skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Redeeming? I thought that was a weird choice of words bar to set. So this person's video wasn't able to save you or people from sin.

"able to save people from sin, error, or evil" (oxford dictionary)

Calling his reaction plainly racist when the entire thing is highly racist is being dishonest with yourself and this conversation. The redeeming part of this video is calling out people who ignore racism when it suits them and point fingers when it doesn't. Racist publisher creates survey you ignore. Survey shows about 1/2 black population is racist. You ignore. Crazy guy says stay away from black people.. you call him racist. Same story but half of whites surveyed are racist against black. Would you have ignored it? Are you part of the problem or solution?
I actually think its the complete opposite. Alot of nice looking well kept women just want sex
Exactly. No one can afford a house and with inflation and rise in cost of living it will get worse. A lot worse.
Hah! This was pretty much my response when I encountered Tailwind for the first time.

This post by Tailwind’s author gives some more perspective: https://adamwathan.me/css-utility-classes-and-separation-of-...
You are dreaming.
Love the typo, ha ha.
You think Tinder and OnlyFans had no effect on marriage? I assume you also think Uber had no effect on car ownership and Airbnb had no effect on rents?

I urge you to do more research
This is the tptacek bat signal
I think the poster above you seems to have factors related to their appeal that they aren't considering and thus are improperly generalizing their experience.

E.g. they have finely tuned tinder game. That doesn't in any way support the idea that women are only attracted to a small subset of men. That's an idea taken literally from the incel crowd.
I do not, (unfortunately? Maybe I need one?), though if you want you can follow me on GitHub at https://github.com/tysam-code. I try to update/post to my projects regularly, as I'm able to. It alternates between different ones, though LLMs are the main focus right now, if I can get something to an (appropriately and healthfully) publishable state. :3 :)

I try to be skeptical about certain possibilities within the field, but I do feel bullish about us being able to at least tease out some of the structure of what's happening due to how some properties of transformers work. At least, I think it'll be easier than figuring out how certain brain informational structures work (which has happened to some tiny degree, and will be I think even cooler in the future)! :) XD :DDDD :)
I used to get laid a lot from Tinder because I figured out how to game the system. But at some point I realized I didn't actually like the people I was scoring with; yeah maybe they were attractive and we had some basic things in common. But I didn't really want to hang out with them or talk to them.

Eventually I realized I was just trying to get laid, or seem appealing/attractive. When I looked at what I was doing, what I was changing about myself, just to get laid, I realized that wasn't the authentic me.

So I changed my profile and put the authentic me, and just a couple random pictures I'd taken recently. Or sometimes just a joke profile that I find funny. Now I get maybe one match a month. When we do match I'm not interested. And that's fine. I'm older now, and have zero interest in sex with someone who I don't like as a person first. And it turns out I'm a picky bastard, and kind of weird, and there's just not a lot of people who find that attractive.

..... on Tinder, anyway. If I go to meatspace and socialize, in the right places, I find the people I really like, and that like me. It turns out that I'm not actually awful; Tinder is.
Then how do you explain the opinion poll results?
Yes they absolutely did. There were quite a few surprises. The resistance of the Ukrainian people, especially the leadership. The effectiveness of small shoulder mounted weapons in taking out armoured vehicles. The incredibly poor logistical capability of the Russian forces who thought they could just drive into Kiev without infantry support, or even bringing enough fuel.

The way the Russian forces conducted themselves initially has led to the belief that they believed they'd have local support. Purge of their security people supports this idea too. Putin thought he'd paid for insurgency in Ukraine and instead had some uncommonly wealthy spies.
My issue, and it is part of my disgust and the turning into a misogynist, is that I’ve majorly lost trust in the goodwill of women. The issue is that I’m singled out over mostly things I couldn’t choose, and the average joe that didn’t hit this lotto won’t even be looked at by the woman I settle down with. Me knowing this means I have no respect for her. My sympathy for men is turning into misogyny.
Perhaps the Faiss dependency can be dropped? Supabase supports the pg_vector extension now.
With rise in expectations, rise in cost of living, housing price increase, in 10 years there will be either single men who rather live alone OR very few prince charming. No third option.
> He sought to prevent Lithuanian independence.

