skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are curious about old arcade games and live around, or passing through Chicago, I highly recommend Galloping Ghost Arcade in Brookfield. Almost 900 arcade games going back to the 70s. They even have a coin-op Pong. All of the games are set to free play and it’s $25 to play all day long. They had every arcade game I could remember from my childhood at Aladdin’s Castle in Lincoln Mall. Even the really weird hologram Time Traveler game.

https://www.gallopingghostarcade.com/
There’s no analog hole, because they are defacing the image.

OTOH, that’s also one of the problems with it for art that is intended to be displayed to humans (they minimize this descriptively, but the full-size examples I’ve seen are bad.)
I've had good experience with Gmail.
I don’t know I truly don’t. I don’t have any answers. Because you might be right. Especially for commercial art. Just the same as climate change, I don’t see any solution. It all gets worse and worse for everyone involved, except a select few. The outcome I would assume, would be that the livelihoods of artists are protected, or at the minimum that if they do not want a program to mimic a clearly unique style, that it doesn’t. That might just be pie in the sky dreaming at this point though. All desk work is going to disappear, everyone will be displaced.
Since I don't think anybody's linked it yet, there was a lot of press about the anti-fire foam the airforce uses in drills (and actual fires) being toxic and leaking into the water systems in every base.[0]

They said they'll phase it out by 2024,[1] so if you're planning on enlisting, you should wait to enlist until then so you can be part of the next cohort for this study. Also, if you live near an airbase, you might want to wait to have any future children until then too, as it affects people around all the bases, as well.

[0] https://www.military.com/daily-news/2019/02/26/residents-nea...
[1] https://idahocapitalsun.com/2023/03/16/pentagon-to-halt-use-...
But you gave the answer in the first sentence: that's exactly the solution.

Because let's flip the question: why do white collar desk workers exist? Because we're specialists - we provide a service which is vital and necessary in some way, which justifies the cost and being done from a desk.

The consumers of those services are everyone else, including blue collar workers who are doing physical labor, moving material in the real world, etc.

So why should any of those people subsidize us sitting on our asses when AI can provide the same service cheaper?
Often the hardest part /s
Considering how close you came to a coup and how the elected president could spend months trying to destroy democracy while also personally using his power and influence to try to sway local officials, it doesn’t seem like the complete audit isn’t really helping. Especially when 40%+ of the population thinks those audits are manufactured lies from main stream media.
Do fighter planes use bleed air for cabin air the way that almost all commercial jets do?
I agree with everything you are saying. Self-custody isn’t as easy as leaving your money in the bank. Also, although I see the benefits of Bitcoin I don’t think it should be the only currency option.

I would like us to take this opportunity to recognize that fractional reserve banking where depositor funds are used (with leverage) to make speculative bets (on mortgage backed securities or even T-bill interest rates) is a fundamentally unsound model.

I would much prefer a model where I have the option to store my funds in a full-reserve bank and would happily pay for the service.

As for self-custody, it is a skill like any other and one that I think more people should learn. Self-custody is fundamentally no more difficult than say building a sound backup strategy (3 copies minimum, stored in at least two formats with at least one stored offsite) There are ample tutorials on the internet and I hope more people recognize that counter-party risk is real, whether it be fiat or crypto.
people had to be convinced that the investment was worth it.

In more recent examples, people didn’t have to be convinced that mobile phones were useful, they had to be convinced that it was worth paying 100€ upfront + €30/month to use one of these.

One area where the usefulness of the technology vs investment is abundantly clear is EVs. Everybody knows they’re better for the environment, way cheaper to recharge, less vibrating, noiseless and gearless. But they’re almost three times as expensive than non-EV!
It's a really efficient way to validate intellectual integrity of a source. A source is only as good as its weakest subsource.
I can't imagine literally submitting a House.gov link and some gusana YouTube clip link to try to tell a Latin American that they need to side with the U.S., to save themselves from China.

Y'all live in your own little reality.
Executives and shareholders captured all of the increased profit margins from outsourcing, workers little or none of it. Additionally, the replacement service jobs those workers transitioned to provided lower total compensation. All that on top of increased costs for health care and other necessities.

Net result was drastically increasing inequality, and a political system with cradle-to-grave capture of politicians by the 1% (or 10% or whatever), using their increased wealth to fund political campaigns, lobbying of those politicians while in office, and to provide cushy revolving door jobs and board memberships when politicians leave office.
Jail breaking is increasingly difficult if you want any of the new phones or iOS versions. It’s becoming much harder these days.

I use this myself and love it. I get native YouTube and Instagram and others with no ads at all. Plus, things like Super Mario 64 running natively for iOS (build from the reverse engineered source port).

