skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes I use it all the time ! Since the feed is not really customizable, it is my only way to hide things I don't care about. I know it is not a downvote but mentally it makes me feel better to hide all Twitter and NYT links - I hit the hide button almost instinctively now.
Does it make any sense for Wizbro to fight Paizo, or Green Ronin, or streamers, or Youtube, or roll20, or software based on the OGL? Is there any evidence at all that they are harming or cannibalizing D&D? Youtube/streamers are basically the gateway drug to TTRPGs, and roll20 allowed us all to keep (or start!) playing D&D during a global pandemic! Pathfinder is a thing, but D&D is still bigger than ever. (Though I wonder if Starfinder helped to provide incentive for reviving Spelljammer? I'm happy that both exist actually.)

Maybe it's easier to hire lawyers than to focus on making more D&D products, video games, and licensed media that are actually good.

In any case, it usually isn't a good idea to fight your fans/customers, because they are the lifeblood of your game (and company), as well as its biggest advocates.
Apple Will Talk Up Its Mixed-Reality Headset in 2023 but Not Much Else
N. J. Wildberger is a real mathematician but beware that he's somewhat idiosyncratic and a bit of a ultra-finitist.

https://www.youtube.com/@njwildberger

His Trig series:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGj399xIssQ&list=PL3C5849871...
Much as """Open"""AI does not release Source Code, I am confused why Open-Source repos should be kept from AI training data?
Think this hit the nail on the head, every job is just a "job" at a certain point.
Do you agree that one can train a human brain or a digital brain on as much copyrighted artist work as one wants? style is not copyrightable, so is training on copyrighted content.

the law (an common sense) implies that as long as you're not reproducing art, you can do this. and latent space doesn't save or reproduce that content at all. It mimics, combines remixes or reinvents it. The same what a human brain is doing after learning how to draw.

humanity wouldn't be where it is now when it's forbidden to learn from inventions.
> Like, if you’ve become highly invested in the idea that you’re not supposed to experience mental turbulence anymore, this will naturally cause you to avoid stress and conflict, which could, in turn, cause you to avoid growth, accountability, and humility.

This. Very important insight.

> Athletic Buddhism

I love this term! (Competitive Buddhism)

> My friend Jake, reading this section, correctly pointed out that I am engaging in Salad Bar Criticism.

Jake's a good friend and the author very reflected.

> First of all, it can lead to, essentially, a scolding relationship with the mind, in which you dismiss all of your desires and fantasies as undesirable “ego mind.”

Interesting point - didn't think of that, yet.

> Then, a few years ago, I started using introspective techniques and engaged with my self-hatred directly. This lead to an incredible increase in my mental clarity and overall well-being, which, funnily enough, made gainful meditation practice possible for me for the first time.

It seems to me that the author is mostly digesting his own rather naive and dogmatic approach to Buddhism. He makes several good points, though. But generally his essays appear to me more as criticism of how the West tries to shoehorn Buddhist teachings into a culture which causes the problems we try to solve by means of Buddhism and meditation in the first place. That can't work, of course.

> But the standard frontline meditation advice is still to ignore your thoughts and leave it at that. I think it’s tragically incomplete advice.

But with an emphasis on "frontline". I never got the impression from modern introductory texts that thinking in general is bad or should be discarded. Quite the opposite. I enjoy thinking more during phases where I am able to successfully quiet my monkey mind interfering with sound thinking.

> The aesthetic of modern Buddhism gives you the impression that being nice, quiet, and simple is the way to be, that this is Buddhist-ish living.

This definitely seems to be a preconceived notion by beginners or outsiders. But as far as I am concerned I quickly realized how quiet meditation practice (without compassion, empathy exercises - which I still neglect) make me rather confident, loud, entertaining and sometimes even mean (though, 99% in justified situations - those situations where you think afterwards that a more aggressive reaction to some a*hole would have been totally warranted)
these are weak prompts though

continuity is a solved problem and so is quality and specifics
Chezmoi[1] has been working well for me recently, replacing a set of Stow-able directories in a simple Git repo.

