skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, ok, but if your definition of "create something that people really want" is "build up a series of highly valued releases over time [until you are as popular as Radiohead]", then it seems like you're just saying "be Radiohead" in a more confusing way. So I'm not really sure what the point is. Step 1 is still "be Radiohead" because smaller bands can't do the same thing without first following many other difficult steps.
We don't obfuscate the code. But export option is only available for paid users. Once you export, you own the code.
Lmao having multiple email addresses or H&M accounts is definitely not "wire fraud."
Ask HN: understanding complex code: is pen and paper my only option?
I'm learning a complex codebase. Jumping thru definitions is exhausting <:( Are there any tools that generate usable diagrams? My codebase is Java but the question is general. Thanks!
So, Vvardenfell from Morrowind?
Positive Monster
Have you read Neverwhere by chance?

Always ask for the mushroom sandwich fully cooked.
Everyone has email, but not everyone is on gmail, for instance.
- chronological and categories.

- pin the best ones on top for each category.

- have an “all” category, which could be your default.
And I’ll add that this same discussion used to happen with pc gaming vs mobile gaming where purists thought it was crazy that anyone would play mobile games, but if you look at the markets now, mobile gaming is estimated as more than twice the size of PC gaming. A lot of that is because most people don’t have gaming PCs.
Solar is pretty popular in the UK. Panels have reduced in cost per watt and energy bills have increased so much that it makes it worthwhile for many homes and businesses.

We do get the occasional sunny day contrary to popular belief, but even on cloudy days it's possible to generate a decent amount of energy.

We also have very long days in summer which can make for a decent amount of kWh/day (although the opposite is true in winter)
Tried it out. It's a versatile tool that you can use to track customer experience in multiple ways (it even suggests what to fix in code!) and the best part is that it's absolutely free. :)
And then after millions of years and all of the biological matter turning into oil we will eventually use it all up within ~300-400 years. The era that humans will utilize this kind of gasoline combustion is such a tiny blip of the whole human history, but today it seems like civilization can't possibly exist without it.

I don't see how airplanes are even going to exist for mass transit and cargo 200 years from now or how we will ever escape Earths gravity again without building some kind of space elevator before we run out.
Thank you, I was looking for that picture.
I'm likely in the minority, but I found 3blue1brown videos difficult to understand and they usually give me a worse intuition about a concept than I previously had. I wonder why that is. Seems like most people I know swear by his videos.
Thanks for your inputs I have fixed the article.
pretty sure this is wrapping other libraries. sequelize and graphql
"After the diet change, we observed significant changes in measures of anxiety, well-being and happiness, and without changes in gut microbiome diversity. We found strong correlations between greater consumption of fat and protein to lower anxiety and depression, while consuming higher percentages of carbohydrates was associated with increased stress, anxiety, and depression."

I think most of us would agree that makes sense? Eat like crap, feel like crap?

"We also found strong negative correlations between total calories and total fiber intake with gut microbiome diversity without correlations to measures of mental health, mood or happiness.... inversely correlated with gut microbiome diversity."

I kept reading this second paragraph trying to understand the "without correlations" part. And also the negative correlations part. And then the full-text has this, which helped I think:

"Furthermore, total calories and fiber had a negative correlation with gut microbiome diversity, and anxiety and depression decrease as the gut diversity increases."
If the blogpost were talking about a forest, they would be saying that the soil isn't fertile enough for proper forest growth, and you would be talking about rewriting the tree's DNA.
> Sure, but that's not a median. That's the intersection of people above 2 separate medians of 2 separate measures.

And? That's a given. The comment we are discussing made it clear that the are multiple measures, and that most developers will fall below the median (in at least one of those measures). Not that difficult to understand.

