skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you look closely, you'll see that at its core, this is just another Luddite argument.

While it's true that a centrally planned economy may not ultimately have the same variety of goods, it's important to understand that a planned economy is not optimizing for that, and that parts of a regular economy (especially parts concerning national defense security and energy security) are already very highly planned)

> It is a fool’s errand to try and plan an economy, and those who think they can, or believe they are currently doing so in any meaningful way, are mistaken.

So were the people who thought cars couldn't be faster than horses or that computers couldn't beat humans at chess or generate deceptive but believable text output at a level of a 10-year old.
Israel is definitely not typical, and is known to deny people entry more often than most countries (at least most "allied with the West", "free" countries), and also known to specifically ask for access to email and social media at the border sometimes.

So that does seem like one to especially log out of any personal accounts for.

But then... if they realize they don't have access to your usual personal accounts, they may deny you entry for THAT, so....

https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/06/defending-privacy-isra...
https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/centre-blocks-14-mobi...
?? Is it more difficult than just telling the teachers you're doing it? Give them a bit of notice, get the homework in advance, what are they going to say?
Probably, but it is a reality that whatever illusion of protection from search and seizure US citizens benefit from is thrown out the window when you try and renter the country. That’s how federal agencies have caught many criminals without a search warrant.
The parallels with today's banking problems are eerie. Instead of "savings and loan" community banks that loaded up on risky high-yield bonds that could not be repaid in full, today we have local and regional banks that have loaded up on (a) loans to office buildings that cannot be repaid in full, and (b) long-term treasury and agency bonds whose present value has declined well below par due to rising long-term interest rates. The clock is ticking.
Take a look at MultiCraft, a fork. I paid (less than a dollar) for the mobile version, but my understanding is that you can compile the repo code and get a runnable version yourself (whether for PC or Android). It's on Github.
I had an RC dragonfly years ago that I bought on deep discount but it couldn’t tolerate the slightest amount of wind so the only place I could fly it was Cornell’s Barton Hall. Would be fun to have an RC ornithopter that really works!
Perhaps young people in the US, UK, and Canada understand that elites will only settle for “a simple European-style welfare state with universal healthcare” with the explicit threat of Communism? Historically, that seems to have been the case.
I don't like YouTubers, I don't like celebrities, I don't like personifying LLMs. Any parasocial relationship is toxic and to be avoided.

I've had an LLM tell me that suicide seemed logical when recounting a low point in my life to it where I'd previously considered it after several people around me of vastly different ages and backgrounds had killed themselves following a shared trauma. These things aren't conditional logic and can fail in all kinds of bizarre and spectacular ways, they're no substitute for an actual human being trained to handle these kinds of delicate things.

What one patient calls x, another person will call y. And when discussing the human mind, trauma et al, especially when things happened, especially over the course of months or years, an LLM simply isn't going to be able to compete with a human being. Equally, physical tells are important too. A therapist might ask a patient if they take drugs, the patient may claim they don't, but the track marks, tone, body language and overall behaviour might tell the therapist something important that they won't even necessarily convey to their patient, but keep in mind.

Wishing you well, stranger. I hope you eat something good today and find something intellectually stimulating to amuse yourself with, even temporarily, and hopefully discover something new and positive before bed.
Partly true. The FDIC guarantees account holders to $250k, but they are also responsible for unwinding the failed bank and returning that money to account holders. Because SVBs problems were primarily liquidity-induced, the FDIC was certain they could make account holders whole from the funds available after unwinding.
you don't have to have arcing in the device. Coronal discharge is the normal way to create ozone.
The point of good randomness is to keep other people from just directly draining your funds by breaking your key. That has nothing to do with any data held by Ledger, since they never see your key.

The data leaks don't affect that, though they're still a serious problem since they exposed customers to different sorts of attacks.
No. "Divorce rate" implies it's the rate of failed marriages to existing marriages. Instead it is the rate of new divorces to new marriages:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/numero+de+divorcios+por+100+...

Which is down from the peak and is an obvious inverse of the marriage rate:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/taxa+de+nupcialidade-530

which is at an all-time low. The number of divorces has been decreasing for 24 years:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/divorcios-323

And the only thing this 94% statistic represents is the decrease in marriages.
https://archive.is/5bGPU
Emoji on HN?
In the same way your average person doesn't care about privacy, they don't care about Elon Musk's shenanigans. Twitter is not failing in the way his detractors continue to hope.