He also sought for the party to remain in power, but when push came to shove, didn't turn to the old playbook of violence and repression.
Breakdown of community and extended family has also contributed. The amount of chores needed to raise a modern family with two working parents and no help, even factoring in childcare, is insane
Is there any safe way to work in a building environment like this one? Or is it permanently (at least for our lifetime) best to avoid it completely?
>Every young single woman is chasing the same few men and they dont care if that guy is dating other women.

Highly relevant: /u/avocados44 recalls the college sex life of Jimmy Garoppolo, current 49ers QB https://np.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/dpz1mh/highlight_jimmy_...>
It’s less a shortcoming of the wayland api, and more that they didn’t want to implement bad ideas in the protocol with the only use case being windows api compatibility.
Yes that code, I was replying to a comment claiming that

> Copilot has a tendency to regurgitate [code] verbatim, without said license.

and I think that is a pretty good example.
I actually wish Amazon came and standardized oddness, like with S3. Currently there’s a lot of providers, we had to switch to another for gdpr reasons (our old provider collected our users’ shoe sizes with each request, long story). But then they weren’t api compatible so we are now using a service adapter service.

Oh, and remember to always wrap your isOdd requests in a retry loop with exponential backoff.
I’m looking for advice on avoiding being a jaded misogynist, not economic forecasts 10 years down the road.
Simple. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FGEXPND

Government spending are money borrowed/printed and injected into economy. Public service, contractors, military, health care get this money and spend it, circulating it further. FED can jack up the interest rates as high as they want, but it only exacerbates the problem as the government needs to pay more in interest, while the real economy is slowing and tax revenues are falling, basically killing the real economy while still maintaining the real reason for inflation: the government.

What's happening with the financial system is an end game. Anyone that can think for themselves, and understand how debt really works should clearly see that it's all imminently unsustainable. As the boomers retire turning from financial asset buyers into sellers, all over developed world, the financial system is going to deleverage which means very high inflation or deflationary crash (or a combination of both which some would call "beautiful deleveraging" except there's nothing beautiful about it).
My approach would have been: I'll watch it on company time. Then just collect my pay.
Simply the current dynamic taken to its logical conclusion
First, realize that women are just people too and "ninety percent of everything is crap." If you do wish to marry and settle down, you need only ONE good woman and you need to NOT crap all over her the minute you meet her because of baggage.

1. Very beautiful women sometimes set up dating profiles with no photos or take other measures to attract men for reasons other than how photogenic they are.

2. Hobbies are a good way to meet people you have things in common with and can present the opportunity to get to know someone socially before you get jiggy.

3. Sometimes introductions via friends can work out. If you are genuinely friends with someone and they know someone that they have sized up and concluded they are not a nutter, etc, sometimes that works surprisingly well.
I tried exactly this process, and it did not work. The commands were not found by the command prompt. Possibly because I was installing Win11 Home?
Do you mean would we add a dedicated section on HN for 3rd party customer support issues? That's a legit question.

This is when it's particularly helpful to have only one thing we're optimizing for [1] because it means we can replace that question with another: would it make HN more intellectually interesting? The answer is clearly no, I think, because those threads tend to be so repetitive.

[1] https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...
By transpiling it to JavaScript, obviously.
You aren’t going to settle down and marry a prostitute, though.

