skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Some places regulate the use of coated rebar to reduce corrosion risk. We could also use stainless rebar. The real problem is that there is not many incentives to construct things to last, the implicit assumption is that we will want something different in <100 years, so why build it to last? You could do lots of things to increase building life, but fundamentally people want things built cheaper and faster with the latest stuff, and don't care about long term implications. Although I wish people would care about these things, the truth is that it is the minority who do.
Except in Outlook because one beta tester does not like it.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20140715-00/?p=50...
You could have tinnitus at a frequency you can't hear if the tinnitus arises downstream of auditory issues that reduce hearing sensitivity.

For instance, if someone couldn't hear a certain frequency because the corresponding hair cells in their ears were damaged, they could still have tinnitus at that frequency arising from parts of the brain that process that frequency.
Various errors about the place too, e.g. the “HTTP is TCP” thing near the start (twice), and the HTTP/1.0 request sample includes a Host header (that came later), and has a User-Agent value suggesting a 2017 browser.
> A centralized service runs on computers wholly under control of a single entity. They can change, monitor, amplify and bury all information. They can read your private messages. They can delete content, promote other content, and even impersonate you.

Apart from reading your private messages, does that mean you still need to trust that the server you’re connected to isn’t doing all those other things?
What annoys me to no end is that it only saves to clipboard. There's no easy way to have it as an image.

The many settings and workarounds described around internet don't exist/don't work on Home edition.
Being one of the oldest GNU projects it's impressive how quickly Emacs is developing and not only that, the pace is accelerating! LSP and tree-sitter support are now built-in to Emacs and integrating them took less than a year to do.

Eli Zaretskii and Lars Ingebrigtsen are doing amazing work as maintainers.
Honestly, if you think it’s weird not to allow you to have your firearm in a conference, I think you should think twice about it.

If it’s a dangerous place, why do you even go? And if it’s not, why the hell would you even need an firearm?

I don’t care if you have a permit or not, just the mentality of “I’m going to defend my wife and myself” sounds nuts to anyone not in the states.

IMHO that was the only statement from the rust foundation that I could relate to: it makes feel safer knowing that people like you won’t be able to bring guns to these events.
We used to have stackoverflow docs for it and it was great
Surely this is intended as a pun.
That's exactly what needs to be built. The other thing that needs to be done is for cities to not tolerate homeless people living unsheltered in city streets or parks. Any homeless people that refuse to enter shelters in the city should be deported to these tiny home villages.
Not sure why this is downvoted, garam is how it’s commonly written. (It is pronounced similar to carrom.)
Because they generate less money. People don’t get hooked to content they did not know about.
I think this is more for "traditional" companies, I've never seen a startup here (Berlin) do that in the 10 years I've been living here.
IMO the killer feature of htmx is quick prototyping. You can have an application really quick, only with some html templates in views. Maybe tailwind too, and you can skip css and js.
> if you think it’s weird not to allow you to have your firearm in a conference, I think you should think twice about it.

This means you can't legally have a conference in the state of Georgia on any public property (including universities). The state of Georgia requires venue and event organizers to allow firearms in public, state owned, or university locations.

We recently had Music Midtown, one our biggest music festivals with decades of rich history and major headliners, permanently shutter because they tried to prohibit guns and got sued.

These rules have unintended consequences. It's cute to try to be political, but this just excludes people.
Sorry, I didn't realize that you had understood that and were talking specifically about hydraulic maintenance. I have bikes with cable-actuated brakes and also one bike with a hydraulic system, and I've done maintenance myself on the former but not the latter. I personally think of the cable version as comprehensible and maintainable and the hydraulic version as black magic; hopefully that will change intentionally. I was imagining that other people would probably feel the same way about hydraulic brakes ("great, but hard to understand and totally infeasible to maintain at home"); my apologies for misunderstanding your point!
True in the same way that 'the cost of bare subsistence is the theoretical true market price of labor under capitalism' is true.
It generally kinda seems like maybe inflammation or other kinds of bodily stress increase tinnitus symptoms. Getting sick and having a shot have that in common, along with various accidents and other medications. Research into tinnitus tiggers is needed, but we have to be a little careful about implying the Covid vaccine can cause it, without comparing it to other things or to not taking the vaccine, since even though the shot might trigger an increase in symptoms, it appears getting Covid is even more likely, so the shot may be the route that is far less likely to trigger tinnitus. It also might be almost any sickness vs almost any vaccine.

