skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is actually why I have been resisting the new tweetdeck experience. (That and the activity feature being removed). The scrollbars are so bad on Windows. The screenshots I have seen from mac look nice enough, but windows scrollbars were never meant to be in the middle of the webpage 6 times.
Which came first: The reptile or the egg?
We Broke DevRel as an Industry [audio]
Why is python so popular? It reminds me of a less flexible JavaScript, except a little cleaner feeling. However, the flexibility (functions are data, etc) is the main allure of JavaScript, besides it being required for web

What draws everyone to python? Why don’t people use c# or Java or c++ or some other language? What’s the killer benefit they get?
> I could argue that nuclear power isn’t that expensive when I can buy nuclear power at retail for 9 cents per kWh, but that isn’t really an interesting point.

Paid-off nuclear plants are in the same range as new built renewables in cost. They don't magically appear out of thin air though, someone has to pay to build them.
Interactive 2021 England and Wales census map
Holy shit, in what world is /b/ not full of gore and porn today. Outsiders can't help but make confident sweeping statements about a site they don't even use. This comment tree is laden with cringe-inducing posts, you think using 4chan is so cool that you're willing to pretend that you know anything about it?
Is TeX that widely used for traditional publishing? The areas that TeX is good at (e.g. academic STEM) don't seem to have reduced in output, and there hasn't been a reasonable replacement in the 45(!) years since it came out, so absent a significant change in academia, I'd expect it to continue being around for the foreseeable future.
I'd expect Mr. Beast to appear in a Robocop movie.

> ... with the Nicaraguan capital expected to recover from the fallout within 200 years. That's it for the news tonight, up next is Mr. Beast with a big charitable payout of 150 000$ tonight, followed by It's Not My Problem!

> With that large a payout from Mr. Beast, you know what they say: I'd buy that for a dollar!

> Ha ha ha.
"Doesn't happen in practise" probably didn't fully describe what I meant - i.e. on average across populations if you tell people to "just" change their drinks for diet drinks, it seems other parts of the diet compensate for the lost calories.

> All my food is measured out and counted beforehand.

That's great, but that is not representative of most people.
Old classic!
> "Kid-friendly" but really kid-robbing, though

I worked in an arcade growing up, and you're not wrong about a lot of them--but pinball doesn't fall into that bucket. Every pinball machine I've ever seen is played pretty straight. Sometimes they have nasty game mechanics, but they don't have the issues you describe here (which is much more in the pseudogambling, Dave and Buster's style of games).
The trouble with natural gas is that it leaks, and once you account for the leaks, it isn't much better than using coal or oil because of the sheer GWP of methane.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/methane-leaks-era...
Well, it's a balance of risks. The issue being there's a lot of uncertainty and potential for bad outcomes on basically every path.
Number-based organization systems (e.g. US code) work best when there are frequent references to specific nodes in the hierarchy (e.g. legal citations) and there is no guarantee that they're being accessed digitally.

But there is a good reason why I navigate to news.ycombinator.com and not 209.216.230.240.

For digital resources like URLs or file systems, using numbers as prefixes or primary IDs only makes sense if their ordinal values represent the most important and intuitive way to browse through the hierarchy.

But in most cases, the name rather than the number is the most important thing, and it's very easy to sort or filter by name -- whereas sorting or filtering by number is only useful if there's an inherent ordering (e.g. date modified) to the numbers.
I love it when people refuse to follow the logical conclusion of their own argument and then act like they are being clever when they stonewall with that logical conclusion without realizing what they just did.
In net terms, even at today's interest rates, solar panels have a negative net cost. In other words, if you borrow $1 to install panels and then use the cost savings to pay back the loan, your loan will be paid off within 3 - 20 years and then keep reducing your electricity costs.

So solar panels are cheaper than geoengineering. Similarly, so is wind, short term storage, a small amount of overbuild of renewable generation, increased interconnect, EV's, et cetera.

IOW, we would save money on net for the first >80% of carbon emission elimination.

Only for the last few percent of emissions is it worth discussing using solutions that cost money rather than save money. Things like cement production, long haul flights, et cetera.
>The Chief, Directives Division (DD) assigns numbers to DoD issuances based on the established subject groups and subgroups provided in Tables 1 through 9 and the recommendations of OSD and DoD Component heads with equity in a particular issuance.

What an opening sentence.
Don't let a loved one's dementia wreck your finances
You get the comfort of using react components instead of fighting with HTML tables to make your emails look nice. I think it's awesome! It's analog to what ink[0] does with CLI outputs. Sure, you could write fancy CLI outputs in bash, but ink takes the pain out of it and makes it easy.

[0] https://github.com/vadimdemedes/ink
I am amazed that you think the author doesn't already understand that.
That's because it's much easier to build charging stations, most countries already have electricity transmission and distribution grids.

