skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's kind of like TikTok trend of low energy / depression meals.
Here is the guy in question - a non-anonymous person publicly posting child porn to Twitter who then got suspended. Then Elon Musk took a personal interest in the situation, removed the tweet and restored the account.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/07/27/twitter...

I guess we will see if there’s any further action against the guy who tweeted it. But we are in a pretty bizarre situation now where accounts like @elonjet (the account that tweeted when his jet took off and landed anywhere) and Chad Loder (journalist covering the far right) are suspended and someone posting child porn gets a pass.

Again, it’s entirely up to Elon what he does with Twitter/X as he owns it. It’s just really fucking weird what he thinks is OK to have there and what he disagrees with.

I am curious what happens to this “Dom Lucre” - he’s not unknown even if I personally don’t know his real name - and no matter his intent he seems to have broken a couple of really serious laws.

@dang can we get my original comment unflagged? It’s a bit odd to have my comment (which is reasonable and accurate) hidden but this reply (which is uninformed and incorrect) to be visible.
> Stop hijacking my typical browser shortcuts for use in your own app

> What did I miss? Let me know on Mastodon.

*opens Mastodon*

*sees it hijack arrow keys*
I've been asked to remove photos the other person thought was too unflattering (which I found pretty petty), but yeah, no one has ever asked me my permission to post pictures including me, and I've never asked that of others myself.
Wearing gloves to handle old books is no longer considered a best practice in most cases:

> Contrary to popular belief, gloves are generally not recommended as proper handling for rare books! The best way to prepare for handling rare materials is to simply wash and dry your hands thoroughly.

https://ask.loc.gov/rare-books-special-collections/faq/30590...
Get over it, we cant have normal web things. These were invented for an earlier, innocent, more generous era.

The idea of hyperlinks was that the world will self-organise all its information by connecting resources across the WWW. A noble, idealistic vision for the role of computing.

Thats not how it worked out. There is now a self-appointed organizer of all the world's information and a few addictive walled gardens that want you to never follow any outside link.

Software technologies adjust to serve business models. The SPA-fication of websites is part of that process. An existing, widely available stack (WWW browsers, web servers etc) is repurposed selectively to meet altermative objectives. Anything not serving business needs will sooner or later be deprecated.

While various niche protest movements exist, they are really fancyfull, escapist, even elitist affairs.

Who knows, the economics of how we organize the world's information may change yet again (LLMs say hi), bringing yet new tech approaches but i) dont bet on it and ii) the new pattern might be even worse

Positive scenarios do exist, eg Web 3 as the fediverse but they will float on sink on the back of their business models.
That’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time.
Cool, thanks for the nice explanation. What is the prerequisite background for studying Geometric Algebra? Is there a resource that teaches basic Physics based on Geometric Algebra?
Looking at the traffic of an SSH session?
It’s like saying you can drink a milkshake using your mouth or your nose. Sure, both work, but..
I'm voted down for looking at the link and giving a half dozen options without reading the link.
I never made a statement towards my personal preference for or against regulations, because it's moot to the topic.

I simply was countering the claim that regulations were unnecessary to block the production and sale of low-quality foods, based on cultural merits (or, in general).

If my personal opinion matters at all, I'm a hardline libertarian on any issues that directly affect (to avoid going down a conversational pigeonhole of obesity affecting the medical system, or otherwise) solely the individual.

Drug consumption, food, prostitution (e.g. a single person/entity choosing to sell their body/intimate services to another person/entity in a consensual and legally protected manner), personal data encryption, etc: zero regulations, beyond commercial ones forcing full disclosure by corporations ("our food was sprayed with these pesticides", etc)/the authority entity (full disclosure on STD testing by sex work provider and consumer).

Trafficking (including the less savory forms of sex work, such as pimping and brothel work that constitutes servitude/slavery), gun ownership/sales, drug sales, fraud, employer relations, tenant protections, etc: regulated (including banning, in many cases) in favor of the general public.