All on the latest iOS and iPhone models. Never have to worry about an OTA update either.
Goldman Readies Claims Trading for Wiped Out Credit Suisse Debt
irrelevant given efficiency losses when raising livestock. where do you think the food your chickens eat comes from
I've switched to Raycast a few months ago. I enjoy the plugins that people make quite a lot.
It would be great to be able to browse which apps are available on a webpage without having to set up a local server just to see what's available.
One more entry to “Why not just use ... ?”, .lessfilter. Or, this could easily be sewn into it.
> Success isn't bei g a billionaire, success is keeping the doors open, drawing a salary, employing others in a non-exploitive way, not grinding away every second. Success is taking time off to spend with family, or playing sport, or whatever, just because you can.

Success is whatever you want it to be. And that, to me, is the point of entrepreneurship: Defining your own success and getting there on your own terms.
You’re right I’m not thinking of something super objective (I’m also not particularly interested in an objective measure of what’s good for society), but here are a few ways the ADA makes society better:

1. More people are able to contribute to society in ways they were unable to before. Personally, my life is better because I’ve learned from people of various abilities. That wouldn’t be possible if my school and workplaces were unable to accommodate them.

2. We all get older, we all lose abilities as we age. The ADA is helpful to literally every elderly person. Not to mention all able-bodied people are one accident away from requiring ADA amenities.

3. As other comments mentioned, some ADA regulations help more than just the disabled.

4. I don’t expect this to be a majority HN perspective, but I believe we’re only as free as the worst off in our society. Lifting the floor is always a good thing, in my opinion.
Sorry, I should have been more clear: my point was to compare and contrast between the roads and bridges of those states.

There's significant quality differences between them that are noticable as soon as you drive across the state line.

I've done the drive many times, and it's always stood out to me.
It’s not always about being the first, but being the best and having enough steam to stick around. Lots of abandonware too.

Launch your take anyways
Is it a good idea to leave your password on a piece of paper under your keyboard? No, and you shouldn't need Bitwarden to tell you that.

Yes it is, if your threat model excludes physical access; and in that case, it's probably more secure than anything software can do.
She didn't find evidence of entanglement. She produced entangled states, but we only know that with hindsight. Most anything that gets done with elementary particles produces entangled states.

The Aspect experiment and Bell's inequalities are the way we proved how quantum states are very fundamentally entangled. The important part of Aspect's experiment is the space-like separation of the events in the experiment.

She still should have shared the 1957 Nobel Prize with Lee and Yang for their work on Parity.

I don't understand why this article claims that she should have been associated with the 2022 Nobel, other than to generate clicks and engagement.
I just don't see how productivity gains (e.g. automation) in an industry would lead to increased demand for workers in that industry. I feel like it should be the opposite.

Maybe except for brand new industries in the early stages but then I don't think productivity is measurable in such young industries because there would be no meaningful productivity metric to use to make any such analysis.
My contrarianism isn't mindless, mind you!
If you are making sch wild claims, atleast do it without an anonymous account. Otherwise your claims are just dubious.
Is DiffusionBee AGPL? If not, they don’t have to release any backend code if they are not distributing it as binaries or obfuscated code.

GPL says: if you distribute something that is based upon GPL code, then you must be prepared to offer the full code to the thing you distributed, on demand. You can even charge a reasonable fee to cover your costs.

Someone asked them for the code, they responded by publishing it, so there has been no GPL violation. There is only a violation if they refuse a valid request.
It's all about the headwind. All planes can have a short ground roll on take off or landing if the wind is sufficient.
What is your goal here? What outcome do you want to achieve? It sounds like your primary goal is financial, with rights being a means to an end. Is that accurate?
GitHub Copilot is a much better tool that's actually made for coding. It works in your IDE and can read and understand the code you already wrote. It knows language syntax as well. Not free, but certainly no limits on code output or amounts.

MS has said that in their testing 50% of the programmer's output is from accepting prompts. I'd say that's accurate. In my use of Copilot, I never ask how to do something because I already know. But, when I start to do it, it magically fills in each line with my own functions and variable names, even when they are many files away. That is really useful!

There a probably 1,000 lines of code or more in my 30k line TS codebase where I knew what I would have to type -- and I didn't have to. Reading the correct line and saying, yeah, that's correct, is much faster than composing it, especially when it's full of curly braces inside arrays inside objects, etc.
If you are going to paywall the data that would actually be useful for people who want to buy supplements, that's pretty useless, and doesn't seem congruent with your goal of "changing how people buy health supplements".
Tokyo fashion is so free: the best street style at Tokyo fashion week
Nobody is anti-marriage. You're just pulling a straw-man out of your ass.
In a sort of off topic question which I had for two years now. If the world, or vast majority of the world are using wireless headphone or speakers. And all using codec with the Bluetooth profiles. Shouldn’t we just encode the original music ( Original as in Spotify and Apple Music ) with those codec to avoid conversion lost? Even AAC on Bluetooth headset are not pass through.

