skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah, probably not. I get the impression that most incels are bitter because following the rules and being good hasn't brought the rewards they were promised by fiction. In reality, the pretty girl and the ugly nerd with a good heart rarely end up together. Honesty and persistence are punished. Confidence is more valued than intellect. The exposure of societal lies through experienced reality leads to radicalization and resentment just as often as apathy and depression.
I've always found the complaints about audio weird. It almost seems like something that plagues consoles or low end hardware? I only say this because I'm a day 1 player of Apex and can maybe think of a half dozen that audio has failed me, but for known things like the super quiet Octane pad landings having no audio or prior to Ashe's ultimate being made louder. But if you go to the Apex subreddit, especially daily threads there are dozens of users complaining about it as though it is a pervasive issue that everyone should care about. Is it random, but I've been lucky? Is it poor hardware? Is it only on consoles?
> That is something like saying "the house is not falling down" - you don't need to say it if the house isn't at risk of falling down. I think the statement is true right now, but they are hoping to stem the bleeding on bank balances.

If somebody asks "is the house falling down" and you ignore the question then that's worse than responding "no."
> Inflation is never going to be done without some kind of structural change to how we govern ourselves.

I think the reference was to “above target” inflation, not “above 0 inflation”.

Yes, as long as we have policy based on the experience that slight deflation is worse than slight inflation, we will have a structural bias toward slight inflation.
T-Mobile swapped my number against my will
I would just like an app that has a functional precipitation map view. Both Dark Sky and the iOS Weather app have been horribly unreliable. Sometimes I can zoom in/out and it will/would work but it's amazing how often it doesn't.

The Apple app has been even worse than Dark Sky was at this.
It depends on whether you play for the love of puzzles or the love of words.

If the appeal is puzzle solving, then you may want to use a dictionary as part of exploring a puzzle solving technique.

If the appeal is words, then you may enjoy plumbing the depths of what words you know, why you know them, and how they are put together.
> without the $2 billion of extra purchases, who knows whether it would have been a "safe asset" or not? My guess is "no."

I tend to agree. But external stabilization hasn't been a disqualifier for historical safe assets.
> Dark Sky is great at answering the weather questions of people who live in places where rain showers are short lasting; where temperatures range from ‘cool’ to ‘hot’; and where storms are infrequent, special events. Basically people whose interaction with the weather hinges on ‘do I need a jacket?’

> Disagree. Dark Sky was fantastic in the PNW

I think you're actually in complete agreement with OP
RSS-Bridge 2023-03-22
This is the classic fallacy of assuming that the current market allocation is be the best market allocation.
I mean, inflation won't literally be done because the Fed targets some inflation. And iiuc it's for the best in the grand scheme of things.
I have been with such a person and I can tell you the cognitive dissonance of that life weighed on them and made them generally unpleasant in many ways.
I really mean it, though. It does seem to be the other way round than what's claimed, and I really don't know what to do with it.
Man this has been in the talks since at least 2015. Dota got Source 2 in 2016...
looking at the before/after of the scenes, looks like it went from action movie to a tourist brochure
It is probably not very comfortable for the folks whose job searches now begin on the website they used to be paid to develop. Oof. <3 to the 2200.
I agree with this take. Being a builder does not generate predictable returns like an index fund or the S&P over the last 100 years. They tell you in school that you should invest money early and watch it accrue, but if we all do that collectively as a society then who is going to build.
> There is no requirement to name things since everything can be referenced by row and column

Ah yes, the joys of absolute memory addressing. How much hair was lost over those details until we figured out that using variables is nice?
Part of the problem might be that there are so many dollars out in the world, for people to do whatever with. The US has kind of lost track of how much is in circulation.
I don't think ChatGPT would write such nonsense.
Why would higher population density lead to higher crime rates? Do you have a source for that?

Poverty and general desperation leads to higher crime rates as people resort illegal means to get by. And that's what happens when there is not enough housing for people.

In the United States, we have a whole bunch of terrible housing policies, so maybe people are conflating density for poverty. But you can find many examples across Europe and Asia where there is little correlation between density and crime.
Reminds me of this project submitted yesterday [0]. I'm trying hard to keep up with the pace of projects and papers being announced. This is all very exciting!

