skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This seems counter intuitive to me. Men having the Y chromosome, but also have and X. Women having two XX but only one is active. So unless those extra Y chromosome genes are causing issues I’m not sure why it would be different.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-inactivation

I think x-inactivation is on a cell by cell level so it could be having 2 X chromosome would be an advantage, though why escapes me.
What utter rubbish... Where did you read this? Or get this impression?

My grandfather was the epitome of "manliness". Blue collar worker. Hunter. Army service. My mother and her sisters have vivid memories of him singing to them.

Something is honestly sick with so many families in this country. Men have been caring for their children for millennia. It's what separates humans from the lesser beasts.
K210 was a great chip four years ago. The problem with running Linux on it is not the MMU -- which follows the RISC-V priv arch 1.9.1 spec precisely, as far as anyone can tell -- but the mere 8 MB of RAM, which is not enough for any modern Linux kernel.

It seems strongly likely that Canaan simply took a snapshot of Berkeley Rocket at some date (when it still implemented priv arch 1.9.1 not the ratified 1.10), including MMU, FPU, L1 cache etc and added their peripherals to it to make the SoC.

It doesn't have a "buggy MMU" (or anything else). It's just older spec.

Linux used to run on Rocket with priv arch 1.9.1. It's not hard to find the tags in Berkeley or SiFive repos (of course it was not upstreamed).

The problem is it wanted a lot more than 8 MB RAM!

These days you're better off using the BL808 (Sipeed M1s Dock, Pine Ox64) which is about the same performance as the K210, or the CV1800B (Milk-V Duo) which is considerably faster.

Both have 64 MB of on-chip RAM, enough to boot modern server Linux with plenty to spare, and at $8 to $10 cost less than the K210 boards. And of course they have the ratified-spec MMU. And also, incidentally, 128 bit RVV 0.7.1 vector units.
But what about the Jews that were German?
The most stinging insult involves the exposure of hypocrisy on the part of the target of the insult, at least for the intellectual class. Demonstrating that the target of the insult will happily role over and say 1 + 1 = 3 if their masters ask it of them, because they are a weak little tool used by others to achieve their own goals, when in reality everyone knows that 1 + 1 = 2, and yet that individual has been attempting to hold themselves up as the moral legitimate factor in the equation, well.

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

Of course it's the Germans who came up with that one. Humans are falliable, and you'd be surprised what people would do for a reliable paycheck, in this capitalist dystopia.
Because the amount of acreage that California burns is minuscule. It becomes especially obvious when you compare it to a swamp that probably doesn’t even need it, such as Florida.
It used to be done by promoting marriage and stigmatizing divorce. Now, that has obvious costs for the parents in many cases and certainly isn't always the right approach because of problems like domestic abuse.

But the good of the children is part of why past societies have incentivized keeping parents together to care for their children and maybe we've gone a bit too far in the other direction, away from a happier medium.
No one drives only "60" on the Merritt Parkway.
Highlight: Coconut oil DID NOT cause the changes outlined in the study.

As an aside, BC Melnik has multiple studies published proving that pasteurized milk causes direct delivery of bovine DNA into human cells. And he has been proving this since 2009 in MANY published papers. STOP DRINKING MILK unless it is UHT or highly fermented (yogurt).

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19232475/
The concept of the delivery room is a historical aberration. For most of history women would give birth at home accompanied by female friends and family.
Thank you for raising this! I'll take a look at how we can make the discovery more straightforward.
When I think of masculinity, I see positive and negative aspects of it. I also see that tribes tend to zero in on only the positive or negative. I see the same thing happening with femininity. For whatever reason, the people who zero in on the positivity of one tend to zero in on the negativity of the other, at least on social media. I'm not sure why this is.
Does therapy help? I see this throwaway line of "needing help" or "getting therapy" quite often, but I'm dubious about whether it does anything. Get help is often suggested in response to depression, but the actual treatment by psychiatrists is to basically pick an antidepressant with the help of a game of darts and hope for the best. Repeat until you've tried various options for a few years.

