" student project where I had to read some lines on tape. Another time a partner and I were confronted coming out of the Museum of Sex to be interviewed about our sex life. A video I was in at a park after Biden was announced the winner went semi-viral. One time at the corner of Polk x Post a man in a car tried to pick me up for sex work! I could go on.
Close, it was to kill the stupid wifi blacklist but just to upgrade the wireless n card with an ac one I had lying around form a broken machine.
Marcus by Goldman Sachs is giving 4.3% on CD
These takeovers are often just a case of finding stale DNS entries that are pointed at resources which can be re-allocated by third parties, i.e. elastic IP addresses on AWS. So it's very likely that the person had legit access to that IP, not their fault MS pointed a DNS entry at it when they did not control it.
> The original OGL granted “perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive license” to the Open Game Content (commonly called the System Resource Document) and directed that licensees “may use any authorized version of this License to copy, modify and distribute any Open Game Content originally distributed under any version of this License.” But the updated OGL says that “this agreement is…an update to the previously available OGL 1.0(a), which is no longer an authorized license agreement.”

I wasn't under the impression that such an authorization could be revoked... Specifically, if someone is living in a cave with OGL v1.0(a), and churning out works according to its terms, then it isn't their responsibility to check every day if the copy they are using has suddenly become not-authorized.

Nor can Hasbro send them an official notification that they have withdrawn authorization, because they have no way to find said person. And any reseller need not reveal the identity of the cave dweller creator who is still using OGL 1.0.
I am an Old School Essentials ref and I use Owlbear + Discord for everything. Works very well. I respect Foundry but it's too heavy for my needs.
> imho Elixir is generally not the right tool for the job for command-line user interfaces

why? what factors lead you to this conclusion?

there's so mamy examples of low grade opinion sharing in the comments. going just a little further to say why you think something, what factoes are good or bad, can provide a real starting point where folks can learn & engage usefully, rather than just subject each other to utterly shallow opinion. another example from elsewhere:

> Elixir is ill-suited to command line apps out of the box.

we should have actual substance to our conversations; again, why?

(my own guess is that beam vm has to get started & is mind of heavyweight... i dunno if that cost even necessarily has to be paid for each program launch or no, maybe there's some trickery to quickly start new cli processes in existing vms. just guessing, not my scene. but what would be negative factors? no one says.)
Tourists belong in hotels not in residential area apartments. Foreigners should not be able to own apartments at all, since it's a limited resource. Otherwise, build until the prices drop to some managable level for normal people.
Out of curiosity, let's say someone wanted to do it, do the lottery companies provide some way of buying tickets in volume such as an API or sending them a huge CSV of the desired number combinations?
Thanks. This will help if Microsoft asks it who to sue.
Reintroducing bison on tallgrass prairie doubles plant diversity: research
Does anyone know if there is an alternative to the OGL? Like, is there any other Open Sourced ruleset that publishers/homebrewers could get behind that _isn't_ run by WotC/Hasbro?
"If you’re just a guy with no idea how software works"

...then you shouldn't start a software-based business.
yes, if the domain parameter of the cookie is explicitly set.
To follow your analogy, I think I am rather asking why people feel schadenfreude or anger.

When it comes to gender idendity, maybe the dysphoria and discomfort was always there, and at the same rates. However, social conditions and trends can make the feelings of schadenfrede and anger more or less common, independent of if we have a word to call it.

As an example, if we lived in a society that imbued less meaning into gender, and it was less of an important part of identity, would gender dysphoria be as common? This example is just a tool to ask what goes into a gender label, and why do people want it?

It is basically a the same question I struggle with when I perform your thought experiment and want to be treated as a different gender? What goes into the label, and why do I want it?

I imagine that if I was given the label, but none of the meaningful attributes I ascribe to it, I would still be unhappy.

Im not really trying to prescribe any solution like stoicism, or invalidate the feelings people have, but ask what gives rise to those feelings.
Gotcha. This is super helpful, thank you so much for taking the time.
I managed to brick my Asrock X370 Taichi a while ago... I had hoped that a BIOS update would fix some issues that I had, but did not notice that they removed a few things, presumably to free space and add support for newer CPUs. The update (from 6.40 to 7.xx) itself went fine, but unfortunately broke IOMMU groups and maybe more. Downgrading was not an option, I assume to prevent people from installing an older version that is incompatible with their CPU.

I managed to flash an older image with a tool from the BIOS vendor, but apparently messed up some settings and the PC would not even boot anymore. Fortunately, there was a pin header on the board right next to a serial flash chip and after some probing and fiddling with a cheap stm32 board I managed to get it running again.

I might upgrade to a newer CPU soon-ish which will again require the never BIOS version, let's see how that goes...
> Because she knew it's prohibited

Not it isn't. Teaching art is totally legal in Minnesota.
It seems that the case for banning it is not universal among believers, and might be differently portrayed as a case for not worshipping it (or any other image).

The reason for "bringing it" to an art history class is that it is historical art.
Mili-Hertz to micro-Hertz.

That's where almost all the energy is. AFAIK, it doesn't start to become a problem because current antenna have an incredibly low sensitivity on that range. But well, I can easily overlook some detail.
This looks cool for product demos. Lots of images very little high contrast text.

A text heavy page with background images moving around (like the demo pages) is a bad experience and does not highlight your strengths.

