skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have the JustWatch app, it's very useful, but as far as I know it is only an index of where to find particular videos? Maybe if you have an Android TV (I don't) and install it then it takes you direct to the service. But, personally you pay for each service individually.

Personally, I would alter copyright to create a "most favoured nation" style payment system.

If you provide works to one distributor then any distributor can pay you that price and have access to the work.

Giving copyright holders monopoly control of if works are sold, and a monopoly to the revenue, but not a monopoly over the route from them to consumers.

Exclusivity would be allowed, let's say 3 years (certainly less than 5, minimum of one).

Same across all media. But then I'd also limit copyright terms to 20 years (same as patents).
> coke was sufficiently worried about a 2um thick layer

Whether they were worried themselves or not is not what made them change, French law (then followed by the rest of the EU, California and China) was the reason.
> We moved away from server rendered UI for very, very good reasons

Can you please list your reasons?
Did you try the gcdrom.sys SATA CD-ROM driver for DOS?
But saying "This line is a low-effort, cliché dismissal that does not engage the statement in a meaningful way" does none of the things you're hoping for, either.

A much better idea is to down vote and move on.
Yes, that was my first thought.

As long as there's a good way to map from the real world into the liquid typed world, either by just telling the liquid typed world that this value can only be a positive integer, or by the liquid typed world having functions that ensure this at the boundary and return nice errors on runtime failure of this check, then it sounds really interesting.
Laundering your pointers through no-op inline asm also helps.
In more recent times, we had to think about this problem in Indian market context. I saw this problem as online vs offline payments problem.

If both parties are offline, can you still make a secure transfer of stored value? Yes, with a trusted execution environment and cryptography, you can do it. So, yeah, smart card works; a smartphone works, a feature phone with NFC smart card works etc. For each, the risk profile is different which affects the answer to the next question.

Then, when does reconciliation happen? When either party goes online? What if it is not a closed loop system? Then, reconciliation needs to happen for both parties independently. How long can either party stay offline and continue to make transactions? Is it both send and receive or only send on one side and only receive on another side? What if one party (merchant/receiver) is more likely to be online (almost always). Does it just become online payments problem then? NFC tap and pay is exactly this scenario.

In India, right now, we have NETC stored value cards for closed loop systems like metro. For open systems like UPI we have recently introduced offline payments capability with very small stored value stored as tokens on the mobile phone and used for very small transactions. As the banks learn the real-world operational risks, the wallet limits and transaction limits will be increased.
That was exactly my point
The idea of a flat earth is also a fairly intuitive claim too, as none of us experience any of the sphere earth attributes - we don't see a curve, experience the spin, etc. Intuition without evidence is really just a story.
When a large corporation or wealthy person doesn't pay bills on time it's called managing cashflow.

When a peon does it he's a deadbeat.
Traveling carnivals have very little to do with itinerant groups like Yenish people or travelers. Due to itinerant lifestyles, there can occasionally be members of itinerant groups working in that occupation but that is not typical. Most carnies have a home base. And many historically itinerant groups have become “sedentary” including many Yenish people. Though over time the sedentary tend to assimilate, intermarry and lose their distinct cultural character.
I grew up with Hugh Laurie when he partnered Stephen Fry in their comedy turns on the BBC. To see him portray a villain with such steely eyed certainty was breath taking. The first and last episodes are something to behold - he absolutely gravitates malign intent.
And you still didn’t answer the question. What does an “open” search engine look like and who is going to pay for the infrastructure?
Govts look at businesses as entities keeping people out of trouble, then there are the dietary elements which also reduce violence, Obese people are less likely to cause trouble, so Coke (and other soft drinks/food manufacturers) will always come out on top.
The problem is that there is very little material to work with because all non-PIE languages besides Basque have been lost and what little we have of Tyrsenian (and to an even much lesser Tartessian and some others) is really insufficient to make any substantial claims about their origins or shared features.
KPrepublic have a tester that includes all four of the Glove80 switches (Brown, White, Red, Red Pro) [0] and also a cheaper one that excludes the Red Pro [1]. (I ordered the cheaper one after reading the review.)

[0] https://kprepublic.com/en-gb/products/kailh-choc-switch-test...

[1] https://kprepublic.com/en-gb/products/acrylic-switch-tester-...
I usually interview for SRE positions, and I'd say the salary range for a senior is 90k-130k in Amsterdam. It may be possible to get even more in fintech or super big corporations, but I stay away from those.
And linux. They provide a linux version and it runs great on linux
Oh, I'm not here to defend bigotry.

I'm here to point out that bigotry is often stronger than well-meaning laws.
I suggest all GUI developers to familiarize themselves with the cutting-edge frameworks in the frontend community before proposing a new framework. This way, they can avoid the hassle of "reinventing x".

