skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry to hear. As someone who works for a non-Google Big Tech company, you will get nowhere on this trying to work with Google (or any other Big Tech) support.

If you believe your mom (and anyone using her account) definitely did not violate the T&Cs, the only thing that might realistically get a response is either [1] a personal contact who trusts you at Google escalating internally for re-review; or [2] reaching out to your state AG / consumer protection office.

That said, there's usually a very high bar for fully disabling accounts like this — either repeated violations or very severe violations (like child sexual abuse or terrorism). Might be good to figure out what the granddaughter has been up to...
Exactly, we're working on a guide for language designers. And while HVM-Core (the repo I posted today) is the lowest IR, I believe most languages should actually compile to HVM-Lang (to be released), which is a higher-level AST that is more familiar and does a lot for you (so you don't need you to write your own conversions from your language to interaction combinators and back).
If you don't have the time then it is what it is, though to be honest you've basically written the paper already in Markdown. I would guess the bigger issue is that you don't really get a lot out of it, and reviewers could potentially give you a hard time + travel time.
There is a Kurzgesagt video on the features of the virus.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4u5I8GYB79Y&pp=ygURa3Vyemdlc2F...
> real spam

The daily flyer that I never signed up for is "real spam." It doesn't matter who sends it.

You can't go and say, "oh, we're not spoofing and harvesting so we're not spam." That's just writing your own loophole so you can hijack my inbox and turn it into a billboard.

And remember, I bear the burden of my inbox being full of email that I never subscribed to and will never read. Pushing the spam button has no consequence to me, but hopefully it will trigger consequences for somebody who thinks that my inbox should be their billboard.
Games have a “replayability” factor, so I’m not sure the analogy with content length matters. Someone can play a multiple hour RPG just once, while another can devote a life to mastering Tetris or Street Fighter.

I believe games fall into some spectrum between movie and sport, the experiences are very different.
A bit side topic - but having detailed description of why you were banned should be basic consumer right. You violate the toc is just not enough.
I'm not. Look at the privacy policy. Not only do they use all the usual vile e-stalking tactics, but they also share aggregated data with other companies. The whole thing is a data mining exercise to cross-link and identify the user accounts and devices of people who have become somewhat harder to track by other means. Sure, they're not sharing individual data records with other companies, but the conclusion that this is actually a consumer protection project is contradicted by the evidence.
> YouTube TV was the cheapest option for her to watch live TV.

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I don't think so. If people buy things only with money they actually have, prices will be forced to come down.

Prices are high because the whole damn country has a habit of buying things they can't afford. It's not actually normal to do that in a lot of the world.
Is there any evidence that it has been "taken down". It's its own industry. Hotels with their tiny rooms, shitty appliances, nickle and diming every part of the experience (e.g.:minibars, wifi,tv) and having to interact with staff (good and bad) are not worth it. Plus you can find airbnb close to any destination, you don't have to plan around hotel locations. Vrbo was already there before airbnb i think.

The experience is not that bad except when you inevitably get a shit!y renter but that's on the renter.

I feel like it is only people who were satisfied by hotels, taxis, cable companies for whatever reason that keep expecting/hoping airbnb,uber,neflix and the like to go under. If anything, I fully support tax payer money bailing out these companies instead of banks or subsidizing them instead if oil companies. Their value to the average person's quality of life is immense.
Senators push for unredacted 9/11 documents on Saudi Arabia
Probably just made the cut because it checks the "liberal tech elites are bad" box.
Contact your local member of Parliament or Congress and raise hell.

It’s an easy win for everyone.

As for _why_ - if someone else is using the account for content creation, it’s probably the source of these problems.
Yeah, it generally costs more but extended stay places and suites are fairly common. I sometimes rent them though I don't generally use anything beyond a refrigerator. AirBnB (and VRBO etc.) do tend to win when the objective is to rent an entire house.
“We think you posted bad things, so we’re going to ban you from… paying us to watch things.”

