skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The built-in auth system is one of the things I dislike the most about Django.

It's 2023, people log in with e-mail addresses, and even if they log in with a username, make it case insensitive ffs

The very first thing I have to do with each project is completely rebuild the user system, and if you wait until later then it's too late and it's way more difficult to do (according to the docs themselves)
Noticed this for a while and I think it makes the worlds of movies feel extremely strange and a whole dimension of peoples interactions is missing.

80s movies with the actual violence, actual stakes and actual sexuality feel like watching something in color while a modern blockbuster marvel/disneyslop movie feels like black and white. The corners have all been sanded off.
I think it happened first in the US and the ideology was spread everywhere else via their media and the internet
There's a dramatised version of this story on Disney+ called "Dopesick", it's very good, but not great PR for the US.

There's also the movie "Dark Waters" about DuPont and Teflon if you want to trust your government even less.
"Fucked out"

That's the phrase I use to describe it.

If you're not done with your share of sex when you get married, you are at risk of giving in to temptation when you're married. Mostly from a guy's point of view because a guy tends to have more opportunities when he gets older, but the same logic works for women to a degree.

One of my friends would get laid constantly in our 20s. Not just bragging about it, he provably had the gift for it when we were out. He was banging chicks constantly, to the point where he had to phone me from work to stop his various chicks from finding out about each other. I thought for sure this guy would not be able to hold out in a marriage.

15 years on and he hasn't cheated on his wife, that last of this parade of women.

My boss married his high school sweetheart. He started going to a lot of meetings with a broker. I was joking that he was having an affair. Turned out to be exactly what happened.

My other boss also got married early. Religious guy, 5 kids. I go to see him a decade after we last worked together, what does he do? He wants me to wingman him. Also shows me all his messages from various women. (He's also in politics, so maybe it's par for the course.)

Sex is pretty powerful by nature, but like many things evolution has left us, there's a point where our curiosity is satisfied. We can move on with forming relationships when the urge is not quite so strong.
Why make it about the rich. Your statistic doesn't magically change if you change the starting $1 to something else.

And to put the phenomena in much simpler words: flipping a coin once is good, having $100 bucks you either lose $40 or get $60, on average you get $10, and you win half of the time. The problem is if you have to flip a coin at least twice, because then the accumulated multiplier of your value, rather than .6 / 1.5 becomes:

.6 / .9 / .9 / 2.25

So while on average you gain 16.25% of value, you are a winner only ¼ of the time, and it gets better/worse depending on average gain / chance to gain.

…And apparently, what I learned just now, since your chance to gain approaches 0, for a finite population and infinite time, the chance approaches 0, therefore rendering the average gain to also be 0.
JavaScript that the Kobo can't execute for example. The browser/web view on Kobos is very very limited.
Your comment creates a false appearance that FDA has anything to do with granting a patent. If you or anyone else has an issue about a patent being granted (assuming the rest of your comment is correct) then you should take it to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) https://www.uspto.gov/.

On the issue of patent vs exclusivity
https://www.fda.gov/drugs/development-approval-process-drugs...
> And, the most important, we may learn more about superconductivity that will allow us to find other superconductors that do not have this limitation.

completely agreed. getting this thing confirmed beyond doubt is not the end, it's a very promising beginning. dump a few billion dollars on it to develop theory, experiment in related substances, maybe there can be something made that's elastic? or maybe this thing can be grown in zero gravity, which (perhaps regrettably) makes Musk the Levi Strauss of the space fabrication era? etc.
I get it for free on the NHS in Scotland. That said, ventolin inhalers are still cheap even after the propellant switch (which was in the mid 90's). Tangent, but I _despise_ the "easi-breathe" inhalers that my pharmacy gives to me (which are 10x the cost of the older ones). The feedback on the inhalation is shitty, the actual dispersion of the inhaler gets blocked, they use like 5x the plastic, and I've had to throw out most of the plastic shells before the actual inhaler is used because the little plastic tabs stop working.

anyway.
Thanks for the context.

However, the focus should be on how the ocean will cope with this today. If the consequences are significant, is there anything we can do to avoid or mitigate them?

The same with the global warming (boiling?).

I'm not saying you're doing this (it's not clear), but I'm quite tired of these kind of responses to these kind of planetary stats which focus on 'when records began'.

Whatever you think of when this started or how it started or if humans caused it or not ... we still have to respond to it as best we can.
very interesting, is there a an article about it?
> strong support for core download journeys

> core download journeys

A bunch of my neurons experience a segfault each time I read these words. Just what kind of a twisted mind even invents those terms?
same as frozen eggs.

imagine leaving your late-parent insurance policy in a freezer, only to have a random error and outright negligence (power, etc) blow up your last chance of having kids, that you always dreamed of.

