skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If I promise to store $1 for every $1 taken but also don't agree to actually ever pay out

if you can explicitly write into the contractual agreement that you don't pay out, then may be it would not be illegal not to store it.

But then who would actually give you the $1?
On a scale of 1 to 10 with 10 being completely factual, Truth social is a Trump fever dream in lala land on an acid trip.

Like freeform jazz that lightly riffs on the different sounds in the environment but otherwise is completely made up.
I agree, I suspect at that time in history an accident with a bang may just have been enough to start a full war.
This sounds right to me, if the government started coming after software companies and penalizing them for this they will have an absolute storm on their hands
Same. If I could do it over again, I’d much rather go through a program like this than the engineering program I went through. Nothing I learned is relevant to world of software (even the software classes I took lol). I’ve had to go through all the classical liberal arts education knowledge through my own independent study.
With the factory that builds iPhone Pros out of production for several weeks due to covid infections and protests about factory policies around covid, Apple was not able to deliver their most profitable product during the highest volume quarter of the year. It’s no wonder their revenue was down.
It’s interesting from a musicology POV.

I was looking at Islands in the Stream by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers and it had some Latin neighbors that make some sense to me from the synths in IitS.
Ostensibly for a routine few hundred thousand line kilometres of geophysical survey in northern India for mineral exploration.

Contracted to a cutout company.

It just happened to be the first such survey in India and to coincidentally be at the exact place and time the area turned into an underground nuclear test site.
What's the price target?
Does life really have to be based in chemistry?

Is it more effective to search for phenotypical effects of life than life itself?

Do we care about life elsewhere unless it as advanced or more advanced than us?

Even if we could find in “space”, can we find it in “time”?
Very interesting tool!

I asked: "Does trickle down economics work?"
A1: "No, trickle down economics does not work. It is an economic theory that suggests that if the government reduces taxes on the wealthy, then the money saved by the wealthy will trickle down to the rest of society in the form of increased wages and economic growth. However, this theory has been largely disproven. Research has shown that reducing taxes on the wealthy does not lead to increased economic growth or increased wages for the rest of society. Instead, it leads to increased inequality, as the wealthy are able to keep more of their money and the rest of society remains relatively poor."

A2: Trickle down economics refers to the idea that if the government cuts taxes on the wealthy, the wealth will eventually trickle down to the lower and middle classes. While this idea is popular among some economists, there is no clear consensus on whether it works. Some economists argue that it can be beneficial to the economy by encouraging investment and growth, while others argue that it can lead to increased inequality and slower economic growth. Ultimately, the effectiveness of trickle down economics depends on the specific situation and the policies that are put in place.

Improvement idea: Show the prompt that the bot is responding to on the page.
> Why do some people only sing in the shower?

Because we have structured society and our culture in such a way that some people can only feel safe when inside a small thick wall cell with the door locked behind them. That's terrible though, my proposition is to invert that, what would allow people to sing in the streets without any fear of judgement, and use that as a basis. Privacy as an idea suggests "let's put more doors with locks" when in fact that doesn't help at all. It doesn't address the problem that necessitates those doors with locks to exist.
Also known as the "F150 Lightning starting at $39,900" phenomenon lol

You can't get them below $70k
Fun fact: if you don't like this place, you don't have to come here.
Got one of these from “Coinbase Corporation.”

Reported it to their security/phishing inbound.
I've visited a lot of gardens; big, small, manicured and stylised, unkempt and wild, food forest, farm like, permaculture, native. I would enjoy visiting this one, but I don't think the ideas are new. They get replicated and rehashed everywhere. Some people just make more noise about it than others.
I don't think "sometimes I get tagged when people link to content I wrote and sometimes internet commenters don't do research to find out people's preferred pronouns" is a "pox on our society"
Statler and Waldorf were the best.
> quite possible rocks are lifeforms

Humans are closer to fungi than rocks are to life.
For another lark, go to Kahn Academy and check out how he teaches arithmetic up to third grade.

You have to look really hard to find addition and multiplication tables. They’re there, with the rather lame comment that they’re good to know.

But, they are not in his main stream, which depends on gimmicks to figure out the answer, instead of just rote memorization of the tables (which is good for the brain, as well).

As an example, I know my multiplication table just fine through 12. But, something went wrong in the second grade, and my addition was terrible. I depended for years on tricks: to add three, count up very quickly on the three points of the numeral 3. Same for four. For five, count one point twice.

I was in trouble at adding seven, because I couldn’t do something like add three twice!

I was shocked that Kahn uses tricks like that.
I think the engine is based on the open source Quake code with the missing pieces found by reverse engineering.
Good news.