My tinnitus did seem to get worse right after my first shot, while I was feeling crummy, and then went back to normal. (It also gets worse when I’m low on sleep, sometimes when I exercise, and when it’s quiet.) A friend believes he got tinnitus from the Covid shot - but he’s ~50 and that’s when a lot of people first notice tinnitus. A huge problem with tinnitus is often you have it for a while before you notice it. I’m pretty sure I just didn’t become aware of my tinnitus until it had been there for months or years. It’s not surprising that an event that increases the symptoms might be blamed or associated with tinnitus, since you’re more likely to notice it, even if the condition was already there.
Luckily you can change those settings in the keyboard shortcuts (in the standard OS settings).

I wouldn't be so sure that Microsoft will give you an easy toggle in the new control panel for this behaviour.
Use your browser's Reader mode
"The biggest success of my entire life was the fact that I managed to stay entirely unemployed." — Emil Cioran

“I do not particularly like the word 'work.' Human beings are the only animals who have to work, and I think that is the most ridiculous thing in the world. Other animals make their livings by living, but people work like crazy, thinking that they have to in order to stay alive. The bigger the job, the greater the challenge, the more wonderful they think it is. It would be good to give up that way of thinking and live an easy, comfortable life with plenty of free time. I think that the way animals live in the tropics, stepping outside in the morning and evening to see if there is something to eat, and taking a long nap in the afternoon, must be a wonderful life. For human beings, a life of such simplicity would be possible if one worked to produce directly his daily necessities. In such a life, work is not work as people generally think of it, but simply doing what needs to be done.” – Masanobu Fukuoka
So the real disruption would be to DoS their lawyers by patients disputing absolutely everything questionable. Create an app to upload all the EOBs and make it dead simple to create grief for the hospital.
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1499976967105433600

Is this enough context?
Chrome has supported xHE-AAC since 2020 on Android, 2022 on macOS, and added support on Windows last week.
Afree.

Skip locked main utility is to provide work queue capability to PG. Even documentation of PG is referring to skip locked as a main driver for work queues
They didn’t exactly hide it but they certainly didn’t make a big deal about it. Likely because there is no software fallback
> It’s very difficult to start a worker cooperative in a capital-intensive industry

some of the most successful Danish agricultural companies started out as / are cooperatives.
So is mine, but I hate the delay. I miss many moments because "Snipping Tool" sometimes takes too long to load. At least PrtScr was consistently instant. That said, the feature is behind a setting and can be turned off if needed.
... almost, but not quite, entirely unlike ...
However, it is legal for people above 18 years old to place bets on the IPL matches through an online platform. Table of Contents.
While I know HN likes to put farmers on a pedistal, and we should all appreciate the people that literally grow our food, the reality isn't that most farmers are "highly educated" in these things, but know barely enough to scrape by
It does give you an easy toggle:

Settings -> Accessibility -> Keyboard -> Use the PrtScr key to open Snipping Tool.
So maybe this is off topic, but is anyone going around with GPT-4 to re-examine every single public source code for more new exploits yet?
It's cited in the Audible series itself (that's where the investigation was originally published: https://www.audible.com/pd/Podcast/B08JJNYH2J), which is many hours of content, so I wouldn't be able to easily dig that up unfortunately. If I recall correctly, it was a wave of professional instruction that was making its way through either teacher ed or psychologist ed, I imagine of US/UK origin. Do a search for "satanic ritual abuse" and all of the studies around it, e.g. https://www.jstor.org/stable/3813055

By the way, here's one of the psychologists involved in the scandal getting jail time 20+ years later: https://www.ansa.it/english/news/politics/2021/11/11/psychia...

