skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a different set of games. The Fleet Problems were LARPing with ships. This could be invaluable for understanding (some) tactical issues but could not apply to understanding prolonged campaigns (that would be too costly). For that, the Naval War College did tabletop/paper games, lasting up to months, that covered multiple engagements.

Fascinating free book that motivated these comments:

https://www.history.navy.mil/research/publications/publicati...

"Between 1919 and 1941, the U.S. Navy transformed itself from a powerful if unsophisticated force into the fleet that won a two-ocean war. The great puzzle of U.S. naval history is how that was accomplished. This book argues that war gaming at the U.S. Naval War College made an enormous, and perhaps decisive, contribution."

A whole string of vital lessons were learned during the gaming, which I can go into if you like (or you can read the book.)
Little Star Pizza is one, if not the best, pie in the Bay Area. It's very well known and loved. It is surprising that customers wouldn't be willing to order delivery directly from the restaurant, especially if they could pass along some savings.
"Among the several states" does not conclusively disallow congress from regulating intrastate commerce in my opinion. How does "among" restrict the regulation only to things going between the states? What definition of "among" limits the rest of the clause to only certain interactions involving commerce flowing through multiple of the states?

If I regulate commerce specifically in the state of Virginia, which is a member of the set of states, IMO I am regulating commerce among the states. The rest of that section of the constitution is all about how the Government's laws should be equal across all states, ie there is no favoritism, so that also leads me to believe this could be about keeping the government fair, rather than limited.

Keep in mind a huge point of the Constitution superseding the articles of confederation was that interstate activities were a pain in the ass and trade treaties were a dumpster fire. Giving congress final say over trade in the Union is absolutely compatible with that. It was not a document about keeping the Feds out of the business of the states. It was entirely about giving the federal government MORE power over the affairs of the states because the previous federal government was basically useless and at the whims of powerful state governors who absolutely did not want to stop being the kings of their little fiefdoms.
> religious facism

That's just theocracy lmao
Yes, but it's just a typealias intended to represent a span of time in APIs. As the docs say, "On its own, a time interval does not specify a unique point in time, or even a span between specific times."
What is this guy's issue? Why does he keep saying and doing pointless things that are self-destructive and risky to him and the business? How has reddit let this situation run so completely out of their control?

Divorcing entirely from the subject of the strategy change, the decision to execute it in this manner seems incomprehensible unless they truly do want to completely drive away as many of the users who even know about this change as possible. Maybe we are so ignorant of Reddit's real user metrics that they consider almost everyone reading that AMA to be a money drain.
Disbarment doesn't happen for much, much worse actions.
Seems like a huge waste of GPU / CPU when Dwarf Fortress has had all this for years…
Last time I tried was early oculus days and it wasn't even close.

But it's been like 7 years at this point ? If Apple has decided to launch it I would assume they worked out the kinks.

I'm not buying it until I see enough evidence it's usable (doubt I'll get to try it for 8 hours without buying one).
> So why do cats knead? Although the reason is uncertain, the most likely explanation is that it is a leftover behavior from kittenhood, Susan Hazel, an associate professor of animal behavior, welfare and ethics at the University of Adelaide in Australia, told Live Science. During nursing, a kitten rhythmically treads its paws on the mother's body to stimulate the flow of milk.

I never thought this was uncertain. It's pretty clear it's simple regression to infant behaviour.

Which is not so strange if you consider that more behaviour cats exhibit around humans (like meowing!) is also regression.
You don't remember intrusive popup ads that took over the whole screen?
Live status for which subreddits have gone dark
Multi-Document Q/a with LlamaIndex, LangChain, and Milvus
Transfers take a very relevant amount of time, even during rush hour when the trains are running frequently. Aside from waiting on the train, which does not keep a strict schedule and can get delayed for many reasons there is the walking time to the other train, which can be a decent amount even in locations where you don't have to exit the subway to transfer. Factoring a minimum 5-10 minutes extra time per transfer is a safe bet.
Whether they feel threatened or not still is no justification for their war in Ukraine. Not to mention their attempts to annex Donbas etc, or their annexation of Crimea.

Ukraine was no threat to Russia. By invading, Russia just proved to everyone else in the world that Russia is the threat.

Which interestingly leads to even more "Russophobia" because apparently having enough Russian speakers in your area is justification enough for Russia to come in and invade.