Is therapy any more effective than that? Or do they just repeat you into submission until you sing the right tune even if you don't believe in it?
Spren: Hardware-free body composition scanner
I've given up on it and bought a SSD to do local backups. My new plan for the Synology is to get Minio running on it and then use Arq Backup to send the data.
I've been in NH/VT/MA a fair bit and I've still yet to find one on me. Either I've been getting them and not noticing or just hiking/biking in the wrong (right) places?
Because they’ve made their identity the bad behavior. You can’t change behavior when someone has adopted it as their identity. Any criticism is perceived as a personal attack. Thus, the only approach is to point out that being an asshole as your identity is toxic and to be avoided.
Regarding (1), for blacktails I'd add meadow encroachment. Parts of their range have sees a sizeable portion of the meadows where they browse taken over by conifers and shrubs. These were kept in-check by fires pre-1500.
My iPhone 14 Pro Max speakers have surprisingly good volume, stereo separation, and audio quality
They definitely do. Gun shots are an obvious sign for them, but deer aren't stupid and they pick up on so many other signs of predators. The biggest one being people sneaking through the woods every day, and that those people are now in more camouflaged "skin", stopped smelling like modern deodorants and detergents and may switch to oil smells that are used on guns and bows, those humans freeze and hide in their presence like predator, and they come around every year in a seasonal pattern.

Just the people who sees deer come in their yards every day being fed or munching on garden plants and flowers and such would themselves immediately notice their extra skittish nature or outright absence when hunting season starts eve if they didn't know what date it was on.
Broadly speaking, they are, but Department of Conservation isn't well funded and has bigger pest issues than deer.

https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/pests-and-threats/predator-fr...
They definitely aren't using supercritical co2 extraction which would be the cleanest process. Lots of soybean oil solvent extractions result in a really ugly looking mess which is clarified using more chemicals before it can be sold.
Unless you get the urine and sweat both down to solids, there is going to be some water in it. Granted, very, very concentrated urine and sweat (salts, urea, etc...) but it will still be in solution.

Getting that last 2% of water out of the solution to leave a completely anhydrous substance gets energy expensive. Also, some things are better left in solution (ammonia for example) making them easier to move around and deal with.
One can do polls to establish eg.
"do you believe this story", "did you support Clinton before this", "did this change your voting preference"...

While no poll is 100% accurate, as long as you make it statistically significant and introduce a good control (say multiple fake and real stories, with some of them positive too), you'll get good signal and ability to say exactly if it did affect the election.
Likewise, if you think you think you need a sync(), you're wrong.

idk how common that is these days, but I saw it all over, used basically blindly to "fix" all manner of mystery reliability problems and never not one of those countless examples was that ever actually the problem or the fix. It was always simply failing to close a file before trying to do something else with it from some other context like a system() command. It was used mystic-dead-chicken style even worse that sticking sleeps everywhere for no actually understood reason.
Yeah, if you're calm, the agent will simply not give a damn, and if you're angry, they'll just stop working with you altogether, and call you "sir" a lot.
It’s the opposite in California. Even if prices drop 30%, if a property wasn’t traded in the last few (5-7?) years, it’s probably worth more than the assessed value.
Waymo self-driving car parks in intersection and blocks traffic
AudioPaLM: A large language model that can speak and listen
How are messaging apps still getting these valuations when Telegram, signal, Whatsapp and lime chat exist?
i am afraid that this is rather difficult to answer. the first question is where you really want to go with this?

some of the issues to consider are:

do you want to potentially commercialize the game? that rules out some engines (most notably some LPmuds) because their license only allows noncommercial use.

then you have to consider the size of your future game. some MUDs are huge and their code has a long and checkered history. while they are more likely to be battle tested, i don't know if a huge engine would be a good start for a new game because it would prescribe a lot of game mechanics already, and may not be so easy to get started with.

