skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I mean my intention was to go pure, hence finding the Docker IPv6 registry and doing the IPv6 stuff with the bridge interface.

My hope is folks know of workarounds and I’ll do them and update the post.
it sucks, it really does, but why is it so hard for people to understand this?
Ah I didn't realize they were doing "paid acquisition"
In 1998 Assembly programmers who typically participated in Demo competitions did a series of size coding challenges. The first one was a Snake game (Nibbles), all in a DOS environment. The winning entry was 48 bytes long.

https://hugi.scene.org/compo/compoold.htm#compo1

There were also some creative attempts that took less than 48 bytes and got disqualified. One of those encode the entire game in a series of empty folders using the folder names.

Edit: the original Hugo size coding competitions were created by Claus-Dieter Volko (Alias: Adok).

Edit: Typos
100% agree. It’s ridiculous that we need to gatekeep an onslaught of people ringing our phones and doorbells wanting to sell us or defraud us.
It wasn't even a replication by their own admission!

https://nitter.net/iris_IGB/status/1685774956330635264#m

They won't publish a preprint on their version because they think it would be "unfair"!

https://nitter.net/iris_IGB/status/1687020011548770304#m

Every post this person makes throws up more red flags. I have no idea why people believe any of their claims besides "haha anime girl"
Non-profit status and being publicly traded are orthogonal. There are tons of for-profit companies that aren’t publicly traded.
The Green Card Game
From my initial 5 minutes of getting setup with an existing install, it's all fairly easy.

# Requirements

- lz4
- zstd

# Building

git clone https://github.com/hydradatabase/hydra
cd hydra/columnar
./configure
make
make install

# Install

CREATE EXTENSION IF NOT EXISTS columnar;

The actual extension docs are at https://docs.hydra.so/concepts/using-hydra-columnar
And those that are left can't be played on an Intel Mac running macOS 13, because it's become unbearably sluggish. I'm booting into 10.15 now if I want to play a game that needs more than minimal resources.
Yes, unless you're a racist who restricts your definition of humans to white westerners... Most of the global human population still has values which are 'traditional' relative to the average white westerner, but white westerners often have a blind spot for that and reveal this blindspot when they say things like "the whole world" to mean western nations specifically, and "the rest of the world" to mean Europe but not America.
as an analogy, consider that renovating often is much more difficult and complex than new construction. As you build up you're making some irreversible moves, i.e. you build a door or a set of trusses, now you can't move a large piece through it anymore.
Attractiveness is definitely possible to influence. Consider the attractiveness of getting in shape, or a positive or interesting disposition.
HOTorNOT: The website that shaped the internet (2020)
Networking is overrated and probably not worth doing for most people
I don’t follow the number change problem. These people wouldn’t leave a message?
They are illegal in most states. But police don’t seem to care.
Reasons Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others
Titanium – By Brian Potter
What's the point of this attack? If you're using a .EML to display a link to a phishing page, surely a .PDF works just as well?
> What makes this a problem in the U.S., but not in Europe?

Setting up a business in Europe (for example in the Netherlands) requires significant paperwork. In the US, it's done in a few seconds. In the US, it requires years of court proceedings or (in this case) government agency investigation to shut down a business. (No idea how long that takes in Europe, but I hope your governments are more powerful than this.)

Regulation can be a good thing.
Understood - thanks. I think I managed to pick a side issue rather than a core issue. I think this is my real question:

Given libraries traditionally worked because books are not (easily) replicable, and so selling a library a book didn't mean a drop in sales particularly, how do you keep the same situation with open digital formats? How do you make the publishing economics work, outside of schemes such as Amazon's Kindle Unlimited?
What personal benefit does this gain someone to publish it so quickly? Is it just social media attention?
We definitely do, we just don't want to pay to string up wire thousands of miles, let alone superconducting wire. The difference between keeping 98% of the power that goes through a wire, or 100%, isn't the reason we don't do it. To quantify it further, the current US grid loses 5% to transmission losses which is just less than a cent per kWh.

Most power is generated in a centralized way anyways because it's much more efficient that way. The 'dregs' aren't connected because putting up the wire costs far more than the extra power yields. A few percentage points more efficient won't change the economics, especially if the wire is (a) lead and (b) dramatically more expensive.

3.5% per 1000km is respectfully, basically nothing. You'd get 85% of the power out of a line from SF to NY.

I'm not saying there aren't use cases for room temperature superconductors, I'm saying this is not one that's going to be top of the list.
One thing that wasn't mentioned here is Amazon will tell you you're interviewing for a SDE3 role, but when the offer comes, it says SDE2. If you ask about it, they'll give you some story about how "oh. we have to hire you as a 2 because of budgetary reasons, but we're giving you a 3 salary. you'll be automatically pro.oted to a 4 after 6 months."

This is, of course, complete bullshit.

