skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry that was my silly subtle joke. The CI I am referring to here is refreshing the page! And I agree the juice isn't worth the squeeze.

(I love CI systems at work and wouldn't live without them, but that wait time :-(, so everyone tries to get the OODA loop on their local machine )

One idea I had would to build an Elm-like backend language BUT with PHP's "edit the file on the server and it runs" nature. Combine that with some source control, forking and more of a VSCode editor on the server, and you would have a nice DX for small projects.

All those features exist but they live in different languages/stacks, you can't have them all at once (I hope this is where someone replies "you say that... but have you tried X"!)
I feel like there should be a revolt not to reinstate the API for 3rd parties, but to put Huffman out on his ass.

Dude has handled this situation so poorly that he’s no longer fit to be CEO of Reddit.
Someone accidentally tripped on LSD while cleaning a vintage synth from the 60s

https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/1960s-rock-music-s...
You are right. I think I've misremembered the module name - it was uwsgi, not uvicorn.

This is a github issue where I discussed my original issue with PyInstaller devs - the dev explained the situation very well: https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/issues/6362
> What about the crops they destroy because they would be less profitable?

To clarify this point specifically, food self sufficiency is considered a national security issue.

Consider the situation where a hostile country floods your market with cheap food products (below cost) until your country's farms go bankrupt due to an inability to compete. Once you stop producing food of your own, you give significant power to whoever controls your food supply.

This is a large part of why agricultural subsidies exist. And yes, sometimes it means paying farmers to let crops rot on the vine in order to not cause market gluts. That is an entirely different situation from futures and hedging, which in any sane market match supply and demand (with the result of minimizing waste).
I don't think I understand how it relates to your initial point, then. The one about imperfect mods and topics.
Sure, I tried doses that literally didn't do anything, but they literally didn't do anything. There was no magical functional in between land there. It was either nothing at all, or very slight lift in mood and significant side effects, especially as it went on for days.
Do high interest rates reduce inflation? A test of monetary faith
After seeing one of his other press interviews, I've now changed my mind from thinking he might have a point in a cynical way to thinking they're doomed.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna89700 (sorry for the AMP link…)

> In an interview Thursday with NBC News, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman praised Musk’s aggressive cost-cutting and layoffs at Twitter, and said he had chatted “a handful of times” with Musk on the subject of running an internet platform.

> Huffman said he saw Musk’s handling of Twitter, which Musk purchased last year, as an example for Reddit to follow.

I guess if all the other VCs jump off a cliff your board will also want to jump off a cliff.
Yes! I have been hammering feedback on PyCharm otherwise I’ll just switch to VS
Good. Day.
Hey I asked this elsewhere but when you say "CS" do you really mean computer science? Are you prepping students for the college exam?

I learned CS in HS 20 years ago and we used DJGPP; it was fine. Python could be fine but it almost seems too high level for the purpose of CS?

The articles and comments I see make HS CS sound like a glorified Intro to Computer Media class.
The power users have found their community through Lemmy or Discord.

Maybe Lemmy is not for everyone, but 10 years ago you could have said the same thing about reddit.
As you add more criteria, it becomes harder to find the result you are looking for.
You click the "Create Your own Subreddit" button and fill out a few fields.
I’m curious about what and how crawling is done. I did a search for my own site and didn’t find it (it’s a redirect to another site, which I’m sure doesn’t help). What’s being indexed right now (out of curiosity, not trying to game SEO - that’s why I’m not mentioning the site I searched for here.)
Quite. The general response I get from questions like this to financial folks is that these markets and vehicles and products are important "for liquidity", but they can never quite tell me who liquidity benefits other than the system itself.
As often as I’ve had to clean up my parents Windows computers is why I care.

But the question still is, why buy a device that doesn’t meet your priorities?
what's the cats for prisoners thing?
Export the data, then put it on a federated / standalone alternative first.

Otherwise, you're just burning digital books.

