skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The obvious answer to that seems to be to give everyone in the water without a life jacket a life jacket, regardless of their hair color.
These are ads.
If i read this correctly they will also be delisted from google search, which is almost equivalent to being erased from the internet nowadays. The newspaper business model seems to be broken but i don't think this is the way to fix it.
ehh, I've thought about it too. It's almost recommended if you want to make adult games. Even if I don't care about employers who'd reject me for that stuff I don't want crazies harassing my family just because I wanted to make a game with penises in it.
Most new software sucks. Nobody is excited by it. Neither users, nor programmers. Rockstars don't work on boring projects.

Employers don't want rockstars, they want underpaid, overworked workers.

First web browsers were a thing. Napster was a thing. Altavista was a thing. Skype was a thing. One of the first mobile apps (anyone remembers Symbian?) was a thing.

Things that some people enjoyed using and other people enjoyed creating.

Now, what can excite you as either an user or creator? Your average LOB app? A random chat app that takes ages to start and eats all your computer memory? Uber? Netflix app?
Part of this post is very similar to a famous reply from Dropbox launch on hb when someone said roughly: "why do we need Dropbox, here's steps to roll your own".

The average non tech person doesn't know what an http API is.
You can say that if you want to nitpick, but there are recent studies showing that neural and brain representations align rather well, to the point that we can predict what someone is seeing from brain waves, or generate the image with stable diffusion.

https://sites.google.com/view/stablediffusion-with-brain/

I think brain to neural net alignment is justified by the fact that both are the result of the same language evolutionary process. We're not all that different from AIs, we just have better tools and environments, and evolutionary adaptation for some tasks.

Language is an evolutionary system, ideas are self replicators, they evolve parallel to humans. We depend on the accumulation of ideas, starting from scratch would be hard even for humans. A human alone with no language resources of any kind would be worse than a primitive.

The real source of intelligence is the language data from which both humans and AIs learn, model architecture is not very important. Two different people, with different neural wiring in the brain, or two different models, like GPT and T5 can learn the same task given the training set. What matters is the training data. It should be credited with the skills we and AIs obtain. Most of us live our whole lives at this level and never come up with an original idea, we're applying language to tasks like GPT.
Alcohol by itself is tasteless though. And alcohol-free beer is getting better at very high speed. Keep trying it every now and then, you'll be surprised.
Was there any other reason for switching to Raycast other than it being 'snappy' compared to Alfred?

Asking as a long time Alfred user. I've looked at Raycast, but can't really figure out what it does that Alfred doesn't.
Yes, learn about compilers. I am only half joking here.
With SponsorBlock it will skip the ad for you.
I've recently noticed a few places screen-grabbing tweets rather than embedding them. Presumably for this reason.
French Gov Wants to Inject Domain Blocking Lists Directly into Web Browsers
We’re literally commenting on a Supreme Court ruling which tossed out Affirmative Action. It’s not unusual for people to talk about the main topic in the comments.
Not sure I understand, sorry. By “on top” do you mean L5-L7 protocols? Like, for simplicity, FTP or HTTP? Or you mean reimplementing the transport layer itself, like QUIC?
It sounds reasonable as one of the options to try.
Researchers reconstruct 3D environments from eye reflections
I've seen it enough times to believe its kind of common. Blender is a pretty decent video editor ..
And for those who don’t feel in legal jeopardy many VPNs are still being blocked and reconfigured in an endless arms race between the provider and the GFW
Not much. They would just redenominate it in Euro.
Why not?

People can be functional heroin addicts (same as functional alcoholics).

Not that it’s a good or desirable thing.

Most heroin overdoses come from cut drugs, or from using at similar level after a break, often caused by prison stints. Both direct consequences of them being illegal.
I think because gaming is demanding and it makes Apple too comparable, which may not be desirable.

When you compare battery life and performance of your macbook you are comparing hardware + software together, and Apple controls the whole vertical and can optimize in both. With huge GPUs there would be less margins and less opportunity for optimizations.