> You can't combine the median of separate measures

Sure. Which is why nobody did. What are you trying to add with this strawman? If you are simply trying to refresh your memory of your kindergarten-level math classes, I'll chuckle for a minute over the foolishness of me thinking you were trying to have a discussion and leave you to it.
There are other stacks that implement TDD-LTE. Could be possible with OpenAirInterface though I'm not sure if it's ever been successfully tried.
Things ChatGPT likes to say:

“I’m sorry, but as an AI language model created by OpenAI”…

“I apologise for the previous confusion.”

“While it’s important to X, it’s also important to Y” (in this one)

“You are correct. I made an error in my previous response.”

“Is there anything else I can assist you with?”

Those are some I can think of from memory
Solar isn't an area I'm that familiar with but we have no issues generating plenty of electricity from the sun in the UK.

There's a great site [1] that calculates total solar generation around the UK using a mix of real data and forecasts. We were generating at 5GW around midday and that number will only increase.

[1] https://www.solar.sheffield.ac.uk/pvlive/
ChatGPT might argue linear algebra and calculus are useful.
To my knowledge, Sony mostly fund the development of games and keep the rights to them - e.g. Demon Souls and Bloodborne were funded by them, they own the rights, and of course they are exclusive to PlayStation; maybe they will appear on PC if Sony feels like it.

It’s hit and miss. Some games become big hits. Some flop and they just wasted a few million.

IMHO it’s a better model. More games get created. No one loses out by having a franchise they have played for years denied to them because they own the wrong console.
Spotify passes 500M active users as operating losses deepen
Interesting. I also like the Apple TV+ content, but my list is completely different. I liked BlackBird, Invasion, Slow Horses, Servant, and Tehran...and mostly didn't like the ones on your list.
I, thankfully, don’t interact with council frequently. But the few times I do, I’ve never encountered a letter, even perfunctory like described in the article, that takes less than a few hours. You’ve got an hour conference call and then the drafting of letter and transmission.

This enters the “lawyer time” world where it seems crazy to you and me, but they will describe all the rules and customs that show exactly how this time is permissible. And they’ll bill you for the time that they describe it to you.

It’s not that they can’t send the letter for less than $1000. It’s that they don’t have to, and have no motivation or incentive to do so. And why would they? What’s their benefit for cutting costs? And the risk is they mess something up. Therefore, they spend an hour or two and bill the time.

This sucks, but what are you going to do? You could petition the EU to set a statutory level for damages and fix the remedy at that amount. Good luck with that.

I actually think that $1000 is them being nice as if it was RIAA they’d probably bring in 20 lawyers to review the letter and bill $20k.
On the other hand, if we could legally train AI with a large number of actual books, it might be a lot more useful. (And if the AI can cite sources, it might even drive book sales.)
Nice! I worked on a similar project in Ireland - https://www.ux-design-awards.com/winners/2022-1-376-rtv-esb-...
I have never used any bigco email address, and I have never encountered this.

I almost want to experience this, now, just so I can give them a hard time about it.
Which research do you believe indicates otherwise? Perhaps the difference you are seeing is in interpretation.
These interviewees want: "Trust me bro. I'M JUST A BAD TEST TAKER. I can't show my awesome skills to you right now because I'm terrified and I'm panicking. Just give me a chance, even though I've shown you nothing."

Interviewer: "Gosh darn it, you're hired!!"
It is entirely possible to test things under controlled trials to simulate real-world conditions. To use an analogy, we don't just test new medicines by putting them on the shelves and waiting for consumers to report side effects. We have strenuous trials first to give us baseline confidence in the product.
Tells you how many years I’ve been failing
That world you describe is a dystopia and it would probably be better for humanity to wink-out at that point. Then again, maybe by then we'll have bio-engineered ourselves to have a native port into VR working directly with our visual cortex. Then again, by the time we get to the point we need to be serious about getting out of the solar system (100 million years) we arguably wouldn't even be the same species as today - especially as we'll have been bioengineering ourselves for millions of years by that point.