If someone is fully aware that Hershey's has butyric acid and vegetable oil in it, and still chooses to consume it; go for it. If Hershey's add a heavy carcinogen to their recipe which increases general risk for cancer, probably should regulate it. It's a muddy line, but it's like they say about porn: "you know it when you see it"; and one feels like a clear societal problem.
Looks like this was pulled together with a degree of manual heavy lifting, for which the OP deserves our thanks.
I wonder if a coaxial cable with the outer tube made superconducting would make a difference.
> it's much harder to measure their performance

That doesn’t mean that their performance can’t significantly affect their companies stock price to a much higher degree than similarly paid athletes could.

> Physicality is far more measurable

Who cares. Do you believe that only people whose output could be precisely measured should be highly compensated?

Of course there is a lot of inefficiency considering Pichai seems to be a very poor CEO who’s quite replaceable.
This is amazing! If i get time I might try to script it to run on typical rented GPU setups (Docker + SSH / Docker + script). Modal’s api is a bit different from that.

I can see this becoming the 2023 version of diorama effect, and we’ll be well bored of it by 2024 when every Medium article had one. This is a compliment by the way (like the best music is overplayed)
You have communication problems - the needless tech listing took so much space that you had to make your actual point in a comment, and at the same you left out much more relevant information like what you've been doing recently.

But also it's a tough job market right now, don't necessarily blame yourself if you're getting rejections.
Raspberry Pis are commercial products made by a commercial company. They were out of stock, I believe, because of suppliers issues.

Now, I would agree that a Rpi 4 in an e-scooter seems overkill but if they are small and cheap enough, and easy to work with then why would you go to the trouble of finding a less powerful solution?
Ask HN: How to solve trust in peer to peer marketplaces?
I buy and sell roughly 5 secondhand items per quarter. Usually it is larger price tag items like old phones, car, fridge, couch, etc.

For bigger stuff like a fridge or couch it requires meeting at the sellers home.

For cars it is tricky, because the person typically wants to do a test drive. So this means open roads…

For phones, a big problem is carrying cash with you when meeting in person. Or even just having your Venmo/Paypal in reach.

There is a lot of risk and uncertainty when dealing with strangers.

What solutions are there to do ‘trust’ checks of a buyer or seller before meeting up?
Flutter is another dead-end on the road to unified development frameworks.

I haven't once been convinced by any flutter demo, web or mobile, that feels like it has even passably good UX.
> Nationalism is much heavier in the PRC than in the states

You decide between you two who's the kettle and who's the pot. We'll be minding or own business in the meantime.
Oddly I often navigate in a line by typing “f “ (f space) then press . repeatedly until I’ve gotten to the right place. Never occurred to me to navigate within a line using / but that ought to be faster most of the time
This is actually kind of genius:

> To reduce transmission overhead, the Kermit protocol uses a simple, but often surprisingly effective, compression technique: repeated byte values are represented by a count+byte combination.

> Analysis of large volumes of both textual and binary data shows an average compression of 15-20%.
Huh, I had no idea that's what the black bar was about. I just assumed it was a bodged css rollout every now and then.
As I previously said You seem to assume that exactly one of these is true:

1) IQ is a measure of "true" intelligence

or

2) IQ completely fails as a measure and is meaningless

There are other things worth measuring.
Vim regex engine descends from vi and ed, which predate Perl Compatible Regular Expressions, whose derivative forms we're all familiar with
"Cruelty and injustice, intolerance and oppression. And where once you had the freedom to object, to think and speak as you saw fit, you now have censors and systems of surveillance coercing your conformity and soliciting your submission. How did this happen? Who's to blame? Well certainly there are those who are more responsible than others, and they will be held accountable, but again truth be told, if you're looking for the guilty, you need only look into a mirror. I know why you did it. I know you were afraid. Who wouldn't be? War, terror, disease. There were a myriad of problems which conspired to corrupt your reason and rob you of your common sense." -- V for Vendetta
Or the sad microwave cooking https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TTp1iWAHHko
In re Steve Jobs:

> ...but I compiled a list of people who've received it starting from 2016.
You want https://github.com/zevv/bucklespring then.

