skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Whenever I explain my research at Google into mobile text editing, I’m usually met with blank stares [...long and detailed description of the problems and how their research attempts to solve them...] Unfortunately, shipping something like Eloquent would be challenging.

What a strange attitude to take! What’s the point of the research if it’s not aimed at shipping anything?

Hopefully this is just a miscommunication and isn’t meant to be as passive-aggressive as it sounds.
Checking in to let you know that someone is going to point out that water is not wet any minute now.
"Editing"? My most important computing application is KEdit, a terrific text editor.

Mobile? Since it seemed like highly inferior computing, I delayed getting one. Finally I did. Tried to do some little thing, and for four hours the fake keyboard came and went for no good reason, several times had to power off the device and log in again.

Conclusion: I hate that mobile device.

Result: I put the thing in a Faraday cage envelope and put that in a box in my car. I hope never to use it. My only intended use is to contact 911 in an emergency, and I hope never to have one of those.

To me, mobile is a big step backwards and very unwelcome.

I'm putting up with Windows 10 Home Edition but ASAP returning to Windows 7 Professional. Most important application -- KEdit.

Theme in computing: Mostly just text, in files, in the Windows hierarchical file system. Next, macros for KEdit. Next, command line scripts in Rexx. Next, software in the Microsoft .NET version of Visual Basic.

Main use of computing: My startup and its Web site. I have the Web site code, 100,000 lines of typing, all from KEdit, all in .NET Visual Basic, running, apparently as intended.

Latest Irritation from Mobile: Wanted to order some Chinese food for pick up. Used their Web site. The site assumed I had a mobile phone. So, couldn't order via the site and had to call the Chinese restaurant and give me order to a person, item by item.

The assumption of mobile for the Web site ruined the on-line ordering and much of the site.

The site was complicated and in the end all they needed was one page of HTML. That one page could easily be plenty good, and even a static page would be better.

Good example of computing and a Web site: Hacker News!!!!!
Where were you a year ago. I had to do ha with patroni etcd and pitr with pgbackrest myself.
What I did not see is what will happen if one node dies. What is the procedure to jump start it back. Etcd is a complicated beast...
>Why? Because they are doing exact same thing they are afraid of.

By this measure, US would be saturated in Huawei phones like PRC is in iPhones. And US streets would be clogged with Chinese cars the same way western cars on PRC streets. Hell Ericsson and Nokia are still winning token 5G contracts in China. "Exact same thing" would be PRC/CCP allowing western brands to sell in PRC except in niche security circumstances. Question is whether US is more of a security state than PRC, or benefits more from protectionism of incumbant industries.
>Society has made a God out of science.

With conventional religion somewhat on the wane, science has become the new religion: a unquestioning belief in the experts, just like the way people rarely question the word of the priest/preacher in a traditional religion. There's something innately human which predisposes people to beliefs. One of them being just low IQ, An IQ of hundred does not go very far, for the complex lives that we need lead.
U.S. Shared Intelligence with Canada After Alleged Assassination of Separatist
In a dependently typed language, these would be different sigma types. Specialisations of functions to them, and the corresponding proofs of correctness, could be computed automatically over these sigma types, likely using techniques in automatic theorem proving and/or LLMs. Good question!
It's functionally a bitcoin scam.
Five reasons why you're wrong:

* why the sudden markdown/pre-wrap style change?

* why use ChatGPT when you can afford a sailboat race, better pay some social media person

* you do have a dog in some fight. Seems like you have stakes in some kind of e-learning platform

Also, needing five bullet points shows the weakness of your argument. Better do 5.

OK, sorry, that was spam. I see that you probably wrote that yourself and I don't have any stakes in this discussion.
Dehydrated water, just add electrons.
Who will fill Colorado’s jobs in the future?
ScienceCasts: Carrington-Class CME Narrowly Misses Earth (2014)
You reinvented...the keytar.

I miss the Sidekick, myself. Was the perfect device for writing while standing. Physical keyboard and a big-ish screen, with the form of a modern smartphone.

The swivel design made finding a decent case tough though. And there were few apps.
It’s generally easier to carry the conversation to its natural conclusion — people tend to respond inordinately negatively to being bluntly told when others are not interested in a conversation.

As to your last question, the “why” is simple. I find small talk to be both pointless and exhausting. I prefer to be left alone, and for those with nothing to say to say nothing.
>Court records for instance

I use neither email (for years now, a blessing!) nor have my own phone number (VOIP outbound, only). Anything requiring either gets a burner.email or my numeric pager.

A recent civil court action requested both of these obsolete (to me) technologies, and the judge's clerk required that I sign an attestation upon leaving them unanswerable.

Court records are public in my jurisdiction, and I choose to be "unreachable."

