skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's doable with the Python interface to GnuCash. I hacked together a little script that sucks out invoice data out of a register file and creates PDFs for new ones using a LaTeX template. My wife uses it for her business, mostly without my involvement, so seems robust enough.
At most you are going to make a few thousand, maybe if you're super lucky and skilled, a few tens of thousands of dollars on bug bounties. Compared to the amount of poorly-secured money that was/is in crypto, it is a pittance.

Add to that the fact that many of the hacks are largely legal consequence free due to crypto's famous lack of regulation (by design, lol), the economics are far more skewed towards the black hats over the white hats.
They aren't going to cancel, but at least StateFarm won't renew or sell new homeowners insurance.
I once walked out of a picture, for Ermanno Olmi's Il mestiere delle armi (The Profession of Arms). I was not ready for what I later discovered was a masterpiece about the last days of Giovanni Dalle Bande Nere. If you are interested in the life of the most famous " Capitano di Ventura " of the Renaissance, I recommend the magisterial biography of Giovanni Dalle Bande Nere written by Cesare Marchi.
Functional Programming (FP) can be extremely elegant, and you should do your best to at least get familiar with it to see how using it can improve your code quality. There's a lot of theoretical reasons why this paradigm might be particularly great in a future where all devices seem to be adding lots of processing cores. For instance, without a function having side-effects, the potential for conflicts between threads or processes could be completely eliminated, so FP can potentially have some real-world benefits beyond just more elegant code.

That said, you should also think in terms of "What does JavaScript have that functional programming doesn't?". As a working-stiff programmer, most of the time the problems you're going to encounter are going to be a lot easier and faster to solve if mutating state is available as an option.
> Will OS check if such python lib is installed

Most computers come with a trusted platform module which increasingly runs more and more services related to media handling. On modern Macs the T2 chip is an A8 or A9, meaning it has the same power of a modern iPhone and handles everything from device input (mouse & keyboard), to webcam decoding to media decoding. When you watch netflix on a modern macbook, the video buffer that is displayed is actually a shared memory buffer from the T2 chip, which the main SoC can't actually see. If you take a screenshot you will see that the screen stays black, since audio and video come purely from the chip.

You could run a Browsers Renderer in there and you would never notice.
CDLA Permissive is not downstream compatible with ODbL. ODbL is a sharealike licence, CDLA Permissive (as the name suggests) isn’t. Overture can’t relicense OSM-derived content under CDLA Permissive.

From a brief skim of the landing page, it looks like the OSM-derived content is not being offered permissively. See https://overturemaps.org/download/.
Previous discussions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24090632

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34202099
Most people grow sweet corn in their gardens, so they won't be growing these.

There are heirloom sweet corn varieties, but they have to be cooked in minutes/hours from harvesting to remain sweet.

As far as the starchy corn, you won't get a lot of flavor difference.
They’re not asking for sympathy. All employees in any industry, union or not, have the choice to work, or not.

Actors here are just collectively using that power to withhold their work in order to negotiate a better deal, as is their right. They’re not asking for sympathy, they’re demanding studios meet them at the negotiating table. If they’re wrong about how important they are, then studios will continue to disregard their demands until SAG eventually folds— my guess, though, is that actors know they’re more important en masse to studios than studios are to them, or else studios would’ve refused to exclusively work with SAG along ago.

After all, most actors are very used to having second jobs to make ends meet. They can work other jobs or more hours or whatever else they want to do during the strike. Studios are the ones with corporate 9-5 employees who won’t have anything productive to do or show their shareholders the longer the strike goes on.
Can you give me an example of a nuclear power station that was built entirely without taxpayer subsidy by a private company, and manages to sell electricity to the grid cheaply and make a profit?
There would have been no speculation if the family had stated an uncontroversial cause of death. Instead they "requested privacy", which means it was likely something people would have judged her for.
> we won't get it

Why do you think so?
As a 13 year old I very much looked forward to every Cinemax “free preview weekend”.
Exactly, if people want to create bots, at the end of the days we'll end up with VMs running AutoHotkey and Chrome, or physical machines with fake mice and keyboards, or actual computer setups with robot arms moving the mouse around, there's no stopping bots
First Direct Visualization of a Zero-Field Pair Density Wave
This was arguably one of the first "cancellations" before "cancel culture" was a thing we were talking about.