It's all ridiculous and shameful behavior on Russia's part. I feel bad for all those having to live under their current regime.
That's what I've always said about kittens; why they run around and get excited - they're under a lot of pressure to be a cat and what's a higher standard then that? Once they're fully a cat they take it easy a lot though because y'know cat.
> which certainly DOES go over the head of some of the fanbase

Most times it's played as a joke. I mean I doubt there is a single living being that goes "yeah 40k imperium is such nice place to live as a normal human".
Why this gpt4 output?
While I think his notebooks and features look pretty useful, he frames the article around having invented "notebooks" 36 years ago before anyone else, and talks about other notebooks not having features that they've had since 1987. This is a pretty odd context to basically describe a new chat feature.

Is this a record that should be set straight?

I've used Jupyter since it was IPython notebook, but I don't think that community claims to be the first coming of notebooks. The accessibility of python along with the breadth and depth of the scipy community makes it a quite a tour de force. So perhaps these articles are aimed at people who only use open source tools.
Show HN: Poser – Posix SERvices C framework
Who is trustworthy, and how would I personally ever be able to determine that?

For the purposes of deciding who gets to communicate, and what is deemed worthy communication, no human being is trustworthy. Myself included. If we allow anyone to "run" it, then we will end up back where we are now in just 10 or 20 years. But each time we go through the cycle, the tyrants and busybodies and free speech minimalists and the other assholes learn a little more about how to oppress and strangle and bury and muzzle. And too many times through the cycle and I think they might actually perfect those skills.
I regret to inform you that remote means from the office. These meters use a mesh network to report usage and receive instructions from the utility’s central systems.

If a technician were on site, they could physically remove the meter or open the main breaker.
For #2 this is not the reason. They don't deposit much scent through the paws, but mainly through the cheeks. This is why cats headbutt you.
Also, "microwave safe" does not mean it's safe for people... it only means the container won't melt in the microwave. If you're going to reheat leftovers, definitely don't keep it inside a plastic container.

I also switched to glass containers and stainless steel everything, about 20 years ago, out of distrust for reasons like in this article.
Google maps seems to have evolved into something by and for car-centric user base.
RIP crazy how many developers made living off reddit 3rd party app for 10 years. Bad bet.
This would have been a good April Fools joke.
I think the OP has a fear of flying and hasn't read the statistic that he was far more likely to die on his way to the airport instead of using the safest form of travel.
What the high end variable-temperature lighting systems seem to do is just use your clock and latitude to simulate what color temperature the sky would be at a given time of day, and set the lights to that.

I've never seen it in action, I only have boring old single-color lights. I am not really annoyed by 2700K lamps during the day, and mixing daylight and 2700K doesn't really look as awful as you'd think during zoom calls.
/pol/ ????????

oh honey no
Black hole farmers hate this.
Jupyter notebooks were inspired by Mathematica notebooks (as stated by author).

Jupyter notebooks are massively used in data science and AI research which eventually led to ChatGPT.

Now ChatGPT is integrated in Mathematica notebooks.

Nice circular situation.
What's with the acerbic attitude? Is this implied to be common knowledge or somehow obvious in the course of life for everyone everywhere?
Naaaah, Usenet still works great. Last thing Usenet wants is a bunch of nosy moderators enforcing their views on everybody. Just use Reddit if you want a padded room and straitjacket safe space experience.
Excuse me if I thought I were talking to people who actually read the article that was linked. That is the bare minimum inference one should have when commenting on HN, because otherwise, why even link articles at all if one is simply going to talk about any random topic without the context of such an article and its shorthands? The article clearly mentions "phones" equating to smartphones so my comment is, as I once again mention, easily intelligible to those who read the article. And there's no misinterpreting it either, as in the article, the author clearly only talks about smartphones. The only way to misinterpret it is to not have read the article whatsoever. Therefore, your pedantry does not move the discussion one iota here.
Ships will be powered by either hydrogen or something derived from it, like methanol or e-fuels. We are not likely to see civilian nuclear ships.
They could also be referring to that wiggling they do before they pounce. Some cats do it quite fast. This is the first I thought of when I read that comment.
> Is this a record that should be set straight?

It's Wolfram. If they didn't claim to invent something fundamental in the first paragraph, I'd immediately assume the site was hacked or it's a poorly timed April fools joke written by an intern.
I've mentioned to my shrink that I've never seen someone die in a bar, but I've been in two plane crashes; is that what you mean?

[edit] technically two "incidents", one which didn't touch the ground, the other which slid off the runway... I shouldn't make it sound worse than it is, but twice in a plane full of screaming passengers is enough.
I agree with you that a *NEW* machine at that price point running Windows will not be a great experience...but, I've purchased older, refurbished machines at that price point, and then loaded a lightweight linux distro and a lightweight desktop environment, and it works wonderfully! Of course, that's not for everyone i suppose.
The subject is the instance of subjectivity, counter intuitively
“objectivity” does not refer to an object, everything is an object to objectivity, the subject is the instance of the subjectivity.

