skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same here! Although my rules look a bit different because I simply use the element picker:

stackoverflow.com##.c-pointer.js-quack-btn
stackoverflow.com##.js-step01.js-step.step.ws-nowrap
stackoverflow.com##.js-step02.js-step.step.has-width.ta-center
stackoverflow.com##.quack-popover--arrow
stackoverflow.com###overlay-header
stackoverflow.com###feed-link
stackoverflow.com##.mb16.s-anchors__default.s-anchors.s-sidebarwidget__yellow.s-sidebarwidget
stackoverflow.com##.grid--cell.js-reactions
stackoverflow.com##.mb16.s-anchors__grayscale.s-anchors.s-sidebarwidget__yellow.s-sidebarwidget

Unfortunately, I also didn't comment what these are all for. But I think one of them is the banner, which might contain calls for voting and such. Another is the "Featured on Meta" box and the sidebar on the left which I never use. And the most recent thing, which isn't included above is the obnoxious popup for the "New Search AI Experience".

And this does not even include the goddamn cookie banners, for which ublock has a separate rule set fortunately. Unfortunately, it's the rule set that leads to the most problems because some sites don't work correctly or don't load at all when the cookie banner has not been interacted with. I hate the modern internet without ublock.
> In particular you see pointless bashing of young men

Examples?

>the quasi-marxist idea that men are a separate species that exploits women

How is that quasi-marxist?
I disagree. I submit that you rather underestimate the tech competence of people - humankind have done far more with less resources due to ingenuity.
"Orion" is developed by the people at Kagi, free, and blocks a lot. As soon as I'm earning a salary again, I'll be supporting them financially; super valuable.
Chapo Trap House talks about it all the time. And that’s way more left than any of these ridiculous mainstream media publications

Here is one: https://youtu.be/dxdlR_ESJFA?si=tGaUPLTzoh5oNQCh
The US is still much wealthier than other industrial nations.
>"It was in algebraic development that Jacobi's particular power mainly lay, and he made important contributions of this kind in many areas of mathematics, as shown by his long list of papers in Crelle's Journal and elsewhere from 1826 onwards.[7] He is said to have told his students that when looking for a research topic, one should

'Invert, always invert' (German original: "man muss immer umkehren"), reflecting his belief that

inverting known results can open up new fields for research

, for example inverting elliptic integrals and focusing on the nature of elliptic and theta functions.[8]"
www.hota.acidcave.net
There’s probably an argument against my point, but this sure ain’t it. I can watch every Disney movie for free on the internet, but that doesn’t make it legal.
I think it's a heart and a smiling face with a tear :)
Yeah, that's fair - Discourse is a different forum software that follows this playbook.

The lack of a unified backend makes it much harder to build native mobile apps.
It's possible that College for All was a bad bill overall but happened to have a few good parts.

e.g. CANCELS $1.6 TRILLION IN STUDENT DEBT FOR 45 MILLION AMERICANS

The fact sheet says it would pay for all of this (in total $2.2 trillion) by taxing Wall Street speculation. So, somehow create a tax that represents almost 10% of total US GDP to cancel student debt and allow all future college to be almost free.

I can't imagine any world where that would actually happen. Bernie is living in the clouds.

This isn't giving anyone a fighting chance because it's not an actual, feasible solution.

Ref: https://www.sanders.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/college-fo...
Your reply reminds me of that meme "everything I don't like is woke".

How is blocking porn a "progressive" thing? aren't conservatives the ones blocking porn these days?

for example: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/republ...
It doesn't seem like that gives you the ability to push image updates over the network. Or to run with read-only a/b partitions.
Stable Diffusion is extensible - for example, ControlNet images have gone super viral on Twitter in the last few days.
https://twitter.com/0xgaut/status/1702394230478360637
https://twitter.com/deepfates/status/1701055664603426970

Also, it's basically free if you own a Mac or an iPhone.
I never had any serious issue with SD cards since the Pi 2B (and I've kept Pis running for years).

Anyway, for those wanting to deploy more generic apps, that is why I initially wrote https://github.com/piku/piku - you still have to flash the OS (and rpi-imager does that with sane defaults these days), but once you're done you have Heroku-like deployments for any language runtime you install on the Pi.

I also have https://github.com/rcarmo/ground-init, a cloud-init like shim that simplifies setting up machines (I'm a big fan of cloud-init, but since Raspbian doesn't support it and Ubuntu on ARM requires some fiddling to make it work I decided it wasn't too hard to roll my own).

(I probably should look into glueing that into rpi-imager, but there is are only so many hours in the day...)
Yes! In layman's terms: is the most efficient way to train these robots by showing them billions of videos of how it's done?
That's quite the presumption about MY consumption. Moreover the word "just" is doing a lot of work here.

