skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You’re getting a dose of radiation for the airplane flight anyway might as well pitch an umbrella and a lounger on the beach in Mazatlán while you’re at it
I think LLMs are pretty innovated. The new Mac chips seem pretty innovated. Nvidia's H100 are so innovated they cannot keep them stocked. Companies are innovating all the time. Maybe it is because we are too focused on doom and gloom in the news.
It sounds like that could be Someone Else's Problem from the perspective of a District Attorney. It plausibly looks good to somebody that the DA is minimizing prison costs regardless of second-order effects of policies which minimize prison costs.
I feel sorry for their remote employees as their company just sold them out.
Whether that is dark depends entirely on what the merchant site shows before the handover to PayPal. If it shows e.g. "Pay now", then there is nothing dark here.
Please don't take HN threads further into this kind of flamewar. It doesn't lead anywhere good.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Please don't take HN threads further into this kind of flamewar. It doesn't lead anywhere good.

Also, please don't cross into personal attack or nationalistic putdowns.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
My long long time mac user brain read QT 5 as ‘QuickTime 5’ and I got excited. But it seems qt means something else here!
No, regular folks weren't so eager to get a new vaccine and were miffed to suffer threats over it.
The point is that their half life in the wild is so short that their presence is negligible.
Well, I'd be not too much surprised if it's an external factor like sun cycle, earth magnetism or any other natural rhythm. Did they exclude that? How, if?
It's not just social media, its all discussion forums, (very much including HN) that has contributed to the polarization.
Me too. Someone please complete this and report back.
Is it true? There are museum record of skeletons from the early 19th century, which is around the right time, and there are Latin names from around then too.
Why would you assume 190 days? However you are correct - minimum wage is WAY less than I assumed in the south (despite living there!)

Also: $62k/yr for a job requiring a masters degree is utterly criminal.
These sorts of exercises help with performance tuning in the small.

One thing you should learn, and many don't, about perf analysis is that you start getting serious artifacting in the data for tiny functions that get called an awful lot. I've found a lot of tangible improvements from removing 50% of the calls to a function that the profiler claims takes barely any time. Profilers lie. You have to know what they lie about.

When I'm trying to optimize leaf- or near-leaf-node functions I've been known to wrap the call with a for loop that runs the same operation 10, 100, 1000 times in a row, just so I can see if some change has a barely-double-digit effect on performance. These predictions usually hold up in production.

Just be very, very sure not to commit that for loop.

Or use representative data that is ridiculously large compared to the average case.
GeoXPM software models and predicts geo-disasters
It's expensive to run.
Everyone that is doing security research without permission, and doesn't catch charges, is just luckier (or less annoying) than weev: https://www.wired.com/2013/03/att-hacker-gets-3-years/
If they already recorded the audiobook, I think Amazon offers some small discount if you buy both.

Otherwise you'll want IMDBpro so you can reach out to their representatives and ask how you'd book them for your book recording.
Bioregions 2023
The Seward Cafe in Minneapolis has running successfully as a "cooperatively owned, collectively operated restaurant and community-oriented venue" for 49 years.

https://www.sewardcafe.com
Cool. I saw this in use in one of the recent Asahi streams and of course I read it as Frank Zappa; through a mic’ed megaphone with panning.

It was on my list to revisit, glad to see the low level hardware extension of a low level software project!
I think social media really peaked around that time.

Social media was on the computer. You would interact with it every now and then, then leave. It was useful for making or keeping in touch with friends.
You had the good parts without too much of the bad parts.

But once smartphones took over, you were plugged in 24/7. It brings it out at its worst.
I think there are features that most people consider defining of social media, such as personalized feeds, following other people, etc.

HN has none of those. As a result, I don't consider it "social media", I consider it a specialty news aggregator that has a robust comment section.

Back when FB and the like were new, calling them "social media" was done to differentiate them from sites like HN.
Copyright is only an issue for creative works. If a company is automating a customer service chat or an online ordering process or a random marketing page/PR announcement or something of that sort via ChatGPT why would they even care?
I think they're basically taking the "Uber" strategy here: primary business is probably illegal, but if they do it hard enough and at enough scale and create enough value for enough big companies, then they become big enough to either get regulations changed or strong enough to weather lawsuits and prosecutions. Their copyright fig leaf is perhaps analogous to Uber's "it's not a taxi service so we don't need taxi medallions" fig leaf.
Wait'll they learn about the Eggshell Skull Rule.
They don’t need a unique feature, but they do need at least a unique combination of existing features — languages are as much determined by what features they have as what they don’t.

But V fails to make me interested on this count as well.
Take it full circle. Minecraft running Terraria emulating a 32-bit RISC-V CPU running Pong written in Rust - someone already did the latter part I believe, https://youtu.be/zXPiqk0-zDY?si=M0IHSzRLkaddwwKC
I am still waiting for such a game since I played it back then - FPS with magic, good bow shooting etc. and actual AAA quality. For proper RPG experience there are skyrims of these days, but something lighter, with just missions and not endless bugged half-empty open worlds, something I can easily pick up for few minutes, progress just a bit and then ignore for a month. Or play in one go if possible. Somehow, they nailed playability just right, in Half-life style.

I am overfed with same looking and same experience modern warfares, just like few years ago WWII oversaturated the market. Another potential direction may be say Vietnam-like games.
Just view source. Alternately: setInterval(function () {document.getElementById('generate').click();}, 50);
> ...wow, that was a pretty good book.

> Hope you liked it.

> Thanks again for creating a utopia, by the way.

> Probably wouldn't have had time to read that book if you hadn't.

I created another 100 utopias after that with no update.
Unless you have more money coming in than going out, you will run out of money.

Most of us find the retirement-year itself to be difficult because all of a sudden there's a lot less money coming in, but there are still payouts that ensue from the previous months of your working life, such as income tax payments. And of course, those mortgage payments keep on needing to be paid, and on time. Also you haven't yet adjusted to the lower amount of money coming in causing changes in your spending habits. And you do panic over whether you can survive.

In our retirement year, we ate out the freezer and the pantry of all that stuff that usually never gets eaten while we adjusted. We sold some assets that allowed us to get rid of some mortgages along with the monthly drain on finances that the mortgages were causing.

In our worst month, one week we had nothing but a few maxed out credit cards, about 10 bucks in the bank and we were scrabbling for any health-insurance refunds we could find to claim on. The following week we had around $900,000 in the bank, which allowed us to finally clear the decks.

It wasn't a nice time, but we got through it.
DA has a bully pulpit they could use to petition for building more jail space, but no direct control of that. Also it takes years to build more jail space. Prisons/jails are incredibly expensive to build and operate.