As for the rest, that of which they speak means more toward that we are one instance sub divided by barriers, yet there remains a continuity among us.

It does not mean there are no distinct identities, or containers of individuals cohabitating this continuous experience of our lives. Rather there are so many.

On top of all that, mostly we make up satisfying stories to make forgivable the crude details of our lives. Thinking about most things will only drive you crazy anyways. Such idle comprehension is a luxury of modernity.

Is this philosophical extrapolation, or a crude and forced attempt at something profound for someone‘s investment?

I cringe to their connection either way. Though a fascinating interest just the same.
Here he is in February 2022 again saying they won't invade: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Nbj1AR_aAcE&t=4731s

At a certain point it sure looks like Russian apologism.
> IMO the fact that everyone is a bad guy, essentially, in 40k makes the satire less obvious. Because it is just a crap sack universe, the bad guy stuff they the Imperium does is too easy to write off as just necessary.

Well, it is written off like that in lore too. "We do bad things because war machine needs to be fed, because our entire existence depends on it" is recurring theme.

Even the "good" Tau are pretty fucking bad when you start looking into their practices of casual eugenics...

Frankly only non-evil-at-core one would be Tyranids which are only hungry
For me, the idea of having it on paper, is also that the definition of words can't be changed to please modern sensibilities.

I reckon I don't have an encyclopaedia – my parents didn't have that much money growing up, and now, I don't have that much space available (not sure if they are even printed in my language anymore). But I do have a very prized (personally) big dictionary from the 80s, that my father used with his studies.

It's scary, to see how certain words totally changed their meaning in a few decades, and it's great to be able to go and look them out to get some context on a few themes. Be certain, that the Overton window, did move radically in one direction.
Glacier Deep Archive can take hours to access abucket, likely because the right tape should be shipped from a warehouse.
All of the things you quoted are obviously referring to Reddits claim that Apollo is incurring very high costs through its API usage. I don't know how you can get anything else from it. What do you think "And have Apollo quiet down" could mean EXCEPT for this?

spez is free to release counter-evidence, the Apollo dev has given his approval for anything to be released. Him not doing it means we just have the Apollo devs recording to go off - and that is very, very clearly referring to what he is claiming it's referring to.
If you use signed int64 to represent differences, then in order to be able to represent all possible differences, timestamps need to be restricted to a 63-bit range. Might as well use a signed int64 restricted to nonnegative numbers as an uint63, or restricted to 62 bits of each negative and nonnegative numbers as an int63.

Alternatively, you’d need an int65.
> when they started enforcing that policy.

I don't have a real name on Facebook not have any of my friends. There are also a lot of fake/troll accounts on Facebook. I don't think they ever enforced that policy.
It's a stressful experience and water costs as much as beer...
I'm not commenting on if apple should make iPhones compatible, I'm pointing out that the argument in the parent comment doesn't make sense, because Apple has never backtracked on "iPhone does not have a stylus"
> Their young men are being sacrificed to an American plan to wear down the Russian army.

Their young men are being sacrificed to evict a foreign army that has invaded their soil. This has the side effect of wearing down the Russian army, so of course others are going to help who want that effect, too. But that is not why they are sacrificing their lives.
> USENET had many excellent corners as well as places where you could witness or, if desired, participate in, full-on fecal matter throwing contests. Not sure why people think it was some idyllic environment different from anything seen today.

I was fairly late to the game, but by the time I was on usenet, it was _mostly_ full of spam and flamewars, with only a few "moderated" groups being of value. (And even those tended to be populated mainly by, shall we say, "outspoken" individuals.)
How about the pop-under ads that sat back there behind your browser just waiting to shock you with something stupid when you closed your browser window. Good times.
The historical Russian counterpart to NATO was the Warsaw Pact, which was pretty clearly solely an instrument by which the USSR exerted its will over its members --its primary intervention was to invade a country that wanted to leave.

So it's not entirely unreasonable for a Russian to look at the NATO as potentially acting like the Warsaw Pact did, although, as you note, the fact that much of NATO doesn't share the same foreign policy as the US (indeed, often criticizes the US's foreign policy aims!) should disabuse them of that notion.
You misunderstand. It's not about one seat rides or about schedules. Nobody knows the schedule in NY, the train is frequent enough to not care. But changing lines is basically a statistical 5 min of travel time each time you do it.
>https://modding-openmw.com/lists/expanded-vanilla/

If I'm reading this correctly, this is a list of 268 mods, each of which must be downloaded and installed separately. Is that right?
There were tests by France and China in 1996, by India and Pakistan in 1998, and by North Korea in 2009, 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017.