I haven't started using templates and things, for now it's just environment variables.

[1]: https://chezmoi.io
Licence plates are readable at elevation angles of 30 degrees or less.

For a police helicopter patrol height of 500ft (150m) this means that cars further out than 1000ft (300m) from the plumb drop point below the helicopter are being viewed at an elevation of under 27 degrees.

It's more a question of having a good auto stabilisation mount and zoom capabilities (and clear skies).
There's a funny paradox-like situation that arises in space flight where because of the distances involved/ time taken, it might be better to wait some time for a faster method of flight to develop. Of course, it is up for debate whether there are many more ways of propulsion that are yet to be invented.
Seems to come out of Ukraine: https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:71...

Sabotage..?
yea absolutely
> I can confirm that a lot of them were incredibly frustrated with the bureaucracy they encountered

You need someone (in Spain it's called gestor) who does all of that for you. I live in Portugal, by now I speak the language but I don't get the rules etc. I have a guy who does everything, never had any issues. It's very cheap.
hahah good one
well, the serac makes it dangerous but even without the serac it's still dangerous for many reasons. But the serac does not add anything in term of difficulty (steppy terain already, lack of oxygen ...)
… but so far apart we’ll likely never meet or even hear from them ?
-can't get permission to build due to massive amounts of red and green tape

-the only economically sensible option is to let the building fall into disrepair bad enough that the government lets you demolish

-governments close this "loophole" by seizing your property

and the problem is "the owners behave this way"? FMD.
These are solved problems and they were not versed on AI prompting

they can skip the need to relearn or rehire by asking ChatGPT for more verbose prompts from Zorg’s prompts and the feeding that into Stable Diffusion

and you can always string concatenate for specific composition details you want, and also use the prior image as a base for the next image
Skribilo: Document Programming Framework
Serac does not make k2 difficult, it just makes it dangerous (from camp4 to summit only)
Ask HN: Technically speaking, why can't ChatGPT handle Morse code?
A good portion of the book is devoted to horse riding.
> The problem is that does not work outside of a sheltered monastic community because you need to face your problems constantly in the real world.

Yes - that's why I'd value a _true_ master (Zen terminology) regarding maturity higher as a monk. In terms of ML monks risk overfitting their trained mental strategies to a monastic context which then turn out to be unsuited for chaotic urban environments. OTOH of course it shows maturity IMHO to turn your back on modern urban environments and withdraw into a monastery. Then there is no need to steelman yourself for the next dozen disappointing Tinder dates and how they'll affect you.
Pandas Antipatterns
Some advice to use pandas
I think most companies would have used an off the shelf solution and expected devs to simply deal with the inefficiency.
Thanks for taking the time to answer!

The main difference is that codehooks.io embeds a document database, a key-value store, a job scheduler and a worker queue without any config/setup. We want it to be easy to create a complete backend using codehooks.io in the shortest possible time.

Another difference is the speed and simplicity of deployment. Deployment typically takes 1 second or less. This increases developer productivity.

Our goal is that the developer can focus 100% on the application logic and 0% on the setup.

We have considered open sourcing it and we might do that at a later stage.
Yes, I am the author.

> I hope my comments did not come across as too negative.

Not at all!

> guess it's time to setup rust and check this out

It's also available on many package managers, such as Homebrew and Nix, although you'd have to build from source for the latest development version.
Lightwave was a big deal in the broadcast TV industry for many years as a result of being born out of VideoToaster.