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Regarding the linked-to article, a harrowing read (certainly)! US citizens are allowed, by law, to request a FREE COPY of everything LexusNexis has on them in their private consumer file.
Super great. Doesn't work on gboard.
Why isn't a period and comma a default on these keyboards??
I used to acknowledge, but, I've gotten bitter, I've been hearing about Hedy since I joined reddit. which was years ago, and I don't even care about frequency hopping, I can only be forcefully swallowed propaganda for so long until I start actively working against the subject no matter what it is.
I know this isn't a dedicated AI. but have you looked at trying to have it go through a process and have it critique and improve each step.

I asked it for a story lines process.

The first thing on the list was generating ideas.

Then I asked it for some properties and/or categories for story ideas.

then for each property you could have it give you a list of selections.
then ask it for properties to evaluate a storyline idea.

then you can have it be a critic that uses those criteria to evaluate the list of ideas.

then have it try to improve each of the storylines based on the critics advice.

then have the critic reevaluate the storylines based on the improvements.

then move on to the next step and have it go through a similar process.
Well, not since ~1882.

https://www.uscis.gov/about-us/our-history/overview-of-ins-h...

That said, overstaying tourist visas (aka just hopping on a plane and then not going back) is a very popular form of illegal immigration into the US.
The moment the experiment would turn illegal level of abusive or a murder would happen or whatever, the goverment would be seen as responsible.
Native AOT is not dead I don’t know where you heard that https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/nati...
You can either provide social benefits to your country's poor or you can have open borders. If you try to do both at once, you're providing social benefits to the world's poor, and the amount of benefits you can provide from a given tax base falls through the floor.
Is the rinsing needed, strictly speaking? Is there something special about spitting the water out afterwards instead of e.g. swallowing it?
Trust but verify. The art of parenting is giving them freedom within guardrails. The internet is about as safe as an intellectual wood chipper, very useful but can chew you up. While I would let my kid use a wood chipper, I will definitely supervise and ensure she’s wearing goggles and gloves, no matter how much I trust her.

I’d also note that as a male, I assume, gaming culture and chat culture is a lot safer. For females, surely you’ve noticed it’s not quite the same experience. This is probably the biggest tragedy of online culture, the extreme overt misogyny and aggressive sexualization of any girl that dares let her gender be discovered. Girls are broadly predated upon, and the boys parents never believe Johny could do that until you confront them with the logs. Bullying, sextortion, etc, are endemic and rampant. If you’ve not got direct experience with a young girl using these things I’d withhold judgement until you do.

And honestly it’s a bit hard to take parenting advice on hacker news given by non parents, no offense meant.
US dentists make their money on cavities.

Some other countries have healthcare systems where the primary goal is the patient outcome, and lowering the need for treatment is considered a win. If this were a thing, you'd expect that it might have been picked up and trialled in one of those places.
$20k is likely the price for early adopters, while production rates are low. Within a year or three the price would likely fall to some stable long-term rate. $2k indeed sounds about right.
Thank you for collecting this. A couple years to draft & study some proposed regulation doesn't seem that heinous to me. It would make sense to not hastily publish a regulation that will last decades without really considering it and its effects well. They can be a source of lawsuits, and I would assume, you want it to be effective which can take some study.
Coming from divorced parents, the divorce process can be really bad for everybody, can last years even after it's concluded. It dominated 15 years of my life and it puts you in the awkward position of telling people you love "you actually fucked up big and damaged me in the process" (and them being completely unaware)
Unless you have an antacid then swallow the bacteria.

Then the bacteria, that transforms sugars and carbs into ethanol, gets past the stomach acid, populates the gut and you get a free buzz with no cavities everytime you eat a cracker.
Modern COVID isn't dangerous. The vaccines can be. And the vaccines don't stop you getting COVID anyway, so, the risk is additive in any event. Your call.
Aside but my favorite ivermectin study was the meta study that found that there was a relationship between whether or not ivermectin improved Covid outcomes and the rates of endemic parasites that could be treated with ivermectin.

So, people who got the dewormer did better - but only in those places where people had a lot of parasitic worms. The obvious implication being they did better because they had a parasitic worm infection which was incidentally treated with ivermectin.
Congratulations. Its an amazing technical achievement. I joined the wait-list as "runvnc".
Hmm I remember this from Omni magazine. Their claim was that people got icked out with "mutated bacteria".
That line of management of management is allowing incompetence to fester.

My spouse is at a shop that keeps ratcheting up the RTO days “because people aren’t abiding by the current RTO days”.

This of course is idiotic because the shirkers don’t get punished and everyone ends up worst off. In fact the people already complying are worst effected.

