skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It does constitute a record. You yourself spontaneously used the word record to talk about it. No one is trying to misunderstand what you are saying.

You want there to be some kind of big tricky debate to be had about what kind of data is or isn’t a record. There is none. People know what a record is and when they encounter one. If you are storing something for a time, you have a record of it. It really is that simple.
Electricity billed to each according to his salary, electricity distributed to each according to his needs.
I wonder what FSF thinks of PDF.
And if people lack the ability to desire to practice, they may be stuck in that position indefinitely, which may play some role in why conversations on such subjects are always such low quality compared to those on objective matters.

Humans beings are terrible at logic and epistemology on subjective matters, and intelligence in objective domains seems to be often more harmful than helpful, perhaps it gives a misleading sense of competency leading to additional errors.
The html is in lowercase so that slightly helps to calculate a date. (Older websites were all uppercase)
Nationwide Alexa Voice Response Outage for Echos
Track 06: Yo pumpkin head - is amazing.
>> The closures are another example of the shortcomings of local governments and even national political leaders betting on leading chains to provide key public services and fill gaps.

>> Unlike local government, which is theoretically accountable to voters, companies answer only to their shareholders and don’t have an obligation to stay in communities if they aren’t making a profit.

>> Whether it’s handing over responsibility for providing public bathrooms to Starbucks and McDonald’s or vaccines and basic health services to CVS and Walgreens, the public is left vulnerable when these companies’ business priorities change or they close locations.

main idea in this story is that people trusting these big companies to come to they neighborhoods for food and jobs but these companies only care about money and leave.

story pushes narrative about specific ethnicity and economic group being victims.

main questions this story never asks is WHY these businesses closing?

and if billion dollar company like Wal-mart cannot survive in this places, how can small business?

cnn conveniently did not describe these communities in detail.. out of control crime, organized theft at businesses, missing or reduced law enforcement.

as immigrant myself from country where healthcare is more danger than you sickness (imagine getting a shot and catching hiv or hepatitis), where electricity only for 6-8 hours a day in 40+ centigrade, where running water not a real thing and to flush toilet you empty bucket of dirty water into toilet to force it flush..

the big sin is not walmart leaving but this fake news media making people victims born in USA. victimhood mentality
Yeah I'm not sure why it was concluded from my comment that I was suggesting to keep the current renewable energy production at current capacity. We need to lower consumption and build more clean (or cleaner, nothing is really clean except what's not produced) energy production.
Did they ever make things right with the creator of Box2D?

https://techcrunch.com/2011/02/28/creator-of-angry-birds-phy...
I got some minimalist shoes on Amazon's that are somewhat similar. They're like a cheaper version of Vibram FiveFingers.
Can you please link to some of that criticism? Lazard's numbers have been criticized because they make nuclear power look noncompetitive, but that doesn't mean that the numbers are wrong.
Damn, this is hitting the feels, makes me want to bring back my cowboy bebop website. I did have the largest multimedia section until a phpBB came through and owned the site and forums. I didn’t have backups at the time and that was all she wrote. Glad to see some of the others are still around.
https://archive.ph/Mm7Ip

“Killing off projects had become something of a tradition at Kittyhawk…”
> To get sick once I don't mind, Im more afraid of those parasites the live with you without noticing

Take Ivermectin or other parasite killer once or a couple times per year.
> That's the other way around: in heavy congestion, using the hard shoulder as a lane is not so bad due to the lower speeds.

On paper, sure.

In practice it's the worlds best passing lane because the drivers who make the left lane useless as a passing lane don't self select to use a lane that's narrower than the rest, has a ton of merging traffic and a barrier on the harder to see side of the vehicle.
I feel like he didn't behave indecently at all, and thus everything you said which follows, is not, in fact, the case

the fact that he was able to enter at all with a non-photo is proof that Sony is in the wrong, and despite their coverup, is not, in fact, prepared to deal with "black-hat artists" in this space

when an inadequacy makes itself apparent, the decent thing to do is acknowledge it, thank anyone who helped you see it, and try to make it right – Sony did none of these things, and thus are the "indecent" ones here
Are there other examples of ways TS confounds you?

This feels like a "haha, gotcha!" moment. Like Gary Bernhardt's Wat talk, it's one single example that looks extremely silly... but has next to no actual impact on anyone using the language regularly, is like the faintest little quirk.

