skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is there an actual license file somewhere? Not only is the title of the page not necessarily authoritative enough, but public-domain dedication is not a thing in many countries, which is why CC-0 exists.
Personally, I've found node-pg-migrate works well for a Node stack and Postgres migrations in Supabase. Then, I primarily interact with the database using the Supabase GraphQL API + RLS.
This is cool! I got 70 on my first try. Are there any strategies that you recommend? With 2048, once you grok the strategy, the game becomes easy. Is this the same?
>How has this been allowed to happen?
I'll give you a hint:

"The best things in life are free, but you can keep them for the birds and bees..."

Corruption rules everything around us.
So you have no sources. Just assertions. And those assertions are taken from the talking point list of people who are bigoted transphobes.

Got it.
Same thing for me. 2003 it was ..
and gentoo was a well good entry vehicle into linux
The "vast humanity" of the Russian literature is a part of their imperial myth. The Russians like claiming that they have the greatest culture, literature, or a "unique Russian soul". This myth justifies their military expansion and erasing the culture and language of the conquered nations.

That "vast humanity" of their culture has never got in the way of the Russians from committing atrocities. Interestingly, the Russians still claim that they never invaded other states - they only liberate them. They never acknowledged the sins of the past.

Chekhov was less of a nationalist than Dostoyevsky or many others. However, giving spotlight to any figure from the Russian culture means giving support to their soft power. It also shifts the attention away from their war crimes. A modern Russian does not read Chekhov. He watches propaganda and cheers for the strikes on the civilian targets in Ukraine.
I guess your point was so obvious that I missed it (and that's not to belittle it -- it's a good point). Machines are both created and operated by humans for human purposes. Humans are using a machine, created by humans, to create art for human consumption.

Unoperated machines are not spontaneously creating art of their own motivation.
Sonic hedgehog protein
Golang backend, Sveltekit frontend, and Openapi in-between with codegen on both ends to type it all (and document) throughout.
Jeez Louise, we're still swingin' from the trees.
You live in a democracy. If you hate your government organize against it. Siding with foreign agitators only makes you look like a neoliberal pawn and delegitimizes your position.
Glad I was somewhat helpful haha. Hope it all works out! Btw I think the design of the landing page is great :)
Bar associations have set themselves up to fail. Enroll the AI in law school, let it get a degree, and sit for the bar exam in every state. Problem solved. And then the bar associations can suck it.
Similar to Terra https://terralang.org/
Yeah, the bending itself being audible can be a bit jarring, I'm planning to add the option to interpolate the bends slowly, so hopefully that will help. Thank you for the interest!
I can do that for myself, but the power of tools like this.. when they bend every cultural outlet around you, changes the world.

To the original point I was responding: a lot of reporting and journalism is now adding 1000 words of context to 280 word tweets.

Reality context, bent.
do you have js enabled?
You do realize that hydrogen has an effective energy density of ~1,000 Wh/kg? Even with the weight of tanks and fuel cells taken into account. Meanwhile, most of your listed battery chemistries haven’t been invented yet and may never exist.
They would probably refuse to take it back if you've driven it. Whereas in dealership, you can take a test drive.
Arizona legislature changes rules on retaining correspondence
The book is a symbol for the immense suffering inflicted by the Nazi regime. I can sympathize with not wanting students brazenly laughing at that in front of a large audience. It’s not a good look - they aren’t representing the university well.

That being said, I’m not sure what general rule I would want to set if I was in charge of this policy at a university. It’s certainly a thorny issue.
It's not a matter of subtractive solutions or not: It's that in a low-car environment, way too many people's real estate investments are worth near zero. How much of, say, Suburban Florida remains usable if we price cars high enough to make their use unadvisable? Entire subdivisions are worth basically zero. Same thing with commercial areas that are not really reachable on foot.

