skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes every relationship has a good point and a bad point. There was a time when Pakistan (my neighbouring country) had the best of relations with US. Lasting almost 5 decades. Even allowed US to setup military base so US could fight it's War on Terror. Now they curse US every other day.

It is not a question of whether you are more comfortable living under Russian control or US "partnership". Eventually, in the long run, relationships of this kind sour inevitably. Because there will always be divergence in interests. The moment that happens you will feel "stuck" with someone you don't want anymore but can't do anything about it. Colonization comes in various forms. Setting up military bases is one of them. This bonhomie is good as long as relationship between your country and US is good. What will you do if it turns sour in the future? No one can predict the future. Who would have predicted splitting of Germany? Who would have predicted collapse of Soviet Union? You talk of Europe as if it is one entity "sharing values" with USA. A quick look into European history and you'll see it was always engaged in Wars not just with the entire World but with each other. It's not even 80 years since Nazi Germany came attacking most European countries. Don't forget your history and think everything will be hunky dory going forward. This sort of myopic view is what causes one to become complacent and ultimately end up colonized.

If Europe is so United in its values why was there even a Brexit in the first place? If Europe could not keep the Brits within its own fold you are thinking you can keep America permanently within the fold? US is not there to help you out. It's there only for its own interests. It just so happens that at this moment in time your interests align. That's all.
No worries, I was wondering if we were being A/B tested!
I also got a good chuckle out of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)
I actually do expect a lot of printer papers to be fine. But typical notebook paper turns the lines into a mess.
A few people have said that the response to inflation will be price controls eventually. Reviewing this article and comment section has convinced me that it is politically possible. Perhaps it’s a good time to remind people that inflation has happened many times in human history, as has price controls, and that the outcome will be shortages.
You can pack fewer of them into a page, which means more disk IO for things like index scans.
I’ve been looking for the same to no avail. I’d buy one for my MacBook in an instant but the only things available in Germany are bulky hotspot devices with built-in batteries for 300-700€.
AFAIK, the USB internet dongles went out of fashion. Now people usually use hotspot from phone or you can use USB tethering if you dont want to make your phone hotspot.
Everything in the universe must by definition be rational. Chemical reactions always happen a certain way, physics always works a certain way, numbers add up the same every time.

If something seems irrational, that's because there are rational things layered on top of one another in a way that creates a misapprehension in a partially-informed observer.
Many people claim the Internet is broken. But is it? While it technically still works, there is a lot of truth to the claim. Let’s look into what it means. Usually the main arguments for the claim are a monopolized Internet in the hands of a few large corporations. Inventions like Web3, Blockchain and other decentralized solutions aim to put the Internet “back into the hands of the people”.
How to Query Your Database with ChatGPT: Memgraph Edition
It flatly refuses to generate code (I can't do that yet).
This relies on the assumption (possibly correct but I don't think definitively established) that a multi-polar world where e.g. China enjoys a similar status to the US would result in them imposing their own values on the world in a similar manner to how the US has done or deposing distant governments. So far China's interactions with the world outside its immediate vicinity (Taiwan, India, SCS countries) have largely been of an economic nature rather than the more bomb-dropping and CIA-flavoured approach the US has taken. So I don't think that the United States' relative loss of power necessarily means a worse world for those outside the US (again, excluding China's immediate neighbours).
A list I built once of such options for commands: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/3164#issueco... You are right, very little consistency :-(

In some cases you really need the \0 delimiters for safety, but a large portion of safe scripting in shells is merely about handling arrays of strings, without joining nor splitting them on whitespace. bash does have arrays and "${array[@]}" syntax but it's pretty horrible (and needs the `shellcheck` linter to keep right).
Some more modern shells e.g. `fish` do much better on this.
One wonder what the point is of filing fake publications for somebody else. It could be that the magazine is scamming libraries? Or perhaps a vindictive colleague?
I was half expecting a cdrom tray that come out.

Those who know, know.
THANK YOU

You've phrased the skeptic-not-contrarian case perfectly and succinctly.
AFAICT the tokens are probably the issue.

Imagine the question "In which year was Donald Trump born?"

The LLM would start the answer by either:

"Donald Trump was born in ..."

Or

"I'm sorry I don't know"

And for the vast majority of answers the first option looks more "probable", so it starts producing tokens with an affirmative answer, and if the model eventually sees a bunch of low probability answers when it tries to produce the year, it's already "too late" to backtrack in a naive GPT implementation.

