skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Citations needed for what? The last 5000 years of human history? The individual developmental history of every branch of philosophy and science, their relationships and the iterative models of reality each developed over the centuries? You need citations to prove that witchcraft, astrology and alchemy do not provide valid models of reality?

No, do that yourself, if you're so inclined.
Let’s wait 20 years and re-assess.

For context I live in US city that everyone knows, and the talk of the town is “when will our tap water will become brackish, and for how long?”

Fun times ahead. Not sure the appeal of the industrial time will stand.

Edit : the when is a matter of days / weeks. Not years. ( salt of the gulf goes up the river )
Yeah the top 100 is super weird, it’s all these commercial EDM DJs but the weird thing is the magazine doesn’t otherwise really seem to target that audience. I don’t read it but I have come across some good long form pieces like this from them online, so actually I think they are trying to do some good stuff.
There are different types of patients in psychiatric hospitals. It depends on the institution but usually the majority of them are not psychotic at all but rather have affective disorders, personality disorders or addictions (or a combination). They can exist in the outside world just fine if there's a fitting place for them, think of a cocaine or alcohol addict that even manages to keep up with their high income career. There just wasn't a place for him - until he was repatriated.

It is really shocking that he never picked up Russian. I understand that Russian and Hungarian are almost as different as Japanese and Hungarian, but he should be able to learn the language just by hearing it.
> A Czech linguist of Slovak descent, Karol Moravčík, identified him as Hungarian, and on 11 August 2000, Toma arrived back in Hungary where his family was identified through DNA matching.

Someone else recognized the language he was speaking, and that it wasn't actually gibberish (and so he wasn't some crazy old man).
How does the cost of a senior factor into it? This is about junior cost.

Besides even at 100+ €/$ per hour you don't come close to 20k after 12 days.
Honestly, try the trial for both. Give Ableton and Bitwig a go if you have time as well. Or at least check out all 4 on youtube and see if a particular workflow strikes you.

Unfortunately the open source DAWs don't hold a candle to any of the paid ones. But once you're paying they're all pretty solid. It's like asking if you should move to vim or emacs or jetbrains after starting with Notepad++. They're all good and everyone will have their own favorite. Many people also use multiple DAWs the same way people use multiple text editors. Personally I use Ableton and Reaper
ChatGPT has a particular default way to write, that is true.

But you can so easily get it to write in a different style - it could learn the normal style of your email in a few minutes.

I had it write a PR commit in the style of Trump and it was both hillariously on point and had not a trace of how AI typically write.

Anyway, that was just an example. The truth is I don't know what the best interface for email on the iPhone is, and I don't suspect Apple cares enough to find out.
I agree. As a way to minimise the pain on GitHub today, we disallow force pushing and enforce squash merging. Force pushing is a nightmarish behaviour, once a Pull Request is opened the branch must be append only.
On the upside, Western governments have finally got an excuse for internet censorship and the erosion of digital civil liberties that isn't "terrorism".

I can't be the only one bored of that dead horse taking a beating.
A friend of mine refers to that as "shiterature" :D
what if i digitize said book, and write it to a solid state drive? somehow, it doesn’t get heavier. Must be a higher power.
I have 120mm hot pink wheels and ha e 4inch spacer to avoid wheel bite
Why is it unethical (if we are good enough to avoid genetic abnormalities/mistakes)?
Fair, I'd say it is better to be idosyncratic and consistent than conforming and incongruent. "Formal science" does not make any sense as a subcategory of science if the definition of science basically omits anything that makes mathematics and philosophy what it is. The "formal sciences" do not use the scientific method, and are basically completely distinct from the natural and social sciences in the ways they generate knowledge. In my language, it is generally linked to the humanities, but I'm not hard set on that.
Meta in Myanmar, Part II: The Crisis
Agree, but that's a bit like using Instagram only as your personal photo album. Sure you can do it, but I don't think that's the intention. Same with Strava, if you only need to have a nice webapp to keep track of your activities, some nice stats and visualization, it might be a bit of overkill, especially with the current sunscription fees.