Right or wrong, what she did was definitely courageous and arguably destroyed her career.
Genetically modifying plants has saved millions, if not billions of people (https://allthatsinteresting.com/norman-borlaug-green-revolut...). Decrying it as an inherently foolish practice is silly.
I think my point is pretty clear: you listed a whole hierarchy of people who you think should have control over your child's behavior (with you at position #1), and haven't given any answer for where you think a child's own decision-making should fit in

Did you miss my original question?

> Do they get any input in what technology they derive value/enjoyment from, or is that entirely dictated by adults in their community who grew up 20+ years ago?
You're proving the point of jjav. Jim Simons was an advanced mathmatician able to employ novel ideas to generate an alpha. Institutions with access to top level mathematicians and massive compute resources are still doing that.

But such algorithms only work as long as they're kept secret. As soon as the algorithm is made public, every large institution will incorporate them into their trading robots, meaning the information will become priced in to the market value instantly.

There are really only five ways to beat the market:

1) Insider information. (Illegal)
2) Extensive market research, where you understand the companies better than the market does. (Requires A LOT of work)
3) Direct contribution to the company's success (you need to have the talent of a Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates).
4) Mathematical/computational superiority (you need to be at the level of Jim Simons or have the capital to hire such people)
5) Luck.

Mainstream technical analysis is not on the list.

That being said, I'm sure the current AI revolution is leaving some doors open to massive profits to some clever person able to create a model that predicts patterns better than most other algo trading robots.
Logged in just to say this is probably one of the only things I prefer about macOS window management, if you are reading this Apple UX team please don’t take it away!
> Wouldn't the closed processes and underlying data severely limit communities such as OSM from using Overture Maps results for anything other than a validation of what OSM already knows from other sources?

Seems like a play at the old Microsoft "Embrace, Extend" approach. Whether or not there's an Extinguish after that is yet to be determined.
It always confused me how, at least in Boston, many many priests (but not the most egregious one or two) avoided prosecution for child abuse.
Her cover of "Nothing Compares 2 U" is, without a doubt, the most iconic love song of the modern era.
> A buoy in the Florida Bay hit 101.1 degrees Fahrenheit at a depth of 5 feet Monday

I have a feeling that most people have no idea what it means - they don't have the science background to make any sense of it. 101.1 degrees at the surface would be bad enough, but this is 5 feet down. That seems pretty catastrophic.
> If we're arguing about whether 4% global usage constitutes dead, then yes, it's truly dead

I am posting from maintained Mozilla Firefox.

That would be impossible if FF would be dead.
That argument would be "where is the indisputable evidence", and I would point out that no evidence is indisputable, especially when it concerns something as ridiculous as UFOs.

I'll point out 2 things:

1) The videos released to the NY times for their 2017 story are compressed and downscaled version of much higher quality videos the US gov has in it possession. That is indisputable fact as the US gov itself freely admits that.

2) You probably haven't looked. I've seen many convincing photos and videos, but unless their from an F-XX aircraft and the D.O.D tells me it is what it is, I ignore them because pictures and video have been easy to fake for as long as picture and video have existed. Here is one I like: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/13dmaif/black_triangl...
No way to know if it's legit or not, like I've said, but pretty cool either way.
Were any of you hired when you were in your 40's 50's, etc?
What are 200X and 201X internets?
https://playgroundai.com/create

Not affiliated in anyway and not very involved in the space. I just wanted to generate some images a few weeks ago and was looking for somewhere I could do that for free. The link above lets you do that but I suggest you look up prompts because its a lot more involved than I expected.
Personally I use https://github.com/tectonic-typesetting/tectonic
Studies which looked at this found that the vaccine reduced transmission levels overall [1] [2] , to greater or lesser degrees depending on variant. possible avenues include less people having covid in the first place, possible shortening of the silent incubation period, reduction of viral load, shortening of the disease's span overall.

