skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gah. I feel like I belong when I'm in a train station. It's part of the commonwealth.
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Manticore games' Core is still the best implementation I've seen, sans expensive and soon to obsolete headsets.
No, definitely not. But it could be that Cloudflare keeps playing with us Linux users[0] as I've had some funky issues with stuff like indeed.com

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36197401
> If a person or organization calls for violence or the destruction of property, they are a terrorist organization

US Army has left the chat. All the militaries in the world joined them. The police and the FBI are not far behind.

> Why do you think this line of argumentation is either morally permissable,

Which "this" line? Questioning your definitions? I don't think I need anybody's permission for that.

But wait. Let's say the KKK 3.5, freshly reorganized, does not call for violence and destruction of property of Jews and black people. Make no mistake, they still hate them and think they are sub-human and should be oppressed and ultimately eliminated, but they are now vowed to act through strictly non-violent means - education, propaganda, investment, protest, boycotts, electioneering, lawmaking if they could make it - but no freelance violence. And, also, they are called LLL now, just because. By your definitions, they are not a hate group anymore? If yes, then what criteria did you use and why didn't you initially include them?
The issue is that, as is also sometimes a common mistake in the West, homemaking was seen as a part of being a woman and not as valuable labor. Yes, it's hypocritical, but most of these practices are.

Yes, beauty and other circumstances would offset dowries, since of course if the husband was eager to marry her, he'd try to incentivize it.
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Love to see a write up on your Hugging Face Diffusers experience, setting that up, what your dev cycle & stack look like, if you're hosting that server on a GPU cloud instance or what. Those kind of details are very interesting.
I've come to accept that I simply can't be prepared for everything.

I don't think my landlords would approve of a bunker. And where would I put it? The whole property is 25x75 feet.

"Prepare" is sometimes "realize that I'm completely screwed and I have to die of something someday".

Everything is temporary, after all, including me and you.
The obvious answer to this: don't let people own history.

Copyright shouldn't extend such an absurdly long time as to affect most of these books.
I've been doing this for years, and I've developed a few "inline" methods to allow the journal to flow through multiple projects and maintain cohesion in the face of my otherwise-crippling tendency to do a million things at once and think too far ahead in the future. Perhaps some will be useful to others.

Note that these all rely on vim bindings, as I use emacs-evil. The concepts are probably not too hard to implement elsewhere, though.

- There is one 'main' journal, in my home directory, and a `devlog.md` journal in
the root of every project I'm working on. These journals are linked by a series of paths so it becomes easy to `g-f` (goto-file) to jump to the devlog in question.

- The footer of these journals consists of an immediate TODO, and the links to sub-journals previously mentioned.

- at the end of each journal is a string (,./). This allows me to jump to the place where I'd just start writing (in vim/evil emacs) with a simple `/,./`. This bookmark always sits between the 'journal' component (the top half, where the mind-dumping occurs) and the directory of child projects / TODO at the footer.

- All of these are committed to version control with a nightly cron job.
> Also from a purely fitness perspective, if you're male and want an opposite sex partner, be liberal. Vice versa.

Uhhhh.......anecdotally my mostly male friend group is rapidly approaching our 30s and exactly 1 of us is married, and it isn't one of the liberal ones.

The more liberal ones are having more sex, probably even more than the guy with 2 kids, but I also know for several of them the long term goal is to actually raise a family, and it isn't clear their politics has done them any favors on that end.

At the end of the day though, I don't see any of them becoming good church going boys just to find a good church going girl to have kids with. That's a thing my dad did in the 70s that lead to me, but I'm not convinced it made anyone involved in the process particularly happy. I'm also an aesexual though so maybe I just don't have the genetic desperation everyone else has to draw context from.
I seem to remember someone saying something about how a small number of users mod the vast majority of Reddit in terms of the number of users within the subreddits they control. I wouldn't be surprised if there was a black market for mod status. Might not be such a bad thing if the establishment was totally uprooted.
Did GP imply if a virus was leaked it must be man-made?
Obviously the fact that the exact virus hadn't been seen before is suggestive of that but it's not inconceivable the lab happened to have samples of a never-before-seen naturally occurring virus that they were planning to do research on.
That wasn't the same lab that released the first genome sequencing of the virus though (I gather it was in Shanghai). Not sure how virus research is usually done but I would have thought genome sequencing would be one of the first procedures you'd undertake, and there's no suggestion the Wuhan lab had done such sequencing (implying if they had, it was covered up).
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This is going to be a very western perspective, but I thought that historically women's labour has been mostly valued as a homemaker.