If you want to build hydrogen stations, you also need to build out a transmission and distribution grid/network, from scratch.
What’s the upside to buying from this service?

Insurance is already horrible with bad customer service. I can’t imagine wanting to have an app to deal with as well.

I think insurance is something that I don’t want to deal with a company less than 50 years old. There’s too much risk for a new company to pay out super high, generate social media buzz and then enshitten with PR to control social media and customer blowback.
From the video "It will be discussed individually. If you are a serious buyer and sincerely interested in buying this database" So the person wants to sell an exploit. I'm flagging the submissions.
It's always boggled my mind how disorganized most companies are with written information. It's always a wiki here, 7 different file shares over there, most of the latest data is on workers' desktops named "mgmt report 04032023 latest jb edits 2.0.doc". Constant stream of "can you send me the thingamajig file?"

And yet, we've all been to a library. Information organized by topic, then by author, and inside the books everything is further organized into chapters, and then there's an index referencing all of that (plus a card catalog/search system).

I use something similar to the Johnny Decimal system described at work, except the high level is by project not by topic. I find chronological filing split into projects (i.e. chunks of time/money/effort) matches my workday better.
I'm not at all sure you're right.

I think 'the most well informed sources' in many things will NOT be the consensus opinion, but vanguard thought trying to get somewhere else beyond the sum total of what's currently known. This is fundamental to science and truth generally.

Disagreeableness is overwhelmingly a quality of such thinking, in the technical psychological sense: agreeableness leads to complying and ceasing to seek alternate thoughts/points.

I run Airwindows and have recently put out a Console system based on applying the absolute minimum alterations to the mantissas of floating point words, just to see what I'd get. That's internal algorithms, volume, and I added panning, doing nearly everything with bit-shifts for this purpose. Got a very interesting sound out of full mixes done this way.

I am as nice as pie, and putting videos on YouTube where I must talk about 'shifting of bits' because Youtube will always think I said 'bitch' and draw conclusions about my video from what it thinks I keep saying. And yet, at the same time, I am intensely disagreeable, because I'm persistently exploring ideas in digital sound that STARKLY contradict what's taught as common knowledge.

I'm not doing this on 4chan, but if I was, it would be every bit as supportive a community to my unusual directions as the 'normal world' is, if not more so. I wouldn't be one bit surprised to know that 4chan had pockets of research or content creation that are leading the world. It wouldn't be the first time 4chan led the world, for good or ill.

Ok, so mostly ill :) but that is because influential is not the same as useful. And the ability of 4chan to put any idea or content into effective practice is grossly stunted as 4chan cannot govern, or organize worth a damn by real-world standards. But it's probably the most likely source for whatever is going to be moving the world twenty years from now, compared to normal sources. It will just immediately lose control of anything that achieves escape velocity.

Think 'petri dish', or perhaps 'rainforest swamp'?
Lipovitan doesn't matter. No one knows about it, no one cares about it, it looks like medicine and it probably tastes like medicine too. Disgusting. Stop holding on to the past, your pet drink is irrelevant.
The problem seems to be getting a project that works on the developer machine packaged and distributed to non developers. Some type of projects seem harder to distribute, this ML dependencies seem to change fast and everything breaks(maybe because the dependencies are not locked correctly).
Weird article. This section stuck out:

> Hajimiri, who led the Caltech that developed MAPLE, explained how the wireless transmission of energy through space is based on a quantum phenomenon called “interference.”

And then they go on to describe classical wave interference. I think the point they were trying to make is that the satellite uses a digital phased array antenna to direct its energy downward, but there's nothing quantum about that - it's the same technology used in Starlink terminals and new-ish wifi routers (among many other applications).

They also don't list how much power was received! That's the one figure that matters here I think. I'm curious whether it was watts, milliwatts, or kilowatts.
Two thoughts:

1. This is much, much less likely with the enforced limits on categorization in the post.

2. No - you are still 2 steps away. Make a choice about where that item lives. If it's shared across many categories, maybe you really need a distinct category like "Ambiguous" or "Shared"
OP is making an unimportant pedantic point.
Nostro or Nostr? I've heard of Nostr but can't find anything on Nostro.
Iranian Ballistic Missile attack on NATO forces in Iraq 2020
> rural people live an unsustainable lifestyle that demands subsidization by city dwellers

I see this idea in a lot of places but don't understand it. You could equally fairly say that city dwellers live an unsustainable lifestyle that demands subsidization by farmers in Kansas or oil drillers in North Dakota.
Copyright is unhinged and out of control.
It's true, but in that case it's more a matter of prior experience (oh, I bet that cardboard box/squirrel/etc. probably won't hurt me) than resolving conflicting sensors. That probably lives a few levels above the raw sensor inputs anyway. It's an argument for more powerful training, not fewer sensors... those aren't mutually exclusive goals.