I swear to god, without the bias of the zeitgeist around tech companies and the mythology of genius surrounding them, one might suspect they were run by full-on idiots.
Look at the privacy policy. There's no reason to even consider trusting them.
> Braben kept wanting to get another Elite project going ... Most of the staff had been promised that another Elite game was imminent when they were hired. None of us could quite understand why we were making two games about dogs when we owned the Elite franchise.

... but then you realised that anyone bright enough to work it out was unlikely to have accepted the promise or the job? :)

> I still don't understand.

Mr Braben's company Frontier did not own the Elite franchise.

You were amongst many deceived e.g. "Elite: Dangerous Role Playing Game" [1]. This company ceased its false claim to own the Elite franchise some years back.

Another problem facing Mr Braben's attempts to get a publisher for a further space game under his name was his reputation in the industry. His previous attempt, "Frontier: First Encounters", was famously characterised by PC Zone magazine as a bow-wrapped turd [2]. After Mr Braben's repeated patches, a recall, a reissue and another recall, the game's long suffering publisher gave up and sued him for damages of £722,834.63 plus interest [3].

[1] Elite: Dangerous Role Playing Game (ED RPG) is the subject of an intellectual property dispute
https://web.archive.org/web/20170303095150/https://www.kicks...

[2] Frontier Worst Encounters, PC Zone https://web.archive.org/web/20231007232510/http://www.eliteh...

[3] Gametek V Braben https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/10/20/gametek-v-braben-writ...
The way I look at it, we (us in the US) aren’t willing to pay enough in taxes to cover our expenses, so instead we pay in interest, and by extension, inflation.
Why are y'all still talking about 9/11 as if the whole world (including brainwashed Americans) doesn't know the truth? Your literal senators are controlling countries (way off their limits), chill.
Wait, so "by compiling languages like Python, Haskell, to a new format called Interaction Net" actually means the compiler hasn't been written yet?
Congress needs to try harder and make it a constitutional amendment. The Supreme Court did in fact strike down income taxes until Congress managed to pass the sixteenth amendment and have it ratified by states.
I tell myself – at least when it comes to loyalty schemes – it's like wiping your disk and reinstalling everything annually. (The analogy's imperfect, wouldn't be surprised if your information was still retained, anyway.)
The granddaughter could be under 13 or something like that. Kids under 13 aren’t allowed to make YouTube videos, I’m not sure what happens if they catch an account being used by someone under that age.
I wouldn't use it but I like that this still exists.
> Why over 10 years? Why not now?

Tell me what you'd cut. Every politician railing for deficit reduction is also curious silent on what they'd axe.
“Waste” is what bothers me. The thought that having anything like a verbose relationship with their customer base being seen as a waste of time or money or both.
Yeah no kidding.

I, a real human, also love it when $app_name empowers everyday users.
Your issue is that Airbnb isn't great for what you describe. Airbnb works best when you need something more or less than just a room to sleep.

For example, I know people who use Airbnb because if they need somewhere cheap to sleep for the night and they don't need a nice hotel room so they're happy to rent a cheap bed at someone's house for the night. The reason I've personally used it before is because I'm staying somewhere (often for an extended period of time) and I want a place with a kitchen or living room.

If what you're looking for is basically a hotel room, then yeah, hotels are going to be better 99% of the time unless you're looking for something a little more novel.
When travelling for more than a few days, restaurants are not a viable option anymore, especially with the whole family. I used to find it difficult to find healthy options. But nowadays, the cost has become simply prohibitive.

The restaurant budget alone would be much more than hotels and flight prices combined, and we'd still be mostly eating bad, unhealthy food most of the time.

An Airbnb with a kitchen is a must. For extended stays, washing machines are super convenient also.

