skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not sure if some one definition picked without context is good example. Immortal doesn't have to mean eternal life.

In green mythology we have few examples of supposedly immortal gods that died.

Elves in Tolkien were immortal but could die.

On the other hand in Christianity Jesus was a mortal God that died and go ressurected and is now believed to be immortal. Buddhist believe in reincarnation.

The universe is supposed to die eventually at one point. In this way even if AGI could be immortal or keep resurrecting itself it would eventually die when universe dies.
Actually, the article says the report says harm happens at 2x the current recommended fluoridation level.
I don’t have any citation, but if you google bacterial ear infection or strep throat you’ll see that it’s true. And my pediatrician agrees with me, even if the urgent care docs don’t mention it.
This is less and less true.
That's Japan's 1960s bullet time train back to the future audacity. Cost is the excuse economists give to explain they are incapable of getting started because they are ignorant and over rule engineers.
Reasonable men may differ.
Every week 2 hours at a local organization. There are other ways in which i give back to my family and my community, which i don't intend to discuss here. Further, on this point, i do not need to justify these to you or any internet stranger. Who are you to police others and their morality?

I never said what gender i was or what gender i was interested in. I do know that i would probably earn a higher salary than my partner, which would disfavor me in a divorce. Perhaps it is you with the prejudice, assuming that women would earn less?

Finally, people in general are capricious. People change all the time. It seems like a large gamble to make on another person, based essentially how they feel.

Either way, maybe you should examine your own self before judging others. Humility has intrinsic value in and of itself and can be found in many places.
This is deeply connected to the drop in childbirth. Yeah, if you don’t want children and you just have a friend you have sex with, why get married?
I would argue then that every American you know (including you) is a tiny bit wrong? I (and everyone I know) consider a book ban to be something like when 19th century Russia stated that no book could be written in Lithuanian. That’s a proper book ban. It was illegal to even own a book written in that language, and books that did exist were destroyed. Russia did book bans right! To say what’s going on now is a “book ban” that requires legislation is gas lighting at best and a false flag at worst.
To add, I have never been to a place that wouldn't give you another towel if you gave a 10 second call to the front desk
does that still apply when the argument for one could just as easily be the argument for the other?

the real flaw in the reasoning--not the logic, but the reasoning--is thinking it does any good to point out hypocricy. yes, if we can't control guns because of the personal freedom of individuals to own guns then that same reason ought to apply to an individual's ability to access information that's totally lawful for them to access. it's just, you can point out hypocrisy all day, but the fact is what you can do or can't do or what you're supposed to do or have to do is shaped by moneyed interests, not by a pressure to maintain or establish some internal consistency.
That's Because most of the post PHP web frameworks included url routing from the beginning instead of using the file system.

File extensions on websites used to be Very common until about 10-15 years ago
I go to Palo Alto Medical Foundation in the Bay Area, literally down the street from Stanford. If there were any region I would expect to follow evidence-based practices I would expect it to be them.
Or have a child together. But common-law relationships and marriages are not the same thing in Canada, whereas other places where common-law marriages are recognized, they are legally identical to other marriages.
Midjourney and Adobe are definitely ahead right now, but I think it's far too early to say anything one way or another.

plus there's a test version of Dall-e that looks much better, far closer to Midjourney.
Please don't take this as a slight: why does your personal emotional reaction matter here? The idea that public libraries should be open sources of information shouldn't require hot-blooded sentiment from you or me. It's an extension of principles that you and I (notionally) agree on.

That being said: I, for one, think that 8th graders should have Maus accessible to them; it's a difficult book substantively and in terms of presentation, but I don't think reading it is going to "damage" any 8th grader. "Required" is besides the point.
What would happen if folks could only marry once in their lifetime? Nothing to stop you from having a partner after a divorce, but you could not marry them.
Yes but it's just way too expensive for her sales volume.
You have to be an accredited investor AKA millionaire but yes you can invest in these funds and the returns aren't too bad, though they've come down as the number of buyout firms has exploded. Too much competition for deals now.

The best way to make a buck in private equity these days is probably to start businesses and sell out to greedy buyers ASAP. Buying laundromats got really big in the past few years and I knew of a guy who started over 20 of them and sold them to idiots.
Just go to Amazon, type 'mini pc" and you will get a list of windows (very likely will run Linux too) small new pcs in sub $100 range. Cheaper and better alternative to RPi. I mean the price that you can by it for, not the declared "imaginary". You need RPi only if you do embedding/robotics, and need GPIOs.
When marriage was more common, having multiple close social / family ties was also more common.