Just to clarify, since I misspoke, the training was not about spotting satanists, it was about spotting symptoms of satanic ritual abuse in children victimized by them.
That also works the same way on Windows, even with the new feature turned on.
Is that why drag shows are banned?
yea, when has lynching not been a problem. Think if all the PMs here that work for FAANG got their names leaked and harassed over software practises.
When I hear the everything app, I imagine WeChat.

Either it is a monolith that will stagnate and be only worse compared to diverse apps that do same things but better.

Or it basically has its own "apps" on top, and then it's basically a walled garden on top of a walled garden where Musk wants to get to be the gardener and have his slice of the apple pie (user capture for a generic platform) and eat it too (use another platform that captured users already by creating great hardware and GUI).
Why would a company like that want VC money? They can go to a bank if their numbers are that good and keep their equity for themselves.
It's not "just" politics. Laws effect people.
Data attributes are accepted. From the docs:

> It’s worth mentioning that, if you prefer, you can use the data- prefix when using htmx:

> <a data-hx-post="/click">Click Me!</a>
If this is just the old version of WordPerfect with some help to get it running on a modern system, I don't know why 80x24/25 would be too small... I certainly saw it running on a normal terminal back in the day.
Elon Musk Buys Thousands of GPUs for Twitter's Generative AI Project
Because more often than not is has to be implemented on OS level, and no one wants to do that for many many reasons, and patents are probably the least of it.

For example, for most modern formats software-only encoding is very slow, and you really want to have hardware support for it [1]. But to add hardware support to increasingly complex and varied specs is not a decision you make lightly.

[1] Google is forcing companies to support its codecs in hardware on pain of removing Youtube e.g. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/04/roku-vs-google-part-...
> 'the cost of bare subsistence is the theoretical true market price of labor under capitalism'

What assumptions do you need to make for that to be true?
It might be because RabbitMQ libraries and tooling is awfully unintuitive and confusing (without some higher level library on top).

At some point using what you understand is easier
Earlier, yes like 10 years ago. Not now. Kids are learning python as introductory programming language
VCs, retail, prior exploiters, gamblers, it circulates.

There are orders of magnitude more Defi projects than the ones that get exploited and posted about.

And the projects that get exploited go more days without incident, like construction sites.

Think of if as if you evaluated the entire tech sector based on an international headline of a single phishing attack. You would have a skewed view that leads you to ask the same question, because there are always phishing attacks and little coverage of a deeper conversation. That’s kind of how it was 25 years ago in tech. Now people largely ignore that and talk about what organizations build, while the other problems never went away.
We recently had a nearly 0% interest rate. That makes capital almost free / nearly endless.
Why do teachers trust these tools so much when the false positive rate is known to be high?

It's hypocritical because AI detection tools are infact themselves AI tools.
Nope. You own your keys, and you can switch to a different server instantly while retaining both your username and your followers. They can't impersonate you because they don't have your keys. They can't ready your messages because they don't have your keys.

It's a bit more complex underneath (e.g. the are light-clients that you can entrust with part of your key), but that's the gist.
And because they don't want to advertise this support: they push their own codecs, hard.
It's an excuse for immigration.
> Bookshop offers another option. Say you’re a small bookstore owner. It takes only a few minutes to set up a digital storefront on Bookshop’s website, list what books you want to sell, and, if you want, curate collections of titles to reflect your store’s worldview. You don’t have to actually stock any of the books yourself; Bookshop partners with the wholesaler Ingram to fulfill orders, so you’re off the hook for inventory and shipping. You get a 30 percent cut of the cover price on any book sold through your storefront. (If you’re a blogger, writer, influencer, or other bookish type, you can join Bookshop as an individual, even if you don’t own a brick-and-mortar bookstore, and take home a 10 percent cut on whatever you sell.)