But to each his own...
There’s a distinction between pleasure and happiness.

- why cultivate friendships, have experiences like travel, build hobbies and skills that will give you joy all through your life?

For many people, the time and financial cost of children means delaying or sacrificing all those.
BYTE came close, but not quite as thick as PC Magazine, which hit 800 pages in December 1983 <https://books.google.com/books?id=05wAGZQlo9QC&pg=PP1>, forcing it to appear every two weeks.
You can most certainly test ECC functionality on unqualified boards using a Linux LiveCD/USB. And there are plenty of boards that have gone through the process of getting ECC qualified, and advertise the feature. ASUS, for instance.
Psychiatric hospitals in Russia/USSR (психушка) are virtually prisons, they were often used to involuntarily hold political prisoners.
GP is not attempting to exonerate Ariely, but blunt the accusation of sexism on the part of everyone else (who treated him differently from Gino).
He was let go to Hungary after fifty-three years, when a Czech visitor coincidentally discovered that he spoke Hungarian.
well where is your mental imagery? can you not do it with your eyes open?
To be fair those numbers are tiny. The NPV to society of a new baby is probably more like $500k. I would guess if we paid $500k for a baby it would be quite effective
A container image is essentially a generalization of a binary, a folder holding the binary to run with its dependencies in a format that docker/podman can read, unpack/uncompress, mount the folder and thereby its contained dependencies and binary, sets up unix accounting, and run the binary with its support dependencies.

A compiler intermediate representation looks like a collection of data structures that can be used to generate runnable code either immediately as in an interpreter or saved for later use.

I think you’ve compared very different ideas.
I mean is it perfect? No. Are there better solutions and practices? Yes. But is it crazy and is it gonna cause irreparable damage? It is not unless you’re very irresponsible as a consumer. Either way that’s just my opinion.
JOSE/JWT Vulnerability Counter
That's fair. Maybe I've air-brushed my childhood experiences. Also, we didn't have any hills.

Here's one of the latest Trek ebikes. Roughly half of the marketing pictures show two riders. Naturally, the e-bike market is changing rapidly, and whatever I say could be wrong next week.

https://electra.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/electra-bikes/e...
I worked in VNU House during the late 89s on another mag. Always wanted to work on PCW never made it, but at least I got to go to press conferences with Kewney, Tebbut et al.

Are you one of the moving forces behind NTK? If so, thank you for brightening my Fridays for so long.
Thanks. I’m not having any kids so I think I’m doing my part.
On Intel CPUs yes you can, using perf. See https://www.brendangregg.com/perf.html ; getting started: perf stat command
> discovered living in a Russian psychiatric hospital

I don't think you fully realize the extent of the meaning of that few words.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_abuse_of_psychiatry_...
I think you missed the point in the post that you are replying to saying carriers have dropped 3G and the only remaining 2G network is also on its way out. Where I live all carriers are planning to phase out 3G by the end of 2025. All but one carrier have already phased out 2G.

We need to forget about falling back to 3G or 2G as that is not a viable solution in the long run. The carriers and phone manufactures have a responsibility to make emergencies calls work well over VoLTE.
I no longer do proprietary licenses when my ass is on the line.

With a proprietary license, you are one set of legal filings away from having the rug pulled out from under you.

See: the Our Machinery fiasco. https://www.rfleury.com/p/ships-icebergs-game-engines

Or perhaps I should have linked to all the gnashing of teeth about Unity
Modern agriculture didn't forget. It chose differently because quantity is the only measure of success. Trees causing rain has to be substantially less efficient in the short term than irrigation.
I do really like Nim, being a sister to D lang with similar benefits. The language wars feels like it's getting hotter lately, and I'd live to see D/Nim make a comeback. If any language is going to see new traction, it's going to need to be a compelling alternative for Go/Rust/JS/Python/Java. I'm keeping an eye on Zig here too.
When would get the opportunity while locked up in a psych hospital where everyone thinks you're crazy because you speak 'gibberish'?
Economy of Hungary is smaller than that of Greece.
It's easy to imagine a modification to the proposed law that would be beneficial: only the original inventor is allowed to assert patent rights as a nonpracticing entity.