IMO Apple will never embrace gaming. The VR headset could be a success, but IMO not as a gaming device.
ChatGPT NPC coaches me talking to people at a party in VR [video]
A lot of people actually use VPNs in China (since 2010 even), and some of them call it "加速器" which basically means "booster" (for your internet). Some use it for lower latencies when playing foreign games. The issue is that VPN connections get easily blocked. We aren't really worried about legal issues.

Except for that one time when police (of a certain district, not everywhere in China) knocked on people's doors to inspect their phones for VPNs during the "white paper protest" I believe.
I'll email you man! :)
I have a minimal chezmoi setup for this, it pulls a few basic config files from github and makes sure software is correctly installed.

It all works by downloading the chezmoi binary and saying 'chezmoi init --apply <my github username>'
Why not release the assets under the GPL?

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLOtherThanSoftwa...
The Darkness Ahead: Where the Ukraine War Is Headed
Also Canadian, and I agree. But I also think their recently passed legislation concerning online streaming services was a bad move.
The TLDR is RSS is messy shit while Atom is well specified and works for anything you need outside of podcasts.

As long as you don’t need to consume feeds, just use atom.

The less TL is that RSS1 and RSS2 are basically two different branches of the original:

- Netscape released RSS 0.90 as an RDF application (RSS literally stood for RDF Site Summary)
- RSS 1.0 was an update / direct evolution of RSS 0.90 by a dedicated working group using final RDF 1.0 semantics (as RSS 0.90 had been based on an earlier working draft)
- RSS 1.1 an evolution of RSS 1.0 by unrelated people

This is called the RDF branch, for obvious reasons.

However a few months after RSS 0.90 Netscape also released RSS 0.91, which dropped RDF entirely, rebranded to “Really Simple Syndication”, and added some elements from Userland’s own syndication format.

This is the start of the “Harvard” (formerly “Userland”) branch, Userland / Dave Winer released his own variant of 0.91 (timeline with netscape has never been super clear to me), then went on to release 0.92 with an <enclosure> element, followed by 0.93 and 0.94. He then released RSS 2.0 to mark a bit of a compatibility break, as RSS 2.0 adds namespace support and removes some elements from his 0.9, and also to fuck with the RSS WG’s 1.0 release.

Because the Harvard branch was the first to support enclosures (embedding audio) and Userland had built support for that, it became the de-facto format for podcast feeds, Atom also supports enclosures but I’m not sure any podcast client (or podcasting source) supports them.
In a free country one could argue they have the right to use whatever gear they want, but everyone else also has the right to say it's a dumb spectacle.

I'm not going to pretend I wouldn't ever watch it, but there are already people in literal high school getting lifelong injuries because of this kind of push yourself to the limit mindset..... and there doesn't really seem to be many people advocating for Just Saying No to unnecessary risk.

Maybe there's a place for it, but other organizations ban it for a reason, they don't want to be seen as promoting it, it doesn't fit their image or the story they want to tell, and what fun would sports be without storytelling?
I have SmartTubeNext and I don’t even have that.

When a free experience can do better than the premium experience, your product have a problem.

I’m not even sorry about SponsorBlock, creators still get their money, I don’t have to watch the sponsored segment, and advertisers have no way to know I didn’t watch it. So it’s zero impact on the creator, big impact on my sanity.
I'm pretty sure Tolstoy isn't talking about a weekly beer, but the Russian type of alcoholism of downing an entire bottle of vodka every five minutes.

See the wiki:

> According to a 2011 report by the World Health Organization, annual per capita consumption of alcohol in Russia was about 15.76 litres of pure alcohol, the fourth-highest volume in Europe.

> Alcoholism has been a problem throughout the country's history because drinking is a pervasive, socially acceptable behaviour in Russian society
How tightly does Google check if the preview matches the real content?
"makes it easier to socialize ... even though alcohol is bad in many ways"

Isn't this justification you bring your activities into harmony with conscience?
If it is in the EU, yes you do. Just compare the difference between what Toyota does with customer data in the US and the EU. Preferably, I can remove the sim card myself and all connectivity stops. If I cannot do that hardware wise myself, I havw to assume I am tracked.

