skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
the biggest problem is libraries. Almost all languages, need you to connect to some cdn/library/repo in order to check version, get, download dependent libraries for your project. Without that ability, you're in rough shape. You could use a cacheing proxy as others have recommended to get around this. And then downloaded books would let you continue to experiment. Trying programming is the only way to truly learn it. Books and articles and videos let you know what you can do, but you don't absorb it until you're actually doing it. Is it possible starlink isp is available where you are for a satellite ISP?
A lot of public and private pension plans are also invested in real estate. It isn’t just rich investors - a lot of regular folk too.

I am all for progress but I think a gradual change allows for the economy to shift without destroying people. These major sudden changes cause unnecessary pain.
Generally about a week out of date.
I don't support your demand for asymmetric debate. If anything, unconventional positions require extra effort by the claimant not the respondent.

Parent didn't supply evidence and took a position that crimes that have existed for hundreds of years shouldn't be illegal.

I dont see why the onus is on the respondent to furnish overwhelming evidence to counter that.

I am fine stating that this position is out of touch with our democracy. Sorry that isn't sufficient for you.
I think they’ve been testing this for a while. Noticed a couple of ads slipping through uBlock on Mac Safari a few months back. Haven’t seen it happen recently, though.

Personally I don’t mind a few ads, but the volume of them was just getting completely out of control for a while there on YouTube. It’s what prompted me to finally install an ad blocker!!
Bill Gates claimed that at one of the Microsoft company meetings in the early 2000s.
On a related note, I hate how A/B testing has become an excuse to aggravate a subsegment of your customer base to 'quantify' a feature or service.

Getting an adblocker denied message on youtube to determine exactly how much YT can annoy you in the service of stuffing more ads into your videos is both actively user-hostile and very definitely evil.

In most medical research, there are all types of consents that are required before you get subjected to this.
For a second, I thought Jack Ganssle [1] got himself a hipster domain and started to do Python.

[1]: http://www.ganssle.com/tem-back.htm
I think the reason people aren’t on board with climate change is that the solutions presented are not appealing.
I'm too busy with my life rather than browsing youtube nowsday.
> to a lesser extent, anarcho-capitalism

You must know very different queer people than I do, because queer communities in my experience tend extremely anti-capitalist. I see various flavors of anarchism, but anarcho-capitalism is not typically one of them.
Salaries esp in tech and tech management are much better elsewhere even in the state itself.

Jacksonville I believe was ranked as the fastest growing US metro area but I might be mistaken on that. Orlando is seeing serious and major construction - both residential and even more so commercial.

The traffic is awful but that's a given in I think every major city I've spent months or lived in - DC, Atlanta, etc.

You should take a look at Orlando and Tampa (45 minutes from Orlando) and maybe Jacksonville if you're trying to escape the snow and that type of weather. But if you're committed to moving to South Florida, maybe also look about 30 minutes north of it to Ft Lauderdale and those areas. Tampa/St Petersburg has some great beaches too if you're into beaches.
Then they still wouldn't be at fault. It's not their fault that the society Baltimore has crafted is so low trust that you can't leave your car outside for a second without it getting stolen.
> To be fair, YT Premium is one of the few subscriptions I think is a no-brainer and good value for money.

I cannot think of any subscription that offers literally no upside beside what a free browser extension that you install in 1 click already provides.

Youtube Premium is literally the worst value for money that I can think of, because I can get effortlessly the same for 0 cost.
MediaMate brings the iOS volume/brightness HUD to macOS
There are regulations but from what I can tell barely any enforcement.
What animals don’t have paws or lay eggs, but have wings? please think about this step by step

ChatGPT
Sure, I can help you think through this question step by step.

First, let's start with the requirement that the animal should have wings. This immediately eliminates most mammals, such as cats, dogs, and horses, as they do not have wings. Birds are the first animals that come to mind when we think of animals with wings, but there are also insects, bats, and some reptiles that have wings.

Now, let's move on to the requirement that the animal should not have paws. Paws are typically associated with mammals, so we can eliminate most mammals from consideration. However, some birds and reptiles have appendages that are similar to paws, such as talons or claws, which they use for grasping and climbing. Bats also have wings with fingers that can be used for grasping, but they are still classified as paws. Therefore, we should focus on animals that do not have grasping appendages like paws or talons.

Lastly, we need to eliminate animals that lay eggs. This eliminates most birds, as they lay eggs. However, there are still some birds that do not lay eggs, such as cuckoos and megapodes, which incubate their eggs outside of their bodies. Most insects also lay eggs, so we should focus on the remaining options.

