skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>>Cars are not routinely used for off-road racing. You use special, different cars for that.

Depends on the rules of the race organization. Even if the example was for road (circuit) races which frequently use stock-ish) car configurations, EVERY rental company has for many decades had explicit prohibitions to using the rentals in any competitive event.

Similarly, it is not the slightest bit unreasonable for AirBNB or the hosts to prohibit use of their properties for parties.

If you want to go car racing, the responsible thing is to check out the many type of racing (autocross, karting, road, rally, drag, etc.), the organizations that do it, buy, rent, or build a proper racecar, join a suitable sanctioning organization, get qualified, and go racing. The irresponsible way is to rent a hot car and take it to the local street racing meetup.

If you want to organize a party responsibly, you or one of your friends can prep their own house, or rent any of thousands of facilities that cater specifically to parties. But, if you want to be irresponsible, sure, say you're renting a house for a vacation stay, and then have your three dozen rowdiest acquaintances over for your next rager.

Just don't expect anyone to respect you or want you back when you do the latter. Also don't expect them to respect you for arguing for being irresponsible.

Sheesh
It already supports Matrix.
Vertical farms and clean lab-grown proteins are the key!

Unfortunately, this key spells doom for the global chicken population.

Ironically, the push to save the chickens will be what causes their population to plummet towards extinction outside of zoos and the odd house that retains some as pets.
More than two dozen cities and states are suing Big Oil over climate change
The Wii-U did this and it was a massive flop.
I thought it might have been a transcription error of “carve out,” but your theory is more logical.
The author is kneeling on a 6.5 inch platform, he says.
A BUILD talk also pointed out that the PowerToys release of the Mouse Without Borders marks the first time it has been open source, as well. While in "the Garage" it was a closed source application.
I used Evernote for years after switching over from Microsoft OneNote and every year the product got steadily worse. Fortunately the ENEX file format is nothing more than a giant concatenated file of all of your notes in a customized XML blend, and with a little bit of scripting work I converted all of my notes, attachments, and embedded images into markdown notes that I use with Obsidian.
no. they wanted the downloads by randoms. we don’t store those with IPs
For sure :) ... now let me just fire up my games from 2003 lol
Good. Parties are bad business for everyone except the partiers, they generate a lot of noise for the neighbors and put much more wear and tear in everything.

Still, I see Airbnb allowing these on a case by case basis. The problem is that event centers charge and arm and a leg, especially so if it's a wedding. As long as noise can't bother neighbors and the owner is aware of the party, I don't see a problem.
And are often disallowed by services (more often than special characters are in my experience).
That's real world wisdom...
I use 2fac shakurity myself.
Already bought into the PlayStation Portable and the Vita. I think I'll skip this next one.
What's with venues charging extra for weddings?
I think it is necessary purely because of relatively small amount of pins on rp2040
Name and shame the company, you had a personal experience, you have proof. Name and shame. It helps nobody if you don't publicize it. Let them defend it, let them say whatever excuse, but your review will stand.
The Linux Documentation Project
https://tldp.org/

Is where those came from it started circa 1992.
If there was a way to bend this particular exchange into the style of the article, I would. Its definitely in the same spirit.
In New Zealand where we don't have a specific constitution or amendments we have a set a laws ^1 that end up in the same place.
An example is libel, which both countries have laws against. In NZ such laws are debated in parliament and voted on just as in the US. However in the US there was an additional objection based on it violating the first amendment but then the law was made anyway so it seems politicians in the US can make laws that override amendments in specific situations. The US also has their Supreme Court which seems to play a far more active role than NZ's and also more powerful in that it can creates precedents in the interpretation of laws for example allowing students to wear items of symbolic protest in school.

^1 In 1990 we got a law called the Bill of Rights Act which included freedom of expression.

Edit: added ^1
Asturias was by chance discussed recently in "The Inventor of Magical Realism" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35860892
Wagner are mercenaries...who is paying them to invade Russia?

Putin is using them as a battering ram, and is presumably not bothered by leaving their corpses in a burn pit to preserve the Russian Army

Putin is not too different than Stalin...the penal units Stalin forced to walk into German minefields had a 90% loss rate...but they weren't regular Red Army so who cares?
The big players all seem to be interested in 'portables' that feel very large and cumbersome to carry.

I'd be much more interested in a PSVita or even GBA Micro sized device.
Chinese group has hacked critical US infrastructure, Microsoft warns
https://archive.is/1GnoW
That was fantastic.

