skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> As an empirical matter, people cannot govern themselves.

How elitist.
People really will do anything to avoid building infrastructure and public transport...
British politicians have been very keen to say this isn't the fault of Brexit because a) energy costs, and b) weather issues affecting production. But those things still don't necessarily lead to shortages if retailers can rapidly move produce around or make temporary orders with different suppliers to plug the gaps, like they can on the continent. That's what Brexit has made a lot harder. So it can be "Brexit's fault" or not "Brexit's fault" depending on what side of the fence you sit on.
What is the reasoning here? Why do you say that it is doubtful?
WASM Workers Server 1.0: adding support for Python and Ruby
- Update video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koe-eX7_JmE

- Release: https://github.com/vmware-labs/wasm-workers-server/releases/...
If I can mechanically perform a musical piece written hundreds of years ago and get a copyright on that, why isn't touching up the output of a neutral network also protected?
and we could solve this problem by creating new cities/towns. Why on earth, can't we do that anymore? for most of human history we were able to do that, now all the sudden everyone needs to be in the same exact geographical area.

People follow the jobs. Give companies a subsidy for starting in a new town/city/village and the people will certainly follow it. And you'll get all the benefits of starting with a clean slate: you could make it walkable, bikable, keep land costs low by not limiting it(enough supply to keep costs low)
my theory is that a "deja vu" occurs when you encounter an uncannily close return to something that happened innumerous times in the past
This would be a facepalm moment for me if I were these guys.

Because while they used GitHub in the most common manner, to host a code repository. Not only did they violate the rules technically, they also inadvertently violated them practically.

README.md is a markdown file. GitHub parses this into that little blurb you see below the repo. This is technically a violation of the rules. Part of your project is technically generated by GitHub.

Yes, it is dumb. Yes, I would have done the same in your position. Because I also would not have read the rules that deep. Or just forgot that they counted GitHub among the template generators.

Ultimately, I would have just been kicking myself because I would have felt that this could have been avoided.

I'd also ignore the statement from peterkelly that you're probably smarter than those running the competition or who made the rules.

Also, consider that even if you were selected for consideration, you still may not have won. They didn't disqualify you because they were scared of your prowess. They disqualified you for violating a rule. I'm not sure how many entries they get per year, but it's likely they're looking more for reasons to drop than to add.

Remember, there can be only one winner. And that winner will be the team that made the fewest mistakes.
Wasn't this "just" livestock, due to nitrogen pollution of water?
Hypermetabolism: An Unexpected Driver of Biological Aging
Check out this interview with the actual architect of Zen, Mike Clark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vyNzgOP5yw

Probably the most interesting nugget is that Zen2 was actually considered a tweak internally and not a full uarch revision, while Zen3 is actually the clean-sheet revision. But it's just a good summary of the general tone and tempo of CPU development I think.
Why Do Microservices Need an API Gateway
but it is not left up to a 'small pool of top earners', it is left to voters - if people don't vote, thats the problem that needs to be fixed.
From a different direction: images created by a monkey cannot be copyrighted. If you raise a monkey, teach it everything, and then give it a camera, nothing it takes can be copyrighted. At least based on current US IP law.

So AI can't have it both ways - either it's doing something rote computationally like CGI in which case it could be copyrighted, or it's doing something novel on its own, in which case it can't.

(Or, my personal preference, probably the law should be changed)

But as it stands this isn't a super surprising result from the IP law side of things. Unfortunate reality yes, but not surprising.
My understanding is that something in the TPM cannot be exported.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/identity-...

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/informati...
This title just seems totally wrong? Not having zoning would be like Houston, where you can have big industry next to a day care (fwiw no zoning is my preference). This is much closer to "areas for SFHs have very relaxed rules if you follow these set of conditions".
I've never yet accidentally bought a fake part off ebay (I'm sure I will one day, of course).

Requires a little paying attention to get decent odds, certainly, but it's far from impossible to do so.
"Internet discourse is prone to be younger, more educated, crazier?"

More hostile and abusive
I think the judge saw them being hosted on github and assumed github was something akin to squarespace.
This might be true in an area with gentrificiation but this is unlikely to be true in wealthy areas. Cupertino, as an example, is struggling with the last generation not moving out. The end result is a lower population of kids.

https://patch.com/california/cupertino/cupertino-councilmemb...
How good is the democracy when you need to live somewhere to participate but all of the land is already owned and there aren’t many rental options so rent is too high? Not everyone needs to be able to live anywhere but as a Bay Area resident I think a lot about the masses of people that work in my city but can’t afford to live there. And they have no vote on how that city manages housing even though they’re an important member of its economy.
That is a fair way to do it. But it won't work in practice, because they consciously do not want to do it. Hypothetically if they did it that way then their efficiency/capability would be evaluated, which is something that an incompetent or and lazy does not entity wants.
There is this guide [1] that I had bookmarked on my phone, but I never got to actually read it fully and use it.