Regarding this proposal, it wouldn't hurt to take a look at the implementations of `preact signal` and `vue3 ref`

In addition, the overly strict memory management of Rust is a disaster for GUI programming. GUI states are already complex enough, writing GUI in Rust is like adding an enemy called "compiler" to oneself.
Protocol popularity is like programming language popularity. It's not enough to be technically competent (though I don't know if SIP is). You need marketing, big enough mindshare/uptake for network effects to kick in, cultural background match (telco world in the case of SIP), a "killer app", etc.
Yes, there is a conflict, but it's not an unsolvable one.

Google implemented a compromise - paid ads get displayed at the top, but they are marked as ads, so if you want the most relevant results, you scroll below the paid ads.
Chrome extensions can steal plaintext passwords from websites
Yes, the amiga was so good for it's time.

It is crazy how commodore f*ked up.
Do you have a source to that? Because all statistics I know actually show no real problems around theft and other peoperty crimes. Not saying said crime doesn't exist, also not saying travellers aren't committing them (because of course every group has its criminals). All I dispute is that some crime is a reason to discriminate a whole grpup, further marginalize them, and making it easier for them see no problem in committing crimes as a way of striking back.

Also, viewing something as part of a culture, and actually doing it are still two different things. Also, I'd love to see claims like thqt, when if backed by interviews, further being put into context by actual numbers, especially from a field sociologist. You know, the whole strong claim, strong evidence thing.
There you go with your pesky facts that back up common experience.
Well the problem is that we all want to grow and prosper but companies don’t have role/career room for our infinite growth or the finances for it. So buearacracy settles it. And usually in favour of the “in” crowd or the squeaky wheel.

In my experience unless you’re exceptional, and plan it all out yourself, there is really no assistance with growing your career.

Do 2 years, assess if there’s long term opportunity, and leave if not. Always be prepared to leave, the worst thing you can do is sit somewhere for decades afraid of leaving.
https://hn.algolia.com/?q=study+math
Two years at Cognitect put an end to that for me. Never meet your heroes.
"Look to the mint of your seven/eaten shits", a daily nonsense phrase used in disapproving exclamation of an unlikely event.

No one knows where it comes from, and people with similar backgrounds as me raise a curious eyebrow when its said, but its origin reaches at least as far back as my great-grandmother's generation.
If you haven't seen it yet you might enjoy Le Bureau des Légendes.
What do you think salmon eat?

For every 1 kg of salmon waten by a person 5-10 KG of anchovy or other fish is eaten by salmon.
His life is now his job.

Whenever people talk about side hustles they seem to work their asses off for a little more profit and way less time.

But there is also the model where you build things that generate money long term with minimal time effort after building. However nobody is going to tell these stories :)
They had an investor before they even incorporated in 98...before it was a university project.
There's whole bunch of people making awesome craft drinks as a hobby, and lots of them own YouTube. If you are upset with coke, you can find some of these quite interesting!
Also see Infinite Noise TRNG https://github.com/waywardgeek/infnoise
I do remember. Everything else looked like a directory rather than a search engine. And it wasn't just better, it was way faster too. It felt like magic.
I had similar thoughts.
It échos with one of yesterday submitted link on “being wary of neat stories in history” ( I paraphrased )
It doesn't work for me, and I'm logged into NF. They just discriminate UX based on residence.
Glad to hear that you're focused on improving tooling, as you point out, as there is definitely a gap (that maybe I was too circumspect about it originally, but to be clear, difference wasn't in RKWV's favor).

Some of it may just be the docs. I think one easy improvement is that when you search for RWKV, you end up on the Github page, but the README basically goes from a description of the model, to a short snippet of sample inference code, to a list of implementations, to a bunch of random research notes? It's a bit scattered and pretty hard to read, but should be easy to clean up.

From a practical perspective for example, there's no list/description in the repo or the model cards on all the different versions at https://huggingface.co/BlinkDL (world, raven, pile, novel, pileplus, etc) and while it says RWKV-4-World is the "best" model, it's only a 7B and Raven 14B is listed above and says it's fine-tuned (while World is not)? Which is actually better? Unsure, no benchmarks (even the spreadsheet screenshots eventually listed don't give any info, nor do the model cards) - even as someone returning to RWKV this was very confusing. Compare it to what the Llama community is doing these days with model cards (eg https://huggingface.co/Open-Orca/OpenOrcaxOpenChat-Preview2-... or for quants https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/WizardCoder-Guanaco-15B-V1.0...)

Also, for those not familiar with the project at all, I think a slightly expanded/better organized "Usage" section I think would be helpful in terms of getting up and running (it doesn't help that multiple implementations each have their own quant formats). I feel like have a section that would get a user easily up and running (I think ExLlama and MLC both do a good job here) would be helpful. Again, some of this might just be a pass of cleaning up/better organizing the docs.
I don't know about "better" but I do know that without the Internet I wouldn't have tried at all.

