skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's really stretching the meaning of "virtually the same map". LoL and Dota 2 maps look similar on the minimap (HotS not so much), but they're drastically different when you start looking at points of interest and juke paths. In contrast, Dota 2 used to have almost exactly the same map as DotA (differences being shops and hero selection, which were changed from ingame units to actual UI menus).

Not to mention that Dota 2 also copied the exact skillsets of heroes and items. Not just likeness, but even most silly bugs that were due to the Warcraft engine.

Edit: Anyways, this is getting sidetracked. My point is that Warcraft 3 was lax with intellectual property for the longest time, and mods like DotA most certainly leveraged that.
… and when ordering, don‘t forget the music (= vinaigrette with onions)!
No one is saying that psychedelics can't be used safely and be effective. No one, too, is saying that psychedelics must be used safely to be effective. Your comment argues toward the first, but it's the second that's under discussion.
Even more frustrating, its not even that difficult to fix. All they need to do is implement a renormalization routine.

If you find your controller is drifting, then the console just needs some menu where you put the stick to a bunch of reference locations, and then the stick maps outs its own response and renormalizes. "This is neutral." "This is upper-left as far as it goes." "This is..." ect... Maybe even with fine grain mapping adjust if the player really wants control over drifting behavior.
If it’s so “reasonable” then why do you need to point it out?
> The good news is that we have a say in shaping what they will be like.

The problem with this is "we". It implies rhe possibility of some kind of global consensus and coordinated relinquishment behaviour. Which is historically unlikely and would increase the rewards for anyone prepared to break the rules. Unless AGI requies superpower-level resources, many sufficiently-resourced actors will be motivated to use it for their own advantage.
This is by design to create perceived value in the 100 for 0.99 bundle.

Reminds me of an old joke:

> His pricelist reads: 1 for $3, 3 for $10

> A young man stops by and asks to buy one watermelon. "That'd be 3 dollars", says the old man.

> The young man then buys another one, and another one, paying $3 for each.

> As the young man is walking away, he turns around, grins, and says, "Hey old man, do you realize I just bought three watermelons for only $9? Maybe business is not your thing."

> The old man smiles and mumbles to himself, "People are funny. Every time they buy three watermelons instead of one, yet they keep trying to teach me how to do business..."
What would it take to convince you otherwise? I mean this honestly, because I hear the above statement a lot and it’s very foreign to me. If anything it’s a long shot, sure, but the forgiveness is a great forcing function. We can tackle this from multiple angles. Nationalize state schools, write off current predatory loans, etc. There are very few downsides that are actually backed up by data that I can find. A lot of the arguments presented here (not you, others) are philosophical
It is indeed all speculation at this point, but that doesn't mean we can't use intuition and educated guesses to minimize risk and hopefully build on cultural wisdom regarding psychedelics until the science catches up (which I expect will take a loooong time given how complex this is).

A synopsis of his account:

1. The first time he tripped he took an unknown dose in an unfamiliar setting completely by himself and experienced some expended periods of "panic, anxiety, a lot of bad feelings." Descriptions like he thought he was dead, lost all sense of time, forgot he took mushrooms, felt like everything had gone to hell, etc. Some of his phrasing implies he didn't really even know what to expect from the drug, as in he just took a random dose with no understanding of what it might do to him, and after an initial period of enjoyment had a hellish trip (but came back just fine).

2. The [??, second?] time he tripped, he took an unknown dose in an unfamiliar setting and his mind/body was sending him signals of "don't do this please," which it sounds like the ever insidious peer pressure was ultimately able to override. Some of his phrasing again implies that he did not know what to expect from smoking DMT (as opposed to other psychedelics). He specifically mentions being significantly uncomfortable before and during his consumption of the drug.