I hate the entire concept of autoimmune disease and I'm waiting for someone to announce it's something else going on that was previously overlooked, but as condition management goes, this sounds like a big leap in quality of life in cases where it works.
very cool OP!

could you make an "auto playlist mode" that blends one song into another seamlessly?

usecase - party where we just want to set and forget one "vibe"
This statement has nothing to do with what I am saying.
seems like a good analogy that it's entirely possible for earth's inhabitants to produce so much poisonous waste gas that a new equilibrium is found in which basically none of the original organisms survive and the old status quo never returns.

Hopefully CO2 doesn't do anything quite so drastic for humans.
Is it the volts or amps that kill?
Toyota (in collaboration with Yamaha) is developing a V8 hydrogen combustion engine [1]. BMW also developed a V12 hydrogen combustion engine back in 2005 [2].

"Engineering Explained" has put out videos on both, and neither of them sound very appealing to me. [3][4]

[1] https://www.topgear.com/car-news/future-tech/toyota-and-yama...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_Hydrogen_7

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJjKwSF9gT8

[4] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AouW9_jyZck
Yup. But if you're a free-falling point-like observer then you won't be able to find this out. You'll only discover this if you try to send a signal out or fire your ship's engines.

And of course, at some point the tidal forces would be so large that any non-point-like observer would be torn into pieces.

The possible directions that you'll see actually become constricted to a line, not a point. It's essentially a projection of the time axis. That's because in a classical theory singularity exists as an infinitely long time-like line. As you fall down, you can influence the location where you hit it a bit if you fire your ship's engines.

But anywhere on this line the gravity (curvature) is still infinite so it's not like you'd be much better off.
How is it right-wing press spin, if it's entirely accurate as you say yourself?
Has the US lost all sense of sovereignty?
Google Workers Stage Rallies Against Job Cuts, Low Wages
Kermit and Grover appeared in both the Muppet show and Sesame Street, there are intersections.
I don't think that is necessarily the case. Good fact checks include links to primary sources like legal documents and in-context video. Quite a bit of the nonsense over the last few years has been easily debunked by looking at the primary sources. (Reading the actual affidavits submitted by those claiming there was fraud going on in the elections was very enlightening.)
Roc Tutorial
https://maroofy.com/songs/500162235

Your AI is processing the tempo and beat of the music, its not looking at the lyrics and what the lyrics mean, its not processing any accompanying music videos and its not really factoring in emotion, the mood and events of the day in the locale it comes from.

Another factor, is its not taking into account the limitation instruments had on music before the introduction of the synthesizer and the tech we have available today in order to make music.

There are other websites which also make suggestions and doesn't factor in the above points, so your website is not alone in not really grasping the mood of the song. I'm sure its a limitation of the AI models available to people like yourself today, along with time constraints and other factors including access to data. Just how far do you read into things?

When you see an AI suggest the likes of the Sex Pistol's God Save the Queen with this song, you are then looking at an AI which is intelligent. Quantify the mood of the music, the mood of the country or region during that period of time. Thats a very hard thing to do, and masters of that would be the BBC, simply because as national broadcasters, an extension of the British Military aka MI7, arguably global broadcasters with their world service, you'll realise there are songs which just wont be played when certain events are happening on the ground in regions which would be featured in the news and thus considered inciteful. Its very subtle how manipulation at a national or global level takes place, but it takes place.

However it is also a very difficult song to quantify, as this youtube reaction video sums up nicely. https://youtu.be/5vK1FZO1ybE?t=296

If you know anything about the band, they span many genres, and yet they also their own genre. Truly Prodigious.
The critiques of Haskell are thoughtful.
> We're certainly not going to be detecting a world full of microbes from light years away.

JWST would be able to detect an oxygen rich atmosphere like ours, which is a sure sign of life. Oxygen rich atmospheres are not a stable equilibrium; without all the plants and plankton on Earth, the oxygen in the atmosphere would all recombine, and Earth would be left with an atmosphere with no oxygen but additional CO2.

Atmospheres can either be CO2 rich or methane rich; they can't have significant amounts of both CO2 and methane. They don't exist in equilibrium; either a planet will preferentially convert CO2 to methane or methane to CO2, and there won't be any left of the other.

