skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On behalf of the creators of the English language, I extend my apologies for most of it; it seems to be half made of technical debt. The one that really gets me is "inflammable" - it just means flammable.
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Not yet, this is the part where they are trying to avoid that like hell.

That said, even when/if (lol) they get there its still part of the capitalism just like how hiring a good salesman or marketer is part of capitalism.
Those juries can also be manipulated and are laden with human biases that can undermine justice.
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Any one of those you didn't regret or that you were happy you got to use it?
“Later analyses have shown this might not have been true”
Most of what people in the real world are doing with spreadsheets would be better done with a database, but spreadsheets are more approachable so they use them instead. Making SQL a requirement for MBA programs would make business much better in the long run. (there are more things a MBA program could teach than there is time so I'm not advocating that they actually do this)
FYI to anyone reading this that gets ads in incognito, but not regular browser: you can go to manage plugin for uBlock Origin (the chrome page, not the unlock Origin settings page), and check the box to allow it to run in incognito.
I like the "reset" button. I've tried a couple times to continue pushing my manipulation after chatGPT determines i'm engaging in subversive fuckery. The conversation gets tense fast.
> That said, 1 person going from ICE to EV is better for the environment than 1 person going from EV to public transportation

How could that be? 50 people driving in 50 cars can't possibly be more efficient then them riding in a single electric bus. That's before you consider the infrastructure dedicated to personal cars. It's the first time I hear that personal transport could be more environmentally friendly than public transport.
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There are exchanges which offer that in crypto too - Deribit has colocation in Equinix LD4.
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I've always wondered, what determines which planet or solar system to observe? I guess I'd like to think we have a list of solar systems that are most likely to hold life and simply go down it from most likely to least likely but it surely can't be that reductive.
It kinda has to do that to be able to click on the ads.
No.

I will prioritize my own needs, my own life, my own comfort, over the "productivity" or profit of a company every day of the week and twice on Sundays.

And frankly, so should we all. This obsessive focus on enabling companies to make more money, regardless of what it means for us regular workers as human beings, is utterly ruinous and needs to stop.
I’ve herd of A64 and SIMD before. What’s SVE? Security Vulnerabilities?
The concept of an "Interplanetry Filesystem" is a good one.

The actual IPFS implementation doesn't live up to expectations though.

Expectations:

* I want to be able to mount / as IPFS and know that I can boot linux from anywhere.

* I want to have my photo library on IPFS and add to it from anywhere.

* I want to be able to share anything on IPFS, and if someone else has already uploaded it for the upload to be instant.

* I want all the storage on my phone/laptop/whatever permanently full of other peoples stuff, earning me credits to store my own data.

* I want my stuff reed-solomon encoded with lots of other data, so that in case of a failure of a chunk of the network, my data is still recoverable.

* I want the network to be fast and reliable with excellent sharding of data and minimal hotspotting.
> But when it comes to the very things that keep us alive, we are not so eager to play with computer code. That, I think, has less to do with the complexity of the subject and more with a certain moral disposition...which is the thing I find perplexing.

Honestly it's the first time I hear about moral stigma having anything to do with research. Again, I think you underestimate how much harder it is to simulate biological processes than LLMs. Even from the paper you've linked, you'll see the massive amount of simplifications they had to do: they're using a minimal cell, not all metabolites are included, multimeric proteins are left out/replaced, spatial distributions are simplified, the simulation timescale is below 10μs, they do not simulate reactive processes, they do not talk about how much time did they need to perform the simulation... Don't get me wrong, it's a massive achievement. But the amount of computation that needs to be done just to simulate a single cell is absolutely massive, let alone simulating multiple cells in a system. Considering how much it would cost it's no wonder other avenues are explored first.
Metric will finally overthrow our imperial overlords! Sorry to hear about the war - I assume these were related?
https://www.polywork.com/ maybe another place to market yourself

I've had a couple of temporary bans over the last few months. No warning or email. No idea what I did. Asking support on Twitter was the most helpful at getting things sorted https://twitter.com/LinkedInHelp

You have seen the r/LinkedIn mega thread?
https://www.reddit.com/r/linkedin/comments/15cx1zg/mega_thre...
And I don't think American citizens living in other countries are protected by the second amendment...
I'm 100% sure you're misremembering it running on SPARC, NT never ran on SPARC.
This has nothing to do with the tolerance paradox.

The comment tried to smear opponents of the social justice movement as dog-whistling bigots. But the social justice movement is not, in many people’s very legitimate opinions, the right way to achieve fairness. It also doesn’t enjoy the kind of broad consensus its proponents like to pretend they have.
It's kind of odd that the author should cite Butler Lampson's 1983 paper without mentioning that Lampson produced a greatly expanded version of that paper [1] in 2020, which itself includes a lot on distributed systems design.

[1] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/uploads/prod/2019/0...
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Kagi, as everyone seems to forget, is a frontend for the Google Search API with some nice filtering/custom prioritization features. The results are good because they’re Google results.
The designers of the Palm Pilot carried a chunk of wood with a stack of post-it notes and a pen for months. At the end of each day they looked at all those post-its and tried to figure out how they could make the gadget do that job. It became very focused on the things that people want to do without using a larger computer.
You need a proper workshop with a vulcanization oven. I don't think it is practical to diy.

