skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had really high hopes for the internet, that it will bring knowledge and wisdom to every corner of the world, but instead it just decreased our attention span, made us more angry and now even the fun things are going to be ruined because some old VC demands their money back. Internet built on VC money is inherently unsustainable and I would never ever join a website that can't demonstrate its sustainability.
ChatGPT, and probably GPT-4 too, is also hilariously bad at "more advanced" mathematics, including trying to come up with even slightly original proofs.
> The average user will try reddit alternatives, realize there is no one active on RedditCopy143.com and then wait for the subreddits to open up again.

As an average reddit user, i can confirm this. I am not going to try alternatives. I actually support reddit in charging money for api access from those who wish to train ai models. Cant blame reddit for wanting money in return for their bandwidth, infrastructure and salaries paid so people can cannibalise content.

What i hope is that open source developers will follow suit and abandon github or close their code all together, particularly since there’s no indication that open source licensing will be honoured.

If ai folks have the audacity to claim our work is free to use by their models then i am sorry but you will either have to pay for it or make it yourself.
it's surface area also a lot smaller
Is there a convenient way to print high quality keycaps, like they have in the example image?
This sounds like an ideal config for unified memory. I suppose that one can count all the lanes to figure out the actually total throughput. Does every vendor come up with their own implementation of a "busmaster"?

This may explains how they achieve the graphics blitting in the Vision Pro.
Not necessarily. An anti-persona could highlight features that you need to introduce to prevent behaviour you don't want.

As an example: An anti-persona could be "An abusive ex-partner who wants to harass another user of the program", and the new work to be created would be things like "adding the ability to block other users", or "adding visibility controls" etc.
When it comes to substance abuse, there is literally nothing a third party can legally do. Short of arresting you for committing a crime, or commiting you as a self harm risk (a worse experience than jail) your rights under the US constitution prevent you from being forced to do pretty much anything.
Just Use QWERTY
Yes, and it was actually Microsoft who first brought the iMac stripes to Mac software with Internet Explorer 5, before OS X.
I checked out the site, and it looks great. May I join the invite request train too please? My email is my username at gmail.

Many thanks :)
Cruel yes. Better in the long run? Maybe.

People need support. This support requires funding. This funding comes from taxes, which requires business operations and such. Business operations are impacted by perceptions of safety and cleanliness, which also requires funding and scales with the number of people who need support.
Its not just for farmers in the Netherlands, it happening to everyone who thinks they own anything. In some countries we are back to government telling what we can grow or not grow on our own fields.
This is such a fantastic way to put this! Coupling is extremely important: if these two things GO together, why not make that as clear as possible?

The reason we avoid tight coupling is so that our software can remain “soft.” We can continue to mould and manipulate it even as out requirements or understandings change.

But software with hidden coupling might as well be the Internet. Sure, Google might crawl Wikipedia, and it provides some information as a result, and your software might rely on the result of some query. But then when your query breaks do you need to make a change to Wikipedia?

That’s probably a pretty bad analogy, but it’s the way I routinely felt when I was a junior working in a “hidden coupling” software system where even knowing what queries were being made was a challenge.
Nothing for a year
I agree and think this is probably going to go the way spez anticipates unfortunately.

It really is an indictment on the movement that we weren’t able to find better leadership that had real practical organizing experience and a plan.
Hey now, member since 2009 with -2 points.

Just waiting to warm up to the place a bit more before easing into meaningful discussion no doubt ;)
> AI will be the one creating the content for the corporations.

AI can't create anything without a corpus of human-created online content from which to learn. And if humans aren't posting the results of their research in archives, or their photos, or anything else created through offline travails then AI won't create anything new.
Or just use vanilla JS
Last time I've been to SF was in 2015, I get out of the BART train at Market St. early afternoon, and on the corridor to the exits there are 2 people, one lying on the floor, another shooting heroin. Out of the station, going to cross Market St. to grab something to eat, someone stops behind me while I'm waiting for the traffic light on the zebra crossing and start to scream, loud as I'd never heard someone scream in my life. Two days later I ended up inadvertently walking by Tenderloin and got fucking harassed to the point where I paced very briskly out of there.

> It's not like being a tourist/visitor in Manhattan

On this same trip some 2 weeks later I arrived in NYC, got to Jamaica Station from JFK to catch the metro, going upstairs on the elevators I take a round for the next flight of escalators and there's someone squatting close to the railing, taking a shit, naked, right there while dozens of people are passing by. Later in Manhattan I'm staying in Hell's Kitchen, very close to PABT, a guy tries to mug me when I'm going to a 7-11, I get away from the attempt just to get to a corner store and see a fight breaking out...