[1] https://marek-g.github.io/posts/tips_and_tricks/emacs_on_and...
> Reading the replies to this comment saying "rules are rules" is honestly heart breaking

Yeah that was sad to see :(

I like the attitude that if you don't like the rules, go and make your own thing where you can choose your own rules and not be constrained by those of other people. That's basically the origin story for a lot of successful entrepreneurs.
I mean, Facebook orginated as a platform for Zuckerberg and his frat bros to rate the attractiveness of female classmates without their knowledge or consent. It has always been toxic.
I think there’s 2 sides that use simple packaging with opposite effects. I’m not enough of a designer to know how that works.

You have simple but cheap looking and you have simple but clean and sophisticated looking. Look at Apple’s branding as a good example of the latter.
Do you sell non-GMO seeds encased in gold? Will you ship to empty fields?
They are also doing studies on human neutrophil cells etc. at 80 uM. The fluid above the cells at 80 uM is a model for cells in blood.

You can see in Figure 5 here that the effects are really only seen at the highest non physiological doses. Even their lowest dose of GenX is 2.6 uM which is 2600 nM. I don’t have data for blood levels of GenX but if it is like PFOA that would be 260x higher than any concentration we would expect a neutrophil to ever see. And there is no effect on respiratory burst.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10.1080/1547691X.2023.2...
I would love it if Mermaid or PlantUML could export to Keynote or similar.
Why's it got to be about rights? It's possible to decide it's nicer if people can live near their parents and grandparents and friends, than not, and change systems and policies such that that's a more-accessible way of living, without it being a right.

[EDIT] And that's putting aside that "right" just means "thing we like a bunch", anyway.
Nobody has an inherent right to live anywhere but people have the right to control their neighbors' property through zoning?
> Does anyone have any advice for finding cheaper train tickets?

What I did:

- got a DB Bahncard 25 (25% reduction on all prices)

- use the DB site or app to find the lowest-cost connections (enable "Show our best prices", only works 2 days in advance or later)

- select the lowest-price connection which has a bearable number of changes and waiting periods, for me this ends up between 6 and 10 changes for the trip from Sweden to the Netherlands which I make quite often. The price tends to end up about half of what it would cost to fly, sometimes a bit more, sometimes even less. I sometimes travel first class when the price difference between first and second is less than ~20%.

- as soon as there is a delay or reschedule - which seems to be "nearly always" - I reschedule to a route with fewer changes which normally would be sold for 3 or 4 times the price I paid. I then get reservations on the new route (easily done online, not always available though).

I just returned from a trip to the Netherlands where my original 10-change route ended up being a 4-change route including the NightJet to Bonn, ICE from Bonn to Hamburg through the night (train nearly empty so I could stretch out between the seats), Hamburg to Copenhagen followed by Copenhagen to Gothenburg. This is a long trip, about 22 hours. Travelling by car it would take around 16 hours but then I'd (a) have to have a car (which I don't) and (b) would have to drive while I can sit and walk and talk and work and rest in the train. Compared to a flight the train takes much longer (including travel to and from airports) but it is cheaper and I can take much more luggage and have much more freedom since I'm not treated as cattle to be herded. When I have the time I take a train, when not I either wait until I have the time - i.e. I change my plans - or I take a plane.
thanks for your comment! Yep, we'd like to define it during our customer discovery, after we gather a lot of feedbacks, crystalize our understanding of the features users like and ask us to add. Maybe you'd be so kind to say how much this kind of products should cost from your POV ?
GoDaddy is awful, why would anyone move TO them?
Anything not adhering to the OSI definition of open source isn't open source, that's an official US court ruling.

https://lwn.net/Articles/888291/
Distilling Abstract Machines (2018) [pdf]
Kids setting their own bounaries and deciding what and when they can do literally is kids parenting themselves. Parents are more than just older people who ask kids what they want to do, tell them they are perfect, and give them money.
> Oh boo hoo I have to scrub my stainless steel pan a little harder cause I don’t have a Teflon pan any more.

Just throw the stainless steel pan in the dishwasher.

It won't be nice and shiny anymore but neither was the teflon pan.
Ah! Yes. Thank you. One thing I didn't mention is that I've seen this described by pro cooks like "you know when the pan is hot enough when water droplets don't merely boil off quickly, but instead dance around rapidly in the pan". Leidenfrost! TIL
I would disagree that it is a fair description without some description of impact.