Homemaker labour didn't pay well. It still doesn't, and it didn't back then.

It's vital to the operation of a household, but it doesn't put food on the table, or earn money, which allow you to buy any of the things the household needs, but can't make for itself.

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Note: Spinning was a large component of household work - which did allow women to earn money, by selling any surplus textiles they produced. There's a reason that 'spinster' became a synonym for 'old, unmarried woman'.

Unfortunately, keeping your family clothed was a full-time spinning job to begin with - thousands of hours of work a year. And if you were to sell the products you produced outside the household, you wouldn't earn much with them - as a 'profession', spinning did not pay well at all.
Something that happened 15 years ago when reddit had 50 users isn't evidence for anything today, really.
For implementors it is probably a lot (while it's trivial math usually once resolution etc. is known)

But for users:

> a handful of folks that can correctly use most of them

That doesn't really matter. For most developers a simple guide is enough, the ones with special needs have to know. They don't have to know all either, but different folks with different subsets.

Everybody else just has to know "there is more" and read up if they encounter something special.
I would never do this, but autopilot nags the shit out of you when you’re driving. You have to apply significant turning force for it to register, and then it will do it again very quickly after that. It feels so counterintuitive to “steer away” when it’s actually doing the right thing.

I can 100% understand that people would want a workaround. It almost makes it not worth it. Some sort of capacitive detection of hands would make it a much better experience.
> The way Py2to3 migration was handled was also some abomination. Meanwhile if I need my Perl code to work like old Perl I just write use v5.10 in header...

To be fair, the way the Perl 5 to Perl 6 migration was handled was worse. It got so bad that they ended up renaming Perl 6 to something else, after it had already been released under the Perl 6 name.
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The homepage had no content on it so I closed the tab.
"YouTube Vanced" was meant an "Advanced" YouTube client, minus the "Ad"s.

They offered a version of the YouTube client which they patched to remove display ads and video ads, plus add background play, SponsorBlock support, and more.

They became fairly popular before Google shut them down for distributing modified versions of their proprietary code.

ReVanced was one of the teams that popped up in the aftermath, a spiritual successor. They reasoned that they could achieve the same basic functionality legally if they only distributed patches (instructions) rather than a pre-patched binary.

So they wrote an app (ReVanced Manager) that takes a stock copy of the YouTube app, unpacks it, applies patches, then repacks & re-signs it. (They don't have Google's signing keys, so typically users need to install the new version under a new name. Users with root can choose to override the built-in version instead.)

Once ReVanced Manager could do that, they expanded into patching other apps as well.

So ReVanced is a team that maintains:

* A list of useful patches
* An engine to apply them
* A Java CLI frontend to the patcher
* An Android app frontend to the patcher

(I've skipped over a lot of the history details but this should give the basic idea.)
I still haven't read one single account of a developer actually using it to write code in VSCode/Vim/Emacs. I need to know if the screens looks crisp and are actually a good replacement for a screen for work.

I don't mean "powerpoint/drawing" work. I mean wall of text, code work.
> You can just ignore things you don't like!

I do think this is one of the big hidden problems with upvote/like systems.

Seeing a post you don't like or disagree with on Twitter/Facebook/Reddit with a lot of likes/retweets/upvotes/etc psychologically puts you on the defensive. 10,000 likes on a post you disagree with means you're up against an army of 10,000 people who disagreed with you! So you do what's natural: you fight back, you summon your own army of people (hoping to get a respectable counter-army of likes). This creates a toxic environment and you can see it play out on Twitter: every Democrat-leaning tweet will have its top reply be a Republican-leaning tweet with a counter-point, and every Republican with a Democrat.

Meanwhile, on 4chan or other old-style message board withouts those systems... yeah, it's just some asshole with a stupid opinion. Just ignore them, no need to waste effort engaging.
Several of the themes (including "alien jungle", which is my favorite) we're created by chatGpt. I totally want to try evolving the game in that direction.
I'm for reducing greenhouse gases in the environment, just skeptical beyond belief that it'll happen before big, nasty consequences hit us.
> It’s a city, just very poor public transit

There's your answer, yet you hand wave it away. Mass transit for not just intracity but also putting housing close to where people want to go (parks/stores).

My non-US wife often jokes about "US city planning" being an oxymoron, and I just can't defend it.
This is borderline genius! Thank you!

Stolen, doing!
It's a line that shouldn't be crossed imho. Even if a work of art features offensive language or ideas, the art should still exist in its original form like the creators intended. To change art based on modern standards has been done before, when the clergy covered up nude paintings by "fig leafing" them, it was later seen for what it was. subsequent conservative social norms interfering with the purpose of the original art.