That way, the small-time inventor can sell their patent to Apple, or (yes) they could act as a patent troll. But they can't sell it to Intellectual Ventures or another professional patent troll that produces nothing but lawsuits.
What motherboard are you using and were you able to install 128+ GB of RAM running at full speed, e.g. 5600 MT/s?
> extra-US

extra-EU I mean.
I was convinced the smaller one they were about to release was something I wanted to try.

Height of the communal electric scooter rental phase, I thought this would be a great way to get around downtown where I worked. Paid the deposit and couldn’t wait.

As time went on the excitement wore off because it seemed more dangerous when I would see existing riders going around. I eventually cancelled the pre-order.

Here we are years later and three or four people have died. Just like my instinct told me.
Could someone summarize the technique? This was a video tl;dr for me (though I’ll watch it if the summary sounds interesting).
Buy? They’re free.
https://store.usps.com/store/product/shipping-supplies/prior...
Yes. I don't have very good conscious control of it, but if I start "daydreaming" the images can pretty much override what my eyes are seeing. I wouldn't say it's overlaying like AR, for me it's more like tuning in to a different channel. I guess somehow the things my eyes see are still registering, e.g. if something new comes into view I will pop back to reality.
> ATSC 3 was guaranteed to fail the moment it intoduced DRM into the standard. This is the situation with HD Radio all over again.

I don’t see DRM killing many standards. It mostly seems to fail because it’s released too late or to an existing open standard.

I don’t see why HD Radio failed due to DRM. I’d say it failed due to MP3 players and streaming music services meaning people didn’t care, so it wasn’t worth car makers bothering.
Dominance theory in dogs is largely discredited.
If you're a refugee you might be glad of a place to lie down that's not on the cold floor. Or dirty.

Sure the comfort level is pretty low, but maybe futon style mats could be used?
That sounds a lot like me as well. I have a very hard time getting an actual realistic picture, with color and detail, in my head. At most its a faint and hazy thing. And while I don't have face-blindness - I recognize people from their faces easily - picturing the faces of even close friends and family members in my head is very hard, and mostly comes down to a few half-remembered features, tied to words.

But a geometry, or set of relations between objects (whether that's connections or just relative positioning, like a map) is pretty easy, and I can move around, rotate and focus on the geometry with less effort than it takes to imagine, say, an apple.

But familiar music can be played back in my head with only a little effort, or a slight reminder. Not just the lyrics, or the melody, but the full audio as I heard it, missing only background parts that my mind didn't "catch". Rarely (a couple times a year), I'll get a partial song "stuck" and won't be able to get it out of my head until I track it down and listen to it until the end. I can't "invent" a tune though, just replay ones I've heard several times.
Flux: Liquid Types for Rust [pdf]
Was talking about this with my wife fairly recently, and both of us see this as a temporary blip.

Falling fertility rates will cause either the subsets of society that stopped valuing families and children to quite literally go extinct, or for our culture as a whole to collapse.

In either case, the net long term effect on the human race is negligible. Either East Asia and the West recover in a tradfem renaissance (since a far greater proportion of the population as a whole were raised by traditionalists) or it is forced on us when cultures that didn't stop reproducing turn around and colonise us back.

You can look at the demographics of Jews in Israel for an example of the "good ending".
I think you're saying it would appease someone, so I think the logical next question for you is why it'd be so hard for you?
I like the existing workflows. But I'd really love to GPT-define reverb settings, song forms, channel inputs, ... tedious copy-paste tasks.

