skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nice and very responsive, well done. I searched for "Imeprial March" (the John Williams Wiener Philharmoniker version) and this was one of the highest ranked results: Inauguración del Ferrocarril (by Nathan Stornetta). I kind of chuckle thinking about what a happy empire this would be with that theme song. And of course it also answers my initial research question...which national anthem is highest ranked for Imperial March. The answer is Taiwan...make of this what you will. Star Spangled Banner is the second one a bit down the results list.
Yes, it's missing crucial works like Cur Deus Homo and On the Incarnation by St Athanasius as well as some of the ones you mention, but I think some of those are in the curriculum if you look a little harder. One needn't be a Christian to benefit from such works; they are foundational to Western civilisation.
Not currently. The website has this snippet of information:

Note that the app binary must be decrypted to be usable. Also note that you can’t directly use .ipa files right now, you’ll need to unzip it (this may be easier if you rename it to end in .zip first) and get the .app bundle out of it.
Are you referring to, "Nomad Under the Hood" [1]? Which papers did you find useful?

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6DnmVqoXvw
For those that have used Duolingo prior to the changes, have the new updates made any difference in your learning progress?
This example is really curious:

BEGIN;
SELECT post_count, ... from users where ... FOR UPDATE;
INSERT INTO posts VALUES(...);
UPDATE users SET post_count = new_post_count WHERE ...;
COMMIT;

For one, it's unlikely the number of posts per user is so important and so often requested that it needs to be cached in the database itself.

Secondly, why would that value need to be stored with each new insert? Simply insert posts as they come, and calculate metadata about posts at a later time as a batch process, or when some part of the application actually request them.
Well, there is a Wayland Compositor for macOS:

https://github.com/owl-compositor/owl

It still lacks a lot of features though (I think, I never tried it out)
You cannot expand the mouth of the funnel (grow the market) and keep conversion static at the same time.

Maybe something like rate of change of CTR is stable relative to the rate of change of traffic.
Someone who can't afford it can still collect money for it, or society can decide to pay. They can also try to earn more money. And more neurosurgeons bring the price down.

Your second argument is just nonsensical garbage.
It can still debug multi-threaded programs, but if your bug relies on multi-core interactions it won't appear under rr (you can still catch a lot of race conditions though, and it has a 'chaos mode' which generate irregular scheduling intended to increase the likelyhood of such bugs appearing). It's been used to debug race conditions as well as other bugs in firefox, for example.
I agree. If I would stay solely inside the WSL2 VM, it might be fast but my problem is that I need a tight integration between the Windows and the WSL2 file systems. In effect, this is a real pain, especially when it comes to I/O. But WSL2 also constantly loads one or more CPU cores to 100%+. My whole system feels handicapped. I probably have additional problems due to MS Defender, all known measures (that I can implement at all in a corporate-managed environment) have hardly remedied it.
This is not entirely unique to Google either. I have an old MSN email account I can't get into even though I know the password. It wants me to verify via an old phone number I no longer have access to.
what was surprising to me when I first accidentally stumbled into kids youtube a few years ago by accident was how, for a lack of a better term, fucking weird it is. For example this video from the mentioned channel in the article:

https://youtu.be/D1LDPmYoYm4

I don't know what makes this so uncanny, maybe it's the budget animation combined with the nursery rhyme but I can't imagine wanting to watch this as a kid. It's also incredibly bizarre what numbers these videos pull. Was one of the first moments where I felt completely out of touch.
Those Chinese comrades have to be damn good engineers. They released spy balloon in China and magically fly over US. Just wow. Are they really controlling the weather?
I think that's an older list from SJC before recent revisions of the list.
Thanks for clarification. This is would be really helpful to understand the pricing. Is there any tool available that would calculate the price?
Oh damn no! It's scary how ignorant the LLM really are.. But it's surprisingly scary how ignorant people using them are..
Yeah, it's a lot better than without the transfer function. It just doesn't react to my head movements, which speakers do (by staying stationary relative to my head)
I was raised on tech. A third generation computer user, started writing software at seven under my father’s guidance. A Luddite I am not, but this doesn’t bode well for our future. YouTube is basically an indoctrination engine for white nationalism. It’s more or less what the right claims the American higher education system is for the left, only there’s no conspiracy fantasy to it.

https://www.theregister.com/2022/10/18/youtube_algorithm_con...
By understanding that a fetus isn't a grown children and that the woman bodily autonomy and medical care are no one else business except hers.

Also abortions aren't performed in primary schools 7 years after birth using an AR-15.
I’m not sure this really matters. Mammals are clearly sentient, as a whole, but we don’t treat them as people usually.
Abortion isn't done by gun, so that's a red herring.

