skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you so much, that's all so fascinating! And makes perfect sense that priors come from high resolution physics solutions.

Much appreciated for all that info.
Interestingly, this is a plot point in a very popular Chinese-language sci-fi novel called Death’s End. Humanity is deliberately nudged to take on more feminine qualities to make them a less effective fighting force against a colonizing species.

The author had to run his book by the CCP - you get the sense this hints at an accepted strategy in the Chinese mainland. It’s an interesting read.
That's not the argument for textualism. You can read law review articles and papers on SSRI to find more.
If you had one shot to paint any frieze you ever wanted, would you capture it, or just let it slide?
According to https://www.who.int/initiatives/behealthy/physical-activity, the recommendation you mentioned is for children and teenagers up to 17 years old.

"Adults aged 18–64 years"

> Should do at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity throughout the week, or do at least 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity, or an equivalent combination of both.

> For additional health benefits, adults should increase their moderate-intensity physical activity to 300 minutes per week, or equivalent.

> Muscle-strengthening activities should be done involving major muscle groups on 2 or more days a week.
i wrote scala at work for like 12 years straight. it’s a great language and i really do miss it at times. scala code always achieved its goal of being less code. but there were some things like this where scala made it more difficult. and i would like to chalk this up to “someone just needed to learn the basics”, but why was everyone having this issue? it’s a bad interface
IDK, I always save up and buy flagships, and convinced my wife to do the same, because that's the only reliable way to guarantee neither of us will have to suffer through a phone that chokes under its own stock software, and is a constant pain to use. So yes, I'm one of those for whom "higher price = more flagship" is an argument, mostly because so far, "most flagship = bestest specs" and "= most care taken by the vendor".
> majority of the hetero/bi female dating pool selects in favour of features that are often red flags for toxic masculinity

This is so insane. Anyone who's been enough a player of the dating game and treed to optimise your strategy known you will end up becoming or (in my case) pretending to be "toxic masculinity" because it work so much more on girls.
I'm talking about people writing in their native language. Also, thick accent is not noticeable when someone is writing. But low intelligence is.

> you do have the tools to properly and easily compensate such linguistic disability

No, I do not have such tools, and neither do you.
That's called the "energy return on investment" [1] and it's a critical factor in how profitable a fossil fuel source is.

An easily acccessed oil field can easily have an EROI of 20-50, so they spend a gallon worth of energy to extract 20-50 gallons. Shale oil has a EROI as low as 1-1.5 and it's sometimes only worth it when burning the accompanying natural gas for free energy.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_return_on_investment
> rather than starting on the ground all the time

BJJ does not start on the ground as standard, let alone "all the time". Matches start standing, and if you are only training from the ground you are missing out. That's not to say that stand-up and takedown training aren't much more in-depth in judo than in jiu-jitsu, though.
Yh, and even they can't get it right. You lose connectivity once in a while and the only way to recover is to erase the backup and start over.

I came here to see if someone had built a macos native time machine, but this looks like just another hack.
The surprisingly popular world of online trainspotting
Thorgal was pretty big here in Poland because up until 2018 the illustrator was Grzegorz Rosiński, who is Polish.

I remember Franco-Belgian comics being more popular around here - partly because those few American comics which you could see on store shelves usually contained a lot of gore, so they were appropriately labeled.
> What's surprising is there is no visible response to neutralise that dogma.

Perhaps because your exceedingly-vague conspiracy theory is full of holes? For example:

1. Which foreign governments are you accusing? Do you even know, or are you just assuming somebody must be doing the thing?

2. Exactly what mechanism of foreign "grants" is being used to force the hiring of certain staff or educators, and where are they being hired?

3. What makes those individuals "demoralizing" actors, and why do you believe they have a significant effect on "young men"?

4. On what grounds can it be anything but noise, a tiny droplet in the heaving cultural ocean that is "current gender roles and expectations"?

