skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
... you do know that even just because "crypto" as a broad umbrella may be up, that doesn't mean that every company in the space is up, right? I mean the article highlights that fact...

>The unpaid bills appear tied to the news in Sportico last month that Dapper Labs, the platform for the NBA’s and NFL’s sputtering nonfungible tokens, and DraftKings’ Reignmakers NFTs had each engaged the NFLPA to renegotiate their deals in light of the plummeting value of the digital assets.
Don't you know this applies to all software? We tend to forget "don't be evil."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_be_evil
That's not what "heritability" means.
10 billion dollars is a rounding error for the GOOG.
27k / 540 = 50
> if individuals who contribute more than they pay in are allowed to opt-out the system quickly collapses

Sure, that's why I said this was theoretical. I wasn't using it as a demonstration of how socialism can be sustainable without a state, I was using it to demonstrate a system that might be described as socialist even though it's stateless.
I'd rather have a government stored system of consent for third parties to contact me. If I haven't given it & I can prove that I was solicited over email or phone then I should be awarded the fine & so should the government
Moved to Sweden from the US ~3 years ago. The most stable path is with an employer-sponsored work visa. Best bet is to interview at a multinational with a presence in Sweden (big companies are more likely to operate in English).

Next best option is to be in a stable relationship with a Swede.

It’s possible to get a visa running your own business, but the wait times for this are long and you need solid documentation that you’ll actually make enough to support yourself/your dependents.

Visas are also available for students and they’re experimenting with a visa for highly skilled job seekers, but these are a bit more limiting in terms of length and what you get access to.
The numbers are actually quite apparent in terms of fertility:

https://ifstudies.org/blog/the-conservative-fertility-advant...

That said, you can probably query the CDC Wonder dataset to see the breakdown of vasectomies by state.

I actually think overturning Roe will accelerate abortions in some regions (and completely stop others). There were previously limits on abortions based on age. In Colorado, you can now abort up to birth, for instance.

Imo this will lead to a much larger change in the fertility rates.
> Lastly - Twitter's market price has nothing to do with it's profitability. That seems obvious, but apparently needs to be said here.

It's not profitable. That's why they're cutting to the bone and not even paying a lot of their bills.

They had to make an advertising exec the nominal CEO, because a lot of advertisers have fled the platform.
This was my experience as well. What you don't read too much about are the moderate experiences.

Something changed for me, down there, after the procedure. My right testicle, in particular, is a lot more sensitive than it used to be. And there is the occasional pain. When that happens I feel around down there and the "tubes" (not sure of the anatomical terminology) feel like they're quite swollen.

Did it destroy me? Absolutely not.
Can I live with it? Yes.
Do I regret having the procedure? No.

But there is clearly a middle of the road scenario here. I'm never in excruciating pain. I've never needed to take pain killers for it. But every once in a while there is a mild throbbing, similar to having a mild headache and it goes away after a while. My family doctor told me that it would go away after a while but it's been 5 years since I had the procedure and it persists.

Something else that I'll say. I had children way too young. My wife and I were high school sweethearts and we got pregnant in our senior year. I love my daughters to death but fatherhood was INSANELY difficult for me. I'm pretty sure that I have Asperger syndrome and this comes with extreme noise sensitivity, freaking out when I get interrupted by anything etc. I really wish that I had understood this about myself when I was 19 years-old because I'm positive that we could have found ways to give our daughters a much easier childhood. Nevertheless, I was absolutely convinced in my 20s that I never should have had kids and that I would never want more.

Then I hit my mid to late 30s, became financially successful, way more comfortable with who and what I am as a person and suddenly felt like NOW was the time to have kids and I kind of wanted to give it another go.

People change, and while vasectomies are reversible, the advise is to consider them a permanent solution.

Just information. Everyone needs to make this extremely personal decision for themselves.
https://fedoraproject.org/silverblue/
I find myself remoting to desktop chrome+userscript more and more to get any semblance of enjoyable experience in last few years.
Yes, and specifically Yudkowsky, Bostrom, and MacAskill are “providing cover” for AI owners by prattling on about AI “waking up” and extinguishing humanity

They are grabbing headlines, and moving the conversation from the real issues, which are how AI is used in education, health care, law enforcement, securities and housing markets, the government, the military, and more

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36100525
Mate, you're being obnoxious.
The author says:

> Do the signatories believe that existing AI systems or their immediate successors might wipe us all out? If they do, then the industry leaders signing this statement should immediately shut down their data centres and hand everything over to national governments. The researchers should stop trying to make existing AI systems safe, and instead call for their elimination.

But a different set of people called for a halt to AI research two months ago, and his response then (https://aisnakeoil.substack.com/p/a-misleading-open-letter-a...) was that these concerns are "fever dreams" and we should disregard them in favor of "serious policy debates".