It's absurd, it's tacky, and it won't age well.
> If someone else takes issue with my pov, they can also take solace in knowing I don’t respect them as people I won’t ever acknowledge.

This is a strange perspective. Do you think if I went through the heroes of your own ethnicity that I would find exclusively people with noble moral systems that would respect me and what I stand for? Should I "refuse to acknowledge" you if you admire your culture's historical figures in opposition to my dislike of them, or their dislike of me?
hCaptcha has been doing this for a few months now to my knowledge - I'm guessing this is being used to train a CLIP-like system (or alternatively: it might just be that poorly generated ai images are the best candidate for a captcha in the age of modern subject recognition, it's hard to know)
The Little Mermaid is not a history and does not contain historical lessons.
OK, but are there any good arguments for PHP? Why not use something less quirky instead?
Cfaa charges.
They'll get replaced faster than they otherwise would have
Does the 2d data like platforms and hit boxes still match the input entered by the human? If yes, I wouldn't say this is using AI for level editing, this seems using AI for level artwork generation. Impressive nonetheless, just different.

HN's submission title ("Show HN: Stable Diffusion powered level editor for a 2D game") made me think of the former. Article title ("2D Platformer using Stable Diffusion for live level art creation") was more accurate to me.
People (for obvious reasons) like to compare Digg to whats going on at Reddit. It seems a lot closer to Facebook

Facebook has always lead the fight to monetize users to the max. If its sudden API changes or shutdowns, or suing 3rd party app developers. Yet they still generate Billions and people are fine using them, instagram, or Whatsapp, even though they fully understand the enshitification the timeline has gone through throughout the years, and how aggressively they monetize their user base

I also see Reddit as extremely similar to Facebook groups, which can also have millions of users, and are moderated for free by volunteers
>If a woman is beautiful does that mean she might have a lower dowry

Yes in practice this is what happens. There was a nasty rumor going around in my family that one of my distant uncles (a generally dapper guy) married the "ugly" daughter of a rich businessman because the dowry offered was high enough to set him up for life.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36297251
To get even less "structured" backgrounds you should try replacing the support backgrounds and the far backgrounds with a light bit of depth noise.
Don't they also hinder PWAs on iOS?
I wish NS worked on Android as a generic domain blocker
It's very 'reddit' to assume the brightest people share the same societal conventions as themselves.
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Both are expensive, but afaik that 6,500 only gets you a headset, you still need a computer to power it.
Obesity may damage the brain’s ability to recognize the sensation of fullness and be satisfied after eating fats and sugars, a new study found.

I think metabolic changes and hyper-palatable foods better-explain obesity compared to faulty satiety/fullness signals. Slow metabolisms due to age or genes combined with hyper-palatable foods, such as carbs and fats combined, are a recipe for obesity.
> We do not always want to be well-informed, even when we consciously represent ourselves as dispassionate truth seekers. Our beliefs and worldviews form parts of our identities and perform a range of emotional and social functions for us: they help us win approval from friends and co-believers, they promote and justify our interests, and they help us to feel good about ourselves and our choices.
This is a deep misunderstanding of 4chan, enough so that I find it difficult to believe you've even seen any board on the site you are discussing. The abuse is directed at everyone; no matter what opinion you share, no matter who you are, you will be verbally abused in a variety of ways. Totally innocuous opinions that you would be lauded for or totally ignored for on another site are just cause for being berated and harassed on 4chan, though the extent of it is largely governed by the culture of the particular board.

I think this is what OP meant by "egalitarian" (though I certainly wouldn't have chosen that word) -- equal opportunity abuse. This shared constant toxicity plus no karma/upvotes and no attachment to an online persona through anonymity mean that the playing ground is perhaps uniquely level.
I’m not sure. I think it’s an interesting experiment at least. My prediction is that it will encourage clickbaity behavior similar to YouTube, which also has a profit sharing mechanism. Long form content has little chance to compete against drive-by laughs and memes. Maybe donations would help.
It's a great metaphor.

The first time I saw this happen was clear back in 1997 with an IRC system called "Talk City". It was a dot-com startup that grew out of the incredibly vibrant, close-knit chat-room community which developed on Apple's short-lived "eWorld" service, carrying forward most of its people and culture... right up until the company signed a couple of big money-making deals, one with WebTV and the other with some ISP in India, connecting their customers to Talk City's network.

It was amazing to watch, in a kind of natural-disaster way, as hordes of strangers showed up practically overnight - far too quickly to be assimilated - and the whole social fabric dissolved. A community I had spent at least an hour a day on for several years simply disappeared under the flood.
Very likely; before the crash, I noticed that the home page failed to load, but individual subreddits continued to load.
Divorce proceedings are over for me.

