skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am aware of the Python library ecosystem. Feel free to compare the examples with Qalculate’s syntax.
Source code is what you write and read, but sometimes you write one thing and people can only read it after your pre processing. Why not enable pretty output?

Plus I suspect minifying HTML or JS is often cargo cult (for small sites who are frying the wrong fish) or compensating for page bloat
FAA warns of safety hazard on Boeing MAX jets during anti-icing
I think the LLM roleplaying community is laughing at these kinds of applications more than anyone.

They've been toying with models to produce freewheeling, maniacle but entertaining stories/conversations way before Llama or Stable Diffusion... And someone thought LLMs would be appropriate for real, factual cooking recommendations?
Pocket Casts new autoplay feature
It definitely is a cultural thing. I initially read it the same way.

I get equally thrown when I read about Victorians doing something modern in news from Australia. Or that a Cork man drowned in news from Ireland.

There’s just a brief WAT? moment before your brain switches to the correct connect.
Maybe someone can help me understand this. I've always shied away from smartwatches because the tracking potential. We have always known how the MAC address of wireless clients can be used to track a device and decades later, MAC randomization is being offered on major operating systems.

Why don't I hear about that as much with bluetooth devices? Surely they suffer from the same problem? If not, how do devices remember each other?
You're right. My wife and I have done the math multiple times, and we'd actually -lose- money if she went back to work.

I remember childcare being rather communal in the US, where I lived, as recently as the early 90s. Now that the media and social media has turned everyone against each other, the only way out seemingly is to subsidize child care.
0.1 kids per woman are expected to die without procreating.
Some percentage of children are going to die before getting a chance to have their own children.
I don't want pesky buttons cluttering my screen, I turn on my computer to stare at white-space.
Linux Foundation joins analysis on open source ecosystem for sustainability [pdf]
LF Energy, the open source foundation focused on harnessing the power of collaborative software and hardware technologies to decarbonize our global economies, and Protontypes, an open community accelerating free and sustainable technology, today released “The Open Source Sustainability Ecosystem”. The report provides qualitative and quantitative insights into the landscape of open source sustainability projects, identifies those having the biggest impact, as well as gaps that stakeholders across the energy industry should look to fill.

A total of 1,339 active projects were analyzed and grouped into fields by their primary areas of focus. Projects were then analyzed based on their popularity, longevity, programming languages, licenses, number of contributors, organizational diversity, and other factors.

Blog Post: https://lfenergy.org/lf-energy-research-finds-open-source-so...
FYI, the paper is published in Nature Physics, Impact Factor: 19. Nature proper had an Impact Factor of 64.
Also the standard of raising kids has risen a lot as well.

It is fairly easy to have a lot of malnourished illiterate children, but people choose to have healthy kids they send to college, which is a lot more time consuming and expensive.
A discrete countable amount (i.e. fewer babies) is preferred over saying 'less babies' based on rules written by now dead English professors.

Honestly, I could not care fewer.
https://news.ku.edu/2017/09/15/flint-water-crisis-led-lower-...

People need access to clean water without chemicals in it that led to lower fertility rates and higher fetal death rates.

Birth control pills put estrogen in the water supply:
https://www.businessinsider.com/birth-control-pills-hormones...

These could be true or maybe misleading or half true? Chemicals from medicine that people take should be filtered out of the recycled water.
Good distraction-free usable Slack already exists as the wee-slack plugin for WeeChat:

https://github.com/wee-slack/wee-slack

https://www.futurile.net/2020/11/30/weechat-for-slack/

My company forced us all onto Slack and I'd hate being forced to use the official interface. My productivity would fall due to the woeful implementation of threads hiding information, and the pathetic control and filtering of notifications.
He literally had a phone call with CEO of AMD, and got them to organize people to fix the problems. He has been whipping AMD into fixing their drivers
What's surprising about people having less kids if the prevailing ideology in the west since many decades is basically malthusianism?

People are getting told from an early age that humans are a pest and that the world would be better off without them.
That's fun!

