skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It can often be a lot slower and laggier than the mobile and desktop experiences, for whatever reason. However they are working on improving it with WASM, Impeller (a new renderer which should be faster by being more suitable for Flutter specifically instead of Skia which was more general purpose), and so on.
The other lesson might be that 'city' is too broad a term. Some cities are standalone, some are just arbitrary boundaries within a metropolis. Maybe the latter should be eliminated and replaced with a metropolis-wide city.
SROs went out of style throughout the USA because they provided poor returns for the property used and were a huge hassle for whoever was running them, not to mention being magnates for crime. It’s sad, since an SRO is better than a tent. The socialization of lower tier housing (via HUD) also played a role as SROs didn’t really fit what was expected once the government got involved.

China has a lot of options for cheap housing, none at all legal, but rule of law isn’t really a thing there so just keep things quiet. In Beijing, you can rent a windowless sub-basement room for a few hundred kuai a month, mold is an issue, but it’s better than other options. Waitresses also often crash on the floors of the restaurants they are working in, so the windows are all blinded over in cardboard after closing time. This is all working poor, it is really hard to be a vagabond in China because the social safety net just isn’t there for it (and you can’t just crash under an overpass because the police are already in to that).
Is next js SSG good here?
> people often die shortly after retiring.

You know, that’s perhaps because they retired when they simply could not continue working. Perhaps they might have retired before dropping dead if that was an option.
No way. If I were a student trying to use ChatGPT in order to improve my writing, I would definitely not pay for it if I know my teachers are using their AI Classifier. I mean, what's the point? I don't think OpenAI will be able to reach that (big) chunk of potential customers that want to use ChatGPT to write essays, social media comments, etc. if OpenAI at the same time sells their classifier. It's just nuts.
FWIW.. IIRC in the 70s Syracuse NY was known for having a prog rock station that actually broadcast on the AM band.
You can drift with anything that has wheels, or even, tracks, somebody did that.

And drifting with FWD german family car is one of my favorite activities.
You still run A*, it’s just on the nav mesh rather than on a grid.
Could billionaires just pay taxes please?
This is documented at: https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-...
Archive.ph version which loads promptly: https://archive.ph/jiER0
is this the new Anti virus?
The ugly bit is that so many of us are engaged in work that is, at best, zero-sum economically. My sister got promoted into some mid-level compliance/oversight role (allegedly). They'd spend all day rewriting existing policies because the department has the budget for it and needs to spend it to justify it. She was paid very well but bailed as soon as she could. Personally, I'd rather work as a grocery store clerk or something. At least I can look at the nice clean space with people able to find what they want to buy and know it's of some value to humanity.
I never liked Stern. I use it because it came with the car and is only 5$ a month
Ok, let's try it. Thanks!
I'm surprised. I have a 2 year old Thelio, and I really like the internal layout for my use case.
I don't think it's even the UI that's the problem.
The problem is this:

> ./GuitarPro

./GuitarPro: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I bought this program several years ago while using a Mint 13 system - it won't run on Mint 20. Maybe I could set up a Docker, or copy the correct version of the libraries, or whatever - maybe it could be coaxed into working, maybe not - but while end users are likely to encounter this kind of roadblock Linux is just a non-starter as a platform for commercial software.
Sounds like you're describing a farm
You will certainly have a lot of training video to create a "essay writing video generator" ml product
I recently cancelled myself. it was the only service I used for a while, but they started to annoy me with their podcasting focus and suggested content started to get a bit weaker IMO. it used to be a great discovery tool, and I would frequently listen to the provide discover streams, but something started to change and it seemed to be a lot more 'pay to play' and they were suggesting a lot more ad content.
I put some contact information on my profile.

We can discuss further from there.
No. I don’t. Just helping. Because I like this elder gentleman. And he has growing revenue stream from his project.
Having a HA follower is the only different between Premium and Standard tiers, so I'm not really sure what else you expected them to do in this case. Like, premium-6 is 2x the cost of the standard-6 plan explicitly because of the HA follower.
You sound pretty close to me to be honest. When my wife and I go on a long trip it makes it easy to put on in the car. I tend to have it on when I'm working around the house during the weekend. For me it fills in a void of wanting to listen to something more than background music, but not wanting to choose more than a genre that fits my mood. For whatever reasons all of the algorithmic "stations" that I've had on other services either deviate too much from what I originally wanted, or are too narrow and don't get enough variety.
Likewise if I am using some advanced feature of the language / framework, I think it's worth a comment.
ifyou have access to a linux install, you should be able to see if you have files not visible to windows. they will be prefixed with an ascii[unicode] character that blinds windows file finder.

this USB exploit is a second prong to an attack and could possibly use the USB to hold a wedge into a back door, as well as snarphing files.

this is a demonstration of why firmware custody of trust must be unbroken
Please don't respond by crossing into personal attack! That just makes things worse.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Question: are you expessing your opinion, or describing reality as it is?