Just giving some anecdotes of just one of the trips I made to the USA, I had many other odd encounters during other trips, I have never experienced much of that (apart from the mugging when I still lived in Brazil) in other parts of the world I've lived at or traveled to.
How else would one describe RFK Jr?
The power mods that are pushing the blackout run something like 80% of the entire site.

I honestly don't see how they allowed this to happen in the first place.
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I disagree; I love pre-flat Mac OS X. I think Aero from Windows Vista and 7 was nice (even if I preferred the Windows Classic theme), and GNOME 2 was well-done and consistent if you stuck to applications written using GTK+ 2.

I concur that I’m not a fan of modern UI/UX, though. Give me the interfaces and the UI guidelines of Mac OS 8, Windows 2000, and Mac OS X Tiger (with Spotlight) any day.
Hard disagree, Windows 2000's large swathes of grey doesn't look good to me at all.
I've had an endoscopy with no sedatives/anesthetics etc. It was definitely not fun but doable. As soon as the scope went down my throat I went into panic mode. My heart rate was through the roof, and I couldn't stop retching. But after it passed that initial gag reflex point, it settled down. The nurse holding my hand holding my hand soothed me as well.

Then I got up, walked to my car and drove myself home with my brain at 100% (albeit with more adrenaline and cortisol than normal).
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> HN comments are absolute garbage on anything medical

They are of the same quality on other topics. You just know less about those other topics.
I have had a single job interview where I needed to give my HN account status to proceed.

I didn't, you know, do it, but it was asked
> but look at what the users of reddit have been up to over the years - /r/jailbait, t

You mean the /r/jailbait subreddit current Reddit CEO Steve Huffman was a moderator of?
Sure is convenient that Microsoft and OpenAI leadership publicly raises concerns over the risks of AI while simultaneously lining up government contracts to use it.

Nothing says "let's slow down and do this right" like giving that power over to the largest and most powerful government in the world.
Please don’t apologize, your approach is pretty normal - I probably send a dozen screenshots around per day and it’s always easiest to just show people what I’m referring to directly with an image.
I wonder how the experience would be with a German speaking very little English in a flyover state. Korea is really small so you can always find a community you "belong" to in a 100 miles radius. If you are in Ottenberg you are in the middle of a national park with no big cities around.
Paul Thomas Anderson?
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Or just don't use JS
If one looks at all the encode/decode streams that Apple claims happen on processor I wonder how significant this is.

The graphics and processing speed of the Vision Pro makes me wonder if the GPUs are truly needed.

Most of the cards for the M2 Mac Pro are used to access the analog world. It seems that there is power inside the die and if you need an analog signal use a PCI-e port.
Lol should open source projects pay commercial vendors? They are recreating "their work" right?
>The 5 mods running an average of 18 top-100 subs each are not going to be as tough to replace as people think they are, the reality is at that scale you’re not managing anything operationally on a day to day level, you’re setting up a script.

Those mods are active 20+hours a day, there is no chance they are actual people.
As a developer, I often choose higher-level APIs not listed in that article.

On Windows, OSX and iOS the OS userland already implements general, and relatively easy to use, thread pools. On Windows, see CreateThreadpoolWork, WaitForThreadpoolWorkCallbacks, etc. It’s easier to use threads with locks while someone else is managing these threads. On Apple, the pool is called “grand central dispatch” and does pretty much the same thing.

Modern Windows kernel supports interesting synchronization APIs like WaitOnAddress, WakeByAddressSingle which allow to implement locks without the complexity or performance overhead of maintaining special synchronization objects.

Linux kernel implements performant and scalable message queues, see mq_overview(7). And it has synchronization objects like eventfd() and pidfd_open() which allow to integrate locks or other things into poll/epoll based event loops.
The theoretical use of interest only is to acquire the property and upmanage it to increase rents (or for a hotel, utilization and nightly stays) since the value is directly based on monthly incomes.

Then refinance and-or sell.
Obviously geography and climate don’t change. But saying people still go about their daily lives doesn’t describe much. People in Kiev go about their daily lives and so did people in Mogadishu. It doesn’t mean newcomers would find it inviting.
I can't do clouds except if the cloud itself is self-hosted. I'm always working with minimal hypervisors based on something like kvm/libvirt. Then I can do all the cloud stuff on top of that and boot vms with cloud-init. But over time a lot of ansible playbooks have accumulated and ideally I would like the entire state of all the infrastructure to be in a git repository. It's possible with ansible but I think it'll break in no time ;(
>back when America enforced antitrust legislation on its own companies

A great book about that era is "Goliath" by Matt Stoller.
It's true but I feel things do have a golden era, and for the rave seen, that era has passed, I'm sure there are other cool things happening, but the time I am describing is no more. There are new awesome things, just not that same vibe. One thing I'd say about it, and this is true, it was about the last thing I remember experiencing before smart phones become ubiquitous. People were fairly present and weren't distracted.