personally i would rather opt for a small engine that doesn't have more than basic game mechanics so that you are free to develop your own. but those are most certainly not battle tested, and there are probably quite a few that were started but are now abandoned.

finding a small, active and tested engine may not even be possible.

i would recommend to actually play and build with a couple of MUDs that are based on potentially interesting engines to familiarize yourself with how it works and see if that is something that you'd be comfortable to work with, and then take it from there.
Ok, I didn't see that. It's true for 99.99999% of currently-deployed RISC-V cores but, since the TH1520 and SG2042 boards started shipping in May, not 100% any more.
I'd be screwed. Probably would be alot of irritated hams that day wondering why some asshole keeps tapping out OSO.
The government does a lot of work to control deer but it's expensive and difficult work. They are an incredibly successful species in our environment due to our mild winters and a lot of native flora are excellent food stock for them. They have no natural predators here, and not really any introduced predators.

You can read more about what New Zealand's Department of Conservation is doing to control deer here: https://www.doc.govt.nz/nature/pests-and-threats/animal-pest...
I am not so sure. I make a point to try and keep my cool with customer service -they did not create the tire-fire, they are just stuck with it. Time after time, I see a raging ass scream and kick his way into some preferable situation the calm are denied.
The economy is detached from reality
Maybe if the location can be mounted as a network drive. But I'd say it would be making it do something it is not intended to do. I'd say it is really meant for backing up to external storage or drives on the local network.

There are probably better tools for this.
Most countries don’t do two year contracts - people have to pay the full price up front.
Tribalism. Black and white. Lack of nuance.

Masculinity can be wholesome or toxic.

Femininity can be wholesome or toxic.

Which one is discussed more, by a literal order of magnitude? [1]

[1] https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=Toxic%20ma...
So what are those many causes where people have money and choose to live on the streets?
>>>Some programs use a "last occurrence wins" approach, while other programs (e.g. sshd) use a "first occurrence wins" approach.

A bunch of applications at my job use a config-loading library that will fail on startup if the same option is set to two different value (on different lines). It's certainly frustrating at times...but it's also prevented a huge amount of ambiguity.
Just made it rn! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPDF0VG9sbk
Cancel culture is a talking point of the right. Are parents who disown their child because of sexual orientation "canceling" them?

This isn't a new idea. I agree that people shouldn't be "canceled" but the framing of this in the media is broken.
I like how the image there https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Obsolete_chinese_telegrap... is very reminiscent of the Unicode tables, except it's 150 years old.

Chinese expert telegraphers used to remember several thousands of codes of the most frequent use.

The next time someone asks me how I manage to remember (most of) ASCII, I'll humbly point them to this page and this quote.
Well, presumably the root directory of a code repo does contains drawers (directories) other than ".meta/", e.g. sources in "src/", headers in "include/", assets in "assets/", etc.

I think the point of ".meta" is the drawer for config files of _tools_. And these tools, depending on the language and the ecosystem, might not fall into neat subdirectories like "installers", or "linters". Some compiler comes with their own packaging system, and some with their own linter.

".meta/{tool_name}.{ext}" or ".meta/{tool_name}/*.{ext}" should be sufficient in that regard. (Though I do prefer ".config" over ".meta")
Warning : you may spend several hours here...

http://asterix.openscroll.org/

There are annotations which explain all the name puns, Latin translations etc.

Eg, in Asterix and the Big Fight, the character Cassius Ceramix - Ceramics: baked clay, earthenware. Cassius is a Roman name. Also a play on Cassius Clay, which was Mohammed Ali's given name
I spent a summer teaching at a high school with separate gender classrooms. One thing that stuck out was that the women were motivated from hearing them out and how they felt first and men were motivated by giving them a challenge.

To some extent, society is becoming more effeminate. This is a good thing in giving more opportunity for women, but there seems to be less space for men to grow or learn to be men. The main options seem to be Boy Scouts, martial arts classes, military, frats, father/older friends etc. or your out of luck and looking up to online grifters.
They were conscripted for being men, and then sent into battle to die, or be decimated, or what have you.