If the latter: what information source(s) have you used to acquire these alleged facts, and how did you go about fact checking them (for example: things that may go on that you have no way of acquiring knowledge about)?

Personally: I think there is an even bigger (potential) conspiracy going on that underlies all of this: educational curriculum (both what's included and what isn't) in Western nations.
You could always teach them how to use git and have them commit frequently. Seems like it would be less intrusive than a webcam.
> people likt that

What am I likt?

> There are so many reasons to be critical of apple but that's not it.

What are the reasons?
Thank you for the clarification.

I think that "transmuting a source of pain to a source of joy" is a very descriptive and wonderful title. It humanizes things in a way that is not aggressive like the word 'weaponizing' is.
Yeah, but probably not. Very few people want a humble shelter and 2000kcal a day. Most want large apartments, entertainment, restaurants, travel, hotels, social media sites to discuss articles about 'workism' etc etc. And somebody has to build and run all those things so they can enjoy them.

The hermits going to Alaska with an axe, a saw, and a dream to build a small cabin and live off the land and watch the bears catch salmon, those are certainly ready to make that trade. But your average Western academic talking about work-life-balance? I wouldn't rule it out as a possibility, but it'd be a first.
I think this is a case of the "objects in the mirror are closer than they appear" phenomenon (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...). We all underestimate the impact that these swipes have when they're in our own comments. You know what your intent was and you know that it wasn't malicious; but the rest of us don't have access to that state (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...).

Also, there is one of you but thousands of rest-of-us (i.e. readers), so your comment will have a statistical distribution of responses. Most people won't have any problem but inevitably, some tail of the bell curve gets activated, and this segment is by far the most likely to reply. This is how we end up with seriously degraded threads under relatively mild provocation.

It's true that HN's rules come (sadly) at the cost of making things more bland (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...). But it's a mistake to think there's a viable alternative to that cost, because you can't allow for the creative/interesting/lively kind of swipe without opening the gates of flamewar hell. If you have a small, cohesive group, that kind of thing can work*, but not on a large open internet forum. So we're all stuck with having to err on the neutral side.

* I like the analogy of rugby: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
Ummm, a vibrant ecosystem of desktop environments/window managers is one of the best things about Linux.
I'm sure my skillset is timeless. It's just the modern web tech stacks would require probably weeks of ramp up from me, and that's hard to commit to in my position.
If I'm understanding you correctly, the 30 day policy is one that Heroku chose to put in the contract. Engineering might have fought the terms, and yes they need to be followed once set, but it seems totally fair to blame Heroku for creating the limitation in the first place.
My experience now is that the Windows desktop is intolerable compared to Linux at this point. Overwrought, buggy, and confusing. Mac is better but it's far too locked down. If you are willing to put some effort into customization, especially with tiling window managers and other WMs besides gnome, you can get a sublimely efficient and natural experience. I'm currently using Sway and it's vastly better than commercial desktops for software dev.
The problem is not the distinction between local and non-local hidden variables, but the that the "value" in that code doesn't depend on the measurement being performed.

You can't understand anything about quantum mechanics without knowing that in order to measure a qubit (or anything, really) you need an observable, which is completely missing from that JS code (for a qubit, the observable for a simple projective measurement could be represented by a direction in space).
So you're in favor of companies breaking their terms and conditions at will? I think that would cause quite a lot more outrage and problems.

Do you really never get e-mails from various companies every few weeks telling you that the terms of service have been updated?

I think I get one from eBay alone every other day.
Honestly if we can’t have nice things and we keep skimping out on education, I’d rather we just accept the fact that some will students cheat, then to introduce another subpar technical solution to a societal problem.
The next de-extinction target: The dodo
To be clear, in the city kids don't play literally in the streets. They're on the sidewalks and playgrounds. It's the fact that suburban kids are often in the actual street that is part of the problem, and the fact that the streets are actually roads and designed for cars to go fast on.
The Average Place on Earth
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MISTHPI

By these numbers, up about 78% since 2008 and 2015, which almost matched.