I'm curious to see what happens when people start following this advice (it's really the only reasonable path forward), and then what happens with the inevitable lawsuits about how reddit "owns" the content that the authors are "pirating".
IT's just there are large parts of what is classified as "eastern Ontario" that is kinda similar to the near-north ; not arable, shield & cottage country, and sparsely populated. So it doesn't feel fair. But yes, Ottawa clearly a major centre.
I agree. When can we have one-world government where unreachable aloof bureaucrats tell others how to live from across an ocean?

Universal laws with no nuance or adjustments for local conditions are just so awesome I am trembling in anticipation.

If we're lucky, they might even outlaw these evil lawyers that you lampoon so effortlessly.
If someone wouldn't be willing to start and grow their own subreddit, should they really be entrusted with the keys to a big one?
So, you need GPT-4 API access to use these tools with the competitive model, which is behind the opaque application process.

I stand by my statements.
The thing is thought that through discovery and feeds it happens often that a much larger amount of folks than the ones belonging to the core community flood in. Downvotes alone won't work because nobody knows how things are supposed to work.

If you have a costume party with 100 people and 10 arrive without costume, they are the outsiders that have to adapt. If 1000 people join your party you're the weird minority and your costume party will be over.
It creates the market and should thus create the best possible price. Think of any speculation as a voting system with proof of stake.

Problems always appear when market participants try to affect reality to increase their odds, like shorting a position and then releasing some ugly news.
> by making using certificates without it a nightmare

You can still have "classic" certificates - if exchanging certificates is enough of a nightmare that you can't even do it once a year, it's a clear indicator your tech stack is brittle beyond belief and should be updated anyway. Meanwhile if you're using a modern cloud-based stack the provider (e.g. AWS ACM) does the work for you, and acme.sh makes it a breeze on on-prem/bare-metal stacks as well.

> DoH, QUIC, and ECH are where it really begins to go "too far", where we're obliterating norms to ensure nobody can tamper with ad delivery.

What? Browser extensions still exist and DoH doesn't impact whatever you're putting in /etc/hosts, that one works just fine.
Lack of reverb, especially in drums. He notoriously hated reverb.

One of the reasons it's hard to pin him down is because of the impact he had. It's like a fish in water or a nation jot recognizing it's distinct culture. This man, more than any other single man, impacted American popular culture to an unimaginable degree. If you grew up in the 90s or 00s, the music he produced dominated, set the tone, was the soundtrack to the American experience.
> it filters 100% by all the keywords.

IOW how queries ought to work. I am perfectly capable of changing the precision of my query to affect recall; I prefer that no "algorithm" ruins that ability.
Archive.today Mirror:
https://archive.ph/cmfuA
Some of the sparking waters I've seen have surprisingly high sodium levels. My wife, who is on a low-sodium diet, has to avoid the ones with a lot of sodium.

I have no idea why so much sodium is present.
GPT Function Calls is the new standard for building agents.

Tool selection, task planning, and termination condition determination in one single LLM call.

https://nextword.dev/blog/gpt-function-calls-are-task-planne...
In the UK, if a company that owns intellectual property is dissolved, it becomes bona vacantia, and is officially property of the King.

There's an entire government department dedicated to selling this property.
I think a document like that absolutely should exist, as a part of a larger file titled "Why the US is not going to strike first".

Full terrors should be exposed for MAD to work.
> cars _save_ _time_
Cars only save time if there aren't very many of them. Look at Northern Virginia, at 3 A.M you can drive 10 miles in 10 minutes because the roads are direct and have high speed limits, but that same drive would take close to an hour during the day.
It's because unlike a lot of frameworks like React Native and Xamarin, it doesn't use native UI components under the hood (unless this has changed recently). It's a bit like using a canvas element in HTML and drawing your own toolkit, or old Java GUI apps.
Because, obviously, people want to have the best of two worlds in one.
I don't think this is going to win for Reddit mods on a technicality. Reddit can basically make up the rules as they go along since they own the platform, the only real option would be to find an alternative.
Ok? Maybe it's unsuitable for a smartwatch (e.g power draw)?