That reminds me of a chat software that I did in Delphi 3 back in 1999/2000 (being not that much older than OP) for our LAN parties, that was basically broadcasting on 255.255.255.255 [0]

It was inspired by Kali (remember Kali? [1]) and IRC.

I think it worked until we moved from hubs to switches ;)

Keep on coding! :)

[0] https://i.imgur.com/IPGPaae.png

[1] http://www.tweak3d.net/articles/kali/images/bigchat.jpg
"The United Nations Population Division defines sub-replacement fertility as any rate below approximately 2.1 children born per woman of childbearing age, but the threshold can be as high as 3.4 in some developing countries because of higher mortality rates. Taken globally, the total fertility rate at replacement was 2.33 children per woman in 2003"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sub-replacement_fertility
Ah, 2011, the age of so many Angry Birds clones...

I just found https://archive.org/details/PuffleLaunchAPK and https://archive.org/details/PuffleLaunchAmazonAPK (both point to each other), with a note that says that the latter generally works and the former crashes. I can verify this; on my (Android 8, 32-bit compatible) device the Play version crashes with:

08-10 14:55:03.864 25995 25995 E linker : ERROR: OOPS: 0 cannot map library 'libmono.so'. no vspace available.
08-10 14:55:03.864 25995 25995 D AndroidRuntime: Shutting down VM
...
08-10 14:55:03.865 25995 25995 E AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
08-10 14:55:03.865 25995 25995 E AndroidRuntime: Process: com.disney.PuffleLaunch, PID: 25995
08-10 14:55:03.865 25995 25995 E AndroidRuntime: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Bad JNI version returned from JNI_OnLoad in "/data/app/com.disney.PuffleLaunch-rjdXjIyhGz7STdfxQ9xH2g==/lib/arm/libmono.so": 0

I'm always on the lookout for old interesting games, and maybe there are workarounds for the other titles in your library too. What's the list?
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Are you a time traveler?

I cannot think of the differences since using it in 2019.
prescriptivist!
Presumably this is for conservatives, am I reading that right?
I doubt that that's a causality.
Japan isn't a catastrophe compared to any country with a rising birth rate.

And Fukushima was an accident caused by a natural disaster and human errors. More babies wouldn't have prevented that.
To account for people who die before reproducing.
I believe one reason that is rarely talked about is that having children later in life makes you more tired than if you had them in your 20s. In the times when people were having more children, they were having them early. We all now how it is easier to shrug off a sleepless night in your 20s than in your 30s. We use that advantage to stay out drinking more when we are young, but it was probably evolved to help stay up at night when children were crying. So I think our cultural child bearing age is now misaligned from our biological adaptations, it feels exhausting to have children in your 30s
Can you share your opinions on appendix and cancer?
What new things does Slack do, beside slowness? IRC and messaging apps like Yahoo Messenger, ICQ, AIM were invented decades ago.
Wow great! Where are the lecture videos? I can’t seem to find them.
> "part time jobs should have to come with the same benefits as full time, by law."

All this does is eliminate more jobs.

In your hypothetical scenario, a company that hires 2 or 3 people part-time would need to do health insurance for each of them, benefits for each of them and the additional full-time equivalent paperwork for each of them...

In that scenario, the company would end up just hiring 1 person full-time for the hours, and have much less added overhead costs.

This would lead to higher unemployment, because now instead of 3 people being employed part-time, only 1 person is employed.

Where's the good in that? Maybe I'm just not seeing it from my perspective, if anyone else can chime in?
The crtgaming community hate that a few years ago, they deleted all the specs for old CRT monitors :(
Yes thats true, but even if I have access to the device firmware, which I usually do, so I can build an unecrpyted version and this usually leads to the problem not being reproducible or showing differently...
Anyway I want to reproduce the problem as close to production fw as possible. So via our time/effort calculation, spending some money on a multichannel sniffer was surely worth it.
What kind of “moving around” are you referring to?
I feel like a test case in what is happening even if it's cliche. Wanted to have kids around my late 20s, but had tons of trouble just dating at that time, much less finding a partner. In my mid-to-late 30s, I had multiple people I was seeing request/give ultimatums on timelines of having kids together after they'd decided they like me, but we'd barely started dating (which I obviously couldn't commit to with someone I barely knew). Now I'm over 40 and have no intention of raising children into my 60s just for the sake of checking a box.

