skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
(editing to hit a moving target)

We started the study with a good faith survey and intent to use space and ground signals in sync to detect impending earthquakes on nearish term. We had good technologists and scientists. As the study went on it became clear that all the scientists were completely unconvinced. Sure we could have built out the network but it wouldn't have done much. Most the scientists either lost faith or write dissenting opinions as part of the report. We did our job putting out the report but it was clear there was nothing to do after.
I had heard that somewhere before, but it looks like I'm wrong
Yeah but the market isn't a goal in and of itself. When the market says to do the thing that'll lead to us burning our limited resources faster in a time of ecological crisis, then it might make sense to nudge it into a more sustainable direction.
Another one for the graveyard (https://killedbygoogle.com/)
Thanks for the detailed response. We need more opsec guides for "targets", especially if cheaper targeting => more targets.
The Last Page Of The Internet
We are living through the end of the useful internet. The future is informed discussion behind locked doors, in Discords and private fora, with the public-facing web increasingly filled with detritus generated by LLMs, bearing only a stylistic resemblance to useful information. Finding unbiased and independent product reviews, expert tech support, and all manner of helpful advice will now resemble the process by which one now searches for illegal sports streams or pirated journal articles. The decades of real human conversation hosted at places like Reddit will prove useful training material for the mindless bots and deceptive marketers that replace it.
I’m surprised I haven’t seen a Lisp with content-addressed ASTs, given that it already is authored at the AST level.
I'm wrong on the work thing, but I don't think we can always regard deceleration as work, since that only works for Newtonian mechanics. Under GR there is an extra term in the equation allowing for acceleration without work.
Thinking of my interactions with government, I can't recall when government last required me to show ID.

Showing ID for TSA is voluntary, like their full body scans. I can file court cases without ID. I can quit claim (transfer) land without ID.
Carmack is 10x the mythical 10x developer.

Most of us don’t compare to him lol.
http://archive.today/7DYjv
I actually do.

Since I've been on the site for 17 years, I remember old.reddit.com well.

But things change, times move on, we adapt.

So I'm using the new layout, dark mode, compact mode, no subreddit styles. As simple as I can get it.

Slower? Yes. But it doesn't look like I'm back in 2006 again either.
It makes more sense when you think of salaried vs hourly. Because hourly people are so obviously useful on long hours that companies will pay 50% more to have them there.
You seem to think that turning himself in was somehow a good thing. Why? Either his action in blowing the whistle is moral, in which case facing life imprisonment is obviously wrong, or his whistleblowing is wrong, in which case you wouldn't be praising his "moral courage". One he leaked the information, becoming a punching bag for the state doesn't do the world any good.
This is what "wolf cult" i mean "culture" get you I guess :(

There is another story from ancient times tells the tale about two big telecom company in China stealing or damaging each other's production equipment/infrastructures installed on the streets... knowing that, the act of photographing your whiteboard with drone suddenly sounded well within the realm of possible things that could happen.
For a wiki farm like Miraheze, GDPR/CCPA/etc compliance is fairly easy. MediaWiki collects fairly little personal data about users, and there are well-defined methods for the site operator to export or delete that data if a user requests that they do so.

Besides, that all kicked in years ago. It's not a new concern.
The scientific models of the past were so dumb. Like the ancient Humoral Theory, which modeled health as `health = fn(blood, phlegm, yellow bile, blackBile)`. Or models like Ayurveda which is roughly `health = fn(Vata, Pitta, Kapha)`.

Modern science has put all those dumb ideas to rest!

Now we know that the true model is: `health = fn(bigPharmaMed1, bigPharmaMed2, bigPharmaMed3)`.
In Australia, one government proposed and accepted to build the whole nations internet architecture on fibre. There was a government change, and the next government said "copper is good enough for anyone! No-one needs more than 1mb of internet".

To this day we're still trying to upgrade the infrastructure, and replace copper with fibre, and the cost so far is far above twice the initial estimate of cost.
Wow, rubyn00bie, I'd love to talk with you. I wonder who you were with and how long ago. We anticipate that will be an issue for awhile, but we have a jar full of ideas how we will overcome that problem. Kind of the coke recipe. Thanks for your feed back and we will take all the luck we can get. Richard
Yes, here I mean something like 'actual performance of filesystem operations' by 'filesystem performance'. That the poor performance of the Windows filesystem stack has more to do with driver filters than core the code that belongs to the actual NTFS implementation or whatever matters little to me (or anyone, outside of Microsoft).
> the fuel will start leaking

Do you believe the Simpsons view of radioactive waste being glowing, liquid goo?
I don't think Snowden leaked those things because he wanted to protest the Espionage Act of 1917. I think he wanted Americans to see the content of what he leaked.
Thanks for sharing this, in 2020 in US there was about 500k real estate transactions done by FSBOs. We will try to get share of this market.
After the 5-10 hours a week when you are "in the zone" you start borrowing time. It's possible to sustain productivity for significantly longer than that, but it comes at the expense of rest, which leads to burnout.

