skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I cannot open the link
Decrease padding on mobile, 1cm of white space is too much.
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Or taking an intentional safety!
You wipe them clean after use. Most 3rd party "elite" straps come with a special cloth to wipe them which I think is similar to the one you use to wipe your glasses.
Percentage wise Andora is killing it!
That's a fair take.

A lot of things I love were made my people that I find personally despicable. If I have to weight how much I like the creators and companies behind everything I consume, that will be recipe for a very tiresome and frustrating life.

This is not to give a pass to Blizzard. The scandals there are pretty bad. But it's up to the employees (and perhaps to the judicial system) to do something about it.
This blog post explains the sort of workflow a Lisp/Smalltalk-style REPL enables:

https://mikelevins.github.io/posts/2020-12-18-repl-driven/
https://securelist.com/operation-triangulation/109842/
You represent what the problem with Americans tend to be. You assume that your culture and philosophy is the best, and then start to hate how all the locals hate you and blame it on their culture. Southern Europe and much of Asia has had inter-ethnic/inter-racial immigration for thousands of years and have developed their own ways of how ethnic groups live side by side and integrate/merge together.
Ah, a sequel for SQL
Sure. You'll see it very often in codec implementations. From rav1e, a fast AV1 encoder mostly written in Rust: https://github.com/xiph/rav1e/tree/master/src/x86

Portions of the algorithm have been translated into assembly for ARM and x86. Shaving even a couple percent off something like motion compensation search will add up to meaningful gains. See also the current reference implementation of JPEG: https://github.com/libjpeg-turbo/libjpeg-turbo/tree/main/sim...
I wonder which country got the biggest relative bump in territory.
Vatican City is probably a contender, and Timor-Leste nabbed a huge part of Australia.
The timing and text of this announcement certainly suggest that they've been gearing up to be a launch title on Apple's headset.

Which makes me wonder if Apple's been funding development, perhaps for some time.
This is under development, We already parse form 4's to generate insider transactions and are going to do the same for 10Q's and 10K's very soon. If you are interested in sharing more feedback on what you would want, please reach out to me at venk at stonks dot news
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But what about taking extra shampoo at Hilbert's motel? If they are making you switch rooms when new guests arrive, that might just be part of the compensation for the inconvenience?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert%27s_paradox_of_the_Gra...
Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Reports to Texas Prison
How do you deal with spam and moderation? What about the sidebar and pinned posts? Upvoting/downvoting? There’s a lot of quality-of-life features in modern forums like Reddit and HN that you don’t have with these old technologies.
I don't really think they have any secret sauce that AAA studios don't have, the explanation is just that they've continued work on the game after release. For any other AAA game, nearly all the developers pivot to working on the next project after release so you don't see as substantial updates.
Sure, but just to provide some context, Zipline has already raised (and spent) hundreds of millions of dollars. Also Zipline has actually been around for over a decade already (they started out as Romotive in 2011).

Anyway, cheers.
Is this the walkout that was supposed to start at noon and go for an hour, which coincidentally happens to align when most everyone there has a break for lunch?
I've been working with CSS for a while now and most time spent is on:

- tackling of inconsistent browser behaviour and bugs on top of cross-browser compatibility

- RWD

- pixel perfect implementation of designs

- extending or replacing native input elements

And very little of it has to do with color gradient selectors or pixel to em conversion.
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Your link doesn't work btw
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It's not normally MDM that slows down the laptops, its usually the security agents/proxies that are installed via MDM that slow down the computer. Antimalware agents for macs in particular tend to be very problematic with Jamf Protect being one of the few exceptions. And if you're using an enterprise proxy like Zscaler, you might as well switch to thin clients instead.
Does this bug bounty include passthrough issues like the ones here?

https://simonwillison.net/2023/May/2/prompt-injection-explai...
> Southern Europe has much more visible minorities than most of the US, especially the smaller and medium sized towns.

Sources?
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the headline makes it sound like reporting for duty, like the military. I am sure she will find some way to fail forward after getting out.
That is exactly the clarification I needed. Thanks!
Could be...

Great news for the dozens of Mac gamers. If Apple's headset is a success(?) and games want to support their headset, adding Mac support will be very easy to justify.
Interestingly in rugby they have a concept called a "penalty try" - effectively when there's a particular infringement against a team in a scoring position, the referee awards the points to the attacking team as if they had gone ahead and scored.

See here for an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAq-xp54j1w

The play gets repeated a couple of times and explained in some detail throughout but you can see what happens in the first few seconds of the video - blue is about to receive the ball in an incredibly advantageous position (a couple of steps away from scoring) white performs a deliberate foul in defending that play (they deliberately knock it forward and out of play, without trying to catch it). There's more to it than just "a very egregious foul against an attacker" but it's a good-enough simplification for our purposes.

