skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Classic tell me what you need proven and I'll forge you the statistics.

Here is hope they use something like category theory mixed with philosophy to put it on a secure foundation
If my house were like a country, it would be quite convenient and I would indeed open my home to everyone willing to participate in my social contract.

But my home isn’t in any way like a country, so this question isn’t meaningful.
To be fair saying "there was election fraud" is disinformation at this point, we very carefully checked and the only real problems were people following Trump's advice and voting multiple times for him (on extremely small scales that didn't matter for the overall election so not material)

There is nuance in the laptop story. There were things said that were objectively disinformation so if those things were targeted it could make sense.

Now the White House ideally would have kept and arms length to put forward a "not protecting my own" attitude but there is a wide gap between ideally and illegal coercion.
Barrel-Shifter (8 Bit)
Unironically posted on Medium
Regular old cows grew out of immortal cells too.
You can just ask for that, you don’t need to buy anything. People are pretty understanding.
I definitely feel that. Buying a 3D printer helped a lot with this, for me (and also building custom furniture with the aforementioned cable tracks). I've been able to (for not a lot of money) print raceways and cable ports that keeps my basement rack a lot easier to deal with.
Does anyone know why Zig isn't up to date on homebrew (v10.1, while v11 is latest)? I tried pulling a very simple SDL2 project off github and building it on my macbook M1 and hit https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/12069.

Homebrew also has no option for --HEAD, so I don't know if I'm running into a fixed issue or what. If anyone has recommendations or an example scaffold that shows how I can build a SDL2 zig project on a M1 with SDL2 installed via homebrew that would be helpful.

I can't get Rust-SDL2 to work on my system either, so maybe I'm just forever cursed to use C++. At least I understand how to interface with system libraries without playing build system Jenga I guess.

Edit: I manually installed a later version. I tried a few small SDL2 projects, but trying to run them all gave me:

```error: no field or member function named 'standardReleaseOptions' in 'Build'
const mode = b.standardReleaseOptions();```

Perhaps the build system had some breaking changes at some point. I would need to figure out how the old build system worked, as well as what changed, in order get past it.

OTOH ChatGPT was able to get me past my Rust issue (I gave it the output of sdl2_config and it spat out some environment variables to add to my ~/.profile which fixed my issue), so I will come back to Zig when it's a little more stable
Software is never really finished and often has to be hosted and maintained on an ongoing basis.

An ongoing stream of smaller payments just seems like a natural way of paying for an ongoing service, even if the benefits are weighted to the vendor.
Unusual to find a typo on acoup. It is "Mosin Nagant", not "Mosin Nagat".
You’re totally right after I reread.
In the manner you have been doing it... yes.

It doesnt matter what we think only what the mods think friend.
His point is that you do not have to rely on associative being true in order to run inference on a LLM.
I am not saying that all of them are bad actors, but most of them aren't good enough to be worth an exception respectively accepting the trade-off, could probably count them with my fingers
Ok... I guess
most American gun violence (the vast majority) tends to happen in areas that can easily be classified as urban war zones for the same reasons as much of the violence in Mexico. If you’ve been to the areas of Oakland, Chicago, Salinas, etc. that show up a lot, it’s frankly clear that they are.

Much if the South American violence never ends up in an identifiable statistic. Especially in places like Guatemala.

As always with statistics, the collection and context matters a lot.
We certainly aren't dying of malaria or religious war
The current leadership can’t solve this because it would directly contradict their election talking points.
I think the problem is that, historically, leagues claim to self-police but then the amounts of $ involved ends up meaning enough individuals can be bribed/threatened/etc. that "fair" matches end up fixed. In the best case, this ends up as fraud and so ends up in the courts anyways, in the worst case, the amounts of $ at play mean people turn to violence and...well that ends up in the courts.
So think the idea is that we're better off just making it a public matter from the start, rather then waiting till things escalate into other forms of crime.