VideoToaster didn't really survive the transition to HD due to lack of investment from NewTek and Lightwave sort of lost a niche. Many of its users transitioned to Modo and other tools.
I am always amazed at how little of what is written in these reports I have access to referents to enable me to understand. I always read to the end anyway, and come away feeling like I have learned something, albeit unclear on what.
You answered it yourself. They are trying to fingerprint bots and to avoid people figuring out how to beat the fingerprint they obfuscate the code.
I'd consider all of these to be "dual use" technologies, in a way; I appreciate recaptcha's functionality, but dislike that the data is being collected by data sponges like Google. Cloudflare has a better track record but they also have much more control, so I'm split on their use of this tech.

I accept DRM for online games where one modified client can ruin the fun for everyone else, but this isn't a multilayer game. It's a video player with comments.

As for DRM, that's just plain malicious in my eyes. I need to go through the effort of pirating Netflix content I pay for because my OS isn't in the magical white list. It's not as if DRM is preventing piracy either, because pirated content in 1080p is available the day a show goes live on Netflix, sometimes even earlier because of bullshit International contracts. There's no legal requirement for their DRM either, that's all part of the contracts they sign with media companies who are just as responsible.

I don't think Tiktok cares about copyright law in the slightest, as far as I can tell they just started using copyrighted music and dealt with license deals after the fact. Bytedance knows the MPAA isn't going to get the app banned, not without running the risk of American artists losing the lucrative Chinese market, so I very much doubt that they'll use this for any kind of DRM.

Perhaps this is just an in house recaptcha alternative or a way to block youtube-dl, but so far I haven't seen this stop redistribution of the videos on their platform in any meaningful way. Tiktok videos get downloaded all the time and even youtube-dl has support built in these days so I don't see what it's trying to accomplish.
Fusion propulsion, clever shielding and general relativity gets you anywhere in the galaxy in your lifetime, or so I thought …
This doesn't work in Pale Moon.
46 year old level 11... I think
A lot of it is probably to prevent automatedly ripping content out wholesale and using it for other social media platforms. And any related automated data mining.
Same for me. As once Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory said: the world's most powerful graphics chip - imagination. I guess playing this game (even with new images generated every time you play it) would resemble reading a book after watching a movie, all the characters and scenes during reading would appear as they are in the movie - no place to stretch for imagination.
> There was a huge collapse of the population between first contact with hispanics and the roughly 100 year later attempts at second contacts, where the explorers relying on Spanish descriptions that ended up being called lies, because the second explorers could not find any of the people described by the Spanish.

Sounds like first expedition might have introduced new disease.
Welcome to refereeing papers!
Don't overrate the skill of writing assembly, sure. But don't underestimate the software craftsmanship. Looking at the code, it's obviously expertly written. I'm not sure if I've ever had the pleasure of working with such a well thought out and documented code base.

And don't underestimate the skill of putting together the entire product: being able to create behavior that is relatably live-like for millions of people on such a limited Plattform may not be Apollo-Level genius but is exceptional nontheless.
I know nothing about this topic and am likely making a complete fool of myself, but I think the point they were making is that the first statement seems to be ill will for a far less egregious offense than you are told to ignore in the second.
I’ve not looked into it personally, but I’ll relay what I’ve heard from various people who have looked into this or successfully done this.

In one case one person, as you say, did everything on their own and pays a couple thousand every year to keep the entity in the favourable jurisdiction. When asked if it was all above-board, they said it was one of those grey areas where they hoped the govt didn’t look too deeply into it, but so long as they weren’t making millions they weren’t worried about an audit.

The other cases asked various accounting companies to set this scenario up for them (one to establish a software engineering consulting company, others to set up other companies). The responses ranged from “yes we can do this, it’ll cost you 15-20k upfront, then 5k in annual upkeep” to “no this isn’t looked upon too well by the Portuguese govt”.
Modularize: Coupling and Cohesion
Don't forget about view / like / follow bots and ad fraud.
For what it’s worth, I think yours is a dope name.
Mars and Venus are not tidally locked.

Earth, Jupiter and Ganymede have magnetic fields, and Mars used to.