I thought 50s rock 'n' roll was cool and the whole scene around that, by the time I was 20, there was no way I was going to drive a El Dorado convertible to a milk bar and do the twist while watching Elvis perform hound dog. Times just change.
Here's that mozilla.org/start page from 2001 if anyone was curious how it continues,

https://web.archive.org/web/20011017155749/http://www.mozill...
Etmology of ML: "Meta Language"
For 95% of all websites jquery does a fantastic Job. Damn easy to manipulate the dom or some ajax stuff. No need for other frameworks.
Most of this site still believes Bob Lee of Cash was killed by a homeless guy.
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Totally relate to their experience as an expat in Germany. The microaggressions can really pile up and cause frustration. In last year's oktoberfest, a random drunk German dude (with his gang) was shouting racial slurs at us (group of Indians) to get out of our seat and bus. we just switched places to the front seat of the bus. The other passengers were totally unbothered by this and remained silent. I don't expect them to defend us or fight a random drunk dude for us but atleast say something in solidarity to us. It felt really powerless and shitty to be a victim of such blatant racism.
Well, he did things more brazenly and on a bigger stage than anyone before him, and got away with it. Big numbers of people noticed.
I'm sure most of them mean well.

I think it's a hard problem to solve.

AFAICT, it's a topic where different political ideologies suggest very different (and largely incompatible) solutions.
>Google Ireland alone had a 50B euro turnover.

Not to discredit the rest of what you're saying, because it is true the EU has jurisdiction and that anti-trust is a lost art in many places in the world. Still, saying Google Ireland 'alone' is a bit funny when Google (like all multinationals) is known to take advantage of Ireland's tax laws to funnel as much of their EU business through.

Whatever money Google is making in Ireland isn't just what they're making from the Irish market, it's also from whatever they're making everywhere else in the EU who's origins are ambiguous enough to not be attached to any single country.
I created a little timer script to annoy me when I get distracted :)

[1] https://taylor.town/nowify

I'll be open-sourcing it this month, so stay tuned!
It's standard for corporate loans. The point of a loan is to pay interest for cash, and it's not really helpful outside of consumer lending to amortise the loan principle over the term rather than simply pay the full amount when due (usually funded by refinancing and simple cash on hand)
> And when you pay off a loan with borrowed money the word for that is "refinance"

Not really.

If I buy a house with a mortgage, I wouldn't say I refinanced the house just because the previous owners also had a mortgage. Refinance is only used when the owner is the same across loans.
equally good and bad as the fractured tax policies of Europe is what allows Gogle to avoid US corporation taxation.
Someone who, like the GP says, uses third party clients and ad blockers, who is very technically knowledgable, who may even use Reddit's API directly themselves, or write tools/clients for Reddit.

Contributing to Reddit's content doesn't require any of that, and I'd wager the overwhelming majority of Reddit users don't do any of that but do contribute most of Reddit's content.

Just because you're a content creator doesn't mean you're a power user. The concepts are mostly orthogonal. Though if you're a mod you probably use some mod tools, which makes you a bit of a power user by definition. But mods are a tiny minority of Reddit users and don't contribute most of Reddit's content.
I'm not really math inclined (for me math is a tool I can use for physics/engineering and other areas; I don't like pure math) but I find it very hard to start doing something without some reading books / docs / articles first. I need at least vague understanding of what I do otherwise it feels like a ritual which doesn't help me to learn. I can go in parallel. I'm actually self-taught and my acquired over many years knowledge is fragmented but for each specific fragment I first read then do.
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I like being able to do elem.remove() instead of elem.parentNode.removeChild(elem), and elem.prepend(other) instead of elem.insertAdjacentElement('afterbegin', other). There's loads of stuff like this.

The DOM API does not spark joy.
how it will not hurt reddit given any search result will give them a chance to throw you some ads? fuck reddit, i'm deleting everything. you can always use web cache.
Not SROs! Hotels should be fully compensated at commercial rate! Maybe slight discount for long term stay could be negotiated. Even $500 per night would be cheaper than current policy!
It's probably good or even powerful for professional video editing.

