skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can sacrifice my ego through meditation and acts of charity/volunteer work. No need to risk half of my current assets and future income on the whims of some potentially capricious other person, who probably doesn't like me very much anyways. Good luck to you, however.
IME it helps to keep the number of plugins limited and judicious. Stick to very popular plugins or those with a sustainable business. Basically big enough it's certain to be forked if the original authors stop supporting it.
Well if the issue they have with Postgres is complexity and dealing with plugins, Drupal is not going to help. It’s way more complicated and IIRC it’s plug-ins all the way down.
When is easy; shortly after the X in succ(X, superIntelligentAGI).

How: keep adding more people and more technology and more connectivity to Earth. Simmer. This method has found superhuman strength (hydraulics), superhuman speed (wheeled vehicles), superhuman vision (telescopes/microscopes), superhuman calculating ability (calculators), superhuman memory (paper/computer storage), super-natural (in the literal sense) calorie sources (refined sugars and oils), and more. A human brain has an estimated 80 billion neurons, humanity is currently selling over a billion smartphones per year.

This may seem like a poor choice of method, but this method has been able to self-improve to develop precision machinery from nothing, control of electricity from nothing, large scale organization of groups of people from nothing, and more.
The prior represents your current state of knowledge, whatever that may be. If you have a total lack of knowledge, your prior is uniform over all possible states.

It is never proper to fabricate a biased (e.g. non-uniform) prior without any knowledge/information, that is not in any way part of Bayesian Inference. If you do have some extremely weak evidence, you use it accordingly with an extremely weak prior.

To paraphrase E.T. Jaynes, the rules of probability theory (e.g. Bayes Theorem) are the unique logically consistent way to reason about uncertainty.
Is there a box you can plug an xlr mic into, and have it apply effects like this and output a usable signal? I'd like to move towards a real mic, but setting up filters on each of my work machine, home machine and phone sounds really annoying.

Is this something an rpi would be good for? Is there a writeup somewhere of how to do something similar?
Really enjoying Janet, but it has some sad and seemingly unnecessary syntax differences to the rest of the lisps and lisp-likes.
WordPress/PHP does have a really interesting design that allows you to essentially hot swap components while the website is running live.

What I mean is that you can install WordPress plugins with WordPress itself, live. The PHP scripts which are essentially files in a folder, will go download more PHP files essentially augmenting itself without ever having to restart or redeploy the server.

It's an interesting capability that few other web frameworks have.
Better documentation means more users, less support requests, and more contributors. (…) Remember that your readers aren’t you. There are people who might come to a project who hav
Except the illusion is strong enough to work in many cases. And as with much of computing, faking it is enough. 3d graphics has been built on that since day one and only recently have we had ray tracing and other more “realistic” to nature techniques generally available.
Vultures wait until you're dead to pick over your bones.
>But it is what we need at the moment to feed the world's population.

Not true. The American food system is incredibly wasteful, and people are getting sick from diseases associated with western diets and overeating, like diabetes and heart disease. People eating traditional eastern diets use less resources and have less diet related illnesses.

Industrial farming is not helpful or needed. The only thing it's good for is putting money in some people's pockets.
A lot of institutions name themselves to cover their biggest weakness. It took me a while to realise that the street I lived on a decade ago was called "xyz Gardens" because it didn't have any.
That's probably how it would work out.
Having seen what happens to the elderly, barring trustworthy family which live close by to keep a close eye on them - everyone around such older folks is trying to actively exploit them. It's disgusting.

I had a friend whose incredibly senile grandmother got taken for a few hundred grand by scammers. Neighbors talked her into selling her cars to them for a dollar. Some of her children talked her into changing her will to remove other siblings for whatever inheritance was left. Those children were already wealthy and didn't need the money, relative to the siblings which got cut out.

It's bigger than just private companies. They just want to beat everyone else to the punch. The elderly are a target for all manner of predators. I said it once, but it bears repeating: It's disgusting.
but i assume a somewhat nicer interface than the internal VOP intrinsic stuff that sbcl has always had
In Canada all you need to do is live together in a "conjugal relationship" for 12 continuous months.
>Those who wage wars of aggression are committing crimes against humanity.

In light of that statement — and your thoughtful comment generally — I am curious how you view the United States’ involvement in WWII.

Specifically, do you consider the U.S. to have been an aggressor in WWII?
WordPress is what got me into web development.

Long live WordPress.
I'm curious what kind of law might prohibit this. I'm not doubting that such a law might exist in a state like Nevada, just not sure how it might be written.

On the casino side I can imagine a a slot machine might be required to have some kind of certified RNG and some requirement of statistical behavior, or that a roulette wheel must have some certification of symmetry etc.

On the player side I can imagine ordinary false currency laws to prohibit putting slugs in slot machines etc, or marking or switching out cards, using fake chips etc.