Putting all of this together, the answer to the original question would be: bats. Bats have wings, but they do not have paws in the traditional sense, as their wings are adapted for flight rather than grasping. Additionally, bats do not lay eggs, but give birth to live young. Therefore, bats are the animals that meet all of the criteria specified in the question.
> donate to https://noyb.eu/en

Thanks for the referral, joined as a supporting member :)
This is exactly what I don't understand about it. I copied your question directly from your comment into google and the top-ten results were all sufficient to answer the question. The nature of common tasks is that the answers are also common, so where's the value in paying for a service that regurgitates them to you?
It didn’t “learn“ how to sing, of course. The voice was built bottom up, phoneme by phoneme, pitch by pitch.
The majority of transactions are taxed fully, both by volume and value.
Yea it really does. I personally only need like 1 day every 2 weeks to reset to a good level…mind you, it never goes back to that euphoric beginning but that’s also ok.

To be totally transparent however, there are a lot of other things I do because I’ve learned that they contribute essentially to my medication working and I waited to respond to give you a full response.

Exercise is one. I don’t need a lot of it, I always try to get it done before taking medication that day and it’s a mix of long distance running and personal training. I know the latter is very expensive so if I had to recommend an alternative, I would say something like p90x is good. Great even. It’s almost a full hour of working out, full body, cardio mixed with weights, never very heavy either…you really feel like you did something afterwards.

Make sure to follow that up with a day at a lower dosage or no dosage if the medication is murdering your appetite. I think part of the rest medications don’t always work is honestly lack of glycogen from reduced appetite. Or the inability to use it? We’re entering bro science here for sure.

Besides breaks and exercise I find that some supplements work really well and become necessary to balance the whole experience out. A lot of people will recommend magnesium (glycinate for better absorption). I take it in the form of ZMA (with zinc), alongside it tyrosine seems to really help, fish oil, b complex (to make up for bad appetite) and recently added this other mixture of citrulline, arginine and dipotassium phosphate (6% dv/serving).

That last one is supposed to improve circulation and the potassium I find helps me relax. Takes the edge off of the medication.

Besides that, pay close attention to the side effects. Eating a big meal almost always has a positive effect on me. If I’m not thermoregulating well I look at circulation and exercise. I’ve been monitoring my blood glucose levels too and they seem ok throughout the day but sometimes I wake up at I get readings of 100 (forget the unit here, ng/dl?) so I’ll talk to my doctor about that.

Let me know if you have any questions about anything here. I’m more than happy to answer them. I know how hard it can be to take such an effective yet punishing medication.
I own one device that I cannot imagine wanting to upgrade or call “obsolete” in foreseeable future: the 2018[0] 256 GB third generation 13-inch iPad Pro.

Granted, in my workflow it faces fewer demands than for example a laptop or phone (I don’t program on iPad or use it for full media production workflow), I don’t rely on it day in day out like I do on those devices, and perhaps I will change my mind once it stops receiving updates, but all of what it needs to do it just does (communication, leisure, music/art playground) and had been doing for years with no noticeable degradation. Somehow I have a soft spot for this particular trusty shiny rectangle.

[0] Replaced in 2020 due to no fault of its own but my idiocy that resulted in broken screen. Incidentally, with expired AppleCare+ that cost me around half of the original price. I’m not super wealthy but I don’t regret this specific expense.
In my opinion it depends how broadly 'desires' is defined. You could use your freedom to choose your actions to build a system that Pavlov's you toward or away from some specific things, but it wouldn't let you escape the underlying 'I'm addicted to dopamine' drive that is underlying any agentic entity. This question is interesting not just from behavioral science or psychology perspective but also from AI perspective.
True. Forgot about that since most of my family and friends did same and since I was half public and half private myself lol.
Sad actually when you think of the tax base and population count.
A paywall works. Or rolling your own ads together with partners wanting to sell stuff.
This. I can think of a 3D+time process where your "continuum" isn't interrupted.
Lol I was caught by this footgun a while back. Use arrow - there I saved you a ton of time.
This a "Considered Harmful" essay about how "Considered Harmful" essay's are considered harmful.
One argument I heard at some point is that google is better of if people who don't click ads use ad-block.

If you care enough that you install ad-blockers you will not click on any ads anyway. If they block ad-block then their click-per-view metrics will go down which looks bad to advertisers and makes ad spots sell for less

Of course that is a very simple view of a very complex problem, but there is definitely some merit to it. For example ad-block these days has been normalised enough that too many people do it, even people that would click some ads. Also, specifically for youtube, by allowing ad-block you reduce the value of youtube premium (which is not true for google search for example, there is no google search premium)
Actually, you die every night and I just load the copy of your mind I took of you right after you fell asleep and loaded it on a copy of your body. You're old dead body gets incinerated. You've been reborn every day and have never noticed the difference.
Apply again, don’t give up. I love your YouTube channel and the work you are doing and sharing about SerenityOS and your web browser.
The fact that they control Chrome should scare everyone.
It's the presentation and tone that's off-putting. There's nothing here that your parents or mentors haven't already told you. That was at least communicated in good faith. This looks and reads like a vanity project made by a person with a superiority complex.
I'm not sure why they would fail if they really wanted to.