It seems like hotels are catching up. I stayed at many newer chain brands with decent full kitchen offerings. Still not quite the same as a real appartement/house, but they are fine and often not that much more expensive than your typical hotel room, just look out for it.
as many others now have said, you have great value (in my worldview, you have infinite value as a divinely created being, for that matter, not that I expect you to just believe me when I say that). Losing or never attaining success, money, and glamour does put people into disfavor with much of the world, but when you lose those things I really think it can be an opportunity to look within yourself and discover value that comes from a wholly different frame of reference. I’ve met enough people without great charisma, money, beauty, or power, who have still found contentment and joy (at times, at least; many still go through up and down seasons of mental struggle on a monthly or hourly cycle!) because they have found their own worth in the light of different schemas of valuation. And other people recognize these figures too! People know when they meet someone who is content to authentically be themselves without the esteem that comes from, say, a good job, or anything else. Don’t you sense it sometimes, when you meet someone like that? It’s not just charisma, it’s something better.
Fake. The posting of this app here was coordinated.
Yes, the Fed is independent and it should not care about fiscal deficits. On the paper. But the recent history shows that in practice it plays a bit differently... Also, there is a very enticing (for the government) example of Japan where BoJ effectively owns almost all of the Japanese government debt. Do not forget, that if things will get bad enough the Congress can always re-write the Federal Reverse Act.

>If the economy is doing well enough that lowering rates would cause inflation, there is no need to lower rates.

I am not naive enough to believe into the soft and no-landing scenarios. The gradual yield curve uninversion points to incoming recession. Huge fiscal deficits contribute to it, since without QE they cause crowding out of private debt markets.

>Just let banks borrow at the discount window against the face instead of market value of their Treasuries.

And, as I've said, it becomes another form of QE. If you set the penalty rate on the level of the current Fed rate, eventually banks will fail, since they can give enough loans at such rates and deposits actively flee into treasures and MMFs. And using lower rates will be rightfully seen as yet another bailout of banks.
Yeah sure bro, sabotaged; totally not the case that Trump and his stooges were incompetent, just as many predicted and warned.

Imagine if Trump had just let normal Republicans run everything the way they would have done had we had a President Kasich or something; things probably would have gone fairly well and we'd most likely be in his second term right now.

Man, if I had a son and he turned out to be right-winger, I don't know what I'd dislike about the situation more: that he'd be bigoted or that he'd be a little bitch who participated in a culture of never assuming responsibility for one's own short-comings and instead blamed his failings, and those of anyone he was misguided enough to admire, on shadowy others (as well as being so unselfconsciously asinine so as to publicly assert that "Yes Minister" somehow possesses real explanatory and descriptive power).

Granted, if he were a committed left-winger that would come with its own set of problems, but at least most of his misjudgments would involve a kind of misdirection or misguidance of moral impulse and an overabundance of empathy and altruism, as opposed to the almost naked abandonment of any semblance thereof.
California nearly decriminalizes psychedelics – but governor hits brakes
Affiliate links are an obvious conflict of interest for Consumer Reports. Affiliate links pay them a percentage of the sale, so their direct incentive is to recommend the higher-priced product as they make more money that way. So if you're in the market for a toaster and there's a perfectly good $30 model on Amazon they might instead recommend a $100 model because they make more money that way.
So, could this be used to compile an OS, so it would mostly run on the GPU, and also say, python itself, perhaps V8, an an x86 emulator, stuff like that?
Unfortunately, Google doesn't think paying customers deserve a customer support number so you can at least talk to a human being and find out what they think you did.
And how many 60+ year olds know how to do that?

Don't forget using private browsing / incognito mode; cookies will link your accounts immediately irrespective of VPN/SMS use.