I'm confused. It sounds like the independent booksellers in this scenario are doing basically nothing of note, their web store fronts are just an ad for bookshop.org where the indie gets a large cut. Is that right?
Racing games are an obvious exception: you get the benefit of increased immersion without needing new control schemes or gameplay.
You can turn it off completely, or just press Ctrl+PrtScr to trigger the old behavior.
AFAIK `taseer` isn't Ayurvedic term. `Prakruti/Nature-of-food` might be more appropriate word.

Most of the spices are indeed lightly roasted before grinding to bring out more flavor. It may differ regionally and may be based on grinding method. Grinding can generate heat as well.

Additional fact: Many regions have specific blends:
* Bengalis use punch-pooraN masala,
* Marathi / Maharashtrians use KaLa (black) masala also called as goda (gauDa) masala and many other regional blends.
Portal VR would be amazing. It's the perfect application for VR.
Wasn't there an exchange rate in the past? If so, why'd they end it?
This may be a change compared to thirty years of OS defaults, but it makes total sense to me. People use phones and tablets more than computers these days and on those platforms rich screenshot tools are the norm.

I can't remember the last time I actually wanted a screenshot of all my three screens. I've always used the button in combination with alt or switched to Win+Shift+S for snipping tool.

Assuming Microsoft leaves the quick shortcuts (alt/shift PrtScr) only power users seem to know about in place, I think this will be an improvement for most people.

For automation tools, I hope Microsoft will at least expose a setting for this, though I'd expect them to do it in a registry key if they do it at all. It's not exactly hard to get a screenshot through the Windows API (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.graphics.c...) so getting around that without settings shouldn't be too much of a problem once tooling gets up to date either.
“I’ve got a secret!”

giggles and runs across the playground

In all seriousness, I downvoted your comments because they added little to the conversation. Congrats on being an insider.
I have access to plug-ins as well, but I have some reading comprehension issues; how do I use the ones by openai themselves like this one? The other ones are in the chatgpt plug-in store but the interpreter and browser ones are not?
I'm going to be honest, I think some 80% of Kafka users are overengineering it.

Kafka has specific use cases but it seems a lot of people just go "ok use Kafka here" and wait for the load that rarely comes
I think it is about curation.
oh, I never use dark mode so I guess that is why I don't see it.
Sounds a bit like dropshipping.
How many patents does Tesla owns?
> Why didn't the insurer pay? Was it not covered? And what setting was it in, outpatient or ER?

Outpatient. Routine preventative care, I have a heart condition so echocardiograms are done every 2-3 years as a preventative measure. Insurance plan claims 100% coverage of preventative care with no deductible or coinsurance. I tried to dispute with insurance but they insist that it wasn't preventative (it's my body, my health, I know better than them that it was preventative) and they consistently would put me on hold for VERY long times on the phone until 5pm and then say "whoops, we're closed"

> The next question is are you on a State plan or a corporate EIRSA plan?

Self-purchased out of marketplace plan (HealthNet). I was self-employed at the time.

> Or you can talk to the news. They love to report on these things.

I would absolutely love if someone can put me in touch with a contact.
I think you are dramatically underestimating the speed of Postgres here if you think it breaks > 1 job/s. That's nowhere close to the point where you'd run into trouble with Postgres.
Interesting headline. But the content doesn’t seem to argue from a game-theoretic perspective. What signifies a game-theoretic optimum is that no individual player can improve their outcome by changing strategy. The OP seems to think what’s good for users is a game-theoretic optimum. It’s usually not.
> It's also insane that US doctors and hospitals aren't required to post prices,

This doesn't get a lot of attention because, well, what media outlet could write a positive article about Trump & get away with it, but healthcare price transparency was a big issue of his and during his administration the Hospital Price Transparency Final Rule was established.

