skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oh yeah, I think I know what you're talking about - I can practically hear it right now.
Drive-by downloads? /s
I’m trying to get my young daughter into the movies and have seen quite a few this year.

We see movies a couple weeks after their release and go mid-week (a 7pm-ish show after I’m done with work). Often the theater is empty. When there have been people nobody used a cell phone or did behavior that was distracting. (BTW bringing a 4yr old to the movies usually means we are the annoying group, like when my daughter singing the songs in the Little Mermaid.)

So my guess is that this behavior is likely limited to opening weekends at popular movies where telling someone you were there by posting a photo on social media is part of the experience for them.
People who have more relationship experience can recognize when a relationship isn't living up to what it could be, unexperienced people are just ignorant. It's hard for the grass to always be greener when you live in a windowless box.

Attractive people fuck, news at 11.

People get jealous/insecure when they feel like they're not living up to their partner's experiences/expectations. This is totally a HUGE problem, and also people should never eat any fancy or exotic food because then they'll be disappointed they can't afford to eat it all the time and affordable food has been ruined forever.
I think in the context of "both of us are dating people that have been sleeping with others for two decades", but then followed up with "how special should I feel that I'm her 23rd", and then in another comment specifically calling out women who were 'giving it up' in their 20s even though it appears he was doing much the same...

It reads to me a lot more like a double standard and some old school misogyny than it does anything about supportive energy.

To go to your analogy, person A and B have had about the same number of failed past relationships. Taking that in isolation there's no reason to think that either of them is going to be less inclined than the other to offer support or help work through rough patches in the relationship, even if we allow for the notion that having more partners is a negative there.

But Person A has just decided that Person B is worth less to him than someone who hadn't had previous partners, and judged them for their behaviour when they were younger, even though they did the same themselves.
There's some very interesting technology for making turbine blades that are effectively single-crystal objects that might just come into play, if that's the case.
You probably mean "denying the facts", because being sceptical about the news should be normal for independent thinkers.
A slight nitpick, but I like how we went from Scheme's "define" over the classic "defun", through Clojure's "defn" and Bel's "def" to PicoLisp's "de". Looking forward to seeing the next S-expression language defining functions with "d".
This is not new ground, there was a mediocre book that makes most of the same allegations, but more focused on plum island called lab 257 (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/385040.Lab_257)

While not a great book, there were two elements I found compelling 1) a heat map of Lyme prevalence can basically be drawn with plum island at the center, 2) the us government did bio weapons tests, using ticks as a disease vector, on ways of killing an enemy’s livestock supply (and hence crippling their food supply).
Password Managers as Ethical Hacking Tools
Wearables, ultimately, are an expiremental product. Neither the users not the developers really know what the application is.

So... I think we should go easy on the dunking. These things must be tried to succeed. Failures like Google glass get so much criticism no one wants to try.

That said, these give us to types of (maybe instructive) failure. Glass looked too much like a headcam to be used casually. These put looks first, but aren't responsive enough.

The application both products targeted is there proverbial deep end. The bar is very high for a device mounted on your face as part of daily life.

Performance has to be flawless. The frustration caused by a small lag, voice recognition or whatnot is extremely magnified relative to a phone or pc. Same for aesthetics, comfort, etc.

All that without a very clear picture of how people will use the device.

I do think there's room to succeed in this space, but I think the innovations need to come in steps. Going for the mass-production, mass-appeal, everyday usage device before you have a successful predecessor... You need to hit multiple bulls eyes.

A sports, adventure or camera centric product has much better odds. Those activities already allow "gear."

The problem is that it's a race to the ultimate product, and making an intermediate may be just free market research for apple/meta/etc.
I would drink about a pot of coffee per day as a teenager, throughout the day. Never had any impact on my sleep either, which I always assumed was just tolerance.

Turns out once medicated, if I have caffeine after about 15:00 I’m in for a bad night. Brains are extremely weird.
According to Wikipedia, the material was invented in 1999.
yeah this is a very bad incel kind of view by the GP. I want my sexual partners to have had as much experience as they wish, I dont have some weird virgin fetish.
The status quo for a Django site right now is that everyone that uses it needs to pick a framework themselves. That includes evaluating the "state of js frameworks" and knowing about all the tradeoffs. That's a lot of mental load for a web framework that claims "batteries included".
At this point there are enough note taking app options out there that are really just a fancy interface on top of text/markdown files that I have a really hard time ever considering any ecosystem that locks my notes into their own data system. I do see an export function here, but it is unclear whether or not that export to text files or just to the PDFs.