I think it would be obtuse to pretend we can't see any potential signs in these two stories about where he might have gone wrong, and what he might have done instead to lessen the risks of such an extreme, bad reaction to these powerful drugs. Of course we should not make categorical statements about how to avoid lasting damage from psychedelics, but we can certain spread knowledge about best practices which this person has blatantly ignored on several levels. Not blaming the guy, we all make mistakes and it is unfortunate that sometimes those mistakes have long-lasting or permanent negative effects. But throwing our hands up in the air and spreading the idea "you can't know anything about these drugs except that they randomly might break your brain" is not the correct response to stories like this. It could be true that psychedelics could randomly break anyone's brain at any time, but we just don't know that. There is a lot that we do know in the way of smart steps to take to minimize risk, along the lines of:

Know your drug

Know and trust your source, and/or test the drug prior to use

Know your dose

Know your body

Know your family history

Know your setting

Be sure you feel safe in your setting

Dose conservatively

Have a sober friend

Don't be afraid to abort the trip at the last minute

If you have a terrible experience and come out of it OK, chalk it up to lesson learned and move on to other life experiences.. don't keep trying psychedelics.

* please note that each of these bullet points merit a lot of elaboration, and as always, it behooves people to do extensive research with careful note-taking and planning before undertaking potential risky and life-altering behaviors and activities.
I think your proposed comparison follows the headline, and the headline doesn't actually reflect the ruling.

I believe that the ruling is focused on the content, not the client. My reading is that if the same-sex couple had (for some odd reason) asked for a hetero wedding site, the web designer would not have been allowed to deny them business.
PM is the choose-your-own-adventure role
How about trying to do some of your own research, before you offer a false condemnation of someone's argument? This isn't reddit...

https://www.gobankingrates.com/money/jobs/working-class-jobs...

It's easy. I clicked the 3rd link on google.

If you live in a world where you believe you must have a piece of paper to earn six figures - then you've been lied to and you've bought into the lie. In other words, you've been made the fool.

There's so much evidence a degree is not necessary to have a very good life with a great income. You just choose to ignore it because it does not fit into whatever false-truth you've chosen to believe.
Thanks, I rate this the best example so far. As a native speaker, if I weren’t used to it, it would be super weird! Especially as dogs are supposed to be our closest pets.
Lyme isn't even the worst thing you can get from ticks. If you really want to scare yourself, read up on Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Powassan virus, Ehrlichiosis, etc. etc.
Ah, the "if you disagree, you're literally hitler" response.

Nothing in my statements endorses racism in any form. The only reason to bring that as a response is to strawman and attack what you think is said and not what really exists.
You meant encephalitis vaccine , Lyme disease does not have approved vaccine but can be healed with antibiotics if noticed on time. I got encephalitis vaccine as I live in country that is one of the top countries where people get tick borne diseases.
I feel like the services are well aware of the why but ultimately a video ad is probably worth 50x what a link on the side is.

On mainstream sites ads are almost always not that obnoxious imo. Pop-up ads used to be the standard.
Agreed. It was well intentioned, but I think it went too far by trying to prescribe the solution. Their 2012 law was much better written and it was easy for automakers to implement (I did the technical implementation for one automaker).
This is a gross mischaracterization of what actually happened. That “half” is actually a small amount of users that spewed hate and threatened people left and right if they didn’t share their views. They got banned for their actions. This had nothing to do with Apps or APIs.
If you've never heard the phrase before as an American, it would sound extremely vulgar! What else would you infer the meaning as in context?
And why is donating from my crypto wallet money laundering?
There is a non-obscure fine chinese tea called "old duck shit" or something like that; as it's a drink, probably that's the fragrance they are referencing.

brb, will google... here you go

https://www.floating-mountain.com/

https://www.floating-mountain.com/tea-shop-online

Dan Cong Ya Shi Xiang | Single Tree Duck Shit

Lao Ya Shi Xiang | Old Tree Duck Shit

Single Tree Wulong | Don Cong | tea is originated from the Guandong Province of China. The lighter oxidation and lesser roast are characterized for this type of Wulong. The wide variety of taste and aromas is a signature of the Don Cong tea, from the pleasant sweetness of Mi Lan Xiang to the strong flavor of tobacco leaves of the Ba Ye Dan Cong; Wulong tea is an uplifting, good morning-tea that will boost your creativity.

disclaimer, I have no affiliation but have been to that shop, very high quality, had the tea, highly recommend. You should probably go there in person if you can, there are many fussy steps to brewing it right, temperature of water, moistening timing, etc.
And yet this never actually happened, right?