If you can’t count on managers to enforce rules then why have managers or rules?
If you want to more or less permanently stop gum bleeding pre-brush with a dilute (50 to 200 ppm) solution of hypochlorous acid generated from vinegar acidified salt water (0.8-2%) with salt concentration (saline is 0.8-0.9%) then hit it with a
$5 Aliexpress USB electrolyzer for about 30 seconds. The biofilms come right off, your toothbrush ceases to accumulate biological matter, and hypochlorous acid does not begin to show toxicity in keratinocytes until 10,000 ppm. It is extremely unpleasant in the mouth above 200 ppm so it is relatively easy to guesstimate.
I wish it was more specific about the materials.
Why anyone would want to host bacteria that produce ethyl alcohol 24/7?
Canada worked to discourage and regulate smoking more aggressively around 20-30 years ago, and in 20 years we’ve gone from around 1 in 4 people smoking to more like 1 in 10. It steadily trends down.

https://uwaterloo.ca/tobacco-use-canada/adult-tobacco-use/sm...
TESCREALism: The Acronym Behind Our Wildest AI Dreams and Nightmares
A different generalization is that dentists make more money on treatments, and less on diagnosis or preventive care. It's hard to say if this is really a conspiracy theory since the diagnoses from different dentists aren't always consistent.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37022911
It is dose related although the silica never gets out of the lungs.

Demolition, sanding drywall compound all is bad without PPE and Hepa filters.
There’s a lot here I agree with. I dread text entry on iOS and it never seems to get that much better. It seems in many ways to have regressed in iOS 17 as well with things like invisible/near zero contrast text selection, hit detection being generally broken, it likes to super aggressively interpret taps anywhere near a word as me wanting to select a word when I’m just trying to reposition the cursor (and generally a word that’s not even close), and all kinds of other annoyances and friction.

But in addition the keyboards just don’t seem to be very good. I can’t tell you for how long now I’ve been infuriated by entering a search in iOS Safari only to have every word separated by a ‘.’ because of how it overloads the right edge of the to have a period right where my thumb likes to go.

I’ve tried numerous third party keyboards and they are all some sort of combination of “bad”, so I always end up going back to the built-in one after a while.

These are all far from solved problems, it’s just that it seems like a lot of people are so accustomed to the friction that it just seems like one of those inevitable things.
it runs linux and you can compile a decent amount of stuff for it with an armhf toolchain. just have to jailbreak.
We all got jobs in comp security when we turned 20 ;)
You can get an UPduino for $30, that's probably plenty of FPGA for a project like this.
Exposure won’t be anywhere near zero outdoors unless there’s a serious breeze. Over decades that’ll add up.
I'm curious about how you got that impression. In Canada, smoking is down from 26% in 2001[1] to 15% in 2019[2]. (Cannabis consumption is probably trending upward though). I have no reason to believe that this decline is particular to the US and Canada. Japan has been trending down from 33% in 2000 to 20% in 2020[3]. I expect this will have accelerated since the government made a strong anti-smoking push during the Tokyo Olympics. In fact, this seems to be a trend across the entire developed world, see this chart[4] showing that cigarette sales per adult per day peaked by the 1980s in every developed country surveyed, and all have been trending downward for decades. The US shows up as exceptional mainly in how extremely high its cigarette consumption habits were in the '60s and '70s.

[1] https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/82-624-x/2012001/article...

[2] https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/82-625-x/2020001/article...

[3] https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/JPN/japan/smoking-rate...

[4] https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/sales-of-cigarettes-per-a...
> Allowing some entity to establish a government in your lands just to see what happens doesn't seem like a wise move to me.

It is land that Croatia very actively considers someone elses land. That is why Liberland was established there in the first place. Two countries are arguing "not mine, its yours" about a plot of land.

If anything, this can be used against Croatia to argue that it is in fact Croatian territory
As an aside modern bridge dealing machines/algorithms generate a 96 bit random number and do a one-to-one map to a particular deal (ie not doing lots of random calls and moving cards with a Fisher Yates shuffle, say).
The webmail provided by migadu is just one client, there are a dozens out there much better for using emails. Migadu's service is not an interface, it's emails.
History Is Written by Historians, Not Victors
I don't know what just happened here but this was interesting lol
https://chat.openai.com/share/5afdf4fd-97e1-4a54-a260-4ed6a4...
Unless the bacteria makes it past the stomach and inoculates the intestines. Then you get nice and drunk every time you have cake.
It's a little under 0.2%, using the revenue and GDP numbers from last year. (You might have misplaced the decimal point?)
Exhaust fans, supplied air respirator, water spray, using a waterjet instead of dust producing processes, enclosing the cutting blade in a vaccum.

The bulk of the dust hanging in the air could be removed with adequate ventilation fans, which seems pretty basic.
You're just an anti-dentite! :)

But it wouldn't be surprising that there's pushback against any technological breakthrough where established industries had something to lose. The FDA is not a stranger to corruption[1,2], so it wouldn't be far-fetched for lobbyists in the dentist industry to grease a few palms in their favor. Big Pharma is an ugly business.