I can feel for those aspiring moms and dads
In almost all NAT implementations, public-side ports are dynamically assigned, which implies that inbound connections aren't possible (unless port forwarding is explicitly configured).

Is that really conceptually so different from a stateful firewall allowing inbound packets only for established connections/flows?

"NATs are good because otherwise people wouldn't have any firewalls" is a tired take, yes, but I don't see the point being needlessly pedantic about the semantics of NAT vs. stateful firewalls when in this case, the effect is the same: No inbound packets without prior outbound packets (or a connection establishment for TCP).
> I generally don't get why the bottom space is not used anymore. Long time ago every browser had a fixed status bar on bottom that could be used to show metrics.

We are talking about the company considering removing the URL from the address bar[0] so I'm not sure why they would want to provide more information for the user in the status bar. I expect they will tell you you just don't need it[1].

[0] https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/08/13/google-resumes-its-...

[1] https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/58833523/bottom-sta...
It's not about "having preferences"; it's about the fact that this man clearly despises women. And normal people find that disturbing and distasteful.
Out of nowhere, India requires PC and server makers to get an import license
Historically, most males never got to reproduce.

https://psmag.com/environment/17-to-1-reproductive-success

As soon as you remove our self-imposed social rules, we revert to our natural instincts, where a few males copulate, but rarely bond, with the majority of females. This leads to unhappy bonds where some of the less desirable males take care of females and offspring that is not theirs, while the rest of the males just get angry at the world and start fighting. A great way to build an army (e.g. Daesh) is to promise angry young involuntarily celibate males a bunch of virgins. You can also use their dissatisfaction to make a bunch of money, with the promise that they are becoming more desirable as they consoom more product (see Andrew Tate).

> We predict that imposing monogamous marriage reduces male reproductive competition and suppresses intra-sexual competition, which shrinks the size of the pool of low-status, risk-oriented, unmarried men. These effects result in (i) lower rates of crime, personal abuse, intra-household conflict and fertility, and (ii) greater parental investment (especially male), economic productivity (gross domestic product (GDP) per capita) and female equality.

https://theconversation.com/society-wide-benefits-of-monogam...
Don't expect a good answer. That brand of skepticism is performative rationality devoid of actual critical thinking.
A couple notables from my collection:

Hey, C'mon: https://www.viruscomix.com/page528.html
The Human Race: https://viruscomix.com/page531.html
So Mature: https://viruscomix.com/page532.html
Sexier Th>n: https://viruscomix.com/page542.html
Copper: https://www.boltcityproductions.com/copper

There are other another honorable mentions, but I was not able to find the original URLs, so I didn't add them here.

I'm intrigued by human nature and why are we the way we are, and search for a calmer, more peaceful self inside me. Apparently meditation helps a lot.
It's been a problem since smartphones became widespread and people got addicted to them. And quite frankly the theater workers don't get paid enough to enforce the rules.

Just one of many reasons going to movies isn't really worth it anymore, unless you're really in the mindset you want to go and having lights shining / jostling around in your peripheral vision won't annoy you.
When you know your opponent has counterstrike capability, first strike stops being rational.
We will never know, but maybe they receive some governmental pressure to never publish and pretend the research lead nowhere so that their country only gets the benefit.

But the rogue scientist wanted to share it with the entire world.

It would make for a nice movie.
Musk is one of the last people you should think that of.

Jamie Dimon - yeah sure.

Musk? Really? Why? Probably because he takes a political stance? Funnily enough so does bezos and Zuckerberg but on the other side.

But I don’t see how musks contribution to society is a net negative.
Gatling Lasers Incoming
Looks like research is almost complete. Get ready for the new unit type.
Today I went to work, worked in the garden, made dinner, cleaned the dishes and waited for the world to end.
Thanks for all the downvotes, they prove my point brilliantly.
Nah man but it's his gut feeling that all women are "sluts" with 37 partners by the time they enter college, we gotta respect that /s

I've no patience for this talk. Repressing your natural sexual feelings and inculcating shame and guilt about your body is disastrous. Condoms and medical progress got us safe sex, and women's lib got us proper consent: the two only requirements to go ahead and have a good time.

He has his preferences. That's okay! But he should make peace with his views instead of trying to shame 20 year olds for (gasp!) fucking each other.
Your site lists Linux Vulkan as "Support in 3rd party drivers not guaranteed" when its supported by every driver relevant for gaming. The same comment is there for Linux OpenGL which is just plainly absurd. Not a site anyone should use as a reference.
> In many circles, if I were to say that I wanted to be more fit in order to attract the kinds of people I'm attracted to, the main answer I would get is that I shouldn't feel the need to change anything about myself

This sounds more like red-state FOX News fantasy than reality. Like when my uncle says, “Portland is a war zone” despite me living here and him living 3,000 miles away.
This isn’t an alloy, it’s an ionic bond. Any acidic solution would dissolve it, releasing lead ions into solution.
FYI: you can use the x.com hostname when linking to tweets, e.g. https://x.com/andrewmccalip/status/1687405505604734978
Since observing a SquashFS image outperforming others when doing PDB database processing, I await Linux boot images to all switch to compressed read-only filesystems.