This was purely hypothetical if she were to enter the wedding website creation business and a gay couple were to ask her to create a site for them and she declined and if she were to get in trouble with the Colorado government because of it?

And Colorado argued that she would not get in trouble and only have to sell the same site templates she already made for hetero-couples to same-sex couples, not make new products for them? [1]

And the counter argument was that each theoretical website would be completely unique[2] but this whole situation seems weird and not like one the court should have even heard (yet) because it never happened?

[1] https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2022/12/303-creative-gay...

[2] https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/22pdf/21-476_c185.pdf [PDF p.22 / Opinion p.16]
If you word it right you can. Just make incredibly complex and vague agreements that people must agree to to do business with you. Like Amazon, who can terminate your business with them after falsely claiming you’re a racist.
PPD? My partner says the lab side of the house is also seeing a lot of changes that will be bad for quality control and long term customer retention. Lots of people there polishing their resumes regardless of how stable their positions are.
Agreed. Bum as a verb in USA means borrow, I've never heard it mean anything else, and I've lived everywhere except the far west coast...
Hi, maintainer of Hurl and avid reader of Hacker News for years. I've noted every advice for presentations (put a sample of your language asap, explain your concept every time succinctly, etc...). I've tried to put it in practice on hurl.dev so thank you for noticing it!
NYSWA cost taxpayers $50,000,000 to develop, and the Excelsior Pass Plus despite a stated $2.5MM price tag, ended up costing $27,000,000 after all the kickbacks, embezzlement, and corruption.
Irn Bru comes to mind. Not exactly a name that screams "drink me".

It's questionable as to whether it's nice or not.
Yeah. The interop between ESM and CJS in Node is beyond horrible. My sense is that the developers are trying to iron out some differences so ESM can behave according to spec and CJS can also behave according to spec. These have to be problems with edge cases, right?

I don’t quite understand why you need the .cjs/.mjs stuff, either. You can tell the difference between an ES2015 module and CommonJS module after parsing, with the one exception of modules that have no imports and exports (which should be rare). What is the holdup, then? What’s breaking?
What kills me about that is how the actual person whose identity got co-opted is himself a web designer. Doubly bold to pretend that a straight, married man is asking for a gay wedding announcement, and that he'd solicit someone else to create one instead of... doing it himself?
Why is vaccine misinformation singled out by YouTube?

You can't tell me there isn't tons of misinformation on other topics, even harmful topics, that gets uploaded and viewed every day.

Where does it end? Why should YouTube get to decide what is correct and what is misleading information on every topic? The job of content moderation should be separated from the platform provider.
Everything is fine until you realize that the money is just ink on paper, so to speak, with nothing behind it. The strength of the US economy and position in global markets has been what's kept things strong. I don't know that it will hold, and have no idea when banking institutions won't be able to prop up peoples faith in said system anymore.

I'm not sure if I expect market collapse or WW3 to happen first... right now, feels like a crap shoot in either direction.
'How to handle those bloody potentially life-ruining ticks properly' is something that seems to change rather frequently. Quite annoying, despite the fact that improvements in that area are welcome.
Amen. Far too many announcements and readmes jump right into installation requirements and “we’ve fixed X, Y and Z” but never actually tell you what the thing is!
From 0 to $1000 per month: Only code when certain that customers want a feature
Hardly. Making RHEL harder to clone isn’t an attack on open source. It may be Red Hat is slightly less open, but calling it a concerted attack on open source is silly.