I just don't think that many people have life go their way, at the right time, with the right person.
Why? There are huge stretches of the world that are basically uninhabited.

Even in densely populated places like Europe there are large areas with low population density.

People are crowding in cities and then complaining that there are too many people.

Resource drain is no longer an issue once we got an economy running on photovoltaics and nuclear energy. Everything can be recycled given enough energy.
Ok Captain Obvious. That isn't useful OR new information.
I think at least infant mortality and gender imbalance at birth (more boys are born than girls) require it to be above 2.
Most countries social security systems rely on workers today paying in.

The dependency ratio of workers to people on pensions may get to the point where it breaks.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/SPPOPDPNDOLUSA
+1 for
'We all now how it is easier to shrug off a sleepless night in your 20s than in your 30s.'
I agree. More people should know about the demographic transition theory:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition
Why was this made? Is there something un"just" about Wikipedia's articles? Or are they "just a[nother] pedia"?
Oh, definitely. I should be clear that this is a very US-centric viewpoint. The European scene (especially France and Germany) was drastically different. Whereas Red Hat/Fedora had a massive slice of the pie in the US, SuSE reigned over Germany. Additionally, Europeans (especially the hacker/developer scene) globbed onto Free Software much more quickly.

So, to clarify: when Ubuntu came out in the US, the only truly accessible methods to get access to Linux were to live in a city large enough to have big box tech stores with hobbyist/DIY sections or to order online. And to have some reason to want to try it. The US was much more entrenched in a monoculture/duopoly from the early Mac and DOS days; while Europeans were still happily hacking about on Amigas, Commodores/Ataris, BeBoxen, etc.

As to why Ubuntu took over, over there? I can only hazard that the gains they benefited from near ubiquity and eventual ease of use just osmotically permeated across the pond. But you're correct, I think the free discs probably had less of an influence.
Only if you subscribe to Super-Science Plus.
I think this syntax for accessing x and y only works for java records anyways and not for methods.
They are connected though. I know many people under the age of 35 who choose not to have kids because they don't want to bring children into a world threatened by climate change.

Here in Finland, a female child born today has a >50% chance to live to an age of 100. That means our new children will probably still be alive in 2123. The projections for worst-case climate change over that time span are terrifying. You can't blame people for not wanting that kind of future for their children.

If you want people to have more kids in the West, doing something about climate change is part of the solution, not a separate issue.
ok, so they forked wikipedia with the intent to make the content more unbiased. well, that is good idea(even as to avoid monopolization of information) but i fail to see how they plan to achieve that. not only they have miniscule amount of editors compared to wikipedia by default, but they also show no plans for safeguards against the manipulation. i would say this looks like a waste of time and people behind it should rather invest time in "fixing" wikipedia articles and potentially work with wiki foundation on some rules and techniques to prevent manipulation rather than start their own project, which will ultimately fail because running wikipedia is not as simple as it might look like. let alone cheap.
> basics like housing costs 10x more than with the previous high-baby-having generations

Thank you. I'm a millionaire. I want kids. I see no near-term path to having them without their costs rivaling that of financing multi-million dollar boats [1].

The fundamental problem is children are extremely expensive, particularly for the ambitious. (I'm putting aside the enormous liabilities that arise from e.g. one's child being disabled or trans or simply rebellious in some parts of the country.)

[1] https://cpag.org.uk/sites/default/files/CPAG%20Cost%20of%20a... page 8
It's not costs per se as we see fertility rates drop in tandem with rising wealth.