Also, pro-choice has two disjoint aspects, such that any given pro-choice person may be either one alone or both together:

1. "Are unborn foetuses persons? No, they are not."

2. "Can you force someone to donate a kidney to save someone else's life, which is about the same risk? No, you can't even do that if the donor is already dead."

> We prioritize personal safety, not dollars

You think you do; I argue that the meme that guns provide safety is a false belief promoted by the people with an interest in guns.
The reason Johnnies always win the croquet match is because they practice. I'm not sure if Navy cadets have time to do that.
What did people do before youtube? Why is it impossible to leave the kid alone in a safe-ish environment? We had an "almost" strict no-screens policy (long car trips I think was excluded) when our kids were under 2 years of age. It was fine, don't even remember it as a problem, even when only one parent was home cooking.
That is simply not true, with television you also had the panic of "brain rot" but at least you could still trust public television networks with not showing dubious content.

Youtube for kids seems to be a rabbithole place where you end up with "Spiderman kisses Anna", very obvious advertisements or very trippy shows while on public television you had kid shows with educative touch on them (a visit to the forest, children songs,...)

I allow my children to watch a very curated list of things and free reign on the Belgian "kids channel" but Youtube? Never.
Feels like this API is designed for web ads
Strikes Labor history encyclopedia for the Pacific Northwest
Chinese spy balloon flies over the United States, Pentagon says
https://archive.is/fKjOB
IFF recycled.
> Work is not your life

I understand the sentiment in the context of being laid off, but I respectfully disagree.

IDK, maybe what is meant here is that we should not be too much emotionally attached to our employer. Makes sense, although depends on the context (like, not the same if you own a part of the company).

Unless you achieved FIRE (which not many did), work is a part of your life for a big part of it. The sheer amount of time is 7-8 hours per day: that's at least half of your day time. What is left for the "life" then? I do not want to concentrate a lot on the amount of time alone, but it is a good graphic example. What I want to say is that work is a part of our life and our life experiences.

I am not evangelizing the Aristotle's "do what you love and you won't work a single day of your life" either, because I understand it is not always possible, is a bit too rosy, and the work is not always pleasant even if you generally do what you love, and you can be laid off, etc.

What I think is that if possible, we should consciously choose what we do as work, and explain its place in our life to ourselves. I understand this sounds cliché a lot, but I truly believe that setting goals and giving the meaning to things is a powerful tool in our minds.
> honestly think people largely get what they deserve.

>but sure, people still continue to vote in the corrupt and inept leaders.

i live in a military state so i don't see much of "democracy". Many years ago, 1986 to be exact, people came out and there was a grassroots level movement for "rights" and people did lots of campaigning and the whole exercise of "elections" but the union government saw that as an attack on their iron grip and the elections were rigged.

Since then, we've had elections in the last 20 odd years but EVERYONE in the elections process is inept and corrupt and a "paid shill". it really doesn't matter who we vote (we don't cast votes for that reason) because it is a bad choice vs bad choice.

No one wants to "stand up" because the whole system locally and the overlords in the union government do NOT allow anyone who would threaten their control and their control means these corrupt people should remain in power.

we've all but given up on this whole thing so yeah. It gets tiring.

>We’ve decided to shun competence and embrace corruption…no surprise we’re seeing the results in a failed economy.

we have only bad options so it is a pointless exercise "choosing between them" so we decide to forgo the whole sham exercise.

well, that is just me so take whatever you can from this
As someone on the periphery of tech as a profession and a practice, my understanding of new developments mostly come from public facing communicators and communities like HN.

I heard a podcast where Lex Friedman claimed that they don’t fully understand how LLMs produce chatGPT’s “intelligence”. If true, I’m surprised that it hasn’t got people more worried.
The stealer payload can be generated through the web panel, which allows the attacker to create custom malware without having advanced programming skills.
> Sure, but people never use those

Why not? I use views all the time, and they seem pretty elegant and simple to me.
But why is YT necessary? Couldn’t you have given your kids access to a more curated and education-dedicated video platform instead? Heck, even Disney+ sounds better here.
I think it has its uses. For example its really handy when changing nappies as my toddler wriggles like crazy and it helps to distract him whilst I getting rid of the poo.
Yes.

We live in Austria and it's just what kids do. In Australia, they learn to swim at a very young age, in Austria it's skiing. He's not the only one racing under-10s class!

There's another comment here taking the piss (with the yachting comment), and I too used to have certain pre-conceived ideas about skiing. Sure, if you go to St. Anton and Kitzbuehel, there's a certain vibe. However, at my local slopes it's completely different. It's just regular people going skiing with their families.