Edit: after posting this I realised that video doesn't necessarily mean online but those don't have the same reach.
Economic downturns pose significant challenges for businesses. As consumer spending decreases and uncertainty mounts, companies must find ways to remain resilient.
There is so much hubris online about Chinese R&D. Every conversation about Chinese research papers seems to devolve into accusations of scientific fraud, as if academics aren’t driven by the same incentives and companies can’t tell the difference between real and fake research.

The fact is, there are some extremely talented researchers in China, and cutting them off from a specific technology is frankly too little too late. Either the US needs to cool their jingoistic jets a bit or they need to seriously consider whether direct competition is sustainable.

Yes, the US has undoubtedly the best higher education system in the world now, but this is largely driven by immigration from China and India. Will this still be the case in 30 years when India and China’s economies have matured and high paying tech jobs can be found elsewhere?

Right now the immigration system for technically minded immigrants makes no sense. Rather than providing a path to citizenship, the US is sending some of the most talented individuals back to their old countries, where they’ll be developing the economy of those countries rather than that of the US. It’s a terrible strategy that any country not hindered by two year election cycle myopia would rectify.
This is interesting question in case you want to set site optimization as goal.
To achieve compatibility you need to remove all frameworks either jQuery and start to write only vanilla js.
This circuit is just about the standard one that everyone has used for decades (weirdly biased 2N3904s to make an avalanche diode)

I sell OneRNGs (currently out of stock more coming soon) that use a version of it, however SMT 2N3904s have been EOL'd, next generation will need to use something different (probably a zener)
searx is a search engine aggregator. searx.be is in instance of it and as i can see the only default general search engine which is on on this instance is google.
> this has never happened before; the event takes place in an extremely arid desert

This doesn't seem to be true. Just Google something like "burning man mud" and filter to see results from before this year. Example from 2014 below

https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/burning-man-...
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>This place has been around for more than 15 years, with supposedly some of the smartest people in the industry hanging out here

Your question answers itself partially. If it's lasted 15 years with the smartest people, then it's doing something right regardless of how wrong the errors that it commits are.

In http://paulgraham.com/hackernews.html pg wrote the following (the entire essay is worth a read):

> So the most important thing a community site can do is attract the kind of people it wants. A site trying to be as big as possible wants to attract everyone. But a site aiming at a particular subset of users has to attract just those—and just as importantly, repel everyone else. I've made a conscious effort to do this on HN. The graphic design is as plain as possible, and the site rules discourage dramatic link titles. The goal is that the only thing to interest someone arriving at HN for the first time should be the ideas expressed there.
I think its just genetics, some people are more inclined to experience RSI due to structure of wrists. I'm 22 and I started experiencing wrist pain during college and found that split keyboards are the solution for me to be able to do my work without pain.
This sounds like *any* protocol that communicates using only bids and cards played into tricks is allowed. Really?
But I don't live in china. Will china arest me here in EU?

USA dropped drone bombs on people in pakistan and iran, countries they're not even at war with.
> It's worth pointing out that you're using the word "liberal policy" in its US meaning, which is rather misleading for the EU. Liberals in Europe are mostly center right-wing, for low taxes and for more company freedom (as in "neoliberal"). There are some left-wing liberals left, but they are somewhat rare.

This was true 20 years ago. But I found that the meaning of the word has shifted more and more since then.

Funny enough, 'neoliberal' has also shifted a lot over its life, but that shift happened much earlier.

A 'neoliberal' used to be someone who like the 'social market economy', like Ludwig Erhard. Instead of both unfettered 'Manchester capitalism' and socialism.

Of course, these days 'neoliberal' ostensibly means someone who wants markets über alles, but is mostly used as an insult against anyone who dislikes markets slightly less than the speaker.
What makes the British East India Company US-centric?
I prefer consuming chloride salts to keep my (gut) bacteria in check along with deionised water. So refreshing.
JS doesn't have any useful built-in way to deal with success/failure, other than exceptions. We use Boxed[1] for this:

Result
.fromExecution(() => schema.parse(input))
.mapOk(parsed_input => /* */)
.mapError(parse_errors => /* */)

which is an alright way to deal with things IMO.

I would hazard a guess that `parse` is a function introduced long ago, and `safeParse` came afterwards. (Safe as in "do not throw an exception")

[1]: https://github.com/swan-io/boxed
That's feedback and it's very much not random. These days there are audio tools that automatically eliminate it, which wouldn't be possible if it was random.
Not OP but I think this may be it

https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/234286.1057834

Found via searching for quoted text in http://csapp.cs.cmu.edu/3e/docs/chistory.html
You can refer to the paragraph I added in an edit. I fully agree that any such crime is not a reason to marginalize a whole ethnic group. But you yourself acknowledge that criminals exist, and you spoke of addressing root causes for crime, so how do you address the root cause for those families I mentioned?

