skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How to achieve paper effect in CSS for Joplin?
https://global.discourse-cdn.com/standard14/uploads/cozic/original/3X/f/1/f18e83ad96b2f3700f1e69c8fc2a58497613dfa6.jpeg

I want to achieve this effect in Joplin.

I need some CSS for it in userstyle.css.

I've few examples here:

https://freefrontend.com/css-paper-effects/

So, I am wondering if anyone could write a userstyle.css for me. I've gave a try but it's not working.

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> we cannot wait until someone is objectively dangerous for two reasons

We cannot not wait until someone is objectively dangerous before using state power to constrain their liberty in the interests of other people’s security, because any other course of action is arbitrary tyranny.

> The mentally ill need to be treated when symptoms first start manifesting if we want to actually solve this problem.

If we need to force people into treatment at the moment symptoms of what might or might not be mental illness that may or may not eventually lead to objective danger to other people start manifesting to solve the problem, then the cost is simply too high and we shouldn’t solve the problem.

Not all dangers in society have a mitigation that is a net benefit. Just because it would be beneficial in hindsight in the specific cases where we know from later events that it would have developed into a manifest harm does not mean that you can ignore the cost of all the cases where that isn’t the case that you would have to sweep into the dragnet in order to apply a “when symptoms first start manifesting” rule as opposed to a “objective danger” rule.
Unfortunately solving almost all of the problems isn't good enough. Electric bikes and scooters don't solve the problem of getting to work in a reasonable amount of time.
With this political climate you can even make do with Winnie the Pooh references.
> well now that I have a stable salary I guess I can only get off by buying a boat
The funding seems excessive. Yet again, more "scorched earth" from VCs and (apparently still?) cheap capital.
I thought Javascript and canvas worked fine?

https://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/01/how-to-develop-a-html5-ima...
I was just saying this is not unique to Apple.
Three ways to solve the plastics pollution crisis
In this case, you could probably just impose a severance if an offer is terminated before X days (say 40) on the job without employee malfeasance; the problem with banning revoking offers is that the downside is very large. If companies had to pay out a few thousand bucks every time they screwed up like this, they'd have to be more cautious, but I don't think it would tip the scales towards not hiring at all or depending on consultants, etc. To avoid excessive moral hazard, the severance value should be calculated based on (X - Y)/2, where X is the minimum days worked and Y is the actual days worked.
Nope. The fat rabbits in my garden enjoy a balanced diet.
No one needed a reason to hate the DMV more.
Is that Substack being evil, or the result of Twitter locking almost everyone out of its API recently?
Combined with the investments in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Michigan, this is "bet the company" levels of investment. I pray for Ford's sake they picked the right horse (vis-à-vis, e.g., hydrogen or ammonia).
This simply isnt true. The idea that every cost of regulation is born entirely by the non-corporate party is corporate PR.

Unionizing does not result in worse outcomes for employees or new hires. Lawsuits don't raise the prices of McDonald's coffee. And stronger labor laws won't stop companies from needing personnel. It might move the needle a little, but these things are subject to more forces than you are imagining here, and most of them are much stronger than the offchance that you would need to pay to relocate someone you are immediately terminating.
There's not a public market but there is a market.
That only works if you (or your insurer) are actually held responsible to injuries done to people.

In most of the US, you can pretty much kill people with impunity with a car as long as you aren't doing something grossly in violation of traffic laws. Drivers have almost completely externalized the cost of injuries caused their excessively large vehicles.
I'd bet it has as much to do with obesity as forever chemicals screwing with the endocrine system.
Not every day you click a link on HN and see Minutemen in the header image on the article. Chalking that up as a win and a sign to go do something splendidly useless with the rest of my day.
I think that was because Twitter revoked their API access including breaking their Sign in with Twitter feature (at least that’s what I read a few days back).
Sounds like a procedural fuckup. All the usual hiring checks (technical etc.) got approved but Manager Larry's objection wasn't handled correctly by HR so the job offer went through anyway. They really should have paid out at least two months to be honest considering it was their fuck up.

I used to work for Couchbase and a lot of the teams were distributed, but spanning too many timezones caused problems in places. If the team you were joining were already spread across say US and Europe then they'd be totally justified in saying that adding Japan to the list would be a bad idea - although that should have been picked up much earlier.
You can do something softer, like mandate 3 mo severance for not for cause revocation of offer. The problem is that they can still fire you on day 1.
>Some people even do it on purpose.