You could train LLM such that it responds with "I'm sorry I don't know" more often, but how do you predicate the response on "do this only if your 500B parameters don't encode the answer"? It requires self-referential logic on the model which isn't obvious to me how it would be done.

Maybe some smart people have figured this out, but I can see how this makes it really hard to do.
That's why you are better served asking LLMs for factual information when they are connected to tools like search. ChatGPT with search enabled, Bing.chat or https://www.phind.com/ will give you sourced and much more reliable output.
> Rents would go down, actually.

The idea that you can tax an input more and reduce prices is ridiculous on its face.

> Demand for housing would remain the same.

Also unlikely. Basically any change in local conditions will impact housing demand one way or another. The global number of people needing housing may not change, but that’s not housing demand (globally or locally).

> Short term it would create a strong incentive not to hoard property. If it's not rented out it is losing money.

Property tax already does that, and most places have properry taxes. Also, the fact that property has non-tax maintenance costs does that. “Hoarding real property” is largely a theoretical concern.

> Landlords would scramble to rent them out - driving up supply.

Except they already do that, but higher taxes would raise the break-even price.

> Medium term rents would decrease, too. A land tax would create a powerful incentive to yield low density housing in high value locations to be redeveloped into high density housing - increasing supply.

No, it wouldn’t: housing demand already does it, the constraint is regulatory (zoning control) not the desire to build. Higher taxes on lans drive up costs without dealing with the constraint. Deal with the constraint and you’ll see development because more housing on the same land is more money for the landlord even with 0 taxes. All more taxes do is raise the break-even rent.

> What would also go down is property prices.

Nominally, but the cost of ownership would stay the same or be higher, some of it moving from purchase price to taxes.

> It would kill all political will to fight redevelopment too.

No, the political will to kill redevelopment would just also be political will to kill the taxes.

> There would be no point fighting to declare a launderette historic to prevent it from being turned into apartments.

There’s no financial case for that now, and higher land taxes wouldn’t erase nonfinancial political motives.
Bloody hell I know the alternative was a near brain-dead wannabe neo fascist, but how did anyone vote for this guy? He can barely string a sentence together (not that Trump could, wow, the bar is extremely low in US politics), let him retire and live peacefully as an old man.

And that proves absolutely nothing. Promises and threats are cheap.
They are offering larger batteries than before, probably time to revisit
A bar that only plays women’s sports–-it brought in $1M in 8 months
Instincts are evolved and have a rational basis, just not one your consciously privy to.
Show HN: Thinkmay – AAA game and work from cloudPC on browser
Here is a good use case for mmap - a process-a performs data processing and writes results to a disk (or tmpfs), next you need to repeatedly read in a process-b (or read once but not sequentially). If you'll use read() you will: 1. double RAM usage - the file will be in a VM cache anyway (unless you'll use O_DIRECT which would make this pipeline slower) and without mmap() you'll have to create 2nd copy inside the process-b 2. add unnecessary kernel->userspace copy while reading data in process-b.

But for saving data from process-a I would still use write() using MAXPHYS sized blocks: I'm not sure mmap would use optimal write block size, and with write it is easier detect errors (like ENOSPC).
Do you have an example of this, as quite nearly it is the experience of every Shopify seller or SaaS vendor. You can get Chinese customers, but they'll be local customers to your market (e.g selling in America, Australia, Europe, etc) but not from China where you ship there.

There's a reason it is hard to fill container ships heading back to China.
I would like to get your perspective on how did I exactly play with the reader's emotions, if I just shared my personal story and just gave suggestions on how to deal with stress at work? I am mentioning my program at the end of the article, after I made sure to provide value to the reader...

Since my original post, I also included a disclaimer that people don't need to buy my program in order to overcome anxiety and what other things they can do that might help.

I hope it all makes it clearer now. Thanks for the feedback!
They should probably focus on fixing their democracy first with proper proportional representation.
"Forced ethnic mixing"

Yeah, I've heard you prefer not to mix.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust_in_Estonia#Eston...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust_in_Latvia#Arajs_...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Holocaust_in_Lithuania#Par...
> De-dollarization is happening at a ‘stunning’ pace

And - knowing fully well that it is a highly unpopular on american-centric HN - I still claim that, if true, this would be a very, very good thing for the planet.

Monopolies are bad. Period. Wherever they show up, they always spell trouble.

