skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have and ride a onewheel but never skateboarded. It really is a different balance; one-wheeling hasn't helped me a bit for skateboarding skills either.

My take on the safety bit is I would never ride the one-wheel at the top speed the device supports, and would never ride without a helmet or on a road with traffic. It can and will dump you. I've had the battery-out dump (when I knowingly experimented after its low power warnings). Basically if you go faster than you can run out/step and roll out from you're inviting yourself trouble.
Yeah I could try something like that. Maybe even stick a playing card that I don't look at somewhere.

I don't really care about proving this to anyone else. My main reason is to try to talk to my daughter I lost last year. Been really hard...
It's fine to have your suspicious, but if a media outlet is going to affirm this, I'd expect evidence that is a bit more concrete and falsifiable.
I can ride a bicycle in the Netherlands (haven't crashed since I was a child) but you couldn't pay me to ride in London.
I've been on a motorcycle that had the drivetrain cut out at 80mph. The bike coasted safely to a stop.

You lose drive power on a one wheel and your biology is immediately meeting physics.
A bit OT: I'm curious what, if anything, people here see when their eyes are closed while falling asleep.

I usually see one of the following:

1. Just the brown/black of my eyelids, with some slight variations in darkness.

2. A blob of white light. It looks a lot like what you'd see if you were in a dark room with a sink full of water that is draining, and there was a drop of some glowing dye in the water which is circling the drain and expanding.

3. Gears, pistons, linkages, pulleys, wheels, etc forming elaborate moving mechanisms. I have no idea what the mechanisms are doing or if any of the mechanisms are sensible or even possible. I'm very much not mechanically inclined and so this is the most puzzling nighttime visualization to me.

4. Plants. I seem to be flying low over land with patches of grass, flowers, and trees. The scene is quite detailed, with individual leaves and blades of grass visible, and any gaps between things filled with things farther behind, giving a strong sense of 3D.

5. Animals. Unlike the plants of #4 that I see in a full environment if I see animals they are just kind of there against the brown/black background. Sometimes they are normal animals, and sometimes they are weird creatures that belong in science fiction or mythology. The animals often morph into other animals.
They might be referring to the fact that France had to import electrical power from Germany last year (which was made with coal and natural gas), because the rivers they used to cool their reactors didn't carry enough water anymore due to a drought.
can you provide links?
California 2035 deadline for gas car sales will affect gas station owners (2022)
There’s nothing fundamentally wrong about it. This is unnecessarily strong language in absence of an actual point. GP addressed your exact point: these things are seen as worth doing, to the point where it isn’t routinely questioned.
One of my two cats was prescribed 5mg of Prozac per day, makes him much less anxious and allows him to have fun and relax.
Some more information from the reporting at the time

>He had never learned Russian, and has lived the last 20 years in linguistic isolation after the last other Hungarian patients left the hospital in 1980.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/860033.stm
Wow somehow I've been erased from the history of Kaggle (tweet)
> Psychiatric hospitals in Russia/USSR (психушка) are virtually prisons, they were often used to involuntarily hold political prisoners.

Indeed. The fact that no-one among the entire staff of the hospital over all those decades endeavored even to identify the patient's only language tells you that it was not a hospital.
Almost all ethnic Armenians have left Nagorno-Karabakh
.cz has been increasing births by tweaks to public policy/spend.

https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/CZE/czechia/fertility-...
>I certainly have things I'm morbidly curious about that I don't want in Google's logs, but wouldn't bat an eye to ask a local LLM.

That sounds like way more work than just downloading tor browser and searching away, which gets you approximately the same results. Sure, I wouldn't trust the setup if you're trying to commit a mass terrorist event, but for a murder or two I doubt the NSA is going to tip their hand to bust you.
This is probably just run-of-the-mill decline of the west scaremongering. The idea is that if too many immigrants with a different skin tone arrive, then society is destroyed ("forced on us when cultures that didn't stop reproducing turn around and colonise us back.")