Hell, without impact, its not even a normal bug, let alone a security bug. The fundamentals of a bug report are "I expect X to happen when I do Y, but instead Z happens". Without impact, all you are saying is "I expect X to happen".
There's a sentence below that you may wish to address.
Why are you so hung up on pinning me to some specific predetermined percentage number? All I said was that I WOULD HAVE thought something different (note: not “DID”, aka I didn’t go through some intricate calculation beforehand to determine exactly what I thought).

I have no interest in discussing with you why or why not some off-the-cuff comment on something I might have thought if I put some thought into it, was wrong.
It's an interesting idea to ponder a question about an event that no species from this planet will ever experience.
Come on, he meant accurately predict it, and you knew that.
> Give companies a subsidy

Who's paying for that? And why?
That’s just the first year, only something like 2% of people who lose weight keep it off for 10 years.

People maintained weight loss for 1 year are simply much more likely to regain weight in the next year than people who quit smoking for 1 year are likely to start smoking again over the next year and that trend stays consistent over time.
Check the rent prices in 95% of the Bay Area vs. median income.
Let's not ignore the voices of UK farmers too, who are switching off greenhouses because supermarkets are paying below cost prices, don't negotiate, and don't pass on profits. If supermarkets increase prices by more than 50%, they can't continue to pay producers the same prices (or only marginally more).

Easy to put blame onto farmers but we've all known for a long time how much supermarkets gouge from the whole market. Time for UK & EU fair trade.
Wonderful global Map of all sleeping train !
My god, I Wish I had this map last summer when using my interrail pass.

Why ? :
- All sleeper trains are scattered with so many booking Apps or internet service. A real pain.

Thanks for this wonderful MAP!

Ps: If traveling in Europe, I recommend booking really in advance as most sleeping wagons are usually all booked 2 months before departure.
( In one trains only 2 cars are sleepers).

Also do not even think of jumping into a night train with no reservation : you will be kicked out immediately. Security is king.

PPS : After 20 years of scaling back, sleeping trains are making a slow come-back. Hence, new trains lines should arrive during the next 3 years .

PPS: I work for SNCF ( french rail) so you can trust my words
Same here. Hardly any veg on the shelves at all.
Those who can't do...
Values: The Runbook for Leadership
Hollywood Industry Guidelines for Movie Firearms [pdf]
Both France and Spain are greatly invested in high speed rail so you can travel there via daytime trains.
Buying equipment is one step in a very long, difficult, and expensive journey towards creating and maintaining a reliable and economical manufacturing process. Having worked in semiconductor process development, I can tell you that the people there do a lot more than "Make power points and fuck around"[1].

[1] https://twitter.com/szeloof/status/1549941162571694080
>It's very much like the "first speaker" issue with free speech "advocates"; somehow the first homeowner/speaker has greater rights than the newer homeowner/speaker.

Got an example there? Not sure I'm following.
It written bad and is confusing reader, especially those who are not aware of how home .

As for me, it would be better to clarify as next:

> Under Linux and Windows both commands `cd ~` and `set-location ~` in PowerShell send you to whatever your Home directory is.
What is it with this weird cost obsession? The US shot down the airborne object down with it's Air Superiority fighter using it's most run of the mill A2A missile. You think it would be more cost effective to retrofit a decades old spy plane with weapons?
Brexit won't have helped, but I'm sure supermarkets price gouging through inflation is a worse contributor to this. When they're stonewalling farmers with low ball pricing, there's no incentive to produce.
Possibly excepting Keith Richards.
If any UK politician openly admits that Brexit has had any adverse effect on anything at all, it is effectively game over for them.
Media Temple was acquired by GoDaddy long ago.

Looks like they are just retiring the brand.
Thank you! I hadn't heard that yet.
Realistically, the state government is less influenced by local corruption and broken local incentives than your neighbors are.
I was replying to poster saying he or she wanted to live (afford a house) where they grew up. I'm saying, it wasn't natural pop growth that caused the situation but rather influx that was not met with commensurate housing development/construction.
As a percent of total players, it’s not that crazy
> Give companies a subsidy

Probably very difficult to get this right.
> Every AI has a legal owner, author, and an agenda set by their human creators

It's not obvious to me that this is always true. I can easily imagine a crowd-sourced, distributed AI, with no owner and no identifiable author. I don't believe that "Sidney" is meant to be bonkers.
Yep.