> They were killed for being men from the opposing side (perhaps killing women and children was considered too barbaric, or women were considered useful for some reason).

Or because they were men and thus seen as being future potential combatants where women and children were not. Men were seen as potentially future detriments and thus were killed.

The distinction is thin to the point of being indistinguishable.

Under that logic, eugenics isn't genocide either. The intent isn't to eliminate a specific group, it's to get rid of some trait they attribute to that group.

I'm not aware of any instances where Jewish people were rounded up purely for being Jewish. There was always some misguided and wrong justification, like a belief that the plague was caused by Jewish people poisoning wells, or that their numbers were enough to threaten the Christian institutions, or that they sabotaged the war effort. In other words, they were perceived as "the opposing side" in one misguided way or another.

I can't recall any sort of -cide where the cause is purely because of membership in some group. In purely practical terms, it's too expensive and too large an undertaking to randomly decide to do. There's always some kind of twisted logic underneath it.
.tools

Or simply

tools
That’s an actual government doing something it is supposed to do.
I am incredibly torn on if this is brilliant or would have me cursing the developer's name.
Lots of people talk about this. They’ve been talking about it for decades. Three or four decades ago, when I was a kid, we even had a name for it: latchkey kid.
Dad murdered mom when I was 15, so I have some experience here. I haven't seen him since I testified against him.

But... I don't let that define my life. I miss mom, and I always will, but I made peace with it and have moved on. You can't just spend your life sobbing into a pillow or grinding my teeth in rage, at some point you have to go back to just living again.
FSD doesnt work, its basically partially smart assistant, you still need to be in charge. Even tesla says FSD isnt perfect and makes you keep your hands on the steering wheel.

I dont get all the hate or love for tesla and FSD, its not a perfect or real FSD and its not a scam either. Its just software thats a work in progress.
Yep. Journalists' questions can be very direct, and very pointed. It tends to make them sound callous, but it's necessary to get the best answer.
Unfortunately Boy Scouts was commandeered by women and now allow girls to participate. So it's no longer a place for boys to be boys.
For anyone looking to start exercising, try a rowing machine. It’s practically a shortcut to getting in shape and building muscle (when done with proper form and pushing yourself).

Even 5 minutes of HARD rowing a day and you’ll see amazing results.
You can still do this setup (I have it on Gentoo) but I also have a local SSD for when I’m docked. It alternates between them.

Nowadays it’s done with some special extensions to samba instead, but it works the same.
That would actually be my preference TBH. Failing quickly at startup is usually far better than unpredictable behaviour later on, particularly if it's a long-running service.
Though I've always thought that the behaviour of tools when launched interactively by the user, vs launched via an automated background process should probably be different - it may well be that if a user/administrator isn't aware it failed on machine startup the consequences of it not being running at all are worse than an ambiguous configuration setting.
> The book’s core argument is that an artificial intelligence that could equal or exceed human intelligence—sometimes called artificial general intelligence (AGI)—is for mathematical reasons impossible.

Mathematically impossible? Really? I wonder how much of this book has already been disproved by the existence of GPT-4. (One of the chapter titles is "Why machines will not master human language". LOL.)
I like Megabus etc. and have voluntarily used them for shorter hops. Slower obviously, but it's more relaxed than a plane, the seats are comfier, and your cell phone will work the whole way.
I am surprised that this article (which appears to be a marketing piece with superficial content) ranks so high on HN (#3 at the time of writing).

There are multiple inaccuracies. In particular, the article implies that tokens are universal to all AI—which is incorrect. For example, the statement that "AI systems depend on visual tokens to make sense of images" is wrong. This might be true of vision transformers, but not of CNNs.
Ummm... If you think men are turning to gym and sports to get some of the male bodies being portrayed in media, then I have news for you.