I guess I'm an old school melting pot guy, but I firmly believe western society will maintain its historical winning streak, thanks in part to the efforts of millions of immigrants eager to contribute to their energy to its values and success.

"Tolstoy Is the Tolstoy of the Zulus" and all that. Sod the xenophobes.
I'm the same. I can pop things in and out of reality as needed to visualize things. Of course the counter to this scares me thinking about what happens if I did this without conscious awareness...

My dreams can feel more real than reality too. Like full senses lucid dreams. Looking at things like clocks and books worked in my dreams. My dreams are just a reality inside the reality everyone else shares.

Also, In my teens and early 20s I had dreams I could levitate. If you could imagine being able to follow magnetic fields just under your skin would be about the best way to describe it. It was disappointing to wake up and realize that I couldn't do this.
One might even say these games have a cascading level of difficulty
does a 4x 3090 rig need nvswitch
https://nitter.net/jeremyphoward/status/1707879546568229117
You do understand that libraries and bookstores are, and always have been, full of quack medical books?

Have a look here:

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=homeopathy+book

And here:

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=herbal+medicine Unlike homeopathy, some of these are probably actually effective to some degree, but many are bunk, if not outright dangerous. Recall that Steve Jobs opted for "herbal medicine" rather than getting cancer surgery.

So yeah, I'm going to have to say this is a straw man.
Exactly. I do not know why this is so hard to understand. If conciseness was everywhere I would be able to know what someone else's reality is. Since I cannot, there is something separating my consciousness from someone else's.

We create consciousness.
- Most motorcycle helmets sold in the US are inadequate DOT helmets. ECE 22.05/22.06 helmets are literally 50 years ahead of the DOT standard, but you have to specifically seek one out in the US to get one.

- Most people purchase helmets in too large a size.

- Many people do not correctly adjust the helmet straps.
wow i thought your example was a chiding lecture close to parody...but that actually happens. what a joke
The connection of memory to consciousness is a fascinating thing to consider. If we had no memory whatsoever, then even with our huge brains I suspect we'd be as conscious as a plant, or possibly even less so (plants have timekeeping ability and thats a rudimentary memory of sorts). Perhaps 'blue' and 'chocolatey' are the interpretations a memory state makes of new input.
When I got out of the military, I bought a second-hand Olds Cutlass, with a rocket 350 and a Super Turbine two-speed automatic transmission. It was cool for it's time, but if you're used to modern tech, none of them would impress you.
This is a puzzling display of confidence. Have you ever slept on the ground after a long hard day of dealing with a natural or a man-made disaster? Getting into ANY bed is the only thing you can think about (this plus eating, of course). Being able to distribute 10K beds on the day they are first needed is an incredible advantage over having to wait for several days for more comfortable beds (it's not even clear whether they are indeed more comfortable).
Yes, if you push through the pushback then you can get it going to the motor’s limit.

What do you think should happen at that edge case? Preferably in a way that adheres to physics…
Sounds like a system that will make upward mobility difficult.
I couldn't prove that mine was defective, I was more convinced that mine was working as it was designed, which is inherently dangerous.
I can't imagine myself watching a livestream of something like LTT.

On the other hand, I have listened to 'Lofi HipHop' and 'oldies playing in another room' and aquarium/submarine streams. For videos where it's not live, you can create 'custom' channels with a looped playlist. It doesn't feel the same as broadcast to me.
Any explanation why or just preference?
https://archive.ph/bRPHO
I don’t think anyone is confused about the usage, so you’re kinda doing the opposite where you make it sound like a word depicts something so uniquely human that it can’t be used to approximate anything else.
It's not only the alcoholics that used to say "I'd rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy".
>We are able to track down and physically explain (thanks to MRI) the sentation, the objective part of consciousness (Chalmers's 'easy problems of consciousness'). That really exist and we can prove it (or we have an idea about experiments to run to prove it)

What we prove is an evidence that is filtered through our sensory faculties and experienced by our minds. Our minds still remain judge, jury and executioner and in this same sense if we are to take seriously the faculties of our minds in assessing the physical world, then we must also take seriously our experience of conciousness which remains even when we are unable to sense the physical world. In this sense our experience of conciousness is more real than our looking at an MRI.