Kernel image files already use bzimage for a long time.

That would make it boot much faster, and use less memory than ISO:

https://blog.sigma-star.at/post/2022/07/squashfs-erofs/

First step of system installation on Ubuntu (Debian) is uncompressing the filesystem. Why not use compressed FS for this purpose too, and shorten the whole process to few seconds?
Of course there’s a correlation between number of divorces and number of partners. If you stay married you are less likely to have more partners lol. It’s the reverse of the cause you’re implying.
Those are the original authors pieces, who obviously have secret know-how that they are going to sell for many $millions rather than give out for free.
We should discourage the use of walled-gardens for public discussion anyway. Otherwise nothing changes ever.
The only scam here is the battery train. You can simply electrify the rail lines fully and eliminate all battery needs. That is the obvious solution. At least hydrogen makes sense for rail lines with no electrification.
I've been using Ventoline (the GSK brand name they use for Albuterol or Salbutamol depending on your location), to control my asthma for years. I used to use the variant with propellant but I switched of it to the one without. The main reason I switched was environmental concerns (https://www.bbc.com/news/health-50215011).

But after switching I find that for me, inhalers without propellant works just as well or better than the ones without.

Since the propellant seems to be the problem in this case. It could be worth checking if the generics or even the GSK non propellant ones, are cheaper than the other one in the USA?
the difference between doers versus academics has never been demonstrated more beautifully
>I know this must be normal product manager-speak

Why we ever let this kind of meandering marketing speak become 'normal' is beyond me. I deal with these types of PMs every day at work, and with all due disrespect they live in an isolation chamber. They will drop insane acronyms they made up from their niche projects in front of customers and other teams without defining them. They will reference their important OKRs without ever showing where to read them. They ignorantly assume everybody is involved in their niche scope. And somehow these are the best people to talk to 'stakeholders'?
How about the misery of a loved one going untreated, undiagnosed and dismissed by physicians with a facile understanding of chronic multi system disease dynamics. People who do that are usually ones who cannot find physical relief elsewhere.
* generic
Please do! That’s my favorite book! I love your other posts too
Interesting enough, I think Oppenheimer needed slightly more sex. There's a part of the movie where he's called a womanizer, yet the movie shows him having two relations (both of them serious) plus an implied flirt with a third woman.

According to the biography the movie is based on [1] Oppenheimer "once had half a dozen lovers on the go". That is definitely not the impression I got from the movie.

[1] https://www.telegraph.co.uk/films/0/truth-oppenheimer-cillia...
We’ve survived for a few millennia so I think your sentiment is valid - it’s more likely that “good black swan” events happens more often that “disastrous black swan” events.
Bear in mind that the list is focused on economic impact, which overlaps but is not coterminous with happiness impact.
Do we really care if they confirm it in a week or two ? Are we on a hurry ? I don't know anything bout supraconductors but given the number of failing attempts to repicalte (and the number succeeding), I would not be suprised if it'd take quite some time before we can be certain. Moreover, we'll need a consensus among all the people who understand the subject. So, a week or even a month won't make any difference.

We're not talking about a vaccine.
A popular statistical advice is to meet N people (30..100), determine the level of “bestness” (ignoring extraordinary anomalies) and then to continue until you find something like that again. Calculating chances of being that last person is left as an exercise to the reader.
Hole punching requires cooperation by the application that wants to be reached. That's not quite the same thing as turning off a firewall (or equivalently, port forwarding).
This assumes having a long couple relationship is necessary for humans.

Maybe the next generations will evolved in ways that means they are very happy without the structure of the couple.

Other structures exist.
Nothing wrong with applying tried and tested UI elements, that's how the majority of GUI software is built.

Coming up with a long winded article about how you invented a new way of managing your downloads and how great you are for coming up with this new way of doing things when you actually mostly copied your main competitor's UI is disengenious.
the really amazing part of the LK99 is that you don't any big name with access to some national labs to demonstrate that for you, all you need is some high school lab equipments and some very basic understanding of the subject.
have a link to any of these openings?
China had to backtrack some green energy goals for the sake of energy security and they're the largest green energy manufacturing country.

Not everything is an oil company conspiracy. Some things just take time...
Smartphones existed before the iPhone, but Apple blew the market open.
This need show HN:
Does it help?
> I'll argue that thinking you'll live again if you get chronically frozen requires as much faith as believing you'll live again in an afterlife.