I don't see why Lego needs to be singled out here. It is (by volume and weight) a relatively expensive product and it's not like anyone is buying bricks by the ton and dumping them from trucks. Besides, it is one of the most reusable toys to ever exist.
There's a few companies offering good money, when hiring starts again.

There's the typical Amazon, Google, Uber who pay decently (though Google is only in Waterloo and no remote). Shopify was paying well because they wanted to grow quickly and outbid on top talent elsewhere, but that blew up in their face (I was in the 20% laid off in May).

2 years ago Instacart offered me a ridiculous total comp for remote Canada, but it was mostly paper money- pre-IPO stock that will be worth something, someday, maybe.
Could it be due to bad tokenization? E.g. would results improve if “3” and “2” were spelled “three” and “two” in the question?
Counterpoint: have you seen the replies Twitter Blue users make? They’re so stupid, as a class of people.
no, I don't admit that, and I think you're an enormous asshole
His choosing to be vegan is like my choosing to only eat white meat and fish (along with the usual vegetarian fare). Should I be able to get that if I knowingly break the law and go to jail? They can only do so much for a person. They have a kitchen that makes food for EVERYONE. It isn't to-order. I do agree 100% that conditions in our prison system are beyond atrocious. They are so so awful. I just have a hard time believing wherever he is sitting is one of those worse-off places. He can eat some damn meat in jail. He's being an entitled prick.
And here's me escaping the west along with my neighbors escaping China, none of us have had a rental price rise in 4 years. We live only a few hundreds metres from the beach and even closer to vibrant national parks.

What would you all pay for such a thing? I'm ashamed of how little it actually costs, you can't even rent a car park in my old city for the same amount.

If this really is hacker news then you can either find somewhere good to live with a bit of searching or you aren't particularity good at hacking the basics of life.
Weird, that vast majority of jobs I see posted now (in my area of experience) are either from grifty third party recruiters or small random consulting firms. I see very few first part job postings by companies.
I was using docker swarm cause of the simplicity and easy setup but the one feature that I really really need was to be able to specify which runtime to use, either I use runsc (and docker plugins don’t work with runsc) or runc as the default and it was too inefficient to have groups of node with certain runtime, I really do like swarm but it misses too much features that are important
The land is owned by the crown. In private hands it would be used productively. It has nothing to do with "misery or impossibility."
It's funny that pockets were a feminist thing so long ago but they still are. Women's jeans don't always have them and a lot of girls I know have complained about it. Never had this problem as a man.
Their point is he is not in prison. Prison is post-conviction. Jail/detention center is pre-trial.
One one hand it's absurd (it means that everything that can be imagined and many more things exist).

On another hand the opposite (requiring a mapping from that computation to real-world objects) is absurd too, because for any sequence of numbers you can always find a mapping to physical objects (notice that you can make the mapping arbitrarily complex). So why require the extra steps?

My opinion is that it follows that asking about existence without specifying the domain in which sth exists is meaningless.

You can say that the number 42 exists in the domain of integers. You cannot say whether the number 42 exists in general. It wouldn't mean anything.

Similarly you can say that Harrison Ford exists in our universe but Han Solo doesn't. But you cannot say whether one or the other exist in general.
Africa, famous for being home to multiple civil wars, child soldiers, war lords rebels and the like since the early 60s. Sure, that is supposed to be the bench mark for the US (in all honesty, it seems to be fitting sometimes so). Asia, well, South East Asia ia similar from Vietnam to Laos (a lot of their guns were importes by the Americans during the Vietnam war). Some countries are military dictatorships with opposing rebel groups.

So yes, my point stands, all countries that actually are in position (read no internal or external armed conflicts, no civip war like situations, no destabilized government) have it under control. The US gets rightly called out for it, as the only (presumely) developed democracy with this kind of problem.
This is a vrey interesting topic, that continues to reverberate even in modern Japan.