Yes, I can see the argument for replacing the casual dating scene with a prostitute but not dating in general. Seeing a bunch of “women want love, men want sex!” comments in this thread and man are they off base. Of course men want love, belonging, family, etc etc… it’s a tired joke that they have to be tricked into commitment.
Mainly due to police work, which famously doesn't mend the cracks violent street gangs seep through, instead it just irregularly takes away the leaders and cause further instability and violence around the business they do.
It's interesting hearing in this thread about some of the smaller android companies, you mentioned unihertz and someone else mentioned ulefone. Something a little different from the usual flagships at least.
I've heard what the military likes to say about battle plans is:

The enemy gets a vote
I wish you could set both a lower and upper limit. Never let it discharge below 10% or above 90%.
So tell us then how you make those FWB?
There are tons of people who use their phones to make phone calls and send texts and read the occasional Wikipedia article. They don't need newer hardware.

People who want to play video games on their phones will need newer phones, but even they benefit from being able to sell their old one to the people who don't need that instead of having to throw it away.
You need an iphone at least to register the watch to the account, although I don't think anything forces you to keep it after.
That sounds plausible, but almost everywhere in the world, wealth and fertility seem to be negatively correlated.

Poor people have kids early and have more, while rich people delay and have few or none.
> As these women enter their 30s I really dont know what is going to happen. Society will be an odd place in twenty years. The social dynamics between men and women have never existed like this.

Be a bro and refer a couple to a less attractive friend? Tell her it'll make you happy as an incentive.
> what is the smallest practical size for a personal zeppelin?

About 80 cubic meters of helium.[1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOJvtaiNp5c
The problem is more the upvotes than the comments because it's the upvotes that stick a post like the GP to the top of a thread, which creates all sorts of unintended escalations, as well as derailing the thread into offtopicness. But the only way to prevent this from happening is not to post such comments in the first place.

I think you're off base about "trolling" in this and similar cases. From my perspective HN readers just like different things and have different opinions. I didn't see any trolling or manipulation in the current thread for example. Internet users are orders-of-magnitude too quick to jump to such conclusions.
See this forum post: https://forum.fairphone.com/t/can-i-buy-the-fairphone-4-in-t...

Previous versions of the Fairphone also weren't available in the US due to as I understand it hurdles posed by FCC approval (and I would assume the Canadian equivalent).
OpenStreetMap doesn't really have relief data. We have the buildings, the forests, the elevation of peeks, but that's pretty much it. That being said, high resolution lidar data can be very useful to map paths that are usually hidden by forests, like at https://lidar-hillshade-2019.openstreetmap.lu/#zoom=20&lat=4...
> It's weird to me that you

The quoted text is from this author:

William Zadeskey is a 2022 MA graduate of The Ohio State University. He completed his undergraduate degree in Russian and International Studies also at Ohio State. His area of concentration is the Politics, Culture, and History of Romania, Moldova, and Transnistria. Will's Master's thesis, The Origins of the Separation Between Moldova and Pridnestrovie (Transnistria), explored the legacy of Soviet nationality policy, the multicultural character of Transnistria, and the events of 1989-90 that drove a wedge between Moldova and Transnistria.
I feel we're reading different stories. The article clearly describes systemic policy and decisionmaking:

In kindergarten he became eligible for special education for what school officials described at the time as a “communication disorder,” but they opted instead to place him in a regular classroom and have him pulled out for instruction in a smaller group.

And later in the story, on the same case:

A few weeks later, the school team emailed Ms. LaVigne to set up another meeting, offering to add one class to Dakotah’s schedule in December.

Note the language "school officials" rather than, say, "a teacher".

Similarly in the second case described:

Records show that the Sacramento City Unified School District has a history of disciplining students with disabilities, particularly those who are Black, at a higher rate than most other public schools in the state.

Rather than get hung up on the specifics of one specific story that happened to come to mind, you might want to consider the general dynamic and other modes of student segmentation as well: segregated schools, charter schools (with selective admissions criteria), voucher programmes, and the like.

Again: all change the overall nature of the school far above and beyond the specific teaching abilities of any given instructor. A school or district whose policies and practices permit exclusion of challenging students isn't improving teacher's pedagogical skills, but rather selecting whom specifically they're permitting to be educated there.