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Truly nefarious foes would probably have much better results (for less money) just pumping out catchy songs with demoralizing subtext and hoping one gets popular. Heck, maybe they even spread a dogma of powerlessness by funding US Christian Radio stations, constantly telling people they are nothing without Jesus.
These are different state by state, but Anti-SLAPP is meant to protect from vexatious litigants, that is someone rich threatening to sue you to shut you up. I'm not a lawyer, I just listen to Serious Trouble podcast.
So, you don't use your phone, and it doesn't run out of battery. Interesting observation.
It can be useful when frequently working across many timezones, working on remote systems etc.

While I generally prefer absolute timestamps, sometimes "1 hour ago" or lets meet in "30 mins" is easier and skips the mental gymnastics of coverting timezones.
Let’s just assume for now that there could be use cases that aren’t strictly config data.
Nothing bad will happen from these leaks, gasoline is very biodegradable. Humans will be unharmed and the ecosystem will be unharmed.
I would find this much less confusing if the minute of every hour was "north"/"up"
It you're asking seriously, no, a painting shouldn't ever be a called a deepfake. A photorealistic painting is called a photorealistic painting. The term deepfake refers to a type of thing, it's not a metric of some quality of an image, nor is it a reference point within such a metric.

A deepfake is a deepfake because it is a synthetic ("fake") image that depicts a real person/thing and is the output of a program that utilises deep learning.
Why should I use MTuner as opposed to Valgrind Massif or Heaptrack?

Edit: some links: https://milostosic.github.io/MTuner/overview/why/ https://milostosic.github.io/MTuner/overview/how/
I disagree. For many, fighting insomnia is the art of quieting an overactive cognitive mind at 3AM in the morning. My suboptimal ‘solution’ has been to read news on my iPad. This article provides an example of an alternative, perhaps superior, solution. I can think of solutions in the same class, ranging from sampling cocktails bitters, whiskies (in small amounts of course), and refining other non-cognitive sensations.
Taking a walk might qualify. Any dog owner can easily meet this requirement.
“ It seems like now days most applications don’t use this”

Not true for enterprise applications. In our environment nearly every major, and some minor applications use it, though 99 percent of the tweaks we do involve some function of Windows itself, and all of the tweaks are the result of Google searching to either find a solution to a problem or a configuration settings change.

And it was a pleasant surprise when I discovered recently that ChatGPT is knowledgeable on some registry settings.
The entire second paragraph is about finding optimum turnover to keep the team fresh and dynamic. I think it's impossible to control organic voluntary turnover, as you don't control people's lives/desires. The alternative would be artificial turnover, moving people in and out of teams as needed to meet this goal. I think people joining and leaving is disruptive regardless of it being organic or artificial.
Status of Linux MMU on RISC-V Sipeed M1 / Maixduino / K210
There are not a lot of RISC-V dts in the Linux Kernel, but the K210 is (see https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux.git/tree/arch/riscv/boot/dts/canaan?h=v6.3.9 )

Since it has been discussed several times on HN, i wanted to ask who is using the K210 in their projects, and if anyone has managed to run Linux kernel with MMU? There have been patches submitted to OpenSBI (https://github.com/oscourse-tsinghua/rcore_plus/issues/34 ) but it seems no one is running Linux kernel MMU with K210 (Sipeed M1)?
Note that this advice will also disable speech synthesis under some circumstances (e.g. Maps directions).
The factory schooling is not an exclusively American thing. But I agree that sitting the whole day is not necessary to getting education. You can also discuss things while walking outside, or allow kids to walk from desk to desk and observe what their classmates are doing.
No need to posit a conspiracy. Why not just refute those premises you disagree with?
https://archive.is/6QUyc