A large portion of young men are turning to steroids and fake hormones in addition to insane diets to achieve those bodies. Look at pictures of strong men or body builders from the early 20th century. The look nothing like the six packed gym bro we're all supposed to look like.
The fact that this topic is so touchy, even in the tech/science circles which by far are the most "progressive", tells us that there is a lot of unresolved definitions that aren't talked about because of fearing to offend.
It is and very much does. Fortunately, there is plausibly little that qualifies as a true outside context problem these days. Authors of fiction, and especially of science fiction, are mostly to thank for that.
Would be perfect as a plugin to GIMP (or the real FOSS alternative)
cr-sqlite [0] is another option. It has the added benefit of being able to run in the browser (persisting to IndexedDB a la absurd-sql, though it uses a fork of wa-sqlite [1]). In theory it could also persist to the Origin Private Filesystem via SQLite's official impl, though switching doesn't seem to be strictly better [2]. A con is that it doesn't enforce foreign key constraints (though of course you can still do joins). Cr-sqlite also has better documentation about what CRDTs it supports than Mycelite [3], which is something I brought up in a recent thread [4](which might have triggered this post). I'm personally using cr-sqlite in an Anki clone I'm building [5] and have only positive things to say about cr-sqlite and its maintainer.

[0] https://github.com/vlcn-io/cr-sqlite/

[1] https://github.com/rhashimoto/wa-sqlite/

[2] https://github.com/rhashimoto/wa-sqlite/discussions/63

[3] https://github.com/vlcn-io/cr-sqlite/#how-does-it-work

[4] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36473772

[5] https://github.com/AlexErrant/Pentive
> It was born as 'FaceSmash', a platform created for male students to rate the attractiveness of female students. Things have not improved from those early days: Meta's various platforms, notably Facebook, have been implicated in ethnic cleansing, failing to handle hate speech, allowing Troll Farms, and subverting democracy in the USA, the UK, and India. Recently, it has run ads for anti-LGBTQ organisations and hosted neo-Nazi shopfronts.

Knowing nothing, I was guessing that the Fediverse would be relatively anti-censorship on the free speech spectrum.

Apparently, just the opposite.
Well the problem is Dan O’Dowd has history of faking issues with FSD but when it happened for real ofcourse people are ready to discredit. It is a real issue hope Tesla addresses this soon.
One thing you can do in tick prone areas, if you are wearing the clothes for it, is to avoid walking on the "easy" deer trails and instead crashing straight through big bushes and brush to get through and otherwise giving a real wide birth from the edges of wood and brush lines. Ticks climb up plants right to the tips of branches and leaves to overlook cleared openings and trails to find prey. But there will be very few ticks in the middle of dense brush and bushes and they aren't sitting there ready to pounce.

If you see a wall of inconvenient brush but a clear animal trail that breaks through at one point or where they skirt around the edge to get to a break, it is natural to want to follow it yourself. But that opening is right where ticks hang out to best find prey. And the same goes for the overall trails where there is clear ground beneath overhanging branches

Obviously don't do this in public faced nature recreation areas that people come to enjoy the views and wreck it all up. But on private lands or deep in the woods where 20 other people aren't going to try to follow your path, just full send it and go through a less convenient spot.
That's kinda nice... trying to figure out if it needs to even be per-site or not... locking overflow's almost always gotta be hinky, doesn't it?

Anyway, just wanted to say thanks.
Counter-examples: Hitler, Mussolini, Pinochet, Fujimori, Franco, Nigerian dictatorships, Taiwan, and probably a few more. Not all were "assassinated", but countries really can transition to something better.

"Learn from the past" doesn't mean "look at this one example where things went wrong and then never do anything even remotely like that ever again".
They're not complete men.

They're the whimper at the end of a 4,000,000,000 year long bloodline (I say blood). Our ability to replicate is and ever has been and will remain the primary guiding factor of our evolution.

The meek be damned, it's the fertile who shall inherit the earth.