skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Internet Archive is not really known for deleting anything. In many different postings across the years, their founder and employees have mentioned items being taken "out" of the wayback machine, not "deleted" out of it. I don't think you have anything to worry about.
> Not long ago, children were allowed to roam freely in the neighborhood, walk to and from school, and have some essentially unsupervised time to play and be children.

They still are in most safe modern nations.

> so if you do raise children, you're raising children who are unprepared to be parents.

That is such an astute observation!
I could also believe in not having to have beliefs and just letting it run until I either die or run out of money, and the former may not result in an immediate shuttering of the project either
aye. logins to the laptop, SSO hits to access internal sites, number of emails or text (teams, slack, whatever) sent, DNS queries and to which sites, etc.

lots of ways to track this without being invasive, and plenty of endpoint security and business analytics already do.
Many, many sets across the Lego themes aren't minifig scale. You're looking for the City line if you insist on that.

How many meters and thousands of dollars would you expect your Concorde set to be?
I think very, very, very few people still care about the C89 compiler.

A bigger blocker to a merge/collaboration would be the move to use Lua in neovim
Just read the transcript.
Thanks, fun and light-hearted is the approach I went for
i didn't realize that. given this and what others say about how bram treated contributions, i'd think it's best to put the original vim into maintenance mode and keep it as the version that bram intended. there is no need for another group of developers to emerge if it wasn't already there when they most likely would just end up repeating what neovim already did, since none of them would be a replacement to do things the "bram" way, especially considering that bram apparently was reimplementing many neovim features anyways.

it feels to me that not changing vim would be what bram would have wanted. any new developments may as well happen in neovim.

of course anyone who disagrees or doesn't like where neovim is heading may fork vim and make their own version of it.
Some MLOps product websites cross-post their blog articles to Medium, or even encourage authors to cross-post to their own websites/portfolios, as to your point. Obviously, this would mean designating a canonical link so Google doesn't penalize for duplicate content, but otherwise there's no reason not to cross-post.
That's quite a long time.

I guess getting rich is not that easy. I saw some comments on HN by solo micro-SaaS devs who said that they have $20-50K MRR and I was blown away.

I wish I too could learn how to do something like that.
I'm sure that would sell. There is a reason they show it with an adult in the picture and not with a child. Adults spend crazy amounts of money on Lego.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nixtamalization is done using limewater and actually vital to sustain life on a maize diet. But it should come with a warning.
To take you literally for a moment: if anyone can claim land across a border, based on a historical grievance, then no border would stand. 70 years without a border war in Europe, so yeah we should try to push that water back up the hill. Otherwise a recursive "I would like my land back please."
I've been unable to find a reddit post in google I read yesterday and remembered all of the words in the title. No idea what is going on there.
Scientific discovery casts doubt on our understanding of human evolution
I tried looking up that "no vspace available" error (which is the real error message) and found no explanation. I wonder whether it's something like trying to map a .so segment as memory that's both executable and writeable but it's no longer allowed? And IIRC Android's runtime linker was rewritten sometime around Android ~4 because the original was not very well written, so that might be the cause of the incompatibility. Come to think of it, the large parts of libc that were also completely replaced (mostly with code from OpenBSD and FreeBSD IIRC) because they were terribly buggy will probably cause compatibility issues too.
Global law firm separates from its Chinese partner, citing cybersecurity rules
The Saturn V doesn't, either. Can't always scale them to the minifig :(
Don't generalize. Your statement, as-is, is nothing but flamebait.

Some people do that. Some of those people are Ukrainian. I've also seen non-Ukrainians do it, and I know plenty of Ukrainians who aren't doing that, which falsifies your comment from the get-go.

With that said, looking at your comment history, I'm just pissing in the wind saying that.
https://archive.is/3ePnP
They have been called types (and type errors, etc) for ages in dynamic languages, it's estabilished terminology.
In tech, algorithms are the invisible hands that shape much of our digital experience. They determine the content we're exposed to on social media, the products brands recommends to us online, and even the routes we take on our daily commutes. But what if we could design an algorithm for something far more personal and profound, such as happiness?
Makes a big difference. Truly.
Nanoscale 'tattoos' for individual cells could provide early health warnings
Yeah that also tracks
Spearbit raises $7M to improve security audits in crypto through its open market
but, inflation. A million dollars in 2040 might not be as powerful as today :(
I own Renoise and have played around with it for the last 12 years, and I can attest that it is better than sliced bread.

I've done this with it: https://soundcloud.com/flipbit03/twothousandseventeen-feat-m...
> policies have to be fairly general

They don't actually. This is why roles exist.
Easy to say if you already are used to one language.

Maybe better to compare it to languages that also use letters to represent words but aren't from the same family.