Bluesky will never gain any more traction than Rumble, Truth, Gab, or Mastadon. It will fade into obscurity before even launching just like Clubhouse. Because offering the same exact service, with seemingly no visible changes, does not matter to most people.
> greater than the sum of the inputs

Oh please, they get to rob workers of necessities of life and capitalize on their pity wages. Take a look at Walmart employees on food stamps and talk about producing value equal to more than the sum of the parts; the government is subsidizing their food.
Jesus yes.
Lots of people borrowed that from the Bible, but AFAICT Marx isn’t one of them (Lenin is, but even as much as Leninists like to pretend Leninism is Marxism, even they don’t pretend Marx and Lenin are literally the same person.)
I’m just worried we will give a super silly name to the planet of our future overlords
> International law is the best example of that.

The best example is what's happening in your own back yard. And there are plenty of examples there.
Author here. Sounds like you and I agree that algo-generated recommendations of content are different from actual content itself. But the point of the article (and title) is that the plaintiffs in this case argue that each time YT generates recommendations, they're making new content that YT can be liable for.

I'm mostly just recapping what was said by each side at oral argument and the potential dramatic consequences if SCOTUS finds fully for Gonzalez -- not sure I follow where you're seeing bias.
In my case, I like the physical representation, but sometimes I only have my phone on me when I think of something. And sometimes at night I don't want to turn on a light to write something down.

edit: Also, my handwriting is horrible.
There's only one Frontend Engineer position listed in your careers page. If one wanted to be considered for the Compilers Scala Engineer position do we apply to the Frontend position or is the compiler position no longer available?
Is a 10 year vesting period normal?
This is in Portuguese but will allow you to see the statistics since 1960.

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/numero+de+divorcios+por+100+...

The explosion started in the economic crisis of the 2002. It is also by coincidence the date of introduction of the EURO in Portugal. Led to one of the biggest economic crisis, since the country wanted to be part of club of rich countries, with no economic arguments to sustain itself on such a club.

China and the US regularly engaged in the last few years, in currency manipulation to increase their economy competitiveness. The Portuguese
intelligentsia of the time, decided instead the country would be a modern Wakanda.

The consensus of some local commentators, is that is caused by economic stresses on families. Also explains the incredibly low birth rate.

https://rr.sapo.pt/artigo/henrique-raposo/2022/01/24/casados...

https://rr.sapo.pt/noticia/pais/2022/05/14/pequenas-e-com-me...
20 + 10 = one full calendar month (that's 6 business weeks) of work.

You're asking for more than six weeks per year where you can just get paid for not working. Sure, there's plenty of holistic value-add to being a well rested, happy employee, but if the difference for your happiness and well-being is somewhere above having six weeks of paid vacation (plus assumed sick days as needed for actual sicknesses) and getting paid for doing nothing. . . what's that quantitative number, and how did you arrive there?

If your job is so stressful that the aforementioned six weeks plus sick days is not enough vacation for you to recuperate, you're likely underpaid, in the wrong field, or something else is driving your discontent. I'd suggest using your PTO to do some introspection and accounting for where those capacities may be needing some care.
That is the title which is seen on the posted URL from Krita website. Standards for submitting to HN is not to alter the title.
> The problem is that we are nowhere near such a thing.

How are you certain of this?
That's not what this statistic is. Instead it is the rate of new divorces to new marriages:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/numero+de+divorcios+por+100+...

Which is down from the peak and is an obvious inverse of the marriage rate:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/taxa+de+nupcialidade-530

which is at an all-time low. The number of divorces has bee decreasing for 24 years:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/divorcios-323

And the only thing this 94% statistic represents is the decrease in marriages.
I don't know where you're getting your information, but there is absolutely not an expectation to divulge passwords for online accounts upon re-entry to the US.
Correct, I was responding to OP but it was Lenin.
I make comics and I am pretty sure that a feature set suitable for making word balloons is going to be very much a superset of what you need to annotate screenshots.

Annotation: pick a font/size/color and pick a place to start typing, or drag out a larger, rectangular text box and start typing.