No one is "automatically" promoted to an SDE3. You have to propose and complete a "project" - which you aren't allowed to complete on company time. Usually it's around 60-120 additional hours. Then there's a chance you might get promoted.

Amazon itself is filled with a collection of projects that people wrote in 60 or so hours, and are completely undocumented. Most are orphaned after a year.

Most SDE2s I knew who went through this process and completed their project weren't promoted and moved onto another company.
> This is VASTKY more popular and diverse now.

How do you measure diversity on HN?
I first read “suffer from some sort of object oriented solution”.
How would fusion increase our impact on the planet? Wouldn't it reduce our impact on the planet by decreasing the amount of carbon dioxide we release and eliminating oil extraction?
Please mention a stable non-Christian society you would like to migrate to.

The power to make decisions includes the power to make mistakes. Having more power doesn't automatically mean that every decision made with said power is for the better. Women aren't above criticism for their bad decisions.
Steam on macOS is soooooooooooo slow, the only reason I have it is for Steam Chat and even with just that open it's extremely laggy.
Gonna step aside from the root convo for a second here...

>... swear word...

I know that what I'm about to say doesn't necessarily apply to every vulgar word (eg, racial slang) given historical context, but specific to the word "shit", what's the difference between "shit" and "crap" or "poop"? Personally, I've struggled to understand why certain "swear words" are still considered as such, when the use of them is no different than their non-swear counterparts (eg, heck for hell, screw you for fuck you, dang/darn for damn, etc.). I'd be curious to see what other people think about this.
>It's unsurprising that basically any project that even comes close to seeming reputable is going to have attention.

Or, to put it another way, people in desperate circumstances are ripe for scams.
Except that Windows is the target OS emulated by Proton, which otherwise wouldn't have any games to run.
This WP article and parent’s video are both fun, I enjoyed this momentary rabbit hole. The video above claims there’s a difference between a Mondegreens and Eggcorns, which is that Eggcorns are mis-heard phrases that have the same meaning as the original, while Mondegreens change the meaning. Plus the video has a clip of the ‘Mondegreen’ song sung with a strong Scottish accent - check it out if you didn’t make it that far!
We don't depend on OpenAI, we can use LLaMA2 models.
Battling over Shrinking Physical Margin in Chips
A few people here are.

Apart from being obnoxious and immature, "enshittification" doesn't communicate any concept beyond "something turning into shit." Being both vague and emotionally charged, semantic drift is inevitable.
Protips: Museum networks with reciprocal memberships and passes from local libraries

There are a few networks of museums such that once you join one museum in one network you get member benefits (or discounts) to the other museums in that network.

The networks break down into: Arts [0], Science [1], and Children's museums [2] [3]. Bonus network: Zoos! [4]

These can be a great value - especially for families with kids that like to do these things frequently. Our family travels between the MA, NC, and FL and the memberships have been a big help.

[0] https://narmassociation.org

[1] https://www.astc.org/membership/find-an-astc-member/passport...

[2] https://findachildrensmuseum.org/reciprocal-network/

[3] https://childrensmuseums.org

[4] https://www.aza.org/join?locale=en

Join the local institution you will frequent the most as you sometimes get better discounts/value at your "home" location.

Finally, check your local library - many have free or reduced cost tickets/passes for local museums and other institutions.
I agree with you but it does feel so disappointing that there’s all this work going into something that’s just regularity arbitrage.

The USD does all the same things that you describe crypto as doing for Argentinians, so now they just have a more accessible version of that?

That’s what all the billions of VC funding is leading to?

I’m just really waiting for a use case where both the cryptography and the decentralized consensus actually matter, and I just haven’t seen one. It’s sad from a technologists standpoint, since right now we are kind of just making complicated systems for the sake of being complicated.
I also remember reading articles about film stocks on the same subject. But in light of the actual tangible harm caused to blacks, I think worries about the exact shade in photos, are basically overcompansating for things that should have been (or still should be) improved outside the realm of film stock/photo retouching...

Which makes it mostly american baggage. Other places who didn't have that history don't have much of an issue with whether a person is shown this or that exact shade in a photo, as it doesn't change anything, the same way making a white guy a little pinker doesn't change anything.
> Similarly, there's no scientific consensus on what consciousness even is.

It literally does not matter. We know that it is something that exists within the body, primarily if not exclusively the brain/nervous system. Therefor if the entire body dies you don't need any more information to know that consciousness is gone. It would require additional evidence to the contrary for one to take on the theory that consciousness somehow exists outside of the nervous system.

What you're saying just flat out does not matter. What consciousness is does not matter. If you destroy someone's brain you can be assured that consciousness ends.
Many of the best and great humans are lost to history without a name.