I use Obsidian, and I would love for it to be Open Source, but I take comfort in the fact that at any moment I can just delete the app and start editing my notes in any application that can interpret text files.
If you are a better athlete than me, you are doping. Or some such logic. Some people have more sex than others, both are good.
Let me add a pearl to that necklace (TL;DR: Morgellons disease is linked to Lyme disease):

> Exploring the association between Morgellons disease and Lyme disease: identification of Borrelia burgdorferi in Morgellons disease patients

> Morgellons disease (MD) is a complex skin disorder characterized by ulcerating lesions that have protruding or embedded filaments. Many clinicians refer to this condition as delusional parasitosis or delusional infestation and consider the filaments to be introduced textile fibers. In contrast, recent studies indicate that MD is a true somatic illness associated with tickborne infection, that the filaments are keratin and collagen in composition and that they result from proliferation and activation of keratinocytes and fibroblasts in the skin. Previously, spirochetes have been detected in the dermatological specimens from four MD patients, thus providing evidence of an infectious process.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5072536/

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25879673/

Allow me to place the necklace around your neck now:

> Grossman added Kris Newby, an "excellent science writer connected to Stanford University," wrote a book in 2019 featuring interviews with Willy Burgdorfer, who is credited with the discovery of the microbe causing Lyme disease, and the book exposed that Burgdorfer had earlier "developed bioweapons for the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD)."

http://www.news.cn/english/2021-08/25/c_1310146419.htm

The book: https://www.amazon.com/Bitten-History-Disease-Biological-Wea...

> As a science writer, she was driven to understand why this disease is so misunderstood, and its patients so mistreated. This quest led her to Willy Burgdorfer, the Lyme microbe’s discoverer, who revealed that he had developed bug-borne bioweapons during the Cold War, and believed that the Lyme epidemic was started by a military experiment gone wrong.
Could this type of modeling be used to generate segmentations of images?
As someone new to the Twitter sphere - could some help me understand Nitter?
the 1000 C furnace is nothing to sneeze at either.
I like doing 6502 assembly on my Apple II+ (clone), and just assembled a PX 16C kit, which is a clone of the HP 16C calculator. Really great for hex and binary, and all sorts of bit manipulations. One day I may buy an actual HP 16C, but I couldn't get myself to spend the money on one just yet. I have the PX sitting next to my Apple II and it's great.

I also have an HP-41C, a 48S, and a Sharp PC-1500, because I'm a nerd.
Experience: Scammers used AI to fake my daughter’s kidnap
Those things are absolutely fucking useless. I've taken to just popping the top off to press the button down. Fortunately I don't need to use my inhaler more than once every few months but when I do need it it's incredibly frustrating.
ChatGPT for Fashion Industry: New Opportunities and Challenges
No. Self driving cars are better now.

In addition to this, Cities are more open to changing which rules cars should follow. The effects of climate change are more visible, and the effects of polluted air are better known.
The best part is opening the file explorer with a single click of the folder icon.
The startup ABC of concepts and terms to avoid
The irony is that you've just said more-or-less the opposite of what is actually the case.

This is the equivalent of not teaching chemistry, and then someone who's dabbled in alchemy piping up and saying: "Why bother with all that, it's not that hard, just combine earth and water!"

The reality is that the "assholes" get the hottest women. I put that in quotes because that's the superficial impression, not a nuanced statement. It's valid though. There are women who get married to murderers on death row. These are sexy, beautiful women. Meanwhile "nice guys" are single into their thirties and complaining about it on Reddit.

Even a casual perusal of either anthropology or evolutionary biology should dissuade you from any such silly Disney(tm) approved notions.

Women maximise their reproductive success by partnering with killers. Hunters that are capable of bringing home the bacon, but just short of being psychopaths and killing her and her children. A little bit of violence is acceptable.

Being "nice" and "polite" doesn't work. As a random set of examples, people here on HN will generally acknowledge either Trump and/or Elon as being unmitigated asses, right? They've both had multiple wives and a bunch of kids.

What does that tell you?

Are you going to do chemistry, or alchemy? Magic, or science? Are you getting dating advice from Women's Weekly, or Nature?
Also Simplenote from the Automattic folks: https://simplenote.com/developers/
Still going to use firefox anyway. :)
As I get older (nearing 60 now) I think more and more along those lines.

Simpler really is better. The hamster wheel includes career and money, but it also includes family-- sacrificing upward mobility for simplicity and longevity may often be the right choice.
This is more of a story of how many people can be conned into buying garbage hardware with software under someone else's control, and not get refunded.
There is no such thing as "objectively good looking", beauty is a subjective thing based on past experiences.
this lets me do what I want by it's bad because hacker news told me crypto can't be useful for anything
Why? What will be the consequences besides the two mentioned in the aricle (sharks may become more aggressive, and some fish and wales may move in search of cooler waters)?
I followed the example from my MacBookPro (Big Sur 11.7.09) using terminal. It would not allow me to spec an interval under 0.1.
$ ping -c 4 -i 0.1 218.101.61.162
PING 218.101.61.162 (218.101.61.162): 56 data bytes
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
64 bytes from 218.101.61.162: icmp_seq=0 ttl=54 time=212.910 ms
64 bytes from 218.101.61.162: icmp_seq=1 ttl=54 time=201.219 ms
64 bytes from 218.101.61.162: icmp_seq=2 ttl=54 time=204.627 ms
64 bytes from 218.101.61.162: icmp_seq=3 ttl=54 time=203.737 ms