However, just linking to the wikipedia page is... kind of lame.

This is a great article:

https://itsyourjapan.com/burakumin/

And this article points to the high percentage of the yakuza made up of burakumin, because of reduced economic opportunity in legitimate businesses:

https://www.nytimes.com/1995/11/30/world/japan-s-invisible-m...

Another related, but different story, are the indigenous Inu and Ryuukyu peoples...
ARM is preparing to IPO next week, their main business is collecting license fees. Here are last year’s income statement:

Revenue: $2.67B (down from 2.7)

Gross profit margin: 96%

Net Profit: $524m

And they are planning to IPO at a valuation of 60-70 billion dollars! Thats a P/E of 130 and a P/S of 25. Frankly this is ridiculous for a company that collects license fees, there is no potential for massive growth, all smartphones are using ARM chips already and their biggest client has a perpetual license already. Why is it valued like a tech startup?

This is Softbank dumping on retail and they somehow got Apple and Intel to buy a small piece of the IPO (700m combined).
Congrats on launching a working product!

What's the rationale behind view.py?
You're not really that far from either Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market or North Station there. Can't speak to how easy it is to find one in any of the local hotels. Of course, in the latter case it helps to look the part and not look too clueless.
Yes. Sometimes works.
All good. I misunderstood! I realize it isn't necessarily a quick and easy thing to change. :)
My few thoughts on insulation.

The problem with insulation is retrofitting it is expensive and carries a huge risk because older houses are designed around the idea that they breath.

The current practice of insulating inside the envelope is just so blindly stupid I can't wrap my head around why people think it's a good idea. If you work it out, insulation should go on the outside of the envelop. Think insulated siding and roof panels. Granted I'm now seeing that,

And with insulation you quickly run into the problem that the benefits rapidly diminish while the cost is linear. R30 doesn't save you three times R10.

At some point it's be cheaper to put solar panels on the roof to run a heat pump than add more insulation.
It's all about homelessness and drugs. If an area has issues with homelessness and drugs, public restrooms are very rare; if they do exist, they are often out of order.
Insert runtime scripting snippets in C++ with Visual Studio extension [video]
> What is new is the subscription to things you already own, the “heated seat” debacle for example.

Yep, and that is what’s going away. BMW recently decided to stop offering heated seat subscriptions.
Helm and Kustomize are low-budget custom resource definitions. They serve their purpose well and they have few limitations considering how much they can achieve before you write your own controllers.

In my opinion, the complexity is symptomatic of success: once you make a piece of some kind of seemingly narrowly focused software that people actually use, you wind up also creating a platform, if not a platform-of-platforms, in order to satisfy growth. Kubernetes can scale for that business case in ways Docker Swarm, ELB, etc. do not.

Is system configuration avoidable? In order to use AWS, you have to know how a VPC works. That is the worst kind of configuration. I suppose you can ignore that stuff for a very long time, you'll be paying ridiculous amounts of money for the privilege - almost the same in bandwidth costs, transiting NAT gateways and all your load balancers, whatever mistakes you made, as you do in compute usage. Once you learn that bullshit, you know, Kubernetes isn't so tedious after all.
Can't figure out how to delete this comment on this mobile client, please ignore
Temporal?

(I'm fascinated by e.g. termite scheme, I like learning about more variations on this theme :)
Temp of 0 gives the least random and most predictable results
I don't have ADHD. Batteries aren't exactly transparent with this stuff. I never know, either.
Couldn’t read the whole article because of the paywall but the author pretty much lost me in the first paragraph…

> The YIMBY movement annoys a lot of people who are highly engaged with politics because we are living in a time of intense political polarization, and YIMBYism is not aligned with either pole

Who *wants* polarization and would be annoyed by bipartisanship?? Wouldn’t it make more sense that people find the common ground and unity refreshing? Just a strange phrasing of the movement.