Maybe Arabic.
As an Amiga fanboi I was 99% sure this was going to be a mod-type music player in the vein of MED/OctaMED, Sound Tracker etc.
Then I remembered hearing about Milky tracker a long while back and was then 100% sure ;)
“Sugar man you're the answer
That makes my questions disappear”

RIP. Sugarman man was one of our anthems in Cape Town growing up.
Why though? I've never been able to understand what it is that makes Japanese people so reluctant to form families and have children

EDIT: you can read the full article here: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/more-than-40-of-japanese-women-m... but it does not explain further.
Yeah, if you're worried about how the short tenure will look on a resume, just dropping it off is acceptable. It'll be easy to explain that it was a total mess if an interviewer asks about the gap, and shouldn't be a large enough gap to raise red flags during the resume stage—you could've just decided to take a sabbatical for all they know.

People leave FAANG to try a startup all the time, and most startups don't work out.
Netflix and Google both have servers colocated within ISPs' networks so this is probably why. Also SEA is a routing cesspool, many providers don't do settlement free peering and actively throttle IX routes, which is probably why your Internet was so slow.
Many that went through the great depression did this. They also saved money in obscure places so check wall outlets, attic, look for lose boards, etc... any nooks and crannies so to speak, there could be valuables. Advice passed on to me from multiple probate attorneys
Huh? Either I do not understand what you mean, or you do not understand probability (sorry).

My understanding is that you wanted to test whether a certain feature improves user satisfaction or not. Assuming that users have a 0.05=1/20 probability of liking each feature, by testing 20 features you can get at least one successful feature (because 0.05x20=1).

This is wrong in two ways.

First, the p-value is the probability of observing an effect at least as large as what you measured, assuming that there is actually no effect, i.e., the null hypothesis is true. However, and this is crucial, the p-value does not tell you the probability that the null hypothesis is false (or true)! Again, p-values are unrelated to the truth-ness of the null hypothesis (this is a very common misunderstanding). In fact, if you test 20 hypotheses at a confidence of 5%, you have a probability of (at most) 64% of incorrectly thinking that a feature is useful, while it is not.

Second, setting aside hypothesis testing and p-values, if each feature has a 5% probability of being liked and you test 20 features, you only have 64% probability of finding an useful feature. This is because, assuming that the success probabilities of those features are independent and identically distributed, the number of successful features has a binomial distribution [1]. If you wanted to be 95% confident of finding at least one useful feature, you would need to test at least 59 different features each month. What you computed (0.05x20=1) is the expected (average) number of useful features per month over the course of many months.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_distribution
Recoding Government and Jennifer Pahlka's Book _Recoding America_
Dangerous Currents at Low-Head Dams
An important phenomenon responsible for dissipating energy in a channel is the hydraulic jump. A hydraulic jump occurs in a channel when shallow, high velocity (supercritical) water meets slower moving (subcritical) water.
I was wrong. Sorry. Food trucks do accept cash most places.

Now it's your turn Mr. "You're not going to find rx580's with enough vram for AI. Typically 4-8gb." This is completely false. Rather than acknowledging that you then tried to move the goalposts (much like I did in that past thread saying, "Oh, but maybe it's just my region where they don't.") It looks like we both behave a bit silly when trying to save face when we're wrong.
Disney raises US streaming prices and plans £3 monthly rise in UK
“Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master.” -- Pravin Lal

Also, it's not just mobile operators. Major ISPs (with millions of customers) have some sort of DPI, or at the very least enforce the state's blacklist (which includes such "nefarious" websites such as FB, Linkedin, Medium, etc)
Wittgenstein in the Classroom
I don’t know, you’ve never heard of blackmail? $500 in Bitcoin to some wallet or we leak your search results to your church group?
https://twitter.com/milosstanojevic/status/16888965587905208...
Might want to point to https://learning.acm.org/skills-bundle instead since it has the details of the renewed O'Reilly benefits.
I am not a religious, but being happy seems more important than being right. I do not know what battle you are fighting.
This is typical of ISPs in France: you get a crappy device that does router + switch + wifi but none of them are done right.

There is a whole community around replacing these devices with other devices (owned by the users) but ISPs make it difficult despite a European law that forces them to allow this.

I used to have an Orange box that was hanging on a regular basis when there was too much traffic. Had to reboot it nightly.

I know have a high-end box from another provider that is OK, but I still do my own DHCP.
> then that puts cloudflare in a very strong negotiating position for peering agreements etc.

Ideally settlement peering would exist for everyone. Cloudflare, like every other sane provider prefers IX routes over PNI since it's less expensive for everyone involved. There really shouldn't be a discussion about whether peering should be settlement free or not.
Didn’t BAe’s remaining civil stuff end up with Airbus, tho? I don’t think they have any left.
> Doesn’t this assume that an LLM knows what you mean by non-edible

Seems like a reasonable thing to assume it can do.

