skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Another tidbit from the video "If I instead had 10000 Nintendos sitting in a warehouse somewhere and someone stole 1 of them, wouldn't really cause me a lot of distress or pain"

The main problem with this line of reasoning, and heck, the entire act of trying to weaken "stealing" in general, is that the overall result is that you now have more than 1 person stealing a nintendo. In fact because of the internet, things going viral, you might even have a double digit percentage of those nintendos, being stolen.

We build up and break down societies rules by things we do every single day. The more we break them down, the more we see crap happening. If everyone stole every nintendo, well, Good bye to Zelda in general. That company won't want to even make that game.

I totally agree with the part of the video that argued people so poor that they can't eat that it would be basically justified for them to steal bread at a large business. I think however it would be even better if that person tried to find as many legal options to do that instead. And in general, tried to get a job. If they're still capable of stealing, they can probably do a job somewhere. But yes, at the bottom, steal the loaf of bread, but don't stay there forever.
Oh certainly. But they didn't need to swipe players cards to get the 200k.
I've been hearing this for decades.

Had we built nukes 20 years ago, the problem wouldn't be here today.

It's not a great argument.
This is for Mac, you can download and play it /today/.
Mind-Reading AI: A Potential Solution to AR/VR’s Input Problem
HAHAHA

> Finally, internal evidence strongly suggests that the overapplication of suspensions for AI-generated content may be turning away a large number of legitimate contributors to the site.

Someone invent a time machine so I can go back to October 2022 and read that then.
I refuse to download the app out of principle. I just manually go into the URL bar and add "old." to get the classic experience.
Another incumbent is https://gofuckingdoit.com by the bootstrapping cult icon Pieter Levels.
Once I had a third-party strap tearing off while I was cycling. I was lucky it happened during a break. Since then, I only use original apple straps for any sport.
You caught my interest, so I went to look at LogSeq. I began to get excited, then got a message from the live demo that it requires Chromium. Oh, well. So much for that.
Sure. In an infringement lawsuit involving a fair use defense, courts will apply the "four prong" test [1] to determine whether or not such use is indeed fair use under copyright law. The first of the four prongs, the "purpose and character" of the use, is also known as "transformativeness." The Goldsmith/Warhol ruling (to simplify) said that Warhol's changes to Goldsmith's photograph were not sufficiently "transformative" even though they contained new expression (adding orange color etc.) because the end result effectively competed with the original photograph and therefore did not qualify as a fair use.

Right, your backwards movie example would fail the fair use test too. Nothing's really added, there's no new expression, it competes with the original, etc.

[1]: https://fairuse.stanford.edu/overview/fair-use/four-factors/
I strongly support small business as well, but unfortunately the reality right now (in San Francisco, at least) is empty storefronts. Lots of them.
I wonder how truly effective those would be if the spammers really started to combat and circumvent them actively.

And blocking public servers would kill the network effects. Thus keeping it only to small communities.
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There’s a type error in your response.
> Most Americans have only ever met ethnic minorities who have assimilated into being Americans. That would not be considered an ethnic difference in many racial philosophies.

America deserves it's fair share of criticism, but to criticize America as having no/limited experience with diverse cultures shows pretty gross ignorance.
Interesting, at first I thought you were referring to "post-treatment Lyme disease syndrome" which has some medical legitimacy to it. It appears that there is a distinct "chronic Lyme disease"[0] rooted in quackery, learned something new.

I also assumed the poster was referring to "genuine"(?) Lyme disease (B. burgdorferi infection) which can go untreated and have neurological manifestations.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronic_Lyme_disease
No, people don't use GitHub because it looks more modern than a mailing list. They do so because it more closely matches their expectations of how to use computers and software.

Mailing-list likers have not come to grips with this in the last twenty years and I don't expect them to start now, but the dismissive attitude might be preventing you from learning something. "Principal Skinner, it is probably not the children who are wrong."
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Here's a list I made of how reversing incentives might look for a range of games, including Soccer/Football: https://www.jefftk.com/p/playing-to-lose

This was prompted by a conversation with Ben Orlin, who wrote up his version as https://mathwithbaddrawings.com/2014/06/11/playing-to-lose-o...
Another example of how real world data is always messier than a neat model:

Vatican is entirely encircled in Rome, therefore any area outside Vatican is closer to Rome than the Vatican, yet if we look at them as point sources, as this map does, you see a lot of other area closer to Vatican.
This is a pure marketing high bullshit article. This is akin to spam.
Given the exploit vector looks like yet another iMessage attachment bug,

> The target iOS device receives a message via the iMessage service, with an attachment containing an exploit.

and that one of the effects of Lockdown Mode is

> Messages - Most message attachment types are blocked, other than certain images, video, and audio. Some features, such as links and link previews, are unavailable.