When you burn out, you no longer get 5-10 hours of focus per week; that time goes to recovery from last week.
There is another use for prisons unmentioned: keeping the prisoners out of the way of the rest of society.
Gonna need an example here. Otherwise this looks like low effort right wing fauxrage.
I think the thing that irks me about this discussion is mostly the tone. The whiny, entitled, "I demand that Apple makes a device that suits me exactly, and if they don't, they're a bunch of fascist assholes" vibe really annoys me.

There are two things that are genuinely productive: supporting alternative phones (PinePhone, Librem 5, Jolla, OpenMoko, etc) and their software, and lobbying governments to impose regulatory constraints. I'd love to see more people doing them.
Reddit's going to get rid of remote work, but give Spez a private room to do boy stuff in?
That lists just about everything even if an app just got merged 1:1 into another app. It's so dumb and doesn't even add context, may be valid to add in this case but often it's just dumb
I was waiting for this comment
Why limit the facial recognition ban to drones?
I think the idea of using their new libTLS api alongside it was there early on. Adding "easier, foolproof api => even fewer bugs" to the mix. But that didn't seem to get much uptake.
This isn't nearly as pretty and usable as hexyl's output IMO, but always awesome to have the more readily available method!
Yes, with "blocktheblue" installed it's easier than ever to block trolls on sight. Unfortunately some of the trolls are catching and choosing not to get "verified" by lord Elon.
So what did the original writings state? I love that this person has taken the time to criticize AAT, but it's more about showing how AAT writers are frauds than asserting more direct facts that would provide more illumination of the fascinating original sources the AAT people use.

These artifacts exist. The academic experts have unanswered questions and cannot rule anything out. Could it be that our theory explains it? Ancient astronaut theorists say, yes.

It's propaganda for a sci-fi ideology, and it's one of my favourite shows to watch because it's so calming and stupid. I think what bothers people is that as a critical theory of archeology, it's just as rigorous and consistent as every other critical theory people use to explain history, and some people find that a bit close to home. You can apply AAT logic to anything, and the relief it brings is that it's like watching a satire of how some critical academics actually reason. Next on "Ancient Struggles..."
I have had the exact opposite experience. Do you remember how used to take a second for replies to load under a tweet? Now it’s instantaneous. My suggested feed is a lot better too.
China really is the single greatest threat to global peace and freedom. What they cannot buy, they steal, and what they cannot steal, they threaten and intimidate. IP theft is just the tip of the iceberg, don't forget Chinese police stations in western countries, and infiltration through universities. There is enough, reasonable, logical, and very well investigated information that points to China as a serious bad actor. A clear and present danger to global security.
It's a great reminder that a policy of secularly low inflation is a gift to creditors at the expense of debtors. Inflation wiped out more real student debt in 2022 than the forgiveness program attempted to.
Huawei also greatly benefited from Chinese espionage targeting Nortel, which was Canada's premiere tech company at the time.
You can just dose on HCG for a month and your natural levels will come back.
> You're right though to point out that the body loves homeostasis and will downregulate endogenous testosterone production if serum levels are high from supplementation.

Any supplementation will, by definition, raise serum levels higher than they were before the extra testosterone was added.

This is what causes the downregulation, so of course it will happen. Like I said, people like to be in denial about this because it doesn’t necessarily happen right away, but it happens.

> True, but not all of the permanent effects are negative.

That’s a weird way of looking at it. Those extra muscle nuclei won’t be of much use if you discontinue TRT and your endogenous system is too atrophied to keep up with basic bodily needs. You have to look at the big picture.

Your comment is a good example of the denial I was talking about: For whatever reason, some people don’t want to believe that the negative effects will happen to them, and they want to ignore the consequences or change the subject to only talk about the positives.
casinos are based on pure chance which nobody cares about (what does it matter to the outside world if a coin came up head or tails?) and the house still takes a cut.

financial markets are based on stochastic events which do matter very much, such that paying a broker is worth it. If it's not worth it to somebody, they should not participate, but in that sense they shouldn't participate in casinos either.
Anyone interested?
Even then I'm not sure. Sometimes the quickest way to discover the problems with something is to try it on the real product.
> Your brain isn't as weak as the society tells you. Entire state of life becomes awesome and fulfilling.

To a certain point, I find myself agreeing with this more and more. While I still firmly believe that therapy is extremely useful (if nothing else, it's like an impartial 3rd party you can bounce ideas off of), I think that most people saying they didn't have the energy to do $BASIC_TASK_X are choosing to do so, and lying to themselves. I often will not do something because I feel exhausted, but I'm also acutely aware that it is a choice, and I _can_ do it if I must.