For GPU compute, I'm sure it can't beat 15 kW of nvidia dedicated cards.

But then you don't want 15 kW of cooling on your desk.
Did you come across any data on (up to date) construction costs ?
Just so nobody gets confused, x86 support was released in 2006.
They mismanaged their risk. You make it sound like they did nothing wrong.
They were evicted from their Singapore office a few months back, iirc.

“No wfh, but also no paying for offices” is a rather odd combo.
I often make a similiar joke when I am struggling with microservices related bugs or architectural designs.

1: Just use apache + php

2: Use microservices, service meshes, k8s etc.

3: Just use apache + php

Cheap joke though, although it was fun, applications and demands have changed. Especially in the environments I work in today. Although I often, as an excersize, question myself why stuff got so complicated and if this really is the way it should work. And tbh, sometimes the answer, in my opinion, is no.
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> A non-recourse interest only loan is a bit batshit however.

Not as crazy as you think as that’s pretty much what the FHA does with consumer mortgages in non-recourse States. It’s not quite zero but I think it goes as low as 3.5% down.

You can almost create this position synthetically by getting a non-recourse loan for the bulk of the purchase, and an unsecured loan (at a higher rate) for what would normally be the down payment. You end up with two loans to repay, one of which is tied to the property and other purely to your good faith and credit. The latter would have a claim for non-repayment but it could be much smaller than the full property price and need not even be anything close to 20%.
> Now users can’t even effectively pressure management.

Is that what's happening though? My impression is that it's a vocal minority and powermods that made the decision about blackout. Similar to a lot of political topics in real life. I was never asked about this. There's a Twitch channel now brigading every sub that raises the question if they should continue or not. Look at the vocal people in /r/soccer and most have never posted in the sub before.
Good point. Do you find that other search engines like Kagi resolve the issue?
Notice the Internet Explorer icon?

This may feel unexpected and out of place but Safari was first released only in 2003.
Well places like r/mattresses are frequently astroturfed so I take that as at least weak proof casual readers read comments.

I think it depends on the subreddit. For instance many r/news readers likely only read the title.

But r/ama readers likely always read the comments because they are the core content.
“$2.50/month” is a very good price. I think your product should be advertised a bit more as i didnt stumble upon it when googling ngrok alternatives. Also i love that you dont need to install tools, really clever. Thanks for sharing.
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They most likely didn't say anything out of fear of becoming the target of the group. What happened to you sucked, but groups of men that are shouting racist things and are obviously drunk are just a huge risk for anyone.
IMHO, if 1-9-90 rule is true, then it depends on what this 1% of creators will do. If they'll stay on Reddit/any other centralized social media, then nothing will really change. But if creators will move to a different place, then lurkers might see that there are alternatives and maybe eventually they'll even move to them, if the content will be _better_ in their opinion.
Maybe consider cuckoo hashing when thinking about hash tables:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuckoo_hashing

No bucket lists are necessary. Guaranteed O(1) read access (not amortized, but always). Can be parameterized wrt. access time vs. memory efficiency. Can also be precompiled for offline data, e.g., Unicode codepoint tables (thought tries are also really good for this).
This seems like an assertion based on incomplete evidence. Not saying you're indelibly wrong, but presuming there is such a thing, one would think it's infallible, and thus you're not going to accidentally slip into paradise before your allotted time.
there is also retrograde amnesia. people live and feel. then suffer amnesia and can't remember having lived and felt. doesn't mean they didn't live and feel, though.
Oh for goodness sake. He felt safer than when he was walking. Renting a car to drive a block and a half is just ridiculous - unless maybe he's displaying obvious signs of wealth?

I stayed in the hilton union square in Feb and yes there are a lot of homeless people and addicts around but none of them even looked at me crossways
I think it is fairer to say US tax law allows Google to avoid US corporation tax no?
Transaction coordination, Error management (retry, backoff, fallback).

In the end, aspects were always used for the same transversal concerns, which any serious framework would provide explicit support for anyway.

Going beyond these to use aspects for application domain modeling is popping open an immense can of carnivorous worms on the dev team.
I think there is a difference between an already conscious being losing their ability to recall memories vs never having the ability in the first place. Maybe you can technically maintain the state of consciousness without forming new memories once you've already achieved it (for example people with Alzheimer's/other forms of dementia, but that is up for debate how "conscious" they are during it's most advanced stages), but getting to the point of consciousness in the first place doesn't really seem possible without some kind of ability to refer back to previous experiences.