Musk, Starlink and Hypocrisy: Elon's “Benedict Arnold” Moment
I think the approach misses the point. Playwright's auto-wait with `locators` is what makes it worth adopting because it means you don't need to use fixed waits. Auto-waits save much of the idle time waiting.
The company pays 100% of my premiums and I’ve had the same thing at other places.
COVID matters as we generally agree that during public health crisises it is reasonable for the government to overstep bounds a little to reduce loss of life.

Objectively it is different.

Additionally you are going to have a hard time justifying that the federal government shouldn't do anything about disinformation. We cannot allow foreign adversaries to include our politics by saying "but the first amendment".

So while we cannot be too broad with our actions and any action should be carefully monitored for violation it isn't fundamental that the government cannot say "please don't give a platform to disinformation".

Generally speaking most of the things involved weren't deleted but deplatformed. Most commonly by not recommending them or adding a warning to them.

Deletion did occur but my understanding was it wasn't a significant portion of the actions taken by platforms.
Even in cities it just depends on where you ask. A little hole in the wall pizza joint where the bathroom involves tredging through the code violations in the kitchen? Yeah nah they aren’t letting you in there unless you have a six year old with you who is threatening to pee right then and there. Your standard urban mcdonalds or other new construction building will have full bathrooms by code on the other hand. And if there is some code or whatever, just ask. They say you need to make a purchase to legally exclude homeless people but if you don’t appear homeless they just give you the code without having to bother with that in my experience. Not to mention every single bar you see in a city will have a bathroom and zero police that for patrons.
Babies are so small and weak, no threat to anyone whatsoever.
Given there's 2 different people in this thread recommending Ghost Blitz: okay, okay, message received. I ordered it.
What is the point of all these different models? Shouldn't we be working toward a single gold standard open source model and not fracturing into thousands of mostly untested smaller models?
As someone who learned industrial design think the most important thing is to have the desk match your use. There isn't any specific advice I could give as my desks are extremely tuned to my own needs (5.1 audio production, electronics, etc.).

The most important thing is to get the width and depth right and to figure out where everything goes. Don't be afraid to add multiple levels either going up or down to add what you need. Don't limit your thinking to the desk, think also about storage of desk stuff, what accumulates on the desk, what you need to see, what not, etc.

Although "designers" (if they don't think a lot about functionality I prefer to call them stylists) love them I'd avoid minimalist desk ideas, unless that is how you use desks (most people I have ever known have a ton of shit lying on their desks). Don't design for a shiny product picture, design for your own daily use.

The best thing I ever did for my desk had nothing to do with my desk: I added a ton of small-stuff storage in the form of office cabinets for my electronics needs and label them properly. This makes it easy to clean up accumulated stuff and find it later. This improved the way I could use the desk more than any desk design could have done, ever.

That means if you want a good desk design you have to analyze your own usage patterns before and try to draw the right conclusions.
I am not going to sacrifice my children's happiness so that I can move back to Oklahoma and somehow stick my finger in the dike against theocracy. It's all well and good to propose that an influx of reasonable people would help reform a state's politics, but when it comes down to your own family you are talking about specific people, not averages.
Please see the data [1]. Out of the 99 kgCO2eq emitted per kg of beef, about 56 are due to methane emissions by cows and other emissions on the farm, and 23 kg are because of land use change (clearing forests)

[1] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/food-emissions-supply-cha...
Invest in companies making esoteric accelerators, like Fujitsu, Marvell, Broadcomm, probably many more I don't know about.

RISC-V is going to show up more and more in heavily customized stuff like HPC chips or networking accelerators before it starts replacing Xeons, as (right now) thats what its best suited for. Look up what Jim Keller said about RISC-V usage for Tenstorrent and how ARM just doesn't allow for the kind of customization these specialized designs need from a standardized ISA.
