skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That seems a stretch. I mean, cowboys were cool to 8 year old me and are still pretty cool to 48 year old me, and I'm pretty sure they would be Republicans. Ditto racecar drivers, fighter pilots etc.

Interpreting cool as "absolutely not Republican" seems like a tacit acknowledgement that the Republicans have severely damaged their brand. Perhaps by their embrace of MAGA.
One of the its biggest features is that the Zig toolchain is vastly superior to any other and opens up new possibilities to Devs of C/C++/Obj-C. One of its biggest selling points is to be able to use build.zig inside of projects with a C/C++/Obj-C codebase and thus get around using a shit ton of build tools.

If zig cc and zig c++ die I would instantly stop using the language!
The real embarrassment is writing beautiful well-structured code that no one can find fault in... to support a game no one plays.

If you manage to make a successful game don't take shit from anyone about the way the code looks. They're just Monday-morning quarter-backing.
So I love the IPad Pro form factor.

In all seriousness, now that the Ipad runs the same chips (I believe) as the MacBooks, what is preventing the option to just run MacOS on the Ipad?

Is there a technical limitation still or is it just Apple segregating the OS to different product lines?
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True, but I do not see that as a realistic possibility based on the already tight markets for the type of labor needed to build homes, especially in the locations that people want homes.

2008 had quick price reductions because people had to sell, and sell quickly, sufficiently increasing supply relative to demand.
"While it couldn’t be determined whether any men were asked such questions, none who spoke to The Wall Street Journal said they had."

So only women can be blackmailed?
I think the value of owning reddit as a data source for training AIs is vastly overstated.
Just read this: https://nomoretax.eu/ikeas-founder-paid-tax-for-the-first-ti...

These are Swedes. Basically border-line commies from a US viewpoint, they can't even tax the owners of their most famous company.
yeah, good luck restoring full userdata and metadata partitions on a rooted pixel 4 and newer: you definitely can do that (and bypass TPM), but since there's no working twrp, there's no exactly easy way to dump/restore partition image with dd anymore.
The right thing to do is I think to digitise the process. Having a transparent way of following a bidding session and subsequent legal arrangement to completion would be extremely useful, and would surely scale pretty well.
It's really nice as an extension of a notebook (doing math problems, drawings, practicing on keyboard quickly, etc.).

I wouldn't replace it as a serious work machine, but it doesn't need to be really. Over time it will get closer and closer.
What's crazy to me is how Discord or Reddit could approach Twitter in valuation? Even if the user base is similar (at least between Discord v Twitter), the target marketing for "FurryFriend558" on Discord must be impossible, whereas lots of twitter folks use their real names n such.
There are tons of antipatterns out there. Often the production database is completely different from anything I can or want to set up on my local machine (E.g. it's a cluster of database type A, while my local dev env is a single node of type B.

> But if data makes you personally uncomfortable

I wouldn't say uncomfortable, simply bored. Not because I think database are bad tech, they are awesome. But we still haven't solved the impedance mismatch between programs and data, so any time you need to work with them, you spend 10% of your time on business logic and 90% on deployments, migrations, ORM and CRUD. Which is just something I'm lucky enough to be able to avoid. I don't like NoSQL either (just like I don't like dynamic typing). I don't think anyone can "avoid data" in programming, but my way of staying sane has been to avoid the web.
Can you really call it a "limit" when the primary reason more housing isn't being built is because it is more profitable not to?
> https://capl.army.mil/case-studies/wcs-single.php?id=78&titl...

A single case is hardly systematic.

> My Lai massacre

>> 16 March 1968

Whilst Russia is still stuck in the 1960's the rest of the world has come a long way since then and generally agrees that the atrocities committed then where quite bad.

But honestly, if you have to go back 55 years to find a comparable event I dare say the Russians are brutal.

> Of course, your reaction might be: "these are only one-off cases, it's not systematic!"

It is.

> It's always unreported. Or reported several years after the fact (when there's nothing that can be done about it). Or it's always "excusable", "accidental"...

I agree!.

Just think about how many more civilians have been raped and tortured in Ukraine that haven't been reported, we have seen so much reported smoke the fire must be bigger than any other fire recent memory.

> But when the other side does it, it's always proof of their barbaric attitudes.

I think its terrible what the US did.

Do you think its terrible that Russia rapes and tortures civilians in Ukraine?.
Zombie Servers study [2017] – 30% of enterprise servers did nothing useful
The democracy in the United States has gone on to outlive him by 210 years and has had a social security program for 88 of those years.
The nice thing about the legalese is it does let you know whether the thought has occurred to at least one person. Which is actually an important first step In avoiding the outcome.
Let's just say that Belgium, collectively as a nation, needs a hug.