Modern marriage makes you concentrate all that emotional energy on one person. It’s a lot.
Did you find it? I'm interested to see if it's testable. I think ChatGPT just drops context that doesn't fit in the context window anymore - and then based on context it continues the conversation. within the 8k context window, it works really well because ppl keep revisiting important bits, so there isn't much lost there. I haven't seen OpenAI talk about condensing prior context, and I don't think ChatGPT has any other knowledge about itself other than what is in it's system part of the prompt. It doesn't really know what happens to the prior context, it just wants to finish the document that is being created.
I’m confused by your framing, how is banning book bans outsourcing the job of socializing children? What role do potential book bans have on children’s social development?

I’m also a bit curious why a child’s right to access certain literature can’t be specified in a “Bill of Rights”.
if you click retry icon, it will always run GPT-4 and it is telling that it is a GPT-4 model. PHIND MODEL is the 3.5-turbo, tuned I suppose.
The first link is about The China Study. Here's the Wikipedia description, if you're not familiar with it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%E2%80%93Cornell%E2%80%93...

> The China–Cornell–Oxford Project, short for the "China-Oxford-Cornell Study on Dietary, Lifestyle and Disease Mortality Characteristics in 65 Rural Chinese Counties," was a large observational study conducted throughout the 1980s in rural China, a partnership between Cornell University, the University of Oxford, and the government of China.[1] The study compared the health consequences of diets rich in animal-based foods to diets rich in plant-based foods among people who were genetically similar. In May 1990, The New York Times termed the study "the Grand Prix of epidemiology".
I will be sure, going forwards, to ensure that my terms can simultaneously describe the struggles of 19th century Lithuanians.

Seriously: what's the point of this comment? There will always be a worse example; what matters is that there's a shared meaning in this context.
This test doesn't include epoll in any significant fashion at all, and also doesn't apply to network operations. The libuv thing is specifically about disk files, which linux doesn't really support with epoll (epoll just always considers them ready, regardless of if the requested page is in cache or not, meaning it is not helpful for the async case. by contrast, a socket without data immediately available in the kernel's buffer will not show readiness).

Since you can't tell if a disk io function would have to actually hit the disk or use the cache on older linuxes, libuv just always dispatches said operations to a worker thread pool which then calls the normal function. When it returns, it sends a message back to the other thread to indicate its completion.

If data is already present in the cache, this adds significant overhead vs just calling `read` directly - instead calling `read`, it will post a request to the worker thread queue (which may require synchronization, im not sure exactly how the impl does it tbh), wake the worker thread which calls `read`, which does not block significantly since the data is indeed already present, then it posts an event back to the main thread (which, sure, it is listening for this event on `epoll`, along with whatever else it is listening to, but that's an insignificant detail at this point) which calls the on-complete handler. All that work instead of just transferring the data from the cache to the result. Significant slowdown.

If the data is not already present in the cache, it does exactly those same steps, except this time `read` actually does block for some time, so the main thread can continue with other work in the mean time. (Of course, if the main thread has no other work to do, you've gained nothing from this!)

Hence why I said in my other comment that you ought not draw any general conclusion from this. This speedup has nothing to do with epoll vs io_uring (except maybe that linux file i/o is not really epoll compatible) and everything to do with libuv's block device implementation specifically. It is totally inapplicable to network loads entirely.

edit: in the first version I said "disk file" but it is technically block devices, of which disk files are just the most common example, but of course /dev/zero is a block device that is not a disk file.... and worth noting that /dev/zero is never going to actually load off a disk meaning it is "in the cache" all the time.
> Marriage is about declaring to your social group and each other you’ve decided to strive and commit to something greater than yourself.

I think most people can accept this belief while still thinking that there ought to be an out for two people who find themselves deeply unhappy together for a long period of time. Committing to something should very rarely be an absolute thing, and most people (even those who accept and respect marriage as a social institution) don't think that marriage should be one of those things. That's compatible with thinking (as you say in your OP) that most romantic relationships are shallow and not ultimately very meaningful, and wanting something more.
> you have to have plugins. Tons and tons of plugins. Once you go down that road it's a huge mess of compatibility issues and poor to nonexistent support.

And security vulnerabilities.

Core WordPress is fairly well hardened because it gets a ton of attention. Third-party plug-ins, not so much.
You're borrowing against the assets the company has. That's a pretty typical loan.
I’m not sure which defaults you mean right off, but the best place to start is honestly YouTube. I built Wordpress sites for a few years. Before anything, I watched demos on YouTube to learn how. I will say, you can get yourself an established builder like Divi and have a pretty easy time creating content as a beginner.
https://policeauctions.cs.umd.edu
> Basically if you say you're married, then you're married.

I just wanted to note that, depending on the state, the corollary can also apply; If you say you're not married, then you're not married. The more witnesses of both parties clearly stating this, the better.