I'm responding primarily to the overall land use picture here. Agriculture even as efficiently as we're doing it now takes a lot of space, even removing most meat from the equation.
same Mersenne as of Mersene Twister randomizer?

seems so: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mersenne_prime
> In April 2021, when asked about the debate about raising the minimum wage, Rowe said, "I worry that the path to a skilled trade can be compromised when you offer an artificially high wage for, I hate the expression, but an unskilled job."

Very much an advocate for the working man, there.
On the other hand, I'm obviously not talking about hobbyists, but plenty of people (including hobbyists) are using AI art to generate game assets.
Standard of living increases are made 1 job loss at a time. It sucks, we should supports people's transitions, but I don't think we should hold back progress.
What do you mean? The media reports about important issues, such as boats, on a daily basis! /s
Beyond his goofiness are there lessons to learn from Conan O' Brien
> But overall, young men hit the labor market or college or whatever less well-prepared as a result of the education system.

No facts about it, just some random assertion. Schools aren't going to change the way males relate to playing games, sports, and farting around in general compared with actually studying.

What other part of the article did I miss? Oh, this:

> the education system isn’t doing very well by lots of our boys and men now. We have a ten percentage point drop in the share of male teachers, incredible underinvestment in apprenticeships and vocational forms of learning, and all kinds of changes in school environments that mean that we’re not serving them very well.

What changes in environments? Vocational means simply that boys don't do desks and paper well- is that true? Do male teachers make that much difference? The thrust here is that the economy has left men behind. Maybe that's true, which is more important.
youtube is a de facto utility (like most of other Google products) and should be regulated accordingly
The first one is a nice trick. Sometimes websites get broken when you remove some elements. Thanks!
> Are they struggling, but as opposed to what when compared to women

It is not required to achieve maximum level of struggling. All that is required, is that Men’s issues are distinct, for instance they die younger, and advice given to women isn’t applicable.

> patriarchal values are compatible with capitalism

Perhaps, but I don’t think Christian values are really compatible with it and yet no one seems to die of the cognitive dissonance. People have a surprising ability to believe in mutually exclusive things at the same time.
My local supermarket normally seems to be staffed by maybe two or three people total. They stock shelves until someone needs them to fix the machines, do an age check or temporarily use the old checkout line. I remember supermarkets of that size used to have several people stacking shelves and then the same number again on the tills. So I think it has reduced the number of those jobs.
Nice,

Does it have to be only JavaScript
You probably just disagree with him about what constitutes anti-labor practices.

I can't think of many other public figures that have spent as much time as him, advocating for blue collar work.
You've been watching too many movies and are just making things up. Those problems haven't been solved in tactical aviation.
To steel man a bit here, grazing isn't necessarily a win for biodiversity and then there is all of the land that used to produce supplemental feed. Its a set of problems worth considering, even as I disagree with the myopia of the link riddled comment above.
Things to do before and after you write code (2021)
I’m trying to do that but don’t really understand the Mastodon Echo System
Remove minors from the population, and it's 1 in 10 americans that are millionaires.
Do you use Slack?

My impression after today's launch is that I need to deliver Booklet's daily summary over Slack, not just email. Would that work better for you?
Controversial, but we can look at this as a good thing. If your entire job is simple enough for a robot to do that job shouldn’t be filled by a human. However, the human should receive a decent standard of living, regardless of their employment, which may be politically impossible.
The choice between replacing and making it an overlay is up to your editor. I think it would be pretty to handle either choice as a plugin in your editor given the returned json.

I was surprised it wasn't combined with clangd.
They all have their place. OpenAI literally started every major AI revolution including image gen with DALL-E. Let them be the peleton while SD and others follow closely and overtake eventually.
If the French government really wanted to solve the problem of "passeurs" appropriately, they should help these countries develop instead of e.g. pushing for wars in countries where there is none such as Niger currently.

But the appeal of cheap uranium is too strong apparently when the other suppliers are too close to Russia geographically, I guess.

People should come first. It's very disappointing.
I think someone posted a literal MTG card marketplace on HN about a month or two ago

Anyways, it's a cool site. I've been interested in dabbling in MTG software for a little while now. I have mostly played on Arena, but I have friends who play paper Magic religiously. Was thinking of AI/LLM-based deck-building tools, etc.

I'm not sure what your goals are with this (if you're trying to make it a legit business or it's just a hobbyist project), but I'd be interested in freelancing if that's something you guys ever look for. I have previous experience as a software engineer at a marketplace startup (which is mostly valuable as an experience of a couple things to watch out for from a business perspective--the technical aspects of a basic P2P marketplace are pretty simple).
Yeah, that's definitely a valid take depending on your setup. If I have those kinds of problems with a container then I generally jump into the underlying VM or metal to use those tools, but that also implies a lot of knowledge around how a host system incorporates container networking, which arguably makes hard troubleshooting even harder. On headless systems they usually come with some sort of privileged "admin" container, so the setup is the same.

