skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The thing is, the US has abnormally high costs even in comparison to other highly regulated countries. Germany, France, Spain and Italy all have lower costs despite the fact that you could dig a spade and hit an archeological site, and they’re also not environmental or labor pushovers either.
Many sites don't contains the full content even if you do that.

I'm not sure of how it works (does it subscribed to them all?) but https://archive.ph/ is a good way to see the content in those cases.

But really, if you are regularly reading content on a site you should subscribe to support the journalists employed there.
How is this evil & bad? why was face makeup allowed in the first place? why is this suddenly evil huh? cause it's free? you can't sell oily makeup products anymore? or is OP behind this Ai trick and he just wants to promote his thesis by getting people angry? everyone is playing chess every single seconds these days I can't trust nothing.
About 18 years.
The truly creepy thing is that the app is watching you as you observe your filtered self. I wouldn't be surprised if they tweaked the filters, or created new ones, based on A/B testing and watching the users' reactions.
So if anyone wants to see a perfect example of Sea Lioning, this is it. This asshole asked a question that could easily answered by reading the link explicitly to waste my time, and had the nerve to state statistics without providing a link or any relevant analysis.
I watched the video at the bottom of the page, and it was all fun and I did laugh. But you lost me at the difference between ق and ك (q and k respectively) They are different sounds and do not have the same pronunciation.
Async-await in general has all the same pitfalls. In fact, async programming, being based on reifying program continuations, is a GOTO equivalent in a quite literal sense.
There was a selection of Finnish "cave flying" games decades ago with those features, that Noita is an extension of.
Can I use this sqlite db to post data from my scraper (that is hosted somewhere else)?
How much is considered big in a sqlite database?
[edit]: I already have 6 MB of data in mysql db
The jaw thing worked fine for me. Minimally intrusive. OTOH the CPAP was intolerable.
The trick would be to build lots of itty bitty extensions continuously and have a small constant staff rather than big bang projects where the knowledge poofs into thin air, although now the cost has gotten so out of hand that we can’t afford to do that either.
I am extremely affected by outdoors noise during sleep. Traffic, construction, kids crying, people shouting..

I try my best to convince myself "I'm perfectly comfortable, nothing's happening in my bedroom, whoever is causing that noise can not affect me in any way" but to no avail :(

If the source is indoors, like the whirr of a hard disk (very annoying on recent Macs + external hard disks, constantly spinning up and down) I have to turn it off before trying to sleep.

It gets so bad that even the mere anticipation of an expected noise, a clang or a honk or a yell, prevents me from falling asleep. For me it's definitely psychological than physical. Sort of an arrogant insistence that everyone and everything should be silent while I rest.

Thankfully when I'm really tired I stop caring about noise and just drop like a log.
i think most people care very little about authenticity. pretty much not at all. that's why this will have zero negative effect on social media. rather the opposite as it fits right into the contemporary value system.

tv shows, movies, games, youtube pranks, reaction videos, music clips, porn, ... almost nothing is real about those media products. why does it work? because it activates the right receptors in our brains and if necessary we just pretend those are real and authentic.
Those were very different times though. All software was much lighter. The filesystems of the time were fine on it (and I believe NTFS already had journalling even in those days).

I'm not sure what kind of '166' you have. But you're probably running at least a modern webbrowser as IE 4 is no longer suitable in this day & age. Most sites didn't even use https. You also probably use modern-day crypto. Because it's modern adversaries you want to protect yourself again. By using it to do modern things you're taking it a bit out of context.

I was running Windows 2000 on it, with regular NTFS. I did some webbrowsing and Visual Basic for Applications and ASP development. All this fared just fine with full disk encryption (PGP Desktop's "Whole Disk Encryption").

My older work laptop with Windows NT 4 workstation was also fully encrypted. Also with third-party software of course.
What are the other reasons? I'm not familiar with running, I assumed it was the rotating team.
Cattle Not Pets
If anything, complexity probably increases exponentially as you have to consider ever more permutations of possible project.
Why not compose a 3, 6, 12 year business plan and approach Nvidia for a 20-49% stake in ownership? Show up at the HN Taipei meet-up and ask around? They had $40B plus to acquire ARM. What if the transputer concept can lower the W-budget for genuine-ai? Without leaving the UK you could ask around Man. U. there's an ARM lab there.
Most respondents agreed with the phrase. And black people are far more likely to be familiar with news related to white supremacy than white people.
If you are moving larger loads over known paths I see it being very useful, but most backpackers aren't just trying to move weight or materials around and would give a large preference towards free head movement for sightseeing and pathfinding.
What the ADL did was bigoted, truly disgustingly, and 100% on the wrong side of history. The subsequent PR black-eye was absolutely deserved.