A local LLM running on x86 or M2 would be great.
But API callouts while waiting for the silicon/Cuda migrations are fine too.
Laws and their obedience are a part of our social reality. To feign insouciance about the utility of laws (ala Musk) is a little daft.
This comment is very surprising to me. I don't think it's reasonable to expect any three-letter acronym will only mean one thing. For example my usual nickname has three letters, and has around 20 definitions on wikipedia, including sex-related, drug-related and politically charged meanings (I don't identify with).

In fact, DID already has a disambiguation page on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DID_(disambiguation). I don't think Dublin Institute of Design or Data Item Descriptions constitute "a wholesale theft of a language".
There isn't a good way to boost fertility that I know of. The Nordics with very generous maternity leave and social safety net have a lower fertility rate than the USA.
that "just" strongly underestimates the value add of those two features!
> what is really keeping you from experiencing the dharma body of the Buddha

What makes you think dharma body is more real than Santa Claus?
From what I understand the problem is discrimination in the workplace that young women, and especially mothers, suffer.

If a woman sees children as a block to her personal success then a little bit of money (and it is a little, compared to lost wages) won’t help.
Reaper works on Linux, but a warning to anyone thinking of trying that, DAWs are all about adding and using plugins. And you'll need to confirm your favorite plugins run on Linux as well.
Scooter I can kind of see the argument for. But bike not so much. Assuming we’re talking peddle bikes here, then they’re naturally self stabilising, and capable of far heavier breaking than a One Wheel is.

A One Wheel requires quite a lot of active balance from the user, a bike requires some balance, but hard cornering on a bike, or slamming the breaks on hard don’t generally result in unplanned dismounts, even with amateur bike riders. A One Wheel on the other hand, even experienced riders will still end up doing unplanned dismounts when performing rapid unexpected manoeuvres (such when avoiding another vehicle or pothole).

It’s only anecdata, but I’ve personally never had a serious unplanned dismount on a bike (after thousands of hours), and includes while mountain biking. I’ve have had a couple of nasty unplanned dismounts on a One Wheel just riding around a park. I suspect broader stats (assuming anyone’s even collected them) would probably find that my experiences of each mode of transport is pretty representative.
Part of his frustration has been the struggle to get in contact with anyone at Booking.com about the issue.

“There is no way to contact them. Online it says you must talk to finance or credit control, neither of whom have a phone number or email address.”

He said you can call a contact centre, which then lodges a ticket for those teams. But the ticket expires every four days, requiring another phone call to lodge a new ticket. The Guardian has been told by multiple hotel operators that this is the practice.

This sounds like innumerable other HN front page stories. Once the company is big enough (e.g. AirBnB host cancellations/bait-and-switch, Amazon book piracy) they apply super-duper ML revenue optimization. This guides the behemoth company to decide it's not worth responding to small customers - unless the victim causes a social media firestorm (e.g. makes the HN front page, iamharaldur on Twitter).

The one and only time I tried to use AirBnB in April 2016 I got a last minute host dodgy cancellation in Amsterdam, after which I never used it again. It was good that I learned that lesson on my first attempt.
Consent plus the ability to reset make it at least possible to respect ethics in such experiments, unlike with biological organisms.
this effect is also the source of the name for the blue ridge mountains.
And people wonder why we go to the comments first and the article send, if at all.
it’s not very clear, but i think this is without a matress, like a camping cot

it’s worth doing this because it raises the person up from the floor which if concrete drains heat quickly, or is less sanitary, and helps caregivers not bend down as much
Well I am going to introduce this at my work.
Nice work ya’ll -
When the day comes that Oracle (that database company) has less ethics than any almost other multi-billion dollar company, I'll buy a hat and eat it.
Nobel’s three-winner limit does not reflect modern science
With what degree of quantization?
The rest of the world can encourage China and India with economic sanctions if they won’t come along for the renewables and EV ride. With that said, China at least is an example of moving to EVs and renewables rapidly.
.....and there are plenty of stories of people who got married way too early before they learned who they are and were miserable and got divorced. There are plenty of kids with horror stories of growing up in those loveless households.
I spotted one in a Barnes & Noble in Venice Beach four years ago.
I'm not a historian but I think luddites need to be seen in the context of the history of trade unions. Unions at the time existed but didn't have the power they developed in the 1900s. So extra legal means seemed to be all that was available to them; while nowadays people can work more effectively inside the law.
It isn't. It still has to be integrated with it, that's the whole point. We don't know how gravity is implied by the standard model either, but we still know it's there.