It seems like there's a self-reinforcing system here, where any evidence or argument in favor of existential risks from AI can be dismissed out of hand.
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Kind of a snarky response. Obviously this has been seen in the wild. If you created an intrusion detection system to look for suspicious requests, I think one occurring over and over and at a regular interval would clearly be seen as malicious and not a genuine user.
>I never understood this complaint from the naysayers.

In the United States, a lot of people act like being outside in 40 degree weather is deadly. I also think Americans are less social, especially as they get older so winters tend to be a lot of sitting inside and watching TV.

It varies for sure. I live in a place with overcast and wet winters and I get SAD really bad if I'm not leaving the house, but do fine when I can get out into nature or spend time with friends.
Well, they do, at Youtube. But they're pretty good about takedowns over there. Including of a ton of content that has no reason to be taken down.
Yes.

This, mixed with the artist class pretending that poor people don't own cars, because they don't in their flatshare.
Indeed, we use condoms for the danger days. We have a window of four days before and after supposed ovulation. I wonder if this is enough. Do you use any other kind of tracking like temperature monitoring ? I'd love to read any resources.

I know this isn't the best contraception but I live in a country where I have access to abortion and "tomorrow" pills.
Checkout sonarr and radarr together with jackett. Plenty of ways to find zillions of sites. Most dark streaming sites use these tools to fully automate everything
Sweden is approved the same latitude band as Alaska. Sweden may be warmer thanks to the gulf stream, but its winters are as dark as the darkest you can get in the US.
Paywalled so I'm not sure if it's covered but I'm curious what the demographic of the new patients are and if there was any changes in "ethics" to determine "qualifying" patients at that office.

It had nothing to do with Roe but I had one this year. I'm over 40, have 2 kids and, while my wife wasn't required to sign off on it, they did ask about it several times. Meanwhile my brother-in-law, late 30's, neither him or his wife (even later 30's) ever want kids, can't find a reliable doctor to perform one in this are (not FL).
NetHack Is Hard to Hack
Asking out of curiosity but how does Web Assembly play into it?
My understanding is, in general, yes. At least major body parts and face parts. Even ones that differ (eg. our ears vs their ears).

Think about it this way how can you kill successfully if you don't have a basic understanding of the anatomy of what you're trying to kill?

I think a general body map is hardwired into more vertebrates. Heads always have eyes, ears and move around. Arms are on the upper torso and legs are at the end of the torso, tails are common.

Beyond that level, your guess is as good as mine though.
Decentralized search is a complex problem and there exist different approaches to it with different degree of centralization and resource requirements.

DC++ is a bit more decentralized than BitTorrent. There still are central servers ("hubs"), but they don't even host any metadata. Search works by the hub broadcasting all search queries to all online peers and them replying with results if they have any. The file transfers themselves are p2p.

I have an idea that's kind of more decentralized. Initially envisioned as a missing global search feature for the fediverse, but can be adapter for anything that has a similar network structure. A server has a number of peers already established because of the ActivityPub federation. Each server would send to its peers some kind of bloom filter that determines the tags or keywords that this server has results for. Then, when searching, your server would find the peers who are likely to have what you want, and only send your search query to them. If there aren't any, then it would send your query to the peers that have most users (with some random bias for load balancing purposes) because they're likely to have more connectivity, and they would point you where to look based on their own peers and their bloom filters. There would also need to be some kind of reputation system (centralized server lists? p2p exchange of scores/reports?) so that servers that return spam or intentionally wrong results would get punished.

This could probably be made to work in a fully-decentralized p2p network, but I imagine it would be too easy to abuse. Getting a new domain costs money, yet getting a new IP or public key is free and easy.
Browse a little farther. Last time I found myself in that position, I could say I was over 18 and it let me go. For another click or too, then it interrupted again and insisted I sign in.
true but look at their main page: https://zulip.com it is pretty good at showing zulip
I would not be surprised if that was the case. It was a monumentally stupid idea to fire the human workers for this particular application. No computer can hope to accurately respond in a way that isn't harmful at least some of the time.

Human's don't have that problem.
This sounds pretty awesome, like a private Discord server or replacement for Facebook groups that's actually private (assuming it can be self-hosted or encrypted).

One thing I noticed is that there's no privacy policy. I assume this is a proof of concept but people willing to use this product over Facebook care about how their information is stored and protected.
Exactly, Ironic. Crypto people trying to rephrase the news and failing spectacularly deserves only a sarcastic Womp Womp.
Nice to see Rivos mentioned here, even having a vice chair position. Besides this, the only other place they have appeared in public is in a few kernel patches. The fact that they could get vice chair shows that they either have a lot of funding or have demoed something impressive to the other companies listed here like Google or Samsung. Not surprising per se as they have a lot of former PA semi/Apple employees but still nice to see something showing they aren't vaporware.
You can also read this headline to mean that the labor union lost $42M that they had "invested" in crypto.
Will take that on board. Does it matter where the code is? Doesn't seem like people care about Notions source code.
"Guns don't kill people.. Uh-Uh. I kill people. With guns."