In Austria of course they have their football (soccer) idols, but apart from that it's all about snow sports.
"Grandpa, what was it like before the Von Neumann swarm disassembled the Moon?" ;)
They are also done at different scales though, one is (hopefully) only the people in power abusing that power, the other one is accepted by the majority of the faith.
I created a book for my daughter using MidJourney and ChatGPT. Impressive
Legitimately think that if you haven’t secured yourself financially in the next 5-8 years, its going to be a rough ride.
> who actually is everyone not-Apple?

The same people who standardized SMS. We're talking telephony, it's widely standardized, and it has nothing to so with WeChat or Discord et al. These are telecom standards issued by the same telecom standards bodies that run everything else in your phone. I've provided sources linking to this.

I'm surprised how controversial this seems to be with Apple users.
I'd guess it's "undocumented", not "undefined". Don't know how the situation is on x86, but on the Z80 there were indeed some slight differences in undocumented behaviour between CPU vendors, but those are so obscure that it hardly affected any real world code (they affected the undocumented flag bits 3 and 5, and their behaviour was only properly 'decoded' in the 2000's (https://github.com/floooh/emu-info/blob/master/z80/memptr_en...).

The only CPU I know with actual 'undefined' behaviour is the 6502 for some of the undocumented/illegal opcodes which can yield different results based on things like current CPU temperature (see the ANE/XAA instruction description: https://www.masswerk.at/nowgobang/2021/6502-illegal-opcodes)
I've never admitted this online but screw it.

I've been a drug user for about 2/3 my live. Battled with prescription pills the longest.. managed to kick the habit with meth.

YouTube is as addictive as anything i just mentioned. More so if you're in a group testing future services in return for an "ad free" experience (you know the ones which claim to"improve Google services").

Everything else everyone has said is true. I've managed to leave social media, my friends, most of my family, several jobs, but you know who i can't get rid of? Can't even use a damn mobile phone without agreeing to let it continue. FML it sucks and it's never going to get better for any one given the ineffective laws get made which constantly favor everything about that business model.
aws ux for retaining both hair and sanity.

https://github.com/nathants/libaws
search is not working for me
I agree with that. I don't talk politics on the job at all, I feel we're all the in the same boat with the same mission to succeed and everyone on the team deserves equal respect.

I'm not saying I want to write a workplace manifesto like James Damore. I just want to be able to express my opinions outside of work and not have that influence hiring decisions.
Every enterprise takes 3 attempts to reach "Cloud Nirvana" – but most enterprises get stuck on the first two.
She should check out Phind if she hasn't already: https://phind.com/
Your misquote of "a hundred years or more" as "a few hundred years" is a very careless thing to do.

You are are aware of the difference between the 1820s and 1920s I hope.
If repeating a fact shifts the Overton window, I think some reflection is in order.
Looking at this with interest as I've multiple projects on cloudflare now and in development.
Only in winter, summer is for yacht racing.
No one on the internet discusses politics in a good faith. Most of the time it's not even a discussion, since neither side listens to each other and they just want to regurgitate their talking points, feel good about having the supposedly "correct" take and then belittle the other party for being "wrong". These people are not going to change their beliefs no matter what you write or how well-researched it will be.

Then there are mobs. If you'll get even remotely popular there's a non-zero chance you'll end up getting stalked by some weirdos from twitter/4chan. Lots of these people have close to infinite free time, no moral compass whatsoever, nothing better to do and possibly a mental illness that makes them obsess over certain topics. They will spread misinformation about you all over the internet or will try to get you fired from your current job over something you wrote 7 years ago. If you use your real name they'll quickly find out whatever they can about you and use that to harass you or your family.

Personally, I refrain as much as possible from posting about anything political on the internet, real name or not. It's a huge waste of time that adds nothing positive to a daily life.
I don't think it's so much not being allowed to be outside but the education that they got, the confinement ended 2 years ago and kinds have very flexible brains. My older niece will be 5 next month and she is NEVER allowed to have cartoons while eating and she doesn't do it and doesn't miss it. However one of my best friends has a kid born the same month and she always has a phone every time I see her.

I also tell you that if I have a child of my own they aren't trying fucking ketchup, the thing with my niece and ketchup isn't even close to reasonable. Kids can get a nasty habit very easily, youtube, ketchup, etc. Pretty much everything can become a problem if it's not cut down.
Thanks a lot for the encouragement; but also I really appreciate the honest feedback, it wouldn't be hacker news if people stopped being honest, it's why we all love the conversations here.

I agree the primary appeal (and thus market) of this app is not technical, but of course it's still important that the technical aspects are vetted and secure.
Google complies with the RCS standard and can interop with other RCS systems natively. Who exactly is following standards here?
>YouTube replaced the TV to be the world's nanny

Corrected the Title.
Of course it is. Just read up on "China Waste Import Ban".