Second to that is that I have dev stages that are built with containers that do have those tools, and generally if I run into those kinds of problems I see them in dev first.
I think that more and more people are moving towards the good old days of PHP and server-rendered HTML. The smartest devs, believe me, have already started or finished their migration across, and the benefits are immeasurable.
From this reddit thread [0] -

> Most likely better bot protection, almost all of npm is currently scrapped to teach ai bots coding

[0]: https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/16mna5z/whats_...
> * Worse grades in school

This has gone back as far as the 90s. My school, and many in my state, offered coed math and coed science classes, and female-only math, science classes.

A few years of this and they found boys grades had decreased and at an alarming rate. Surprise was expressed by some.
This happens to me a lot every time I try to post a link from my blog.

Not sure why but i do try to post other links on HN as well
This sounds similar to some of the work that google has done, such as PaLM-E: https://blog.research.google/2023/03/palm-e-embodied-multimo...

Very exciting times in robotics!
Yeah, I agree. The other examples of v3 output were better - especially anything with text, I'm surprised they didn't focus on that more as it was a significant weakness of v2 (and mainline StableDiffusion, but ideogram.ai seems to have figured it out, so it'll probably be widely available eventually).
Do you really think that is gender specific?
That's where skill comes in and invalidates the point that it's all luck.
I really have to try enabling this and surfing for a couple of days to see the difference :)

Thanks!
> Coming soon

Ah - this isn't out yet. That puts this in the "announcement of an announcement" category (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...).

Let's have a thread once the actual thing is there to be discussed. There's no harm in waiting (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&so...).
I think you should trust Rolling Stone on conservatives about as much as you should trust Fox News on the topic of progressives.
He had some fairly guarded rules on how to manage it though, it wasn't thrown into Apple and Exxon shares.
Girls mature faster, and learn differently. Frankly, a lot of boys simply cannot sit still in a classroom and listen to a boring lecture. They're going to be inattentive and they're going to have more behavioral issues. The solution is more hands on learning, and more physical activity. Gym class isn't even available to many kids anymore. Pretty much everyone should be getting an hour of physical activity a day and you could split that up into two 30 minute periods and have boys that are far more ready to actually pay attention in class. I'm speaking from my own experience with ADHD but I think it would generally help everyone.
I'm not sure I'm reading these numbers correctly, but is the project selling the units basically at material costs and taking a huge hit on everything else? What am I missing?
I'm merely a hobbyist in this domain but isn't highly compressed data (like encrypted data) also high entropy? If this is finding patterns in the compressed data to figure out which digit the uncompressed data represents, shouldn't those patterns be exploitable for better compression?
If humans could get it right the first time, we'd all be unemployed.
Kagi search is 6 times faster than Google
Ah, the things you get to hear as a consultant.
Rumble is doing well and Brand already has a deal with them. Twitter supports long form video now and the owner is a big supporter. Plenty of other places
TCP is a stream with no packet boundaries. If you want to separate that stream into a series of messages then you need to do packetisation. The SLIP delimiter approach is a pretty good one.

You're right that it was originally for segmenting a serial link to send separate IP packets (so you could theoretically have SLIP over TCP over IP over SLIP), but it works just as well in other contexts.
Hey man, I'm busy making a career here concatenating strings.
He was not a congressman at the time he did this.

It's absurd that if he made use of the same secret information but while employed as a congressman (even if he was overseeing the merger) would mean he was fine.
Only openAI, they're the ones absuing the word 'open'

> Are we rioting against capitalism or something?

That would be nice... can we do it Fight Club style?
Yes: I find "what" comments critical. Naming things is hard; getting two people to agree on the concept the name represents is harder. I write "what" comments -- usually at a class, class field and method level -- religiously because it articulates the concept the class/field/method is supposed to represent. The whole point of writing code is to build a logical model of real-world concepts; if you can't articulate the concept, you can't write the code to model it. Sometimes these comments help others, but I find their greatest value comes when I finish writing the comment/documentation and compare it to the code. I often find that they don't quite match -- my code isn't doing what I just said it is -- and that forces me to either clarify the concept or fix the code. Either way, the model ... erm, system ... is better than it would be if I just relied on names alone.
These are awesome, feel free to contribute to the StackOverflow PR in the repository: https://github.com/mig4ng/ublock-origin-filters/pull/4
Extending existing features with their non-linear mappings would improve logistic regression too, probably to the svc level (rbf or poly kernel is that but implicit).