Up 50% since the previous peak in 2005, so yeah all-time high.
I think this is under the assumption of "employee has a private fork of the company repo, then leaves, employee should not keep the fork"

So when "removed as a collaborator" which apparently includes the original being deleted, you lose access to the main repo and all forks, even yours. As if leaving a company.
"Do not let perfect be the enemy of the good." There's nothing wrong with eating bananas.
The thing is point 1 costs money (I imagine at some point, ChatGPT will cost money), but point 2 also will cost money. So OpenAI will charge you double for generate AI-written text that is undetectable. Poor move. I could happily pay a lot for ChatGPT, but if they also commercialize a (more accurate) classifier then I won't use ChatGPT at all.
Some additional consequences for just trying all the answers - or a mode where there are, if you've got a kid who will just click on them all instead of thinking.
I believe I choose my words carefully.

You are correct that nothing is guaranteed. Now reconcile that with your position. What is "smart work" in light of risk?
Yeah pretty cheap and easy, at least relative to the value of data to most companies to setup a server you have physical control of to go download the backup once per day.
Unpopular opinion, but in the words of Linus, I have my asbestos underwear on so flame away:

* Comments are excuses

* They're used to validate the existence of crappy code

* They do nothing for you in production

Instead:

* we commit to writing log messages... which are sort of like comments, but they work in production
> Well, then the government should focus on educating.

That's not how any of this works. "Education" would not have saved you from asbestos in the roof or lead in the paint.

You are making the point that it is acceptable for people to die from preventable issues in ignorance, as long as you get your fix.

If so, well, maybe you are the one not fit to live in a society after all.
If you're using Expo (which I assume most are on RN) they have web support. This is via React Native Web, which is a separate project if you wanted to use that directly too.

Personally though, I've found the DX of Flutter far above RN. I always had random packages break on RN that I had to fix every time, while with Flutter most of what you need is already included in the framework, including a component UI library for Android and iOS.

[0] https://docs.expo.dev/workflow/web/

[1] https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web
Yeah I actually expected it to be 20 but it’s just short of that. Not complaining.
I’m not really a big fan of the “Star Trek” utopia where everyone seems to sit around painting and cooking soul food either. Been to New York City lately? We’re only 50% remote work and the entire city smells like pot around the clock. The first thing I notice when I travel out of the city is the lack of pot smell. So apparently the future is mostly getting baked and surfing Pornhub in 8K HDR on a 65” tv in full view of everyone (the apts here don’t come with window coverings so facing the tv instead of the window is the most modesty you can hope for a lot of the time).

Some people need to be given a purpose because otherwise they don’t have one. There is a lot of middle ground between the two extremes of total work and no work.
Benn Jordan (makes music as The Flashbulb) on YouTube just made a video about this. One of his recent albums made more money in its first weekend on bandcamp than a promoted album did on Spotify in a month.
Thanks for sharing. Im always on the lookout for good teaching aids. Unfortunately I find this too stimulating for me to present to my kids. I prefer to show my kids media that is calming and beautiful rather than "fun".
Yes. I was inexperienced, saw "high availability," and didn't realize the standby could fall behind and lose data.
It's too late for your wife (and I don't have any suggestions here) but for the others who still rely on PayPal: leave as soon as possible. It's a matter of time until the same happens to you.
Get yourself over to reddit, the best debaters ion the world. Appeal to authority almost every time.
>false positive rate of 9%

bringing the Roman decimation to the classroom based on AI, this is the future
Absolutely.

Driving up from the SF Bay to Tahoe, you'll lose cell service as you pass through the mountains - especially if you take the Highway 50 route. Drive up to Oregon, and you'll lose cell service for a long stretch roughly near Klamath Falls. (As an aside, that part of the country doesn't even have NEXRAD weather radar.)

And this is all while on the freeway or major highways. There's plenty of places out west without a reliable cell signal, or sometimes a signal that's so weak that it's not usable for data.
Try kde
Don't mind my curiosity but I wonder if you do offsite backup of your emails or just take it for granted that Gmail is a reliable enough service ? It is very important to me but I never even considered backing up my Google takeout data. The point I want to make is that service reliability is a critical factor when considering what to backup. It was expected from Heroku to do the right thing and be conservative in their approach.
Age might be a confounding factor though, no?
> Meta blocked access to staff from using DALLE2 or ChatGPT from their work Google accounts.

I'm trying to reason this one out.

Does Meta have work Google accounts? How would Meta block someone from using a work account to auth to some other service?

Are people working at Meta signing into OpenAI with a Google account?

(seriously, if it isn't work related - don't use a work account)

Is Meta concerned about people uploading their code (or downloading code) from ChatGPT? What is their policy on Copilot?

Why are Meta people using DALLE while at work?
> Anyways... I'm talking about refusing to tutor someone unless they're pretty, not refusing to date them.

Yeah, still not harassment. Discrimination maybe, definitely not harassment in any known dictionary.

> I'm sorry that correctly stating a fact (giving different levels of support depending on if you've got romantic prospects) is a form of harassment apparently triggered so many.