Lagniappe: “To temporarily silence bucklespring, for example to enter secrets, press ScrollLock twice”
That’s quite a jump even for goal posts
Since 2016
The earliest description about the hardware I can find on archive.org is:

> The main server is a Sun4/630MP-41 with (14-Feb-94) over 20GB GB archive disk space

https://web.archive.org/web/19961105014909/http://nic.funet....
The euro coins have per state variants. Not sure why that's only true of the coins and can't find an answer atm
My view is that if you overwork then your body resources are depleted.

One way to recover is to just do nothing. The resources will start to accumulate back but it'very slow.

One thing that worked for me was multivitamins. I could see a change in a week.

Not sure if it was proper burnout or something else (bad diet) though. The simptoms look the same.
True but it's changing now. Now that they're pivoting to selling subscriptions instead of software. The windows 11 requirements were arbitrary and way too heavy. Especially considering unsupported machines work fine if you use a workaround.
Which would likely end with only being able to hire significantly less competent CEOs than other companies.

Only on average over long term of course. There is quite a lot of variance considering how useless someone like Pichai seems to be.
What is enjoyment though? Suicides, mental health issues, obesity, various substances abuse…

Let alone that such enjoyment is on next generations. Wether by wasting resources, abusing environment. Or generation that will never be born thanks to crappy birth rate.

So much enjoyment and such a high quality of life that people ain’t willing to procreate. Yay. Usually nature reacts in such a way in opposite environment.
Yea, the Apple Engineering Department asked me to run a ton of diagnostics, both on Catalina and Ventura, then came back with “Would you ask Dell to confirm their monitor is compatible with MacOS Ventura specifically”. Lol
Is it ridiculous because it is too complicated, or too sinple?
The worst thing: i.redd.it no longer returns the image alone, but wraps it in a "viewer" page. I can’t even write an uBlock filter for this, because it relies on an Accept HTTP header.

Imgur does the same, but that at least can be remedied by stripping the Referer header. I wonder how long this will last.

I predict Sec-Fetch-* will be abused for the same purpose. It may be already.
You'll notice the same replacements in their signature (though you might miss it, it's off on the right).

The file was probably actually written in something like codepage 1018: 0x7B is ä there rather than {.
There was a 6 month period in my life where 3 slices a bread per day and cup of tea per day were all I could afford. When that ran out it was cornflakes and tea. Last week in the month was just tea. I had this novel idea of crumbling some bread, mixing it up with water to create a paste and then applying the paste to the 2 remaining slices. That was my Sad Bastard Menu.
What? I have the black bar on every HN Page... Dont think this is what he thinks
Usually yes, but the amazing people who would otherwise send pull requests usually fork the repo and if one of the forks gains enough traction it will be the new main branch so to speak
Very nice!
I wanted to do something like this but then I would miss on proper CUDA acceleration and lose performance compared to using torchlib.

I wrote a forgettable llama implementation for https://github.com/LaurentMazare/tch-rs (pytorch's torchlib rust binding).
Still not ideal but at least you get the same GPU performance you would get on pytorch.

...And then I spotted Candle, a new ML framework by the same author: https://github.com/huggingface/candle

It's all in Rust, self contained, a huge undertaking, but it looks very promising.
They already have a llama2 example!
That is an extremely impressive resume and I commend you on a life well lived.

I was headed into HVACR when my mother had a stroke and my career path diverted... ended up studying psychology, but then later using my programming skills I'd taught myself when I was 12, and managed to land a career in web design, where I've been for the past decade plus.

I attempted to also apply to over 50 jobs... none actually resulted in an interview. Some required me to take a few further tests, but it led nowhere. My most promising avenue was driving across country for a company that delivered prestigous artwork to high end clients, but they wanted me to be fully dedicated to the job, while I wanted to be on call and/or work part-time, while doing my remote web design job. I'd asked if they could at least come close to my current salary, and even was ready to settle for $3 less than what I'd really wanted. They never did call back.