Yeah, when I took my current job I was more in the vein of "How much time off can I take that you won't mind?" We settled on something like 3 or 4 weeks and I booked a vacation.

Sure, stuff can happen. But I try not to be paranoid about what are low probability events at the end of the day that I only have limited control over.
Whats' with the negativity? Its an individual (leisure) pursuit and you are not influenced in any way shape or form by what other people like to photograph.
I've been in this industry for 25 years, never once have I ever felt the need to go back to a previous job. Can we please stop parroting this notion that we have to bend the knee to companies who would drop us without questioning?
Usually not. Especially not in machines where you manually set the bits and the machine has no idea of the bit and it's properties, nor of the piece you are machining.
This shouldn't normally happen, generally you can run a new kernel with an older userland (the documented upgrade process for the main root is upgrade kernel, reboot, upgrade userland, so at least part of userland needs to still work), and a chroot jail is mostly an independent userland. You may need to ensure the kernel is compiled with backwards compatability if your userland is very far off, and sometimes you see problems with syscall details: 13.0 released with a bug that some ifconfig arguments wouldn't work with a 12.x binary; and I've run into problems with the cpu pinning syscall when the bitmask size increased (this was recently fixed upstream, although I ran into it years ago), etc, so it's not unheard of, but it's fairly rare, in my experience.
Except water in oceans is at 4C (at least almost everything deeper than ca 200m). And in the vicinity of 4C the thermal expansion is very negligible. This graph should explain why: https://images.app.goo.gl/FXzvTkPvE9dYxoUA7
> What do you think fruit and vegetables primarily are, if not carbohydrate?

I wouldn’t discount how much easier it is to eat heaps of grain based foods, even without sauce or extra seasoning. Last I checked, a cup of cooked rice has about the same amount of carbs at 3-4 cups of frozen blueberries. I can eat 3 cups of plain cooked white rice like it’s nothing, but 3 cups of blueberries takes some work — I know because, during some experimentation with my diet, that was my meal: 1.5 lb 95% lean ground beef, 3 cups blueberries, 3 cups broccoli.
It really sucks that some companies get it and some take it super personally.
I wonder whether this actually an area where many women would push for, who have usually a much weaker interest in (visual) pornography.
A very large subset of the people using generative AI are people using it for porn. And the people who make those AI models do not want them being used for porn.

Porn and AI is... problematic. Do you remember deepfakes? And how people used them first and foremost to swap other people's heads onto porn actors for the purpose of blackmail and harassment? Yeah. They don't want a repeat of that. Society has very specific demands of the people who make porn - i.e. that everyone involved is a consenting adult. AI does not care about age or consent.
Can you point to some places that have implemented some, or all, of your policies and have seen some sustained growth in birth rates.
You worry about conservatives destroying Democracy but all of the most desirable places to live for people who aren't rich enough to afford private segregation are conservative areas. Are there any liberal areas where it's actually nice to live if you are poor or of moderate income? As in not wealthy enough to afford, doormen, gated communities and private schools?
Wait till these are embedded into soft toys.

'You are a koala who plays with 5-7 year olds, you are friendly natured and curious and like to ask questions'
I've seen similar clauses in a bunch of contracts, it can't be that rare. You are unlikely to be able to add your own language (as per your case of non-exec) but you may not have to.
While many NLP related Apple ML job listings have been added since this article was written, there were several recent listings at the time of its writing. While I feel that Apple does not focus well on intangible technologies, products that can't be readily carried, worn and given their boutique product development fetish focus, I have some hope that they can overcome this bias somewhat, and see how behind they are.
In the UK you don't get the typical employment rights until after 2 years of employment. Most employment contracts have you on zero-notice until 6 month probation is completed.
> it will tell you so much about the person

But only if you know the person well enough to have the context of it. What a person's job says about them is very different, for example, if they love their job vs hating their job.
What the machine knows:

(1) Where the head is.
(2) If you program it right, where the end of the tool is.
(3) If you program it right, what the width of the cutting edge of the tool is.