>then we do not need to think subjective experience really exist.

What would follow is that you do not need to think subjective experiences exist for others, but for you to make this assessment you at least must have a subjective experience.
If this is of great interest for the fields of psychiatry and psycholinguistics I'm happy to volunteer.
Been a long time and the link is lost but I saw a California DOT study that had Italian style scooters as dangerous as bicycles. It's at odds with what motorcyclists think. Also at odds the risk from motorcycles goes up sharply with displacement.

My personal experience was all dismounts from bicycles lead to bruises if that. And friends crashing at high speed tend to end up with hand and wrist injuries. Flip side I have three friends that needed knee surgery after stand up scooter accidents.

So I agree the typical dismount is really important.
Yes many software engineering firms hold liability insurance.

And many software engineering contracts contain liability clauses.
Conservative Judaism is essentially replacing liberal/secular Judaism in both the us and Israel while the population is still growing. So at least in the near term this is a real thing.

Religious populations out reproducing non religious is a real thing.
I think the influence of religion is people who are religious have lower expectations for life and think having kids is enough. Most secular people think they ought to be rich first and then have kids.
Ask HN: Is there a way to get back to the web we lost?
I’ve been thinking for a long time about the web that I came of age with, which I’m sure will likely be different from the web that many of you came of age with, given how wide the community is here.

My first introduction to the Internet was circa 1998, by way of an Acer Aspire very similar (if not identical, it’s been 25 years and the memory has faded) to this: https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-a1x7hg2jgk/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/22921/129379/acer-aspire-7121-pentium-2-400mhz-256-mb-8.6gb-cd-rw-desktop-com-1.27__54621.1490192556.jpg?c=2

When I first got to spend time on that machine (it was shared with the rest of the family, so time was limited) I was immediately drawn to the open web and how I could (in my own small way) be a part of something very new and incredibly big.

I created a website, several actually, hosted on members.xoom.com (I don’t remember why not geocities, I just remember that there was a reason at the time). I met (and made friends) with people in countries around the world, and I was fascinated that in any direction I turned to look for anything, there seemed to be a niche community fervently dedicated to that special interest and each other.

It felt like one huge counter-culture (containing a million smaller ones) all at once.

That Internet had jarring ads. Google was just starting out, and the computers had a small fraction of the power of a modern phone today.

But it felt free. You could just make a thing, and put it up for the whole world or no-one to find, and it felt like the future was condensing rapidly in front of the whole world. Like everything would accelerate from here and that we were going somewhere incredibly exciting, and then we
went somewhere.. else.

I’ve watched documentaries of the 60’s and I inherently get what people were saying in terms of one needing to have been there, then.

I don’t think anyone here needs me to explain what happened next in terms of the open web and open communities, but what I wanted to ask is if it’s just me? Did anyone else even care about the Internet of the 90’s like I did? Was it all in my head? Is it a case of rose-tinted glasses?

More importantly, if it wasn’t just me, can we get it back? Is there a way to recapture the freedom and magic that existed then?

I try to explain to my kids now what the Internet used to be but all they know is YouTube, TikTok and a few other silos. The sense of loss is very real, at least to me, and it makes me sad that my kids will never experience the web and the culture that I grew up with.
-Werror Is not your friend (2017)
Why before 40? Do the kids turn into gremlins if I'm older?
Any pointers on where to start with all that? I can grok Audacity (which is a handy but terribly basic program). When it came to Reaper, I found it very confusing, and never managed to do much with it. My needs are basically voice only.
If your mind is lying to you, there is no amount of critical thinking that can save you in the long run.
Maybe things have to be discussed for that something actually should happen.
So are they basically packaging a toolchain and selling support for it like RHEL or what?
Because I doubt they managed to create a full rust spec.
I've seen none of those things. In fact, I never "see" anything[0] in my mind. I just feel the concept of it without actually seeing a visual image of the thing.

