skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In this case it's not a country code but a language code (ISO 639-1).
And Ukrainian language code is in fact UK.
So dear author, you can revert your last commit ;-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes
Just because a particular group has high salaries in some absolute sense doesn't mean they shouldn't unionize.

For one thing, unionization is nearly guaranteed to raise salaries.

For another, it will get them better benefits and working conditions.

Overall, it reduces inequality, which is one of the major structural problems in our society and economy today.
Reminds me of the guns in the anime Psycho Pass, which use an AI to profile a target's emotional state and "crime coefficient" by passive brain scanning, and will only fire on people who deviate from the legally proscribed parameters of social harmony. Effects range from "stun" to "fine red mist."
Good for VW. Voice is a safer and more logical interface in an automobile.

If texting while driving is dangerous enough to be outlawed in many areas, how is "touch screening" any different?

The only really practical use I can see for a larger tablet-sized auto display would be to mirror and interact with my phone. And even this should probably be restricted while the vehicle is moving.

Any other practical value offered by auto touch screens could easily be addressed with a simple phone app instead.
Except it keeps focusing on the input screen and opens my keyboard all the time.
Sheesh. Please no. We have enough asset reuse as it is.
I think he cares deeply about the company and its mission, he just lacks the ability to be a bold and decisive leader. This can be a good thing in some cases (he is good at building consensus for example), but can also be harmful.
I've tried to make 123 work on Linux but it crashes. Maybe because I'm on amd64.
There are many programs out there that will find duplicates files. I use this one. It gives you the option of replacing the duplicates with either hard or symbolic links.

https://github.com/qarmin/czkawka
I knew a smoker who lived to 90. I'm not sure how either of our anecdotes are valuable here.
You can't honestly claim buying avacado's is better for the planet, it's wreaked social & ecological havoc in multiple south American countries with dried up rivers, gangs and lack of diversification of the income of a country.

Next to that it's not always Plants vs meats. In many places only cattle can graze but not much of value can grow.

The CO2 issue is really a terrible comparison. Everything cows put out has been put in from the air. The airplanes are excreting new/old CO2 taken from fossil fuels. Some claim cows are still worse because of methane, but they forget to mention methane only had 12 years lifespan in the atmosphere.
Guild Wars 2, EverQuest 2 also allow launching after a relatively small (maybe 10%) base amount of data has been downloaded. Its never ideal IMO as it creates longer loading times to areas not already downloaded, but I appreciate that its an option.
> many (most?) vegan alternatives, which rely heavily on such things as canola oil and have to be engineered.

Kinda strawmanny to take/highlight unhealthy food as the vegan alternatives compared.

> perhaps we can agree we shouldn't be making policy decisions that shift the diets of millions of people

The diary and meat industries are prime examples that have profited and am profiting from (influencing) policy decisions. Including: subventions for dumping milk and meat prices; and manipulating dietary recommendations (check "food pyramid" with "lobby"), hence shifting diets of millions of people.
And 8 years before, it went from 10bn to 75bn. A 750% increase. He slowed down growth by 3x.
I don't mean to be negative and I'm just giving feedback incase it helps or re-enforces what you've heard/thought before -- but the moving clouds on that page give me a headache and make the page practically unreadable for me.
I'll try to find time to read this paper because I suspect there's more in it than I first skim would suggest, but this bit

> In this paper, we show how to abstract over these itera-
tion strategies using the concept of iterator protocols

It's about as basic as you get. It seems hardly worth mentioning.
I am sure the parrots get a lot of value out of this lol
i do not know why you are being downvoted.
coinbase is not market maker - in the traditional sense of the word.

“market maker” has a very specific meaning. just because they can “move markets” or “list coins” does not make them market maker.
Agreed, I explicitly decided on a non-TT role because the tenure carrot isn’t juicy enough anymore. The non-TT role where you get a salary good enough for 12 months but you only have to work 9 just can’t be beat.
Maxim of relevance: "Be relevant — i.e., one should ensure that all the information they provide is relevant to the current exchange; therefore omitting any irrelevant information."