The different OEM approaches between the US and EU show you how important legislation is. Especiqlly since Tesla's zrack record regarding privacy is abysmal.
I also recommend MkDocs.

It was the most painless experience I've had with quickly setting up docs from a bunch of .md files, and the plugins give it enough flexibility for most of the usual stuff I need.
Could you consider harm reduction in a more holistic sense?

Harm from drugs in the current system goes well beyond the individual user.
Before the M-series laptops, using an iPad for portable development was ... doable. I did it myself with an iPad Pro and the folio keyboard a few times in a pinch.

Blink shell to server, web-based vscode for editing. Safari to poke stuff in AWS. Not comfy but manageable. The whole setup fit in my cross-body bag.

Now it's just pointless, you get the same battery life from an M-series Macbook and it's an actual computer. And the 13" models aren't that much bigger than an iPad Pro.
Watch IBM and RH publish changes to these features Rocky Linux will use to obtain the source, and effectively remove the "open source" part of it and violate the GPL.
If you install Libredirect and head to the settings, you can use the Esmailelbob instances for lots of services. I suggest such instances because these are the ones which worked better.
I guess my eye sight is worse than I thought; I have to zoom in a lot to notice any blurriness.

`xrandr --dpi 160/DP-2` doesn't seem to do anything for me.
Just make sure that when talking about cultural differences (specifically in regards to race) you don’t imply that “some cultures” (you know which ones) don’t value prosperity/wealth. It comes off as … you know what.
The Surface Duo is Windows Phone all over again
I would pay, but most of YT is junk, filled with clickbaits and commercials. So, it's not worth it for the rare truly interesting thing I can find there.

If I can't watch it with ublock, I will search for some alternative measures that will still allow me to watch without seeing ads. If no such measures will exist, then I'll quit watching youtube. Maybe I'll go for Vimeo or DailyMotion.
Part of that is the pattern of oil on the alley. There's oil spread on the first half or so of the lane; when the ball comes out of the oil, the traction greatly increases and the ball hooks.

https://starrcards.com/cheetah-bear-or-shark-playing-hidden-...
While probably unintended, this still benefits them because this normalizes paying for premium either way. And a few years later when they decide to pull the plug, your chance of paying full price will be greater as a result.

Never give a SV tech company money.
I like fire Fighting jobs, you always see some new insanity.
Why do you think that position is appropriate, though? Any private organization can choose its battles. It turns out that Wikileaks was stringently anti-imperialist, and anti-war, and wanted the world to know that the one nation that makes the claim of moral authority over human rights, invading and destroying any nation or culture it deems inferior to its own, was in fact its worst violator. Remember: Julian is a citizen of one of the worst violators of human rights in the Western world. Why wouldn't he work tirelessly to address that issue, and his native country's corrupt participation in the criminal 5-eyes cabal?

The idea that a private organization working on addressing our war crimes and our crimes against humanity and our violations of human rights at mass scale is 'corrupt because it does not complain about the Russians' at scales demanded by a collective in-party factually ruled by the actual criminals involved, is not only highly specious, but also extremely destructive to the effort to attain justice for our victims.

And, isn't that really the point of this position, and the destruction of Wikileaks, and the lobotomization of Julian - to prevent the circumstances where the real war criminals are removed from power to face real justice?

Why should we clean up Russia's mess? We are not Russian. We are members of the 5-eyes superstate that has been committing crimes against humanity, on average, every twenty minutes for twenty years. The magnitude of that crime is so enormous that we simply will never be able to address the war crimes of other nations while we continue to be ruled by our own war criminals. Which Wikileaks was in a position to understand, quite well, on the frontlines of the leaks.

So I think your position is just butt-hurt, sorry for putting it so blunt. The magnitude of our crimes requires a much more serious effort not to ignore them, and bleat (whatabout?!) about others, instead.