Fiat lux!
It's a free handout in a basketcase economy, with bells and whistles to take advantage of desperate people.
Why not? That would effectively bring emissions growth to 0. More carbon would start to be fixed then released into the atmosphere again due to growth in afforestation efforts. Within the next 5-10 years we would start to see negative greenhouse gas emissions growth. It's all about balancing the math so we fix more then is released. Stopping fossil fuel emissions shifts the curve towards fixation and greenhouse gas reductions.

As long as we continue to grow carbon fixation efforts without burning more fossil fuels we should head towards a negative growth trend and 350 ppm again.
elon is not rich, he is wealthy. and he is only wealthy because everyone gave tesla their money during the pandemic.
If you have trouble squaring being ypurself and accepting others with being polite, well, then I agree you have a problem. One that makes relationships of any kind, not just the romantic variety, almost impossible.

And no, us humans are not victims of our biology. Since one the few things in the bible I actually agree with, is the whole "god gave humans free will" bit, as intelligent, self-aware animals we can control our actions to an extent. Failing to so actually is a problem, I agree. But that is an individual problem, not a universal one.
I don't get "conservation" in the terms of art. They should keep art safe so that someday it may be seen? Why not let it be seen now?

I bet they could even lease out a fair amount of it with requirements of maintenance and some amount of public accessibility. That alone would drive down their costs at least.
It feels like humanity is walking the very thin line separating utter utopia and absolute hell.

And as technology is getting better, both of those outcomes become more probable.
This strikes me as incredibly unlikely from an evolutionary psychology perspective. Or even from a perspective that acknowledges the relative complexity between whatever system you are envisioning and the simple (mostly) monogamous couple.
Also https://aipctshop.com/ and https://www.reliablerxpharmacy.com/, as well as some "wholesale" distributors from China who sell directly to consumers.

Note that almost none of the drugs offered at these shops are FDA-approved. The Indian ones are mostly produced in accordance with the regulations of the local Indian counterpart to the FDA (generically, the NRA of the country is CDSCO). Some of the Indian drugs are counterfeits though, not produced in accordance with CDSCO rules but falsely labeled as such.

The Chinese chemical distributors are even less stringent -- for those you absolutely should provide your own QA/QC by getting an HPLC/etc test done by an independent lab ($100 or so per compound tested).
plenty of us are married with kids, weird extrapolation. you spent more time debating this on hn than you could've spent on our challenge. i'll chalk it up as bad prioritization :)
How "profitable" are we talking about here? The time expense of going to court can be pretty high, but for a high enough reward, I'd consider "falling for" many things!
I got to a size-5 snake and it stopped giving me apples. Cool though.
Yep, and that’s why I mentioned that the effect is “durable” rather than “morally correct.” My point is that I don’t think you’re going to get away from this preference. I’m not really addressing the moral value of it at all.
Which Cloud Provider to Start with in 2023
Rich Hickey is retiring from Nubank
And just like OS/2 "runs Windows apps better than Windows", it will only reinforce Windows strenght as the main OS game developers care about.
And if you're interested in buying an old toaster, this guy refurbishes them: https://www.toastercentral.com/

I have not actually bought a toaster from him, but I did buy a Sunbeam 1960s waffle maker/electric griddle. It works much better than my previous new waffle makers.
Tell a man to phish, and you can sell him phishing poles.
I am not sure what was special back in the 70's (I only started going int he 80's) but they were in a different building near the zoo back then. When the new building was built they had to pay for it with increased ticket costs.
This is very similar to advice on the internet given to people, "Just block the number that you got a spam call from."

Unfortunately, spam calls come from a new random number every time, ensuring that blocking the number doesn't work. Also, the number is spoofed, I even got a call from my own number once.

My understanding is they can easily just setup a new route/new ip/new account and start making calls again.
That's partly true, but also sometimes that was a problem.

In the same way mobile phones shouldn't have to worry about working with emergency services numbers as before we had mobile phones we were still calling them. In other words: it is sometimes better to do things that weren't done in the past.
> 01 the freezing costs power, which damages our planet.

You posted this via computer, which costs power, damaging the planet. Is that unethical?

(I would think any reasonable answer comes down to cost:benefit - but running a freezer doesn't actually use that much power, and obviously provides a benefit, even if you don't like that benefit)
You can use a smaller model for topic classification.
So, none?
Desktop computers are unusual nowadays, despite being a decent option. They are gone from non-gaming retail stores from what I can tell, so it's much more of an active decision to get.

It is true that if you try to reuse your 2003 Office install you will fail, but such unsupported and deprecated software will also cause trouble on a modern PC. Even if it runs, using an old version of Outlook is extremely unsafe...

Common end-user hardware does not require drivers nowadays either (not even printers due to IPPAnywhere and co., even though manufacturers still ship them for some reason).