Sorry, I wasn’t clear enough, I don’t mean bipartisanship in the political sense. I mean bipartisanship between two groups of people namely real estate owners and people who don’t own real estate. At a general level, sellers want high prices and buyers want lower prices, but the level at which the prices are right now is simply way too high if compared with income per capita to be justified for a home purchase, and correction to “USA levels” assuming that’s the baseline is also not justifiable as home equity is a huge chunk of everyone’s wealth
So many people in this and every thread online (there’s a deluge on Reddit / Instagram even, almost feels like astroturfing) complaining about immigrants. Perhaps it’s convenient to blame other people.

Take a look at housing density and zoning, and fix the problems there. Get a more vibrant economy in the process: a society that aspires to be stuck in a ‘golden era’ is one that is chasing an illusion.
My stereo system is also in a little "TV room." So I don't feel any particular urgency in making it presentable for company. :-)
> That is the test of whether a media source is mainstream

It is? Who says?

> or at least respectable

Well, that's a different matter entirely.
See? Someone else gets it.
Price and marketing. For better or worse[0], the consumers are putting trust into marketoids and their emotionally manipulative messaging, that focuses on imaginary nirvana-like experience, and completely omits how the experience is likely to look like a few months after purchase.

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[0] - Sadly, it's likely for better. The world after most people get an accurate feel for how much they can trust companies will be a very bad place to live in.
Vancouver's 90 percentile before tax income is 99k age 25-34 and 142k for age 35-44.

https://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2021/dp-pd/dv...
See the one after: "Let's think step by step."
https://benchmarks.llmonitor.com/cot-sally

It appears the GPT4 learned it and now it's repeating the correct answer?
Let's say we have a game with time running out and the winning team has the ball. They can take a knee and win by 10 or they can kick a field goal and win by 13. They can dribble out the last 7 seconds and win by 8 or they can shoot a 3 and try to win by 11.

If they are good sports and just kill the clock, is that fraud? If somebody pays them to kill the clock and not cover the spread, is that fraud?

Is risk of somebody manipulating the outcome like this just part of what makes it a gamble?
Are people who demand kosher and halal food entitled pricks?

My parents did not eat meat/seafood/poultry, and I was not given any either. As a result, I have a severe distaste for meat/seafood/poultry, I even find the smell makes me gag.

Should I be forced to eat meat/seafood/poultry in prison to get my protein needs, just because I do not adhere to a tribe with sufficient political power to force an exception?
As far as my girlfriend is concerned: Because as soon as a piece is remotely nice its pockets are decorative jokes. If there were clothes that were both stylish and had decent pockets she'd buy them at once, but there are almost none. There seems to be no good reason for that to be so, extending the joke pockets usually doesn't cause the piece to look bad or lose function (if not stuffed to the brink and excluding those items where that can't realistically work).
Yes, for 32- and 64-bit registers. Most modern x86 CPUs has fast paths for 'xor reg, reg' which performs the zeroing using the register renaming mechanism instead of actually executing anything on the back-end. So the only cost is that of decoding the instruction.
I've had multiple coworkers remove comments or reject CRs because there were too many comments. If you foster a culture where comments are discouraged then it's less of an impediment
That's the thing, that's basically what this plugin and people here seem to be saying.

This is trying to make a blanket statement that we don't know wether or not it is true.

We have limited information because we see the extremes when those could very well be in the minority of all of the subscribers.

Considering it is very easy to find 2 very high profile accounts that would fall outside of this narrative means this should be more objectively looked at instead of with a gut reaction to this.

Which again is why I go back to individual blocking (or maybe block lists based on actual bad behavior) but considering the easy to find examples of who would be caught up in this it makes no sense.

And again I will point out that all this is doing is incentivizing Twitter to get rid of the blocking capability which is just going to allow more actual abuse to happen on the platform from people that were actually blocked in the past. Elon has already tweeted about saying that blocking is not a good solution, so I would not be surprised if that is removed soon if these campaigns grow.
So are any of this cats going to be put in trial for "murder".