You talked about the act of peer review as if it were a relevant source of cost, when in practice the work done by the peers is unpaid.
1. Cows, like humans, only produce milk after giving birth

2. These cows, in order to get pregnant in the first place, are artificially inseminated (and it isn't a very nice process)

3. What do you think happens to the offspring if it's male and thus uneconomical to keep?

The fact that these statements (which are incredibly obvious if you have an eighth grade education or higher) have to be spelled out is a testament to the power of the milk lobby that people think there are some bucolic scenes where farmkids go to milk Bessie each morning, who produces day in and day out without fuss.
> There is evidence that vegan diets are dangerous for children

That is not "evidence that vegan diets are dangerous for children".
In terms of outdoor air temperature in the North East US, 0-100F is basically the temperature range you’ll experience throughout the year. 50 is about average in spring/fall.
Meat and dairy from modern factory farms that feed animals with grain is very different from farms from, say, 19th century, when cows was feed mostly grass without antibiotics and were spending a lot of time outside.

So the reasons for safety do not apply.
Not a prostitute, but I agree that [edit: the foreign sex slave mother] is surprising and interesting.
Facebook profited handsomely from the truly fucked up ad targeting they offered CA, quite literally segmenting populations based on things like personality, political beliefs, traits that define protected classes, racist/antisemetic/etc beliefs, whether they were friends with people who were/had either of those things, if they were mentally ill, etc. Their API also exposed their users' private data, including things like location, likes, follows, comments, friends, their posts, etc.

Facebook's API allowed CA to harvest a lot of data, which allowed them to conduct psychological profiling and targeting research, and analysis on massive troves of FB's data. All of that allowed them to develop tailored ads for specific segments of the population they chose to turn elections. Based on the profiling they did, for example, they were able to determine that if they were able to show 1,000 narrowly chosen people in one neighborhood, say, racist ads, CA's statistics show that they will be able to turn a tight election. CA was able to do this because of the data Facebook provided them, as well as the advertising platform Facebook provides that allowed CA to pinpoint segments of the public that are susceptible to their particular brand of psychological and political exploitation.

However, the data that CA mined was provided by Facebook's API, and anyone with a free API key could have mined it. FB technically didn't sell them the data, but they certainly sold them the means to manipulate elections and violate the privacy of millions of people. And as I said, that's a technicality that doesn't mean much.
No, there's certainly no possible modifications to the system that could make things more equitable, make people happier, make it less likely for people to be homeless on the street...

looks over at Europe

...wait a sec...
The larger the company, the larger the power differential between employer and employee. Power comes with responsibility.
You break those into a component and the problem is solved.

I absolutely LOVE Tailwind and wish I'd discovered it earlier.
I agree with your main point.

Is the term "smart people" sufficiently vague that it would need refinement for the level of certainty you're describing?
What's the technical term for this type of gravity detector? Do you mean a gravity gradiometer? It seems hard to steer a modern pigheaded search engine away from LIGO when you search for "gravity detector".
For some reasons steet view is not working! Hope they fix it soon!
The government has a near zero tolerance for drugs (it reminds me of the US government in the 80's). There are very large drug busts every couple of weeks so there is a thriving drug trade, but it's forced underground and the government makes sure it always appears they have it under control. Drug problems are much reduced in Singapore compared to the West, but almost much of it isn't publicly visible either.

Singaporean citizens and PRs can be (and are) randomly drug tested when coming back to Singapore and if found guilty can be fined and/or receive a prison sentence. Yes, you can go to prison for flying to Thailand and smoking legal marijuana.

As for the death penalty, my guess is Singapore will eventually stop mandatory death penalties. Global pressure and stigma will eventually be too much. Even their neighbor, Malaysia, has stopped all executions since 2018.