Typescript seems reasonably acceptable. I struggle to think of what I would ask for, what would be significantly massively different in my life if there were a hypothetical much better alternative to Typescript.
https://github.com/readmeio/api

In my case I had a backend with annotatted swagger docs, which generated the OpenAPI spec from it using https://www.npmjs.com/package/next-swagger-doc

but basically it will take any openapi spec url, and generate an SDK for it. So you'll get your named routes for free as sdk a la mySDK.allUsers() or mySDK.findUser(id) or whatever your openapi spec exposes
On Firefox I use ScrollAnywhere extension which I configure to use right-down drag to scroll large amounts with little movement. Helps tremendously with lengthy pages and I miss being able to use it in code editors.
This is probably true for non touch typing, almost absolutely incorrect for a competent touch typist who regularly uses words outside of the default common English suggestions provided by the keyboard.
The problem I believe is three fold:

1. Lack of discipline.

Parents are less likely to discipline their children and don’t want schools to either. Admins are reluctant to remove problem students from classrooms and even more reluctant to suspend or expel them because of…

2. Metrics and Data

Around the early 2000 the fed, states, and districts became obsessed with data. The problem is the people making decisions are not researchers and even if they were they would probably still go down the wrong route because they fail to identify causations vs correlation.

So schools are obsessed with minimizing referrals, suspensions, and expulsions because they are correlated with low graduation rates. They are obsessed with test scores. So much so that much of the school year is spent prepping for or taking standardized tests.

3. Lack of Backing from Community

Parents are questioning everything teachers are doing and in my school district some parents are convinced teachers are trying to turn their kids trans or queer. Book banning is at an all time high from parents who have never read the books they are trying to ban.
Awesome MLOps
There's also water shoes for that if you're not up for the split toes.
I have been through many machines. Some of my oldest would probably actually be worth vintage money, these days.

My first machine was a (just released) Mac Plus, with 4MB of memory, and an external 20MB SCSI disk. Cost about $2500.

[UPDATE] Actually, my first machine was a Commodore VIC-20, with 3KB of RAM, a machine language monitor cartridge, and a cassette drive.
That's not In chrome friend.
Interesting to hear this. My last job was in a shop that ran RHEL servers and I always felt bad for not using the support that we paid for. Like after working through a problem, thinking, "Oh, we should have called Red Hat." I guess we weren't missing much. We got support instead from upstream IT folks internal to our organization who packaged the applications together with RHEL (and that level of support was similar to what you describe).
Even in the USA kids are allowed to work, either paid or unpaid. There is insufficient information to decide if this is exploitative labor or not.

I’m guessing you don’t have many friends that grew up rural?
Thanks for all the good work you do!
> Max image size is limited to 4K (3840x2160) in AVIF

What?! That is terrible for a next-generation image format, and should be an immediate and obvious dealbreaker for introducing any type of support.

It would be one thing if AVIF was a legacy format already in widespread, but anything new should be several orders of magnitude more future-proof.
Is the US education system in a state of collapse ?

* yes

What caused it ?

* greed, union busting, no one wants to pay taxes. This started with Pres Reagan, continued on with Bush, Clinton and went into overdrive with Bush II.

* Racism, I do not want my kid going to school with "those people".

* Now in some places we have the war on Edu, where if it is not in the Bible all facts are false. Plus some States want to teach falsehoods when it comes to what really happened in US history.

So we have a case were rich people are sending their children to private schools and trying to get their Taxes redirected to these private schools. This just started to work in many places and now and Public Education quality is falling again.

Not to mention good teachers are leaving in some states because to teach real facts they risk prison and/or hefty fines.
Well, that was the theory. Rosie the Riveter and all that. But after the war, the old ways got back in the saddle.

Same thing happened in the USSR. Wartime needs brought women into the industrial workplace; peace sent them back into the kitchen. So to speak.
>> The governing members of the Alliance for Open Media are Amazon, Apple, ARM, Cisco, Facebook, Google, Huawei, Intel, Microsoft, Mozilla, Netflix, Nvidia, Samsung Electronics and Tencent.

> Like, Google is certainly significant, but that's a lot of equally heavy hitters. And interesting that Mozilla is there too.

The Alliance for Open Media basically arose from the fact that MPEG decided to use the success of H.264 to charge a king's ransom in licensing fees for H.265, whereupon most of the consumer industry took one look at those fees and said "we need a free alternative."
Can you provide proof of what you're saying? Respect does not equal authoritarianism. That's an extreme stance to take.
Strange way to make the film available then not at various times considering the subject matter.
> That you can write those two completely contradictory statements in the same post shows that you're just as full of it as Deepak.

a) Can you explain how it is a fact that these two statements are completely contradictory?

b) For the sake of argument, if we assume that you are correct, can you explain how it follows that I am just as full of it as Deepak?

> And that's really saying something, although you admittedly don't know enough about Deepak yourself to fully grasp what that means.

Do you believe yourself to be fully informed on Deepak? It seems quite unlikely, so how would you be able to fully grasp what your claim means?