I'm referring to states where common-law marriage potentially kicks in just by living together long enough.
The current legal institution of marriage is also not a great option for anyone who is polyamorous, which is gradually becoming more widely accepted and acknowledged. The law only recognizes one pairing, meaning you have to decide which one of your partners gets very literal special extra rights. Picking which of your partners gets guaranteed visitation rights and immunity to compelled testimony against you is incredibly unfair, so the answer for many people ends up being none of them.
Chisel Quick Tutorial – first RISC-V Bootcamp (2015)
Don't think its worth the risk. You'd lower the average percentage player payout from like 98% (might be defaulted lower in Vegas, not sure) to low 90s and bump a few to over 100? it doesn't sound worth the risks. regular high rollers will still go there and still be profitable with regular slot odds.
Is your last sentence a reference to taxes?
KiCad is getting better and better. At this point Altium is copying features _from_ KiCad, so you know the competition is real :).

Altium is still a Delphi-ish program, though with lots of things now just compiling to .Net. The core layout package has always been solid with a very small core developer group running it which is really more what its known for. The library management parts with collaboration are actually getting a lot better (ECAD<->MCAD, etc).

Altium gained tons of weird stuff with a super weird push to "FPGAs for everything", a giant off-shore (not Australian or Carlsbad) development team, and... all of that crash and burned and no actual customer actually understood what was happening. Much of that legacy is still in parts, but most of the features have been removed by now.
The ARM v9.2 Family
All the medium speed stuff I see (not 64Gb Serdes or even Thunderbolt) is differential current drive/receive though they may be voltage limited on the output. Those still seem to be designed as 50ohm, but they have some fairly high resistance connection's. Even at 1Gb getting a clean eye requires lots of equalization and careful routing, if you want to go 10+ inches.
> Automatic weapons aren't allowed and I haven't even ever seen one even while being around guns for 20 years casually but not THAT casually.

Uh, yes they are, there are just more rules in place for them than other firearms. I've been around guns casually for a similar amount of time, and I've shot fully automatic weapons, and can see them pretty much any time I want at the local range. I don't even live in a "gun friendly" state.
Precisely. First when I wanted to try this, there is absolutely no documentation other than links to community presets. Even till today getting Noise Reduction correctly working is trivial without proper documentation.

History about it: https://fedoramagazine.org/helvum-and-easyeffects-two-great-...

https://fedoramagazine.org/tune-up-your-sound-with-pulseeffe...
'Cows Toilet Trained'
> No need to risk half of my current assets and future income

Most people see being in a position of vulnerability with respect to another human being whom they trust as a wonderful thing, which gives them a great deal of every day happiness. You see this vulnerability as merely negative, a threat to your individualistic pursuit of wealth ("assets and income"). You have a right to live however you want, of course, but maybe consider the possibility that others are getting something valuable out of this that you've missed?
I agree I don’t like wrecked. The Greek is the verb πέρθω, which is used exclusively in Homer for destroying/plundering/sacking towns.[0]. Wrecked sounds like I got into an unintended accident and ruined my car — not at all the same connotations to my ear.

[0] https://logeion.uchicago.edu/πέρθω
DRM is anti-copyright. For Doctorow and the EFF, encryption is good when a person uses it but bad if a publisher uses it. The EFF was built by Big Tech to help support the wild, piracy-friendly growth of the Intertubes. All of the stances taken by Doctorow were anti-artist-rights because they got in the way of Big Tech making money.
Scientists teach pigs how to play video game with a joystick

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26104929

https://pbgossiptv.com/pigs-playing-video-games-expand-our-n...

Parrots learn to make video calls to chat with other parrots: study

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35664219

Animal-computer interaction

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal%E2%80%93computer_intera...
“Whole lot of girls with older parents it seems.”

That’s an interesting observation. Are you aware of any data on that?
The experiment wasn't trying to cause a marked improvement though. Simply trying to see h0w little you could go.

For all we know its possible to train an Einstein level physicist model if we limited data to a curriculumed physics/physics adjacent training set. I'm not even saying this is possible, just pointing that the experiment wasn't some kind of test to see if self improvement could occur
It's still available, look for "Sensodyne Repair and Protect" (no other name). Shoppers Drug Mart has it, Superstore, Walmart, etc. Most everywhere. We also have other options here with nanohydroxyapatite that are easy to get too, from X-Pur to Davids Toothpaste. Those products tend to be more expensive though due to higher %, whereas Sensodyne tops out at 5% Novamin.

Also as a Canadian you should avoid Amazon for groceries and most hygiene goods, they're overpriced even compared to Shoppers Drug Mart most of the time, half of the time the goods aren't even offered by the company but instead by a random middleman charging absurd markup.
If you look at what WordPress gives a non-technical user it is very impressive: nice authoring UI, instant deploy with rollbacks, multiuser editing with access control, pretty urls, previews, drafts, themes, et cetera.