RHEL isn’t a project. It’s a product. All the actual work is still happening + being released (albeit less conveniently & not as timely). If Red Hat comes up with a fantastic new feature in RHEL the source will still be released - but it’s up to others to reassemble it. That’s hardly a concerted attack on open source. It’s a jab at copycats.
Cyber Anarchy Squad Claims Hack of Dozortel, Major Russian Satellite Provider
Huh?

That Stewart isn't the one who filed the lawsuit has nothing to do with this. Smith sought clarity for what the Colorado law required, and it escalated to the Supreme Court. Smith's inquiry is also entirely reasonable, given the precedent set with Masterpiece. I'm not sure what TNR thinks it's proving with their article.
I think that worked in the timeframe it did because women as a group aren't generationally poor (which is to say they aren't born any more or less well off than men), and so the entire shift was one of cultural attitudes. Perhaps AA for women helped normalize female doctors more quickly (haven't looked at any data on this but it seems plausible), though it remains to be seen if the same strategy can work for balancing CS. I'm curious though: did people at the time assume female doctors were less qualified because of AA?
As much as I like the playstation controller, the layout has always been awkward for me. The layout of the Xbox or switch controllers always felt more easy to use for me.
Lower fees.

Also, "exchange competition" is a thing in US stocks, but not, for example, in the futures' market. And there's HFTs in futures too, so having a single exchange wouldn't "remove" HFTs (not that you'd want to).
The PS5 controller is pretty cool, however, I'd probably trade in most of that functionality for the battery life of Switch Pro controller.
Waaaait, isn't this the same court which considers money to be speech?!
By the same rationale, a bank cannot be forced to "speak" with you after you "speak" with it....
The problem with Blind is that it gathers mostly obsessive people with short attention spans, and those obsessions cause a lot of exaggeration or straight up bullshittery.

It's like reading "leaks from people working at intelligence agency X", you just can't tell what is exaggeration, what are lies, so you end up a bit dumber usually.
Australia to prescribe MDMA and psilocybin in world first
but rate of growth is likely 100-1000 times higher
How would it cost the taxpayer more? Can you explain? The money has already been spent, and it’s already being collected in the form of taxes on those individuals whom are now earning more thanks to education. Why would we need more taxes?
Somehow they required an account to view more than a few replies. Then it got „better“ and they removed that requirement. And a few days ago I realized I can’t view anything at all without logging in.

I‘m not really sad about that change. Just going to miss out some things because I don‘t see why I should register to read a few tweets a week.
I thought it was going to be some wacky idea for giving homeless people crypto wallets from the title.
> Your theory is that because I have seen abusive content, my sense of humor is now so broken that the things I find funny are objectively bad?

No, I did not present this theory, in my actual comment or any implication it made.

My theory is that if your job is dealing with abusive comments, perhaps you aren't judging the non-abusive comments properly in terms of what constitutes a bad comment. All kinds of bad comments can be funny. Jokes are generally considered bad comments here on HN, for instance.

I'll pass on the snark, have a good day my man.
Yeah, it's super common. Ya Shi Xiang. I came to comment that.
Yes. Any day now, probably tomorrow!

*Been hearing this since October.

Facebook requires login, too...

Man, FB might just implode, too.
Yeah, I've been messing around with this for 4+ years so. Got to see COVID nose dive, meme stocks, massive build up, market taking a dump, bank collapses, and now a bull run again. I have no idea if it was always like this but it has been in insane.
> Wasn't the whole cake thing that they wanted custom writing on top?

I’m fairly certain it was, it was a wedding cake after all. However people love to drop details and make it worse.
So many weird names for food in British English:

- Toad in the hole

- bangers and mash

- bubble and squeak

And that’s before we even move on to Cockney rhyming slang nor other of the more extreme colloquials.
That's surprising to me. Any idea how it does it?
Feedback: The homepage (https://hurl.dev/) doesn't really make it clear - is this an interactive tool or not?