It might be prevented. Pretty sure disabling iMessage altogether sidesteps this class of bugs too. I've lost track of how many times iMessage has been the root cause of "unattended iOS RCE," at this point it's almost user negligence to have left on.
I wonder if the apple vr headset is just a way to get people to visit their stores and buy something else
Good points. With regard to the last one, the result depends strongly on how one deals with the Vatican City being an enclave of Rome.
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Why must people continue to use the term "headsets"? You sound like you're 80 years old
No problem here.

https://archive.is/DCm8e
Postman Uses JSON Schema
Springbars with quick release are far easier to use and more compatible.

I've always thought that the apple design adds a LOT of size to the watch head with the way they intrude inside the case. If they didn't do that and had the standard horns/lugs that every other watch has the watch head could be smaller. Also occurs to me that might be a desired result though so they can have a bigger display.
Is there anything akin to Maturin for Zig?

I would love to use it as an extension language for Python.
A recent study out of Harvard University found that, for people traveling within the United States, Europe, and Australia, the chances of being killed while flying are 1 in 11 million, while the chances of being killed while driving are 1 in 5,000.

A stupid, intellectually dishonest article.

The alternative to short-haul flights (in the vast majority of cases) is not driving, but train or bus travel.
Smalltalk was proudly a descendent of Lisp.
And there are bots on Reddit and on Hacker News that will provide automatic links to paywall-skippers and such.

Not all bots have bad intent. Some compensate for a lack of a protocol/platform-native feature. Which makes all bots occasionally annoying, because human time is spent.
I don't think it would be completely broken, per se, but as a spectacle I think it would be ruined...Obviously not a big concern for 7-a-side, 5-a-side, etc.
For germaphobes. If you have people at a party, the higher likelihood one will be.

I'm old; I ate dirt, swam in lakes and drank from a garden hose! My immune system is superman.
All videos on facebook is also filled with unstoppable ads. Look like Meta is having financial issues.
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Quest 2 has been fun for me, but only because a handful of game. My kid played beatsaber for a while. I played paintball - a mini game inside recroom. And I still play a team sport called Echo VR which is shutting down in August.

We've tried a few others but nothing else really stood out. If there is a compelling sequel to Echo I hope I don't need to upgrade hardware and will just quit.
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Maybe for the first few months but the parent was considering if maybe those sentiments applied more broadly.
It would also not be surprising if this was another "Tomb Raider" moment, though. Bringing No Man's Sky to Mac required a Metal rewrite, and Hello Games had probably already finished porting to ARM for the Switch version of the game. It's still a hard sell unless you're a studio with nothing to lose like Sean's team or Capcom.
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Those at the bottom shouldn't need to steal a loaf of bread. We have a community and government both providing a social safety net to give them not only a loaf of bread, but also a path out of destitution.
The new Web experience is horrid. Intentionally bad it looks. Maybe it works if you just read the posts and maybe few comments, but trying to go any deeper in conversations is just not possible.
90¢ Document Verification API
Aspirational goal setting by Blizz execs?
Technically, there isn't an "official" OpenAPI 3.x tool of any sort. SmartBear/Swagger is no more official than any other vendor with 3.0+ (obviously it's different for the versions named "Swagger"!). I am working on an official parser/linter (oascomply) on a contract for the OpenAPI Initiative to set a baseline to help tool developers implement consistent support for the spec. However, this is more about the parts of OAS outside of the Schema Object.
They might be "tired" because they are "lonely," as isolation atrophies the part of the brain that deals with social interactions and causes mental illnesses, such as depression, which contributes to malfunctions of bodily energy management.
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Cross platform saving and playing & free for players who already own the game on Steam. Nice!
> For anyone who is not a Python beginner, but is an ML beginner, the shorter version is much more approachable, as it puts the subject matter more front-and-center.

It certainly depends on the audience. Interestingly, I had the opposite conclusion about Python beginners in my head before reaching this line!

I think it's more about the learner's prior background. Lately, I've mostly been helping friends who do a lot of scientific computing get started in ML. For that audience, the "nested loops" presentation is typically much easier to grok.

> (Imagine that every matrix multiplication would be written using explicit loops, instead of one "multiply" operation. Would it clarify linear algebra for you, or the other way around?)