Your position is analogous to the school bully whining because one of the lesser kids also didn't get punished for their bullying, too. Yet. But that's absolutely specious, imho - at least until we demonstrate the real moral authority we claim, and start sending our own war criminals off to rot in chains in The Hague. Where they really, really belong.

You start with the biggest criminal bullies first. Always. And that's exactly what Wikileaks and Julian did, and should be respected for...
Alcohol-free beers have got a lot better in the past 10 years
Since you completely ignored the parent's valid point (many things that are in fact healthy for you can also cause cancer if overdoing, so the phrase "may cause cancer" by itself is not a valid argument), here's why your own argument has no merit whatsoever:

> Alcohol: can I live forever without drinking any alcohol. Yes, you can. Problem fixed.

No you can't. Nobody lives foverer.
Absolutely agree with the taste aspect. I (male) went 0% when my gf went off of birth control and kept it that way throughout pregnancy until now (baby's 9 months) and I certainly miss some of the tastes (beers, wines, liqueur). My luck is that I enjoy drinking Heineken 0.0 and most of the 0.3%/0.5% IPA's they sell now (at least here, Netherlands). As for 0% alternatives for wines and liqueur, they haven't come close to me yet to enjoy them.

For me, there's nothing 'principal' about it btw, it just works, for now. The upside is of course no negative effects (ie hangover) and much less threshold to open one, even on the rare occasion we have a warm meal during lunch time (I work from home).
Many of the compounds / tastes in alcoholic drinks are byproducts of the fermentation process, even if the ethanol itself is tasteless.
No, has been broken for me. Also means a lot of bridges to mastodon have been burnt, which I certainly notice in my feed.
For some yes, for some no.

In late 90s and early 2000s, before all Youtube, Facebook and Instagram crap, some passionate people produced content wich was available for free on their web pages.

I don't feel the need for need mass culture and mass entertainment crap, but if I would feel such a need, I would install cable TV and/or pay for it.
It's really interesting to contrast this with this old article on software developers, "expert beginners" and skill plateaus ( https://daedtech.com/how-developers-stop-learning-rise-of-th... )

Bowling technique is used as an example of something you can abuse in order to get quick wins and easy improvement on bowling ability, yet quickly hit a skill ceiling and you must relearn correct technique from the beginning (actively get worse at bowling) if you wish to reach an advanced level.

From TFA there also seems to be a third path of "this isn't wrong, it's actually a better technique", and the article does outline the whole journey of self-coaching, being called a cheater and ultimately being validated via a string of victories and imitators.
>>A Blu-ray disc that's guaranteed to last 100 years would really be something.

All BDXLs should last that long, easy. In fact Blu-Ray Mdiscs were rated for 1000 years - but they didn't even bother certifying BDXLs as MDiscs since they use the exact same technology. The BDXL 128GB quad layer discs are meant to be the most durable of all of them.
The amount of results is probably made up at this point.
Two issues here. The first is code generation and the other is
bootstrapping.

Ime, the optimizing passes of a compiler are easy and fun to write. You
have to read research papers to understand how register allocation and
ssa form works, but it's fun code to write. You just send the ir
through various optimizing passes, each refining it in some way. You
can write high-quality optimization passes without llvm. But then you
want to linearize your ir into machine code. This step is boring and
mundane to write unless you care about all the different ways
x86-32/64 can encode a "mov [eax+8*ebx], 123" instruction. If you are
optimizing for binary size, do you want to bother measuring on which
platforms "push eax; push eax; push eax" is shorter than "add rsp,12"?
And this is just for x86. Multiply it tenfold for all the other
non-x86 architectures irrelevant to most developers. The chance of
having major bugs in the code generator for obscure architectures that
stay undetected for years is very high.

The second issue is bootstrapping. What compiles the Zig compiler
written in Zig? You could, for example, have a non-optimizing minimal
Zig compiler written in C that compiles the Zig compiler. But since
it's non-optimizing, the Zig compiler would need to be recompiled with
the optimizing Zig compiler. Not unsolvable problems, but ime long and
complicated build processes risk driving away potential contributors.
I also find Copilot to be rather underwhelming and half the time I find myself wishing it didn't go as overboard with the suggestions as it does. Sometimes it suggests exactly what I want to type and then adds a bunch of extra crap towards the end so it is the same amount of effort to type it manually or accept the suggestion and erase what I don't need.