Comics: also those text boxes might need to be ovals/rectangles/some absolutely crazy shape that fits the needs of the page, it's nice to automatically draw a balloon for them too, manage font/size/color across multiple text boxes on multiple pages, and then there's sound effects that start out as a cool font and get pushed around...

I may be biased by working in Illustrator, which has a very mature set of text tools. I hear that Clip/Manga Studio's text tools were barely functional for an embarassing number of years and there sure are a lot of comics people I know who love it despite that.
To add an example a hardware keylogger would still capture keystrokes in your USB boot OS.
I'm as homophobic as the next backed-up, jizz-addled American. What I don't do is couch my squeamishness with a bullshit "due respect" clause.
I recommend you study up on the notion of "proceduralism".

Codified systems are mutually exclusive with any amount of "agency". Agency is required for beliefs to exist.

Ipso facto blah blah blah you're just gonna keep believing some self-serving bullshit so whatever.
Yep. Contrary to most expressed beliefs human affairs are usually very simple and basic things.

We are not nearly as complex and intricate as we think we are. At least in bulk.
As long as the relationship with the employer is fine, none.
I think they're giving us the benefit of the doubt that we know what a store is for and have already sufficiently considered what can be accomplished in one.
I remember this, IIRC one of the Bush Brothers almost got arrested for what he did. But his farther was president at the time, so no arrest. I forgot the details.
As the article isn't about that, we've changed the title to the subtitle to avoid misunderstanding.
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Ultimately the point of a hardware wallet is to connect it to a blockchain somehow, without losing security.
It’s not questionable if you’re hedging appropriately to provide liquidity.
I do. Ask your questions.

And please post the results of `dig -t AAAA ipv4only.arpa @$DNS` with $DNS being each of the DNS servers from your ISP:

"Using draft-ietf-behave-nat64-discovery-heuristic, the CLAT discovers the Pref64/n. The CLAT component sends an AAAA query to the DNS64 for the well-known IPv4-only name “ipv4only.arpa”. The Pref64/n is derived from the received AAAA response. The CLAT determines the used address format by searching the received IPv6 addresses for the well-known IPv4 addresses (192.0.0.170 or 192.0.0.171)."

Some ISP provide different pairs of AAAA depending on which of their DNS server you ask (maybe for round-robin load balancing?)
It is a statistical artifact. "Divorce rate" implies it's the rate of failed marriages to existing marriages. Instead it is the rate of new divorces to new marriages:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/numero+de+divorcios+por+100+...

Which is down from the peak and is an obvious inverse of the marriage rate:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/taxa+de+nupcialidade-530

which is at an all-time low. The number of divorces has been decreasing for 24 years:

https://www.pordata.pt/portugal/divorcios-323

And the only thing this 94% statistic represents is the decrease in marriages.
As flawed as the US economy is, at least there is still something resembling a market price for basics like a loaf of bread. Yes, you can claim that the USSR wasn't the socialist ideal, however moving further from that claimed ideal results in a more productive economy. To the extent that the west is increasingly centrally planned, it has become relatively less productive.
And a good manager, which supports your out-of-box thinking to work around bureaucratic limits, functions as a leader of the resistance.
Right. The code converts all expressions into $N-parameters. However Postgres does not support parameters in all locations, eg. this would fail:

import { tableName } from "../shared"
sql`SELECT * FROM ${tableName} WHERE id=${formData.get('id')}`

The @vercel/postgres package needs a big disclaimer that it works very differently from node-postgres and what is and is not allowed.
Thanks for sharing your experience.

Somehow makes me think for this web stuff just use a well established glue language / toolkit with a huge and thriving community, e.g. like you mentioned RoR, Flask or even Laravel ;) - which lets you focus more on building your solution for your business problem.

And for certain things where it's niche, e.g. you need real time with hundreds of thousands of nodes, self healing etc features, use Elixir with BEAM.
Perhaps. But for the rest of us celebrating the genie and doubting its capacity for harm, maybe the scientist's opinion is worth listening to?
> "actual alignment (as measured by the linguistic overlap in the concepts and words they listed) was, on average, just 23% — two to three times lower than perceived alignment."