--- 218.101.61.162 ping statistics ---
4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0.0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max/stddev = 201.219/205.623/212.910/4.389 ms
$ ping -c 4 -i 0.09 218.101.61.162
ping: -i interval too short: Operation not permitted
yeah that's stupid. We can discuss if Android is a real linux OS or another OS based on a linux kernel, but there is absolutely no doubt that steam OS is a linux OS with a customized windows manager
Words change their meanings and it currently denotes a disgusting misogynistic group. The usage you refer to is only the dog whistle they run under, similarly to nazis.
Okay still stuck in peer review then
If you really want to go there I'll ask the following question: Europeans colonised the Americas and Oceania and lived - and live - there but they are still accused of living on 'stolen' land. Given your statements on the Mughals I assume the same holds true here? What about Europeans in e.g. South Africa, comparing racial apartheid (South Africa) to religious apartheid [1] (Mughal empire)?

Another thing to consider: had I posted something critical of some western coloniser instead of an islamic one it is unlikely there would have been any discussion on the subject as it is considered bon ton to do so - which goes straight back to my reason for posting in the first place.

[1] "The religious policy of the Mughal emperors", https://www.rarebooksocietyofindia.org/book_archive/19617421...
I think the way you are thinking of death is sadly too common, but also profoundly materialistic and selfish.

Science doesn't really tell us what happens to your consciousness after death. It doesn't say much of anything about your consciousness at all - in fact, it is still largely mystified as to why you aren't just a flesh robot following straightforward evolutionary imperatives with maybe a little quantum randomness thrown in. What you think about your conscious mind largely comes down to belief, and it looks like you believe that there is nothing more than the flesh robot, which I guess has some emergent properties that result in a conscious mind. If there really is nothing to it but what we have observed, then that's true, but there are a lot of things in the universe that we haven't observed, and this may be one of them. For all we know, any one of the religions could be right about life after death or the existence of some sort of "soul," including yours, which denies the existence of one.

As to selfishness, why spend the $100k+ on having your body frozen rather than passing that along to your descendants? Do you believe that there's something special about you and/or inadequate about other people that makes your greed over a chance at a few more years of life worth the money and time you are taking from them? Why is life about what will "do me much good"? Is that all you think your life is worth? It's just about accruing a bunch of stuff so that you can hopefully spend it on becoming immortal before your clock runs out?

There has always been a slice of the elite that thinks they can cheat death by doing this, and usually it doesn't go well. Usually, they are also part of some weird cult, too, that convinces them that they can beat the odds. Is this time different because instead of drinking lead or drying your body, you've chosen to freeze it instead?

Death is ultimately a natural part of life, and I guess the unknown part of it is so terrifying that we spend so much of life futilely trying to prevent it. I think it's a lot better to embrace the fact that you get about 100 years on this rock to advance the state of the world as much as you can before passing the job of being its steward onto the next generation.
Why do people need an excuse so? Just liking casual sex is fine, no excuse or justification needed whatsoever.
The warmer the water, the less oxygen it contains. Probably why the cold polar waters are teaming with life.
>I don't think anyone believes being sympathetic or hot is sufficient to sustain a relationship.

I didn't claim you do. The point made is about "How promiscuous either of you were [...] before you met will have no bearing [...]" Which doesn't stay particularly well exacty because of the thing on which we both agree.

>you can part ways without sacrificing your health, livelihood, social status or wellbeing

Whay's "good" is obviously subjective to your life goals. But both parting ways, and being alone is well-known to incur costs on one's health, livelihood, social status, and well-being. It also negatively impacts kids if there are any. There's a limited number of cases where staying together is just too bad, but it doesn't mean that high divorce rate is nothing to care about (societally), or one's particular divorce is fine (personally).
Except many if not most (at least in the past) chose a Mac for the software first and the hardware second. I know I did. And I’ve also been using desktop Linux begrudgingly beside it, ever since it existed. Windows too, though I’ve lately removed any need for that.
I liked Casey Neistat's review. The idea is not bad but the picture quality is horrible (and it's very apt comparison that is nowhere near good as even an iPhone 5 from 2012). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF3iysOyelg

Honestly I'd buy one of these. We already have GoPros on helmets so a camera in a sunglass would be pretty nice. Well as long as it makes good pictures at least.
I'm curious what companies stand to gain the most from this discovery... I understand the promises of LK-99, but where do you think where we'll see it be applied first?
They are in the sense that anything one would want to do with a venv, they can do with trivial effort. You don't need the activate script, you can just set PATH, PYTHONHOME and/or PYTHONPATH and be done with it.
In MPAA-land, hacking a breast off with a machete is R-rated, but kissing it earns you an instant X (well, NC-17).
> feel the drive to be lighter and lighter to be more attractive.