We’ve never had a decade without a nuclear test since the 1940s.
There was rather a lot of NATO coordination in the US-led invasions of both Iraq and Afghanistan. None of the military missions in these countries were in response to the Article V mutual defense clause of the NATO treaty. It's very easy to see how these operations (and therefore the NATO alliance) would be seen as aggressive to these countries.
Thanks! I'm gonna check that out
I love this idea, but at the same time I think it is not feasible. Back then, there were no economic or even political benefits of being able to join an online community. These days, economic and political reasons are major driving factors of either controlling or infiltrating communities, so there will always be a cat-and-mouse game between insincere actors and moderators. This would be especially true on non-technical communities, although I have seen some pop up over Signal through word of mouth.

On the technical side, it’s probably a lot easier to gatekeep, but even HN has degraded significantly since its early days. Lobster.rs is the only truly technical one that has kept that spirit (to this day I am still not a member, which kind of proves its gatekeeping abilities hah).

p.s. love the username!
Michael Kirkbride is mostly responsible for Morrowind's unique flavor: https://www.polygon.com/2019/3/27/18281082/elder-scrolls-mor...

I read somewhere that he would come up with his weirdest lore during all-nighters, delirious from sleep deprivation & some kind of intoxicant which I forget.
Well, yes, but you're assuming good faith in implying he's willing to spend his time on it. The point is to maximize hours billed while doing as little work as possible.

No contractor charges you for 2 minutes of work installing a $0.99 part; they pad it every way possible with service call fees, labor, etc. Attorneys just lie about it altogether since for logical work, you can't prove whether or not they actually did anything. It's all showmanship. Question them on it and it's all gaslighting about how you're not a lawyer and don't know what you're talking about.

Sibling comment points out possible contingency basis, so if true, he certainly wouldn't want to spend real time on a case that may not pay out. But if he can automate the process and collect winnings while doing no real work, it's a money printer.
Taurine supplement makes animals live longer what it means for people is unclear
Not seeing a binary for mac. Is there one?
I have a few NVGs. They're definitely expensive (a good setup is $10k+) but it's definitely not true that they're all defect returns. L3 image intensifier tubes that enter the civilian market are just as good as the military gets for the same product. For cheap (<$10k) NVGs that's a totally different story though.

They do work in complete darkness! You just need an IR illumination source. If not using a weapon mounted illuminator you can just use an IR flashlight. Thermal doesn't require external illumination but isn't anywhere near as useful for navigation. That said, good IR laser + illuminator weapon mounted systems are a few thousand bucks too.

My point about vision pro type devices is they can take a feed from real NVG tubes and potentially regular cameras and thermal and combine them. It'll be game changing when the tech is ready. It's not a matter of if but when.
Let's store time as integer Planck times since the Big Bang. 256 bits ought to be enough for anybody.
What is correlation not, again?
The problem is ensuring that files will reliably be available for years. P2P doesn't do a good job in that regard.
I'm pointing out that they're spoiled and it's very easy to moralize about all sorts of things from that position.

For example: All the people railing against capitalism while getting large parts of their comp from equity and stocks and such. And making top 5% incomes. If you really believe capitalism is bad, why don't you leave Tech, sell off all your equity/stocks, and go live in a commune somewhere? hmmmm
Not really, they were hired because they were cheap and available. I've seen some great work from our India teams, the main problem is they aren't local so a big communication barrier. WFH people are similar, except no time difference.
>Is that anti-strike rhetoric?

Its just a fact, not meant as commentary either way on the current matter
Here are a few that I can think of:

- Patterns
- Separation of Concerns
- Modularization
- Source Control
- Abstraction
- Domain expertise
- The ability to translate user requirements into tech
- Tolerance for some degree of ambiguity
- Debugging
- Best practices in quality
- Unit testing

I'm sure there are more and some people might disagree. The gist is that tech changes, but common practices, skill sets, and thought processes are long lasting.
There have been and will continue to be numerous alternatives created all the time. The problem is creating a clone of X is rarely ever going to succeed, simply because cloning products doesn't create a compelling reason to leave the original (unless you have the resources/network effects of e.g. Meta). You can check r/redditalternatives for a constant stream of projects.
> Yes they were, because geocities didn't control your search results and did not force you to donate 10 seconds to some creepily targeted ad before serving any multimedia experience.

What? Do you remember webrings? How absolutely riddled with shit-tier spam they were? Geocities drove those.
Wait, I'm supposed to not cross the street when I don't have the light? Who has time for that? I got a train to catch.
I'd be so pleasantly surprised if the same model has remained the same. Everytime I see speedups in its generation speed I assume they've distilled the model further. The outputs subjectively also feel weaker. Surely someone has compared the outputs from the beginning and now?
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