The point is that, at the end of the day, it's still necessarily going to be physics.
Hans Rosling argued this very convincingly more than 10 years ago:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2LyzBoHo5EI
The article kind of comes off as spammy/scammy and I fully expected to reach a point where the author wanted to sell me a course for $99 on how to achieve whatever it was he was hawking.

I have a propensity for staring at points in space and daydreaming/visualizing to the point where it thoroughly annoys my wife. Right now I am rotating a small grey elephant wearing blue boots and a red blanket with gold edging on the blanket in my mind's eye whilst staring at the HN web page and there is not a single thing anyone can do to stop me from doing it. It's also free which no doubt irks a number of CEOs and founders who have yet to figure out how to monetize it.

I have a family member who describes themselves as "visual primary" but during conversations of what this means woefully admits that they need to "see things" to know what they look like, cannot visualize rotating an elephant nor picture what the underside of a soup bowl might look like if they had never looked under that particular soup bowl but had looked under many other soup bowls throughout their life. I liken the ability to visualize as my first encounter with NeRF "Yes, it's like that! Seeing things from other angles even though you'd never seen that particular angle."

The human mind, it is quirky to say the least. Quirky in that I can now rest easy because the amount of HN karma I have accumulated has taken on a pleasant shade rather than the jarring visual noise it previously was when it was below 2000.
It's really hard to get old iPads and iPhones to do anything at all, which is a shame, because iPad hardware is actually fantastic and would still work great with a replacement OS.

At least in 50 years we should be easily able to crack all the signing keys etc so we can boot old software and write new software the passes auth checks on old hardware.
I’ve seen Chinese and Pakistani people that have lived in New York City for 30+ years and don’t speak a lick of English. Their situation is different though since they have a local community to rely on that speak the same language.
The PR was created a couple of hours ago, and I saw it mentioned in the Nim community's Discord server. I did not mention in Discord that I submitted the link to HN, but I'm guessing a fair number of the participants there also browse HN regularly, so that could be a factor.
Thats probably something ChatGPT would be pretty good at.
Even if instead of NPV they simply paid lost wages/opportunity cost then it would be something. In Japan there is a lot of discrimination against young women because of fear they will go on maternity leave/not stick around. As a result, women don’t get promoted/hired, and if they do get pregnant are minimally accommodated. If we want to encourage women having children we need to compensate all the negative consequences they face in the workplace, and that’s tens of thousands of dollar per year.
I know a handful of people that are absolute zealots when it comes to One Wheel and electric unicycles, riding all kinds of crazy contraptions, and doing so with incredible skill. They all still wear helmets and pads, all it takes is some wet leaves and you’re going to have a really bad day.
I'm working on https://cubetrek.com, a web app to manage, visualize and compare your running, hiking, mountainbiking, skiing... activities.
Some features include: a github-style calendar heatmap, 3D visualization of tracks (especially useful for hill climbs and mountaineous terrain in general), a world map displaying all your activities at once.

Excluded features: although you can share yoir tracks to the world, should you choose so, there are no friends, no likes, no comments, i.e. none of that social networking stuff. And no ads.

Any feedback is appreciated, let me know what you think, what to improve!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rekursiv
It was to make a measurement point, it comes to 9600, with some typical rounding adjustments as buffer, 10 000.

Which is half of it, although in projects where Oracle licences are rounding errors, I expect much higher rates.