But in a game with an affordance that permits moving the dice in this way, how would you write such a law? In a craps table the dice must travel far from the hand and must bounce off the back end so the technique in the article is mechanically impossible. I'd think that this is the casino's mistake, not the players', but apparently some law says otherwise.
Lawsuit says 2021.

I was thinking it would be something you would spot immediately. Simply see the dice not rolling and tell them they had to roll them right then and there.
I'm very interested in this as well. When I clear cookies and go to YouTube I always see crap for kids, Mr. Beast, and lots of feel-good stuff. The 3 front page recommendations right now on a fresh browser are about a shelter dog getting adopted, a movie called The Policeman, and a video with different versions of the song "one, two, buckle my shoe".

I experience this with Twitter too - people complain their default twitter is alt-right, Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan, etc. and I don't see any of that in a fresh browser. It makes me wonder what people are watching and visiting so much that the algorithms throw alt-right stuff in their faces with such regularity. I follow Elon Musk and all the other expected tech people a tech person would follow and I don't experience this version of Twitter and Youtube everyone seems to complain about.
I've not found that to be an issue with smaller practices. Most of the times small practices just have one person other than the doctor who deals with billing. Sure they often outsource past that but if you can get either the doc or that person, they'll often just change the codes because even if they can technically bill you, it's probably not worth the time or effort for them.

But yeah at big practices good luck. They are a living nightmare to deal with and I feel for anyone who can't get access to a smaller (ideally solo) practice.
I like the term “synthesize”. Sometimes what the user wants is non-factual. The other terms have a negative connotation when it could very well be an acceptable response for a given request.
Well, all of the comments are going to say it's the first thing that worked. It's not going to be the second thing that worked, since once one thing worked the person doesn't need to keep looking for more.
Drupal has the exact same problem.
Starve the ego, feed the soul.
It probably depends how the regulations are written. Can the odds be _better_ than advertised without the casino getting in trouble? Then they'd quite plausibly have a range they could play with.
What rule is that against? I don’t necessarily doubt you I just dont have any intuition about this. Because it seems like its already completely legal to play unfair games.
Somewhat, there are studies that control for "never married" vs "divorced", and other studies that lump them together.

In the cases of "never married", their happiness level approached that of married people in the last 10-15 years. Whereas divorced people were absolutely miserable, especially in the first few years following the separation.

This suggests that it's the divorcees who bring down the average happiness level of the "single" group, not that "marriage" brings up the happiness levels.
It’s weird that this has been downvoted, since as far as I know, your account is widely accepted as true by historians.
I hope this is poorly conveyed satire. If not… good God.

Apart from the hygienic value in brushing, whether you agree with it or not, halitosis is an offensive smell to most of the public. Some of the worst breath I’ve ever had to smell came from alcoholics whose spirit of choice is vodka.
This is a myth, and a quick google search will support that. Wizardofodds mentions it here: https://wizardofodds.com/ask-the-wizard/slots/progressives/
The harmful dose is many orders of magnitude higher than the concentration in tap water.

Dose makes the poison. Literally any chemical in sufficient dose is poisonous
It's also a common source of security issues.
I would think it's pretty much impossible to have it in your mouth and not ingest any of it.
Sorry about the link. Not great for my credibility.

The concrete "book bans" I've heard about have been that Maus is no longer required reading in 8th grade, or that explicit sex pictures are banned from middle school libraries. Neither seem terrible to me.

What are the most egregious bans I might actually be upset by?
Unsweetened and Unflavored Pot-set 'Greek Style' Yogurt before bedtime is my preference : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogurt

>* European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) determined that lactose intolerance can be alleviated,

by ingesting live yogurt cultures (lactobacilli) that are able to digest the lactose in other dairy products.*
IMO the casino is responsible for enforcing the rules of the game. If the players sliding dice didn't trigger some sort of detection, that doesn't make it a crime to slide the dice.
I always remembered this movie because of the way accents played such an integral part of the story. James Bolam is still a working actor and master of the Geordie accent.

https://youtu.be/SxwCU_pD5ME
Great work to learn from.. thanks for this series.. please do more follow up on such tool layout of complete antenna design!! I would recommend some sort of time lapse capture of antenna design in background with timestamp to jump to the explanation..
If they are under no obligation to stock any particular book, then what is the point of this law?
On the point of open source lagging behind, I am surprised there has not been crowdsourced funding to train a larger open source model
No. Because it does the same thing for comments by normal people. It's an actual feature of YouTube now. YouTube has been censored for a while. Writing anything even remotely critical is weighted down. You can only critically write good things about something, but that's not very easy to do.