Different educational modalities and/or intensive education might be another approach. That isn't what the story is describing or what you seem to be proposing.
I'm not sure if this was covered in the presentation, but DNS Toys (which can for example tell the weather, do units conversions, etc.) was featured on HN about 8 months ago:

DNS Toys (946 points) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31704789
Your consistent advice in your post history is don't ever use any extensions besides uBlock Origin because of fingerprinting and "privacy"

But what if I want actually use the web instead of just blocking ads. Sponsorblock, TamperMonkey, 1Password, CamelCamelCamel, etc are all useful extensions as well that make browsing the web specifically for me better.

There are so many fingerprinting techniques that it seems pointless to have a detrimental experience generally instead of using a sandboxed computer for specific dangerous activities.

I'll continue to use Ad Nauseum, despite your recommendations against it, because I'd rather have a known worthless profile than a worthless browser.

>I also wouldn't be surprised if there isn't a way to filter out those "clicks" anyway from the ad provider's side.

Theres no evidence supporting this, but Google blocking it from the Chrome store is strong evidence that filtering out those clicks is actually difficult

Edit: Also its a moot point as extensions can't be used for fingerprinting if you just don't use Chrome https://github.com/z0ccc/extension-fingerprints#extension-fi... . I assume any activity I do in Chrome is sent back to Google (or Microsoft or Brave) regardless of plugins installed.
it seems the causation, if any, is more likely to be in the other direction

porn is something to turn to when you get turned down
Everybody using MS Teams on a modern Linux distro must have enabled this option at some point. Otherwise you can’t screen share.

Given the recent 3 years since pandemic, that should provided ample of time and test data for stabilization.
Key to a love life in America: Only date immigrants or women who grew up in an immigrant household. Works like a charm. America’s immigrant communities are chock full of real women looking for real relationships.
It looks like both you and implements took my comment as the opposite of what I actually meant, which must mean I didn't express it very clearly (although it should be clear from the past explanations I linked to).

What I'm saying is that accusations of "whataboutism" are the sort of canned argument we want to avoid on HN, as well as an internet trope (which we also want to avoid), a shallow dismissal (which the site guidelines ask to avoid) and a form of name-calling (ditto).

It's also a logical fallacy, since pointing out a contradiction via a comparable situation is a reasonable thing to do. No doubt people do sometimes bring up comparable situations in unhelpful, irrelevant ways, but if so, it needs to be explained how—not met with a lazy label like "whataboutism", which is a blanket that smothers a good argument just as well as a bad one.
CDG is the worst. Went through customs twice. Had 1h45m layover and barely made my connection.

JFK isnt so bad, anecdotally
2G is still alive in Germany.
Hey Doreen - hope you’re doing better.

1. I haven’t done online dating at all. What I’ve seen in real life is hit and miss. I know too much of the corporate world. Marital affairs, sleeping for promotions, sex parties with upper management/C-levels, you name it.

2. I have hobbies in the arts where I excel, am recognized, and there are lots of women.

3. My closest friends are hardcore players which doesn’t help.

While your list would be good for someone looking for a date and/or a way to stand out, in my case it doesn’t help. Rebuilding trust when I’m surrounded by what I equate to vipers isn’t a matter of finding someone good. Even if I did, I wouldn’t trust them based on past experiences and things I see day to day.
That way you can be the living representation of her disappointment in life? It would be hard for me to imagine a hotter hell.
Why do men need hobbies and girls only need to watch TV shows or social media?
I'm under the impression that the vast majority of people use their cloudtop over ssh and a remote vscode connection. I only ever use a remote gui for a few minutes every X weeks to do chrome-based auth for an nonstandard workflow.
I’m picky too mate. I studied psychology just to crack dating. There’s a method to my madness. My point: put 500 dedicated hours to it (coached) and you’ll be able to find a good match. At least, that’s my experience.