Linear models are really well researched, and today with the compute and with proper training and data preparation they can easily get to satisfying levels of performance for a variety of tasks.
Now it’s clear: hard work doesn’t make you rich
1) The context of poisoned gas is now clearly one where the implication is murder, and not the slew of effects from tear gas. Big difference and worth pointing out considering the bar was never 'is an action violent or not'

2) sure, not relevant here though
I think you’d get this problem, monopoly or not, whenever cost saving measures are in place (and they always are, for good reason) at the customer-interface level.

Maybe there should always be a hidden option that only people that meet a certain troubleshooting ability threshold get access to when calling in for tech support….
> In fact, I tend to think more in terms of "events" when writing both logs and tracing code.

They are events[1]. For my text editor, KeenWrite, events can be logged either to the console when run from the command-line or displayed in a dialog when running in GUI mode. By changing "logger.log()" statements to "event.publish()" statements, a number of practical benefits are realized, including:

* Decoupled logging implementation from the system (swap one line of code to change loggers).

* Publish events on a message bus (e.g., D-Bus) to allow extending system functionality without modifying the existing code base.

* Standard logging format, which can be machine parsed, to help trace in-field production problems.

* Ability to assign unique identifiers to each event, allowing for publication of problem/solution documentation based on those IDs (possibly even seeding LLMs these days).

[1]: https://dave.autonoma.ca/blog/2022/01/08/logging-code-smell/
Content freshness is a strictly easier problem than natural language understanding.
Huh? There has been chat in the Gmail web interface since before Google defederated from Jabber, although I believe it didn’t have notifications aside from changing the window title, for lack of browser APIs at the time.
Complaining about censorious moralizing is valid. You don’t have to defend it just because you view it as a partisan attack.
Why ‘David Ogilvy’ Must Die
This is awesome. I love the pattern, and the way you’ve built for this as a first-class concern is great.
We went through this with YouTube. The answer is yes. There's more than enough demand for stories that the current movie industry isn't interested in telling to sustain millions of cottage-industry movie or TV shows producers.
Why would you expect one? I don't think I've heard of any AI image generators placing a watermark.
FYI you can turn those off in Google's account settings: https://support.google.com/accounts/thread/219332922/how-to-...

Which of course implies that you have to be logged into Google for it to work, doesn't apply to incognito windows, etc.
it's not as black and white as you make it out to be. those social norms affect men's ability to endure hardship, find community, and empathize with the struggles of others. The article is not just talking about written rights, it is talking about achievement and happiness, which are emergent from a combination of written policy and social norms.

I disagree with the headline that "the left needs to talk about it" because fundamentally we do every day. The problem is that men tense up when we talk about things like "patriarchy" and "feminism", despite every piece of literature that explains that patriarchy and traditional (toxic) masculinity are actively harmful for men too. So men aren't listening to leftist talk about these issues and need to be baby-fed them using different words.
Ok so the ELI5 is that a stream essentially has to be consumed in order while a queue can be processed out of order.

This is a gross oversimplification as all ELI5 are but it's a decent rule regardless.

The reason for this is that streaming systems by and large function on some sort of offset mechanism. Your client when it's receiving messages is generally calling something similar to poll(fromOffset, max) to get some messages and then keeping track of the max offset it's published somewhere (Kafka has consumer groups to help you store your offsets).

The problem with this model is you can only generally a) get messages in order on a given topic partition starting from some offset and b) you can only "commit" the latest message you processed.

This is fine if the chance of failure for a given message is the same for all messages. i.e streaming database updates into an backup. Either the backup target is available or it's not, if one message fails all would likely fail.

On the other end of the spectrum you have something like a queue of webhook jobs to execute against 3rd party/user supplied targets. The chance of any given webhook failing is entirely divorced from the rest in the queue.

So if you were to try use a stream for the webhook case you would quickly get blocked on the first bad webhook server you ran into. While with a proper queueing system you could kick that job back with a delay and process it again later without blocking work on other tasks or being able to commit which tasks have been processed.

This is generally called head of line blocking problem.
Looks like he stepped down to stop investigations into the Frontier Foundation, a scam NGO for nepotism and transfers of wealth?
I love comments like this where people talk about what they'd pay for. I hope someone is watching this and starting to build a company around it. That's far better than trying to convince someone to use your made up product that nobody asked for.

I do think that 100% will be hard to convince though, simply because you know it isn't true. The human mind will be looking for the trickery, even subconsciously.
These with generated ids and classes might be hard to maintain. If you like to change those to the classes/ids that are human readable and easy to maintain, and comment them, feel free to contribute them here: https://github.com/mig4ng/ublock-origin-filters/pull/4

Thanks for sharing.
Please email me at andrew@manapool.com, there are 3 coders including me. I think we will hire next year. Two of the founders code, one does ops/logistics.

I am interested to hear anymore competitors!
I like painting them as the peleton! You're not wrong it's just not super exciting for me
That would definitely be cool, but it wouldn’t replace all media. The hunger for novelty remains.