skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nope! Just trial and error. Django is widespread enough and ChatGPT is good enough that it's very good at inferring what you need.

Try something like "Write a Django management command that does X with a model named Product" or "Write a Django view that shows all models named Card." It's generally smart enough to infer some of your model class names.
It shouldn't be and whoever decided it is should have that reversed.

"The Supreme Court extended First Amendment free speech protection to commercial speech in Virginia Citizens Consumer Council, Inc. (1976). The court held that commercial speech is protected by the First Amendment because it serves the public interest by providing information about products and services."

And since it became apparent that it's not the only thing it does, but also hurts people and leads to destruction of social and natural environment that decision should get reversed after 46 years. Especially since technology enabled us to have a single all encompassing catalog of products and services which customers can draw such information from whenever they request it instead of advertisements being shoved into their faces from all sources causing them psychological harm at no small cost to the economy.
Complicated problem. Some of the people who read this site, work day in and out to ensure that doesn't happen. When you're pay is connected with not solving a problem it's pretty hard to solve it.
They gave people beauty filters too.
“the future is the third world”
Samsung phones sadly intentionally gimp themselves and can't run GrapheneOS
Some of professional videos contain some valuable bits that I am after. And I simply don't let anyone else decide for me what I should and shouldn't watch.

> you are just "stealing" content and trying to excuse yourself for it by wishing it was something it isn't.

> The videos aren't put out for free

I don't even try to excuse myself if you call it 'stealing', instead I'll just agree, since from your point of view - me watching your videos with adblockers enabled basically makes me a thief of your potential profits (which isn't a direct loss, but a somewhat comparable thing).

Thing is (which many people that upvoted my previous post would probably disagree with) - I am not nice at all:

I don't care about your profits.

I don't owe you anything.

You want money for your videos? You are free to sell them! Don't upload them into public!

Oh, but you did? Well, I might watch them for free now with all my adblockers (if, I wish so), because that's now for me to decide. I might rewind your videos if I get bored or annoyed by some parts.

And I don't care what you think about it.

I just wanted to explain my position that your choices affect you and my choices affect me: you can't command me and I can't command you.

You chose to become a professional youtuber - go you!

I chose to be a pirate - yarrr! I might watch your content for free!

p.s.: another thought that entertains me: as you might have not noticed - you didn't pay me for reading my comment. Does this make you a hypocrite? [That's a joke, re-read my comments for free as many times as you like, I'm a hobbyist poster!]
This comment makes you patronisingly incorrecter.
It's the "too big to fail" scenario all over again.

Just like with too big to fail companies and banks, only half of the equation is being applied:

CPU industry wants to start using risky design techniques to get an edge on the competition? Who are we to tell them no? it's a free market.

CPU industry can't afford to replace the defects that came about from their risky choices? They are too big and important to be held accountable.
says the guy that probably has one open role at any given time and zero quantitative possibility of explaining the rejections

Nobody knows that your random opinionated gatekeeping downrakes …. being prepared for an interview?

I would much rather see the recordings than listen to you
bundle Nano _with the OS_, which Apple can't do with GPLv3 software

they could. they just don't want to
"landlords have 30 days to return the security deposit with any deductions listed. Failure to do so results in the landlord owing the tenant double the original amount with no deductions." I printed that out, highlighted the relevant section,... "

Young jedi. You mail this AFTER 30 days and get the money.
My university got a bunch of SGI Indy's for cheap as a marketing ploy by the importer, and everyone could log in to all the machines. It became a lot of peoples first experience of the privacy implications of webcams (they had them built in) and taught a lot of people the value of paying attention to the privacy covers.
'Some amount of pressure or coercion' is still rape; no matter how you use language to minimise it, it adds an amount of 'non-' to the 'consenual'.
Coronation: Public invited to swear allegiance to King Charles
It wouldn't be any of those things, and wouldn't work. Those of us most concerned about disinformation campaigns are not easily fooled.
I studied Human Geography in my undergrad. Our prof predicted a social media crash would be around 2050 due to declining global population. However, I think this crash is coming quicker than we thought in 2012.

The digital twin isn’t in real time, only near real time with some lag.
Leftists argue your mindset is a symptom of the toxic mantras of neoliberalism. It's basically a Protestant work ethic: Highly individualistic, and little sense of commonality or cooperation.

Thats the reasonable argument against your ethics, in that a community or team can do things that are impossible for any individual. It's absolutely true, and can't be refuted.

But that's also the trap that modern society is falling into. We do not operate in nuance. We *could* combine ethics such as yours with community efforts and empower everyone, but instead we're trying to squash individuality, and enforce toxic mantras of community!

The modern left eschews nuance and reacts with self-destructive vengeance, and that's the core problem with their politics. They equate liberals with neoliberals, neoliberals with conservatives, conservatives with Nazis, and Nazis with the boogeyman.