There's a reason why youtube comments are echo chambers of "happiness for the video". It's like Reddit, where you are writing comments to pass the hive mind filter. Welcome to modern communal interactions, where having a valid or invalid opinion is bad only because it is different.
Problem is, which version of love to use? I do know someone had a multiversion love program but it didn't work for me.
Minesweeper Spoiled by AI
Drupal has a steep learning curve. My personal website is on Drupal and now it is a nightmare even to upgrade it. I wouldn't recommend Drupal unless you have technical skills. It is not plug-and-play.
libuv's implementation of "async" disk i/o brings massive overhead (somewhat necessarily on linux, totally unnecessarily on other systems), so just about anything (including just switching to straight blocking read/write/seek/etc syscalls) would result in a significant speed increase.

This isn't to say that io_uring is bad, just don't draw too much a conclusion from any benchmark of their old impl beyond the context of their old impl specifically.
All Youtube has to do is review one of the dislike reasons and if it's not true ignore the rest of the dislikes for that reason. If a bunch of people dislike it because the title doesn't match the content, but it does match, ignore other dislikes for that cite that reason.
yes, that's better said.
It goes all the way back to Dr. Strangelove at least. There's a whole bit in there about it.
There should be a name for this new phenomenon. It's akin to forced hive mind cleansing of discussion. Bandwagon discussion? One-way communities?

I've noticed it for the last couple years too.

There is heavy censorship on interactivity in most web apps today. Searching is restricted, discussion is restricted and viewing other discussions is restricted. Restricted by YouTube's bias.
How Dropbox grew their business tier by finding hidden B2B users
Can you give an example of a problem where there is no possible prior information, and states all the way from negative to positive infinity are equally plausible? I don't think the laws of physics (not to mention, the practical limits of computation) allow for real world inference problems where there are no bounds on a prior of any kind.

Failing that, I don't think there are any human usable data sources that could report observations over an infinite interval.
You mean a class 3 transfer stamp. One can legally own a class 3 firearm in the US, yes. There are extra requirements for background checks, storage and so on. Machine guns in particular are expensive and fall out of most people's purchasing power. Ammunition is another thing entirely. For example, this Galil is 23k[1].

1. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/985068083
Statins on a wide scale could make for the single greatest life expectancy increase we could get anywhere...that would be awesome.
I think it was more that radio shack stopped carrying hobby books and electronics parts for the most part after the 90s.
Because they are under an obligation to not stock or not stock for doctrinal, partisan, etc. reasons.

In other words: there are plenty of reasons to not stock a book that are not partisan or doctrinal. We don't expect public schools to pay for expensive medieval manuscripts, for example, or to stock books in languages that aren't represented in their district.
This is ready for review now. Linux v5.13 is the minimum required, otherwise libuv falls back to the thread pool.
Classic. I think the latest multikeygen had 214 games? It's the largest one in the my collection. Fun fact, the older iterations of the keygen had different music![0]

[0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwWB4TbGUCo
WP store front plugins are mature at this point and really focused on people already netting at least a few thousand dollars a month. Most of the “just starting out” crowd (and a decent chunk of everyone above that) went with platforms specifically focused on selling (Shopify, Squarespace, Square, etc)
>near-zero

You aren't going to get better than Wordpress for that price. Closest options are Shopify and Squarespace. Both of them definitely not 0, with Shopify's starter coming in at around ~5 with the next jump up being 50/m, and Squarespace commerce at around ~20. Worth the price of admission for how much easier they are to use. The plus to both of these are that it's much easier to start adding different features to incentivize purchases and return customers.

If the price is seriously a concern, it's advisable instead to help your sister in law move away from a dedicated platform and instead utilize Etsy, Instagram (Shopping/Shops), and Gumroad to their advantages, and the cost there is 0 (until you sell things then they take a slice of the sale). Several reasons for this beyond cost, your sister in law is likely already using platforms like Instagram for social reach, and most people are going to trust platforms like Etsy over individual sites if they aren't built well. So more easy sales. Once she's grown past a certain stage she can then fully hire someone to manage a custom solution, but until then do not let her underestimate how great Etsy, Gumroad, etc are!
Irony; NSA, CISA, and DOJ release cybersecurity bulletin as a pdf attachment
Something similar we do at work is write a quick document on why something isn't possible.

A bug can't be reproduced? Take a video of it working fine, and show the logical path for how the bug couldn't happen.

Can't build X in 3 months? What's the minimum for X? What's the missing component that takes 2 months? We can't have a partnership with A, but why wouldn't it be possible to have a partnership with A's competitor?
Marriage is a signal of commitment to society.

It used to be that more social opportunities, status and privilege were afforded to married people.

The prevailing culture cares less about this signal. Or rather - there’s less of a prevailing culture than there used to be.
I always laugh at their ads/sponsorships on YouTube videos. I am sure Altium Designer is great, but there is no way you can afford it if you don't have significant income directly derived from the things that it saves time with.