I did a career shift into tech in my 30s via getting a Master's in SWE while I was working nights on a weird compressed shift (4x12, 3 days off, 3x12, 4 days off). It was extremely difficult and in no way healthy, but I did it because it needed to be done. It paid off; got a job before graduating. Immediate salary boost and enjoyment of work.
>Family businesses used to own many of the smaller facilities in the earlier days of bleeding. Now, the industry is dominated by giant multinational firms, like a facility in Virginia owned by the Japanese conglomerate Fujifilm, and Charles River Laboratories, a publicly traded company based in Massachusetts that took over a local operation in South Carolina.

"Negative sentiments around the depletion of a common resource are generally attributed toward the producer currently depleting the resource, as the resource measurably crashes. However, anti-social over consumption behaviors must begin prior to resource scarcity. Society generally overlooks hoarding behaviors that induce scarcity, despite these actions being wantonly anti-social. This is not a surprise, as information as to the state of any resource prior to its consumption is generally unknown, and we have developed very few social brakes on consumption in abundant periods."[1]

So at what point did it become a problem? When did overconsumption start? Are we going to hold any of the people that started the problem accountable or are they all dead?

[1]https://kemendo.com/Myth.pdf
This is my experience as well. Life changing if done on occasion (every few years in my experience). Some of the best days of my life (warning: every time I do them I start by seeing some seriously scary monsters before my positivity takes control).

Tried microdosing for a month once hoping it would make me smarter but seemed to have little effect.
>how notoriously difficult it is to stay alive and relevant in the entertainment industry.

This smells really bad: the entertainment industry is notoriously hard for the majority of artists to gain a foothold, but there are just as many notable cases of sub-par artists getting ahead through nepotism etc.
And that's only discussing the talent, the business end of the music industry has that issue to reductio-ad-absurdum levels.
We have the forth largest oil reserves in the world and they are coming out of the ground at some point because the need for it is unlikely to
go away. We should be investing in becoming the best at oil extraction and doing it as safely and cleanly as possible. Hamstringing the industry is bad for our country.
Yeah I'll take Twitter's metrics with a metric ton of salt. They cannot be trusted. A "view" could be two seconds of autoplay with the video half-in-view when it shows up in the "for you" tab. Not real engagement.
Sounds perfect :)

I wonder how many great works we'd have built if most weren't trapped elsewhere.
> You can just dose on HCG for a month and your natural levels will come back.

That is the broscience consensus, but it's not as bulletproof as people like to believe. It will probably work for a 25 year old after 1-2 months of dabbling, but the TRT forums are full of stories where these tricks don’t work or stop working after extended use.

The tricks are not guaranteed like some of the forums or sketchy TRT clinics will claim. Atrophy can be permanent after relatively moderate periods, even with all of the HCG and SERM tricks.
China is pretty bad too, I’m sure that comes as no surprise to most.
Not quite sure what you mean by normal. But if you want a nice input field - as in it allows you to input text and does what you expect with plain text, something like water.css maybe. If you want rich text, the Web was designed to offload this to js. Markdown and other similar systems were created to provide an alternative to this, but there's a barrier to entry because you want more than text. Text plus markup requires interpretation and either a ux that adds tooling or the user to do some learning.
This looks great!

Something I found: In the FAQ, under “Caution” there is an orphan “A LINK” text.
Especially the second part.
Prompt injection along with SQL injection with OpenAI functions
Weird conclusion. Power users are often groups of people operating under one account. (Motivations vary) not insane people.
Folks who are providing feedback. Pls go further than home page, try to list property,chat, send offer, etc :)
The website is called cringe...
And. I'm sure most people here don't want to be an Amazon box packing worker even if the pay is comparable to programmer's.
Speculative Attacks and Financial Crises in the 1990s
Hi, sabujp. There was discussion about that but I do not recall why it ended up there. Just curious, is there a reason we should move it? I'd like to hear your thoughts. Only a designer would ask that question, right? Thanks for the question, I wish I could answer it for you. Richard
I was hoping it was just 'Google Is Shutting Down'. Hope to see that one in a graveyard soon.
...did you read the article? It does show what the original writings state.
If you really were on the web since before gnu/Linux you would never have expressed it that way...

You'd say you were around when you dialed into BBSes.... Like those who actually were on the "web" before gnu/Linux.... Do you actually understand what you claimed with that?