To them the individual is absolute evil. So, I think the best thing to do is attempt to assuage their fears: show them that individuals can work together to improve society for everyone, without destroying individual values.
Been following hearing regen news for some time.

There's been some recent failed drugs in this space notably recently FREQ Fx-322. That also showed efficacy in mice and reached phase 2 before being dropped.

Hearing is a complicated issue, there's many connections that need to be made for hearing to work even besides the brains ability to relearn and regonize said signals.

Good news but we've been here before.
Paywalled, can't access
This is more or less how I started to administer the unix cluster at my uni in 1993 as a student.

I wrote a fake su program that woul d impersonate the real one, asked the admin to help with something, got the root password and went to them to tell them the password a few days later.

And offered my help in exchange of a seat at their shared office and my own workstation. They were glad to get someone because unix was new to them (they were using Novell). It was new to me too but I learned a huge amount of things that were actually bootstrap my IT career after my PhD.
Libre if you have money and by extension the opposite of gratis; and even then, in the US there are limits on what can be legally said in an advert.

https://truthinadvertising.org/resource/federal-laws-governi...

(Although, IANAL, so I can't tell if that page is an accurate summary or if it's the legal equivalent of someone ranting about why the CEO of Facebook can't stop naughty pictures showing up in Google search results…)
Computer modelling also helped in optimising airflow in and out of the combustion chamber.
Gas is rare and expensive in NZ, I knew very few people who had it. In NYC every house does. My clothes dryer runs off gas. It’s dirt cheap.
The original 'Marlboro Man' has died at 90. Bob Norris himself never smoked
That's not an insurmountable problem, it just costs more money to deal with. People have been building structures below the water table for hundreds of years using cofferdams and caissons. Very realistic, just a bit pricey.
Seems that way to me.

I looked this up and Massachusetts is actually extremely strange that they count "last months rent" separate from "security deposit." In my state any money required to be collected past the first month's rent is legally considered a security deposit and required to be treated as one and subject to legal limits on security deposits. Which makes sense.

It's logical not to bother with the requirements of an extra security deposit if you can go ahead and collect two months rent up front without calling the extra a deposit. In my state the standard is also to collect two months rent up front - because the standard security deposit is a month's rent.
Summary of what you said: might is right, cliched but profound.
Gas heats large thin pans unevenly too.
Personally, I engage with hacker news for the content, not the people. It's the thoughts, opinions, narrations, and arguments that I enjoy consuming and contributing to.

How would my position in this argument be any less valuable if it turned out that I automated it with the help of a text generator?
In Boca Chica, underground water is too high AFAIK. Any trench system would risk being flooded.
I saw some big fights about Infra guys insisting on enabling their mitigations for every device, including the most latency sensitive ones running only in-house software.
As far as sled dogs go, the reverse is true. I own sled dog type Huskies and they are the same size as Togo/Balto and one has the same Agouti style fur.

Togo was only 48lbs and you can see from the photos of both Togo’s team and modern sled teams that they’re short and stout.

https://www.historyvshollywood.com/reelfaces/togo/

https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/siberian-husky/

Modern tuxedo colored non-AKC Huskies are a good head taller than my dogs and about 20lbs heavier. My dogs tend to be the smallest Huskies at the dog park. There’s probably a bit of Malamute involved in breeding to add height and reinforce the tuxedo markings.
Pack it in, pack it out.

Still waiting to see if we find Voyager 1.

¡Vamos!
> what electric stove will their apartment have, resistance or induction

I'd assume nobody would install a resistance stove in a new apartment (since this only applies to those)
Frame pointers are making a resurgence for use cases where you want to unwind the stack really quickly, and Dwarf based options are too slow.
As compared to others, my tech seems a lot less revolutionary, but I do like it. It's my own blog, https://www.anshumankumar.dev/, which I wrote using Angular (with Scully) and using Strapi as a headless CMS, which I read about extensively from some folks on this site. Prior to that I had a Wordpress blog, which a cancer due to the number of ads they added on it.

There is a lot of stuff I am working on it and I am planning a port to using Gatsby instead.

Would appreciate if anyone has feedback.

Also, I wrote a bot that notifies me of stock price changes for stocks that I subscribe to on Telegram. I haven't fixed it as the code has had some issues recently and I plan to work on fixing it once I have the time.
The main problem isn't Starship with its six measly engines on a lower-gravity celestial body (e.g. faster lift-off).

