skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
See, it seems that people still believe that all people that are against being test subjects for unproven science are somehow against all vaccinations.

Nobody claimed this yet it is the assumption that there is no middle ground.

I don't have any issue with real vaccinations. These products the pharma companies rushed out within months were not and should not be conflated with vaccination as they use entirely different mechanisms for achieving their claimed efficacy. Even so nobody bats an eye when the literal definition is changed in real time in plain sight.

It's interesting how people are so inherently convinced that pharma companies have any other motivation than bottom line.

Besides, how have we not learned the lesson yet that critical thinking trumps blind allegiance to science which is funded by the same companies producing the product they want you to buy?

Did the cigarette lobby teach us nothing?

PS. I am sorry for your losses. Its too touchy to ask whether the people you lost were put on ventilators, which as we know now were responsible for many fatalities.
There is the double mode of the PadMu: two A4 ereaders with a "double mode" case for 1837€. Not quite what you're asking at all, but the closest right now as far as I know.
I suppose this article wasn't meant as a parody, or is it?
This may be true on random-site-X on the internet, but is not true on sites like YouTube, Reddit, Twitch, Facebook, etc that run their own first-party ad platforms.
Any solutions for Elixir and Phoenix, we currently have component and live view is leveling up quite nicely to be able to isolate the auth from the DB/App.
If you've got a local public broadcaster, you might want to watch the stream via them instead.

Eurovision should usually be free of ads after all.
Why don't you actually take some lithium ion batteries and keep checking the voltage? Because mine have dropped to 1.3V

now, I noticed they weren't 1.5V to start, so they are crap, but it seems it just only goes lower as they age
He lost over 4 billion in ad cheddar / year, and this check scheme gained him about 50 million cheddar / year.

He's net about -3.95 billion in cheddar.

Needs way more cheddar.
Email Security Checks from UK National Cyber Security Centre
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
https://support.google.com/bard/answer/13575153?hl=en

It looks like it's not opened in any EU country.
That's technically an enforcement problem though. Hopefully one day regulators get the skills they need to see through this bullshit.
Who? The folks feeling forced to ‘convert’ because the phone cabal decided matching earbuds that require replacement in a year or two was more profitable? Prior to device manufacturers doing this trend, everyone I knew had wired headphones.
It might depend on your workflow. In many workflows (mine included), you tend to start out with a bunch of messy ideas and then slowly polish them into something usable. ChatGPT is a very powerful tool along the way here. It can help organize things, it can help rephrase your thoughts, and it can help solve minor issues along the way. Sometimes it can even do some fairly fancy things that previously could only be done by a human.

For now I'd treat it more like a sparring partner who can help you with your ideas and support you throughout your process, rather than a magical genie that can magically solve your problem for you. And in this manner I find it to be very useful indeed.
Kotlin has some pretty nice StateMachine DSL libraries out there, like https://github.com/nsk90/kstatemachine
While it is irritating the frequency of them, personally I prefer ads that aren't relevant. I'll spend my money when I want and I don't like to be manipulated by an ad. Plus I like to feel that online marketers know as little about my preferences as possible and are wasting their advertising budget just showing me useless products and services. I'm looking at you Grammarly...
If I'm misrepresenting your point about following desires first and foremost, then please explain. You say "follow advice tailored to your specific situation", but you don't need to be a doctor or to know the specific situation to say crystal meth is a bad idea, so I'm not misrepresenting you there either.

This is reduction to the absurd, not a straw man.
It would be really nice if he posted the difference with/without the optimisation for context. I hope it's going to be included in the explanation post he's planning.
What does social democratic society even mean?

Canada has almost 100% public health insurance coverage, while Switzerland insurance is entirely private. The US is a mix.

The US public school system is based on where you live, while Sweden has a school voucher system where parents can choose where their kids go including private schools.

So what exactly is a social democratic society?
The people who want the content most could pay the content creators. These creators would pay for video hosting in the same way they already pay for their hardware and software.

This way, you wouldn't have to pay (which is what the parent comment wants). But you would still have an incentive to pay, because if not enough people did, the content you liked might might not get made.
"If you're not paying for the product, you are the product."

Don't remember who said it.
But those jobs should be automated so no-one has to do them.

And that process should be supported by a high minimum wage - hitting the employers, not taxing productive work to provide tax credits to subsidise such terrible jobs.