I hail from a country with the lowest number of practicing physicians per 1000 inhabitants in the EU and I still can get an appointment with a general practitioner on the same day.

Specialists are of course a different matter but again - lowest number of doctors in the EU. They're all in Norway now.
Thanks for the kind mention :)

We are entirely focused on book exploring, discovery, and better recommendations. We are only 2 years old and bootstrapped.

We just launched genre pages here -> https://shepherd.com/bookshelf/hard-science-fiction

You can filter in on sub genres, topics, what age the book is for, and a lot more. Trying to make discovery more fun :)
Valve is rejecting games with AI-generated content from Steam
Except, we are?
But the cash you get out is also decreased by 50%.

Instead of selling at 400k and buying at 200k, netting 200k, you sell at 200k and buy at 100k, netting 100k.

Obviously housing prices need to come down in the long term. But OP has a point - we need to account for the fact that doing so will destroy any sort of wealth the current middle class has managed to build.
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support/20

Apple nowadays mainly focus on Swift, and C++ support only needs to be good enough for Metal Shading Language (a C++14 dialect), IO and DriverKit needs, and compiling LLVM (currently requires ISO C++17).

Likewise, on Google's side, those that went on to work on Carbon are no longer contributing to clang.

All the other compiler vendors that have clang forks, seem more interested into LLVM improvements than ISO C++ compliance, thus now clang lags behind GCC and VC++ in ISO C++ capabilities.
And now with the release of Debian 12 ("bookworm"), Debian is now sufficiently up-to-date for most users.
Almost like some kind of force noticed that particular protest too close to the real meat of the problem so made efforts to suppress it.
You're in for a surprise, https://audiotool.com is a fully-fledged DAW with advanced music synthesis running in the browser.

It actually is where ToneMatrix originates from, and is still one of the useable synths in the DAW!
I'll agree with Motorola, though pretty-much the first thing I did when I switched mine on was disable all the Moto app stuff. Once you have done that it does mostly stay completely out of your way, which is probably the closest you're going to get to a non-bloatware system.

One slight warning, and I'm not even sure if it's completely true, but my G8+ is only a few years old and it has slowed to an absolute crawl. My current understanding is that this is because the flash storage is running out of writes and slowing down. If true, it means they used a sub-standard part with an unacceptably short lifespan.
Lol you guys never worked with real data :D

There's at least 1'000 such algorithms at each google-like company.
TIL Nothing I write is useful.
Or it would trigger a giant recession where your friend loses their job and can’t afford anything, housing or otherwise.

I’m fully onboard with the idea that we need to find a way of decoupling housing from investment, but sudden cliff edge events are usually bad for everyone. We need de-escalation, not a crash.
The recovery may be in-progress, but while my dashboard came back briefly (with broken charts), I'm now still getting this message:

"Sorry, something went wrong. We've already been notified of the problem, but if you need any help, you can reach us at support.stripe.com/contact."

As of 9:47am EST, this issue is still active and the status page still shows this too.
Yeah, Microsoft Surface got this right. Having a touch screen on a laptop is great. I don’t do any coding on my iPad, but I got a knockoff Magic Keyboard and it’s pretty great. The real thing isn’t worth it, since it puts you into laptop price category, and you’re better off buying a low end laptop.
And imagine if you bought tons of bitcoin for 0.1$ and sold for 60k... we all have been there, no point torturing yourself. Life has other qualities, and money will only get you so far even these days
I feel like if I lived in Russia I'd have no difficulty meeting that number
I thought it was just me. Terrible decision
I don't use reddit a ton over the last few years and I'm only subbed to a handful of smaller subreddits (biggest is a bit over a million I think) and I haven't noticed a difference.
Initial listing prices are arbitrary though, chosen to provoke the buying response the seller thinks will be best.

If I think a house will sell for 100 units of value and I list it for 80 and sell for 100, it went for 125% of asking. If I list it for 125 and sell for 100, it went for 80% of listing. Nothing changed about the health or frothiness of the market; the only difference was my listing price strategy.
Around here people are still waiving inspections! I think it is less insane than it was but the supply hasn't really changed.
Something similar from a few years back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23512297

Morning coffee noodle: https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/?v=1&d=AAAAtUgCIgAA...
Recent attempts in the United States to ban books and close libraries has made sharing books without concern for copyright law a moral imperative.
I missed most of the original discussion. This is interesting because it separates the question of whether the scenario is a violation of the rule from the question of whether you would punish it.