Things are always hairy outside that though - macOS no longer permit kernel extensions, and you know you are in a dark place if DKMS gets involved on Linux.
I wonder if it depends on the pause in the voicemail automated reply. Their systems detect if someone is talking before connecting I believe, I pause before talking to unknown numbers and you usually get some white noise then it hangs up. Versus a real person who would probably say "Hello?!"
Don't bother with advice from here, get a coach to review video of you interacting with women, or go on group dates with someone who knows what they're doing and observe you and give you pointers.
I live near it and there is also a data center just next to the cryo facility [0] that was built around the same time. I sometimes jokingly say they are related and are training an AI with the frozen people.

[0] https://www.google.com/maps/dir/European+Biostasis+Foundatio...
A - Sure, there's no totally objective truth. There's societies on the planet where being as heavy as possible is/was thought to be attractive, or being covered in facial tattoos, or whatever else.

However, the basics of what is physically attractive within the society you live are likely straightforward enough that if your likeness is posed to 100 others, you'd get a pretty closely clustered set of ratings.

If your interests trend towards a particular subgroup/subculture you may wish to further optimize for what's generally more attractive to that group.

B - That seems obviously wrong? Physique, grooming, clothing, etc - virtually no one is at the upper bounds of what they can do in these kinds of areas and they have a massive effect on how physically attractive someone is viewed to be.

Sure, that doesn't mean that everyone can become the most attractive person on the planet that way....but they absolutely have the agency to influence how attractive they are to others, significantly.
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Just a heads up, a lot of public libraries have access to the ChiltonLibrary.

https://www.gale.com/c/chilton-library

Scroll down, click "Access through your library >>", get wrenching.
the point is - the corporation is fully owned and controlled by a nonprofit so it is essentially a part of the nonprofit. if you don't see this as a meaningful difference, I don't know how to help ya.
Well, when in America…
My quick calculation shows about 6e22 BTUs of energy hit the Earth every year, 5e17 BTUs consumed by us. So that's 0.01% of heat from our consumption. Total napkin math, but if it is in the ballpark, that's pretty negligible.
Pretty sure my iPhone isn't spying on me so Apple can extract more value.

And the first-gen iPhone didn't have a replaceable battery or screen either.

As far as I can tell, iPhones have only gotten better. And ever since Apple introduced the SE, they've become more affordable as well.

It's way better at being a phone than an old Nokia as well -- the convenience and sound quality of wireless earbuds, using higher-quality audio and background noise removal, is really something.
Reminds me of this piece jewel of a piece, there are deep cultural problems in the west:

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2014/04/russias-dipl...
Bank of America offers free admission to museums on the first Saturday of the month. The art museum near me has a special toddler morning that happens on the same day.
They're also a big problem here in New Mexico. I live on a heavily wooded lot of mixed pinyon and juniper. About half of my pinyon have died, and I've spent much of my free time in the last two years removing them. But the surrounding lots and the adjacent vast public lands have scary amounts of dead fuel on the ground. I'm preparing for a major fire as if it's inevitable and imminent, rather than just another risk. My previous home insurance company doubled my rates so I moved to another ... which my agent tells me, has already withdrawn insurance underwriting from much of the area.

The pinyon that are left tend to be the ones that grow closely with the juniper, which is somehow protective. Removing dead trees seems to slow down the disease in nearby trees, so it acts like a spreading infection. I'm told that the bark beetles are usually controlled by die-offs in winter cold snaps, and we just haven't had the necessary cold snaps in recent winters.
> I'm not curious about asahi anymore

considering your message and tone, I think they're glad. they are blocking HN users for a reason lol
I read it as "max number of times that more than one request was in flight at a time".
There would have to be a lot of cognitive dissonance to be illegally trans yet self identity as "ethnically soviet" on a social media bio.
This comment is completely against our guidelines. Find some other way to communicate disagreement or find somewhere else.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> But I myself won't live to see the worst of it.

It may all collapse earlier than you think. We seem to observe year after year that it is changing faster than what our models conservatively predicted.

We're not talking about a hundred years, we're talking about decades. If we don't change society in a major way in the next 2 decades, we're pretty much done.

Most people alive today will live to see how bad it gets (and many of them won't survive it if we keep on doing nothing).
Only because I was responding to an oddly offensive take.
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On top of the 150% annual inflation and the government making it almost illegal to buy USD, the general population has basic knowledge of cryptocurrency and they are not afraid of sharing biometric data. Government-owned apps (taxes, healthcare, etc.) require your biometric data, and any app that integrates with public finance, healthcare, etc. is also required to scan your biometric data.
https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=36987497
Verifiable Encryption on the Blockchain
Exactly. It should also be ubiquitous to shorten GNU/Linux to GNU in the context of not being Android, Alpine, or other Linux-based operating systems.
They pained individual pieces before assembly but that was included in the total construction time.
We aren't bound to just this planet though. Not everyone has to live here. Not every industry has to operate here. Power doesn't have to be generated, or consumed, here.