[0] except several times while I was in prison and had a lot of time on my hands to daydream -- I randomly conjured up what I would consider "hyper-real" images in my mind for a few seconds each.. a cat, an apple, a wheel spinning down a beach with a ship in the distance. I say "hyper-real" because they were far more stunning than anything I have seen through my eyes. Like my eyes are SD video and this was 8K HDR 3D. I've never been able to recreate this or do it on demand.
Maybe there could be a publicly funded virtual liver project.
I know a few people that bought these to commute around town. I always thought they were bat's hit crazy and did try, unsuccessfully, to talk the out of it.

I skateboard when I was younger and generally feel comfortable enough on any board where I can stand sideways. No way in hell I wanted to try these though, the top speed alone masks me way too nervous even with experience skateboarding, surfing, and wake boarding.
No one told me then and keep on purging it. Any command to do that just for old time sake?
It's not, it's an illustration of the variability faced riding "electric scooters etc." versus controlling a space shuttle:

> People riding electric scooters and etc will run into more variability each day than NASA will in a whole mission.

> I crashed and broke my back on a two wheeled scooter in SF due to a pedestrian walking on a red don’t walk sign, for example.
>The genocide bit just demonstrates that it has not even the slightest shred of human decency.

well duh. It's an LLM. Its job is to predict the next token based on what it has seen in its training data. Assigning attributes like "decency" to it makes as much sense as assigning "decency" to a processor chip.
These fucking "journalists" can go fuck themselves and move to China/North Korea if they love censorship so much.

I am so disgusted by this pretentious pathetic outcry over something that is not heavily censored. Its fucking WORDS, go eat shit!

And the people here in the comments arguing on the basis on how bad the instructions is supposedly spits out for some "dangerous" think are totally missing the point.

Lets ban money, because people use it to buy bad things with it, that is the childish level these people operate on.
I review my own PRs regularly. It’s how I talk through all my changes with meaningful inline comment threads. I prefer the behaviour you’re commenting about because I want to do those things in a “review” rather than pollute inboxes with one-off comments.

I think the main issue is that everyone has their happy paths through review, but those aren’t everyone’s happy paths. It’s why I like that having a variety of tools is possible. GitHub likely has to bias towards the beige middle ground that suits everyone well enough.
I’d love to see nim become more mainstream. I don’t have much experience with it, but I looked into it a few times and always found it super interesting.
The Verge Article states three of the deaths occurred with riders not wearing helmets.
Making progress on sustainability doesn't mean regression to the past, but progress towards a globally sustainable future. Hard to say if it's possible, but it if isn't humanity's days are numbered.
Gateway tapes but that book I referenced in another post here really works. Just takes a few nights. Essentially you go to sleep with intent to exit. Wake up six hours later. Get out of bed for a few minutes. Go back and practise exits as you get yourself in the mind awake body asleep state.

Doing it straight from meditation is quite advanced, takes decades but can be achieved for many in weeks with binaural beats that trigger the brain to get into theta state with a frequency following effect.
I think he's alluding to 'Idiocracy'.
Don't fall into the trap where "regulation" is treated as a monolithic thing which is either good or bad as a whole. It's the most motte and bailey thing in the world. Anyone can justify the government in prohibiting leaded gasoline, that doesn't tell you whether any unrelated proposal is any good.

Many, many of them legitimately are not.
Not my area, just curious.