And: Yuval Noah Harari argues that AI has hacked the operating system of human civilisation

https://archive.is/KIJ0j
My wife had severe post partum depression twice. I wonder how much of it is linked to lack of exercise.
your link describes a very narrowly scoped benchmark, not something that is generally applicable
A superpower of doing Time Machine backups to a Synology is that you can put it on a BTRFS drive with automatic snapshotting. About once a year something seems to happen that causes Time Machine to give a “whoopsie, gotta start over from the beginning again!” sort of error. I’ve found that going back a day or two with snapshots on BTRFS fixes the problem.
As much as it pains me to be seen as agreeing with Marjorie Taylor Greene on anything... she's probably right - in a sense. I mean, anybody with a "smart TV" is probably being spied on. I doubt she's being specifically singled out, but the idea that "smart TV's" are hoovering up some kinds of data (sorry, "telemetry") and sending it back to the mothership, isn't exactly prototypical "tinfoil hat territory" anymore.
It's not just porn the problem. Fake news or information is a problem too. And this reminds me of the "Joan is awful" episode of Black Mirror as another kind of disturbing activity using deepfakes. Or making fun of a public personality in some way like in Sassy Justice ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WfZuNceFDM ).

But is complex to draw hard lines in this because asymmetries between public people and not so public ones doing that, or good uses of the technology, freedom concerns and the potential of AI generation. Its not so much the tool, but certain people that misuses it. And stopping the bad uses in a generic way may cause more harm or abuses than not doing it.
Ask HN: How have you changed your choice of tech stack in recent years?
Presumably everyone's choice of database/back end/front end development stack changes over time.

Has yours changed? From what to what and why?
From my perspective, the belief that the soul and the body are totally separate and that the body is lesser is not actually a Christian belief, but rather a Gnostic one. Unfortunately a lot of the Christianity of America has a twinge of Gnosticism present. The "C.S. Lewis" quote that gets thrown around, "You don't have a soul; you are a soul. You have a body," was never actually said by C.S. Lewis. I actually got a better connection with my body from listening to an Eastern Christian priest talking about how if you think you can separate your body, mind, and soul from each other, you've created a false sense of self.
But all gateways are nodes. Of course, unless we're talking CSAM, no one will be targeting arbitrary nodes. But gateways are, by definition, the publishers of what's in IPFS. They are frontends to the same backend - and thus it makes sense for each of them to be liable for everything that's on the backend, i.e. the whole IPFS network.
Troubleshoot High CPU usage by the “System” process
The quality of the results leave a lot to be desired. I asked for the latest posts related to crypto.
They did this with the truck driver with that 95 explosion outside Philadelphia the other week. My dad's a truck driver so I was trying to find out what happened to this man. For several days, the mayor was saying that there were no deaths as of yet reported, but nobody will talk about what happened to the driver. Eventually they announced his death after having an investigation and alerting the family.
Wikipedia "donate now" campaigns can get pretty front and center. Maybe not quite the same level; but non profits also have a tendency to push hard on donations.
Gee, it's almost as if women were biologically programmed to like powerful men and "toxic masculinity" was just an invention to denigrate men for being men.
It sucks so bad that so much nonsense auxiliary machinery gets front row billing.

For a while I was dumping stuff into .config but I eventually tired of struggling even more with various tool chains.
> I believe our entire school system is setup to offer success to women, and failure to boys.

And that's why most entrepreneurs/successful people are men. System was rough to them since the start, putting them down during every occasion and most boys have learnt how to stand up back on their feet again since early age. The system offered them failure and gave them resiliency.

Girls were carried around and when real life come around and they fall down, they now have no idea how to get back up.
There is a popular conservative narrative that the record number of forest fires we've had in the last 5 years have nothing to do with climate change, and everything to do with "policy" - specifically the lack of controlled burns.

Corner someone at a trump rally, and they may never have set foot in California or a forest, but they'll be familiar with the concept of "intentional burns" because the daily wire or fox news or newsmax would have said it as they dismissed "liberal alarmism" over climate change.

It fits a convenient narrative which is that all of society's problems are just because of big government interceding in their lives.

Telling these people that "Actually California, BC, and North America, do intentional burns all the time" does nothing because it contradicts the propaganda they've heard. And they'll assume it's a lie.