- Jon Lajoie
Rutracker is the best. You need to understand some russian. But everything is there.
I dont work for YC but let me share my two cents. It might look similar, but all companies have their own journey, their own insights. In the end out stick to their conviction, pivot to another thing or execute really well or not so well and die. I think YC understands this so they are backing the founders.

Whether you like it or not, you as an org need a tool like this. Concept like these exist since the dawn of enterprise software. Why not bet on all the companies in the space. There will be one winner that covers all the losses.

Only critic I have for onu, is that their tagline is exactly same as the other tools in the space.

Edit: I just checked out their docs. They are basically doing what airplane's first iteration was. I think it is a hard sale. I guess founder of airplane could shed more light.
That was only on Skylake-X, which I admit was like 4 generations of Intel boxes.

But its no longer true today. AMD's Zen4 doesn't downclock at all with AVX512 instructions, and modern Intel chips have only like 100Mhz (aka 0.1Ghz) of downclock measured in practice.

In any case, AVX512 is certainly a win from a power-performance perspective. You get more compute-work done with far less decoding/other CPU-related internal core stuff. Even on Skylake-X, I'd expect that AVX512 sorting routines will heat up the CPU less than a non-AVX512 sorting routine... and otherwise be superior from a head and/or power limited perspective.
I'm not sure veneration of authority is a central aspect of conservatism. As I understand it, conservatism is about returning to a previous state of affairs that is perceived as favorable compared to the present, or about maintaining the status quo. It seems to me that two people who were raised in different contexts could be considered conservative with respect to their own contexts, while at the same time one being an authoritarian and the other being a libertarian.
Respectfully, I think you might have gotten used to the sas state America has ended up in. I'm in a reasonably sized city, and have fresh groceries less than half a mile away. My parents live in a suburban, approaching rural area - and have multiple grocery stores within a mile. Hell, I had fresh produce within a mile in a very small town in Alberta, at both apartments I lived in.

I can see the argument if most people were actually living someplace rural - but they aren't. Living in a city that's also a food desert sounds like it misses the point of what a city is for, to be honest.
Reddit API Pricing Would Cost Apollo Developer $20M per Year
Have you, um, been there, not like a tourist? Like rented an apartment, dealt with their government offices and low level officials?

If you only knew, comrade. If you only knew.

But you don't, and by this point you've adeptly demonstrated your behavioral tendencies. This combination of profound intellectually dishonesty and intentional baiting and button-pushing has no place on HN. You bore us, and will have to take your game elsewhere.
It came out two years later, so according to Huang's law we would still expect more than that. Moreover, most other models have seen much smaller improvements, like the 3060/4060.
Fair enough. I did notice the distinction when rereading your comment
Even buses in London, the fanciest buses, are less tidy and clean than my 20 year old five owners Honda Civic.
No. That's the limit of how many queries can be made per minute on the free tier, but it doesn't state what the free tier entails or what it can be used for. My guess, based on Christian's post, is that third-party clients would not be eligible for the free tier and that the free tier is for uses like bots.
Getting laid all the time is quite worthless in judging an individual's evolutionary success if they are infertile and fail to ever pass on their genes to new individuals.

My consideration is here is how this might effect larger societal moves as the balance of how reproduces and who does not changes.
I agree, package managers are great. However why is that a reason to avoid linux?
What I assumed and what I imagine a lot of people would assume is that the NFLPA invested union funds in crypto which they took a $42 million loss on.
Fat people are fat, not stupid. We've been making fun of fat people overeating since Durdley was chowing down on Harry Potter's birthday cake. Educating obese people doesn't make them thin. There's no studies supporting it.
Is that

1. "alternative implementation with the AWS S3 protocol"

2. "alternative protocol with similar features to AWS S3"

?
How the Soviets stole a space shuttle (2008)
Damn I don't know what kind of condom you've been using or if they're not your size but the only condom I have had cracking on me where bad condoms + intense sex, the kind you get in sex ed.

Don't be cheap and get some that are actually your size.
>I’m very inclined to say QC are trying to push for sympathy in the tech sphere.

And it works every well if you were to judge it by comments on Twitter, HN and Reddit.
Honestly not a bad idea. Apollo has such a dedicated fanbase that if you get them to adopt a new community, then the quality of posts will start out pretty high. So much of Reddit is crap anyway so drop in quantity from lack of network effect wouldn’t be such a bad thing. Focus on Apollo’s strengths: great UX and bring it to the web.