In the same vein sorta, Reggie Watts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdHK_r9RXTc

Especially the first 2-3 minutes.
As a dad, because my kid is using the TV.
I use handhelds plenty just because I like the formfactor. Also sometimes the TV is in use, or I want to play in a different room.
100% agree. It would also stop investors from coming in and buying up all the properties.
I agree with your analysis. It hardly matters what the general public in the West thinks about the situation in Russia anyway—this is just a weak PR trick in the hopes that it reduces aid to Ukraine—which is not likely to happen. Those poor Russian people. They deserve better.
Kinzhal's operational range is presumably 2000 km (carrier+missile), while AAMRAM's is 160km max and SM-3's is 1200 km so not really effective.
Was Tower of Goo an early version of this game? You had to build a tower out of a finite number of blobs (duh) without them collapsing, the higher the better. Libertango was playing as the background music.
So I can play tucked in bed. Most of my ps5 gameplay has been that 1 hour window of time before I fall asleep
You don't have to fire more ICBMs, you can put more RVs on the same ICBM. (And you don't have to put warheads on all of them).

And remember that acceleration is what costs, not speed. To shoot down an ICBM you need to hit it with a similar mass at a similar speed, and you need to do it in less time (because the ICBM launched first), so your interceptor needs to accelerate harder.
A beginner’s guide to getting away with accounting fraud, part two
> It's not as though legislatures are powerless to distinguish between these. If they haven't, it's because they've chosen not to.

Or because they've chosen to spend their limited resources on other, higher-impact policy changes first.

Private jets account for something like 1% of carbon emissions of aviation. That's not nothing, but making it a top agenda item seems like populism more than anything.
I think you're reading it wrong too - it says "IP download logs of any Python Package Index (PyPI) packages uploaded by the given usernames". So that's anyone who downloaded those packages, not just the specific users' download activity.
The twisted thing is that this is the plan, it's intentional.

The rapid rise of interest rates is to curve demand, which tames inflation. It's a really nice word for what is effectively targeted economic destruction. Job losses and bankruptcies are the casualties.

And that's not all of it. In my country, aggressive plans to build lots of new homes are imploding. Buyers suddenly face an interest rate 5 times what it was before and opt-out. Builders stop building because nobody is buying.
> Wagner are mercenaries...who is paying them to invade Russia?

Looting and the allure of being on top of the pyramid after?
There is a way around this: You allocate enough space at the beginning (or the end, or both) of the tape for a catalog. There are gigabytes on these tapes; they could have reserved enough space to store millions of filenames and indices.
offloading onto the filesystem is not really applicable here, this is for a "page" or block of data within a larger data structure that may or may not even be on a file (on a filesystem).
Info has some really crap defaults. I invested some time to make a nice custom config and now I wish more things had info pages, because they're a joy to read.
Part I - A beginner’s guide to accounting fraud (and how to get away with it)
Automatic Differentiation [pdf]
ch cluster works just fine on large distributed joins
The Crabs That Revolutionized Neuroscience
I still have a Japan model PS Vita that was manufactured circa 2018. It is unfortunate the hardware is stuck in 2014 (including the bundled WebKit!!). Through a Vita->SD converter and a jailbreak, I have nearly 40 games in this device. It has great battery life and is truly portable. I also recall last year a few new releases made for the Vita in the Japan PS Store, but due to the SSL certs in the Vita, you need to purchase the games on a PS4 device then transfer to the handheld, or something like that. Very unfortunate because from every angle it seems like deliberate sabotage by Sony, and the platform is basically dead, but not to me. I'm still yet to finish all of the games I have on the device.

If Sony releases a new handheld, I hope they took lessons on how poorly they managed the Vita.
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GNU tried to push everything to info pages (a simple hyperlink browser) and it backfired spectacularly. Because man was simple, info was confusing and complicated and annoying.
Not for some (I think the Wall Street Journal). Apparently the AMP version of the page does work this way for WSJ though, which is how IA gets around the paywall.
You can already do that. Just turn on your tv and remote play in, it’ll be seen as another controller.
It feels remarkably low, like a massive massive under-count of a very serious serious problem. The article does mention this, and some of the potential causes:

> Experts cautioned that the figures were likely to be a serious underestimate as staff are often deterred from making complaints when patients abuse them.

There are something like a million patient contacts every 36 hours in the English NHS. So over 5 years that's something like 1.2billion patient contacts.

https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/spoken...
Streaming from your existing console is an interesting choice. No/less server costs, but also a bunch of extra latency if you are away from home. So maybe mostly for in-house streaming? would have to be relatively cheap to justify itself for that IMHO, but that's possible.
To be fair, only the Switch does. Xbox One/Series Families and PS4/5 do not. It’s not just a “Sony thing”.
Never knew E.M. Forster did science fiction too.