Gaining and maintaining some muscle is clearly beneficial (and is actually much easier to do for a significant fraction of the population) but somehow this "lightness" paradigm is so pervasive... And anorexia even doesn't look good imo.
I agree on licking fingers because that's disgusting, and maybe chewing loudly, but popcorn is very traditional in movies. Interesting point though.
"up to a certain limit".... which is being passed.....???
The risk of transmitting HIV during unprotected penis-in-vagina sex is less than 1 in 1000. With protection it's even lower. And if the HIV-positive one is on meds it's also very protective.
These aren't contradictions really. The economy contracting by 2% doesn't we're all doomed any more than an expansion by 2% means everything is perfect for everybody. The latter is generally better (or at least no worse) for everybody, but "better" doesn't mean "good" much less "perfect".
Ubuntu 23.04 ships with Linux 6.2.

Mint and Ubuntu LTS ship with a 5.x kernel at the moment, so that may be the problem. Normal Ubuntu is updated enough to work, but many people will probably prefer the LTS release lest they need to update every 9 months.
That seems to be made up as you would have discovered that there is no major money prediction market besides Polymarket, which was linked above.
What's cognitive about this AI any more than other AIs?
past a certain point it will only help algae, and they tend to kill marine life if they grow out of hand. Also warmer water means less oxygen.
you listed mostly just rock music - IMHO rock music was always more horny than different genre. But these days pop music or even k-pop is more horny if not for the lyrics then for artist how they dress, how they look. Today music is not what you hear in the radio but video (youtube) is the integral part of music
> If I have to use some third party launcher to make up for what it lacks, I might as well use steam

Devil's advocate: Epic allows you to use third party FOSS clients, Valve never did.
nitpick : picolisp is from 1988
I’ve tried all sorts of notes apps but for some reason always gravitate back to native apple notes 90% of the time to quickly save stuff.
Is it possible to distinguish SC levitation from diamagnetism, based on this experiment?
An argument probably could be made for normal run of the mill improvements and confirmations that make the scientific state of the art move inch-by-inch versus such ground breaking discoveries that has the potential to help the world to such a big degree. They could very well write their finding in a way that we claim we discovered that this works, these features work, but we suspect these may also work, and XYZ needs to be tested further and those are reserved for future work either they themselves are doing are can be sped up by others participating. They still get the claim as the pioneers for the discovery(rightly so), and still accelerate the rate of practicality.

The only problem would be if they worded it in a sensational way without evidence to backup their claims like almost all battery tech seems to be these days "we discovered a solid state battery that will change the world, make EVs, flying planes, ships, trucks and remote control toys orders of magnitude cheaper, faster, safer blah blah ** once we figure out how to get it working in real world conditions and test it for real. We were talking about possibilities extrapolated from our little theoretical progress."

I still believe the scientific community is smart and moral to accept statements held true by evidence. Scoffs are reserved for hyperbolic claims.

To make my argument, see the recent paper on achieving energy positive nuclear fusion - the authors didnt wait until they could achieve Nett energy positive condition (where total energy to the system is lower than what was produced). They published when they achieved energy to the reaction < energy output from the reaction which was a big deal in itself eventhough the practical goal would be achieved in future by building upon this..
Twitter is so slow to load on mobile that it's faster to hand-replace "twitter.com" with "nitter.nl" than to wait for the load time and the close the multiple pop-ups.
And yet, I keep using TextEditor (macOS default text editor) in plain text and, when syncing is needed, Simplenote.

Sometimes people overcomplicate things that are, in essence, pretty simple.
Can you point out regions of the oceans where water so hot that sea life can barely exist?
Sounds like the prequel of Idiocracy
These are some nasty implementation bugs, but honestly, there are some way more serious design issues at hand here.

A user-configured VPN should not run as root and affect networking for the entire system; the whole VPN process should run in its own network namespace with no more privileges beyond those of the user activating it. Processes that need to use the VPN (rather than clearnet) should be attached to that same network namespace. If necessary, you can even avoid attaching a NAT (e.g.: slirp4netns) to the namespace so that if the VPN dies there is no data leakage.

I get that running things as root has a bit more performance, but compromising on security for the sake of performance doesn't sound like the right approach for this kind of software.
According to a recent Freakonomics episode, educational campaigns don’t work. What does work? Traffic cameras.

What might also work? Sending their info to their insurance company. I would be in favor of this. I don’t want to be in the same risk pool as these recklessly dangerous drivers.
That's a play money market
Don't tell anyone whats polite when you post like that.