The main problem is the Super Heavy booster, tearing the ground apart with 33 engines at full thrust while struggling against 1 g downwards. This is a very Earth-specific phenomenon, because of our relatively high gravity. You can easily do a Single Stage to Orbit launch with just Starship on Moon, Mars, Europa etc. It is very likely that Super Heavy boosters will never leave the Earth.
How about ratethetenant.com - I can imagine many property owners paying heavy $$$ for such rating.
I don't think "survive" is the right word. There are so many fields where orgs have tried and failed to replace Fortran. Maybe they have not tried as hard as they could, but the conversation was there. Why would they suddenly want to get this done, no expenses spared?
> If you buy a home and want it to have a gas stove, why is it the state government's place to say that you can't do so, for your own health?

This is the wrong question to be made. You should ask what should be the safety standards you need to adhere to ensure health risks are mitigated.

The reason why this sort of thing must at all times be regulated, without any exception, is that the personal interest of a corporation investing in real estate by selling it off right away are not aligned with the interests of those who actually have to be exposed to the health risks created by said corporation.

To put it more broadly, just because you are ok with your home causing health problems to its occupants, that doesn't grant you the right to subject everyone around you to them, or even whoever will live in that house after you live.

To make it clear, let's consider doors. You might feel you have no use for a wide corridor and you're ok with custom narrow, submarine like doorways. Except that a wheelchair or a stretcher can't go through. Therefore thanks to your shortsighted and ignorant "why should the government tell me how to be safe" point of view, you needlessly screw over your future self and/or everyone that may possibly live there.

Regulation is not a conspiracy. Regulation reflects hard lessons learned with pain and suffering, and ensures that easily avoidable problems can be avoided easily. We learned lessons from fires and mobility constraints, and thus we have regulation ensuring each and every utility in your home is safe. Instead of having to reinvent the wheel each time anyone needs to build something, we only need to check what's the regulation and what are the constraints.

Air quality is starting to be noticed as a major health problem, specially with higher occupation densities, and thus we have safety lessons that need to be learned to avoid these issues. And no clueless naive spur of the moment bootstrappy individual has a clue about them. Hence the need to impose regulation, because these arrogant morons think they know best when they know nothing. I mean, does it make sense to risk our health just because an amateur didn't even wanted to bother doing his homework?
When I say parents, I mean precisely the people who should be regulating these things and dealing with the corporations.

Parents are the adults in society, so if they're not doing anything about it then no one is.
Look around you and observe your friends, family, colleagues, or a significant other, but really: any adults. This is not only affecting "teen girls", and certainly not only US people.

We need more research on this without "teen girls" in the clickbait titles. This affects everyone. It affected the person of my romantic interest and I had to break up at the end.

This affects 30+ year old men too. Don't dismiss it.

Besides research we need solutions. We need advice on how to approach this topic. We need to find a way to be able to help those who want it.
It will be interesting to see what happens when Elon turns Twitter into a payment platform.

It's already basically a platform here in Japan for women to advertise their services and arrange encounters with older men... just need to use one's imagination.

All that's left is to monetize the depressed crazies that make up the remainder of the userbase.
I find a flaw with your argument. The question is not "are the major gas appliances the primary drivers for household emissions". That seems true and obvious. It is "does replacing them with electrical versions lower total emissions"?

Meanwhile, you seem to be using different definitions of household emissions. Your first source about 95% seems to be talking about direct emissions, ignoring the impact of electricity generation. Your second source about the size of the problem (20%) seems to include electric production.
You just pointed out that people have multiple reasons for things. Very astute.
Question was:

>Have you ever been physically forced to have sexual intercourse when you did not want to?
You may or may not believe that AGI is possible or a good idea, but by your arguments, it's clear that you're simply refusing to engage with the topic and scenario presented, which is deeply unhelpful at best.
It stood for "Waterloo FORTRAN IV" which makes more sense. Well, you know what I mean.

I used it professionally for years in the 1980s. It wasn't just a teaching language.
Neither Julia nor Matlab are great production languages. They are both fine if you just have some math you want to run to get some results. But... Julia changes and breaks core functionality regularly in pretty much everything from the language itself to the packages you use. Matlab although is more stable, has other detriments. It's closed source, it's not really designed to be a systems language, sometimes it's not fast enough, etc.

In my mind, fortran will always be hard to replace especially if there is sizeable legacy code. A lot of people don't realize it, but fortran is kind of like sql. It's old, backed by a lot of theory, and delivered on it's promises for years. That makes challengers job really really hard.
We have rules and regulation on what we can physically eat (eg. most psychedelics drugs are illegal, maybe rightly so, I'm not contesting the validity of that, but just stating they exists) so why don't we have rules for mental food?

It baffles me that I cannot eat some spices from Asia just because for most local people is kinda indigestible or not good, basically destroying the market for that kind of spice. Yet, we can allow big corps to produce shitty social media apps without any rules.

There should be an FDA for mental things.
Yup it was really lo-res - it was the 70s the cold war was in full force - those screens were being put together by what at the time was called a 'super computer' probably not as powerful as your phone
I agree with your bicycle thesis, with the caveat that if you are way, way out in the country, where traffic is ever so light, and you can hear the lone cars that pass coming a mile away, yeah, you can have a great time safely on a bicycle. Anywhere near population density though, I would think twice about it.