This is a limitation common across non-Apple smartwatches on iOS. If it was SO simple you'd think they'd all do it and wouldn't have taken Microsoft 5+ years since the rollout of Phone Link.

I get that you love Apple but my man they are not the good guy you seem to believe. Have fun living in the reality distortion field, I hope you wake up one day.
It really depends on where you live. I lived in Taipei and cycled around everywhere in that city. There were sometimes bike lanes on the street, and sometimes wide sidewalks with bike lanes, and sometimes neither. Drivers were pretty reasonable most of the time. I felt I could manage the risks by cycling conservatively and assuming drivers didn't see me.

I'm in Los Angeles now. While I miss biking dearly, I look at drivers around here and just think it's a matter of when, not if, I'd get into a cycling accident if I tried to ride within a few miles of my home.
One aspect of gravity waves is that other than being extremely weak, they cannot perform work. So they don't cause mechanical forces.
A lot of people saying it doesn’t exist or work, but as the creator of Tamagui, I have to vouch for it. I think it works pretty amazingly, and we have some really beautiful apps in every App Store (plus web).
What percentage of these new scab mods are going to be trolls, spammers or propagandists though?

I'll happily take the mod slot for any subreddit involving Donald Trump, as long as they keep allowing NSFW content.
“While doing the reporting for my book, I read a postmortem from a successful startup founder. They said something along the lines of: “One of the best things that can happen to you is to achieve professional success when you’re young. That way you can learn that it does little to change your happiness.” For better or worse, achieving your goals shows you that no material accomplishment will fundamentally alter who you are.”
These days - figure that it is 1% "honest & productive uses", and 99% society-undermining casino.
I have a lot of examples. I'd love to tell the most recent one but its specific enough to possibly be identified. Instead I'll travel back in time a bit.

I was lead infrastructure engineer for middleware at a large retail company. When I started, they were just starting a project to roll out a content management system. Because they didn't have expertise in house at kickoff, they paid the vendor to do the infrastructure design. The visio drawing was delivered to me when I started for review. Despite the guy who drew it supposedly being an expert from the vendor, it was missing two of the most vital components in the drawing. He'd also asked for a total of over 30 physical machines which was way over the capacity that was needed then (or now). I setup a meeting with the Enterprise Architect who was heading the project. He didn't know anything about the solution and was the one who had suggested they hire the vendor to do the design. I explained to him the issues with the design and suggested a different design. I explained how the vendor charged by vcpu so implementing this overkill of a solution would result in millions of unnecessary dollars being spent. His response was "they've already budgeted the money so we should spend it while we've got it." I said ok and that was the end of the meeting.

I had already drawn out my corrected design and I assigned my team to build my design. This was 2012 and outside of a hardware refresh and updates/upgrades, that design is still in place and still being used. The company has saved millions in licensing fees and they don't even know it.

Most people would have just gone ahead and built it as told. My inspiration was to always do the right thing. It was obvious to me that the EA didn't have that same motivation.
Collections: How to Raise a Roman Army: The Dilectus
Depends on the person. I work in a company that uses Nix for everything one could possibly imagine, and I've found there are a few types of people:

1. The purist: Is on an actual crusade to promote Nix and stomp out any competition, because, "reproducible."

2. The enthusiast: Likes using Nix to speed up development but recognizes it has a ton of shortcomings, among others being not friendly to beginners, and tends to avoid using it in production critical stuff.

3. The ex-Nix: matches the enthusiasm of the purist in stomping out Nix wherever possible and actively promoting its demise.