[1] https://www.bmj.com/content/376/bmj.o298

[2] https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2022/12/424546/covid-19-vaccines-p...
>Material name is LK99

Slightly off topic but somehow reminded me of E99 material from the game Singularity [1]. On topic though, it would be interesting to have that material to build a levitating drone, no props, no brushless motors, and most importantly, no power needed!

[1] https://www.giantbomb.com/singularity/3030-21144/
> Ublock origin

At least there is Adguard.
I've found https://firefly.adobe.com/ pretty good at composing images with multiple subjects. [disclaimer - I work at Adobe, but not in the Creative Cloud]

But I wouldn't say it's the "best." Just trained on images that weren't taken from unconsenting artists.
Exactly. Last election cycle we saw all sorts of excuses to deplatform certain communities and viewpoints, some very disagreeable but some just had a different point of view on some health related topics.
If you're in good enough shape, I highly recommend walking the Crosstown Trail [1]. You will see beautiful parts of the city that most people who live there have never seen before, as well as the more "classic" vistas and landmarks like Golden Gate Park, Grandview Park, The Presidio and more. There are also plenty of opportunities to stop along the way in different neighborhoods for a bite to eat or a beer/coffee depending on what you're in the mood for. Definitely start on the southeast side and work your way northwest. Note: you don't need to go all the way to Hunters Point, it's mostly just a view of Candlestick Park, which has been torn down for years. Visitacion Valley -> Ocean Beach would suffice.

[1] https://crosstowntrail.org/plan-your-trip/
Implementing sum types in a language that doesn't support them is so common that it has a name: the visitor pattern.

Somewhat interestingly the visitor pattern is even useful in languages that have sum types as it makes it easier to implement generic traversals!
When did you become stunned and how long has it lasted? Most people don't have the stamina to remain shocked for decades.
I've liked significant portions of most eras, but it's true that today's music is different and seems more limited. The average song is being driven down toward 2 minutes by the realities of streaming, songs use a lot more sampling (because musicians cost more), there is much less modulation than there once was, etc.

Objectively, it seems like less sophisticated music, in part because there isn't the same kind of money there once was in the system to pay for studio musicians, producers, etc.

Is it possible to create great songs despite that? Yes, but it involves a lot of "skating uphill".

You can see that older music is still getting a LOT of plays -- I think too many to make sense, unless we accept that the current industry is not healthy.
*An average of almost 130 pounds of glyphosate herbicides were sprayed per square mile in U.S. counties.

- https://www.nbcnews.com/data-graphics/toxic-herbicides-map-s...

Maybe the rest of the world knows something we don't. Clearly in the US some other incentives are more powerful.

https://www.wisnerbaum.com/toxic-tort-law/monsanto-roundup-l...
Human beings are making a conscious decision to fight change. See e.g., the two-year delay on offshore wind construction under the previous administration. There are still fossil-fuel adjacent groups fighting this: https://www.cnn.com/2023/07/21/us/offshore-wind-delays-infla...
Water boils at 100C. The article states the water temperature is 100F / ~37.8C
Seeing the "less art needs to exist" perspective is certainly a first time for me on this topic.
A whole institution spent decades covering up child sexual abuse and you’re complaining about decorum?