> China is the largest importer of waste plastics, accounting for 56% of the global market.[1] Meanwhile, the United States, Japan, Germany, and the United Kingdom are the main source countries.[1]

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6010324/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%27s_waste_import_ban

https://www.npr.org/2020/09/11/897692090/how-big-oil-misled-...

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/03/china...

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/29/climate/recycling-landfil...

I do wish I was wrong though. Again, we cannot afford to think only locally any more. We're much more interconnected.
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It depends on the kind of design. For UI design, you can't go past: https://www.refactoringui.com/
100% of strict parents would say they have a good relationship with their kids (or within a rounding error). If you asked adult children of strict parents if that was true, you would get fewer than 100% positive responses. People aren’t always reliable judges of their own behavior and relationships.
https://maroofy.com/songs/724345280
That's just the same song always 6 times in a row.
you probably already know, one would prefer to have removed versions of the same song by the same artist at the very least.
The Success of IBM’s Mainframe
It's quite good. Tried a couple house/electro/ebm tracks and it gave a good mix of stuff you'd expect and novel stuff you wouldn't. It finds a lot of songs that sample a given song, for obvious reasons. Glad someone gave this a go without any collaborative filtering or user ratings, just digging through waveforms alone.
Yeah if your families income etc depends on it yeah its hard to take that many risks. Not everybody has enough wealth to prosper from the passive income such wealth could create.
You're right, in this case the https will fail and this will indeed (mostly) slow down loading of Ads. I was wrong - although, personally, I do not observe slower loading times for pages, even though some ad-urls are failing. There are indeed some very rare pages (like zdf.de) that won't load at all because they have a very aggressive ad/surveillance checking.
yeah, perhaps client-side encryption or User encryption ownership or something along those lines.
To me, "encrypted storage" doesn't sound like anything different that what is done with normal authentication methods.
It's very normal in Northern climates for kids to ski.
until we have resolved the violent side of our human nature by finding a way to eradicate it from our world civilization which would mean no more murders no more killing no more waste no more wars etc. then we could start calling ourselves an intelligent life form and not a primitive species.
This next level of humanity must be reached before venturing into creating a new life form which is the aim of AGI.
Here is my rename tongue in cheek for AGI "awful greedy intelligence™" and to go with it AI "awful intelligence™"...
We are way behind in our human evolution and AI or AGI is not going to do that for us.
It is easier to chase a fantasy than to make real change in human nature.
Discussion a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34477976
Moving to Wayland does not prevent X11 apps. And I don't think anyone would expect this to be a good solution for crossplatform guis. More of a fun starting point.
The crazy thing is, tether skeptics have repeatedly been proven right on the facts. The initially-denied bitfinex/tether relationship was revealed in the paradise papers. The fact that it was not 1:1 cash backed was confirmed by the NYAG investigation.

The thing that they didn’t anticipate is that the market wouldn’t care.
Not that obvious, if I was in the same position I wouldn't cut API access, if I was thinking about profits. Maybe make it heavier cached ("slower" time before new tweets are available, less infrastructure costs) but wouldn't disable it fully. My thinking would be that if there is less API access, there is less people accessing tweets, one way or another, and less links back to Twitter.

If I woke up feeling evil (really money seeking) I might add some clause to the terms and conditions that you need to prominently display "Powered by Twitter" if you use the API and aggressively check all websites using Twitter API, one way or another.

But I guess my perspective would be considered more long term while Musks management of Twitter seems to be heavily focused on short term.
It's a great idea and I like it a lot. Especially the execution. It loads nearly instantly and has everything I want there.

But of course I tried it with 2 very difficult songs I never could find anything like it: Desert Rose by Sting and Zoolook by Jarre. For Desert Rose it found some similarish things (but of course failed to capture the essence, what makes Desert Rose so unique) but for Zoolook it completely fell apart.
Looks really interesting. Are you affiliated? I will check it out.
I'm just saying there's been no visible indication of progress. You're obviously free to believe that something will come of it over a longer time period. It also seems that we can add at least another year based on this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21531255
>That time was an honest mistake,

yeah, but once people worked out how it was killing the natives they went a more systematic route.
If you like machine learning, you can simulate the game in suitable test scenarios and evolve high-performance missile controllers. Like in real life at the firing range, without engineers.

Of course, bad controllers that can be exploited by the player to make missiles miss are usually fun, as are slight variations of PID parameters in the same missile salvo, to disperse them organically.
The book that I mentioned discussed the context in great detail. Also, smart people do dumb things all the time.