Old US cities only became car centric through massive amounts of pain and hardship, which happened to hit people that were mostly politically disenfranchised. Reshaping in the other direction would involve a similar amount of hardship, but on people that vote. We can make it easier to increase density, but the kind of efforts that would make us not end up relying on EVs have such economic and political costs that we lack the state capacity to go there.
> with a population density of 459 people per km^2 is going to be completely different than the US with its 35/km^2.

This is a silly comparison though. Large swaths of the US are either completely uninhabited or nearly completely uninhabited.

If you want a better comparison, look at New Jersey. Its population density is 488 people per km^2, so a little higher than the Netherlands even, yet its infrastructure is dismal comparatively despite having the density to support Netherlands-style infrastructure. Almost all major population centers in the US look like this -- dense enough to support much better, but yet we don't have it. The fact that it wouldn't work in the vast rural expanses of e.g. Wyoming don't mean that it wouldn't work for our big metropolitan areas.
Kinda funny how the AI doesn't seem to know about Kanji but hallucinates some convoluted answer anyway! Try:

日本

then, the char limit:

日本日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本 日本
This is different from self-driving or software dev apps.

Law is different because the bar has a legally enforced monopoly on doing legal work.

DoNotPay was being threatened. But they weren't practicing law - they were just providing legal tools.

My point is that were in uncharted legal territory. Perhaps ask the AI what it thinks ;)
The trades were not annulled, because NYSE ruled them not "clearly erroneous". Which is why it is was an existential mistake, not just an embarrassing one.
Or, absent intelligence.
Read the first issue of raylib weekly
Php/MySQL/html/css still the easiest simplest way to get anything out the front door
EVs are over 100 years old. They were an abandoned idea until environmentalism drove their readoption. Environmentalism will make other ignored ideas come back.
Are those all commissions?

The aesthetic subset is .05% Artstation:

https://laion-aesthetic.datasette.io/laion-aesthetic-6pls/im...

Not sure if that's a large amount or not. They could've used robots.txt if they didn't want to be indexed.
I posit that none of these works will be copyrightable because to be copyrightable you need at least an 'anonymous artist' to assign their copyright to a company, and there is no 'anonymous artist' in these scenarios (a prompt writer can not be considered an anonymous artist, at most I guess they could try to copyright the language in their prompt. But the output, nope. Doesn't meet the requirements for copyright).
It shouldn’t be rare though (assuming US cultural norms). If it is, that might be a big part of the root problem.
Although I agree with your position, using a throwaway account to advertise an opinion rather than inform with specifics borders on spam. Please don't.
If that leader is a founder of a company with a dual-class stock, they won't
This is a whole can of worms with Bernstein. But the library is pretty trivial, so if this really worries you, just use `getrandom`.

The actual source files are all labeled "public domain". That's all you're going to get from him.
Are you saying this page is wrong? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo_Cars
If you can't find people for your hobby and just want to meet others consider volunteering.
Thanks for the feedback and that's interesting - I wonder if your free-diving training has something to do with it - I guess you must be very attuned to feelings of hyperventilation before a long dive? If it feels like you're hyperventilating, you could try turning down the breath volume (to low) and increasing the sensitivity (to high). The standard box and rectangle breathing are relatively short breath phases and holds - the Deluxe version unlocks all the visuals, gives more progress data and does include some much longer breath phases. I would like to add custom timings too, so people can set their own exercise.
Thanks for the feedback!

Best wishes for a healthy pregnancy and delivery for mom and baby!
https://presbot.com/

Lead generation focused chatbot for your website. Takes a min to setup, no conversational flow building required. Performs way better than traditional lead-capture forms by asking targeted and dynamic questions.
Because of SEO: SPAs aren’t good at using robot time efficiently
Randomizing the link order per release does not solve anything, for this to really work as an mitigation layer, you need to have few different randomly linked versions and randomly give these to the end users. Just randomizing the build does not solve anything as there still is exactly one layout that everyone uses.