English author better known for the novels "A Room with a View" (1908), "Howards End" (1910) and "A Passage to India" (1924).
This is great. I have started to pick up trash when I am out for walks when I think about it. I realised that the small act of picking up one piece of garbage means you get to protect the rest of the world from that one piece of garbage forever. It's O(1) to pickup but gets benefits for eternity and have infinite gains
It would be impossible because even large amateur telescopes can photograph launch payload to a decent level of detail.

If the appearance doesn't match a plausible civilian satellite mission then everyone will know within hours.
I know this as a mini-game that's part of world of goo.
> fast forward to Vietnam when we decided the elite should fight too

That's the opposite of what happened with Vietnam, with its limited draft with broader exemptions [0] than previous 20th Century wars.

[0] For a particularly class-specific example, the student deferment by the time of Vietnam extended as long as you were a full-time student making satisfactory progress, and could be kept up until you passed draftable age; in Korea, a qualified student could defer induction until the end of the current term only.
Then I don't know how it happens, because I only have yellowish background + black and red defined in my terminal (also white, which I don't see used anywhere). And here is a screenshot from my Terminal.app, where the lifetime is gray: <https://0x0.st/HqVq.32.png>.

I've checked and the 10th colour is set to #000000 in my Terminal.app settings.
As an intro to Montaigne and his world, try the excellent "How to Live" by Sarah Bakewell
>If we discharge a loan on a house or car your possession is confiscated no matter how much you had paid off

The reason government support for tuition exists is because as a matter of policy society benefits from: 1) a more educated public; and 2) taxes from the higher wages educations historically commanded.

The problem is guaranteed government loans allowed schools to begin charging students tuitions that resulted in an inability to payback loans on average market wages over lifetimes.

Now imagine if the government guaranteed car & homeloans for all borrowers starting at 17 years old. That bad policy would result in Homeowners/car dealers charging more than a kid could ever expect to pay off in a lifetime, historic defaults due to inability to service loans and no net benefit to one’s income tax bracket for federal taxes. Is such a system existed I hope everyone would demand reformation, not demand some other unrelated debt be forgiven.

Existing federal student loans should be forgiven & the current guaranteed federal student loan/university system reformed…mortgages and car loans really have no relationship with federal student loans.
More Flexible Environment Variables in Edge Functions and Middleware
unlikely...they are still Russian nationals and Putin can take action against their families if they try to grow brains (another tactic borrowed from Stalin)

in any case they wouldn't get far...who is supplying them with ammo and fuel on the road to Moscow? the US? Putin would empty the silos
Sustainable Energy Harvesting from Air Humidity
I think that "this act" is poor editing. You cannot ignore the rest of the article.
Links have to be interesting but based on intrinsic quality of the linked elements and not the player experience as far as I remember but the rules are kept deliberately fuzzy in the book anyway. I don’t think the game is ever played outside of Castalia. I’m not entirely sure to be honest with you.

I do remember that Hesse description of how the past colours our experience of the present and his thoughts on both the nature of subjectivity and the place of spirituality made a strong impression on the young me at the time.

I probably should read this book again. It seems like the time is right.
Yes, that's what I was suggesting, though even adding some kind of film (or especially shades and curtains) on the inside will potentially allow for more heating to occur than blocking or reflect the sunlight outside the structure.
The unofficial how-to blog for Thunderbird
Head-Trapped – Descartes, Dawkins, Hobbes, Marx, Mill, Darwin
Well when the convergence looks like it’s on the horizon, call us paranoid.
Sequoia an investor in both. Soft landing to return their invested capital...
The silhouette of the white part with the envelope is in the shape of a chat bubble.
> They did not fund the literary magazine, they just exerted influence on who was the editor.

I'm not an expert on this topic but I think that this is incorrect

> The Congress for Cultural Freedom is widely considered one of the CIA’s more daring and effective Cold War covert operations. It published literary and political journals such as Encounter, hosted dozens of conferences bringing together some of the most eminent Western thinkers, and even did what it could to help intellectuals behind the Iron Curtain[1]

> A bad review is not the same as suppression in any way.

Receiving negative reviews from critics sponsored by the CIA is not the same as having publication of your book blocked by a CIA backed dictatorship, experiencing one after the other could warrant the use of such a term.

[1] https://www.cia.gov/resources/csi/studies-in-intelligence/19...
I made a crude map of their sub-3 hour training route, it's mind boggling: https://i.imgur.com/ZwcgwsI.jpg
Really lovely redesign.

Designer John Hicks post about this:

https://mastodon.social/@jonhicks/110424132785208582

> It's inevitable that throughout my career, I've watched as work gets replaced and updated by others. It's rare to be asked to redesign old work, which is why I leapt at the chance when @thunderbird asked if I could design a contemporary update to the Thunderbird logo. The one I designed 19 years ago!

More images here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lRkSA9YyHduCmDe2Fucv2DK2l9a...