If I understand it correctly, you're supposed to save that example as a file and run 'hurl example.hurl'. It would make it easier to understand if that sample code box had a headline saying e.g. [example.hurl].
This situation is somewhat confusing, as someone who doesn't have a RedHat subscription. Rocky and Alma claim that RH's new policy is a hindrance to the re-distribution of RH's code, while RH's staff claims that "Anyone is allowed to create an account, get GPL'ed code and redistribute that code as much as they want according to the license".

Some genuine questions:

1. If Bob doesn't currently have a RedHat subscription, does he have a way to obtain RHEL source code, legally, continuously, without the help of a current subscriber, and for free?

2. If Bob has a RedHat subscription, and has access to RHEL source code through the customer portal, is he free to continuously re-publish the source code else where? (in other words, facing no legal threat, and won't be cut off the subscription)

3. RH's staff mentioned "GPL'ed code", so it sort of implies the possibility that some other code are not GPL'ed, and might be subject to less favorable terms regarding redistribution. So, are all the code authored by RH and re-distributed by Rocky/Alma licensed with GPL? Or in other words, are there code whose re-distributability changes with the new policy of RedHat?
Is anybody else wary of a new grammar with no transformer available to/from anything more common (e.g. json/xml)?

I did find [this][1] tree-sitter parser, so that's a start, but it seems like writing these would be a lot easier to write these if the interface was a library in a general purpose language or a subset of json.

[1] https://github.com/pfeiferj/tree-sitter-hurl
Duck-feces fragrance is a tea that was traditionally fertilized with duck feces.
That line was already crossed. Many police departments refuse to stock Narcan because they don't want to deal with junkie drama.

Something about the situation in general feels wrong. There is no balance. The customer is allowed to be discriminating in where they choose to shop, but the storeowner is not allowed to choose who they accept the liabilities of doing business from. This sets a bad precedent in enabling customer thuggery.

I feel like the same rights should be afforded to both parties, but it leads to situations like you suggest, which isn't right either. I don't know where the middle ground is.
$180k, Director of data science, 40 hours per week, mostly remote these days
You aren't experiencing support (you're talking about ops if anything) and you don't rate support based on when you don't need them.
For those that are willing to pay for YT premium but find it too expensive, find a country that supports YT premium that is charged at longer price and purchase it via VPN.

I’m paying $3AUD monthly via this method.
She refuses to offer the same website creation services for gay couples. So she is not willing to work with anyone on their websites.
Pinkerorcs in this case.
Last contract was ~100k EUR a year and that was my highest ever payment.

I usually work 35-40 hours a week, fully remotely. Last time I worked in an office was in January 2011.

Senior programmer with 21.5 years of experience, currently working mostly with Rust and Elixir, and some Golang here and there. I know shell scripting and automation quite well, I know many CLI / TUI tools (don't like coding things when I can assemble my own LEGO for a lot of problems with 1-2h of work), and know Linux well-ish. Interested in network administration, true AI (not ML/DL), robotics and algo trading but never had the chance and time to give in to those passions so far, sadly. Also worked with C, C++, Assembly, PHP, Javascript, Ruby and Java.

I'm in Eastern Europe. Will likely settle for 50% less payment because I am extremely tired of the startup culture; the hustle and hurrying never ends. Some people thrive in that but it honestly is killing me in an accelerated manner and I'll just refuse startup offers straight away, I feel. I would hate the pay drop but the time has come in my life to choose between money and health.
I take apple flavored ivermectin meant for horses sometimes. So any horse vaccines available?
> I'm looking for a new job, but I don't know if I should aim for a really high salary, depending on how much more work I'll have to put in.

Salary has nothing to do with work.
I don't think "hot dog" naturally sounds tasty to native English speakers, either. Like, I think if you could somehow find an adult native English speaker who didn't already know what a hot dog is, and told them you'd invented a new meat food product and planned to name it "hot dog", they'd be like "WTF, ew, no, gross".

I think we just usually learn it early enough that we don't tend to think much about what the words mean individually. More like it's one word that just means the meat product, or same product on a bun.