Depending on other things which are left undefined, I might issue a ticket for the EMT and police vehicles. If they damage the park, then it has to be paid for, and this might be the most efficient way.

I struggle to see the connection with content moderation though. I think most people have a reasonably clear idea of the kind of place they want a park to be, and would apply rules that tend to make the park more like that idea. Where there is disagreement (should dogs be allowed without leashes, should model aircraft be allowed etc.) most people accept that parks vary in this respect and you might have to find a different one or else put up with some rules that are less than ideal for you.

Online communities that have moderation problems have them because there isn't a clear consensus on what kind of place they should be. HN is a good counterexample. There's a short list of guidelines that describe the kind of place it should be, and most people stick to that. Claims of arbitrary censorship are marginal and uncommon. But youtube, FB, twitter etc. - there's no social contract for these things. There's no vision shared in good faith by most of the users and the owners. In short, there's no definition of right or wrong. So moderation is going to continue to be difficult.
* Visualization: https://www.officedaytime.com/simd512e/

* Book: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4842-4063-2
Study from 2017 which looked at data from 2014-2015 https://info.anthesisgroup.com/hubfs/PDFs%20(guides%20etc)%2...

From the submitted page

"Fellow at Stanford University, published leading research revealing that 30% of enterprise servers in the five facility, 4000 server sample were comatose, performing no useful computing over a 6 month period or more."
It's in the original report, which several other people have already linked to:

https://adalytics.io/blog/invalid-google-video-partner-truev...

There's a detailed methodology section. I haven't verified their results, but they report finding things like muted, autoplaying ads even on big-name sites like the New York Times.

A few key quotes:

"For one major infrastructure brand approximately 73% of their TrueView skippable in-stream budget was spent on Google Video Partner sites or apps whose ad delivery does not appear to be consistent with the TrueView or in-stream requirements."

"A major consumer goods brand had 75% of their TrueView budget delivered against Google Video Partner (GVP) sites or apps. 56% of their total TrueView budget was spent against websites which served TrueView ads in muted or non-in-stream video players [...] 19% of their TrueView skippable in-stream ad budget delivered against ineligible mobile apps which are not video streaming apps[...]"

"A Fortune 500 brand had approximately 57% of their total TrueView in-stream ad budget served on GVP sites and apps. 35% of their total TrueView budget was spent against websites which served TrueView ads in muted or non-in-stream video players [...] 8% of their TrueView skippable in-stream ad budget delivered against in-eligible mobile apps which are not video streaming apps."

I'm no marketing expert, but 43-73% of one's ad budget basically being thrown away seems like not great results.
"I have bad news for you."

Yes, secret cameras can get the host in trouble, but poke around at airbnb listings and you'll see cases where everyone reports highly visible internal cameras.

I'm not saying its good.
Or who they play golf with.
I'm biased towards the success animals and plants display in the non silicon realm. Animals like crows can reproduce and spread across various land forms only needing the inputs of food and water. They do not need some other species like humans to build complex machines and then to copy or build them on those machines.
They didn't say war is banal, they said life is - which it is. Going to work every day, going to the gym, making dinner, doing laundry. Most of it's boring, and a lot of it you have to do whether or not something 100 miles away is getting bombed.
Apple market cap hits $3T
Ok buddy lol
You're right, but we're not talking about groups inside the country. Iran, for example, also has lots of progressive groups, but its still basically a dictatorship in nature. We are talking about the legal framework for the USA itself. This institutional entity was friendly to slavery and perpetrator of human exploitation at several levels. Despite several well intentioned attempts of constitutional and democratic reform with some success, the same nature remains in the 21st century because it was never completely changed.
A youtube video from the buyer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbbwv-ZbXDk
What kind of websites does China block?
Maybe they should have wooden handles to hold or bottom part made of wood.
Mearsheimer is realist. Realism expects that only big players (USA, China, Russia) have agency and everyone else is a drone without agency. This is fundamentally wrong. See Critique of Realism: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXmwyyKcBLk
Switch to a Chemex.
The artists I enjoy the most are not optimizing for any of that. The thing in between me and the art is not important to me.
It’s not the outage, it’s the response, according to GP
No, "late-stage capitalism" is pretty mainstream these days. It is getting quite obvious that the current way we are handling the economy isn't working anymore. No need to go full-blown communism, but we do need to do something different pretty soon.
I've heard that AirBnB used to send out their own photographers. "Do things that don't scale" I guess.
https://archive.ph/IMP7R
It's extremely intuitive. You're trying to filter unusual, encrypted traffic.