But indirectly, probably, in the form of raised expectations. You want to give your kids at least what you had as a child, ideally more, and that gets increasingly tied to high costs.
No, I think this only works on Java Records where it's clear what the identifiers are.
Mods: please change the link to https://justapedia.org/ to avoid certificate issue (ie. removing the "www" prefix).
My data driven climate model indicates that we could combat climate change by hiring more pirates.
Well, a support network is one thing. My grandparents certainly babysat me on occasion, but me and my partner are quite far away (over an hours drive) away from any close family. Naturally my parents are also a lot older than my grandparents were as well, so it would be less fair on them.

I really don't think the phenomenon of people having fewer kids or having kids later is a mystery!
I used it until I moved to Mataroa. Will use if I still had time.
> the possibility of dubious outputs is inherent in the tool

To be fair, the same could be said even after replacing the tool with a human whose only training in life has been how to create this type of writing. But human-written recipes typically get reviewed by other people, which of course doesn't translate particularly well to the idea of building something that requires no humans in the request-response cycle.
I use kanboard as my personal board, it's great software, but also tooled more for orgs and this seems much more oriented toward my needs so I will absolutely give this a spin.
In any oscillating trajectory you’d see exponents above and below 1. Tomorrow’s birth rate is not impacted by today’s. But the fear is that today’s birth rate will continue forever until societal collapse, which seems unlikely.
Is this concerning? I actually worry that the global population is constantly growing and in the future there won't be enough resources for eveybody.
In what ways this is bad for society?
Hey, I would like to learn "futuristic software" from you or just have a chat. I am a career software engineer who admittedly has very little knowledge in concurrency. Any recommendations to learn it?
That won’t guarantee safety. You could say you have nutmeg for example, and it could direct you to grate two whole nutmegs over the dish.
>Who was more successful?

The name of Dominicans comes from Latin Domini canes, which means God's hounds.
"Building better startups. CTO, Consultant & Recruiter. Over 50 IPOs/Exits incl. Palantir, Fiverr, Okta, Elastic, BrightBytes (aq. Google)"

I would assume because you had massive amounts of money you could treat raising a child like a recreational activity.. and even then i am betting there is a lot of pink glasses looking in the past involved
Sounds good. Are there any benchmarks? Can you but it? How much does it cost?

> RISC-V is inevitable.

I'm sorry but you sound a bit like the "Crypto bros" from a few years ago.
Traditional broadcasters have been making medical documentaries, which often show patients, for years. Presumably they've figured out bulletproof release documents. It's clearly not particularly hard to find people who will agree to be on TV for no obvious benefit to them.
The fact they are using a fake einstein quote on the front page does not bode well for their reliability.
The problem is real, but it's not the problem that worldcoin addresses, because they:

- wouldn't need a blockchain or crypto tokens for that.

- but they would need to provide a way for people to authenticate as humans on random website (without reavealing their identities, because GDPR in the EU).

Since they do 1 but not 2, we can positively conclude that Altman take avantage of a real problem as a marketing pitch for his product that isn't in fact aimed at this problem.
Their feature showcase with fascism makes their version seem more biased than the Wikipedia version. I recognise we can debate whether Stalin was a true communist and not just a fascist in disguise, but leading your article with that (by virtue of having his picture before Hitler's in reading direction) seems very subjective.
You must use your own judgement before relying on or making any recipe produced by Savey Meal-bot

The problem is the upcoming young generation is going to use AI to aid their judgement.
But honey have you considered all the coworkers that I met that I didn’t have sex with? In percentage terms my record is almost perfect.
Has Google Translate been fixed yet?
“Matchmaking service”
It's my understanding that doing what you propose will still use up the crawl budget, because the bot will have to download the page and parse it to understand that it is no-indexed.
What other options would they have?

Why would anyone share their own high-end cores when margins from producing and selling them yourself are much higher than form licensing (looking at ARM).
How is this different from Wikipedia?
It's much, much worse than that.

Smart contracts execute on the blockchain, which means they execute on thousands or millions of computers in lockstep. Extra hardware doesn't add capability, it adds redundancy.