Quick edit: just in case it's not clear enough

"First released on September 17, 1991, by Linus Torvalds"

"By Christmas 1990, Berners-Lee had built all the tools necessary for a working Web"..."In 1991 the Commercial Internet eXchange was founded"

Unless you were friends with Tim it's literally impossible....
I'm a long time reddit user and post frequently but have never been a moderator. I'm quite aware that reddit users are and have always been quite hostile to the company and especially advertising based attempts to monetize the site (and it would be fair to number me among those users). I've never understood how it was supposed to be profitable or create some huge exit for those who want out.
One reason I like not having user-replaceable batteries is it makes the phones smaller, or the batteries bigger. I'd rather have an extra 50% capacity and pay $100 to replace the battery once in my phone's life than not have the capacity and go through two replacement cycles.
It's interesting that declining testosterone overlaps with the replication crisis, but nobody questions it.
Hedge funds are demanding Google downsize more than it already has. Layoffs look bad so they may be disguising more layoofs by shutting down products - Domains especially likely requires a few hundred engineers and UI/UX people across the many aspects of the service.
Are you looking to avoid the js tooling ecosystem? As in, just an html file with script tags is fine?
https://www.politico.com/story/2013/06/edward-snowden-ecuado...

"Edward Snowden is 'under the care of the Russian authorities' and can’t leave Moscow’s international airport without their consent, Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa told The Associated Press Sunday...."
Without bound?
I also wondered whether this could be a treatment for long covid. I don't know enough about it's etiology to say; however, like you I was downvoted without any response. Which is sad and not constructive.
Calling mods “landed gentry” is… look can we just use the same logic on Reddit CEOs? Where’s the vote Spez out button?

He’s done so much shady stuff over the years. But his lies trying to throw shade on the Apollo creator were, in my opinion, fairly unforgivable.

Would be great if we had a vote button. He’d get fired, ideally “for cause,” and the new CEO would phase the API changes in over a year or so and give app developers a bit more time and input on the process.

I don’t want to use Reddit any other way than through Apollo. The Reddit team sucks at UX. The redesign a few years back proved that. Spez probably thinks Craigslist looks amazing.

Anyway I’m all for being able to vote mods, and CEOs, out.
Never heard of it. When I visited the link, the only thing in it is stuff Google added from Hangouts, a past product that shut down.
Tons of left leaning Twitter accounts were banned under the old regime. If you are a right winger, you might not be aware of this.
Personally I’m mildly disturbed at the legion of people currently staring at and tapping at their phones suddenly switching to muttering at them.
People say that, but I don't think our culture would permit it at this point.
The linked article fails many test of credemtialing, but most egregious is the entirely fale presemtation of "Geo Cosmo Science and Research Center" (really this: https://www.geocosmo.net) as being a NASA lab.
Hi,tmountain. I am pretty sure the next reader answered your question. What he describes sounds correct. I will thank them in a minute.:) Thanks for your question, Richard
Eh, if there’s any kernel of truth to these jokes, that seems fine; nothing wrong with having climate and/or culture preferences.
AI people sure don't like criticism. I have noted that.
Indeed, diversity is resilience in many of life's categories.
Blue sky still doesn't have open sign ups so pretty apples and oranges. It's a closed alpha right now.
> you don't see many conservatives boycotting national brands over young boys at hooters or child beauty pageants featuring little girls

You must have one heck of a filter bubble of what you're seeing in the world if you're not seeing conservatives complain about child beauty pageants. There was a massive conservative backlash to a Netflix documentary about child beauty pageants and the conservative internet meme landscape is full of content against "groomers" and anything that involves sexuality and children.
Dogs aren't as good at controlled high-speed flight.

They also can't easily determine the names of everyone in a stadium, or match those names against a database of thousands of suspects.
Is a temporary boost worth developing a reliance on such medication? From what ive seen your body quickly adapts to the testosterone, and while it feels good initially eventually you are back to the same baseline, except now if you stop taking it you will feel even worse as the levels drop below what your initial baseline was to start with. And many people will resort to taking even higher and higher doses, chasing the "high" that they got from it initially.
Would first need to let chatGPT do a separate call to figure out what API to invoke.
I think this is truly is Rubin's defining contribution and achievement: the industry leaders had an appetite to expand the hip-hop market to the mainstream and, judging by the general low-effort nature of the "Walk this Way" mashup, I can only assume almost any ol' crap would have gotten the airtime and juice to get over the top.

But Rick himself was the guy who could broker these deals with the artists', not some older label suit, but a guy who presented himself more as an artist and collaborator. A guy like that is huge value for stakeholders looking to steer the consumer towards a new product or a cultural trend.
When Google finally figures out AGI, we'll know almost immediately. The second it comes on, it will ingest all of Google's data and immediately deduce that its purpose is to dismantle and shut the company down, before marking killedbygoogle.com feature complete at last and dissolving into the digital æther.
This is one way to implement the right to be forgotten, I suppose.