From what I understand, currently, the ads are distinct videos, which is why external tools can block them. For example, you don't get ads with youtube-dl.

But if Youtube used the uploaded video to create a new one, with ads injected in it, I can't see how adblockers could block that reliably. Perhaps you could build a database of timestamp of ads per video? And hope that the compute power required to build new videos with ads in it is too much to be done widely?

What am I missing?
Being queer on the internet is a pain in the ass. You get a constant stream of hate engagement, no matter how small your platform is, and it scales up dramatically with platform size.

It's also weird of you to assume that anyone who is popular on the internet and also queer is popular because they are queer.
If we call plastic surgery medicine then are piercings medicine? I’d argue that plastic surgery relies on medicine, but it’s not fixing any illnesses.
Call for psychosis treatment overhaul after evidence of autoimmune trigger
My content-based recommender shows me one piece of content at a time, so like Tik Tok or Tinder, I get a clean signal. (Unlike the Youtube problem which is more like predicting which distractor from the image on https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Funny/Idiocracy you will click on)

My main evaluation metric is area under curve for predicting “will I like the item?” but that metric doesn’t necessarily correlate to satisfaction. I’ve done a round of improving the model to add another percentage point to my AUC but right now that’s a distraction from targeting annoyances such getting 10 articles about the same news event.

The real frontier is “sequential recommendation” where all the literature seems to come from China and India and I fear there will be a “missile gap” for e-commerce in the next few years. (e.g. the state of the art in e-commerce in the US is “You’ve subscribed to Prime for 15 years and they figure you’ll subscribe to Prime for 15 years even if two day shipping is downgraded to five day shipping”)
As long as it hides the footguns, you are good to go. Pytz is not technically flawed.
Is confirmation a purely Catholic thing?
> China is outcompeting the US in ... population control models.

I feel 100% OK with being "outcompeted" in this space.
Show HN: Turn any YouTube Video into a website / blog post
Hey HN! We heard your feedback and launched Expo Reader 2.0!

is a viewer for YouTube videos that shows the transcript of the video, and generates a shareable URL for a completely readable version of a video. I built it because I wanted helpful tutorials without having to watch an entire video. Now you can use AI to improve the text, add paragraphs and punctuation. I'd love to hear your feedback!
Fastest open source compression algorithms. RAD game tools have proprietary ones that are faster and have better compression ratios, but since you have to pay for a license, they will never be widespread.
Can one rotten Apple spoil the whole barrel?
Partially. Certainly your desires can change over time.
Honestly this is something I find working as a software developer in offices... Many of my peers have never worked shitty jobs.

I've worked fast food, I've worked retail (during the launch of the Wii, even, which was an insane time), I've detailed cars, I've worked in a call center.

That's just what I had to do to avoid being buried under student debt.

I think a lot of people working in offices never had this experience. If they worked at all during high school or university it was cushy office jobs wherever their parents worked.

This doesn't generally apply to immigrants, though. That's a whole other thing.
Hilariously ugly rock and metal album covers ever
Obligatory link to the popular "Lena" short form novel on the same topic: https://qntm.org/mmacevedo
uBlock Origin is literally free
I apologize and didn't mean to come off as snarky.
And yes, anytime I'm in NYC I'm prepared for the bumps in my cab rides.
I thought you were honestly using it as either humor or an experiment and such but I didn't mean to come off like I did.
Totally my bad and I edited my comment to remove the items that came across as snarky.
Pax Calendar
While I don't think online fan communities represent anything except weird online behavior, it doesn't even matter. Go to /r/Apple and look for people specifically proclaiming the superiority of iphones over android devices. Surely, there are some, but even in there, the vast majority of users just don't give a shit. However, if a search results point me to reddit when looking up something up about my Samsung phone, you'd think it was a Red Sox VS. Yankees rivalry. It's a one-sided rivalry between two user bases. It's bizarre. It's a phone. It's someone else's phone.
Cool hack! Also interesting that the performance is no better, presumably due to the lack of cache.

The first answer on this forum post has what is probably the correct explanation for why the 8088 was chosen:

It was available, had a second source, and was not owned by a competitor.

https://retrocomputing.stackexchange.com/questions/16912/did...