If I am getting this (still reading the paper... on a phone :/)... Stupid fast latency due to no processing overhead but slow switching speeds due to how it physically switches, this is basically good for any type of reconfigurable cluster of systems that need low latency without a fixed topology, not strictly ML specific or have I misunderstood that?
Yes, I'm aware. It's taking a chance. Now if the two kids (for, if they are 19, 20, 21, 22, ... they are kids) have had a good education from their parents and relatives and friends, and hopefully also if those people are around and willing to help them, then they should be able to work through difficulties.
I've suffered Hypnagogia several times in my life where I have woken up and can see giant spiders running around my bedroom. I hurt myself once leaping from standing on my bed, over the spiders, to my door so I could switch the light on and attack them. Of course, when the light came on and I turned around the spiders were not there. My brain, not understanding where the "spiders" had gone convinced me that they had merely scurried under the furniture to hide, so I spent another couple of minutes trying to find them before I realized I had been punked by my own brain.
The high birth rate communities also tend to lack the technological acumen. Of they take over the population, medical, agricultural outputs would decrease.
Amplify that a bit and they will likely control themselves well through starvation
> I don't get it - if empty object doesn't act as a top how does what you wrote demonstrate flexibility?

To quote from Wikipedia:

dependent types are used to encode logic's quantifiers like "for all" and "there exists". ... dependent types help reduce bugs by enabling the programmer to assign types that further restrain the set of possible implementations

In my example the objects could be any object types, combination of types, or concepts. It allows you to encode logic at the type system level. If you use generics with the example above you can do things roughly like:

type
State = enum Open, Closed
SomeObject[T: State] = object
val: int
SomeObjectOpen = not SomeObject[state.Close]

proc close(obj: SomeObjectOpen) = ...

You can do some simlar things in other languages, but it's hard and more limited and usually can't expressions.
Heck, just try skiing or snow boarding. I could never get over my fear of Newtonian motion, even with soft powder to make falling less dangerous, there were always just too many trees around.

Roller blades and ice skating are similar before you learn braking. I used to get Aron d on my rollerblades a lot, in a time before helmets were more common.
pretty much all of the networks that produced soaps have their own streaming platform now.
> Bad codebase don't deserve developers

One must wonder what ought to happen with bad codebases
When a couple of 20 year olds decides to have children, they're almost certainly not mature enough, but it can and should work out.
> I've been working on a multi-threaded pure Nim GUI

Any plans to develop this into something beyond a hobby project? I think a Qt rival in a language safer and more pleasant than C++ would be welcomed by more than a few people.
That is irrelevant - the point was that they excluded one of the metabolites, not about whether any of the metabolites are safe or not.
It's the email flow that's existed before gerrit and phabricator. Both of which implemented because it makes sense. Then github came along and here we are.
My husband would like to borrow my HN account to post this story:

While working at either Netscape or AOL (he can't remember which side of the transition it was), a developer BeBox was delivered, to assist in porting Netscape to BeOS. It was one of the first dual-processor machines that many devs had ever seen.

It had an activity monitor which showed two bar graphs for the load of each CPU, but unusually, you could click on each CPU to turn it on and off, to turn the system into a single-CPU machine.

He wondered what happened if you turned both off. So he did. The machine obediently froze, and had to be hard rebooted.

You'd never find an OS that let you do that today!
Why starting this SF wine bar was ‘as tough as opening a strip club’
This one is curious;

>Q. If I use a voice recorder, do I have to listen back to what I’ve said?
No. I’m not going to pretend that I understand why but it seems that your mind just needs to know what the words are being recorded. You can, of course, listen to the recordings if you want to. Personally, I didn’t bother.
The genetics (and heritability more generally) of religiosity are fairly well understood.
Nothing a FreeNAS running ZFS can't handle.
That thing looks too risky for me. But so does a horse.
You can bet that their ultimate goal is increasing the number of customers... Personally I've grown tired of riding the hype du jour, this whole saga of server/client components reminds me of Meteor.js. We keep going in circles.
I think the opposite. This feels like a hallucination to me. There are no Google results for it, suggesting it's not an actual phrase in English. Maybe a rough translation of a phrase in another language?