Not that any of this solves the problem of humanity having nowhere to go. The trip is ultimately futile since the stars you're going to are also dying.
readlang already has that feature. Works someone different from this site, but might be what you need.
For me the decision of having to choose a server always made Mastodon a non-starter for me. Just requires too much activation energy to even get started.
Which costs? Externalities normally refer to parties not involved in the transaction, and the suppliers are involved in the transaction.
A focus on margins irrespective of industry leads to incorrect analysis. For example, look at Comcast, a company that truly operates as a monopoly/duopoly in most of its markets. It has an operating margin of 7.6%.

On the other hand, Exxon Mobil has an operating margin of nearly 20% despite selling an undifferentiated commodity in a market with many well-capitalized competitors. (They are not the only one: ConocoPhillips also sports an operating margin in the range of 20%.)

The particulars of a market often drive margins more than does the competition.
Shigeru Miyamoto is the real MVP.
Exactly. There's no better facsimilie for the sheer variety of public roads than, well, public roads. Tesla even has rigorous simulation in place for hostile situations that should never occur on public roads:

A good general overview from two minute papers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hkiTejoyms
Tesla's AI Day 2022 video, timestamped around labeling and simulation https://youtu.be/ODSJsviD_SU?t=6037
Oh! I thought about re-subscribing to The Economist. I was subscriber several years ago. I like their content and buy the paper version occasionally. You made me think again.

And yes, unluckily those toxic 1/3 being hostile to subscribers hurt everyone else. : (
Do you have a lot of experience with this? I have used GeForce Now to play Fortnite and other games for years and I think it works great. I’ve also used PS Now to play Bloodborne which is very sensitive to feel and timing and that works well too, it actually plays better there than it did on the original PS4.
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> Isn’t it fair/logical to assume that if giant mushrooms did over the earth that given the passing of considerable time they’ve likely evolved to a far more considerable state of intelligence/harmony than humans have.

No? Intelligence isn't needed for a stable evolutionary state to exist in an organism. You would have define what you mean by intelligence and then show evidence of that before it would be reasonable to make that assumption.
This extension seems rather interesting, but I suspect you may have harmed your brand more than you helped it by making the above post.
Severance’s story is good, but has a ton of garbage time, like many or most other streaming shows.

I just skip the middle few episodes and feel like I did not miss a beat.
Hasura has authz this (but ive only used it it toy situations) authn is jwt or custom integration https://hasura.io/docs/latest/auth/authorization/permissions...

Edit: roles via jwt token https://hasura.io/docs/latest/auth/authentication/jwt/
Yall need to calm your asses. It's just a comparison to other job
I'm also in the edtech sector, and we purposely offer our free trial without requiring an email or credit card, for this reason. This limits our ability to ensure that each person only does one trial though; for years, anyone could get unlimited free trials by uninstalling/reinstalliing. But it was better than the alternative, which you note!
1k Counterfeit AirPods Heading to Virginia Seized at Dulles Airport
adding financial motivation to killing cows will end up in more cows killed. how many cows are used for milk & meat is a money calculation
Palantir + LLM = Artificial Intelligence Platform
I hope that we can keep this technology under control, this seems pretty scary.

More info: https://www.palantir.com/platforms/aip/
Yet another unpopular move from the automaker that brings you such great hits as "No more CarPlay or Android Auto" and "Mandatory 3 year OnStar subscriptions on select high end vehicles"...
An armed bear trap in your garage almost automatically escalate the case from burglary/theft to a premediated murder.
Every week? you need to supply daily assignments at least. You can't learn much with just one study session per week. Maybe you can drop down to 5 days per week (weekends off), but the more you study the faster you will learn.
Because they have been doing such testing and assessing for longer than muliple entire human life times, and have had time to see the full and complete eventual results of past procedures and conjectures, good and bad.

Either early bloomers are not a thing, or they are accounted for and the tests and assessment are not as simple as you aparently imagine.
I’m a little disturbed that the “your first app” tutorial mentions changing security settings for deployment. From: https://neutralino.js.org/docs/getting-started/your-first-ne...