I’m not linking to said friend’s research here lest I dox her and myself on a subject that seems contentious enough for some HN readers to possibly cause trouble for her.
Ask HN: What Will Programs/Apps Replace Twitter Integration With?
As you know, numerous programs are integrated with Twitter in some way, whether they're CMSes that allow you to login with the service or auto share content there, games consoles and media devices that let you share screenshots and clips there or any number of other systems.

So that made me wonder... what are they going to replace this with? Relying on Twitter/X going forward seems like a bad idea given Musk's track record here.

Are options to share content to Mastodon or BlueSky or Threads going to take over? Are most developers and companies just going to rip out any Twitter related functionality without a replacement? Keep using it until the whole system collapses?

What's going to replace Twitter for these types of integrations anyway?
Where do I find this capitalism, which country, i an packing my bags right now.

Is it China, since they are the ones that seem to flout patents all the time?

Why is it that the 'Capitalists' on here want to take all the credit, but when there is a problem it's got nothing to do with them?
It is linked from the page, and isn't a book.

http://cm.bell-labs.co/who/dmr/chist.html
Paid ads used to be displayed to the side of the results. Being displayed instead of the results isn't so much of a "compromise".
No facts to see, other than some anecdotes. If those interviews are backed by proper context, analysis and statostics, sure. So far, all I see is an intwressting insigjt into a culture I don't know a lot of.

Edit: You just created this account for what exactly?
For the text data, start with: grep, sed, and awk.
Who Deserves Amphetamines?
I got unlucky one day and watched a cooking video while intoxicated... it's so awful how they have to put some more of this and some of that and it wouldn#t be good without another spice... it's like sorcery... and the ppl doing it behave like that as well... horrible vibes, doesn't help that they all look sick and fat.
>aside from small things like added friction on bearings, changed tire geometry etc

This is rolling resistance, it's generally proportional to weight, and it's usually not negligible for heavy vehicles: it can easily make a large fraction of the energy usage of a truck, though at highway speeds it's rare for it to be the majority of it.
I bought a Typematrix 2030 since I can bring it wherever i go. It is small enough to sit on top of a macbook keyboard and the ortholinear layout helped my RSI
partially, rented escooters, not owned, so some percentage
The same way libraries are free: they're actually paid for by taxpayers.

If the internet was invented in America's earlier days, a lot of these information tools would be a public service, similar to libraries, and we'd all be better for it.
Fixing Year 2038 Coordinating the 64-bit time_t ABI migration [video]
Gnome update and broken extensions are synonyms at this point
Or, you don't want a public record of having previously sued a similar entity (e.g. employer, landlord).
But every Ponzi scheme is a fraud, and crypto has multiple flavours of fraud using the misnomer of Ponzi but it's still adjacent (or part of the same superset "fraud").

So if it's to be pedantic, your analogy is also rather flawed since a bank robber and rapist do not share much of a superset except for the larger "criminal" set (which "fraudster" is also part of).
Others may disagree but this all part of data engineering, data science, data analytics, data visualization to me. Google those terms, read up, choose some free courses to get started. Often machine learning and “AI” get lumped into this area too.

There’s probably useful free data sets out on the internet. Learning python is useful.

I know AWS has a heap of services catering to data pipe lines.. maybe see if there’s a free tier on anything.

The fixing of bad data I’ve most commonly heard of as “data cleansing” or “data scrubbing”.
For others:

Old Believers (a new term to me) are Russian orthodox catholics that didn't fork with the rest of Russia in the eastern orthodox schism in the 17th century.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Believers
There are already several major online playing sites. BridgeBase is the most popular, but isn’t especially good - got bought out by a French competitor a few years ago and what has followed is… explicit monetization. They’ve got the exclusive deal with the ACBl for a few years still? Though, which really limits the appeal
Of competitors, at least to the North American market.

Like, imagine if one of the chess sites let you pay, say, 25 cents, to make a game between two FIDE members to play rated games online.
Most cookbooks tend to be like the meme about drawing an owl [0]. Mostly because the people making the instructions make assumptions about Stuff One Should Just Know and skip those bits in the instructions.

On video you can actually see the consistency of things as they are cooked and maybe even hear what the process sounds like (frying spices in oil has a distinct sound if the oil is at the correct temperature).

You can also see the proper cutting technique, hopefully saving your fingers from pain later on.

[0] https://www.danielzarick.com/uploads/2018-05-draw-the-owl.jp...
"instead" suggests that the actual results aren't there, which isn't true.

You just need to scroll a bit. Google needs to tread the balance to stay usable, otherwise people stop using it.