Do we know that these exosolar planets don't have moons, don't have magnetic fields, and are tidally locked?
It’s because of Silicon Valley I think. We all got broadband with the first generation of technology in the 90’s. Since then, there has been so much government subsidies for rolling out internet infrastructure that no telco will invest in upgrades unless there is government money to pay for it. But most of those subsidies only apply to new deployments, not upgrades. We don’t qualify because we already have “broadband” (which here just means faster than dialup). So nobody is willing to pony up the cash for fiber-to-the-home deployments.
There's a 1980s proposal for the "buffalo commons".[1] The proposal was to return 139,000 square miles of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas to prarie inhabited by buffalo. At the time, it was considered a joke. Now, as the area becomes depopulated as small towns die off, it's happening by default.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buffalo_Commons
And I'm frankly skeptical of any claims that Twitter is facing an existential decrease in users.

I agree but mostly because I think the exodus happened years ago. If you look at the view counts for tweets that don't 'go viral' most of them get seen by about 10% of the account's followers. Even a popular account like Elon's doesn't get more than 20 or 30% of the followers seeing the tweets most of the time. Whacky timeline algorithm fun aside, that implies a large number of users aren't regularly checking their accounts any more. Twitter probably peaked a long time ago.
As a 50 year old dad, I can confirm I initially thought Area51++ sounded v. cool, then immediately felt a sinking sense of getting old.
What are you planning to learn in 2023?
Based on https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34192647 I'd love to know what HN'ers are planning to learn / pick-up in 2023!
Same experience in NZ - you only start to see how hopeless europe is when you come back. I had 0 interaction with gov clark in nearly a decade in NZ, while in europe any sort of errand would require in face meetings. Even some digital forms would just email the form to a person in ivory tower for validation, who’ll tell you to visit office anyway…
Perhaps it is harder to detect bullshit in the humanities because the material is more complex.
Why is ChatGPT more impressive than Wolfram Alpha?
> Google could buy OpenAI

How do you buy a non-profit?
Technoloader is a complete blockchain development company which provides a wide array of services based on blockchain such as blockchain development, supply chain development.
Anything paragraph-length and it needs to be broken in numbered tweets to create a "thread". It's horrible for anything different from its base use case.
I understand wheat but is corn really important to farm?
An understanding based upon what, I wonder?

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AppleWin only supports the WebKit1 API (the old, single process WebKit), and not anything more modern.

As for why Sony maintains WinCairo, I believe they use Cairo on their platforms, and they mostly use Windows for their dev systems (as does most of the games industry).
But who would replace them?
question is - what answers could there be. one had a traumatic experience as a child. accepting this and moving on - I would say - is about the only real "answer". parables can help get there by personifying / objectifying a subjective / abstract / emotional experience. I don't know if this is true - but that's my take of such as of now.
some explosion with a lot of debris will be enough to begin a chain reaction.
But hopefully also terrestial lasers that can zap them out. Sabotage any attempt to build constellations like starlink
If HSJ couldn't push extracting this extra Indium across the line due to lack of Indium whilst being better than PERC and TOPCon PV in every other way, it seems doubtful that one photocatalytic method out of a bunch can displace a PERC cell and an alkaline electrolyser that produce about the same amount of hydrogen per m^2 without the expensive vacuum deposition step.

More methods are always good though and hopefully the barriers to commercialising this method (or one of the others) have workarounds.
I mean, on the opening paragraph, you can pretty much replace the word Buddhism with your choice of religion.

“Buddhism is often treated with special regard, as if it is a superior philosophy that correctly identifies the source of all human misery, and correctly lays out the path to its elimination.”
All such planets orbiting so close to their star are certainly tidally locked.

Even Venus is almost tidally locked, tens of millions of miles away from the sun. All moons in our solar system are locked. It is the norm.
This is fantastic. I have wasted SO much time trying to choose the right wifi adapter/chipset for projects over the years. Combination of in-kernel-driver status, cost of adapter/chipset, support for Soft-AP, USB-vs-SDIO interface support - all factors need to satisfied.