The rule was issued by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in November 2019 and requires hospitals to post prices.

The Trump administration argued that the rule would help to empower patients by providing them with more information about the costs of healthcare services, and that it would promote competition among hospitals and other providers, leading to lower prices and improved quality of care.

The rule was initially challenged in court by a group of hospital organizations, but in June 2020, a federal judge upheld the rule, clearing the way for it to take effect on January 1, 2021.
Your first 2 lines are factually wrong. Give examples or don't court lies. I can shares clips of news channels directly naming and accussing key govt personell and having no repurcussions. Caravan, the print, scroll , the hindu, NDTV are thriving. Even newslaundry with its tarnished reputation attacks govt on daily basis. Give examples, c'mon.

Also meaning of bhakt is a Hindu devotee which you are using as slur which is hinduphobic. Please refrain from using it.
did you read any of the comments in that thread? they're almost all critical and insulting towards the Chromium dev team, and not a single one of them has been removed (Although one comment seemingly from a dev was deleted, probably by the person who made the comment). The Chromium devs don't often remove any comments. The fact that they haven't decided to remove this one is absolutely not evidence of anything
I’m an American and I think we should revoke the 2nd amendment. Who wants to live in a guns first society?
The same reason Brother has not beat HP in the printer market, despite the latter having scores of customer-hostile policies w.r.t ink DRM.
> Lawyers sue institutions every time they harm someone (but not when they fail to benefit someone)

> pull the culture towards celebrating harm-avoidance as the greatest good, and cast suspicion on anyone who tries to add benefit-getting to the calculation

Minor nitpick, but it is more accurate to say that they prefer prevention of new harms over the prevention of old harms.

The current wording (plus the commentary over Gnosticism) kinda makes it sound like negative utilitarianism, or harm aversion (preferring the reduction of suffering over the addition of "positive pleasures") which would be a legitimate position. But the post is something more like "new risks aversion", i.e. preferring current harms over possible new harms regardless of the lower intensity of the "possible new harms", which sounds pretty irrational.
Either way, false negatives are quite high too, all it takes is some prompt magic. Most AI detectors assume AI written text maintains a consistent format and style. Unless there's some probabilistic signature tied to one specific model, there's no reliable way to check that doesn't make the error rate too high for it to be reliable.
In all the infinite wisdom of developers and tech gurus, we get dictatorial systems that rigidly force dumb and obtuse rules and stupid "success scripts" on creative people that only end up rewarding trust fund babies, scammers, and/or hackers... Leaving the most talented and original creators to wither in obscurity.

Social media sites like Twitter (Now Titter) have brought out the worst in us, and now that they're collapsing under their own arrogant leaders, no one is really considering the lessons learned... They can't exist without creators, but creators can exist and function on any platform. Screw Twitter's dictatorial algorithm, mastering it does not help anyone to be creative and successful unless they're trust fund babies, scammers, and/or hackers.
Boohoo. He chose to buy Twitter and he gets to live his choices.

The pain he's feeling is that he has revealed himself to be a thin skinned, emotionally unstable, hypocritical internet troll with no real commitment to free speech.

No one has done it to him, he's done it to himself.
You can use verified domains as handles
I wouldn't know. I haven't watched an NBA game in over a decade.
Most companies are dinosaurs, you are delusional to think otherwise.
They're Tektro. That "in practice its somewhat fiddly" bit sounds like where I am.

I'll go canvas my options with some other stores. Who knows? Maybe I'm being sold a line of guff here?

(and its a Merida 200 not a Movida. I was having a bad hair day)
Maybe better to just quit essay and writing practices altogether, it will end up in a pointless cat-and-mouse exercise between deception and detection.

Edit: I see this was not a popular take, but I'm open to hear a practical solution, where teachers don't have to waste time grading the work of an AI instead of actual student work.