Oh, and credit card + billing address, if the goal is to sign up for a paid YouTube TV subscription again.
> while his favourite conversion is the NES one

favourite /published/ conversion :)
I don't know about "need", but it's certainly common to reach out to them... But that doesn't mean that they respond quickly. Google does not have a rep for reliably getting back to people quickly or even at all, and when they do get back to people, they very often just say they can't comment, because there's no way for the people handling the press contact to reach a person who would know what was going on in a predictable manner. (Yeah, that sounds stupid. It is. And yet, nonetheless, you can regularly find that no one at Google can figure out who owns something or knows why it's the way it is.)
Not available in Canada :-(
WOW

all I can think is how all those gears have all those ratios

ratios which are all somewhere in the stern brocot trees and which can be written as finite continued fractions

I wish I could think about what this means in terms of compilers
> Arch Elite is the pinnacle for sure.

Aw, blush :)

- Chris Jordan, publisher of Arch Elite.
56F is cold as heck, what??
iPhone 15 might have a speaker issue that needs fixing
It's an open question that has been studied for thousands of years. This type of equation (a polynomial with integer coefficients) is called a Diophantine equation; you can look it up on Wikipedia.

Or watch videos about it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wymmCdLdPvM&list=PLt5AfwLFPx...
I don't think you will find many people advocating that the relevant point be 100K. Even setting aside that many people are advocating wealth taxes rather than income taxes, the breakpoints I see advocated for increased income taxes are generally 250K or 400K.
It's never this simple. Their SIMD extensions differ for one, or at least did in the past.
Just got back from Europe where I stayed at 9 AirBnbs. I do Speedtests whenever I get to a new location. Only 2 were not getting at least 10 Mbps, and IIRC 5 got 50+. 3 that I got in France were in shared apartments.
I wish people would stop saying GPUs when they mean Nvidia GPUs. It’s like saying you’ve made a product for cars, but then it turns out it’s only for Mercedes cars.
Bitcoin wallets can also give you a notification instantly that your transaction is "moving through the system" if that's all you want.

The real test of transaction settlement time is how quickly you can withdraw physical dollars from the bank
It didn't feel so heavy handed to me. Rather the dead-end branches felt more like undesirable consequences: death, failure, circumstances out of hand.

Overall I thought it was a great experience, and certainly worthy of being placed in the adventure category.
Newsom vetoes a proposed ban on caste discrimination in California
The article explains it.

They are being held responsible for their claims.
For their product decisions.
For their choices to ignore their own researchers.

No one is “suddenly” anything. People have been crying out about this for a decade+.

Please read the article. The answers are directly there.
Actually, all you need is all you need—anything that claims otherwise is just wrong. In other words, you need all the things that you need.
That was just off the top of my head, but here are some links I found:

https://www.ti.com/lit/wp/spry312/spry312.pdf shows how 24ghz radar, the most common until recently, has resolution measured in half-meter increments

https://www.kiforte.com/fca_radar-656.html Kia manual showing how the radar cone only covers a height of 1.2 meters in front of the car

These radar sensors project a very wide beam, they can't see much right in front of the car. For example, there was a car reviewer on YouTube that recently put ultrasonic parking sensors against a camera-based Tesla, and they perform about the same, with the camera slightly better in some situations because it's looking from above - the bumper-mounted radar cannot see objects in the ground right beneath it. Honda also just added a camera in their latest generation collision avoidance system, to cover a wider range of situations.
When I'm on holiday, I'm usually doing very little in my hotel room other than sleeping, so that's fine. I'll be out most of the day.
That's not the world i remember, i remember iphones being all the rage, and regularly selling out and drawing insane lines at launch locations.

I also remember the people who couldn't stand touchscreens or the beer-pouring app, but that doesn't obviate the iphone.
the "millionaires and billionaires" Bernie Sanders used to talk about before he became a millionaire himself

Eh, when the term "millionaire" was made, a million dollars was worth about 30x less.