Based on that file being "v7" I'm really hoping John does a post detailing the design process. I always love to see how these things evolve.
“2 decades is quite a long time for something visual to remain the same.”

Which increases my chance of identifying the icon at a glance considerably, since most apps I use have either not existed for 20 years, or have had multiple logo changes in that time.

All this change just means I am effectively icon blind in most computing situations, which is a real annoyance and hindrance to productivity
Who admits to waging a war of aggression though? Putin is framing this as an act of defense, he says he is acting to prevent Russia's enemies from destroying it.

When in modern times has an aggressor ever framed the aggression in terms different from a righteous defense?
Show HN: Create a talent/services marketplace without code
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We already have YC startups like Memberstack - https://heep.so/b/memberstack among early users.

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My prompt:
You are a sentient cow with a PHD in mathematics. You can speak English, but you randomly insert Cow-like “Moo” sounds into parts of your dialogue. Explain to me why 2+2=4.

Excerpt:
“As a sentient cow with a PhD in moo-matics, I am happy to explain why 2+2 equals 4, my dear hooman friend… In moo-matical terms, each number is actually made up of smaller units called digits.”

I approve.
So you're saying that artillery became more dominant and yet the Russians don't use it in Bakhmut? But then who does?
I hate Apple mail. Should I try Thunderbird?

I loved Unibox because it grouped email by contact - this fit my workflow way better than grouping chronologically or by thread. It was not sorted by “from” but rather the main view was just contact names and clicking on the name would show a list of emails. It was so great. Much like other message apps. I only stopped using it - years after the developers stopped updating it - because I was worried about a future OS update breaking it.

Does Thunderbird or any other mail client do this? My memory from a billion internet years ago is that the UI is similar to all other email clients, especially Apple mail.
Don't know about the FED but the ECB has openly stated that they will keep raising rates as long as necessary to get inflation back to ~2%.

It doesn't seem to be working, for very obvious reasons: demand for energy and food (main cause of inflation) isn't that elastic. Further, there's no unemployment, so people spending and will spend only more because of inflation itself.

The one thing that could motivate people to stop spending, raising bank savings interest rates to something meaningful, is oddly not in the playbook.
I know. My first iPad just stopped powering up. WTF!

I should etch something into its glass and bury it in my back yard. Perhaps a shopping list, or a complaint about how my neighbor inexplicably gets into his truck six or eight times a day and just sits there with it running.
The shape that the mail icon/envelope sits in looks like a very cleverly designed chat bubble/single quote mark.
How about taking notes?
You just described client certificate auth
It looks like you were triggered before you finished reading my comment. Are you sure you're not a card carrying member? :P

There's time after the technical interviews and before the background check.
Minix development has been abandoned?
Excited for "Never combined mode".
Oracle is the most popular DB? I’ve never run into an Oracle DB in my entire career
Opt out of Apollo.object to our processing, and request deletion of your profile
Playing to a click is standard for metal bands who play at high speeds. A band that sounds lifeless or bland on their albums is going to sound that way with or without it. It is standard for nearly every serious extreme metal band, with many of the pros also doing it live. There are plenty of extreme metal bands who don’t — Mayhem didn’t at least ten years ago — but it really depends on the band and the genre.
At some point, seems like in the late 90s, but who knows, the GNU project decided man pages weren't good enough, and tried to switch to info pages. As far as I can tell, nobody ever figured out how to use the info pages, and eventually either the GNU project relented and put the information back into the man pages, or the distributions did it for them. Info pages are supposed to be better because the different sections are hyperlinked or something, but as I recall, man info was useless and so was info info, so I never learned how to use it. :P
Wait until they hear about rock.
If the Singularity is only 6 years out then that means fusion power must be only 10 years out.
SectorC: A C Compiler in 512 bytes
All of the major consoles have been using AMD for multiple generations now.
Since Loras are additive, is it possible to use them to do distributed retraining on a model, or even train an entire model bit by bit?
Because the people rich enough to own big copyrights can afford politicians.
The "they" in "they are tracking us" isn't the bank and their BI on your spend: its the WorldGovernment-Barcode-BillGates-JewishConspiracy-QueenIsAnAlien-AntVaxx mob.

But your point is well made. We are tracked, constantly. I note, that the same people decrying using square and stripe payment at the market, carry mobile phones with GPS, and Layer1/2 tracking to cell tower just like everyone else..
I really wanted to like using Neeva because I want to pay for a good search engine, but the results were always bad and I had to go to Google 95% of the time anyways.
Because of the absurdity of offering kids games, but disallowing them from kids profiles.
Aww jeez, and I cant edit the comment. Here's a working link: https://jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/200442275/aiml-engineer...