Automation leads to more high-tech jobs and investment, and higher productivity, which leads to higher wages as companies compete for highly skilled employees, etc.

Economic mobility and productivity is the key to prosperity.

> And yes we're is your proudness for your country when you know there are people who can't afford going to the dentist and have to wait for a year with a rotten teeth to get it fixed 3h away in a sports gym because there is the once in a year free dental service event?

This is sadly the same in Europe, as dentistry mostly isn't covered under public healthcare in the UK and Sweden for example. So we pay almost 50% tax just to be in the same position!

But I support universal healthcare (including dentistry and opticians), it's a critical part of economic mobility. People can't move jobs or take risks if they'll lose healthcare coverage.
The main issue with IPv6 adoption is people who didn't learn IPv4 before NAT, and want to use the hammer (IPv4 NAT) for everything.
S333 Thunderstruck
There's now revanced which works just fine though.
What did you do right? (Or what did the others do wrong?)
Exactly how I feel reading this thread, I had no idea PHP has changed so much.
They didn't actually do it. The Ryanair CEO, Michael O'Leary, has a well-practiced approach of making outlandish claims about Ryanair's thrifty innovations that echo around the internet; discount publicity. About the same time he claimed that a standing-only section would be introduced for £1 tickets. Of course this also didn't happen.
In electronic music, vocals are just another sampled oscillator garnish, taking as just much credit as the drum machine... Far cry from the front & center heroic place occupied by the pop music singer.
It's actually kind of sad to see people actually using this and believing in the claims being made. And this is all supported by Google who, frankly, should be denying service to what should be considered spyware. I mean, I swear this type of app used to be considered spyware...

It seems these days if your data ends up on a server that's A-ok! With all the talk on HN about the "GDPR" it sure seems like an absolute failure - where's the QC from Google looking at the code and proactively doing something about the real, potential harm that can come from this? It really seems if you want to harvest user data you can whip together an app that looks and feels okay, but behind the scenes is designed to do nothing but collect your data for whatever nefarious purpose the developer has in mind - and this is all 100% legal and the chances are whoever was involved will not even get so much as a fine!

Now there's an app that openly collects user data and is publishing it as a matter of public record, consequences be damned.

Android and Google need to take responsibility here and use Play Protect to treat the app as harmful and to better shield users.

This is an excellent write-up and investigation which is something Google should be doing to expose the dangers of their own platforms - hacking together a few API's/SDK's to mass harvest user data is absolutely not okay. Frankly, they should be legally mandated to review these apps in depth, and be provided full, unobfuscated source code, along with a detailed network-map of all URL's the app accesses, API keys etc and should approve (similar to Apple) before Android allows it to be used. If you install it outside of the app-store a very strong warning should be in place to let users know of potential spy/malware

I also discovered this app is actually on the play store [1]! And the app data safety says "No data shared with third parties Learn more about how developers declare sharing". It's an absolute JOKE this is not being enforced by Google at all. Shame on them.

I believe Mozilla did an investigation and found most apps are outright LYING about their "data safety" so that feature is beyond useless when Google doesn't actively moderate it.

[1]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.conversoap...
> there are multiple times when services are unavailable and they don't report it on the status page.

There's no evidence that the exact same doesn't happen with GitLab. I've had it (consistently) 500 on me in the past when there's nothing on their status page to indicate any issues.
> "but I'm starting to wonder if I should keep my mistakes to myself?"

My take is that you should always "own your mistakes". In my experience, the people who never seem to make mistakes always have someone else to blame...

The important part is to try your best to prevent the "same mistakes" from happening again. This means improving the system and your own workflow to prevent mistakes from happening (creating bugs, accidentally deleting data, etc...)

Also, "not understanding a new code-base or language" isn't a mistake, it's part of the onboarding process and good management should be empathetic of that.
$1500 USD. Good lord, no thank you. This is actually just too much for something that has its bases covered by phones and a laptop. You can get some serious portable and studio kit for that money.
Disclaimer and background:

Reason isn't my favorite libertarian outlet. The pejorative commonly used is "beltway libertarian". There's a divide between the Rothbardians and the Koch, Reason and Cato types. Even today, you can find a somewhat recent crusade against Hoppe by a Koch funded academic Phil Magness. Of course Reason uncritically gave airtime to this crusade.