Isolating it to just the sensor layer, though, there are often legitimate times when a visual spectrum camera alone isn't ideal. Like not being able to maintain distance to the truck ahead because the glare of the sun is bouncing off its reflective back label at just the right (or wrong) angle, or an odd long object is sticking out the back of a pickup and the object detection can't figure out what it is (but a lidar or radar could sense the presence of something). Or for nighttime driving when deer glow in the infrared far enough ahead but not so much in visual. Or driving by another car in "dealer camouflage". Having another type of sensor could be life saving.

For what it's worth, that's true for non autonomous systems too. The human sensor suite in drivers is already often augmented by additional sensors, like parking radars or infrared HUDs or or at least an additional pair of stereoscopic visual cameras with their own judgment.

I think these are fundamentally different parts of the overall system. Sure, you can train algorithms on one input type alone. Or multiple. But unless there's evidence showing that training on multiple inputs produces worse final outcomes than training on just one alone, it seems that having multiple sensors should be a net positive.
This is it. People are trying to create subreddits; not reddit itself.
The DMCA was a huge mistake
> Left to your own devices, with no task demanding your immediate concentration, you tend to spend a good deal of time thinking about other people—your judgments of them; their evaluations of you.

That one kind of baffles me as well. Left to my own devices, I create more devices. I inspect things, I wonder about how things are made. And, yes, like you, there are times when I do think about other people. And also, like you, I am not intending on judging or interrogating my social status.

But, I recognize that I likely have certain social behaviors that limit me professionally. And they are likely related to my lack of concern for the trappings of status. I've lived a good portion of my life believing that doing excellent work would bring excellent rewards. And for a good portion of my life, that has not been true. Status is not merit based.

So I believe there is likely something to this. It's likely not the whole story, but it is at least a chapter. Maybe we should be thinking about status a little more.
Sure!

Most front-end teams are using React nowadays. What happens when you adopt another email service is that they want you to learn the template language that they use - Handlebars, Mustache, etc.

Instead of having to learn how to do things with that language, your front-end team can re-use everything they already know from React land. Imagine being able to import the same button you have on your web app into your email template.

Not only that, but you can also use stuff like Tailwind to help with the styling of your email.
I believe it all stems from ESG investing principles: firms are incentivized to pander to these ETFs who have mandates indirectly trickling down from the biggest players in the market (who have taken on the moral obligation to establish and distribute our system of ethics via capital allocation).

So then what is behind this ESG investing movement? Probably something sinister. nbd.
Liquid Death water on the store shelf: https://youtu.be/pCbrpKhWOio
>Yes, women are vicious fighters but use different, and arguably more potent, weapons. A fist-fight with a man might leave you wounded and bleeding for a few days.

I cannot agree with this. Bodily harm was far far worse than being picked on.

You use an extreme case for the women, but a near harmless case for a man? What if you get your skull smashed in and have a brain injury forever? (I saw that happen). What if your face gets smashed and plastic surgery can't fix it?(seen that one too) Not to mention becoming a paraplegic. (or death)

I'll take a chance at ostracization over being afraid for my life.
That sounds like a good description but do you think the term serial should be worked in there?
Videos are absolutely evidence. You’re looking for someone to replicate their findings, which is fine, but your basis for believing it to be possibly fraudulent is far-fetched.
The large cloud zombie resource tax
I would be surprised if a company knew that much about my personal life too, worked at at least 20 places can't think of more then one that knew my birthday/did anything for that and would have been surprised if they did anything for the surgeries I've behaving lately. Best I can hope for is being able to get time off lol. I recently worked somewhere that offered unpaid unlimited time off but then they thought people took too much time off and back stepped that policy within a month of me joining lol. Boy were people fighting over it since they changed the contract for everyone.

I too fall under millennial on the younger side.

I think if you work for a very tiny company that will really badly miss you, then you have a higher chance of them recognizing you but also have a higher chance of them replacing you quickly too. Anything else, you are generally a clog in a machine.
That homeless man who was strangled to death on the NYC subway a few weeks ago comes to mind. I saw an incredible amount of argument that the strangling was justified based on assumptions likely due to his social status.
AMD Ryzen Pro 7000 and 7040 Series Processors: Zen 4 for Commercial Deployments
We’ve figured most of those things out. We always travel on Sunday. We unpack our clothes. Do an instacart order. Find the laundry facilities, gym and pool at the hotel and find something to do on the weekends. My wife takes care of the washing and folding clothes and she hangs out during the week with people in one of her fitness organizations (she’s a hobbyists fitness instructor), she will organize a playlist and be a “special guest instructor”.