If there is anything to let you know that even though you know so much, have so much experience.... companies will still overlook you. You possibly face ageism the more you know too. I've had to dumb myself down a bit on the resume though I do keep my bragging rights for consecutively bringing in half a million year-after-year.

While the job market may have a high demand for engineers, the competition among ourselves, and then the weariness of companies towards AI and ChatGPT have not helped, and its just a very different world we live in where every company can be picky as much as they want. After all, from all the top tech companies... adding up those laid off/fired numbers... looking at about 100,000 or so people, and safe to say that about half of those people were considered to be "engineers", who are all polishing up that resume with tech company names on them and possibly applying to work for small startups.

As for qualifications... even brand name recognition probably gets you hired, like going to Harvard or Princeton had always done.

You said you are 60... max out unemployment as long as you can if you are currently receiving it, then start dipping into that 401k now to help subsidize your income. Use it wisely and sparingly. If you are a relatively healthy 60 year old, I suggest you do not retire until at least 66.4 years old, otherwise, you'll be giving up quite a bit of your social security check if you take an early retirement at 62. I know it's not something you want to read... but for the time being, instead of staying out of work, why not settle into a different job or line of work right now just to get more points into your social security?
> how many super hard working and ultra educated people

Both attributes seem to be somewhat tangentially related to being a highly successful CEO.

There are plenty of examples of “super hard working” and educated CEOs running their companies to the ground and costing much, much more than just $200 million..
ah, you're right
I really wish they would give up the ads and ask the community for support, I find it difficult to believe that they could not find funding for the site with all the various organizations out there in the bike community who just throw money at such things. A few years ago I could not take the ads on the site any longer and had to enable the ad block, quick look at a random page on the site (canti brake geometry) and ad block reports 30 ads blocked, a little ridiculous. I would pay for an ad free option. Perhaps they will start seeking alternative means now that Harris has closed down. Fantastic site and an invaluable resource to me over the years.
Really struggled to parse this headline. “Fictional Euro-note bridges recreated by artist” or something.
but mai tais on beach don't get you money, and if you are going to type on something, its better to make sure its comfortable for you.
Also we need to remember that the body response is the correct response in all such situations. We need to trust our bodies more, they encompass all the data from millions of years of evolution.
Mach-O Binaries (2015)
That's how it works. It's exactly what he says it is.
The hazard here is that the very high voltage will kill you.
How many commenting / voting actually followed through and downloaded the content? The content itself is a mess (they admit to it) and sensible alternatives are an easy first pass.

The link is worth looking at and the recipes aren't bad. But "so you don't die" is hyperbole and you can survive on less.

I live in a food void and cooking is a passion. The link isn't bad, but it's approach is over the top.
Only a few do, mostly because Buddhism has a lot of baggage being classified as a religion and being couched in mysticism in popular presentation, but everyone who does finds a lot of value. It’s value is proportional to how much you practice meditation and take it seriously - but not mystically. There’s no magic or life after death or eternal happiness, it’s a very practical guide to being a human being in the way humans actually are rather than how we are taught to live by our society, culture, and instinct.

My suggestion to most is to start with Gil as a teacher -

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gil_Fronsdal

He has an enormous amount of recorded teachings and does a daily mediation at 7am PST on YouTube. I would start with this:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLq_lRuaNj50Nm-SRxYPFSTyTt...

Regarding recovery I think most people do, but it does require dramatically changing your lifestyle in some way. You’re there mostly due to how you view life and your situation, as well as the situation. I think no one is ever the same and their limits in life are closer than before. You have to be more gentle with yourself, and more aware of yourself. A lot of vipassana meditation is learning to detach your “self,” or awareness from your thoughts and feelings and sensations and being able to observe them without becoming entangled in them. For instance I feel anxiety in my chest. By letting my thoughts and feelings be as they are but holding the tightness in my chest in awareness without judgement, the tightness eventually dissipates because it never really existed somatically. Concurrently my anxiety does as well, and I can then let the thoughts go as well as they’ve lost their power. It’s taken me two years but at this point I am fully engaged in my life, learning and loving more than I ever have all that life has to offer. I’ve got a great job at a late stage startup and switched from senior leadership roles to distinguished engineer roles.