The shit that other engineering fields go through to practice their craft is always depressing. If you're a mechanical engineer, half your salary is Solidworks. Electronics engineer, Altium. Software engineer? Everything is free. Occasionally someone shows up with a fancy IDE and wants $75 a year for it, and that's as high as it goes. Weird stuff.
I was not aware that there are any recent issues with the Rust community

Maybe this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36101501 -> "Why I Left Rust" -> https://www.jntrnr.com/why-i-left-rust/

And this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36105637

And this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36106942
Ask HN: Has Open AI lost the battle in image generation?
Companies like mid journey / firefly / stable diffusion seem to have taken the advantage here with notable advancements.
As for pain, I suppose that for some folks their fear of needles has more to do with the expected vs actual pain (or perhaps nothing to do with pain at all). No needles and thus one fewer excuse to avoid vaccination is a huge win IMO.

True but in their protocol they mention the government of Gambia paid $1.3m (and that even the modest $80,000 on this trial was significant for them) for 802,000 patients of injectable MMR putting the cost at 1.67/person. Depending how much more expensive the transdermal version may have been (US/Can reformulations are usually significantly more expensive) I would be skeptical of how much you just have people "tough it out" in these economies in order to vaccinate more people.

The fact this drug is cheaper and better is really impressive.

A quick look reveals that it's an attenuated ("live") virus vaccine (the common injected vaccines aren't) and carries a higher risk of side effects and lower efficacy.

I mean the evidence isn't really compelling for healthy adults 18-49 and kids for efficacy to begin with so I'm not sure we can make that statement with confidence.

In any case the ACIP (and UpToDate) makes no preference for live attenuated vs recombinant/inactivated in adults > 18 or children > 2 (with some exceptions in kids).

You are right though that there is a recommendation for healthcare workers to get an inactivated vaccine so that would explain my circumstances. Thanks, I learned something new today (actually two things, I had no idea we could use code blocks on HN).

So you were offered both as an covered options?
Exactly, it's up to their dealer or put boss to stop it when it happens, not some kangaroo court criminal charges months after the fact.
Criminals going to criminal. Beyond that, a gun in the hands of a law abiding citizen helps reduce crime.
The traditional providers of end-of-life care for most of history were called your own children. This has changed over the last 75 years or so and now people are upset that the cost of providing messy, high stress, praiseless, 24/7 work costs a lot of money.
I still very much like WordPress. Actually a lot better than Webflow that not only has no plugins but less support and more limitations in the UI editor as well.

WordPress has served me well over the years, and even though I don't use it anymore, it has certainly been easy to setup and get going with templates, plugins and SEO.

I still see a lot of brands using WordPress for their official websites, which always surprises me, but it also assures me that WordPress still is relevant to this day.

Thank you, WordPress!
CCL was primarily used for another project, and the decision to do so was dramatic and made many people unhappy. This thread has some juicy details from the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=911163
If you hire a prostitute, they obviously aren't going to emphasise the fact that they wouldn't be there if you hadn't paid them. Part of what you're paying for is the fantasy. And sure, some people will be taken in by it. I've no doubt some people have fallen in love with prostitutes. Is that an indictment of the business model (both of casinos and prostitutes)? I'm not sure, but it does mean I don't find it problematic that casinos don't post their business model on the door. I think that, if the existence of casinos which don't emphasise their business model is problematic, then the stronger argument is the one which holds that it is better to not have casinos at all.
Gutenberg encodes semantics in comments and inhibits migration and interoperability as much as any of the other proprietary plugins you are complaining about.
Tooth decay is caused by acid produced by bacteria.

It's too bad we can't displace the bacteria themselves instead of working downstream from that.
Wow this just sounds downright aweful.

I had a friend that went through hospice.

Having caring staff that was empathetic to the families is an important part.
If it's concentrated enough it could work.

If it's concentrated enough, it would make a very good weapon.

The fact that such a weapon doesn't exist means that we haven't succeeded in beaming (usable amounts of) power yet.
What this actually points to is some bug in the emulator; running the program on a native Windows machine is fine. But how can I isolate the bug? Via a disassembler I can see that the initialization code runs a bunch of loops over memory and at some point things go wrong ... but where?

Go deep enough into understanding Windows architecture and you'll find that there's a lot of officially-undocumented stuff that various "protections" rely on. PEB/TEB fields, syscall entry points, known fixed addresses, anti-debugging/VM detection, etc.

As for that particular scary message, I recognised it as coming from a packer I saw a long time ago --- and a quick search reveals it is PEtite:

http://users.freenet.am/~softland/tutorials/Petite.v2.3.MUP....

Packed software is in general a good way to "stress test" your emulator. Besides the obvious fact of being essentially self-modifying code, they also tend to exercise the more subtle aspects of the OS loader/linker.