I prefer my minimalist static site generator setup better and hope someday we could top Wordpress but realistically I wouldn't recommend betting against them. They've done a great job.
It's not fine, because a system that incentivizes that behavior from its members means that you and I won't ever get invited!
Banks have been consolidating for a century. This is by design.

> The commercial-bank population reached 14,496 in 1984. It turns out this was a post-1940 peak that may never be reached again. Between 1984 and 2020, the number of banks decreased by 70%.

https://www.stlouisfed.org/en/on-the-economy/2021/december/s...

The number of new banks that have formed is also anemic. Less than 100 new charters over last 10 years, when previously 100 per year was typical.

https://banks.data.fdic.gov/explore/historical?displayFields...

The government is consolidating banks. All banks have had ever more rules and regulations in the last 30 years, but the end result is fewer, larger banks that are more tied in with the state.

Is this good or bad? Opinions differ. What is perplexing is the government has not allowed a “narrow bank” that simply passes deposits into treasuries, which would be much safer. You would also think that with the rapid change in technology and innovation over the past 30 years there would be more banks rather than less - freedom of choice and innovation and whatnot - but that is not the case.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narrow_banking

https://johnhcochrane.blogspot.com/2018/09/fed-nixes-narrow-...

I believe that fractional reserve banking based on fiat currency is inherently risky. However the state does not make it easy for me to avoid this. However it is possible for even the moderately wealthy person to take safe action to reduce such risk.
I don't think that's what people mean when they say "natural key." People say "natural key" when they're talking about a unique identifier (that's the "key" part) that is part of the domain model of an object (the "natural" part.)

If we drop the "unique identifier" aspect of a key, and we can distinguish between different objects that share the same value according to one key by using a different key, then anything can be a key. The number of pages in a book could be a "natural key." This conversation wouldn't exist if that's what people meant by "natural key," because the answer would be trivial.
Isn't it better that they at least try?

I did some work for KAUST a few years back, and spoke to many people who relocated from Universities all around Europe. Projects that were having problems getting funded at their previous institutions were happily funded by KAUST.
If humanity has the means to do something, after deliberations of various duration, humanity will always choose to do it, whether it’s moral or not. If it will continue doing it, that is a whole different question and we may or may not do that.

But the first time? Absolutely.
OpenAI is filing c&d to all products using GPT in their name and filed a trademark for it.
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We’ve Had a Cheaper, More Potent Ozempic Alternative for Decades
> …which i don't intend to discuss here. Further, on this point, i do not need to justify these to you or any internet stranger. Who are you to police others and their morality?

Pretty rich to come in so hot against something and then when questioned freak out like that.
I've been making Drupal websites for 15 years, and especially lately now that its code is modernized wouldn't touch WordPress for any reason... but simple Drupal is not.

It can be very simple to administer if the site is built right, but someone has to get it there and that takes some budget.

Anyone in OP's situation I push towards Shopify/Squarespace.
Imagine not even desiring to understand the tools that enable you to do your job.
I once ran a Drupal site. Soooooo much more complicated than Wordpress. Definitely not recommended in this case.
AGI Futures – Roon’s Blog
The obvious outcome of that is that 99% of existing people will die. I am not asking about and do not care about whether they're "choosing to die" (an absurd thing to say about the need for food and water, anyway), I am asking why you are okay with the outcome where 99% of people are dead.
The point is to take book decisions out of the hands of locals, and into the hands of librarians. In other words, it changes who gets to promote or censor books.
The electric vehicle I commute with (a train) is probably better fie the environment...
In my experience, all dating is superficial in the beginning, and attempting to short-circuit that process never really works in the long run. You can't speedrun getting to know someone. This is why "dating milestones" are such a trope.
Because being over an ocean isn't good enough. It needs to be in a location that will not bother people with political influence
This is my go to method. Write/vent it down somewhere(privately) and just forget about it(you usually feels much better after write it down anyway)
I often found that the things in my head that I got so worked up a week ago is just mostly my made up thought.
Could you point me at it? Just for my own understanding.
I don't believe this.

But it seems it is true.

The catch is the high roller has a favorite machine, so you change the odds before they arrive.

https://gaming.nv.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=2...

"Once a game is initiated by a player on a gaming device, the rules of play for that game, including the probability and award of a game outcome, cannot be changed. In the event the game or rules of play for the game, including probability and award of a game outcome, change between games during a gaming session, notice of the change must be prominently displayed to the player."

Other source, not sure where this reg comes from - "Slot machines in Nevada must sit idle for 4 minutes before an adjustment to payback percentage or game rules can be made. When a change is made, the machine must be taken out of play with a message displayed on the screen noting an update is taking place. The machine then must sit idle for an additional 4 minutes after the change before play is allowed."