PWAs are a business solution to a business problem. They don't solve any problems for users.
Wasn’t the comic in question the result of similar effort and even potentially fine tuning for the aesthetic consistency?
But these communities have defined themselves so that all the voters are massively wealthy landowners. The average income in los altos hills is $400,000. That's why the state, made up of normal people needs to step in and fix the zoning situation.
> I think they have a nice middle ground between DIY and "works out of the box". Yes, you can change parts if you want, but you don't need to fiddle for hours to get something going again. With enough money you have on-site repairs by big manufacturers, but if your IT guy can just swap the motherboard in 15 minutes with a spare one, that's even better I'd say.

Framework owner here. It really is super freaking easy to open up this computer and fix things or swap them around. Easy enough for your average software engineer (who doesn't have much hardware experience), but probably easy enough for your average not-super-technically adept person.

On the whole, very happy with my machine. The touchpad wasn't registering all clicks when I first got it, but customer service happily sent me a new one and no issues since then. I also had a driver issue or two when I first got it, but that was resolved when I updated my drivers. I'd happily recommend the computer to any engineer or anyone with decent "techie" skills. It's probably not ready for your less-than-tech-savvy average consumer just yet, but it's close. Also, bonus points for the machine really looking and feeling very premium. I especially love the cover having the nice cog-wheel logo, but no brand name on it. I've had a few people tell me, "wow, that looks nice, what kind of computer is that?".
Most of the abuses against the bill of rights I'd argue are also democratically unpopular. So how'd we get here with such prevailing winds of acts that are both unconstitutional and democratically unpopular?
Not in LATAM
With a whisper
> all cars are now luxury cars

Well, first, that's not true. There are plenty of economy cars being sold. I see them all the time. But even so, look at what's sold as "luxury cars" these days. Most of them (including Teslas!) would not have been considered luxury cars a few decades ago.

> Also houses are twice as big now.

Size is not an indicator of quality.

> Clearly capitalism doesn't always mean a race to the bottom.

I never said it did. I'm commenting on how things are going in the US, not commenting on the concept of capitalism at all.
Those sound good on paper but then reality hits you. Last summer we as a family decided to take a night train to reach our vacation destination.

What should have been 6-7 hour car drive was ~12 hour train ride. Sleep was not great, getting to and out of train stations, herding two small kids etc so at the time we've reached our destination we were pretty tired. Much more tired if we just drove.

The route back is where things went south. One of the beds in our cabin fell apart. Then there was some sort of the outage en route back so the train had to skip our station and we landed almost 150km away from our home.

Train company was trying to get us on the bus or train to get us back home but there were no free seats so it looked like we were to spend a night there. In the we've decided to take cab back home. We should have been back home ~10 in the morning. When we got home it was close to 6pm.

On top of that bathrooms were super dirty and there was no running water in the sinks.

We've paid ~700 euros for both ways and additional ~150 euros for the cab. If we just drove the whole round-trip would have cost us under 100 euros including lunch on our way there and back.

I just don't see this as an alternative to driving or flying in Europe — they are too expensive and the level of comfort they offer for the price is just horrible. Even if everything went according to the plan and our route back was without any hiccups driving would have been much more convenient.
Well at least it's lent so some people will have an easy sacrifice to make this year if they observe that.
Thank you for sharing!

However, I think that the landing page would benefit from some improvements.

I see "Join the AI Art revolution. Unleash your creativity and discover the beauty of AI-generated art!". Well - it could be more distinguishable from hundreds (or thousands?) websites. Neither carries a hint on why it is different or better from other products nor acts as a hook. Then I click, and it asks me to sign in, while I still see no value proposition. Then I close it.

The images are indeed beautiful, but it does not suffice.

> Each image gets tagged and stored in a database so you can go back and look at what prompts, seeds, step, models people have used to make nice images. There is also a rudeimntary voting system and the homepage is sorted by highest rated.

This is interesting! If you expose it (also with an example), I would be more inclined to test your website.
Try a top bunk in a Chinese hard sleeper coach, only 80cm vertical clearance! See https://www.travelchinaguide.com/china-trains/hard-soft-slee...

I've only ever taken one soft sleeper before, and it was fine. Hard sleepers are OK for me as well (e.g. from Shanghai to Urumuqi), but I was younger back then.
Once people realize they can vote to lower the deductible the system will quickly turn into just government run healthcare.

I’ve had the same thought, but keep it private. Mandate everyone is on a high deductible plan with government support to make the deductibles lower for the truly poor.

Make health insurance actual insurance again - instead of health plans.

It’s the same basic idea but a little less vulnerable to the whims of politics. Of course, your idea is more palatable for democrats (though not very) and mine is more palatable for republicans, meaning neither will happen.

Also, tie drug prices to the prices other countries pay damnit. The only reason something so obvious hasn’t happened can only be because of lobbying.