Ofc the major issue is how to avoid enshittification. Having a good monetization strategy from the start is key. Hardest part besides attracting large user count is to attack some of Reddit’s failings: terrible arbitrary moderation. That’s the tricky part.
Isn't this more obvious? These are guys that don't want to 'accidently' get someone pregnant, since now there are fewer options for dealing with the 'problem'.
Late reply, but it is Verizon.
RFC: Go Generics in the Pulumi SDK
Regardless of the title or whatever, I noticed the same way how this was conducted (creating a fake image, then a group is used to spread such news, then the sabotage/attack starts), same approach been used in different political tweets, in India, Saudi, Tukey, and even in US, the only difference is in English speaking ones it was quickly to find they were fake and in return who spread it had a credibility issue later, it doesn’t seem to be the case in a non-english ones for some reason. And that approach happened before Musk takeover and after, is it something had to do with the user base mentality or tech literacy, or the way how twitter works, or maybe something else, but I never saw such “swarm” behavior except in Twitter.
The main difference is that Onu generates a frontend UI for your scripts! This means that the non-technical folks on your team have access to the scripts that typically only engineers can run. In our experience, non-technical teams typically don't know how to use AWS lambdas or CF works
Maybe open source clients would be eligible to use the free tier and it's that Apollo is a commercial actor.
I never know if I have an inside scoop or an outside scoop. Has Hyena not addressed the scaling of context length [1]? I know this version is barely a month old but it was shared to me by a non-engineer the week it came out. Still, giving interviews where the person takes away that the main limitation is context length and requires a big breakthrough that already happened makes me seriously question whether or not he is qualified to speak on behalf of OpenAI. Maybe he and OpenAI are far beyond this paper and know it does not work but surely it should be addressed?

[1] - https://arxiv.org/pdf/2302.10866.pdf
I think a lot of people don't realise the large cultural differences between the US and Europe.

Most Brits (myself included) fall into this due to the lack of language barrier.

In my opinion, British culture aligns better to Europe than the US (for obvious geographical reasons)
It's called indoctrination, and everyone does it to their kids.

A lot of conservatives have decided they don't like the indoctrination that the state is giving to kids in public school, so they are starting to homeschool their kids to make it more likely that they are indoctrinated in the parent's memes and not the state's.
Just out of curiosity, how active were you during recovery?
JPL Lost Contact w/ Ingenuity Mars Copter for a Week Before Historic 50th Flight
Stealing alleviates one's personal duress at the expense of someone else's. If they instead worked a real job, they would at least be providing at $18/hr, SF's minimum wage, of services to their community.

SF already spent over a billion dollars on housing alone. People should ensure that is prudently spent rather than asking for even more.
It doesn't matter to me where the code is. But you said it was "open source" so I assume the source code is publicly accessible somewhere, right?
I used to have a (long) list of posts/comments that they refused to remove after I reported them. Most of these were (at least to me) _very_ obvious cases of being against the TOS (and the law).

I messaged this list to the admins. I emailed it to their support team. Never got a reply. Not even support answered my email.

I truly believe they just don't care.
Many of these stories are "Our retirement fund trader decided to bet his entire pool on hideous monkey NFTs and lost it all, even though he was only authorized to buy relatively safe bonds. His manager was completely asleep at the wheel."
> Complaining you don't get free stuff anymore is really unbecoming of an entrepreneur.

He wasn't complaining about that. He was led to believe that the price would be reasonable, and he was willing to pay a reasonable price, as he already pays Imgur.
I am not sure if Librera HD is usable in terms of accessibility but it seems to handle text to speech pretty well when I tested it just now. It works with the screen turned off too. The software is available in F-droid without restriction.
I was responding to

> civil society as we have known it in the UK for a few hundred years

Sorry if I missed the 300 somewhere
I was thinking about having it done. The doctor who was going to do it said that some people have pain afterwards. I asked him and he couldn't give me any stats or details on how many people or how long it lasts, etc. That made me think twice and after looking up people's stories online I decided not to do it. It seems surprisingly little studied. If it was temporary, I could deal with it, but a small yet significant chance of constant pain isn't worth it.
Not GP, but without supporting bash scripts the tool isn't very useful to us
I was rooting for Vasalgel very much but it was supposed to be commercialized in 2017...

The Parsemus Fundation recently sold the tech to : https://nextlifesciences.org/

Hope it works out some day
Can you elaborate on what makes France a good home?

I suspect it's the culture, and work life balance, and possibly good food and drink, and emphasis on small businesses over big chain corporation.

but would love to hear more. I don't like the US for all those reasons and am looking for a new place possibly.
This is web of trust.
Yes this is a proof of concept. I'm just trying to figure out what the core features should be and whether other people will be interested too. It can potentially be self hosted but it's quite a complex stack at the moment. There's encryption at rest of the data but not e2e encryption of messages just yet. Will look into that a bit later. I think mostly the focus is provide a place for small private communities to be built and start addressing those issues over time.