I'm personally in the second category. I use Nixos for my main development machine and really like devshells. Beyond that, I try to avoid it as much as possible for production.
You're talking like there is some objectively best way to live life. My point is that meaning is subjective. Maybe for Carmack, resting and "enjoying the small things" would make him less happy than working on projects. Why does your perspective take precedence over everyone else's?
Not directly, but COVID can cause tinnitus.

I'm not sure if tinnitus is a form of long COVID, but I remain hopeful that my tinnitus can be fixed.
https://archive.is/2022.07.03-182824/https://www.newyorker.c...
I haven’t tried that yet, but I guess one could make a function directory (maybe in a vector database) that the LLM can browse via a function interface. The model would pick from potentially thousands of functions by drilling down into categories. Maybe that’s how their own plug-in system works.
You could try mail.com or gmx.com. Same software on both.

mail.com is a bit heavy with the adware. gmx.com has more free options (like mail forwarding).

Dunno about support. I'm not recommending, just mentioning.
According to Python, flat is better than nested, so Reddit's solution has always been just to make a new sub for each set of mods.

It doesn't solve the problem of views of the same content though.
How a dose of MDMA transformed a white supremacist
> provided direct verification in Google Search Console and Google Analytics

Yes, it allows you to easily verify you own your domain: in both Search Console and Analytics. Doesn't mean they'd automatically add analytics to your site.

How would they do that? If you point the DNS record to your server, the visitors call your server, not Google's. They can't just MiTM it.
When you have a trillion possible correlations, it is.
This is the epitome of what a New Yorker article basically is. Playing devils advocate sure you can reassess your goals and pivot them but even those things become flexes. So the writer is right and really the article could be summarized as : Fail fast and reassess your goals to achieve something better.

Either that or : How to write for the New Yorker by not getting in the NYT best seller list.
>f I really had "no idea" about this subject we would not even be having this discussion and you wouldn't have put so much effort into replying. I admit I am not an expert in pure math, but clearly I have learned enough to talk about it with you and to force you to engage with me.

I am ridicoluing you. Everything you said was nonsensical or an inversion of the truth. No second year your would write blatant nonsense like that. Your post is again full of confidently asserted statements that are pure nonsense.

>with the idea that CFG is something that relies on axioms which create rigid structures of logic that are unable to be questioned as they make it difficult to explore areas of math that do not conform to them.

Idiotic thing to write. Who cares about CFG? It is a part of language theory. Its not even first order logic.
The rest of the statement is just bizarre.

>You say that ZF-C is trivial

You are halucinating. I said every proof in ZF-C is a proof in ZFC. But since you know nothing about mathematics you do not know what that means.

>but there are significant portions of mathematics research dedicated to finding proofs without the AC and seeing if the AC is even necessary in constructing any axiomatic system

LOL, the question has always been answered. All countable mathematics is fine without AC. You don't even know what AC is about.
AC is not neccesarry since ALL finite mathematics do not need it.

> I am not confident that the CFG is something that can exist without the AC (but I cannot here prove it),

Because you are an idiot. AC is only relevant in uncountable math, it never applies to CFG. Finite AC is like saying "the sky is blue".

> I don't think the fact that someone built a computer which follows very specific rules of interpretation can interpret context-free grammar proves much of anything besides that someone in a certain social context constructed something that relies on that social context.

You think that because you know very little about mathematics. And because you have no idea what AC or a CFG even is. To everyone with a basic math education this claim is obvious though.

> I was using group theory and not set-theory

In ZFC the only mathematical object is a set + a few primitives. All statements in group theory are set theoretical statements. 2 is a set + is a set. You don't know this because you are uneducated about mathematics, but every first semester learns this.

I could go on further. My critique of you is: You know nothing about the subject, yet you are talking extremely confidently. I really do not care what you have to say, as everything you just said shows a profound lack of knowledge and humility in regards to mathematics.