Remind me to say the same words as my boss, to keep my alignment metrics up.
When you consider the % of people globally, or even country by country, most just need a safe place to keep their money to participate in institutions. Most don't have enough money to place bets on the stock market.

When most folks(US and China) don't have spare cash to bet with, safe retail banking is incredibly important. In the US, tons of service workers take their paycheck with cashapp because so many retail offerings for low earners are notorious sharks with punishing overdraft fees and account minimums.

If people in a society are required to participate in an institution, there should be options for people that are not profit motivated. Anything profit motivated will also be motivated by increased profit which in turn will cannibalize their userbase when rate of profit declines, which almost always sends many people into the woodchipper until it is corrected. This should not be the default.
As a US citizen you cannot be denied entry into the united states. Your thought process around this does appear to be highly irrational and likely based on movies and television. This fear absolutely should not keep you from enjoying international travel.
The prices during German school holiday suddenly increase to absurd levels. Flights get 2-3x more expensive, rental cars and accommodation at least two times more. Workarounds are to go to some awkward countries or just pick less popular places to get there by car.
This seems to suggest you are paying well above average: https://www.fastfoodmenuprices.com/subway-prices/
Yes, static binaries would require a different hack.
I think something like the tampering feature of strace or a kprobe to intercept the syscall would work.
That and there was a bank run that started on some random Discord server.
Yep, and in my experience they just toss everything in the trash anyways.
Both the configuration option and environment variable for its anonymous telemetry are documented. It's not hidden.
Reference to the late Terry Davis' first of two favored adjectives for CIA operatives.
what does 'more operationally friendly' mean? TIA
It would be satirizing "race consciousness" by highlighting parallels between it and traditional right-wing racism as embodied by Hitler in this case. I'm not necessarily endorsing that interpretation, but it is a common point made by critics of left-wing identity politics.
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> I think anyone would be grumpy if they didn't get what they wanted

Only if you are a child. One thing is that Microsoft leadership does not like the situation the other one is to insult the UK and lash out. That is a sign of entitlement and a very destructive way of looking at the rule of law.
I grew up in the US in the 90s and 00s and I took a week off here and there during the school year with no issue. Less so in high school, but I do not recall anyone caring in elementary school. I remember other kids doing the same, and the teacher would just assign the classwork that was scheduled to be done during that week and you were expected to learn it while not in school.
Whether or not it's true I don't know, but your claim that it doesn't exist because they didn't tell you is ignorant.

IF they were doing this they're not going to explicitly tell you they are because it's a massive lawsuit waiting to happen.

What they are doing though is putting in laws, regulations, and culture pressure that incentivize them not to hire white males, or at least hire less of them. That's objectively true.
I'd have preferred a name from classical roman/greek religion to keep the theme going, but Quaoar is still a mythical name so at least it partially fits the theme. But why should rings matter?
Thank you, I couldn't find where it was defined in the article.
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A hot topic. Related recent discussions on active-by-default telemetry:

Dropbox telemetry can't be disabled (4 days ago, 241 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35724939

1Password to Add Telemetry (7 days ago, 342 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35691383

Telemetry in Front-End Tools (26 days ago, 141 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35458974

Go claims telemetry objectors arguing in bad faith and violating Code of Conduct (77 days ago, 337 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34771472

Transparent telemetry for open-source projects (82 days ago, 305 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34707583

p.s. The story I first thought of when I saw your reply was the Golang discussion, aka "Transparent telemetry" above.
Kant would like a word.
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It does. The problem is, how to find a sufficiently good 464xlat implementation for Linux. I know two: jool (which requires a custom kernel module) and clatd (where I had to report a bug for such an obvious wrong as a deadlock during boot - thankfully fixed now).
Actually there are two blue ones and two red ones! So you can keep the colour you like and still switch to a competitor! All you have to do is book an appointment in advance to go in person to a branch between 9 and 5pm on a work day to close your account.
NYPD asks people to put Apple AirTags in their cars to help find stolen vehicles
> Bring back the days of having a small shelf of 5-10 books that contained 99% of what you needed

Before the internet could pose a challenge to my bookshelf, I had over fifty that I referred to fairly regularly (my office library had about 100, my total library several hundred), ~5 of those covered 80% of what I needed for a given project, but which 5 those were changed from project to project.