However, if they end executions, they'll make sure to spin it as their idea and will give no hint that they bowed to international pressure or opinion.
At 1 Gbps unmetered deleting and reinstalling games later is not much of a problem.
A space program brought to you by the TikTok generation, powered by company t-shirts and likes. Next up - food production and electricity!
Privacy rules, they have the same in Germany.
I wonder what Dorsey feels these days.

He thought Elon would be Twitter's savior and rolled over a BILLION into it (which now has officially become half a billion I guess, going by Elon's own admissions).

And he's also working on Twitter competitors.
I don't think that's a good point to critizice Google for. Unlike many other websites, the Google homepage has always remained clear and fast, even after multiple redesigns.
Other than the corner shops it's the most vegan friendly place I've seen in Europe. The farmers and their supporters aren't the whole population.
Absolutely disgusting that people like this are responsible for making legislative decisions about technology. Her retirement in 2024 can't come soon enough. Though with her failing health, her retirement actually may come soon enough.

We really need term limits for Congresspeople. I hesitate to suggest age limits, as one's ability and aptitude for governing later in life depends on many factors, but that may be appropriate as well.
Lower stature and bone density is evidence of dangerous malnutrition. Those with lower bone density in particular are at far higher risk of osteoporosis. I'm not sure how you could claim that isn't evidence of potential danger.
The only things lacking in a plant-based diet that is essential are vitamin B12 and D. B12 is also lacking in animal-based diets nowadays, but is supplemented in animal feed. D is also lacking in animal-based diet, so this is not specific to plant-based diets.

Vitamins A, B6, F can be found in many plant-based foods. The rest of the stuff you listed are not essential for human health.
That seems intuitive but one thing I've learned in my career is that obvious easy ideas that nobody does are usually missing key details.
The behaviour is very different to hardlinks. The clone is a new file that uses the same blocks. When you modify the clone, writes are written to new blocks rather than the old ones.

So if I have a disk image that takes 1,000 blocks, and clone it - I now have two images that total 1,000 blocks. And if I modify one block in one image, I now have two different images that total 1,001 blocks. With a hardlink the modification would affect both images.

The way I visualise the difference, is that a directory entry points to a file entry, and a file entry points to a list of blocks. A hardlink is a new directory entry that points to an existing file entry. a linked clone is a new file entry that points to the same list of blocks.
Check out HTJ2K if you haven't already, it's J2K with SIMD instructions, it will have solid support because the medical industry is (slowly) moving towards adopting it. Sounds like you already saw NVIDIA's J2K decoder. There are FPGA solutions as well that are insanely fast (CAST and some others).

HTJ2K has support in OpenJPEG (master branch at least), might need to compile with a specific flag or something I can't remember.

I think JPEG-XL is ideal for these types of applications in my opinion, even if you ship the decoder with your client. Their progressive encoding/decoding is much better than J2K in my opinion.
So you change which unit you're using depending on what you're measuring? Much handier.
Oh I'm pretty sure they also sell your data, who doesn't these days.
Amazon investigates after high-value orders were switched for cheaper products
Probably he means the collective that has installed themselves to be the vocal judges of all things humanity - mostly for their own benefit.
You can’t look at this stuff in a vacuum. How did Google fare compare to the broader tech market? If they were outperforming before and matching/underperforming after, that’s a wholly different picture.
The comments from 15 years ago are even more interesting.
> As much as I would like to avoid the kinds of Nestle, it's just impossible in practice for many of us

Why?
I’ve heard it lacks maturity and of a few cases of data corruption. Those cases are no doubt outdated now, but I haven’t heard any news to sway me that BTRFS is ready for prime time.

Ditto for ZFS btw.
The world needs more companies structured as worker-owned co-operatives.
Ambiguous. Thanks for the chuckle.
>However what is the benefit of ultra high income FAANG employees unionizing?