There are a handful of other atmospheric biosignatures that JWST can detect. Chemical compositions that are a sure sign of life; chemical signatures that are conclusive or strong indicators that life is present, even if we can't classify or describe it. Classifying exoplanets' atmospheres is a primary mission goal of JWST; it's what it's designed to do, and it's doing it right now.
The vehicle code is still there, just not used by any official map. I loaded up de_jeepathon2k in Counter-Strike 1.6 a few years ago and it worked fine.
And Minecraft blows all of them out of the water. That's not the point here. The point is that Dwarf Fortress has been a labor of love for two decades and it's nice to see these guys get some solid financial security for all that hard work.
That’s a common misconception, especially among people who have only shallow acquaintances with really complex computer systems, amplified by deeper exposure to biological systems.
Any sufficiently complex system, be it biological or man made, exhibits characteristics of difficult predictability, even to the point of unpredictable.
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Trump's tweet literally said that Hillary smashed the phones with a hammer. He already got the benefit of more engagement on a exaggerated tweet. Why shouldn't he deserve some mild pushback?
Saw some articles about this and see you have 10k viewers right now - any clue where this burst of attention is coming from, or did this comment do it?
> A really good artist is rare, and forgery is a specialized skill.

People who could machine very small cogwheels precisely enough used to be rare, which is, as far as I know, part of the reason Charles Babbage never completed the Analytical Engine (prohibitive costs for the parts). Today we mass produce tiny cogwheels and other mechanical parts due to automation.

> The claims that Stable Diffusion only produces derivative work and not originals was at the heart of the argument that says SD model training is fair use, and regardless of why, we know this is not true.

Brushes, canvas and pigments can be used to produce non-derivative works as well. So can pencils, or photocopiers. There are thousands of tools that could be used to infringe copyrights or make forgeries of other peoples works. We don't blame the car when bankrobbers use it as a getaway vehicle.
And that’s why the system of inches and fractions is better than it seems. Very easy to divide by two, which is a very common need.
That is because it is a bubble due to the AI bros hyping over someone else's AI API trained on the internet and outputting bullshit.

Fundamentally, there is almost nothing new about this AI hype cycle other than spending hundreds of millions of dollars to train on more data to output more garbage.

If there was an alternative to large costly and wasteful training of large amounts of data, then that would be something better to hype about.

But this is the start of the disillusionment phase of the ChatGPT hype cycle as it continues to confidently generate sophistry, enough for the detectors, watermarks and analyzers to detect this AI generated content and beginning to commercialize access to the OpenAI ChatGPT Pro API.

This AI bubble can't go on forever.
> Even as a crypto believer (long-term), it’s been fascinating to see this scam survive this long despite being repeatedly exposed.

There’s something to reflect on right there.
Surely you mean pi radians and not pi degrees.
I'm totally going out on a limb and guessing here - I'm more on the UI/UX side of things so I know nothing low-level about what goes into a building recommendation engine, algorithm, or whatever. But I do know music pretty well, and this feels like it's matching too closely to the technical aspects of the music and not the overall theme/je-ne-sais-quoi that makes a song something you feel.

I tried two of my all-time favorite songs:

The Gaslight Anthem - Handwritten

Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance

On the first, I would say it was a total swing and miss - the recommendations had similar elements to Handwritten like strummed power chords, but the vibe was completely off. With Thrice, same thing. The first match was a remaster of the song itself by the band, so of course despite being a "different" track it was the closest possible match. The rest of the recommendations had a similar tempo and more heavy metal riffs (as are common in Thrice's songs), but none of them were songs I would voluntarily listen to.

This is a cool idea and I hope OP if you read this you take the criticsm as it's intended - I'm not trashing the implementation or anything. This just feels like it truly is a robot that can't feel the emotion of a song making me recommendations.
Google Fires Employee of over 16 Years with Automated Email
Yeah, another damn typo I've missed, it's embarrassing. I understand the correct phrase.

Last week, I wrote 'we all cropped it' instead of 'we all copped it' which makes no sense—yet I reread that text three times, twice before posting and once thereafter and yet I still missed it.

I wish HN would allow typographical corrections past the usual edit deadline. Bad typos distract so they reduce the impact of what one is trying to say.

Thanks for pointing it out.
Is it Snope's fault or that more spam on the internet has become political?
Brazil, India, China, Singapore
Here's a video released by Toyota where they shot a hydrogen tank used in the Mirai with a 50-caliber bullet [1]. The bullet pierced the tank, but it didn't go kaboom. The hydrogen just leaked out.

Now personally I think that a hydrogen leak could also be very dangerous. But so can a gasoline leak or a lithium ion battery if exposed to the air.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVeagFmmwA0
The rocketry forum. Dot com.
What is the rationale for having the warm spares? If you're already able to spin up new VMs within an HTTP request, that seems pretty fast. Is the extra complexity just to make that path even faster?
Huh, never really noticed that on my end. I'm curious as to what question you asked....
To posit that rocks are quite possibly life forms takes the meaning out of what we mean when we say “life”.
Sounds like paradise. And sheet music stores are increasingly rare.
Meanwhile, your partner says, “Beige. I’m going to paint the ceiling beige.”
I have built an educational project which teaches one how to build a KV Store from scratch. Compilers have many good educational resources, but I could not find similar ones in Databases, so I created one.