One interesting trick I recommend in these sorts of situations: consider whether you have ever gotten an answer wrong on a test in the past.
It is definitely not reasonable to say that Europe is having trouble with public education or pensions or infrastructure.
For starters, settlement becomes simpler. You’d be surprised at how archaic current settlement systems are.

The Reserve Bank of India’s concept note on CBDCs is actually a nice starting point to understand the motivations (see Chapter 3): https://web.archive.org/web/20221105065458/https://rbidocs.r...
Not sure how you define large scale but there are religions who do have a moral objection or at least rules around Ivf. As an example for Catholics each embryo must be treated as sacred and respected as human life. If you have extra embryos you must do everything possible to respect that life (ie transfer the embryos to someone in need and/or keep in cryo until that can happen). These rules aren’t typically known because ivf is a small minority of people that actually go through the process.
If Angry Birds is worth $1 Billion dollars, George Lucas sold Star Wars for an absolute pittance at $4 Billion.
Portable Air Compressors are lightweight, compact, and quick connect transportable air solutions. We cannot point out an exact definition for a portable air compressor simply because the term portability means different things to different people. Some are equipped with wheels and running gear for dragging, which are made for the road. And some are very small compressors that you can even carry in your pocket
Amazon's Alexa down for thousands of users, Downdetector says
I've been thinking about this too. Why is it about these sites that they transmit that changes how we approach and experience them. The internet of the 90's had a sort magical feeling to it. It was new and different and felt very personal. In essence it wasn't yet devoured by capitalism. It felt honest and real.
Parents are not strict enough with their children.
Your own link answers the very question you asked.
Do they slide around on your feet like standard socks would?
Phone made rap sounds like hot garbage though.
Update: Using the embeddings API is an order of magnitude cheaper for filtering text.
so your argument about teachers being part of the problem is that high investment is a leading factor in the collapse of our education system, and teacher salaries, which are about 3/4 of the average salary, are to blame for this high investment?
(g)enerally omnipresent deity – Once upon a time, in a world of constant
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A Beauty Treatment Promised to Zap Fat. For Some, It Brought Disfigurement
Brazil defies US, cozies up to Chinese tech on chip building
Ehh. I don't want to be snarky, so let me politely ask you if you have any kids of your own or if you work with kids on a daily basis?
Curiosity gets interplanetary software patch for better driving and more on Mars
You're expressing a kind of modern arrogance regarding past people that has no evidence. What makes you think that you know what and how ancient people thought? Maybe ancient people where much smarter and rational than the people of today? Considering they didn't eat toxins or spend hours each day being brain washed by a screen...
most of them?
Sorry just trying to understand. They are part of the problem because they complain about how much they get paid?

Correct me if I’m making an incorrect assumption, but you seem to imply that they get paid too much because of the spending relative to GDP?
You're right. It just surprised me.
I know. But the idea that they'd pop the Champagne now suggests that the closure of the remaining plants was a reason for Russia to celebrate. However, if the phasing out of nuclear in Germany was ever a reason for them to celebrate, they would have celebrated long ago. Also, Russia is a major source of Uranium, so it's not at all clear that this is actually good for them. Further, even 20 years ago, nuclear covered only a tiny part of Germany's primary energy needs (at no time more than 12%) and could have easily been compensated for with coal. So again, it's not clear at all that ending nuclear has pushed the geopolitical needle.
It don't want to sound insensitive, but same employer or not, being a contractor is different. For starters, your career is less subject to office politics. Or you feel far less pressure to take work home. Don't like to gig, look for something. You're hired to do a job. Do it. No more. No less. There is for some, comfort in that.

The one surprise from the article is that the gross pay is the same. Typically, contractor is more but you lose benefits like paid days off so it's a wash. But same? Maybe that's because supply is up and demand down?
Call them "AI Managers". They manage AI, but they're not managers that are AI, hence securing high-paid managerial jobs. Checkmate.
Cybercrims hop geofences, clamor for stolen ChatGPT Plus accounts
Yes, the original JPEG is patent free now. The point of my comparison was between the times that both of them were seeking adoption.
> High education spending doesn't equate to good teacher pay. The pay for administrative staff has gone through the roof.

Am I reading this chart correctly? It seems to indicate that US teachers' salaries are at #6 in the OECD countries (behind Luxembourg, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, and Australia):

https://data.oecd.org/teachers/teachers-salaries.htm

Surprisingly Finland is at #17.

And this chart [2] seems to indicate that administrative expenditures have consistently accounted for around 40% of public elementary and secondary education expenditures since 1980. However they were lower in 1970 (32%), so there seems to have been some expansion in the 1970s.