Saying "Fine, we'll START doing intentional burns" may have a chance.
If you want a term to be used the right way, it helps to pick a term that won’t be immediately confused to mean something else.
Nah, sunscreens are way more harmful than sun exposure itself. It's the sunscreen that will cause the cancer eventually.

Here's the chain of events: young patient gets bad sunburn, sees doctor. Doctor sympathizes and warns patient of dire consequences of not using sunblock 100% of the time. Patient agrees and mostly uses sunblock for several decades, forgets a few times and gets more sunburns. In fact, patient is way more likely to be exposed to powerful sunlight because of the invincibility conferred by sunblock.

Patient gets cancer from substances in sunblock, and feels terribly guilty for not using it because a few sunburns must have given her skin cancer.
if you pass a logger to a foo as a parameter to the foo constructor, then missing a logger is a compile-time error

if you pass a logger to a foo as a parameter in the request context, then missing a logger is a run-time error
How many content discovery systems can you point to that have the breadth and depth of video content that Youtube does?

I don't think it's too much to just give feedback into the void with the hope that if enough people chime in with the same thoughts, that some day some Google PM might actually do something about it.

That being said, I'm sure its a question of $ budget for ML recommender processing and/or the cost of labeling videos. But the labeling could be done by users.
That makes some sense.

Then again, how would a similar "Toxic Blackness" concept fly?
Ask HN: Why does practically everyone fail at localisation?
I really don't understand how everyone gets this wrong (two examples from the last 5 minutes: Google, telegram, but it's everyone really..):

You go to a website, your browser sends it's local language, they ignore that entirely and just send whatever language they think you want because of geolocation, how are people so detached from the real world? In many cases (looking at you Google!) dont even let you change it.
This is why /usr/local/bin is located in /etc right?
Can’t be promoted if you’re too good/irreplaceable.
Any lawyers think that there's a case against the publishers for these harassing, inappropriate notices?
The Busybox DHCP server had a special case where it wouldn't ever give out a .0 address, and I submitted a patch to remove that. I didn't even think about the possibility that someone might intentionally want that (to work around misbehavior of other devices). I don't think the person who added it was thinking that way, but I might be wrong.

The behavior of arbitrarily rejecting .0 has gotten a lot rarer in the wild lately. (I can confirm that because I've done a whole bunch of connectivity tests to .0 addresses, including using RIPE Atlas.)
I don't know, it isn't going great for Russia. The US has pretty successfully isolated them and they're stuck in a pointless meat grinder war-for-nothing in Ukraine.

We will see what happens with China, personally I don't fancy their chances either. They're boxed in pretty effectively in most directions and reliant on US trade (and debt).

We will see...
A broken pre/post install script (often the problem is not expecting the current state of your machine) that fails while running `apt-get install -f` it the common culprit.
Yes

Understanding the algorithm, the states, the model, the constraints, the dependencies, the properties,... at all times is what makes you an engineer.

Technical standards and publications about real life issues (like mutex, db management,...) often use pseudo code, because the actual implementation doesn't matter.

Pseudo code is also relevant because languages change anyway. And in some companies and industries, several teams use totally different codes you won't know of.

Coding right away is possible. But it's not the same job.
You can be paid big for actually thinking through your code, and not just writing it.
Agree with others' points that this skill meter is subjective, arbitrary and might not add much value. I created it initially more as a option to make the resume design to look more creative and appealing in design. I did called it out that it is an optional section, but yeah, agree that this section seems to require more thoughts. I create an issue to keep track of this: https://github.com/xitanggg/open-resume/issues/11
It’s Marjorie Taylor Greene.

Original tweet: https://twitter.com/mtgreenee/status/1672968710141747202?ref...
I do think .etc would be a pleasantly smart way to blend with the rest of the world as it exists.