First rule exploits the IND-CPA property of most encryption. You want to kill traffic that has about 4 bits set to 1 per byte, i.e. traffic that "looks random".

The following rules are exemptions for permissible encrypted or compressed traffic (note that compression, while not IND-CPA, results in high entropy and thus will trigger the first rule).

This could work very well, which is confirmed by the researchers in this paper.
Just because you have to sign in to use it doesn't mean it's not similar.
Tesla employees sharing memes derived from intimate in car camera footage? Cuts it for me.

Also, why would I want cameras inside my car? But that question is off topic.
Basic human competence is already signing a law keeping AI away from nuclear weapons management. Just letting a LLM have an internet connection has not resulted in any sort of doomsday scenario.
OK.

> I am not understanding the reasoning. .... I consider equity market indexes like VTI or VOO to be a better gauge of inflation

Ask yourself: What use would be an inflation measure that takes into account asset valuation?
Pixel 7 and grapheneOS is phenomenal.

It's also trivial to install thanks to their web installer.

Best buy trip to working grapheneOS took under an hour.
Could also skip the work and buy a murena (/e/os) phone preinstalled with /e/OS which is based on lineageOS and has MicroG installed already.

https://murena.com/
Rands on Salary Negotiation
I use an iPad Pro mostly for my lectures and for reading and annotating PDFs. After the latest upgrade of iPadOS, I also explored it for more serious work connecting it to a mouse and keyboard. If you're happy with working inside a browser and use it as a terminal, it works just fine, but as soon as you need to manage files or quickly want to edit a document on the device, it becomes pretty painful. I really don't understand why an iPad Pro with Apple silicon - the latest versions sport an M2 - does not get a Pro OS such as Mac OS.
Rents and owner-equivalent-rent are included in CPI calculations as the cost of shelter.

https://www.bls.gov/cpi/factsheets/owners-equivalent-rent-an....
Agreed, ranking is not purely quantitative. However, your example strives to compare two different dimensions of achievement. There is no achievement in immutable characteristics. There may be achievement based on overcoming obstacles that present due to immutables, but the immutable is not evidence enough of achievement.

Any prospect can achieve either of your two examples. People can't do anything to boost their chances if we boost based off of skin color.
Now do flying cars, self driving cars, brain interfaces, 3D printed organs, fusion power, humanoid robots...

For every piece of tech that exceeded people's expectations, there are five more that never got out of science fiction books despite decades of continuous investment and constant media hype.
> but that's not the point because it's competing with $0.

If the option is "Buy the CD or do nothing" though, correct?
I use Fastmail and only found out about the outage here; my overnight mail volume seems about normal.

I'm a very happy Fastmail user.
you have the facts correct and their meaning wrong.

they're profitable because they have to be. certainly no investor is willing to eat losses to fund their negative growth curves.

they do/did so via cutting off all r&d and investment in the future first, and then by iteratively cutting and laying off from the present expenses next. profits have been extracted by riding the model into the ground.

places that have survived with paywalls do so making a tenth the money with twice the audience. they're only surviving and profitable in the sense that they won the race to the bottom, not because broad swathes of society are getting valuable information about their interests.

the decent into heavily opinion/chatter oriented content was not the cause of the decline, it was an inevitable byproduct of cutting the budget for all the writer headcount. a 20 year process of replacing 40 and 50 somethings who had health insurance and a week to work on something with 20 and 30 year olds who had a daily postcount and viewcount to hit. when you don't have time to leave your chair, all you have to talk about are your thoughts and feelings.
Isn’t that how literally every one of these is implemented for the last decade?
That entirely depends on the sensitivity of their detection; but I'd guess that it does work like that.
Is there a good a website with a good reading recommendation system based on what you and others have read?
Forcing hyper/non-sustainable growth and then trying to IPO before the crash-and-burn phase is just SOOO much more profitable for everyone involved than continuing to run a good product that is profitable.

If your company is bringing in $100M in profit and you own 10% of the company, it will take you 100 years to make $1B. If you IPO at a $10B valuation and own 10% of the company...
Because not everyone is a coder, and there are lots of professional work scenarios where a tablet does perfectly fine.
Violence has gone way up ever since the US legalized marijuana. Not saying it’s the cause but, having lived in Mexico from 2011 to 2022, it annoys me that people believe that by legalizing drugs the cartels will start earning money legally.

Now I live in the UAE. Drugs are very illegal and violent crime is practically non-existent.