[2] https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d21/tables/dt21_236.10.a...
My experience growing up in the US south. I almost certainly counted as a respectful student. But I also saw what was around me. As a parent now, I have seen disrespectful kids, sure. Oddly, they are rarely "disrespectful" to me. Certainly no more so than my peers. Considerably less so than older folks, oddly.
Yes, that’s pretty much an agreed upon fact. Disney already made the money back through the three main films alone.
1. The reason Germany has to scale (temporarily) on coal wasn't the exit from nuclear power. It's because Germany stopped importing russian gas.

2. Why does France need to import electricity in the first place? Hint: It's because HALF of their nuclear reactors needed maintenance.
I don't like DEs that move stuff around. I disable every gesture and shortcut in settings in my Gnome DEs, then I enable the bare minimum to switch between tabs of the same window, windows on the same virtual desktop and between desktops, scroll with the touchpad and basically that's it.
It’s ridiculous to equate asking kids to be cooperative in class to subservience. If education is slavery, what alternative do you propose? Do we just let them live in the streets and scrap to survive? How does that benefit them to grow up and enter a society they know nothing about?
Aeronautics will come thru one day and we’ll have a family sedan that flies.
Don't forget having fewer children
Yes. And yes. Good try, though.
Perhaps this submission was prior to that, or using an older model.
I often buy local alcohol in the airport (instead of having to take a checked-in luggage).
Yes - "no agency over outcomes & being responsible for them" is quick recipe for burnout
I think a lot of it is just that cities still have functional newspapers to report when schools are failing and the suburbs don't.
When MySpace was popular, you could sometimes stumble upon profiles that looked like this. MySpace's HTML/CSS customization was a great feature.
Thanks a lot ! Looks very promising, keen to see where it goes (the technique quand the exportation of it)
Not saying censorship is bad or good I’m just saying it’s inevitable.
Russian plants are feeling accomplished ever since Germany started building gas power plants like crazy. Phasing out coal is great, phasing out nuclear before coal is as idiotic as you can get.

I'm convinced that European Greens are 50% Russian assets 50% useful idiots.
>> if there were a hypothetical much better alternative to Typescript.
Like ReScript ?
Frames were a great way to keep around nav before the sticky css attribute. However, they were horrible for linking.
> Why contractors are allowed to lobby is beyond my comprehension

As Karl Marx illustrated 150 years ago, a state under capitalism is a capitalist state.
Aren't billionaires are just cogs in a machine?
So this is the wiki-wiki to help you find the wiki-wiki you need wiki-wiki.
This made me look to see if I could find the original Angry Birds in my App Store purchase history. It's there, but its been renamed "AB Classic" – I couldn't find it by searching, so I had to scroll a loooong way down the list of apps until I found it near the bottom. Its position in the list was accompanied by other such classics as Flight Control, Doodle Jump and geoDefense, none of which have (or had) ads. I don't install or play games on my phone anymore.
I want to fine tune a LLM to his writings and then set it against a psychiatrist chatbot.
It’s definitely a recipe for corruption. The same can be said for health insurance, hospitals or private prisons. From a business point of view they want to increase revenue. But as a society it’s often very undesirable for them to grow their businesses and profits.
Ah, I think that makes sense? Let me guess at the idea here: is it something like, "just because Chinas' domestically produced rice and wheat (for example) are a lot cheaper than the same in Western countries doesn't mean tanks and computers are, because a lot of the materials for the latter are produced by high-income countries and China pays about the same for them as anyone else"

Still, if the analysis is off because it used a 4:1 PPP when it should have used something more like 2:1, that would still suggest a problem? Unless the Chinese goods are inferior.
I have the same experience OP, my Macbook Air M2 arrived 2 days ago. I came from MBP Pro 2015. I would loved to keep on using my 2015 but latest Xcode will only run on Ventura. And also Electron apps are too much for the old machine to handle. Except for Things 3 which is the only app that runs very fast on 2015.
My favourite exploration of the potential novel applications of room temperature superconductors is Larry Niven's Ringworld.
And abortion was criminalized for “Aryan” women in Nazi Germany and the countries it occupied, not just for the providers, but the women themselves, many of whom had been raped: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_in_Germany

And at the same time, they forced many women to have abortions.

The big difference between pro-choicers and forced-birthers is that both of those things are offensive to us. The latter is a bigger horror to me, personally, but think for a minute about a young Dutch woman forced to carry the baby of the occupying soldier she wouldn’t dare have said no to - and how she and that baby would have been treated by her village for years after.
Mupdf with plugins for lightweight fetishists? Foliate for lazies like me. Okular if your running KDE/Plasma already?