People are already quite resistant to VAR in football already (got my own opinions on that) so I think there's virtually zero chance of football adopting this. But if ever there was an argument for it, it's definitely that Suarez case in 2010, Ghana were cheated out of an historic World Cup semifinal appearance.
That's especially true since they won't actual compete since they'll be 5 times the price of the other. The Quest will be the demo for the Apple VR headset, and the Apple VR headset will give VR hype that will boost Quest. If they weren't just FAANG amplifying FAANG, I'd be happy to see such a win-win.
My point is that I'm not worried about winning or losing the lottery. I'm not playing. I'm not missing out, either.

The expectation is that I'm filling a void with casual relationships; and that that void is a single committed romance.

I never had that void to begin with. I sincerely am fulfilled by uncommitted relationships. They aren't casual to me: they are as serious and meaningful to me as monogamous partnership is to my parents.

The most important part to me is empathy. I crave new ideas and perspectives: I get them by empathizing with more people.
Psychology, writing, culture topics interest me the most when I browse HN. It would be cool to have a HN-style websites for them. Do you know any?
I would pay if you could show me the formula for how measurements are calculated.

The most common question I'm always asking myself is: Why is this like this? For many properties the browser can tell you which CSS selector "won" a property such as "font-family".

But for something like a width, the actual formula being applied is often hard to puzzle out. The browser will tell you its result but now how it arrived at that result.

For example, the element with id "pagespace" on this page. It has width that works out to some px depending on your screen width. But why that width specifically? I can personally figure it out by going up the DOM tree to see that each element is the full width of its parent (and that's how display: table-row, table-row-group and table all work) until we get to the "hnmain" element which is 85% width (of its parent). And then its parent is the body which has 8px margin all around. So the formula is something like: (screen-width - 8px * 2) * 0.85. But that took me how long to figure out manually?

Show your work!
> It was slowly abandoned because it lacked fun graphics and emojis and all the other frilly parts that casual users love, but I wouldn't call it a broken model. It had (and has) a place.

Usenet had graphics and emojis. What it didn't have was the ability for a nascent community to easily set up their own server or newsgroups, not in the same way a nontechnical person could easily get webhosting for their forums. And moderation of Usenet was possible, though again a higher barrier than competing services. What killed off Usenet was the general shift of the Internet towards technologies that can be easily accessed over HTTP, with the primary HTTP access to Usenet (Google Groups) being a barely usable piece of shit.
A related question: what is the state in term of supporting the SQL standard among the popular RDBMS? It seems that almost all database engines use their own custom syntax.
It's reassuring to know that I'm not the only one with this issue. Typos can be extremely disruptive, often compelling me to re-read the entire sentence.
Which part of the article (not the headline), do you have an issue with?
Tried Beat Saber once in a VR lab type thing, it's really hit and miss.
I guess they were into knowing about celebrity sexual assault allegations before it was cool?
I've certainly needed them before :(
Why is that obvious? Why would a team want to allow their opposition to score any points at all?
Would this be prevented if an iPhone were in Lockdown Mode? [1]

1: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212650
Hard to unionize when the average employment length is 30 days
I’ve never read any trip report including a claim like that.

Lots of people claim to have solved a problem they have, and some of these solutions end up being forgotten, bad, or authentically and positively life-changing.

Hard to draw conclusions from this landscape (which is why scientists should be experimenting with them).
For areas that require a great deal of confidence in conclusions, like forensics and incident triage, I can only see generative AI making matters worse. There’s already a ton of over-automation and humans making mistakes because they trust their tools too much. Giving that industry access to more tools that confidently give wrong answers almost seems irresponsible.

I am excited for AI-based threat intelligence products, though.
When not done under proper set & setting, yeah.

If you're around people you trust, in a controlled environment, you're not likely to develop schizophrenia.

If you just decide randomly to trip in an unknown environment with people you're not comfortable around, yeah, it's going to be a wild ride and you might not ever truly get off it even after the stuff wears off completely.
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They know the rule, the problem is just that it's sometimes hard to see where the players are relative to each other the moment the ball leaves someone's foot so there are false positives and false negatives. Tech and replays make it less and less of a problem but it takes away from the game in my opinion. It's becoming too techie.

> Growing up I always made fun of soccer and considered it a game for uncircumcised foreigners

This made me actually lol
> Can iMessage be disabled by MDM / Apple Configurator policy?

Yes to both.

Don't forget iOS 16 lockdown mode as well as a third option.
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Isn't there some rule of thumb or "law" that the software an organization writes is a direct mirror of the structure of the organization?
The thing about the Quest is two things matter for VR:
- Ease of setup. Quest has always been great about this.
- Content / library. Again, Quest has typically had the most content and titles.