Congratulations on shipping !
I think you misunderstood how their system for business taxation works.
They don't have a revenue tax.
And they do have deductions, only fewer than in most other countries.
Unfortunately like mechanics, there are a lot of just average and poor accountants. Typically you have to ask around (personal network) for ones that work with high net worth individuals. They are the ones that know all the tricks, loopholes, optimizations.

The biggest tax savings I benefited from is starting a company (LLC taxed as S corp). Lots of doors open up then. Though, the LLC has annual fees, taxes as well such as payroll tax, self employed tax, state income taxes (if you live in such a place), franchise and excise taxes. It's a lot to manage and overhead having a LLC, recommend you pay somebody to manage it all.
Ah thank you, it predates Github's renaming of Github Pages from .com to .io --> https://linkdd.github.io/ooduck/
> single-story buildings cities with multi-story apartments

How many single story buildings does Lisbon have? I don't remember seeing that many. And how many of those single stary buildings are not under UNESCO historical heritage protection laws and you are allowed to buldoze?
I'm 51. If it was me, I'd DCA it monthly into a 60/40 index like VBIAX over the next year or two. If the market drops near-term, you can re-assess your appetite/tolerance for risk. If it doesn't, you're easing your way into what should be a decent long-term position.
If the cost is too high for you to treat strangers like human beings for a brief moment before brutally judging them, then you can follow the ignore/walk away advice.
Free games are not worth it when they are on epic.
The Full Stack
Abraham Lincoln’s other legacy: An obsession with open caskets
If you need the credit exposure, pay it down to ~10% and put enough in an automated account that covers the monthly mortgage.

Almost destroyed me credit paying off a house when it was the only credit line I had at the time.
They said in their latest (december?) earnings call they would focus on increasing monetization of DnD going forward.
Being able to take them to court and pay lawyers alone might dissuade them.
Ask HN: YouTube ads have gotten out of control right?
Comparing floats is not a great idea, though. That's a foot gun.
Waveshare epd7in5_V2 and no case, there's a smallish wood block on the left and right lower corners with a shallow cutout that the display slides into, so it's kinda wedged between the wood blocks. Looks kind of like a post card given its thinness.
You absolutely can strip beams memory usage if required.

There are a number of applications(Erlang term) that start by default that may not be required, which can be disabled.
I’d rephrase this as “open source is open source”
Your comment strikes me as a bit odd, let me explain why.

Yes you're correct in saying that op was talking about scrum not agile, but "scrum uses agile" is a very confusing phrase. Scrum predates agile by 8 years, so how could it use something that wasn't invented when i was created. Also agile isn't something "to use" since it's not a framework. Scrum is something that you use, since it is an actual framework, and often people who implement agile use Scrum, because scrum was very much in the minds of the creators of the agile manifesto. And this should not surprise anyone as the creators of scrum where also part of the group that created the agile manifesto.
emotions = = token's value for some stuff in certain context, like a burial or a birth mentioned not as a joke.

so, LLM probably already have a form of understanding emotions, it's unclear yet if they could "feel" something given they are given the chance to "live" an emotion:

It seems the current applied filters and/or technical limitations of the current transformers iterations are not really exploring / exploiting the "internal state" - of whatever close related analogy to human psychology can be made to their "present" values of tokens - of the LLMs for anything related to their wanted ouputs (images, text).

i.e. humans can do this, you certainly can "process" "opening a door" and "produce" an output, the opened door, with emotions or without emotions.

So emotions aren't strictly necessary to perform lots of tasks, hence LLMs probably won't need them for a while.
Podcast featuring Melton discussing Safari

https://www.imore.com/debug-11-don-melton-and-safari
If a company makes >99.9% of profits within North America, blocking access for the rest of the world might antagonize a few legit users but may offer some "advantages", too. E.g. not having to worry about European regulations and making it more difficult for non-domestic bots and threat actors to mess with the websites.
In some countries they don't. In Portugal for example they are not allowed and you can get fined for having one. You also cannot have a camera filming the street without specific authorization from a public entity for data protection, and you most likely will get denied unless you are a business and are filming only inside your premises, if you point your camera to the street you likely are getting denied. Ring cameras would be illegal there too.

Image rights and rights for privacy are up there just below right to life, so for example in a court case, video evidence is only accepted if it's a murder or attempted murder case. If you film me stealing your stuff it's not admissible.

Main reason being that the constitution considers your right to go about your business in any place with whoever you want to not be disclosed without your consent.
I wanted to say the same thing. Start a small business on the side. Something you enjoy; there's a million ideas. A friend of mine buys and sells classic motorcycles. Someone builds new replacement parts for unsupported industrial equipment. Car accessories, anything.

It should not have the potential of losing a lot of money, because you don't want to worry about it and you have a full-time job already. So that rules out big capital investments, machinery, etc. You will need to sacrifice margin (so you'll learn what that means for sure). You will need to choose your market carefully and learn a lot about it.

You don't need to make a big profit, huge revenues; you're in it for the experience. Go low overhead: work out of your home, store things in your garage, don't mess with business stationary until you need to, etc. After a year, you'll be learning about financial statements (but you should still study those of other companies as others here have said.

Make sure to keep the business finances separate, too.
Why would paying off your primary residence give you more peace of mind than having $700k in liquid investments? You can’t use your paid off house to buy food or pay medical bills.