If the USD monopoly goes the way of the dodo, and I most certainly hope that happens as soon as possible given how the US has been using the USD reserve currency status as a means of exerting all kinds of unwelcome political pressure around the world, the planet will be a much, much better place.
> And this is absolutely born out in their repeated banning of male-centric subs, while the most toxic community I've ever seen remains, because it's wildly sexist against the correct gender.

They banned a load of female-centred subreddits too, a couple of years back. The moderators of these subs then set up their own Reddit-like forum at https://ovarit.com, with a mission to uplift women's voices, especially on topics where they had been censored on Reddit.

Reddit also discriminates specifically against homosexual women, in similar ways: /r/lesbians is a pornography forum dedicated to the male gaze, while /r/actuallesbians is filled with men pretending to be women. Any lesbian subreddit that is created exclusively for actual female women to use gets swiftly banned, and similarly for comments that support being exclusively same-sex attracted. This sort of 'progressive' misogyny and homophobia is increasingly common in other forums too, not just on Reddit.

The common theme of all this banning and censorship is users not toeing the line towards a particular set of US-centric political viewpoints that are currently popular amongst those who call themselves 'progressive'. Though in reality their views and actions are regressive and authoritarian.
Thank you very much for providing me with the info. Shows that my memory of what Turin claimed is kind of different/opposite to what he was claiming.
The US helped us found the state over 100 years ago and was a reliable ally for decades. Unfortunately, for a short while we though the Soviet Union is a natural ally for us, but actually it was them who subverted our elections and later occupied us. We were able to get away (again with the help of US) from their influence and asked the US to come back, which they eventually did and since then have been a reliable ally for decades.

I don't know about the British, and I am not saying there is European unity. My country's partnership with the US is very natural since we share culture and way of life. There's no need to "keep the US within the fold", we simply think alike.

You comparing it to an occupation is simply absolutely wrong. The partnership is of totally different nature. We know exactly what occupation looks like - we had the Nazi occupation, and later the Soviet occupation that ended in 1989 - I remember it myself. Both of these directly changed our governments and tried to germanize or russify us. The US never did anything even remotely similar to what they did. The US came with their military hardware and used it to protect us, never anything else.
Nothing is obvious until you learn it.

I got my five a day which is the extent of government communication on the topic of nutrition.

> The point of CICO is to remind yourself even if you eat healthy, if you eat more calories than you lose, you won't lose weight.

And the point i’m making is that if you eat mostly unprocessed food you won’t have to worry about it. It becomes difficult to put on weight because your body moderates your appetite
I'm not sure the specification says what you describe, it doesn't in my reading.

I don't believe Alt-Svc is required, and as you say Safari is behaving this way already.

https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9114.html#section-3.1-3

Discovering an HTTP/3 Endpoint

A client MAY attempt access to a resource with an "https" URI by resolving the host identifier to an IP address, establishing a QUIC connection to that address on the indicated port (including validation of the server certificate as described above), and sending an HTTP/3 request message targeting the URI to the server over that secured connection. Unless some other mechanism is used to select HTTP/3, the token "h3" is used in the Application-Layer Protocol Negotiation (ALPN; see [RFC7301]) extension during the TLS handshake.

Connectivity problems (e.g., blocking UDP) can result in a failure to establish a QUIC connection; clients SHOULD attempt to use TCP-based versions of HTTP in this case.
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> "all employed by third party outsourcing companies"

> "Meta’s lawyers said that Motaung was employed by Sama, ...that No action can therefore be brought against Meta...as Meta was not and has never been his employer.”

that's how it works.
Pretty much every browser has a blacklist of websites, so no it's not google. The blacklists are a best-effort, and get a lot of false positives which end up pushing smaller websites not only off search results, but now "off the internet" for the majority of people who don't know better.

Of course technical people all turn this stuff off in the browser, but the issue is the browser's target audience is the woman selling tamales from a cart outside the DMV, and the 20-something who does his taxes on his phone.

Much like with email, we now have to jump through many hoops with these gatekeepers, if we want to be able to reach that tamale lady with our content. Unfortunately, the solution in place now is the only one I can think of. The other option is thousands of bad actors infecting millions of devices with botnets and stealing gramma's banking passwords.
very good idea and good website, but very US focused. so not very useful. one thing that people tend to ignore about google and apple is how good their localization are. ofc i am not expecting the same sophistication from a team of 1, and i am not expecting anything at all. but i just want to encourage developers to think global from the get go.
Taxing land doesn't increase rent; it's an inelastic good with greater demand than supply. See Ricardo's Law of Rent, Henry George, or basically any analysis of land tax (or indeed, taxing any monopoly good). The incidence of land tax is well known to not fall on the tenant.
Yeah, I’m not sure where people get this idea that you can’t weight in daily or shouldn’t.