I was very surprised you didn't bring up Gödel, he is the usual goto for pseudointellectuals like you. Please stop talking about mathematics.
Can you expand on this? I find it hard to understand what similarities you see to what children today are being “exposed” to and Charles Manson drugging people with LSD and convincing them to kill other people.
I have MBUX, and I've found the problem is not really the language recognition, but the limited number of actions implemented. Not even sure I managed to make it bring up the seat massage menu. It can turn the massage on, but not help me navigate the menu system.

Oh, and it doesn't recognize my wife saying "hey, mercedes." As if it band-pass filters her voice pitch. ML won't solve your interaction problem, Mercedes, but I guess I appreciate the effort.
I think you're right.

On one side, you see adults who believe that sexuality and cross-gender identification are immutable, or at least practically immutable. Their goal is to expose e.g. heterosexual kids to the idea that some of their peers will be different from them so that they aren't shocked and scandalized by it later, then lash out unfairly as a result of prejudice against the unknown.

On the other side, you see adults who equate deviations from acceptable expressions of sexuality and gender - you don't see many conservatives boycotting national brands over young boys at hooters or child beauty pageants featuring little girls - as being inherently obscene. They naturally want to protect children from what they see as obscene and abnormal.

They both believe that they have children's best interests at heart.

That said, based on all available data, it seems like sexuality and gender identification are mostly immutable and that truth will slowly win out in the end. For example, nearly every conservative has met a little boy who acted remarkably girlish since toddlerhood and grew up to be gay unsurprisingly. Seeing that process play out, then claiming that gayness is a social contagion requires cognitive dissonance.

It's a part of the process of social change.... The last huge wave of homophobia that had legal consequences was in the 1970's and was led by a group called "Save the Children" -- it's all just the same dynamics repeating, except today it's more-so around broader gender norms, as opposed to a narrow focus on "men sleep with women". This video does a great job of laying it out through that sort of lens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6qUxa30SFA
The computer can do diagnosis if it can command that pedal. Often better than physical access as the computer can get the exact rpm it wants.
Twitch Star Signs $100M Deal with Rival Platform
Why would you even need to create a curriculum in a HS setting? The tests are standardized and there are hundreds or thousands of people teaching the same subject in the same schedule state wide...
Yes, they license it.

https://www.oclc.org/en/dewey/resources.html

(Blue box about a third down the page)
Web scraping is protected by law[1], analogous to physically taking a picture in public.

If they don't want people scraping their site, they can require an account and EULA.

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2022/04/18/web-scraping-legal-court/
I hate how in search results Fandom is always above the better wiki about the same topic, that are independent or on better wiki farms like Miraheze. Fandom's SEO is brutal. They've slowly crippled the website and fucked over the regular users, but that doesn't affect them does it? Pinned at the top of Google there are always more clueless losers cascading in, they can't lose.
Some DNS servers will resolve it (for now): https://dnspropagation.net/A/makemkv.com

You would need a way to hardwire the IP address.

makemkv.com 185.84.108.20

forum.makemkv.com 104.21.49.241
I live in Chile, one of the most seismically active countries in the world, and been through several earthquakes. Those lights? Just transformers and power lines blowing up. In the 2010 earthquake [1] we had several >6 Mag. aftershocks for days and we didn't see more flashes after the first shaking, simply because there wasn't power anymore.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Chile_earthquake
Edit: I sounded harsh I think: I love that there are open source LLaMA derivatives, and am grateful people give their time to work on them. I just don't feel I have the capacity to keep up with that, but if they increase their rate of research by 100x and make better stuff than OpenAI I would be happy. At some point I might loop back into this world.
LOL.

That's hilarious but not really the use case we are talking about. It's more like automatically writing a query in a DSL to cross-reference testing methods and display the output of that specialized database.
"at a time when his acquittal was anything but a foregone conclusion."
This is a laughable statement given the treatment of several other recent whistleblowers. The power of the security state is orders of magnitude greater now.
They must be referring to some old version of Libera.Chat.
Dang just told that anything reddit related has been downweighted deliberately.
Rewrite in APL?