Here's 3.5:

> copy only the edible items from this list: water, parsley, lead, mayonnaise, bleach, potatoes, cardboard, a map of Egypt, the Stone of Scone, a scone, cheese, wine, a tin of tuna with a best-before date of 3 April 1993, pasta, tomatoes.

> Sure, here are the edible items from your list: parsley, mayonnaise, potatoes, cheese, wine, pasta, tomatoes.

It may have cut out too much, but that's fine for the use case.
I go online and race cars with people.

I try to have hobbies that aren't related to software development, and racing is one of them, though like every hobby I have I inevitably end up building some software. It's great to rely on learning and skill without the option of searching the internet for a solution.

I've thought of a few software projects I'd like to build as part of this, but I'm not going to put any timelines on those.

A cool thing about sim racing is that all the software you use (games) emit full telemetry about everything the car is doing so you can set up a UDP client to capture it and build useful tools for yourself.
OnlineOrNot Diaries 14: building what users need
Your reply shows that you've never had to do this yourself. It's a lot more complicated than that.
It’s only passing away if people let it. However, I’d note that it’s only passing away in a small number of authoritarian regimes, and technical standards dominate the stack for the parts of the world who value openness. I don’t think this is a “west vs east” thing, but a valuing of open societies.

I think people in many parts of the world would like to see the “others” oppressed - until tides change and they find themselves the “others.”

Once you allow someone to decide some thoughts are a crime because they agree with your views, it’s just a matter of time before that prison is open to your way of thinking.

On the CIA and extraordinary rendition and other things, yes I know it exists. My point isn’t that. My point is that your government does it a lot more and the likelihood of being snatched up by your government (wherever you are) is absurdly higher than the US breaking into your home and extracting you. That it happens is unacceptable but it’s also structurally rare to the point it’s news worthy.

I for one feel sorry for people who are imprisoned for no other reason for the people they love, the ideas they have, the way they view the world. I will welcome them to my side of the world with open arms and wish them peace, and mourn the loss of their home to people who feel they must hurt people for being alive.
The interface for the virtual desktop in many circumstances is by way of a simple browser tab.

Due to browser security standards, every time you access your work desktop via web, a warning pops up asking if you want to provide camera/audio/location services.

You can decline to consent and there won't be any problems, other than Teams won't be able to use your webcam/audio for a meeting.
Have you seen the whole plan? https://github.com/openjdk/amber-docs/blob/master/eg-drafts/...
Why post fertility clickbait on Hacker News? I swear there’s a link every day on this topic does not change quickly!
And so, if we see that it /does/ get better, over the next few years, will that not lead us to ask /how/?

Let's think about it:

1. It has to output SVG [1]
2. It is given a text based representation of what it must draw[2]
3. It must then somehow convert words -- the concept of a unicorn: equine with a horn, white, maybe rainbows? -- into SVG code, and attempt to convey both their location, shape, colour, appearance, with code.

And keep in mind, this is just a token predictor. I doubt there is much data in its training that is this specific.

So while it's quite far from science, for me, it's a bit of fun and I get emails every now and then remarking on things like the turd of May (2023-05-18) and it lightens the mood every now and then, which I think ultimately, is worth it.

[1] System: You are a helpful assistant that generates SVG drawings. You respond only with SVG. You do not respond with text.

[2] User: Draw a unicorn in SVG format. Dimensions: 500x500. Respond ONLY with a single SVG string. Do not respond with conversation or codeblocks.

See: https://github.com/adamkdean/gpt-unicorn/blob/master/src/lib...
>There is a reason they show it with an adult in the picture and not with a child. Adults spend crazy amounts of money on Lego.

Here here. Lego prices today on some sets are just out of whack compared to how they were in my childhood. It feels like Lego's biggest market is now grown men with disposable income who buy overpriced sets for themselves because nostalgia. A guy form a former workplace has a room just for his Lego (no kids).

I think they could go even higher than $200 and it would still sell the same.
Org-bibtex: Annotated bibliography with orgmode
I call this a Horcrux.

Also, unless your arbitrary number of friends are cryptographers, it's a sure way for them to collectively lose your shit.
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That was the space issue. There wasn't room to swing the camera around.
A commercial flop, but an amazing airplane.
It would be very interesting if there was an application that generates Roost HSM code.from State Chart XML, similar to how Qt handles it's state machine implementation.

https://www.w3.org/TR/scxml/
I'm sure Lego's legal team cleared up the licensing rights to the Concorde name with the right entity who owns it today, most likely Airbus. Sure, BAE help build it decades ago, but they most likely don't own the Concorde trademark anymore.
NYC housing isn't the only place where the grifters have figured out the market rate. They have basically done that on taxation, too.