Good luck man. Find friends too, friends are hard to engage with when burned out, but it is helpful.
Early stopper. Since you are there, you could make the contents into a reorganized sqlite file for queries such as "Which dishes contain pasta or broccoli".

(For only tentative searches, you know you have Transformers.)

Edit:

myself, I would also reorganize the contents in a multipanel demoscene interface such as Crusaders' "Bass-o-matic" ( https://media.demozoo.org/screens/s/f4/b1/d9ee.107542.png ), but with queries, selectors and hyperlinks, but that may just be me.
Mr. Knuth should make the whole website black for an entire day. :(
Byju’s Was a Slow Train Wreck, Visible to All but Its VCS
What a misleading headline. “Exacerbating” ocean heating, perhaps, but THE primary cause is anthropogenic combustion of fossil fuels.
The Euro coins, on the other hand, have a country specific side. So with eight denominations and (about) 24 issuing countries there are 192 valid different coins. And then each country can issue two commemorative €2 coins per year.
Yup!

{
"$schema": "https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2019-08-01/manag...",
"contentVersion": "1.0.0.0",
"parameters": {
"location": {
"type": "string",
"defaultValue": "East US",
"metadata": {
"description": "Location for the resources."
}
},
"tenantAPlanName": {
"type": "string",
"metadata": {
"description": "Name of Tenant A's plan."
}
},
"tenantBPlanName": {
"type": "string",
"metadata": {
"description": "Name of Tenant B's plan."
}
},
"sharedServicesPlanName": {
"type": "string",
"metadata": {
"description": "Name of the Shared Services plan."
}
}
// Add more parameters as per your requirements
},
"variables": {
// Add variables if needed
},
"resources": [
{
"apiVersion": "2021-04-01",
"type": "Microsoft.Resources/resourceGroups",
"name": "[concat('SharedServices-', uniqueString(resourceGroup().id))]",
"location": "[parameters('location')]",
"properties": {}
},
{
// Define resources for Tenant A's plan
},
{
// Define resources for Tenant B's plan
},
{
// Define resources for the Shared Services plan
}
],
"outputs": {
// Define outputs if needed
}
}

I can get it to fill in the rest. I just go give it my requirements
There’s a ViM plugin for VS Code, of course :)
I wish I could just take one pill a day (or three) for nutrition (and satiating hunger) and not have to eat meals at all. That would be amazing, not to have to deal with food. Buying, preparing, ordering, over eating.
From memory, at least Steve Jobs and Kevin Mitnick are missing.

I believe the black bar started with Jobs?
When you bring in gravity, you bring in general relativity. And now the phrase "at the same time as" becomes an entirely arbitrary choice of coordinate systems.

So it becomes complicated. But as long as FTL goes forward in time by some unique global definition of time, there is no causality problem.
The funny thing is, I’m not even sure if you mean that this is ridiculous because it’s so simple or because it’s so complicated. I say this, because, when I was at the worst of my depressive state, and still occasionally every now and then, I get to the point where I just can’t do anything at all and if there’s more than one or two steps between me and eating, I’ll just go days without eating at all, this kind of depression menu is the exact kind of menu that I was looking for that period of time. Something simple, something fast, something easy. I didn’t even have clean dishes available because I was too depressed to do anything, so if it required any level of cooking more than what the microwave and a paper bowl could handle, then I just wouldn’t eat. I literally would go days without eating because the mental energy to even chew and swallow wasn’t there. I’m glad there are people making cookbooks like this.
Well, they did, up until a point. Then they got into the habit of pushing technologies hard, then abandoning them. I don't think you can run activeX or Silverlight stuff very well without effort today.