Also its inability to match parens and braces/brackets is legendary. So annoying.

But! It is extremely helpful for filling in error messages. I don't think I wrote a `throw new ` line fully since I started using it. The quality and information density of my error messages has increased considerably.

Not sure if it is worth keeping for just that but it is a nice benefit.
I'd like to imagine a future where I can stream fractions of a cent per minute/hour to the video provider or creator in exchange for consumption of that content. That way I only pay for however much I actually consume and the platform doesn't have to serve me ads to be profitable or sustainable. This could even work without needing to register for an account, using the HTTP 402 Payment Required response status code that already exists [0][1], something your browser could handle in the background.

[0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/402

[1]: https://docs.lightning.engineering/the-lightning-network/l40...
This is false dichotomy.

In both meat eating and driving those activities have inherent harm, eating meat will cause animals harm, driving a car will cause pollution and release of GHG.

The harm of the drugs trade (on a societal level) is _due to its illegality_ I.e. it is run by criminals.
Another example is Karan Bajaj, who sold his startup and wrote the book "The Seeker's Guide" about his journey. He shares his post-success adventures and insights on living a meaningful life.
>>“YouTube’s ad-supported model supports a diverse ecosystem of creators, and provides billions of people globally access to content for free with ads,” the company’s statement says.

Before I switched to using adblocking on my phone for youtube (like I did for my desktop), I made sure I will never ever buy whatever crap was presented in YT ads.

I believe I am not the only one for which ads have a contrary effect to the desired effect.

So, some companies payd Youtube money and end up actually losing money from sales.
Nice one. Maybe you put on some templates followed by famous companies, or get it to collect some info about the company to easily generate em
The book “Commando Dad”

For what seems like a jokey theme, it is a no nonsense bullet pointed guide for Mum and Dads. Like a cheat sheet.

High recommend.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Commando-Dad-Elite-Carer-Birth-eboo...
imo it's woth it not for the sake of user conversion, but for the sake of minimizing the cost for network load. Technically they'll have the same revenue, but profit will increase due to optimizing the delivery and since most yt users dont have premium I believe this can be a big chunk of money
ARkStorm – California Megastorm Scenario
Also hop water is delicious.
This is an example of why codebases with strict typing & clear conventions will benefit the most from copilot.
Nice project! I couldn't get the audio to play from my iPhone so I came back to try on a laptop.

Quick question; how do manage the playing of the chords audio? Is there a library that can handle that?
Cyanide is also one of those "wholesome plant extract". Not entirely sure why that would even qualify as an argument.
Can you pleas add a description
This is bad. Unlike netflix, its not even viable to pirate all the content due to the sheer number of videos.
All effortful "culture" comes from surplus. And investment is crucial, not marginal.

Let us not forget that the surplus need not be astronomical to create innovation - e.g. some innovative design comes from a shop¹, some comes from very expensive prototyping. Still surplus, but on remote points in the scale.

(¹Think of the Rietveld Meubel Makerij - in the picture, Gerrit Rietveld is sitting on the prototype of what will become the "Rood blauwe stoel" - https://www.spectrumdesign.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/ger... )

If the circulation of tools is curbed, surely the freedom to progress is limited. Comparatively in outcomes to other scenarios, that is to be analyzed. But surely a reply to Schumpeter should be found in Levine and Boldrin: their work is explicit part of the discussion against competing theories.
> Groups have responsibility.

Only those that have proxies to accountable individuals, as in the example of the corporation, and with its exceptions such as with limited liability. Or an association, which has a board and a charter.

> Consider the opposing argument - groups have no responsibility for anything. Does that seem like a reasonable position?

Apart from formal corporations/associations, that is the reasonable position. In the context of the case, "Asian Americans" have no moral or legal responsibility to give up opportunities to "African Americans".

Westerners are not in castes.