I am excited for the Quest 3, more than anything from Apple. I spent hundreds of hours with the Quest 2. Most people didn't spend that much time with it, but there is an audience for this and I am one of them.
There are lots of theaters in NYC where you can work as a volunteer usher to see a show for free. I've got one friend who saw probably 20+ things over a couple of years that way.
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Not your keys, not your fiat?

"It is reasonable that a bank would delay a transfer to do enhanced due diligence, but the length of the delay in these cases is surprising, said Dennis Lormel, who worked on financial crimes for the U.S. government for three decades and now is a bank consultant."

I love how the default is to assume people are guilty of some sort of transgression for a bank transfer of their own money.
Bringing Buddha into Leadership
Google can still integrate web content into llms but putting it into a vector database, no training needed. I am pretty sure this is what they already do anyway.

In other words, outlawing web scraping for training data is no way around this. Everyone signed a deal with the devil long ago.
Was modern art a CIA psy-op? (2020)
Killfiles are the generally accepted way of combating spam on Usenet. With only a few lines, I see very little of it even on the wider Usenet groups.

Generally blocking public services (like Google Groups) is enough to block 90%+ spam
Is the macOS engineer role not available anymore?
The good news is now I know why my server crashed last month, and it wasn't some other defect.
> The problem is that the cost of those benefits was intentionally covered up to influence consumer behavior. Now, the logical thing as a society is to assess what we lost due to that bad behavior, and recoup that, maybe plus some punitive measure.

So go back to the first point where the company is acting in bad faith: Covering up data that shows a danger. Take EVERY fucking cent since then.

If they don't have it? Nationalize them.

You're still entirely focused on the "Recover the commons" side of this, and what I'm saying is that punishment is used to establish the set of accepted social rules we play by. Right now, we're saying

"Lie all you want, obfuscate all you want, Literally kill people to make money - don't worry, we'll only fine you 5% of the profit you make doing it. (in reality: the fine here was less than 2% of the revenue made)"

My attitude is that this is unacceptable. I am not a fool - the world is incredibly complex and I know full well there is a LOT of nuance around this topic.

I still find it utterly galling that we're issuing fines that are literally chump change compared to the profits these companies are making.

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So given that we've been trying the whole "fine them but not too hard" strategy, and we have clear evidence that companies treat these fines as simple costs of business...

At what point do you admit that maybe a slap on the wrist is no longer the right answer?
You won't catch everything but I've found if you specify that it's okay to respond that it doesn't know the answer and essentially accuracy on a smaller subset of answers > responding to all, it often will say it doesn't know rather than making something up.

Another option could be - assuming this is an LLMChain that adds the most similar (n) embedding(s) to the prompt before passing to LLM - basic entity recognition to find the asset name from the query initially and dynamic prompt that if the most similar results don't contain the asset name, don't provide examples and respond saying you don't know.
This is one of the questions I try to answer at https://modern-sql.com/
Easy, create your own saas, do a promotional services, put a time limit, there’re a lot of FOSS projects
Thrill of the Fight is brutal. Never thought I would sweat so much in a VR headset. It's a great game and an intense workout.
There was a period of time where manufacturers tried to solve this problem, at least for athletes. There was the Timex OVA (Optimum Viewing Angle) where the watch face was located at the top of the wrist, using a very rigid strap:

https://kr.aving.net/news/articleViewAmp.html?idxno=10025

I had one. It looked strange, but the face was much more visible. However, it also meant that the watch face had to be a lot smaller.

There was also the Nike Triax which rotated the screen 45 degrees:

https://www.gq.com/story/nike-triax-watch

Both of these were phased out probably due to their weirdness. And also because watches, even for athletes, play a role as jewelry, especially in the social media age.

It's common in the military to wear your watch on the inside of your wrist, where it's more visible but also less prone to damage.
Buggy? Sure, no more so than any title. Basic, though? It hasn't been basic in YEARS. After the first couple major updates it got pretty feature rich FAST.
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Nobody wanted to pay for bandwidth used by the gigabyte in an unlimited fashion by thankless anonymous folks back around 20+ years ago. I'm pretty sure nobody wants to pay for it to be similarly used by the terabyte today.
He said represent in public a few times and people thought he's a public representative!
No, it explicitly does not include prompt injection attacks for obvious reasons.
With some practice, you get fewer misses. :-D
I was wondering about that too, then I saw that his company is YC-backed, and it all made sense -- this is aimed at VCs, and it ran in Vice because that's (somehow, still) the best fit for the company's "cool" brand.