That said, whenever there is a vaguely free-market publication submitted here, the guilt-by-association comments seem to come out of the woodwork.

Interesting that the same is not true for CNN, BBC or the New York Times articles. They all have a long history of printing horrible deceptions. We could squabble over these past misdeeds or discuss the article at hand on the merits.
It’s a bad response to a real and bad problem that I’m afraid there’s no good ( practical ) solution.

The misinformation and populist propaganda is those platforms, it’s so spread out that has real world consequences. That’s why the current powers have to acknowledge the problem.

The world views and “post-democracy” stuff spread by ( mostly) Russian and Chinese operations are wild!! And they are sophisticated enough to craft their message to different parts of the world. ( in Europe and the Us, is posts fomenting racial divisions) the other parts of the world as far as I can tell it’s how the West it’s bad, controls everything and turns your son gay.

The solution? I don’t know. Probably none.
So these are the usage limits [0]:

---

2D Tiles and Street View tiles

Maximum 6,000 queries per day, calculated as the sum of all requests for all applications using the credentials of the same project.

---

Photorealistic 3D Tiles

Maximum 300 root tileset queries ["map-loads"] per day. This is calculated as the sum of all requests for all applications using the credentials of the same project.

Maximum 250,000 renderer’s tile requests per day. This is calculated as the sum of all requests for all applications using the credentials of the same project.

Rate limit is 12,000 queries per minute for the tile renderer.

---

The Map Tiles API documentation does not contain a "Usage and Billing" section, which seems to imply that it is free to use, bound to the above mentioned limits.

So the only thing to worry about is how Google showed us couple of years ago how relentless it starts to charge for a previously free service -- the Google Maps Javascript API -- after it sees that enough developers got technically invested into Google Maps.

If you open the inspector on any of the examples [1] you'll see how many tile fetches it triggers per second.

While my comment contains some criticism, I'm really excited for this new offering.

[0] https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/tile/usage_...

[1] https://storage.googleapis.com/gmp-maps-demos/3d-tiles/index...
The ultimate challenge for early-stage founders
> PyTorch (and Chainer) eschew this tape; instead, every intermediate result records only the subset of the computation graph that was relevant to their computation. This means PyTorch users can mix and match independent graphs however they like, in whatever threads they like (without explicit synchronization). An added benefit of structuring graphs this way is that when a portion of the graph becomes dead, it is automatically freed; an important consideration when we want to free large
memory chunks as quickly as possible.

Either I am an absolute fucking moron or this reads that PyTorch keeps track of a graph.

Please explain.
EU Parliament wants to protect Free Software in AI regulation
How can we reform science? What are the obstacles to doing this? What would scientific journal publishing look like if it were the best possible? How can science embrace the unknown and overcome the fear of the new and the stigma associated with it, so it doesn’t uselessly bias towards established dogma? What are you personally going to do about this?
I think the easier way to do things is mostly always the secure way in Laravel, so unless you go out of your way to do something weird, you're mostly safe from those attacks once you know how it works under the hood (to some extent) and what Laravel does and does not do for you.
I wonder if someone has tried to chain ChatGPT's output with static analyzers/compilers/linters in a loop to improve the final response.
The terrorists were explicitly inducing the fearmonger response, no?
All Captcha's could in the USA be illegal aswell under the ADA.... As some people with learning disabilities won't be able to complete them.
Lone, Chaos In The CBD, Roland Tings.
>To find out what percentage of people especially want to live under socialism, we need a situation where people have a reasonably attractive socialist option and also a reasonably attractive nonsocialist one. If it is not precisely the optimal experiment to answer our question, the Israeli experience with kibbutzim comes as close as the real world can.
I'm glad the western media talked about this situation extensively before during and after the Brasilian election that ousted Bolsanero.
I remember flying PSA between Oakland and LAX in 1972. $16 each way and you could pay the flight attendant after boarding. The "meal" was a choice of "coffee, tea, punch or boullion".
I had one of those but it was built into our TV, a Magnavox. It relied on a small black frame that local broadcasters used to insert their ads. National broadcaster like NBC would stream to their local affiliates. And the stream would have blank spaces to an insert their own ads. It’s very fast ,0.1s, that your eye would see briefly but to smart enough electronics was very perceptible. Once the commercial block was detected volume goes down. And the subsequent black frame turns it back up.
It doesn't work for me, It just makes me hate the platform even more.