[0] https://zero123.cs.columbia.edu/
Start a competitor to Indeed and attract their customers with your superior cost structure.
You can use Graal Native Image https://www.graalvm.org/22.0/reference-manual/native-image/ to produce a single native executable. Example of a Java Micro-service framework that has first class support for this is Quarkus (https://quarkus.io/). See https://quarkus.io/guides/building-native-image

For a plain Java app:

"Use Maven to Build a Native Executable from a Java Application"
https://www.graalvm.org/22.2/reference-manual/native-image/g...
I was at Illinois during 1992-1997. The school had a number of gopher services, and then ... poof, Mosaic. I think we set up our research group's http server in 1994. One of the PIs wanted to support both gopher and http, but by then the writing was already clearly on the wall, and we only did http.

There are some gopher diehards about. http://gopher.floodgap.com/gopher/gw . The relevant Wikipedia page says 'In February 2022 Veronica indexed 325 gopher servers.'
Make the gun move… but follow the gun with the reticle. So you still need to adjust for recoil but the bullets actually go where you are aiming
Read the transcripts and watch the press release yourself. The quality of discussion from Powell is superior to any discussion I've seen on Reddit or here on HN. And the various people in the press will ask questions of varying quality, but the important questions will probably be asked at some point.
Just a couple blocks away from that new Tesla charging spot, in the old part of Yermo, is the site of the original Del Taco.

Tita's Burger Den
https://maps.app.goo.gl/AqY65SgTDcz23yrC9
Nope, but VsCode addicts are usually too cheap to try a paid-for tool like PyCharm
Why do you think they are no longer needed? i have you seen the state of workers rights in much of the world? (e.g. working seven days a week with maybe a single day off every few months)
But who rents all those AirBnb's? Are there so many rich vacationers? This exponential growth can't go on forever.
Marketing is truly an art. Although there are thousands of projects on this subject, the man can share wonderfully as if he has discovered something new. I appreciate.
Incredible that shortly after many of us went through this, professional competitive gaming could later be a considered career.
How come, maybe they just stop printing new dollars when the govt collapse?

USD can exsist without govt. It can't exsist without army behind the paper , at least on paper.
Is this article from 2016? You can do all this with Java nowadays. I have observed a lot of folks on HN whose last knowledge about Java was from a decade plus ago pontificating about Java deficiencies that no longer exist today.

Use the GraalVM native build tools https://graalvm.github.io/native-build-tools/latest/index.ht....

"Use Maven to Build a Native Executable from a Java Application"

https://www.graalvm.org/22.2/reference-manual/native-image/g...
Apple’s silence on generative AI grows louder
Not OP, but I’d really like to have “No skins” switch.

Having all sorts of rainbow, golden skins ruins immersion for me.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35263838
"if everyone in the bottom 25% of wealth got cut a check that doubled their wealth, inflation would not double"

What makes you say inflation wouldn't double? It's not clear to me that there's a linear relation between money supply/money velocity and inflation. In addition, I think there's a large psychological component to inflation: people spending money sooner than they would otherwise, i.e., quick buy it now before prices go up more; and, demanding increases in wages to match the expected increases in prices.
Thanks! Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35263838, which has that URL.
I've gone to windy.com for weather, which really isn't what is was meant for, but on a large screen it works fine.
There were a lot of LAN schemes back then. Mostly forgotten now.

Many press commentators opined that of course "broadband" would be much better than "baseband" since it could carry voice and video, not just bits.
We just added a "Gmail: Create Draft Reply" action and by default the NLA API will auto-guess the appropriate thread. Share feedback if you see this not working as expected as it's new!
> Language models are going to be a boon for experts.

This is the key takeaway IMO.
I think what you're seeing is a resurgence of tech ethics where the source and support of a project is as important as the technology itself.
I think there is some path dependency to prosperity and happiness being at this level coming off the 80s at higher rates would mean that sure rates were higher than now but people had bought assets at much lower prices (because higher past rates pushed values down). Now we’ve got the opposite where everyone blew their brains out at high asset prices because there was no interest rate / capital creation discipline AND now we’ve got higher rates so we are doubly punished.
FCC taking a stand against spam texting
That take requires significant citation. A century of work says you’re wrong, and 3 years of attempting MMT has showed that’s wrong as well.
Something about this article was deeply offputting.
Hasura CEO here. Totally hear you.

We're working on a new serverless infrastructure layer that'll make the pricing better for users compared to a DIY API server or to a self-hosted Hasura.

It's a significant engineering lift on our side - at its core we're engineering Hasura to achieve 90%+ infrastructure utlization (no cold-start, sub-millisecond auto-scaling), and that's what will allow us to do this.