It actually requires more because there are numerous documented cases of the dead coming back to life within certain religious ontologies whereas cryonics is only a potential resurrection in the future with no precursor. Imagine a Christian doctrine of the Resurrection of the Dead without the Empty Tomb.
A Mac is a PC.
Looking at their website, they also do "Brain-only Cryopreservation" (which is €60k instead of €200k).

For those who think that normal cryopreservation is too easy.

[Insert Futurama reference here]
Honestly ... that's more of a response than most places will give
A while back I noticed the "redpill" community on Reddit. Of course... ugh... some of those people have issues.

Nonetheless, the fact is that there are people out there with issues. There are people desperate to find love, desperate to get out of their miserable lonely lives. Many in their thirties or even forties.

If you strip away the superficial surface misogyny, at least some of the community has a valid point to make, and often scientifically backed: the way we live, how we're set up as a society, and how we find partners is not how the human species evolved. Modern lifestyles are ridiculously distorted compared to how our hunter-gatherer ancestors... no wait... that gives the wrong impression. Our lifestyles are ridiculously distorted compared to how the species did things for millions of years right up until a mere hundred years ago. A handful of generations! Just go read a Jane Austen book, for crying out loud! People used to get married in their teens, and being single in your early twenties was considered shameful.

What's especially bizarre to me is that the science that the redpill community managed to scrape together is not a lot and of low quality. There just isn't much research on "how to find a good partner" or "how to make yourself more attractive to the opposite sex".

I can go to arXiv right now and find a stack of papers on how to optimise a neural net, but I doubt I would find even one paper on how to optimise one's chances of finding a spouse and starting a family.

More importantly, it's not only not researched, it's also not taught, not talked about, and even outright taboo. I studied algebra, but not marriage. That's just not a "subject" that exists in the education system.

If you can ignore the minority of crazies, the redpill people have some good, actionable advice. It's the singular source of information on the topic that the mainstream scientific and educational systems have refused to even acknowledge as worthy of discourse, let alone study.

It's still hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that we teach people to multiply matrices with pencil and paper[1], but not how to find a life partner and start a family. We just assume that they magically know how to do that well. You know, based on their experience... from their past lives... or something? Meanwhile we've turned on "hard mode", but you'll be fine son!

[1] What percentage of the human race has ever needed to multiply together two matrices? What percentage needed to find a partner? Yeah...
New Zealand’s military ‘not in a fit state’, government says
Cats kill 2.4b birds a year? Buildings kill 600m? These numbers are completely unbelievable. Were the made up in a left-wing think tank staffed entirely by birds?
That batch seems to be a dud:

https://twitter.com/andrewmccalip/status/1687425301184393216

"Reaction looks like garbage. Very incomplete"
Yes, but similarly you could connect a computer screen to a server. The idea behind separating desktop computers is, as mentioned above, that it is a particular platform a lot of us are interested in. I imagine neither me or you are typing these comments on a server or a Steam Deck.
> If you are going to compare countries you have to do it per capita because the environment does not care about arbitrary political boundaries.

The environment doesn’t care about your population, either. If population is large and total pollution is high, it’s a problem. If population is small and total pollution is low, it’s fine. If population is small and total pollution is high, it’s a problem. If population is large and total pollution is low, it’s fine.

A more rational approach than an arbitrary reward for overpopulation is to look at pollution per square kilometer of land.
> The people going after "eternal" life right now are people with access to practically unlimited funding.

Yup, and they'll only know their methods are safe if they get the rest of us to try it out en mass.

> They are immune to guillotines operated by peasants.

> The only thing they don't have protection against is Government forces. With their armies of lobbyists, and other bought influence they have, they are also, largely, protected against those as well.

What makes them different from the French royal family, who basically were the government?
The first pre-print came out on 22 July (if I am not mistaken). Not enough time has passed pure and simple.

If I was an academic working on this, I would be following the Sagan Standard and triple checking my results before claiming anything.

I think we are all suffering from 24 hour news cycles. The work in China and now Varda is very exciting but they are warp speed developments.
That you're too lazy/cheap to get a custom scream is indeed a little off-putting. Imagine if we did this with sentences, reactions or action sequences.
Unironically, roman era concrete has been recently re-discovered (as in: understood how to reproduce) and this is very significant because roman-era-style concrete gets stronger with time instead of deteriorating as the regular concrete does.
It's really disappointing that no other US lab has engaged with the public in the same manner. Regardless of the outcome, I think seeing things get built and experimented with in mostly real-time is a massive source of inspiration.
it was a deleted scene. also, maybe people forget these things, but it was common for many people to watch these old movies on TV, where they were heavily edited.
Really? You're looking at the graph, showing a clear and frankly ominous anomaly, especially in the context of the clear wording around "the oceans should be warmest in March, not August", and this is your response? Well done.
You can claim anything is easy this way. Just take the easiest subset of a problem, and show how easy it is. I find that to be a pointless argument.
The problem is they needed academics to show them what to do.