People upset with her over that completely missed what they should be mad about.
I think this is kind of disproven by a feature that was added to Microsoft Word in the 1990s (I don't think it is still around, although I may be mistaken). It was called "WordArt" and let the user do things like write the word "shark" with the letters deformed so it looked like a picture of a shark. Why would you want to do this? I have no idea. It's just obvious that the people working on Microsoft Word needed to add something and just bug fixes weren't enough, I guess (although they still don't have a reference management system which is why things like EndNote still exist)
These things don’t matter when one side has 100x the lawyers of the other side.
It’s an “address”, just not a compelling one
There's Freenet but these sorts of projects generally have issues because the biggest segments of society that want impossible-to-censor are also the worst.
1. (noun) any content on the internet whose humor derives from its surreal nature and/or its lack of clear context. Differs from a meme: whereas a meme's humor comes from its repeatability, a shitpost is funny simply because it isn't a predictable repetition of an existing form. Shitposts can become memes, but memes cannot become shitposts.
2. (verb) to create such a post
The Arrival of Room-Temperature Superconductor LK-99
And now we have WEI, thanks to the constant nitpicking and anti-evangelism from people like you.
Sadly copyright and copyright-like restrictions are really complex. I am not 100% entirely sure whether concerns that I raised in this issue are really problematic, but...
>Academia is the most prestigious scientific institution.

That's an opinion. Industry does a lot more worthwhile science than academia, and does it without tax money, in my opinion.

Was the transistor invented by academia? You can argue that's engineering, rather than science. In my opinion the difference is semantics.
I don't think it's a good solution, it's just insane to me that we're going to do massive experimental geo-engineering before trying it.
He's saying it's a bad novel because of their inclusion, which is simply nonsensical. If heaven was real and Christianity was correct a complete refusal to do violence would be the right thing to do because your earthly existence would be a rounding error compared to an existence in heaven and any action that could jeopardize your salvation would be stupid. Uncle Tom might be a bad novel for various reasons but holding pacifism as a virtue isn't one of them.
That just means suicide and the press usually doesn’t publish it to not encourage copycats.
I wonder if this will prod the Ladybird development team to make binaries available for non-savvy end users. Having an additional open-source browser would help.

I also wonder how Orion is handling this.
ChatGPT sub for coding and general search. Bard for things that require post 2021 info. Stable Diffusion (local) for illustrations. Whisper (local) for transcription. Many OSS LLM's for experimentation.
If you can identify bots more accurately, you get less "GPT SEO trash".
It's so interesting to me that your conclusion about me is that I'm not a critical thinker. If you knew me in real life you'd rank me among the most critical thinkers you know (or my whole life experience is wrong).

I think it speaks to the medium of communication we're using (you've misinterpreted things I've said as one problem with the medium), mixed with the topic being a very emotionally charged one.
There is a finite number of grant dollars and faculty positions. Your colleague's success hurts your chances of success.
Short term or long term?

Sure in the short term dishonesty might work for a scientist but long term? Legacy after death? I'm not so sure on that.

Surely the conditions for being a professional academic are much more favorable than times in the past. (By virtue only that University is more accessible to more people today than any other time)

Just because we see flaws today doesn't mean that those flaws can not be 'fixed'.
(Nor that we won't discover new flaws and new fixes: engineering is an interative process).
How can that be your takeaway from his post? You can really only get there by reading in very bad faith.
"Inflation is caused when the money supply in an economy grows at faster rate than the economy’s ability to produce goods and services."

I would rather have (monetary) deflation when then economy grows. Then the money I save in would increase in purchasing power. If I save in the money described in the quote above, I don't participate in the growth.
including replaceable WMs
Yah, these numbers are only useful in the situation where your desired pay exceeds the maximum but this is infrequent as people post very wide ranges but are unlikely to actually offer the high end of the comp range.
Are they releasing OSM data or OSM derived data on CDLAv2 anywhere?
My dad, who once applied to YC, said that YC favours founders between ages 25-35. Not too young to be inexperienced, not too old to have other obligations.
Quite a few: brave browser + mullvad vpn.
I enjoy doing captchas wrong, manly because i can't believe how US fire hydrants, busses, and crosswalks have become so important to me.
I would make a few changes:

1. Instead of using CSS to hide it by default, make the script to only add it (perhaps by document.write, or alternatively by adding text to an empty <div> or <span>) if Chrome is detected. (This way it will be compatible even if CSS is disabled (or not implemented).)