Same as for any other group that unionizes - maximizing the leverage they have in negotiations with the employer, utilizing this leverage as best they see fit.

For examples of two very-high income groups that are unionized, see the Writer's Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA. Just because you make a lot, doesn't mean that having a union is not in your interest.
Because they aren't politicians or? I don't get your point
That makes so much sense and actually unravels a few other mysteries for me. Thanks!
Great idea, its rare to see an FMV intro for a tech learning game. UI could be made more compact, to remove vertical scrolling and focus on task at hand, e.g. by displaying tutorial and story text in separate dismissable windows. And query autocomplete is a bit wonky: write "malfunctions", there's still autocomplete visible, and pressing Enter will choose highlighted item, although that's probably not what you wanted.
Whether you can be "curious while starving" might or might not be possible, but it is irrelevant to the point.

For starters, because the claim argued is that you can have motivation (say, through curiocity) even without a survival instinct.

And it's perfectly possible to have no survival instinct and yet not to be starting anyway. It's enough that you have access to food or are fed, to avoid starvation. So lack of survival instict is not the same as starvation.

If we substitite "starvation" for "access to electricity" (as AGIs don't eat food), as long as an AGI is provided by electricity by us, even if it has no survival instict, can still have curiosity, and thus motivation.
It's funny you say that while I've been called a luddite several times here for concern over deepfake abuse material.
How to learn CSS really well? any good resources you recommend?

I found it very easy to get started but very very challenging to get good.
Anyone with a house and an EV can do it. I don't have an EV yet but some friends just stayed for a week with a rented Tesla, and charging it up in the garage every night worked great, even with just a regular 120V outlet available.
What makes you say that it is very much biased?
It's interesting about Adware Id to contradict with GDPR.
Yes you're right. Doing it open source works but it's not even necessary.
>>> current company culture of nurturing new products left and right just to kill them off after 3-5 years?

This predates Sundar's stint. Reader was only the first one, but this culture of killing products is in Google's DNA itself.
Reuters isn't so much a source of news, it's a (top level) news aggregator.
A source would be an experiencer telling their story about the events considered new, i.e. unexpected.
News are updates of our collective model of the world.

Human communication has the aspects of content, sentiment and style. People look at style first, as they take it as an indicator for the social standing of the speaker. Sentiment is a close second, as it tells you about the attitude that speaker has towards the reported events. Content lastly is just the events themselves as they (reportedly) happened.

People find that content part hard to follow on its own, mostly because they usually don't really know the context anyway. Focusing on it as supposedly important "unbiased" "true" news is a gross misunderstanding.

Like yourself, people generally have a very incomplete idea of the world they live in.
Like you, they don't seem to take much interest in it, as they view it as "not relevant to their lives".
That is an absurd statement to make, if one has no clue about that part of the world to begin with, like you observed.
Yeah CD drives were also CD players - I had rigged my computer with a separate tiny power supply for the drive so I could have it on without the computer being on - put a disk in and it would start playing audio through the headphone port on the front and out the special wires on the back, and if you had the right audio card that would even play out the speakers with the computer off.
It just extracts text content covered by all the pop-ups and shows it with some readable styling applied.
This seems like a lot of work for 12 turbines.
Agree. This was written by someone writing code so inefficient, I would never want them to be near my code.
The very concept of pets is unethical towards animals.
The distinguishing factor for being working class/owner class is whether or not you make the majority of your income from your labour, or from your capital.

Incredibly well-paid working class, but working class all the same.
+1 to this, I feel like they are in the middle of an existential crisis. They keep shipping out product after product each month now. I think that they are struggling quite a bit to meet investors' growth expectations.
this.

that said, lots of people do. arch and gentoo default install instructions suggest it just fine, telling you the pros and cons over ext4
It's critical, I agree.