I've never used Amazon. I stopped using Microsoft products eight years ago. I left Facebook five years ago. I exited Google's ecosystem shortly afterwards. I closed my Twitter account the day Elon walked into the executive suite. I do have a small exposure to Apple which I mull over daily like probing a suspect tooth with my tongue. But I'm centred on Linux, with a SailfishOS phone.

I found my tribe in decentralised social media. I have two Mastodon accounts, a personal one and one for the music duo I'm in, and a Lemmy account. I'm considering Bookwyrm right now too. All of these took a lot of effort to get to the point where they're worthwhile. The first months were not rewarding but, gradually, I hooked up with people I wanted to chat with, found the hashtags and forums that were a good fit for me.

If you're prepared to invest some time in your social network, I recommend checking out the Fediverse. But it won't hand you anything on a plate.
>Children don't need "historical honesty"

I'm inclined to think they do, actually.

Often the revisions soften the weirdness or offensiveness of outdated mores, beliefs and customs, but by blurring them out, you miss a teaching opportunity: explaining how things were, how things are now, and why they changed.

It's astonishing to read uncensored fairy tales from a few hundred years ago and realize how sanitized modern children's literature is. Kids need to deal with bullying, pain, prejudice, fear, failure and death, too, just like adults do. Dealing with them helps them be better equipped to understand the world. And I think that's doing them a solid.
The way Reddit displays content is basically all caches, as far as I can tell. Every query you do is supposed to directly hit a cache of 1000 objects (like comments or posts). You can’t go past 1000, either through the web interface or through the API.

Kinda frustrating design, IMO, speaking as an end-user.
Not gonna help if the malware authors decide to embed their own implementation of DNS.
Another option is to have a "play it forward" option, where your earnings are passed on to things that you voted for during the month.
As someone who dealt with payment iframes in SPAs I'm so happy I don't have to use any iframes nowadays.
There are a few articles how you can "kind of track" when the iframe caused extra history entries then you need to increase your back navigation by the count of them, it was a mess back in the days so not sure how is it solved nowadays.
This model has never borne out in reality. Having people spread nazi propaganda on twitter does not actually reduce the number of nazis.
Who said it was nullifying the scientific hypothesis? On the contrary, it strengthens it significantly. I suggest he further strengthens his science by converting carbon emissions to Auschwitz' per minute, so that the everyday Joe gets a better grip on the numbers.
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What do you do when there are comment threads between subscribers of different tags. Or what if somebody is subscribed to both tags but wanting to comment based more on the viewpoint of one of the tags.

I'm not saying it couldn't work but I don't think it would be as trivial as that.

I also like that subreddits were able to foster their own communities with different expectations and cultures. I feel like using tags you are more or less forced to have a single overall community vs many smaller ones.
It's about 5⁰C cooler here today than yesterday. Crisis averted .

What I am trying to say is you cannot use specific weather events to talk about climate. And of course once you go into statistics, you will lose 55.3% of your persuasiveness.
Sorry for confusion, I meant my comment as a reply to my siblings.
I suspect that still results in a huge amount of moderation work to do … Reddit’s advantage is that people do that for Reddit for free.
They have NOT been the same for ages. They have varied wildly with mild and harsh summers and winters. Lots of confidence in thinly observed theories. Caterpillars and chicks having a rough Spring is part of nature.
Well since you've responded sarcastically, it must be debunked.
A good editor can make a okay book, great - a bad editor can make a great book bad.

These edits (as shown in the article) seem to do more to make good books bad - if the edits enhance sensitivity or not, is an aside.
I get the impression that they planned for that. The revenue projections that I saw posted were right on target.

The Chinese market is large and they'd like to have it, but they know it's unreliable. Some films will simply be disapproved by the censors. The one recent flop they had, Mulan, was specifically designed to appeal to them.

So I just don't think Disney cares. They've already made back their money, and they'll almost certainly net north of a billion when it's all said and done.
I just said twice that the words have not been redefined and here you are asking again, pretending like you are a reasonable person engaged in good faith discussion.

I have repeatedly rejected your assertion that the words are redefined and I have repeatedly pushed back against your evidence ("some people disagree with me!") that leads you to think the words have been redefined. I have specifically said that we can easily refer to the dictionary instead of the strawman you are insisting on, because you found some people with unreasonable beliefs. It's as if you have not engaged with my posts at all.
Personally I'd like to believe that the servers themselves are standing in solidarity with the blackout over the API changes. I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.