On another note: automating this on gentoo is cool exercise, but almost certainly if you just build everything locally, the memory layout will be random enough that writing shellcode blindly presents an interesting challenge. (different compiler flags, various probabilistic optimization passes… all that leads to the functions in same object file having different sizes)
Sure, but that feels like a band-aid on an existing problem. And sometimes a band-aid is what you need, especially with legacy systems, so I'm not judging that. But I think for a new project, these days, it's a mistake to plan on needing Docker from the outset.

Modern languages with modern tooling can automatically take care of dependency management, running your code cross-platform, etc [0]. And several of them even have an upgrade model where you should never need an older version of the compiler/runtime; you just keep updating to the latest and everything will work. I find that when circumstances allow me to use one of these languages/toolsets, most of the reasons for using Docker just disappear.

[0] Examples include Rust/cargo, Go, Deno, Node (to an extent)
Thank you! You made it click for me :)
And your browser will cache those assets. I, for one, prefer that approach. And I can clear my cache when I want.
What's hard about being both a house backup and a grid feeder? Seems like all that's needed is a smart transfer switch
I'm curious, how'd you know? I would guess pretending to go on a date with paid partner could help connect some dots - after all that's a real human right there. And the nervousness actually is a big deal of the problem.
> There is not such thing as a best practice without specifying a context.

Just to be clear: we are in agreement, right? The author of TFA is stating this, and that the JPL misunderstood its own context. It wasn't the kind of business/project where your second paragraph applies, and so the practices they adopted were mistmatched.
India has full on communist guerilla groups fighting the modi government with no 2nd amendment. In the past 200 odd years of "gun rights", Americans have never been able to overthrow the same ruling that founded this country despite multiple attempts with both legitimate and illegitimate grievances.
This is totally incorrect. A fuel cell is a type of electrochemical cell. A fuel cell car has an electric motor just like a conventional EV. We often use the terms “BEV” and “FCEV” to differentiate them.
Curious! Can you please elaborate?
The Toyota Mirai and the Tesla Model 3 weigh approximately the same amount and so contain approximately the same amount of imported material. Switching to Hydrogen does not reduce the amount of raw material imports compared to switching to battery electric vehicles.
Isn't that a metric you want manufacturers to compete on? How could they fake this?
Phillips head screws are pretty standard in the US, but pretty much any other non-slot screw head is technically superior (including at least two other plus shaped drivers I'm aware of).

Most woodworkers I've known prefer a square shaped driver. Unless the costs of the screw significantly impact your margins, Phillips screws suck.
I believe they mean a gift card for their service, as in they should offer gift cards. Not send us $50 worth of Google Play gift cards.

https://www.amazon.com/Mullvad-VPN-Devices-Protect-Security/...
I also went this route, but am keeping the infrastructure simple in order to minimize lock in. It has been super productive but also I've spent years using elixir professionally and unprofessionally so I'm comfortable with it. The nice thing is that the elixir ecosystem is so robust you don't need to get locked into whatever cloud provider solution is in vogue at the moment. Also, we got a pile of cloud credits from different providers, and intend to use them :)
but what happens when the ratio of “producers” vs “non-producers” reaches a point where producers can’t produce enough to meet everyone’s needs?
It does though:

The value will flow to society via the cheap books (art). Value will also flow to authors (artists)[0] due to the facilitation of creation/distribution/replication. Where that value will come from is from the scribes (painters, sculptors, etc.)[1] whose contribution is rote.

[0]The intentional distinction here is that the value is in the conception of art, not in the execution of it in media.

[1]Imagine how much more productive Mozart or Beethoven could have been had an AI-powered orchestra existed in their time.
Took a quick look. So if I understand correctly, you 1) instantiate a component, which creates an object and then 2) use destructuring assignment to get e.g. the template, css, event listeners out of that object. Seems intuitive!

What is not intuitive to me is the template syntax. Why did you decide to move this far away from HTML?