Not there yet, but we'll be demo-ing and talking about the engineering at HasuraCon in June!
What is civilized except the ability to create a civilization that is most perfect and worth living in?

Civilized doesn't mean "meek" or "long-suffering", consequently it isn't civilized to tolerate behavior unbecoming to living in a good civilization (aka uncivilized behavior).

A more civilized society doesn't suffer people who impose on others, or who put themselves first at the cost of others. A more civilized society is one where people don't cut others in line in the first place, either because they have the decency not to, or because they know they'll pay consequences if they do.
Good luck with the project!
So what if they are? (And I'd argue there's not much hard evidence of that, and the in-person working together I did a couple months ago at an engineering summit was completely ineffective and far from innovative, and I think the pandemic in general has proven that people don't need to be in-person to be effective and innovative.)

Why must a company hyper-maximize the effectiveness of every employee at the expense of their work-life balance and happiness (assuming they would rather be remote, of course)?

And if the employee isn't happy, they're probably a lot less effective in-person than you might think, but you assume they are just because they're physically present.
> It's illegal but the rental contract is private, so it can be denied without explanation; good luck suing and proving that you're being discriminated.

How is this different than in other places in Europe
you can aim the tank with your pee stream

I knew this had to be about Eddie's World
> I think it's reasonable to be upset with all of them

That's unreasonable to be polite... don't hate people wanting to save some money, humans were always selfish first and I havent seen this changed, anywhere, ever.

Change the system if you hate it so much, don't hate the little man for using means legally available to him. Just don't think you would be above the others if you were the owner/investor, folks that want change are often just the last ones coming to the party
They stole their homework from Overwatch. So no. But yes.

All kidding aside --

This type of unrealistic smoke adds a new mechanic to the second-to-second gun play, where small mechanics like this can be used to turn the tide of a game by a player simply understanding the game, and how to take advantage of its mechanics, better than other players. Personally, I think "unrealistic" mechanics like this are what make competitive games, well, competitive.
Fab, the Next Phase for Sketchfab
They shouldn't. Doing what people don't want is kind of the Fed's job.
Agree, will make the landing page better. Would recommend checking out this LangChain notebook: https://github.com/hwchase17/langchain/blob/master/docs/modu...
I think the issue with the “AI doing X better than most people is an indictment of the people or the way we teach them” genre of takes is that it assumes the current state of AI progress will hold. Today, it writes at a college freshman level, but yesterday it was at a fourth grade level. If it surpasses most or all professional writers tomorrow, what will we say?
So much potential in this! Would love to run this locally!
Thanks a lot for the link. It is an interesting project. I tried the Google Notebook and it was a trip:

https://ibb.co/qpbzBZJ

Somehow, the AI believes that Alan Shepard was the first person on space.

Doing this session reminded me A LOT of Asimov's short stories in "I Robot". I feel that the future AI "debugging" session will be like that. It's been a while since I read the book, so I'll have to re-read it again.
People have been wondering if this would come with better management of cheaters, but it looks like it's unclear. The main reason I picked Valorant over CSGO is mostly because of how well they deal with cheating. But I think CSGO might be the better game, as Riot doesn't really seem to have good judgement when it comes to introducing meta breaking changes.
I'm actually the person who wrote this. To be honest, I did write this for some content marketing in mind and didn't expect it to blow up here. But I literally did not use Chat-GPT...not sure what that says about my writing or how good GPT is lol

Basically I found an interesting article found here( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25043741) and summarized some key points from the comments while adding my own ideas.
BTW, I'm in the process of porting Flowx to Apple. It's not as complete as the Android version but it's in beta testing if you'd like to join. Just message me and I can send an invite.
> real wages are and have been falling

Broadly, no [1]. There was some weirdness around the pandemic, but real wages today are flat with 2019 which, apart from the interceding era, was and is an all-time high.

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q
How many companies exist that will utilise its full capabilities? My bet would be 50-100
Hi! As someone new to all of this — how would I interact with the trained data after it's been trained?

Is it possible to create a conversation or QA style interaction with it? I see there's examples of "pytorch" but as a someone new— I'm not sure what that means in terms of public use cases.

I guess I'm asking is "ok I use Flower to train on a bunch of stuff... then what do I do with that?"

Thanks!
Thanks for making this for us! Congrats on your big day
More important is the commentary. 25bps was expected. The markets turned swiftly down after Powell absolutely ruled out rate cuts this year.
1.) Is there an alternative or startups that are now targeting this area?