That said, they have since corrected course:

https://www.adl.org/resources/blog/adl-armenian-genocide

https://www.adl.org/resources/press-release/adl-endorses-con...
Sorry for going off topic, but what exactly is an "Enterprise Browser"? Does it limit what sites can be accessed, what extensions can be installed if any, and what features are available to used by the websites?

I guess it will provide capabilities to add AD's group policy object like mechanisms to the browser.
Aren't those usually USB sticks? E.g. stuff like this:

https://www.hardwareschotte.de/tests/Surfsticks

Sure, having wifi hotspots would be nice, but this way you don't have to worry about batteries.
You might be interested in this website which archives those old intros, and showcases new ones:
https://www.pouet.net/
Only for the record, there is a midway solution.

Basically you go through a street making two walls on the two sides, using either piles or diaphragms, then you excavate the whole width and build a concrete slab resting on the walls and restore the street surface, reopening the street/road to normal use.

Then you excavate under the slab (that becomes the tunnel cover) and between the walls.

This technique is fastish and safe, but as someone else commented in modern cities the amount of services (cables/pipes/etc.) you will find and need to modify, move, etc. may create really huge costs and use a lot of time.
I thought it could have been because of a shared CPU at first as well, but I upgraded to dedicated CPUs and it didn't make a difference.

I don't know whether this is a platform issue with Fly or something else, but it was kind of annoying to have such a high variation with seemingly no way to fix it.
Yep I’ve got a crusty old Windows 7 VM, though I’ve not needed to use it for my work in many years. Certainly handy to have now and then. It is remarkable however how much I’m able to do with Wine these days! When something says it’s windows only I go straight to the EXE and run it and most of the time it works! Always makes me happy.
Hmmm touché
> And I started taking antihistamines daily.

Antihistamines can make you drowsy, ie. "brain foggy": (Quoting the web)

Side effects of antihistamines
* sleepiness (drowsiness) and reduced co-ordination, reaction speed and judgement – do not drive or use machinery after taking these antihistamines.
* dry mouth.
* blurred vision.
* difficulty peeing.

I take them sometime myself (for the same symptoms as the article) and I really notice the drowsiness - even though it differs from time to time. So I really limit usage.

> Even my lifestyle in my early 20s was a confounding issue. Did I party too hard? Did that era of my life alter my brain chemistry in a way that made me irreparably damaged?

Long-term effects of recreational drugs use (this includes alcohol I would say) have be studied quite a bit I believe not much last-long effects have been found. So don't worry about it, it does not alter your brain permanently.

Finally I like to say that what helped the author a lot is just a shift in focus to personal well-being. Any shift in focus helps in most cases. Taking up dancing, playing guiter, camping, whatever, can also make you feel like you can breath again. Hyperfocus, on any kind of activity, can be damaging in the long run for most people. Variety is the spice (& fresh air) of life.
But note that hyperfocus includes hyperfocus on personal health, well-being and mental health issues, etc. This can also be damaging and anxiety inducing, as you try to start "fixing" everything and trying to "understand" all your root cause in a infinite loop, start comparing with others, etc. So limit the time spend there as well, I would say.
Bluetooth sound, and third-party sound cards have been working for almost the entire time, IIRC. Recently the internal 3.5mm jack was enabled, built-in speakers are still a work-in-progress.
It's posts from people who have a delay set, I believe.
Ask HN: What kind of hardware does ChatGPT run on?
What kind of hardware does ChatGPT run on?
I wish you would've gone into more detail on why it's bad, why it's so frightening. Call out the problem!
It’s unfortunately not weird, or at least not uncommon. It’s the party platform of one of the two major parties and probably over half of the second one also doesn’t like the idea of paying competitive salaries.
Our current society, at least the western version of it, is by far the best human society that ever existed on this planet. Our levels of wealth were inconceivable even 300 years ago. Not even kings could have things we take for granted, like medical care, round the world air travel, indoor plumbing, lasting peace and physical security, access to information and learning.

In a very extremist fashion, of course you can define a moral standard high enough that we will always fail. But the opportunity for you to think about such absolute moral issues - as opposed to literally slaving in a coalmine or birthing you 14th child and dying before the age of 45 - was created by moral pragmatists who were "effective altruists"[1] of their times , even if the only thing they did was to seek profits by inventing some type of better machine.

We're at a cross road now where the existing mode of wealth production, focused on growth and individual material satisfaction, has reached the point of diminishing returns and even negative returns if we consider our fate as a species in the natural environment. But denying our ability for incremental improvement, forgoing our world building tools and returning to some elusive harmonious state of nature can't be the answer.