[1]: https://www.businessinsider.com/fda-chief-approved-oxycontin...

[2]: https://www.science.org/content/article/hidden-conflicts-pha...
Almost everyone is afraid of death. Like, if you point a gun at someone, most people will feel fear. The main exceptions are people who are so sick with age-related diseases that they can't live happy lives anymore, but, of course, aging interventions would help with that.
Bitcoin mining can help reduce up to 8% of global emissions: Report
The majority of Western countries have implemented and successfully reduced smoking rates.
That's fine, the average computer user also doesn't use modal editing
I do this all the time but I have not found a Bluetooth keyboard that is portable and not total junk. Do you have any suggestions?
On a side note, has anyone here used this model for anything's interesting? Can it outperform popular smaller models?
Even China's 1.4B population can't fill all its vacant homes
But that's not what SA was about.

Even with N:N architecture, if one kernel thread blocks (say, on I/O), the point is for the user-space scheduler to decide which thread should run next. The point was that the kernel scheduler cannot/should not understand the application thread scheduling requirements, and that when a kernel thread allocated to the task blocks, only user space can (correctly) decide what to do.
Do you know of an example?
who knows. maybe invented as a concept and then developed as a concrete dentistry protocol, which then got parented recently?
Some people write ES2015 code without any ES2016+ transpilers or polyfills (for both good and bad reasons). They might also be using different transpilers with varying settings (such as TypeScript's downlevelIteration, whose default value), and your package would then show different behaviour. And many setups don't transpile anything inside node_modules.
To me the difference is about things like friction, diameter of the rope, and the physical reasons behind why a knot resists binding, tightening, and so on. The fact that mathematical knots don't have ends isn't that important. If you have two ends of a rope and so long as those ends never move into the knot's "territory", then its dynamic the same as a circle knot. Isn't it?
You can't count what is not reported. There are a number of near misses on YouTube, most from FSD. What was reported were i.e. the incidents mentioned in https://apnews.com/article/self-driving-car-crash-data-ae87c...
> I can't listen to lectures at all. Like I just fall asleep.

Falling asleep doesn't mean you didn't learn from the lecture. I fall asleep during lectures and still learn a lot from them, I get sleepy when I learn stuff so falling asleep during learning is natural.

So don't conflate "I focused" with "I learned". You don't learn by focusing, you learn by rewiring your brain, and you rewire your brain best when you sleep.

I think people who got praised for working hard rather than for learning seek out activities where they work hard rather than activities where they learn, and conflates that for learning styles when it is just their own mental bias. Or people who prefer one style since it is more comfortable etc, people are really bad at evaluating how well they learned something.
Any sandblasting process causes this. Other media might not cause silicosis, but may introduce other kinds of particles in to the air.
Those are pretty much equivalent health-wise. The poison cloud is half as dense, but still a poison cloud.
Unless it gets past the stomach, into the intestine and ferments most of the carbs you eat instead of traces of the carbs ingested
The built-in "robocopy" tool (normally used for making backups / mirrors) is capable of deleting any messed up directories like that, by mirroring an empty directory over it.
Student Loan Forgiveness Proceeds and Payments ‘Cut in Half,’ but System Buckles
As I said, in theory. Maybe I should better have said in a naive theory, but it does not seem to uncommon that the argument is made that people will just find other job if their current job disappears which, at least to some extent, implies flexibility in what kind of jobs someone can do.

Ignoring everything, I also think it would be natural that everyone has the same wage - if you work for an hour it costs you an hour of your lifetime, no matter what you do. You get a bonus for unpleasant, physically demanding, or dangerous work. Every deviation from that due to supply and demand seems generally undesirable. For unskilled labor the abundance of supply - everyone can do unskilled labor - is used to bring the wages down to the bare minimum, often in combination with those jobs being unpleasant work. On the other end a lack of supply allows workers to demand inflated salaries compared to their time investment taking money away from everyone consuming products and services they are involved in.

And I am aware that we need some differential in wage levels to steer what kind of jobs people want to take and that some jobs need longer education and therefore should pay more to compensate for the time spend in education and whatnot. This is just what I think should be the ideal situation under completely idealized and unrealistic circumstances. Or phrased in another way, I think it would be good to make policies that try to make everyone earn the same amount as long as they do not compromise important signaling functions of wage differentials.
I did specify hooks + context, not just context. Hooks + context together can be cobbled together into an adequate state management solution for most apps, this article even agrees with me. So not sure what your point is lol
"... who only exists for this joke..." is funny in and of itself. It doesn't undercut the joke, it adds another laugh line. (Not really a punch line, but a funny line that will draw a laugh.)
Does brushing and mouthwash really eliminate your microbiome? I heard it does precious little. Most of the microorganisms live below the gumline and surfaces. If that were true it would eliminate caries! Please post links