I don't think you know the difference between harassment and discrimination.

> Not only have I not spoken up for incels, I've actively advocated they should feel free to exit this planet (sans spree killing) if they feel that upset about their dating prospects.

Are you or are you not claiming that $GENDER_A ignoring $GENDER_B is a form of harassment?

If you're making the claim that MEN ignoring WOMEN is a form of harassment/discrimination, but WOMEN ignoring MEN isn't, then you're experiencing some severe form of cognitive dissonance.
I really like this comment because it says the quiet part out loud (like an unintended hot mic), the expectation that folks are going to kick out kids and it's entirely on the kids, existing through no choice of their own, to be subjected to a system that is built to extract from them decades of output until they're able to retire (if at all) or die.

"It is this way, has been this way, and you will like it or leave." With that said, it should come as no shock when various rejections of this idea take hold. How could one rationalize not attempting to critically re-evaluate the situation? What is all this progress for?

I can't imagine why the birth rate is falling in certain places so precipitously. /s We tell parents they should have expensive kids for the good of society. We tell kids they have to grow up and support themselves over a lifetime because that's the deal.
They’re going to be some crazy expensive apartments.
We've been "chained to our desks" for all of our humanity till very recently. There was not time in which a common person did not have to do drudgery to get on with life. So it is a luxury and a privilege to not have to. But it is still a historical exception. I will grant you that there were some low seasons, in some places where the pace abated. But remember, at sundown, things stopped. You had to do whatever it was you did while there was sunlight. Fire was mostly for cooking.
Lots of good points. Thanks for the insight!

Edit: I'd suggest taking a look at Tidepool Loop which recently got FDA clearance. It might align with your interests/requirements (though still requires a big-brand insulin pump/CGM)
Only one party attempted a coup.
I think I found it:

https://github.com/m13253/heif-hdrgainmap-decode
As a "rails folk", we aren't all like that :)
This one is very cool. Steps are:

- Generate seed of LLM output token t0

- Use the seed to mark output tokens into "red" and "green" list

- For token t1, only sample from "green" list when producing the next token

Repeat.

Now, let's say you read a comment online and you want to see if it's written by a robot or not. It's 20 tokens long. For each token, you reconstruct the blacklist. If they use "red" words with 50% probability, you can safely assume that they are human. But if they use only "green" words, you can begin to assume that they're a bot very quickly.

For simplicity's sake, if you mark half of the tokens as "red" for each new token, correctly writing 20 tokens in a row that are on the "green" list is like flipping a coin and getting heads 20 times in row -- vanishingly unlikely. This allows you to very robustly watermark even short passages. And if the human makes adversarial edits, they still have to fight that probability distribution; 19 heads and 1 tails is still vanishingly unlikely.
The article/video mentions Tesla - curious to know if other EVs have omitted the AM radio from the car, or have worked around the inteference issues
My experience is the opposite. My company gave me an M1 mac that I leave plugged while I work. It is at 100% when I shut it down Friday afternoon, and its at around 40% when I boot it up on Monday morning.

I suspect the battery is defective, but like I said I leave it docked when I work anyway so I don't really care.
Is Coalton industrial-grade? What does that mean? Is it used in industry?

I'll note that the GitHub README says:

> Coalton has not reached "1.0" yet. This means that, from time to time, you may have a substandard user experience.
It will be once all cars are EV. The noise generated by the motors will make it infeasible.
Don't get me wrong, I love bananas, but I prefer to stay in ketosis.
It is entirely possible to have a job that you enjoy and get paid for. Most of the jobs I've had I enjoyed very much and was paid well for them. And yeah, I needed the money to put a roof over my head, too.

If you hate your job, think about upgrading your job skills to get a job that you would like.
It sounds a bit extreme. There is a middle ground between spending all your energy at work, and not working at all.
My home’s replacement cost is way higher than what the insurer appraised it as, but asking for a higher appraisal counts as warning bells in their eyes (are they planning on burning down their home?).
The downvotes aren't because you've stated some uncomfortable truth, it's because you've not added anything to the conversation.

Duh it's Linux. It's S76. Lot's of people here _want_ Linux.
Why do we have to keep chained to them though? Why shouldn’t the goal be to liberate people so they can do what they wish with their time?
You Can Now Get Red Hat Enterprise Linux on the Oracle Cloud
Speaking as an Arlington resident, I would not describe it as "car centric", although cars are accommodated far more than I would like. It's still a classical streetcar suburb. The majority of Arlington's housing stock is from multifamily buildings within a couple of minutes walk to high frequency bus service (~5 minute wait).
(Awesome) approach to tech research
Brevard Sheriff sued for 'Wheel of Fugitive' defamation