We usually stay at an extended stay with a full kitchen. Finding things to do is part of the fun. I book hotels ouf a year in advance since you don’t pay until check out.
Geoengineering is (un)shockingly imprudent. Do any of the man-made global warming/climate change hypotheses factor in any effects of solar cycles especially in conjunction with the long term weakening of the geomagnetic field? Are ocean surface temperatures still interpolated and not directly measured?
Intel Pits Its “Sapphire Rapids” Xeon SP Against AMD “Genoa” Epycs
Any thoughts on third party integration such as segment?
New Mac Pro Has 'Product of Thailand' Label, Final Assembly Still in USA
That's far from the only point, though. Motivation is almost moot. (not mootykins, either!).

Something developing this way is brought forward best by intensely disagreeable nerds with too much time on their hands, exploring in an undisciplined but persistent way.

Tell me that doesn't sound like 4chan :)
I think that in 2023 every decent OS should provide a method to get executable name. And every decent filesystem supports exotic characters.
Maybe they expected to still be profitable after paying the fines?
It's difficult to blame people for their mental illness, but the damage they do as a result of their actions is real, and while you can forgive you should never forget.

I got romantically and sexually involved with a person who had schizophrenia, they would occasionally make very wild and inaccurate accusations toward me, and when I broke it off they began stalking my friends, family, and me. At some point, the episode they were having ended and they stopped, and later, she said they forgave me for what I did (which was nothing).

While I sympathize that some of the emotions they were feeling were out of their control, the act of buying airplane tickets, renting cars, and harassing friends, family of mine, and me IRL was over the top and frankly, imo, unforgivable even with a diagnosis of mental illness.
I’d rather pursue money than social status. I don’t care about what other people think. A higher social status often creates unnecessary enemies and problems.

And the best way to money is often unknown to most people. Loose lips sink ships.
Thanks a lot lucasfcosta! Let me know when you start integrating, I would love to hear your feedback.
I'm in India, looking to get married to someone I have known and loved for a while now. Our families are not too happy about it. Both of us are about 30. We are working professionals with decent finances and fair amount of independence, so despite them not being too happy about it, they're talking among themselves and setting up things.

This context was important given the topic, because a topic that frequently comes up in these family discussions is that

1. the girl's parents insist that if I decide to marry their daughter, they wouldn't "give us anything". This has been said a few times to my face, to my partner, and to my parents too.
2. they've asked a few times subtly if there are any "demands" from my side of the family (most likely to bring it up as another obstacle towards peaceful proceedings).
3. they've offered that they would give some small stuff like a bed, a cupboard, etc. to us as a "blessing for our married life" despite both of us politely declining for it.

It's honestly humiliating and disgusting. Both of us consider ourselves to be educated ("woke", if you will) and quite self sufficient. Not once have I or any member of my family expressed any wishes or expectations of receiving anything from the girl's side.

I've been quite against such practices for years now, from even before I met my partner. I'm even ready to the extent of disavowing my parents if they indulge in any such activity.

But what both of us have ended up realizing is that none of it matters. Society around us is accustomed to doing things in a certain way and it's not just hard, but very very hard for people to let go of such things.

And mind you - it's not just generational. I know of people from my age group, school mates, colleagues, college mates, what have you, who are totally okay with such things and consider it a "norm". Some even go to the extent of supporting their parents and upfront ask the girls for it. And it's not just males, it's all over the place. Females are mostly okay with this, if not encouraging of it. They demand stuff from their parents to "help them start a new life". Maybe don't start a new life if you and your would be partner cannot afford to do so, or come to a solid understanding with your partner on where they stand on such issue?
One of the articles I read every time I come across it :)
Mouse, Keyboard, headphones. Dongles work 'fine' - but that's not ideal on a modern device.
This is awesome! I have a project that I need to send some emails on so this is perfect
It’s just life. But I mean I definitely understand the other side of the coin. To me when things get really really bad it’s time for a really really big change.

It makes sense from an evolutionary perspective that my ancestors who voluntarily got on a boat for weeks and came to the USA sight unseen had a similar wild hare. Maybe things were really bad in Denmark at the time or maybe they just really had wanderlust. No idea.

I think things we call “disorders” like manic depressive episodes partially serve this function and there’s potentially huge rewards for venturing off into the great unknown. Manic episodes are the rocket fuel to take big risks and potentially get big rewards. Obviously enough people hit the big rewards (by having more land, having lots of kids, getting rich) that it has an impact on our genetics and our personalities. But at the same time, the dead men at the bottom of the Mediterranean who were looking for adventure don’t tell us their tales of failure.
It's all fun and games until you end up with companies doing "peer review" and purposefully tanking good papers, making it seem a particular research direction isn't fruitful, while secretly using that same work to get ahead of the competition.