I have set up this project in TDD fashion with the tests. So, you start with simple functions, pass the tests, and the difficulty level goes up. There are hints if you get stuck. You will have written a persistent key-value store when all the tests pass.

https://github.com/avinassh/go-caskdb
Most recently, a bookmark manager (yet another one) - emphasis on ease of deployment and full-text searching of page content.

- https://github.com/tardisx/linkwallet

One of my earliest Go projects, a tool to upload screenshots automatically to discord continues to be popular, though I cringe at how much work the code still needs - earlier me had no idea what he was doing.

- https://github.com/tardisx/discord-auto-upload
Related, and more detailed explanation of the issue and resolution, with math http://pnwstartuplawyer.com/post-money-safe/
> One that’s gotten very popular on the internet right (though there is prior art from Mother Jones on the left) points the finger at “seed oils.”

What? The right? This idea is so old that I remember it from when I first started reading about dieting. Has this guy never heard of Paleo? This is not a successor to "trans fats theory." Author clearly has no clue what he's talking about.

> Population aging has a mechanical impact on average obesity that is unrelated to changes in diet and nutrition.

He apparently hasn't read the very articles he's quoting. The Slime Mold Time Mold series quoted earlier in the article explicitly explains how this is in fact a new phenomenon - people actually used to get lighter and thinner as they got older, because they lost muscle.

Overall, typical useless punditry by someone who doesn't know a thing about the subject.
Forms SDK for Mobile Apps
Need to integrate customizable forms into a native app. Looking for an SDK. Typeform seems too expensive. Any other alternative?
>If there was a country that treated all humans as citizens, equally, fairly, etc - I would be happy to reevaluate my beliefs related to nationalism.

I don't see how a democratic system could possibly work without nationalism. Why would you allow people all over the world to vote in your country's elections? This runs completely counter to the very idea of democracy, which is that people should govern themselves and choose their own leaders. People outside the country being non-citizens is simply necessary for this to work at all.
$30k base, but the base is a solid car with 250mi range that lots of people could be happy with.
Bows, and E strings on violins. Black arts.
The U.S. has too big of a dick (please excuse my crude euphemism) to care about pissing contests. If the balloon was truly a threat you better believe we would've shot it down.

What exactly did the Chinese learn from this? Feels like a misguided shit test. There will be a proportionate response.
Came with the same feedback, I'm having fun playing with it, but it's amusing to search for "Comfortably Numb" and the first match is "Comfortably Numb" :D

https://maroofy.com/songs/1065976170
This would influence weight, but probably wouldn't influence BMI much. There are slight discontinuities with BMI in relation to height, but I don't think people have grown THAT much.

But yea, for sure they've gotten taller.
Other people have called out limitations and I don't disagree, but I'll say that I do find the different approach, based entirely on sounding similar, interesting. Recommendation engines in music streaming services often tell me about related things I already know I like. That's not necessarily unwelcome (if I'm listening to one song that appears in Footloose, sure, it's not a bad surmise that I might like to hear another), but this tool surfaces a bunch of stuff I would have never thought to look for or found normally.
The evolution of GPT is a perfect disproof of Colbert's insult: the reason they have to constantly "tune" it is exactly because reality does not have the biases they want it to have.
SecDB fits the bill a little better for what I had heard of. Thanks
I'm sure they are referring to the fact that while NYT and CNN are certainly left of Fox News, they are not really leftist according to the actual definition of the word. With Joe Biden being right of center and Bernie Sanders only slightly left of center.
I completely forgot about the open USB/SD card stuff even though I use it all the time. Yeah that is pretty cool.

I am more projecting onto a potential of things like Linux Phones. Once they get the stability issues resolved, they have the potential to be something wonderful.
You’ve just described an HTTP-based MITM.
Going by the linked webpage, the answer appears to be "valid if we ignore the limit, but in fact the limit is enforced and you'll get an exception".
> Good fact checks include links to primary sources like legal documents and in-context video

I don't think that is necessarily the case. Their interpretations and conclusions drawn from such sources can be misleading
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Bad lyrics ruin songs for me, so I tend to listen to music in a way where I completely disregard the lyrics if they're bad, which causes me to like songs where the lyrics are hard to understand/hear or in a different language.

This seems to absolutely NAIL my case of listening, I'm loving this. Thank you!
This sounds like the Paradox of Tolerance.
We go after Apple when Foxconn mistreats its employees. When you go after the intermediary, they'll go down and another will rise up to take its place -- and thanks to limited liability, it'll often be the same executives running a different company. When you go to the top, you have a chance at improving the situation.
If the point was to surface popular recommendations why would I go to a different Web site instead of just using what Apple Music already gives me? It has to do something different to be interesting.