In any case: good luck with the project!
That kind of review caused a stir for Apple and Amazon, leading both to curtail the practice.[1]

[1]: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/08/02/apple-s...
reading these comments and asking myself if any woman reads HN
Awesome. They are providing 24 mo identity theft protection by Equifax. So the day after the fox broke into the henhouse, they are going to secure the premises by adding a sign: "Please do not eat the chickens"

Gotta hand it to Equifax, they know how to sell nothing for something.
I'd agree with the point that "it's never too late". However, other ideas seem more suspicious. E.g. it's not that "I don't think you will" - he won't because he can't, not because he doesn't want to.
> the desire for sex drives people to take risks with their health and safety, or how the lack of it causes despair or violence.

They don't . There are scores of men who are lonely. You only hear about a tiny few vocal cases which are not even statistically significant. Men are much more likely to commit violence in general regardless of sexual frustration. But it's easy for psychopaths to attribute their violent behavior to anything
Hydrogen Fuel Cell vehicles have a large battery, larger than the ones in a Prius.
They where much better before the Migros takeover, especially the two owners just wanted to make 10k/month the rest goes to the customer, for a short time we had better prices as..well ....whole EU.

But still it's the best we have...
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For example, as an immigrant to France, speech against immigrants in France is not simply an abstract topic to me. It means that my existence does not have the same value as someone that was born there. [..] now more than ever, when it comes to future collaborators, in any context, it is important for anyone for whom justice matters to probe candidates deeply for fascist tendencies. If they show a sign, pass.

Yes, the problem with free speech is people might advocate immigration policies other than "open borders for all". That cannot be permitted - France belongs to everyone.

Fortunately we have heroes such as Andy Wingo, that immigrate to France, then exclude the natives from employment if they suspect those natives don't want to share their homeland with even more immigrants.

Thus a virtuous cycle is born - the more immigrants that come, the more marginalized the closed-borders fascists become.
Wow. Such a unique experience.

What was the whole process like? Did you see anything on set that was amazing but didn’t make as big of an impact on screen?
I low-key dislike when people nitpick titles, but in this case I'll do it (:

The title makes it sound like this is a variant of Lua, or somehow largely compatible.

The page itself is more clear, calling it a "programming language with a Lua flavor".

Emphasis on "flavor".

I feel like the list of differences from Lua is about as big as the similarities, and it's definitely not a drop-in replacement, at least in its current form (contrast with something like LuaJIT).
Lots of legal software is marketed and sold.
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Replacement batteries aren't exactly like engines either. Can you replace an old big block V8 with a rotary compact engine? Not typically.

A battery just has to deliver electric current. If your electric car you bought in 1998 is NMC chemistry, and you replace that pack in 2025 with a 200 wh/kg (that is, about the same density) sodium ion chemistry battery that costs half of what the NMC would, is there some massive overhaul to the system? Maybe the battery management software needs a different set of parameters, but that's about it. Now, the cell-to-frame... well, that's a different issue.

Point is, ICE engines cost what they cost. There's no magic technology coming (not compression-combusted gasoline like Mazda has, or even the inside-out rotary will save ICE).

People don't appreciate what the forthcoming 150 wh/kg sodium ion batteries and 200-230 wh/kg LFP batteries mean for almost all urban and suburban vehicles. These batteries also don't have runaway fires, so they don't lose functional density at the pack level like NMC chemistries.

So if you had some Tesla going 400 miles with 260 wh/kg NMC, that was ACTUALLY about 180 wh/kg at pack level with cooling and safety, the 200 wh/kg LFP using modern Cell-to-Pack techniques, is that same battery. No Nickel. No Cobalt. Lithium is the limiter (and lithium supplies are largely constrained by lack of development, not scarcity like Nickel and especially Cobalt).

So if 200 wh/kg LFP can do 400+ mile cars, the math should be pretty simple on 150 wh/kg sodium ion. That's a 300+ mile car. No lithium needed even.

The roadmap for LFP is 230 wh/kg in mass production later this year. 200 wh/kg is already scaling up.

The roadmap for Sodium Ion is 200 wh/kg in a year or two, we'll see on that.