This case isn't covered by XDG, but there's a path here we probably could & should adapt, that suggests itself. And this forges off in a new direction.

https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-...
> had a look, and for me at least on the initial load there's also a flash as the markdown displays and then gets replaced with rendered content, which kinda drives home that something unusual happens - it might also make it feel nicer to hide the markdown with css until it's rendered. (It's odd because it doesn't seem to happen consistently, even with a hard refresh.)

It's because the browser renders the <xmp> content itself first. I used to have that set to display:none which prevented the flash, but HN complained about not being able to see anything with Javascript turned off :/.
This is a million times better than some attempt to talk over the top of the other person an a Joe Rogan podcast and pretending that something even vaguely resembling science or a debate has occurred.
Can't read nearly anything unless I force my focus on a specific area.

Can you enlarge the fonts please? My vision is not so good.

Hint: Editing font-size to 18px (for <div class="sc-4dp71k-0 hIhENr app-app-wrapper">) via web dev tools (Firefox) produces an incredible output for me.
I think one big reason why IPv6 won’t be a thing for a long time is because to the people involved decided to do away with NAT in IPv6.

What a huge mistake.

NAT is obviously a huge crutch but everyone uses it because it’s a dead-simple firewall and makes for dead-simple internal networks. There are NAT-inspired IPv6 analogues but they are not the same.

If NAT with IPv6 was a thing, ISPs could have started shipping routers to customers (as they already do) with IPv6 turned on and we would have already been most of the way to IPv6.

But no, they felt NAT was too hacky and did away with it on a matter of principle.
I can’t tell if this is a troll or serious.
> it is YOUR job as an employer to provide the proper tool

I love it when people from internet forums are telling me what my job is.

You know, your way of thinking will eventually lead to understanding that interviewing is inherently discriminatory against everyone but the best candidate, and thus must be abolished. This will lead to a creation of some kind of government agency that you'll ask for a worker and it'll appoint someone who would be considered as acceptable by some clerk. You wouldn't have the freedom to refuse to hire the appointee and would be obliged to pay him.
In 2022 I would have accepted $10 per sq ft if it ticked all the boxes. There's been a few spaces I kicked myself over not signing soon enough ($6 per sq ft, 3200 sq ft, large with ample power 480v with 600 amp service, concrete roof, dock door)
No Semis, Brodozers or Soccer mom SUVs on mountain bike rides. Road biking is unacceptably risky. Not judging, it’s the other people on the road who I don’t trust.
If you're wondering whether people spreading juicy and false rumors about candidates' sexual matters have had an impact on election outcomes, the answer is definitely yes. Maybe this specific type of sexual rumor hasn't had a major effect, but considering that this technology is still relatively new, it's not something to be too complacent about.

On the topic of people believing outlandish things on whimsy evidence: Plenty of people were convinced Hillary Clinton was running an underground child pornography ring in a pizza basement based on paintings hung in someone’s house.

Maybe they were all politically aligned against her from the start, or maybe they weren’t and it affected the 2016 election. How would we know?
Federal privacy legislation to protect abortion seekers remains stalled
I've come around to replace 'insert group name' with the word Jews and see how it sounds.
Our society has suffered massively from this disconnect. I honestly do feel like our computer and avatar-oriented society is fuelling it. Like the benefit for men you mentioned, I think women have a unique benefit too: a lot of women's healthcare knowledge has been suppressed, and developing these skills of bodily awareness helps with self-knowledge of those things.
There will soon be open-sourced alternatives. Might already *out there.
In both cases the migration happened eventually. All my devices have and use v6, and I haven't had to touch Python 2.6 in years.

Yes, there are still people stuck with v4 networks and 2.6-era codebases. These are legacy cases that are increasingly buried deep in the long tail of interoperability.
Exactly. You think Nintendo prioritizes quarterly growth at the expense of everything else? No.

Companies are not mindless money machines, they're run by people who make decisions. I feel like post-80s Americans totally lost the concept that a company can exist for more than five years and without constantly chasing a buyout or merger for an easy exit.

We need more founders to start companies with the intention of keeping them going 10, 20, 30+ years. Just my two cents.