[1] though I dislike that term due to its abuse by virtue signaling sociopaths
This comment is very important.
I wouldn't trust social media reports as a source for understanding prevalence of conditions. The mimetic dynamics can cause severe exaggeratiobs and over representation.
Even the thread here can make a large effect on baseless self diagnosis (I'm not doubting the OP) which many actors will happily take advantage of for their own personal gains.
That must be it..
In fairness though, it’s frequent that I learn more from the comments than the article, even when I read the article.
For me much of the appeal of the syntax comes from using it with a editor integrated REPL, or when writing macros, or when generating linter configuration from a domain model etc.

However I agree with you on some level. Lisp code can easily be written in a way that’s hard to read. Specifically because of nesting expression way more often than is comfortable for me to read. I much rather prefer let bindings and threading so most of the code reads from left to right.
Win+R is for single-line text, though if you have a browser focused, you can use the address bar for this too - press CTRL+L to focus it, then usual CTRL+V CTRL+A CTRL+X.

Notepad is for multi-line text.

EDIT: While the address bar trick may be slightly more convenient than Win+R (and the easiest thing to do on Linux), keep in mind that whatever you paste there will likely end up recorded on someone else's servers. I bet this was a major driver for integrating previously separate address bar and search bar, and adding "search suggestions" function...
This is inane. I explicitly said that rights are orthogonal to morals. Why are you trying to claim I said the opposite? Do you understand what words mean?
and when you don't find 'going out' or 'moving around' fun ?

Whilst I am really happy that you found your solution, it's akin to most people telling a depressed person to 'find something that you enjoy'. When you don't enjoy anything - or the things that do bring you comfort are bad and/or isolating - you are stuck.
Show HN: I made a site that let you see incoming game jams
Hey! I made this new thing called "yournextjam"!
Here is the problem I had, and the solution I thought of:

The problem is that every time I'm looking for a game jam
(an event where participants try to make a video game from scratch), I end up on the itch.io's calendar but this one is poorly designed and it's really hard to find the game jam I am looking for.

To solve this problem, I made yournextjam, a website that lists every game jams in a nice way,
you can sort them by the amount of people currently in, the date and the duration of the event.

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OK, but how many people soldier on with the old version? Programmers have to be paid every month whether or not people decide to renew.
It's a well-known, time-honored solution that many people have down to muscle memory now, and has the benefit of not relying on the destination app supporting "paste without formatting" functionality.

That is, the best way to deal with apps being too clever about rich text, is to never give them rich text in the first place.
everything they teach you in a CS degree is useful and broadens your knowledge of the space, and all of it might potentially come in handy as your career develops, though much of it might not.

Doesn't mean you'll be a great programmer or archtect or planner or teacher. Right? you might drop it and go into something else.

Same is actually true of a management degree, everything they teach has been well thought out and is applicable to managing a company. Doesn't mean you'll be any good at it or work in all those departments. It is not a useless degree, though many useless people might pursue it.
I would like to remind you that the USA are selling billions in weapons every year to Bin Salman, crown prince of Saudi Arabia, responsible of the killing of the journalist Jamal Ahmad Khashoggi, dismembered in a Saudi consulate in Turkey by killers sent by the prince, who is using those weapons to bomb people in Yemen.

Unfortunately people in US don't even know where Yemen is or that there is a war that they are supporting together with a bloody dictator. Because they do not want to intervene directly, if a single US soldier dies, everybody at home will know about this war, started in 2015, with the excuse of the terrorism, it only created newborn real terrorists that have fallen in the hands of Iran and Al-Qaeda. They send drones though, at least 370 thousand people have died, mainly for the consequences of war (famine, lack of drinkable water, diseases, displacement). A war that the US have no intention of stopping.

You know who's doing one of the best jobs in the area? China and Russia. Yes, those China and Russia. They recognize the international recognized government and have no contacts with the factions close to Iran. They also haven't killed or armed anybody. Their diplomacies have been constantly at work together with EU members for a cease-fire. Unlike the US. They know that an unstable Yemen is detrimental for China, even though people are dying, they do not care: there is money to be made.

Thanks for reminding us how dangerous ignorance is.
> Plenty of good apps are essentially feature complete, but in an upgrade centric world there has to be constant new features.

No, there don't have to be, this "upgrade centric world" is a poor straw man.
Hey! It's 2AM for me and I have a meeting in 4 hours and still can't fall asleep. This is pretty typical for me regardless of exercise or caffeine intake.
What about documented APIs that are flawed? I'm not an iOS programmer but let's imagine an API that requires an SHA-1 signature ... so those become insecure and the API is dropped - or an API that offers an SSLv1 connection and that's insecure so it gets dropped. The only way to emulate that would be to re-introduce the problem.