I rode a lot in the inner city for years, but despite the fact that it's looked down on by the local authorities, I'd just travel on the sidewalks with my "mountain" bike. In the rare case in which I'd encounter a pedestrian, I'd simply veer out of the way or halt and let them pass. Sharing the road with motor vehicles on a bicycle in the U.S.? I wouldn't do it. It's just not safe. Copenhagen it's not.
> the questions regarding rape have been phrased to be incredibly broad

If forced sexual intercourse does not fit your definition of rape, perhaps that's what's being too narrow?
I wrote a node/browser OS to serve as a peer to peer command and control and file system agent.
MATLAB is basically a REPL over a collection of old-school Fortran libraries. So it is far from an alternative to Fortran.

See the HOPL history for the background of MATLAB: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3386331

EDIT: fixed paper link
Yes it has, since Christians would consider older books and books written by people connected to the apostles to be more authoritative than younger books and books authored by people with no such connections. That claim that "bible organizers cherry-picked" anything is a falsehood that you likely heard of because of the book The Da Vinci Code.
This is just yet another politeness law, adding some more words we shouldn't use. There is a useful message though: make writing clear and unadorned.
While I think the Apple performance part is probably valid, you're still proving my point.

You absolutely did not have to throw anything away now, you wanted a new toy.

Windows 10 is still supported until November 2025, 2 and a half years from now.
Like a lot of these efforts, I suspect it will start off OK, but rapidly dissolve into either a protection racket, or a gossipy, unreliable, junk drawer of hate.

The Internet shows what happens, when we don't have to be accountable for our words. Inside of almost every one of us, is a monster, waiting to burst forth, once we know the guardrails have been removed.

But the other side of the coin, is that people can be punished and silenced for legitimate concerns.

"Landlords" are, increasingly, changing from the little old lady, renting out her cottage, to huge conglomerate corporations, with the means and the desire to silence critics.

In the aggregate, we're probably better off without these types of sites, and encouraging remedy through "proper channels," which is a hard sell, as these large corporations are pretty good at owning the channels.
“Sad by design” as Geert Lovink puts it.

https://www.plutobooks.com/9780745339344/sad-by-design/

https://thinkbelt.org/shows/interstitial/sad-by-design-geert...

https://youtu.be/7LDb21An-Ag
these fragments i have shored against my ruins…
There's a good chance if you learned the math, and work in a field requiring HPC you've seen and interacted with fortran directly anyways
In my opinion the improved code quality and bounds checking you can get with VLAs are worth it. Yes, the an attacker should not control the size and one should use -fstack-clash-protection and when the stack size is limited you should think twice (but vla can also reduce stack size if the alternative is a fixed size array on stack with larger fixed upper bound).
Ask a friend for help :)
All the Ways Airbnb Hosts Deceive You
To the doubters replying to this comment I have to say, anecdotally, those stats check out with the people in my life. It’s a lot more common than you think. And no, I’m not talking about people who have sex and then regret it.
WizardLM
Yes you can. You can even connect a usb hub and plug Ethernet there along with other needs like storage.
Judging someone by their current behaviour is not bigotry. As I said, they have the option of taking abuse complaints seriously, but they haven't for a really long time now.
Show HN: What The Element? Learn the name of chemical elements
Hello HN!

I am sharing with you my first newbie project.

You basically click on a chemical symbol and try to guess the name. You can play in English or French.

I made it in a week during a bootcamp I am attending. It's not perfect but I tried my best.

I am looking forward to some feedback or code review to improve upon it :)

Enjoy
Life-changing books from my reading list. Who are hiring. Internal workings of Flutter Text. 10 practical uses of ChatGPT. Soft skills for developers. Memes on Twitter Algorithm repo, and much more.
> was neither fish nor foul, as the saying goes.

So close.
Employers and landlords are authorities in that they legally have rights to something a person needs: housing and income/healthcare. A landlord or employer can choose to withhold those things(maybe with some extra steps like an eviction, or a layoff, but still).
Reminder of the Lindy effect:

> The Lindy effect (also known as Lindy's Law[1]) is a theorized phenomenon by which the future life expectancy of some non-perishable things, like a technology or an idea, is proportional to their current age. Thus, the Lindy effect proposes the longer a period something has survived to exist or be used in the present, the longer its remaining life expectancy.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
Intel and Portland compilers are excellent, nVidia having some home ground advantage in optimising. If I needed to run CUDA from Fortran it would be very straightforward.

Fortran is better at arrays than C++ and most other languages, which makes it better on GPUs too.
cool project!

Some of the screenshots in your post aren't working however