Obviously "every" would be terrible. But there's a real question here if we flip "every" to "first". For a work-a-day mathematician who doesn't write code often, certainly not! For a work-a-day programmer who didn't take or doesn't remember linear algebra, the loopy version is probably worth showing once before moving on.

On a related note: I sometimes find folds easier to understand than loops. Other times find loops easier to understand than folds. I'm not particularly sure why. Probably having both versions stashed away and either exercising judgement based on the learner at hand -- or just showing both -- is the best option.
> mostly just reading assembly, not writing it

Not always the case. You're not writing it all the time but you still have to write it. For example the trampoline I use to jump from the boot stage to the kernel entry point is common-mapped between the two memory spaces and performs the switch inside of it, and then calls the kernel. That's all in assembly.
And then try convincing your primary care doctor that an ANA test could be negative and you can still have lupus or any other autoimmune disease.
150k...for a staff engineer... in NYC?
What else would you call it? The official announcement of it calls it a headset.
I could see the exact opposite happening. Forensics and IR often require a ton of complex information parsing that an LLM could accomplish very quickly and then point an analyst in the right direction to verify. It's not meant to be a panacea just an accelerant.

Threat intel has purported to use AI for ages and I remain unconvinced of its effectiveness. Program analysis to support TI could be exciting however.
It could've been a reminder to dance
Ask HN: Are you better at determining your mental limits than your boss?
And if so, doesn't this imply that you can only push yourself to the limit (and not over) via hobby/indie projects?
Steam isn't in the business of violating my privacy and shoving me ads.
Unless you're talking about some extremely niche tournament, that's not how it works at all, in football at least. In the majority of league systems you get 3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and that's it. If you are level on points with another team in your group after all games are played then there will be strictly defined rules for that tournament to separate the teams, often a combination of the following in some order of precedence:

- head-to-head results between tied teams

- total goal difference, i.e. sum(goals_scored) - sum(goals_conceded) across all games

- total goals scored across all games

- disciplinary record (number of yellow/red cards awarded against players)

If teams still cannot be separated, it'll fall back on something as simple and cruel as a coin-toss - though maybe they could go to extra time and penalties if the tied teams are playing each other in the last game. Maybe you're thinking of situations like rugby where you can get a "bonus point" games in group stages by scoring 4 tries or keeping the losing margin down to a handful of points.

In any case, I can't give a good reason as to why 3-0 is usually the score given for a walkover - I think it's just generally considered to be a convincing win that isn't too over-the-top.
> And yet... trying these out just doesn't seem to be a thing anywhere.

If the experience of using them was actually marketable, it would be more of a thing.
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Exactly. Look up 76ers "The Process" if you want to see a huge example of it. They spent 3 years losing to reel in embiid and simmons.
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>reflects a lot about the character of the person

That his values are really messed up and they're probably not trustworthy, right?
Yup. JSON Schema is a constraint system, not a data definition system. https://modern-json-schema.com/json-schema-is-a-constraint-s...
You push the button and the band is released to slide out the side in either direction. Slide it in from the side and it locks automatically.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8b_MzNyHmE
I'd love to hear more about the tool that they're using to transform protobuf for type hinting in the editor. Is that open source somewhere?
You have the Digital Database for Screening Mammography (DDSM). It's a relatively old database with pre-digital images. But it should be a good start.

http://www.eng.usf.edu/cvprg/mammography/database.html

Good luck!
But the issue is that it's not "who can pollute for the social good?".

It's "Who's been doing some serious illegal dumping?".

In almost all of these cases - the issue is NOT that the company simply didn't know what was going to happen (although in many cases this is where they started).

It's that the company hid facts, lied, manipulated the public, and in general attempted to squash any and all evidence that might hurt their profits.

The first is acceptable. The second should be met with termination (as in - the companies that do this should have leadership removed: anything from jail time to nationalization).
> Trying to equate them all as relationships is a misdirection. Relationships with your friends, parents, children, and spouse are not going to be comparable ever.

Certainly not with that attitude!

I don't require commitment, therefore I am not interested in a spouse.

Remember: I am not you.
That might have been true at launch five years ago, but the amount of content is pretty insane after all of the updates they've done to the game. Haven't run into really any bugs in 40+ hours of playtime.
> I've lately thought that a package manager is as essential to a new language as a standard library.

This was the approach Ceylon took. Sadly, despite a lot of effort, the language never took off.
Come on, really? It differs in that it can cause, not always is the cause.

There is no doubt that stress has physiological effects on body.
Unless there is a scenerio where one team really doesn't want the other to get even a point?

Speaking of NHL and weird rules iirc there's an emergency goalie that can be pulled out of the crowd to fill in for either team.
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