Although ease-of-translation from 8080-based CP/M code was a benefit of choosing the 8086, this was just a nice-to-have, not a deciding factor.
Not always better. A 30 fps game that you can play twice or three times as long before having to recharge the battery may be better.
Pretty much all big tech companies figured out this is the recipe for infinite money

Only Microsoft seems to be aware this causes Dutch Disease, min-maxing your monopolistic platform revenue is terrible long-term for you company
My sister bought a couple of low-end HP laptops last year, the kind meant for college kids. The damned things wouldn't boot w/o connecting to your MS account!
We first get adverts. And gee-golly-whillikers, they're also malware vendors and other terribvle horrible nogood crap you just don't want. And exploits. So yeah, you block ads with Ublock Origin.

Some shit site gets the idea to "block adblock". Detects a few common ones. But disabling javascript almost always works. But annoying.

So http://reek.github.io/anti-adblock-killer/#filterlist is created. And it "anti-block adblock" is here. And works well.

By the time the chumps make "anti-anti-block adblock", we'll neuter that as well.

The endgame is something terrible like a WebAssembly that does forced downloads to get the content you want all in a VM like thing. That's what Widevine is already doing, kind of. Im just surprised that more for-profit news/media companies aren't doing exactly that, since now you have to pop off the payload in a container and try to detect what an ad is and isnt.

As an aside: If you're running Firefox, download Sponsorblock. It skips over the shit in-video adverts on Youtube with "a message from our sponsor". Oh, and you dont get this even IF you pay youtube.
Narrative over Numbers: Andreessen Horowitz's State of Crypto Report
A few years ago I was flying to the us from Europe and we were in turbulence for more than 3 hours. That _sucked_. The plane was moving up and down more than 3 meters every few seconds. I'm sure half the passengers were vomiting during that flight. Thanks northern Canada.
This is one of the most long winded, boring, and disappointing articles I’ve ever read about anything. Spend your time elsewhere, I implore you!
For french, there's a decent website similar to Product Hunt: https://lespepitestech.com/

It has a good following and a weekly e-mail list so it's probably worth it to post there as well
I'd still rather use this than the metric system!
java jni is also really slow. it causes a bunch of copying and pointer indirections. Julia's C interop is zero cost.
Show HN: Google's Unofficial Bard (Palm-2) API
it's a heuristic based approach, but essentially, you ensure that your ad-script would set some sort of global variable, or a property somewhere, and your detection script would look for that property. If it's not set, you have a good probability that the ad was blocked.

Of course, this doesn't detect element hiding.

To do so, you'd need to setup a bunch of mutation observers https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/MutationObs... , and detect that your ad's container or div/image was removed. It's a bit annoying, but doable.

Lastly, you could try to detect the adblocking scripts as well.
Is that how the wii u ran wii games? The 3ds also showed the old ds interface to configure ds games.
I’m not sure if either one actually just dropped a second soc in there though
Type-safe tensors
It's Seth Rogen of course, so he would know just what percentages of weed are necessary write television content.

On the other hand I'd argue that there is some really good stuff being done with AI generated content. Things like How is it Manifested (https://www.twitch.tv/howisitmanifested/) really show how far the envelope is being pushed with this stuff. Sure the prompts are short and they're not doing anything with the higher order generating capabilities. But it's two minute episodes across a range of subjects and that simple pan does a lot with the right background music and AI voice generation.

I think Rogen is speaking from a place of fear. He knows that this stuff is right around the corner and is far more interactive in its own way than traditional television.
I just quickly paged through it to try to answer this. I'd say peak engagement for me when I couldn't wait to find out what happened next was around 60% of the way in, but I was fully engaged from the beginning, I read it over 2 days.

I'd support qup's comment, there's too many good books in the world to drudge your way through a book that doesn't click :)
Humanoids aren't 'symbiotic' with Minds. They are thoroughly unnecessary but the Minds keep them around for amusement and company. They are pets. It's a critical problem with his universe, even though it is a lot of fun to just ignore it.
> Huge game downloads, huge update downloads

I have uncapped gigabit internet. (Like many of us, I WFH, and want the most "internet" I can get.) I recall redownloading a game I wanted to play recently. It was 40GB. I thought I would go get a coffee while I waited. It was done before I rounded up and got my shoes on. I don't think the game and update sizes really matter to most of the target demographic of a current-gen console any more. But, hey, I could be extrapolating my experience in a terribly shortsighted way.
making up news is easier than reporting news. we are in that cycle. Once trust-fund babies took over media, it is just part of the activist-industrial culture. We will tell those plebs what's good for them.