Seems easier to tax mileage and nominal tire wear than tax actual tires still, I think.
> LTS kernels are no longer supported for 6 years because it turns out no one used them.

Looking quickly at Debian, old old stable (10) uses 4.19, old stable (11) 5.10, and stable (12) 6.1. All these versions are LTS kernels.

I don't think Debian uses LTS kernel branches as is, instead cherry picking patches, but it seems they do leverage LTS branches, at least to ease the back-porting I presume.

I'm probably missing something, and looking through the Debian mailing lists, I've not seen any discussion about the end of long term LTS kernels, but it seemed they did rely on it to a degree.

Maybe it was more of a nice to have, but from the outside (I'm neither a kernel or Debian maintainer), it leaves me a bit confused.
You can make folks test it in their browsers by instructing them to copy and paste dataURI into their URL bar, like:

data:text/html,<link rel="icon" href="https://zany.sh/favicon.svg?text=hi">

This one for example shows nearly invisible text in dark theme for me.

Or maybe add text input to dynamically update current page's favicon to see the outcome instantly.
"A couple of years ago we decided to standardize the use of sequential integer IDs as primary keys, due to the significant performance issues of non-time-ordered UUIDs."

From the article. I'd like a lot more exposition on that, since it goes against some of what used to motivate UUID use in the first place. Sequential ordering across distributed nodes isn't a fun thing to do, and even if you navigate the coding, the network agreement makes it really slow.

Do they mean "sequential enough" but some locality of the node that generated it? And I guess that prng can sometimes have some performance bottlenecks, but compared to doing locks on a single incremented integer?

Yeah, I don't really get this, lots of usual "better" "faster" etc without actual numbers to back it up or detailed algorithmic discussions.

As you basically said, wake me up if it's good enough to get into the standard vetted libraries of UUID generation.
Is that the opposite of tell-dont-ask?
Which rights would be better protected than property rights?
I actually preferred all the independent co-working spaces before wework. They had their own unique character while wework was always a filing cabinet for office workers with no special character to them.
lots of programmatic strategies are not latency sensitive, most even

and the crypto market, despite its volatility, does not move that fast, it just has 24 hour trading, in comparison of 6-8 for equities, in a single day

so the 3x greater trading sessions create the eternity
Coming to Next.js from Laravel, being able to hand things off to a long running worker is one of the things I missed the most. We're currently handling this with a non-ideal solution and will definitely check Trigger.dev out when you launch that feature.
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Scaleable Vector Extension. A class of SIMD instructions.
> deploy their own baseband processors

Will it happen though? I get that COVID will be disrupting this but in my mind this has been the next big hardware (vs device/software/service) target since Apple Silicon.

In my mind it's almost Apple Car levels of vaporware.
GHz is Billion, not Trillion
It's like V but for Haskell instead of Go.
Oof. Musk is at it again. Here's the second tweet: https://twitter.com/grishka11/status/1595046077438328832
They are talking about the speed of the new type of memory cell, not of the physical implementation they have it in.

If this actually pans out, it will be worthwhile to stack a lot of it on the same package as the CPU. The reason memory is so far in current systems is mainly that having it closer wouldn't actually meaningfully help, because almost all the latency is reading data from the DRAM array anyway. If they suddenly get an economical new memory type that has an access latency of tenth of what DRAM does, they are going to figure out how to get it close enough that the signal travel will not be a meaningful part of the total latency.
Lower latency than RAM and more durable than NAND?

Where is the catch? Price? Throughput?
If the debt is structured in such a way that the lender can demand payment in full at any time, then sure, that might work. But the vast majority of debt is not structured like that.
Even then there are minefields in comparing text, especially case insensitive matching and supporting CKJ.
> Making a "European Edition" in a country that's constantly fighting to undermine the EU

Almost all phones are currently produced in a country that genocide some of its minorities, support child labor and claim publicly the right to invade/obliterate his neighbor. And that does not seem to disturb you much ?

We need more Silicon and electronics made in Europe.

Hungary is definitively not a democracy paradise nor a human right haven, but it is already significantly better than anything we do have right now.
> This only applies to TV or broadcast mediums that are actually observable by a third-party.

I think you are mistaken here. The ASA covers (according to their website)

- Ads on the internet, smartphones and tablets

- Ad claims on companies’ own websites

- Commercial e-mail and text messages

As an example, here is a ruling against a Facebook advertisement: https://www.asa.org.uk/rulings/aspro-atlantic-medikal-turizm...
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I suppose it's not just the author who was cheated, but the audience. The author might be OK with not getting as much limelight as planned, but if I went to a book festival to see and hear a favorite author, but instead it was some random instagram goober promoting themselves talking, I'd be pissed too.
Once a price drops by 50% no matter the discount you can only save the other 50%.

Put another way suppose ICE = 100%, EV’s = 49%, public transportation = 1%. If you start with 1 person in an ICE and 1 person in a EV that’s 149%, moving to 1 ICE and one public is 101%, where moving to 2 EV’s is 98%. Yes, 2 public is hypothetically much better at 2% but that wasn’t one of the options considered.
Web Apps don’t seem to have an AppleScript Dictionary either, so they’re not easy to automate.