I'm happy if the data and its constraints are in a robust RDBMS - OK, Postgres! - that is something I can build on, in parallel potentially.
Telegram is not less secure, this is misinformation. Telegram is less secure by default; it has a worse UX for secure messaging, as a deliberate choice to improve default UX for new users.
They should partner up with NASA and add "Street view".
I'm really impressed that you came up with a mental model that works so well. Thanks for sharing!
If they are a historian something like this would take a mystical person like Leonardo even more mythological. It's almost folk-lore levels of impressive the origin of the greatest minds of western history would be from a less traditional background.

If I was a historian I too would be skeptical. It's just almost too good to be true as far as someone who historically is often portrayed as a type of hero to humanity due to his artistic and objective contributions. One of the greatest painters in history was also born of a slave mother emancipated by that great and inspiring painter's father? It's even romantic!

No one said it was impossible, just impossible for someone in a field of study to believe outright. Good on them for going out and finding out the truth for themselves. Id say that's what it's all about.
Or possibly multiple of them at very low throttle to help with stability.
This is likely where some of this comes from - trying to keep the PC and console versions in sync and having to do tricks like swapping space for speed.
"Bunbelievable", "Bake my day", "Bun appetit", "United Buns of America", "Bun Voyage", ""Rolling in Flavor" are all blatantly plagiarized, as a quick Google search reveals. I stopped there.

"A Bun in Every Oven" is rather risky as a slogan ...

In other words, zero creativity and not much beyond a Google search if one is willing to plagiarize.
That's where he can utilize HoloLens and Apple AR virtual appearances.
You may also find the SQL Murder Mystery from Knight Lab interesting.

https://mystery.knightlab.com/
RSS has been and is still alive.
Yeah, veganism, not inflation. Sure.
I don't know how severe yours is, but I meditate and I either developed or started noticing mine; then I found out many many meditators have it too. It is possible to not notice it in your day to day unless I focus on it.
> As much as I would like to avoid the kinds of Nestle, it's just impossible in practice for many of us.

how so?
I think that makes sense. Because the difficulty and challenge of coding is not so much the code, but the understanding of requirements.

No-Code solves the coding part but you still need to be able to express the requirements, which is difficult for someone who doesn't have the thought process of a coder.

ChatGPT also solves the requirements part in that you can speak in English and be vague and (if you're lucky) it understands what you mean, just as a senior coder might.
Reinforcement Learning for Language Models – Why RL
I read that soft and low mineral water makes the best tea and tried to use water with such values bought from market. It was trash. Tap water where I live is very hard and have a good taste and the tea is much better with it - so my experience contradicts what I found about the topic on the net.

Are there any objective parameters of water which makes a better green tea?
> Remind me again how big-co CEOs assume "all the risk"?

Notice how everyone in this thread is calling Sundar out and not other people in the org who may be at fault too? It's the buck stops here thing.
Distributed Hashtable and Consistent Hashing
Classic HN shitting on a mild mannered exec who doesn’t speak BS every interview

It’s like the tech community suffers has some daddy issues with Google. Somehow it has to be this magical company that does everything right.

They have to not squeeze search ads for money. but at the same time they’ve been just been doing research into AI and not releasing profitable products.

I guess what other CEOs realize is perhaps the fact that reality doesn’t matter as long as you inject your personality into every conversation and distract people from reality
Not everyone is at the same place in their grieving / acceptance/ adaptation process.
Your last paragraph doesn't compute for me, friend. This issue is so bad that you would give up everything to cure it, but you haven't seen someone yet because you're busy with work? What's the real priority then? Don't let healthcare be some sort of reward -- are you working to live or living to work.
Traffic is down 7.3%, not revenue. Revenue... is apparently 89% down:

https://www.thewrap.com/twitter-ad-revenue-plunges-elon-musk...

And he's not paying rent or bills and being sued about it, so... uhmm yeah, it seems like he's defaulting on many things.
His comp should have been negative the salaries of those he over-hired and subsequently had to fire. Like that comp is roughly 1000 employees worth...