Weight loss happens daily, when the week begins your body doesn’t suddenly decide to lose weight then and check back in with you next week.

Hell, it happens hourly. You can figure out what your hourly caloric burn rate is and know that if you eat something, your body will have to burn though it for the next n hours.
So, Microsoft has already been intercepting the links in their Office 365 apps as a part of Safe Links feature [1] which is also conveniently turned on by default.

Now, apart from this, we have to deal with links being opened in Edge by default. Sigh.

[1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/off...
I am European and see another US news oriented site which ironically is not "minimalist" from my perspective. It is (to me) littered with US domestic concerns. My point is that _minimalist_ is highly subjective and a pretty huge promise from a site.

But kudos to the effort and the idea of keeping news small is a most noble cause
There is a technical possibility to do that. There is also a technical possibility to leak identities.
Absolutely on point. I would argue that irrationality isn't even possible. If person A thinks or behaves "irrationally" according to person B, there is simply a difference in perception between the two. A large percentage of those perceptions are created inside one's own mind which may or may not be aligned with the rest of the universe.
> Say what you will of the Americans, they will always do the right thing

Are you living in some sort of bizzaro parallel dimension?

They most certainly haven't since the end of WWII

Top of a very, very long list : Irak.

They didn't explore anything. The two possible explanations for the decision to go to Irak are:

1) sheer stupidity

2) advancement of US interests at the expense of killing half a million people, so in other words: sheer evil

My money is on 2)
Idk, that was fresh instal
"A" UK campaign.

Lots of coverage around the time of the Queen's death and unsurprisingly in the news now given the coronation. Little to no media coverage at any other time and has very little public support albeit growing support in certain demographics.
Even for no reason at all.

(disclaimer: I am a former child)
I wonder if GoJo (Lukas Matsson‘s app) is built with Mojo
Even better, USB tethering -- no Wi-Fi needed. At least on Android, it's very easy to enable.

It's also a lifesaver when Wi-Fi drivers are unavailable on Linux, as you can use USB tethering, and use your phone as a USB Wi-Fi dongle.
still making arrests. What they are doing is reviewing every second of footage they can find, cross referencing every possible angle from video and going through all social media and connections. In days following jan 6th, all social networks and smaller tube sites were harvested for jan 6th footage and stored on database, which is still being reviewed. Looking for distinguishing features like hats, masks, etc.

here you can see the cap matches

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FvKfSYdXoAAYdU9.png

https://media-cldnry.s-nbcnews.com/image/upload/t_fit-560w,f...
Living in Bend does weird things to people.
This page is hosted with Squarespace right?

How much does it cost for you to be hosting this site with so many files?

I see that you are using gif for everything. I suggest using webm and similar video formats instead. To use less bandwidth from your visitors.
Yes, it relies on that assumption.

Any other assumption goes completely against the evidence.
« I don't believe we've seen any evidence of this. »

I think chatgpt did show proof of what was considered at least until very recently « intelligence ». aka: understand enough about context and concepts to provide relevant answers to very complex and open questions.
The reason that wont happen is simply immigration. The US cant produce more babies, but it can import more people in a younger demographic.

The death by demographic would have happened a long time a go in the US if it was not for immigration. Japan has not fared so well.

Theres a reason the south of europe has massive population drain as well as the demographic issue you're describing.
LOL, given we couldn't even get an alternative vote referendum through, there is literally sub single digit percentage chances this happens in any of our lives: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_United_Kingdom_Alternativ...
Interesting, fidelity is somewhat better but it's still almost impossible to watch.
Right, it makes me wonder whether we are really good at looking at areas or not.
I feel like it's mostly people trying to do calories in calories out that experience these swinging weight issues throughout life.
There's not much lifestyle change involved in eating less for a while.
It's approaching it from a single angle based on which it succeeds or fails and whilst that seems more complicated at face value having to count calories and resist urges seems like so much more mental effort?

If one doesn't do a minimum of anything vaguely resembling strength training or other exercise surely ones resting metabolic rate is low making it so one has to eat even less to stop gaining fat which makes it more difficult and if everything hinges on it that sucks...

If one doesn't eat somewhat decent food as a default and just looks at calories whilst ingesting shit surely one ends up with deficiencies and consequential urges notably when cutting back on food in general which makes it more difficult and if everything hinges on it that sucks...