Right now everything you listened to on wireless are being re-encoded and decided on the fly.
There were literally only a few apps I could see listed amongst AltStore sources I saw.

Where else are you finding all these apps you seem to be alluding to?
This is entirely false. My s.o is relatively well known in comic art communities and they (and many others) are using this right now. I don't think HN quite grasps how much artists are trying to ensure ownership and governance over their art.
Shoichi Aoki’s 90s FRUiTS street fashion magazine I still think is better than this slightly.
Here are two factors:

Cellphone audio is transmitted at some ridiculously low bitrate (8k?).

AirPods, and probably other Bluetooth headphones, reduce the audio output quality when the mic is on. This is to save on battery life.
Nativist attitude predated NSL, when HK had their obscene privileges and responded to rapid shift in culture due to mainland immigration by shitting on the outgroup like many groups in the west in the last decade. The original post touches on why - HK supremacy where taxi drivers can afford to have multiple mainland mistresses like the 90s ended as PRC caught up. Incidentally PRC tier 1/2 is where $$$ money is made now, and plenty of cities have better lifestyles. Even TW topped at 10% of workforce working in mainland when HK peaking at 8% - plenty of well compensated opportunities in PRC for the skilled english fluent HKers, but issue is again, human capita broadly sucks unskilled and mass thinks they're entitled to a lifestyle that's no longer possible when they have to compete with ~1billion others, so they understandably try not to, and hold on in a city with worse gini coefficient / inequality than mainland. At least the welfare system, paid for by being middle men to PRC wealth, affords them higher income than they deserve. Meanwhile, as their relative status declines, they shit on poor mainlanders who have the opportunity to live in HK like most of their forefathers, many simply under family reunification permits, while lash out at nouveau riche mainlanders whose black money they’re happy to launder but god forbid when said cleaned money is flaunted in polite british inspired society.

Sure it's not the same anymore, but HK status quo was not sustainable, especially on national security grounds from where they basically had carte blanche to commit treason and be spy capital of Asia/PRC by slagging on NSL implementation for 20 years. Bringing "rule-of-law" to pirate cove sucks for the pirates. Yes they had a very good setup where they can flaunt increasingly unearned superiority to the mainland, but no reason why the mainland should maintain that arrangement in perpetuity, especially when it's received so ungraciously. As for your list, post NSL HK, you can still access foreign social media, death penalty still abolished in HK, you can still talk shit about gov (granted you don't conspire with foreign powers / undermine one country security), like a handful of folks renditioned by PRC post handover is pretty mild for the shenanigans HK was up to pre revolution, and HK still hotbed of capital flight. Yes a lot of perks are justifiably constrained, because they never took the one country part of 1C2S seriously.

Again, I get why locals went nativist and think post NSL HK is reduced - and it is - but they're still dripping in special administration privileges. Meanwhile it's great for PRC nationals now, which is frankly how it ought to be. The optimism that mainland would move closer to the HK system instead of vice versa was always hubris to anyone who looked at the numbers. State side, alt right Americans got away with as much as HKer nativists, until they stormed capitol/legco. That's when the hammer drops anywhere.
> Font shapes and expressions can’t be copyrighted but font names can be.

Font programs can be copyrighted, and font names can be trademarked (not copyrighted.)
Why doesn't it? This bank may have failed. Their next one may not. They are playing with house money, and have limited time in the casino. Betting big is the optimal strategy.
Could there be limitations on some common editing software these sources use?

I know how absurd that sounds but have you seen the thing screenwriters still use? (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_Draft_(software)) it's like typewriter emulation mode for modern computing
The irony is if Hong Kong was just another Chinese city, OP wouldn't even be in Hong Kong. It is the Hong Kong people and its culture that made Hong Kong into a world class city, not mainlanders. Take that away and Hong Kong will become a second tier city. Mainlanders cannot keep Hong Kong first tier. If they could, they would have done it in China already.
Regulators never tell you the cost per ingredient, or most of those other things.

If regulators take over the supplement market it will be gone, everything will get 10x or 100x more expensive, and all that will be left is prescriptions. No thanks.

Also, this information is not disclosed for drugs either.
You can get apps from anywhere. There is no one single source, but check out https://iosninja.io/ipa-library and https://appdb.to
If you study 10 entrepreneurs you will find 11 different paths they took in their journey. While this is a good read, the advice to everyone looking for the "secret sauce" to starting a successful venture remains the same – there is none. You can try to emulate Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerberg or whoever else all you want. The moment you idea meets the real world you will be in completely unfamiliar territory with no operating manual and have to just...figure it out.
> If technology causes the value of the fruits of that labor to crash

Well then, if the fruits are worthless, then presumably there's no loss from excluding it from a training set, and creating norms or even laws which allow people the privilege of negotiating the basis on which their work can be so used, right?