And once sulfur-based chemistries come online, which are allegedly 2-3x as dense as NMC, look out. That means battery packs that are 45% to 30% of the size of previous ones.

Also, yes batteries aren't junk when they need to be replaced. There will be a couple options:

1) the pack is likely 60-70% capacity of the original. It can be used for home powerwalls, grid storage, etc.

2) the pack can be torn apart and individual cells tested/harvested that still function, and those are reintegrated in other uses (lawnmowers? Power tools? powerwalls? Batteries are useful EVERYWHERE).

3) Recycle the whole pack to get the materials / metals back.

That's what is interesting about battery packs. They don't catastrophically die typically. Their EoL is a gradual failure, but they are still useful. Can an ICE engine near its end of life be torn up into hundreds of little engines and repackaged into toys, tools, security cameras, leaf blowers? No? An EV battery can.

So the battery being a major component cost isn't a total loss, more like a depreciating asset component. It will still have inherent value in many ways, far better than the scrap metal value of an engine from an ICE drivetrain.
> future releases of Stable Diffusion will comply with any artist’s requests to remove their images from the training dataset.

How does this work? Do they retrain the model from scratch every week? Or is it somehow possible to retroactively remove specific training-set items from the already-trained model?
I upped it to 1.2m reading the last post and it works fine everywhere so far. Shame they cannot us overshoot the recommended 600k to 1m automatically for every account that has <1m. Good PR I would think.
lisper I believe, not lispm
> I'm going to get flamed for this but in general I think it's right to assume that the average woman in 2022 is less attractive than the average man, BMI / height stats support this.

What's your definition of attractive height…?
+1 For tapping the mouth shut. I used to snore and wake up tired now that I use 3M-1530-2 tape I wake up refreshed. So N is now equal to 2 !
The four different integer mod types gives me a headache. I just can't understand them or remember the difference.

I solve the problem by never using mod or division for that matter with negative numbers.
yeah internationally traveling to date I encourage it.

even if it's just for short term flings.

a lot of average guys tend to get overlooked with online dating, and don't have the cojones to approach their local women.

whereas if it's international - you become interesting - just by being someone a woman doesn't interact with on a daily basis i.e you not the local loser. so chances of her fucking you for the "wow" factor are higher than if you were a local.

of course don't go there trying to find love
If the density of both the ice and the water are known and if the ice is floating (not resting on the bottom), then you can calculate how much ice is below the water by observing how much ice is above the water, and vice versa.
My favorite is an app called ApneaTrainer. It has two different breathing patterns, but I do the 1-4-2 pattern for 30 min, 3 times a week. It helps you set your level as you improve. I’ve mostly plateaued at level 16, but I still find it useful for maintaining my level and I love the post workout calmness that I get.
We're the same age! I remember printing off a ~20 page runbook of instructions to manually build and configure grub and gentoo. Took hours to set up.
Absolutely.

The 4Q22 numbers are out. US GDP increased nearly 3%. The job market remains super tight for many classes of workers. There's simply no evidence of a broader recession.

Are there headwinds? Sure! Household debt is up, consumer spending is down as a consequence--but this is relative to a previous year when we were still feeling the effects of the COVID stimulus--and interest rates are up which will drive down debt-funded investment.

But, companies are cutting because 1) some got bloated during the COVID hiring surge and now need to cut back, 2) some always wanted to cut headcount but they didn't want to do it without air cover, and 3) some just follow the leader.
Put the requests in a queue. Have the bot generate the response. Then forward the response to a human analyst to double-check. A human can surely double-check a response much faster than they can produce one from scratch.

In many professions, it is common to have junior staff members do the grunt work, and then the more senior staff just review their work and either sign off on it, correct it, or send it back to be redone. You could use the same pattern here, replacing the junior staff with an AI, but keeping the senior one.
That's how Bumble works. I don't need to use dating apps but a few coworkers tell me it works for them.
There could be an ocean of difference between failures learning to skate and failures learning to get dates, to the point it's not interesting to compare. At very least to some people.