Since the blockchain is public there are things you can get out of it for free by looking at the public state, but actually performing a computation that has some sort of world-wide visible effect involves executing that code on every node at once, so it's amazingly costly.
I mean,its not their fault hn is using an incorrect link.
>The three orders often had debates regarding the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, which was not defined as dogma until the 19th Century, and which is basically rejected by the Eastern Churches, unless you can reformulate it carefully in Greek.

The Orthodox church has the same doctrine as the primary church. It's the same as 2000 years ago.
Work Lights
They are toys and are absolutely not ready for daily use.
https://justapedia.org/index.php?title=Evolution&diff=200002...

Yikes.

EDIT: https://justapedia.org/wiki/Category:Justapedia_controversia...

Yikes yikes.
> There's a reason it took over the smartphone industry

Intel wasn't interested in "low-margin" markets and was generally incompetent?
HP Mini 210 Atom Netbook Review (2010)
in 2040 we will finally have Superconducting Super Collider
In general, people often forget that if your target is a ratio, you can attack the numerator or the denominator. Often the latter is the easier to manipulate.
Yea I’ve noticed that as well. It’s really annoying when you search for something new but it links to an article that says a few months but it’s in fact years old.
You've got a like 1/9 chance of dying by 21 I've heard. It's probably wrong but a decent amount of people die before they are able to have kids so they add a 0.1 to the replacement level.
I love slack , but they gotta get their game together , this year I have personally seen around 4 or 5 outages, what annoys me the most is the way the app fails, it simply greys out text that you just sent , images take forever to upload (if they ever upload) , i think if you gonna have this many outages maybe build something into the UI
The $1000 dollar a month argument is weak though. If I have a job that pays $4000 a month but it requires driving 100km to get there, then a reliable car is a good investment.

Not buying a car and raising kids instead (who require more than $1000 a month) would require me either having a great parental network to fall back on (e.g. parents, a village) or having those kids taken away from me as I fail to meet their needs

(Also the article did not at all address the clickbait title that made me read it. Okay, we will have more pets maybe. Anything else?)
We don’t need a hit piece anyone in the US shouldn’t be surprised by this. It’s the norm to deal with dismissive doctors and nurses saying inappropriate things about patients. That they are also exploiting patients for views is the least bad part about our current system.

That i have to go to 5 doctors to even find one who will take the time to listen to my issue is the problem.
If they can't find $8M to extend this ones life for 10 years then I highly doubt they are going to get a new one. Unfortunately.
Good luck implementing standards that are longer than Bible and still evolving. It’s too hard even for MS, but Indians will for sure do that.

Wonder when will someone come up with capabilities of at least Netsurf or Ladybird browsers. But if they will succeed and it will be open source, why not?
My name's Trinidad, I'm with UPS. And I've been trying to do a delivery here, uh, since Friday and no one's picked up, or answered the door bell.

It’s Tasmanian Syrup, on dry ice…
Given how much money is thrown around by rich people, I find it so hard to believe that $8M for something like this is nowhere to be found.
Let's encrypt is fine and a step into the correct direction. You would have the exact same problem with every classical CA, you just have to put the correct URLs into the subject alternative name. A convention browsers adopted for different reasons, which now leads to a less intuitive situation.

The "identity" market with their dubious ideas would currently ensure that we end up with a worse solution than we have now. Wildcard certs for every subdomain can be a bad idea if we look at the numerous cloud services that provide subdomains to their clients.
Me and my friend group spanning many countries of people in their 30s-early 40s all have landed on 0, 1 or 2 kids. Median is certainly below replacement rate. I don’t know anyone who has three or more. I don’t think that trend will be coming back. We’ll all become Japan eventually
Jekyll is my default to quickly throw out something. I also run my personal blog, https://brajeshwar.com with Jekyll.
The part I hate the most about Slack is that when you join a new Workspace, the default is to send you an email with notifications if you’re inactive more than 15 minutes. And to turn it off, you got to go into a kind of hidden configuration in the settings.

It’s anything but helping you focus.