Of course, nobody believes that. Much like no one really believed that unauthorized copies of 18th century print works were valueless just because the production could be industrialized. The enterprises producing unauthorized copies did so because they knew full well they could capture the value... without any of the pesky pro-social obligation to respect the labor and interests of those who created it.

The interest in the works as training data betrays the position. This work is valuable, and works derived from it are valuable.

> Glaze is useless when an advertising firm is fairly-compensating consenting artists

I imagine there will be artists who opt in after negotiating the basis on which their work can be used -- although who knows what kind of surprises there could be there, some might even demand equity or collectively bargain.

But deciding there's no need for a framework of negotiation and consent just because some people will get to yes sounds like a really bad precedent.

And if the argument is that this isn't sufficient to protect interests, well, sure. Necessary but insufficient points exist all the time, usually the thing to do is pair them with other axioms / initiatives.
The backend is obfuscated using Pyarmor.
"and throughout the least 13 years, inflation has not been a problem until - in my opinion - faulty fiscal policy during Covid."

It was a problem for a lot of people who either got priced out of the housing market or have huge student loans or have huge healthcare bills. The price of eggs or gas is really not much of a problem when the price of these big ticket items shoots up.
You could say that, but then you have to explain why all my commodity investments seem so terrible.

This is mostly a joke, as I don't trade commodities; however, if BLS is juking the stats year over year with some agenda or other, basic inputs should have a steeper nominal trend line than they do, noisy as it is.
I second this. It this just a case of the BT audio spec just isn't considered good enough? Or it there another reason?
> Could you elaborate? I find this too much of a stretch to think about and am not knowledgeable enough on the topic

Many politicans of one of the two major parties are denying the result of an election. Prominent members are calling for "Democrats" to be forbidden to vote when moving state (without protest from others). An let's not even talk about the whole constitutional convention movement. There are many politicians in the US who only pay lipservice to democracy.
Look I don't think that "hookup culture" is the future, but it is practically speaking impossible to expect women to be full-time employed AND have time to be homemakers. And yet the productivity of our modern economy is based on women's place in the labor market. There are absolutely emotional and psychological benefits of having a committed partner, but how often do marriages end in divorce, how often are people just putting up with each other, and how much sexual frustration and violence on account of it has been generated by socially enforced monogamy? I don't see why we can't aspire to building a better society where women aren't competing tooth and nail for the men who are fighting tooth and nail for the best social status?

A truly free society would not be one that is either polyamorous or monogamous but one where the fulfillment of sexual needs is considered a social necessity just like the fulfillment of any other physical need and is addressed as a social problem. Women would participate co-operatively with men in both the social labor of sex and of child-rearing, and their would be no need for the strict delineations which create the social contradictions we have today.
The real desired outcome seems to be "artists can make a living from doing art (without needing to be famous)". Unfortunately that goal has been dubious at the best of times, even before AI. The same questions are happening in fiction writing.
Way to much time/effort ;-)

1) use sprinkles of all one color shade (other than frosting color).

2) take picture with filter color of sprinkles.

3) either a or b

a) print out the picture so that sprinkle spots allow light to shine through & non-sprinkle area blocks light shinning through.

b) show picture full screen.

4) Use lens to focus light from 3a or 3b onto photo diode (generate sound or light intensity)

5) Figure out a chart showing the average size / number of sprinkles based on light intensity / generated sound.

chart calibration test case: use tape/paper to block more and more of a cake size screen holes in order to calibrate the light reduction ratio.

aka 3 meters of sprinkles gives 90% reduction in light for given cake size. ~1 screen hole (1mm average sprinkle size) over 3m -> 3000 sprinkles.
People can be mistaken.

My own code of ethics never allowed for that. However, I thought that generating pictures locally and using them in my stories, or showing off cool technology, or getting AI assistance with improving my skill at English, were not things that directly hurt other people.

Now it turns out that this is not the case, as the last couple of months have showed, and I find myself in a situation where my work, my hobbies, and my intrinsic existence are all at odds with the rest of humanity.

Something will have to break. I'm not sure what, yet. I'm tired of being shouted at, but it's too late in my life to completely rethink my skillset.
We have a lot of these in Australia too. Some actually are quite high, two or three times bigger than the one in your picture, but they kind of have a rope net base area 1.5m up to fall onto so you don’t hit the ground.
It’s easy to choose a career in entrepreneurship when you either have enough inheritance wealth to not need to work OR living in poverty where there’s not much lower you could drop. For those in the middle, entrepreneurship comes with likely too great a risk to be worthwhile.