2.) I can't believe they ruined their product for a lot of users because of one, several complaints?
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Dark Sky was great, and I agree w other commenters about the shortcomings of the default iOS Weather app.

That said, if you're interested in terrific weather info and dataviz, I heartily recommend Windy.app.
We’re just about there, no? 5.51% in 1998; 5% as of today
Because the norm is "bad" means that it needs to be changed.

From my perspective as a random SWE, big tech companies' incentives do not seem to be to change that "bad".

We are now in an oligarchical phase of USA, society & economy. There are "bads" associated with that. And the technology that you and I create does not NEED to pander to that. (Perhaps if you want a paycheck from GOOG then you will be encouraged to support the status quo.)
You keep pushing this but, like the OP, I'd rather participate with others who are not of the same mind as the Fed or the mainstream press.
I launched the Founder Mental Health Pledge (http://www.FounderPledge.com) a few days ago in the wake of the SVB crisis as founder's anxiety increased even more.
Now 50+ venture capital firms and 150+ startup leaders covering 14K+ startups have signed the pledge to:

1) Destigmatize founder mental health and that of the larger startup ecosystem

2) Agree to mental health/wellness (therapy, coaching, group support, app-based solutions, etc) as a worthwhile and encouraged business expense for founders

I hope you (investors, startup leaders, ecosystem partners) will join the pledge: http://www.FounderPledge.com
Seems like bigots are out in full force. Law passed in Arkansas banning bathroom use by gender:

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireStory/arkansas-governor-si...
VS lags/hangs a lot with Resharper installed. As someone who doesn't like/trust Resharper, I have a very different experience of VS performance.

(Also, Roslyn built-in refactorings have gotten so good, I increasingly feel like I should just develop more in VS Code because the language server is the same.)
For the rest of the class, this is an economic fringe theory taken by economists about as seriously as astronomers take flat earthers
I can think of 2,200 people he can hire immediately.
Quite an interesting article. The Vice example is hilarious. But for all doom and gloom you haven't addressed the most obvious mitigation - Preflight Prompt Check [1]. It would be trivial to detect toxic prompts and halt further injection. Surely there will be other mitigations to follow.

[1] https://research.nccgroup.com/2022/12/05/exploring-prompt-in...
CPU clock speed stopped improving slightly sooner than that. Performance continued to improve, but they switched from making single threaded code faster to adding more cores.

This was a bit of a bummer for programmers working in single threaded languages who found that their code stopped getting faster for free.
A couple weeks back as the SVB story was breaking, someone here on HN said (and I paraphrase): "okay. that's it. there's no way the fed will raise rates now that they're destroying the banks."

And I was thinking... "I'm not sure 'destroying the banks' is a metric the fed tracks. Unemployment and inflation are."

But the earnestness with which the comment was offered. It was, as you say, like the commenter was willing the fed to do what they wanted. I guess magical realism isn't just a literary genre.
> the levels of the late 90s

We're going into a period of elevated military risk and spending. In the 1990s, we were exiting one.
RIP Harambe
> That must be why developing iOS Apps is so unpopular with developers…

Apple products are popular among consumers and developers in spite of their many user-hostile decisions precisely because there are few alternatives, all of which have substantial disadvantages as well.
I completely agree, the question isn’t so much about complete immunity to such technological manipulation since that’s been an ongoing theme of history, but more a matter of if the current trend of awareness and resistance (be it conscious or unconscious resistance) to such manipulation, which undeniably functions as a component of the younger generation’s rejection of classical narratives with respect to the normative trajectory of adulthood… a large part of this is obviously social dynamics robbing them of the ability to have these things, but when you look at the people who are bathed in the propaganda and drink the cool aid and spend all their time desperately trying to hustle their way towards the ludicrously difficult traditional goals of a house in the suburbs with a backyard, big enough for the 2.5 kids to run around in, with a two car garage so the wife can go shopping while the husband is at work… and somehow they fucking afford this on a single income because that’s still something people pretend can happen.

The point being… it’s not a given that the current rejection/resistance to the normative cultural pressures will remain strong enough to prevent these younger generations from slowly bending towards conservatism the way the previous three/four generations have. And I was just highlighting the fact that we can’t yet tell if the component of this drive towards conservatism that’s powered by technological manipulation by the powerful (newspapers, then radio, then television, then cable tv (in America), then the internet, now social media) will continue to be ineffective of these people or if they will slowly be sway over time.