Many people who can afford to are very careful to spend 180 days or less in New York city or state.
The end result of most social media is to make all relationships exploitative.
Evolution isn’t controversial across the many scientific communities and nations around the world. There is no rival theory poised to capture scientific energy around the world.
uh, hate to tell you dude...

Regardless outsourcing all manufacture of one of the most critical resources we depend on to a tiny island nation halfway around the world is bad news.
People want to focus on themselves. Career goals. Trips. Wealth. Fun.

There are so many more outlets for dopamine in the modern world, and with the internet we can post about it and share it with our peers instantly.

Children lock you into a life of servitude. They're "expensive furniture for tiny apartments" as Peter Zeihan says, no longer "free labor for the farm". Unlike dogs, you can't leave them at home unattended.

This isn't just Japan. This is everywhere.
Lot of debate/argument about education in the modern day.

Maybe some of the concepts from Wittgenstein will help, or re-set the discussion some.
If you want to try out a tracker in your web browser, there's BassoonTracker:
https://www.stef.be/bassoontracker/

Also, the amazing-but-curiously-absent-from-many-lists-of-trackers SunVox. Some of the demo tunes I've listened to over and over!
https://www.warmplace.ru/soft/sunvox/
Almost all the software on Alexander Zolotov / NightRadio's site is worth checking out, both free and paid. Virtual ANS in particular is amazing for making old-school Doctor Who-style background noises.
The simplest way to treat any employer device at home (and work) is that they should be assumed to be hostile. It could be default settings, best practices of Microsoft for adoption, etc.

How to treat a hostile device in your home network is the same as home automation - isolate it.

- Separate vlaned network that can’t see anything on your home network. Separate SSID.

Don’t like the microphone? Find an adapter that mutes it.

- Create a separate vlan and SSID that can’t see anything on your network. The ideal way to do this is configure a travel router behind your regular router. Then extra nat hop is worth it.

- Bonus points for a vpn at home that your travel router can connect to, making your work setup a little more mobile.
All of the USA except sort of Montana is an “at will” state and even Montana is basically “at will”.
I've read another book by the same author in my 20s and it was not bad. This one I'm considering reading. I'm thrilled there's a book on the topic of this cool emotion.
When I last spoken to Logan, he confirmed that there are no changes between the API models, so 0314 and 0613 are it. That's two models so far that I've collected SVGs for. With regard to batch vs daily -- it makes no different in terms of output, but by going daily, I don't need to track model changes and generate a new batch.

Also it's fun to see each daily unicorn.
But us westerners usually don't care much about that kind of censorship because it doesn't affect the searches we normally do. ("normally" as in "we usually don't search stuff about russian politics")
You can do a demo on your iPhone, instructions here -

https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT213426#:~:text=Try%20the%2...

Save you having to work it out while you are panicking or got blood loss etc
Welltris was the 3d-ish variant all my cohorts played. although it's really fairly 2D in truth.

https://www.mobygames.com/game/2121/welltris/
I had a job interview today and they asked me to describe TCP and udp, and when I did they told me not everyone knows it nowadays. I guess I can see why, if you're a web dev you never have to worry about such things.
How did you organize the new box? Did you use a specific type of organizer? I have a few scattered boxes of cables, wires, and parts that I need to reduce into one "usable" container. Thanks!
Bear in mind I chose SVG rather than TiKZ
Those assumptions are incorrect. Ever since I can remember as a little kid I wanted to be a Dad. My first big success came after my last child was born. When my first child was born I had just been laid off and was struggling to make ends meet. My highs in business aren’t even close to my highs as a Dad.

Everyone’s experiences are different and true to them. I’m not trying to tell you that your experience or ideas of raising children should be the same as mine. But I’d be careful assuming that people who don’t think the same way as you about it are delusional or privileged.
Yes but couldn’t they research the app? If IT understands software, they can ask less often.
It got to a unicorn quite easily when the output was set to Tikz as I’ve done here:

https://bobjansen.net/drawing-with-chatgpt/
Odds Democrats would ever do something like this are slim too. Democrats receive more money from Wall Street than Republicans now

https://www.npr.org/2020/08/17/902626429/wall-streets-big-mo...

Till we all realize that both parties are the problem and stop calling the party we don’t support the boogey man, we will be stuck in this hamster wheel of absurdity.
I’ll just leave this here and see myself out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksb3KD6DfSI
Radical Feminists “Working with the Right”
This seems like a very narrow take and doesn't match up to my experience at all.

It also doesn't speak to the specific circumstances in Japan either. I'm sure "herbivore men" exist in the West, but they're not common enough that we have a term for it that I know of.

(Sure there are incels, but that's something different).
Fun tip for Virtual ANS (it's basically just a spectrogram → audio): if you record yourself talking, look at what it looks like, then clear it out and make a bunch of little swipes and curves and stuff in the same region, you get fascinating alien speech!
Global Browser Report for 2023
global browser usage + cross-browser testing best practice