We can't keep focusing on the number 1000000 forever when we have constant inflation. A million dollars isn't even enough to let the average person retire and have a median income lifestyle.
One of the oldest traditions in Mission Control is the 'Reading of the Pads'
It's one thing if your user does something bad but worse if you also keep making money from that user. So I bet they auto banned her billing account and it had consequences for all services. This is why paying Google is scary to me. I am banned from paying for any Github features forever because I was sponsoring projects using a Russian debit card. If it was with Google I would probably be locked out.
Vizro – McKinsey Python-open-source DataViz library
Set her computer up to use a VPN or (more easily) the Tor Browser (at lowest security settings so the least breakage occurs) without signing in (which is the only way I use YouTube lol).

The only downside is that she might have to solve captchas (if she's able).
Harmful in what way? Like telling you to drink drain cleaner or something?
Hi. I worked at Condé Nast many years ago. I did not work at Wired.

I just wanna say that removing an article is not something they do lightly. They never do if because of PR.

They do it if facts do not match the premise. That is all.
They provided XMPP gate - it did not federated with other servers but you were able to use multi-account client (e.g. Pidgin) and have it everything in one window. I did exactly that.
Some people complain Bitcoin isn't anonymous enough, others complain that it doesn't have built-in protection that would absolutely require an invasion of privacy
It's... difficult and depends on many factors.

In an inflation environment equities usually do not feel great, since inflation causes shrinking margins and it takes time to pass rising costs on the consumer. Analysis from the Hussman Funds based on statistical data predicts that nominal return from equities in the next decade will be zero to negative.

I think it's unlikely (but not impossible) that we will see a direct repeat of the recent QEs. We probably will see something similar to the Japanese yield curve control and you can easily see how the Japanese equities performed in the last two decades.
You get forced into the anki system of doing things. If it was just decks and cards it would be alot more flexible.

It's been a few months but I had issues importing csvs of words I was learning, trying to create new decks. I think I couldn't have two cards with the same front
I seem to remember being able to chat with Facebook users from my personal server, but it doesn’t look like it was possible [1].

Actually, searching for this stuff made me sad :(

There are blog posts from Facebook still up about how they are using XMPP [2]. There are still notes out there on setting it up in Pidgin [3].

The internet has become a walled-off mess, and it makes me depressed to see such a powerful and wonderful technology abused like this.

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5052780/integrating-face...

[2] https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/110/

[3] https://m.facebook.com/notes/socialblogr/how-to-setup-facebo...

PS: looking through the other posts on the fb developer blog (just changing the number in the url) is interesting.
Exactly! Sorry if that sounded to be the case. We're first focusing on making the runtime as fast as possible. Next step is to support some simple toy lang (like a Haskell-like and a Python-like) for people to start using. Only then we can start compiling existing languages, which is a colossal task (due to languages like JS having a bajillion features).
IMO understanding this kind of content depends on where you're starting out, or you're getting too much or too little explanation of the supporting components.

Personally, I used ChatGPT to help me understand this paper from the stance of a senior engineer with some ML experience, and followed up to clarify where I had questions: https://chat.openai.com/share/c17dbcfc-7e3a-44fd-aa88-28c117...
> Link the thing, add your comment.

That's the problem. When there is no URL for the thing!

If the thing could be specifically linked, no comment would be necessary.

As the OP here said, they found a specific section of article to be interesting: https://www.lux.camera/halide-for-ios-17/

And they wanted to share that section they found, no additional words, but clearly there was some motivation to use the original source.

But neither URL goes to the thing.
>People that call for “the rich” to pay more taxes usually mean those earning above 100k.

Good Lord, 100k? I was making more than that in 1999. When I say rich, I am saying anyone who makes more than 1 - 1.5 million a year. 100k is just over poverty these days...
We're providing support to all GPUs soon, NVidia is only the first target because it provides the most convenient language (CUDA).
>A more fair approach would be a special assessment on net worth.

how would a wealth tax incentivise people to save more and spend less?
France bedbug panic: Officials respond as Paris infested
I think it's German
Why do people always discuss AirBnB v hotels, rather than AirBnB v real B&Bs? Is that not a better comparison?