My biggest tip: read up on assorted mating theory and ask yourself what your biggest personality traits are. Communicate those traits.

In my case: imagination and curiosity. I communicate my imagination immediately by going off imaginary tangents. Most people can’t handle it when a horde of take over the conversation and teach calculus to you. Who wouldn’t want to learn calculus from a a capable puppy? :D Some say “haha” to that but magic happens when she chimes in and says “and it’s so cute when they involuntarily bark during their lecture”

Anyway, that’s an example of a tangent and how a positive response to it looks like. I screen hard and make sure I get insane amounts of volume.

If you think my level of thinking is intense, it’s only the tip of the iceberg :)

But my point is: it’s possible, while being yourself, albeit in a strategic way
The marquee tag isn't dead: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ma...
The difference in PR whether or not the wall of lava lamps is still hooked up into the RNG is not significant.
At first I was worried the overhead of a service call would slow things down, but my worries were put at rest when I saw it was implemented in a low level, high performance language such as Rust.

Also, Elixir and the actor model is such an obvious match for this problem space!

Definitely happy to put this tool in my tool belt.
Are you really believing that women are happier alone because men don't mop the floor?

I married a single mother, I don't mop the floor or cook everyday. My duties are stuff she cannot do like taking care of the house or repairing cars/bike.
I definitely do less than my wife for the household on a daily basis but I bring the money and a shelter. She is a 1000 times happier than being alone.
You can if your router supports it
Hello, OP here.

I wrote a whole book around the idea that mathematics is understanding first and symbolic computation second. In Geometry for Programmers, SymPy does the grind for you in every chapter (except chapter 2). Initially, I was even going to omit all the math notation altogether and turn all the formulas into Python snippets. But several reviewers said that this is too much, so now there are formulas you can see and snippets you can run.

https://www.manning.com/books/geometry-for-programmers
I fully agree with this. Me and my friends talk about dating a lot, the above comment is accurate
Well, what's your goal here? Are you wanting to establish a committed, long-term relationship? Are you wanting to sleep alone and be left the hell alone and retrieve some piece of yourself from the meat grinder it's been put through?
Only if there's a legal framework which is followed and enforced to prevent exploitation.
Yes, but if you can't get security updates for it, then you can't do so safely.
There's also Hissp. You could start out in readerless mode (it's still Python!) and introduce Lissp afterwards as a convenience.
At no moment in time did I think web3 was a technological revolution.
The adversary synchronizes their clock with yours, and hits the unsecured camera feed at the exact same time. (Alternatively they poll the camera source, possibly interpolating or doing some kind of fuzzy search in a much smaller space than your keyspace.) They recover the image you used to seed your CSPRNG and are able to recover the keys you use to connect to other services.
I suspect the risks are quite small in comparison to other things. There may even be a slight hormetic effect. Other places on Earth have much higher background radiation:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramsar,_Mazandaran#Radioactivi...
The phone costs $150 and you expect more than 3 years of updates? Here's a hack to get 12 years of updates - buy a new Nokia every 3 years x 4 and get 12 years of security updates for less than the cost of an iPhone 13.
Feel free to email me and have a call. I am an average guy that’s rocking it
maybe that's why it's popular for kitchen counter tops? it'll help keep your food warm!
AI Mission Creep
Commentary on AI as a tool, and some concerns regarding its effectiveness.
Generally as a junior employee that isnt a founder, value the equity at zero.
It's off-topic (or maybe not?) but I get a very strong "ChatGPT wrote the first draft of this" vibe from a lot of the introductory prose in this post.
That’s rapidly becoming a relic of the past.

Fewer people are marrying, at later and later ages, and divorce rates are still very high. Every rich country, it seems, is below replacement rate when it comes to having kids.
Polling for "It's okay to be white." surely does not feel neutral to me.

And Rasmussen is known for that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rasmussen_Reports#Evaluations_...
This is how people end up using Kubernetes, despite its warts.

[edit: added second clause]