> If you are on Windows, you might get a blank white screen. The reason for this is, accessing localhost from a UWP context is disabled by default. Run the following command with administrative privileges on the command prompt to fix this.

> CheckNetIsolation.exe LoopbackExempt -a -n="Microsoft.Win32WebViewHost_cw5n1h2txyewy"

> You may include this in your Windows setup files (with the user's consent) because users also may get an empty white screen on Windows.

Can this be avoided?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure in this case it was a combination of having a 4ft parapet around the entire roof, and having basically never done an inspection. Not enough drains and they were all full of leaf matter.
They failed. A quarter was out because of faulty pipes and another quarter was out because of planned maintenance. France had to rely on its neighbors to keep its lights on, and became a net importer of electricity for the first time in decades. And I repeat during the biggest energy crisis in 50 years, which was the entire reason for their existence. Can't fail in a worse way.
You might want to rethink this approach. Your OpenAI key is clearly visible by running strings against the binary.
strings JamGPT | grep sk-u
You don’t have to have owned one but I don’t see how you can have a strongly held opinion on a product you haven’t at least experienced.
So, the best way save is to subscribe, try to unsubscribe, take the second, cheaper offer, and after the discount is done, try to unsubscribe again.
And ubiquitous FSD could easily make that number worse, not better.
I have yet to hear a cogent answer as to why this is a problem. I see so many alarmist articles that talk about this being the lead up to some sort of financial armageddon but are short on why or how. Can anyone please explain that to me?
Seems related: https://dcmag.fr/breve-un-depart-dincendie-dans-un-batiment-...
They don't offer a better service, they offer a cheaper service (because they run a worse offering without any content production costs) and they don't offer geographic restrictions (which are not the fault of the streaming service provider, we'd happily take global rights and occasionally we do).

I don't speak for my employer, but I think it would be great if we were able to get global rights and companies compete with each other for the best value product on the market. Until then, we'll still aim to be the best product on the market and by giving the lowest price we can, we'll capture more market share (no one I work with is greedy, even our finance folk).
ChatGPT uncertain about the future of cloud computing
> No one likes to check 20 different apps to talk to 20 slightly different groups of people

Then why do we have Linkedin, Twitter, Reddit, Youtube, Orkut, Whatsapp, Instagram, SnapChat, QQ, Facebook, Hackernews, Discord, and Stackoverflow?

What you say people don't want, is exactly what people already do.
I really wish YouTube allowed 1.10 playback speed. It’s just fast enough to save you some real time on long video series, but slow enough that you can still absorb difficult subjects. Even slow talkers become fast talkers on 1.25 speed.

1.10 is perfect for most audiobooks.
Thank you! People don't realize how much of a blip we are in Earth's long history, and trying to hold on to what we are used to i.e. conservatism, is actually the most unnatural thing to do.
Such trends are going to be combated by AI ad filters.
>>to stop making Windows 11 full STOP

W11 is utter trash (as I type this from W11 PC and when I mouse over to the left, it pulls up ads ... how can I block this at my router? anyone know the domains it pulls from. I need a blacklist of all MS ad domains.

Also, here was something that just happened this morning ;; I opened my machine, and I clicked on the firefox menu icon, and it fucking opened microsoft EDGE. It HIJACKED the firefox icon.

I had to reboot... and it added a fucking "search bing" thing to my menu bar... WHAT THE FUCK. I didnt set this up.

Why is W11 making ANY changes to my machine autonomously????????

https://i.imgur.com/F8jdaUH.png

https://i.imgur.com/mBos3Do.jpg
Feels a bit like old news. Seems like SPACs were always a pump-and-dump scheme for Chamath and his ilk.