Perhaps these are bad examples and the real reasons for Apple to not support something is not so neat - I don't know about them - but FWIW my experience from working at Nokia was that compatibility was a big drag to being able to implement improvements and it's a huge effort to maintain it that doesn't come for free.
Maybe not now. But in 10-15 years when the machine is completly outdated and unsupported by Apple, and you can get them cheaply on ebay and co., it's nice to re-use those good machines for still needed jobs.
It is very difficult to get his procedures covered as he normally charges more than the customary rate and is out of network. I guess most of his procedures are out of pocket
They can only spy on you if you use these certificates e.g. visit government sites.
Intellectual Obesity Crisis (2022)
what aggression?
Are there any modern open source NNTP/USENET servers?
Why nickel? I can't find an explanation on this page, maybe it's simply ease of manufacturing.

Iron is the most stable element, but I suppose this is mostly irrelevant at the kind of scales we are talking about.
> Now we just have to get a handle on all the leaky stuff at the edges of every “functional core”, because there lay many dragons

My gut is telling me erlang might have tackled this.
Flonase and air filters rather than cpap is the answer for many it seems. I wish the sleep medicine doctors and apnea specialists were more knowledgeable about that.
Do you really think our problem is lack of STEM education tho? are you sure increasing our production rate would benefit our world? last time I checked that line of thought called Modernism and overproduction led humanity to WW1 & 2. Our grandparents tried to warn us their every waking moments but we forgot about it almost up to people in their 70 years old. It's only in books now... and it's very scary seeing people unironically saying this
Methane is also quite short lived in the atmosphere, right?
That sounds pretty high! Have you made any changes or do you still have it hit 1600 while you're sleeping? I was never able to find a good source for what levels to target, but I did come across this study [1] which claims to have measured a difference in cognitive function the next day for people who slept with avg c02 levels at 835 ppm vs the group at 660 ppm. I don't have the background to judge the legitimacy of the study, so it could be bogus for all I know. But keeping the window has been enough for me to keep the levels below 800 so I've tried kept that as the limit

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26452168/
store software capable of opening the files next to the files?
Make sure to keep an external optical drive with USB-C around as well. I know that none of my PCs from the last 5 years had a builtin optical drive.

I think finding a device to read the media is likely to be a bigger challenge than finding media that lasts 100 years. I strongly doubt a normal Blu-ray player would last that long unless it was kept in a controlled environment.
The wild variant was a lab leak with an extremely high probability, and the only question left is if it was deliberate or accidental. Meanwhile, I personally am almost certain that Omicron was purposely engineered and released to replace Delta.
Only old.reddit for some short time, but this was resolved soon
No, the message is meliorism better than pessimism or cynicism or nihilism or optimism.
Similarly I am using https://mdisearch.com to find mdi icons. It is made for developers and integrates Algolia to find icons with synonyms (looking for "user" returns "account" icon) which is very convenient.

edit : typo + synonym exemple
I mean enough to sustain the population, and with a surplus.
I think the author is aiming for "You're making a prop for a film with Arabic text, or making a multilingual sign, are you doing it right?" rather than "You're writing a text editor, are you doing it right?"
At this point, we're very much at an exploratory stage of LLM queries - you could of course be a ML/DL researcher or engineer that's intimately knowledgeable with the current architectures, but still - they're very large and very complex due to the sheer parameter size, so you'd still have to map out what inputs will predictably give what outputs on a finished model.

I'd imagine that being a "prompt engineer" entails finding out and mapping the structures that gives you the desired result. Think of it as a novice user of search engines VS expert user of search engines.
Like really Unix systems, or were they so uninformed, that they meased up their name? I mean it is in the name of GNU/Linux, that it is not Unix ...
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For how much? This is something that might make sense for flagship phones: getting two more years out of a $1000 phone is something people might pay for. For a $200 phone not so much.
In Arabic, Mercury (planet) and mercury (element) are two different words (عطارد and زئبق), here the machine translation is using the wrong mercury for the context.
That wasn’t the (inherently biased and stupid) question, the (inherently biased and stupid) question was ‘Do you agree or disagree with this statement: “It’s OK to be white.’… notwithstanding the simple fact that the idiots asking the question are actively and aggressively producing dogwhistle results for their exclusively right-leaning, middle-aged-or-older, almost-exclusively white and male audience, disagreeing with the statement doesn’t imply negation of the statement, it can also very reasonably imply that the person being asked understands that the statement is absurd.