They only way of figuring it out is to trawl thru the kernel sources (for whichever version is required for the project) and look into the driver defines one-by-one checking for each feature.

I wish they would add a separate list of adapters that support Soft-AP.
Meta's pivot to AR/VR is also influenced by Apple's changes. Zuck knows that if he wants to maintain growth, he needs to own a platform instead of merely renting it from Apple/Google.
But only a few thousand in our immediate galaxy.
Scrum. It has nothing built-in for reflection and planning. It assumes you magically know everything already and can build and demonstrate progress towards the goal at the end of the sprint.
I am more curious what is the upside?

That you trying to SSH into some random server doesn't know that you also use github?
This works perfectly fine with complex numbers. Consider Gaussian integers or Gaussian rationals (complex numbers of the form a + b i, where a and b are integers or rationals). Like complex numbers in general, these amount to the combination of scaling by some magnitude and rotating by some angle. If we only care about the angle, we can consider two Gaussian rationals to be equivalent if their ratio is a positive real number.

Any angle with a rational tangent or cotangent has some representation as a Gaussian rational (usually requiring a non-unit magnitude, though), and these angles are closed under addition and subtraction (corresponding to multiplying and dividing these Gaussian rationals). And given a Gaussian integer or rational, we can readily take its squared magnitude (a^2 + b^2) to get an integer or rational, and we can in the same way take the squared cosine or squared sine of its angle (a^2/(a^2 + b^2) or b^2/(a^2 + b^2)) to get a rational.
Because one of the greatest cons of the last ~50 years has been convincing the middle class that housing is an asset, so now the price level in most Western cities has been bid up to insane levels, and asset owners will do whatever they can to maintain the value of their "asset".

Also because real estate may resemble a market but it's very far from a free market, with lobby groups, regulations and intervention everywhere you look.
These comments go hand in hand with another observation he made in a talk of his (or several), how the first books that were printed on the printing press resembled the books before the printing press. It took people decades to figure out they can print smaller, easily portable books because they did not have to be viewed as these precious
hand made things. In the same way, the web is an imitation of a paper document. There are some improvements, you can now e.g. read the New York Times from anywhere on the globe, but overall it could do so much more than that.
What even are the alternatives for farmers, particularly in the US where I presume Deere reigns supreme. Kubota, Kverneland? Or is it effectively a racket where every agricultural equipment manufacturer behaves the same.
The bigger they get, the more true it is.
We aren't advocating new housing because we think it will sit empty. That would be weird! The point is that on the margin, more people will be able to fulfill their desire to live in the region instead of being priced out. All induced demand says is that roads work similarly. With a road expansion, more people fulfill their desires to take more and longer car trips, instead of staying local to avoid traffic.
Boards of Intermediate and Secondary Educations offers admission process in matric and inter classes annual and supply exams. BISEs also grant admissions 2023 to students in schools and colleges at the start of academic year. The candidates can watch admissions in schools and admissions in colleges in various boards to start getting education at different levels after admissions in the relevant schools and colleges affiliated with these educational boards. The educational boards in Punjab, KPK, Sindh, AJK, Federal and Baluchistan offer admissions to students in matric and FA/FSc classes, who fulfill the eligibility criteria and meet the education qualification. When the exams are arrived, the boards receive the admission forms from candidates for their registration for matric and intermediate classes annual and supply exams. The candidates will receive their roll no slips and date sheet, which can enable them to attend their different boards SSC and HSSC classes annual exams.
I give you that - a more deadpan reaction would have been better. So you broke your vows - well, that's your life and you're no longer welcome among my disciples - good bye and best of luck. No need to get angry. But that's why nobody should take scriptures literally. They go through so many ears and mouths and pens that it's effectively a telephone game.