Curious, have there been any successful SPAC stories. Literally every one I've seen crashed and burned nearly immediately after launch. Most recent one I'm aware of is Getaround in December - can't remember the last time I've seen a stock chart like that, or how that deal even happened in the first place.
As an American I think I and most of my fellow citizens would be better off if CEOs started getting tossed in jail.
It is a reasonable concern. That domain offers negative weight in the relative "truthiness" of reporting, since it is now open to contributors of very wide skill, variety, and reporting rigor. The Forbes name used to matter, but it's contributor model drags the perception of brand accuracy down.
Well. I mean. We all have different ways we learn. Are there youtube channels that HAVE worked for you?
My big concern with large companies is cross-selling. For the sake of argument, let's assume that Google rightfully won the Internet, Apple rightfully won smartphones, Microsoft rightfully (?) won operating systems, etc.

All of them tried, competition was hot, the market picked a winner.

But what's next is a market distortion. Google uses their front page to push Chrome over Firefox, Apple doesn't care to make any of their other devices (e.g. Watch, HomePod) interoperate with other platforms, Microsoft packs Windows with ads for Office 365, OneDrive, and so on. All of Big Tech is perpetually obsessed with owning platforms as opposed to products, because once you control a platform, it gives you the leverage/"moat" to continue profiting without the corresponding investment into competing fairly. Thriving competition would be to have to compete independently in each market, rather than winning one and then extending that win to other markets by tilting the playing field.

Activision Blizzard falls nicely into this category as it's explicitly designed to gain an edge over Sony in gaming. Cloud gaming or not, it's clear to everyone that the general idea is improve the standing of Xbox products and Windows PCs by using the leverage of CoD as an existing market winner. As opposed to making the platform compete on its own terms. That's a market distortion.

The fact that large companies put large amounts of resources into startups and developing new markets doesn't mean that they compete fairly, or that it's a better outcome for society/consumers than an alternative reality where each product by itself would compete on its own merits, and companies could win markets independently rather than having to sell to existing market leaders for extra leverage.
Take a sabbatical dawg. Or save up to take one. Being burnt out is no way to live, and is blinding you to your potential. You appear to have little to no professional confidence.
Is Asian flushing syndrome a disadvantage in the labor market?
China seems much more likely. Their government is far more competent and their institutions are far more solid. India has a lot going for it, english creating a natural alliance with the west is a huge one, but they've got a lot to improve before they can move past china. The demographics in china are an issue, but they'll still have around a billion people and the one child policy reversal is helping fix the issue.
Pando, the Heaviest Known Organism
So an independent studio would produce a show, put it on all the platforms and the platforms would pay based on views? Sounds like youtube. The current model works because producing a television show is way more complex than making an album, it is way too much risk for indie companies to absorb.
This is a bs argument. There’s a difference between having exclusives and buying up the producers of the worlds most popular cross platform games and making them exclusive.
Indeed. This sort of misanthropic talk is shockingly incoherent and absurd. For starters, demeaning human life automatically undermines the value of any life, even more drastically than how acceptance of infanticide undermines all human rights. The notion of sacrificing ourselves for "the planet" is pure nonsense.

Most of this talk is unthinking affectation and empty emotionalism, I suspect, something you might expect a mopey teenager to say, but it does betray some degree of viciousness. Envy and pride come to mind.
No other species has had this great of an impact on that many species. If we were wise and thoughtful, collectively we could both advance ourselves and allow the diversity to continue. So it's a shame we aren't.
Organic growth towards computing and digital does that. Time spent online is increasing, services are getting better, people are moving to the cloud from on-prem etc. etc.

It's not a zero sum game right now. The moment FAANGs are in a zero sum game trying to cannibalize each others' market shares I predict HN won't even have an argument around if tech firms are too big. That means tech has plateaued and has become a mature business like Coca cola or Kroger.
If the pictures have been integrated into the training data, then they have most definitely not been deleted: they are an integral part of the model IMHO. The only way to really delete them is to retrain the model, without the pictures.