That's it. You could maybe prevent it from diving the tool into the table. But you won't prevent it from trying to take a 2" cut into D2 steel. Or going down into a pocket and crashing the tool holder into a section of the workpiece. Or going down into a pocket and rapid moving left, slamming the tool into the workpiece (which if you're lucky will just break the tool).
Some CCs actually pay better than 4-year schools. There's a lot of competition to get tenure at a university, which can drive down salaries.
George lived his best life. There's a part of "20 Feet From Stardom" where one of the profiled backup singers who was in The Concert for Bangladesh says it was an experience that anyone would remember for the rest of their life.
It has been good at improving Firefox, but if you look at the wider picture then you see that Firefox has been falling in usage and struggling to keep up with webkit/blink. And IMO a large part of that is because core parts of Firefox Gecko and Spidermonkey are much less widely used (by as many apps/companies) than equivalents like Webkit/Blink/V8/JSC, and this because they are not easily embeddedable and their codebases are harder to work with.

From this perspective, not focussing on documentation and making components usable externally is pretty short sighted.
I had a company use this as a scare tactic, I think.

They emailed me with an "update on my offer" only to make me wait an entire day for them to say that a lot of other people were accepting their offers and that I should hurry up. I thought it was rescinded for an entire day.
I work remote, and will continue to do so. Not impossible to manage that situation. Just let the old job know that you're giving your two weeks for brain dump.
I know it's secret how GPT-4 actually works but are there any of these local LLMs that are also multimodal?
Easily justified as good marketing. This #1 post on HN will Google (in various ways) much more than the cash they could have used to look like good guys, even if it wasn't done out of goodness.
Note that part of code was written to print codes in black and white I just edited the body part here.
Thanks for trying it! Are there any outputs that you found to be particularly useful (or not useful)?
this? https://costplusdrugs.com/
That seems just as risky as quitting the old job, if not moreso. One of the few things employers will confirm on a background check is employment status and period. If the new employer runs the check late and finds out you'll lose both jobs and burn two bridges.
If you have infinite time and resources with perfect communication/understanding you can solve a lot of engineering problems. No one has that. This is where the original quoted claim from the article comes from, "building a web browser is impossible". That's encoding a lot of experience and reality of the Brobdingnagian challenge of building a web browser from scratch on 2023's web.

It's not negativity to point out a downside to an approach to a particular problem. It's potentially useful to get feedback on a development approach. Constructive criticism is very important in engineering projects because it encodes assumptions of limitations we all have.

A positive statement like "oh those sub problems are solvable!" doesn't really provide any help. No shit the problems are solvable in a perfect world. Such statements aren't even necessarily constructive because they don't offer any analysis or advice. It smacks of toxic positivity[0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_positivity
I'd be surprised if we couldn't raise at 3.5x ARR, typical SaaS margins, and 300% YoY growth.
The Law of Attention
In many places the notice period is enforceable, with a standard period of three to six months for senior positions.
How to Improve the MTA? Experts Offer Five Ideas
This.

I enjoy talking shop a great deal -- but I absolutely hate it when I've been going on about something that has caught my fancy and then notice that I've been boring the person I'm talking to to tears.

So I mostly don't talk about my work unless I'm just with other software people.
Munger Hall: A Billionaire's Bizarre Social Experiment
Keep in mind that:

1) Only the user has a full view of engagement at any time, and generally only the user's home instance has anything resembling a "full" view of conversations/replies (and even that is going to not show things private to the user). This is a bit of a natural consequence of the federation model. You may be surprised if you follow posts from popular accounts to their home instances how much additional conversation shows up that your own instance isn't seeing (for all sorts of reasons). This is going to be especially the case in the Federeated timeline because some of the Federated timeline is already "one degree out" from the what the instance is naturally following and it won't pick up the next degree.

2) There is some pushback in parts of the Mastodon community against "popular" accounts from the perspective of other social media and there are a bunch of Mastodon denizens that don't converse with "traditionally popular" accounts such as celebrities/"Influencers" and many even actively mute and block anyone that seems more of a "Brand" than a person or that themselves act like Mastodon is primarily a "write only"/"boost mostly"/"self-advertise" media. In my experience the most active conversations on Mastodon are among people you "wouldn't expect" to be popular or in deep, weird, fun hashtags like #Monsterdon.
How much time do you have to escape a housefire?
> It's safe to assume Ford is 3 years behind Tesla

How is this safe to assume?
From my at a glance knowledge of the space, complex CNC setups can have NP path routing problems to go from a model to the actual job. So I wouldn’t be surprised if the tools are underdeveloped. You’re only selling a couple of these machines to very sophisticated operators after all. There isn’t the scale/market to justify much polish.
What existing organization would have prevented what happened to OP?
Why would I value equity at its price in a market I can't even access?