Hopefully this is something that will get added in a later release as it would be great to be able to script things like routing certain URLs to their corresponding web app, or setting up shortcut keys.
With European wages being higher than their Asian counterparts, companies have to pick poor countries to produce these things, even inside Europe. Those tend to be the ex-Soviet countries with rather extremist governments.

I try to avoid Hungarian products as it's the only way I can affect the country and its government (the EU is powerless against its bullshit). However, let's not kid ourselves into thinking other countries smartphones are manufactured in are any better. India and China are not exactly progressive by EU standards.

If the EU model and non-EU model are both sold for the same price, I'd buy the Hungarian smartphone, even if I'd wish HMD would've picked any other European country.
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Taking screenshots of your terminal is a no-no.
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Guilt? Then when you’re ready to sell don’t charge market rate, sell for what you bought it for plus some modest gain.

Would that alleviate your guilt?
Is a broadcast license revocation a form of censorship? (Hint: No, it's not.)
I think you'd have to do the math. VMT is very correlated with income and many low-income people have none. Higher income people choose bigger cars with expensive tires.
Of course it existed long before, but that doesn't stop people from claiming ownership.
To be fair I think you are reading too much into it. If you fall into the right targeting criteria you will see ads for cars and such.

But you are right that there's also a lot of absolute garbage out there that would never fly on any reputable TV channel/print magazine.

> young people do not seem to be as in love with cars

I think lower-end cars approaching $20k might also have something to do with it.
It isn’t that surprising that we think we can tax non-residents from the US, but you have to appreciate the chutzpah of Eritrea going for it.
To have nukes is a guarantee against attacks.
Rigged markets as a service!
James Adams and Eben Upton on Designing Raspberry Pi 5
Super interesting tool! Glad to know you folks use SDK to write Jobs to avoid any deployment blockers.
Is there room for that? To what degree is that admitting to perjury?

It seems to me like it is really hard to make room to recant in a justice system. Mostly because if allows already convicted people to pressure experts to recant. But also because it lets people get out of intentional perjury (not that these doctors were intentionally wrong).

Besides that, I imagine they really don't want the publicity. Or perhaps they feel like they are morally covered by their original testimony being phrased like "according to the state of the art", or "to the best of my current knowledge", so that new insights don't make the statements false.
Scalzi is definitely one of my favorites right now. While I actually don't like the Old Man's War universe that much, his one-off books and smaller series have been absolute delights. They become even better when he gets Wil Wheaton to narrate his audio releases (I still smile thinking of Redshirts).

Nice to see Scalzi use what influence he has to actually help someone else like this.
Foxconn is Taiwanese.

I would take Taiwanese hardware made on European ground over stuff made in the PRC anytime.
Apple is too smart for that. If they buy it, they will also sell it separately, just like Samsung manufactures phone screens for Apple.
I've never really accepted the whole "fraud isn't free speech" thing. Fundamentally free speech would allow you to threaten or lie to anyone about anything, but that's why there are limits to freedoms.
In reality the detail is what pushes most people to have to consider significant ties because the full time work test excludes a lot of people and is hard to prove for many others. eg if you are retired, a non working (or part-time working) spouse bringing up children, or make money via something HMRC could consider as not being a "trade" (eg investing your own money) then you don't automatically qualify as non resident.

The definition of full time work is explicitly linked to actual hours worked (not contracted), so the admin involved in proving this is painful.

For friends who've left the UK for work, the only way to qualify without massive hassle has been to spend less than 16 days a year in the UK for the first 3 tax years (and thereafter less than 46 days).
I agree that in theory it covers online ads, my argument is that in practice they have zero visibility on what's happening on there, and the people who are the most at-risk for malicious ads are also the least likely to recognize & report them.

Also, looking at your ruling, it doesn't look like any long-term solution has been implemented? Meta got away with it (as usual), the advertiser inherently got away with it by virtue of being based out of reach of UK law enforcement. The whole thing appears to be a waste of time and taxpayer money?
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"Right, so my point that Canada taxes those who are living outside their boarder stands."

No it doesn't stand.It's different from the american system. Tax residency is a concept that many countries have, independantly from your citizenship.
This team knows the developer experience as good as any. Been a huge fan of their work in their past - will definitely try this. The free for life for early adopters is a really nice touch.
> People in Japan who don't have foreign friends, don't do business with anyone abroad, never travel abroad, ...

FTFY

> Those people only have them to talk to you

Nah, any single one of them has many more friends outside of Japan than I have friends in Japan. People living on an island with the most powerful passport in the world love to travel, breaking news.

> because you're not in Japan and don't use LINE.

It's true for all of the world except Japan :)

> (Also, Instagram is not a messaging app. Messenger is.)

That's just false. After it's stopped being about photos, it's just a messaging app for me and countless other people who don't care about its tiktok-mimicking reels and other drivel. It's actually very decent at being just a messenger.
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I'd say delete the whole with backspace, but only the last if you undo.
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