2. Instead of Firefox, mention something else such as Line Mode Browser (it has some features I had not seen in other web browsers, but which I think are good and would like to have), or some other uncommon one which doesn't have Google and Mozilla etc, or more than one.
While unfortunate, it still seems like ultimately a net positive (in at least several major moral calculi) even for the smallest ratchet down of the projections?
Amazingly clever that they have hold backs! Make sure to read this before going along with the anti WEI train

> WEI prevents ecosystem lock-in through hold-backs

> We had proposed a hold-back to prevent lock-in at the platform level. Essentially, some percentage of the time, say 5% or 10%, the WEI attestation would intentionally be omitted, and would look the same as if the user opted-out of WEI or the device is not supported.

So this avoids the DRM or blocking certain browsers issue. Brilliant. I’m not entirely certain but I think this avoids the main issues which people had with the proposal.

I still think a lot of people will not read this and react with vitriol but I would like to expect more from hacker news, as a forum where people don’t simply downvote opinions they disagree with.
The irony of being outlived by Shane MacGowan.
> any kind of philosophies that support the use of force to achieve any political, social, or economic goals

> so fascism would be firmly out

This goes to prove my point, that there's a gross misunderstanding of history in the general population.

Fascism doesn't use force to get political power, it gains political power through reactionary ideas based on false assumptions that leads to a fascist regime where the violence then occurs on the "other".

It comes through ideas such as "protecting your family", "returning to tradition", and other feel good sayings that mean almost nothing. Think of the phrase "Woke", taken from black community vernacular and twisted to mean almost nothing at all. It describes everything and anything that can make a conservative person upset, from queer people to mental health professionals.

Despite meaning nothing, oh boy has it taken root. Beer is woke, tv is woke, the black guy in star wars is woke for existing. And oh man look how easy it is to take root and now millions of people live their life by the "anti-woke" lifestyle. What does that lifestyle mean? idk, buying shes just to light them on fire, i guess.

This is why communist regimes had gulags. Fascism takes root through reactionary(meaning feelz over realz) ideas, typically against change. A revolution is something hard fought, why would they allow it to be derided by some idiots who miss when they owned all their neighbors land?

What I'm trying to say is one end of the spectrum is at a huge advantage when it comes to free speech environments, for the fascist does not need to argue in good faith. Going by "philosophies that support the use of force..." will get you a lot of a certain group.
I'm not sure. After this ruling every platform quickly relisted xrp. I assume they have pretty good attorneys who looked at the ruling and essentially declared "game on".
That mosaic concept sounds terrible. All the windows moving whenever a new window opens? That just sounds very annoying and very bad for my spatial memory.

Things should just stay where I left them.
It shouldn’t be required if the range requests are right and you have a compatible renderer in the client.

To expand a bit -- There are adapters for mapbox(gl/libre) and leaflet, and so on that will allow you to use a .pmtiles directly from the client with a range request supporting server, like s3 or nginx.

I've used protomaps basemaps to generate an Ireland and EU basemaps for a project from OSM data. I still haven't quite figured out the tuning for which features should be shown, combined, or excluded yet, and the generated layer names are sort of, but not quite compatible with similar base layers + styles from mapbox (which uses the same base data, but a different, proprietary conversion). This part takes a reasonable skill as a GIS person and some taste in the design of the feature symbology.

The downside of doing this on S3 directly is that you might wind up publishing a link to a 100 gig file that would cost $10 if someone just downloaded it. Lambda invocations seem cheap compared to that risk. OTOH, throwing it on a hetzner box is quite reasonable.