Again, VCs don't care about ability to liquidate because they are diversified, but an employee certainly does because they are not diversified at all.
Any interstellar organisation would communicate with FTL tech.
The Gaia Hypothesis: What Does It Mean for Life on Earth? (2021)
I disagree with the assessment that Apple is behind. Apple is known for executing well and putting their weight behind the things they launch.

Like Jack Dorsey would often say "it's not important to be first to market, you can just be best to market". And the world got CashApp.

I'm sure however Apple enters the space, it will be fleshed out (vs Bard).
I can't say whether the name is bad or not. I dislike it, and I dislike it strongly enough to not discuss the database, despite personally liking and respecting the developer.

Simple and honest answer to the question and I have probably the most downvotes I've ever gotten for anything. Y'all are just plain broken.
Should you post that you’re OpenToWork? A tale of two labor markets
Thats like asking why must a movie director give actors direction, they should just be able to read the script and act!

You need to give the LLM some direction before asking questions sometimes because it will make random assumptions on its own otherwise.
If this passes, everyone will add to their code:

DISCLAIMER: Following text is not a program code. It does not work. Do not execute it.

And call it a day.
As long as it was only brought to the market as a piece of prose, you are safe. :-)
I think OP meant they’ll be moonlighting 2 jobs for 2 weeks.
In theory one could use the nysromformer. Don't know if anyone does in practice
I saw far lower than 100% of Americans actually comply with public health directives, and if those who think being made to wear a piece of cloth over their face or take a vaccination is an unacceptable loss of freedom, I can only imagine the violation of being held against their will and forced to take psychotropic medication. I actually don't really disagree with your premise, but it (like solving most any problem) does not seem possible in modern America.
I'm not sure what we are debating here. On one hand you said your prediction was fantastical but then you are trying to defend it? Plumbing and bookshelves are really different things. One has to be built in place and is completely custom, the other is a consumer item. You can draw parallels if you want but it doesn't make it a strong argument.
The Yoko thing was always just an unfounded, arguably misogynistic, meme in the world. At the very least, it always struck me as rather insulting to John! As if he was an easily swayed child struck by summertime limerence or something, it never made sense.
LLMs as general purpose classifiers is a really big deal, especially because you can give them fuzzy instructions. I know people are worried about LLMs and spam, but I think LLMs may provide an opportunity to elevate online discourse by being more efficient at filtering out spam and low quality commentary.
We are already defined by genes that promote higher fertility. The sexual dimorphism between men and women really underscores that fact. Squeezing a child the size of a football out of you leans to wider hips, and there is enough real life inspiration for the "Pixar Mom Bod" to assume it's leaning to fertility.

But genes are only a blueprint, and the genes that lean to fertility may get turned off by constant exposure to plastics. Or moderately fertile people may get sucked into the "quiverful" movement and crap out 12 kids regardless of genetics.
But then you're not really giving notice. Presumably the purpose of giving notice is to give the company a couple weeks of grace period to transition your work to someone else while you're still around. (It depends on the situation of course. No one may care if you come back from a vacation and quit.)
prediction - substack goes nowhere, like they currently are.

Suppressing substack when substack is trying to advertise for a twitter competitor is just common sense. There's no need for twitter to advertise for a competitor. That isn't censorship, thats just normal business. If substack was depending on twitter for free data and free advertising they were the ones who were weak and nervous.
Twitter Becomes X Corp
There doesn't need to be new material. Just mechanism to segregate between good and bad and that will always exist if humans are interesting.

LLMs use reinforcement learning once they have a base understanding of words. It's like how modern chess engines don't analyze games, just play against themselves.

LLMs go even further where they train a model to judge what people would deem to be high quality, so it's another layer
I realize this is a highly taboo topic, but I think there are studies which suggest that access to (traditional) pornography reduces frequency of rape. So maybe Stable Diffusion could actually reduce the rate of abuse? (Disclaimer: I know nothing about the empirical research here, I just say the right answer isn't obvious.)

Edit: It seems also that language models are a very different topics, since they block any erotic writing outright.
The same reason we bury other trash instead of incinerating it.

It's better to be in the Earth than in the atmosphere.