skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> To combat this lots of people need to do activism. Those people need to devote your time and energy to prevent such thing.

I think the issue is of complexity and energy. The world and a lot of these problems are often extremely complex and there are no optimal solutions. There is always slap, noise, and limits. Many of these things are also hard to understand and take a lot of time and energy to actually understand what is even seemingly simple.

But the cost I believes to a lot of apathy. For example, how difficult is it to switch people to tools like Firefox or Signal? The noise is quite high and non-experts will not know how to navigate this. Even mentioning these two tools will cause controversy on sites like this with people pointing out the imperfections. But the truth is that these always exist (same thing politicians exploit) and the complaints just make non-experts confused. Yeah, there are things better than Signal but there's no tool that is better for the masses and communication systems rely on people being on the same platform. The network effect.

Which getting into the network effect is the quite disappointing part of many things in politics. We have a lot of people that operate under the notion "if you don't like it, then don't use/participate/whatever." But this is not a realistic notion. As an example, I've used Firefox for over a decade and a lot has been to simply push against the Chrome domination. But that happened anyways and the thing is that Chrome still took over and Google has a lot of control over the internet. The truth is the differences in browsers isn't really that large, but we become quite passionate about defending our decisions. The same is exactly true for political concepts. We can point out flaws in other systems/ideas but do not weigh these equally when they are the thing we chose vs the other option. But the entire landscape is exceptionally complex and there are no optimal solutions. Until we can at least remember that it's difficult to solve anything.
> That's not true. There are over 10,000 wells in Gaza. Hamas controls who is allowed to dig wells in Gaza [0] – Israel lacks effective control over the territory of Gaza so has no ability to stop anyone from digging a well there.

False. All water in the Gaza strip, is explicitly controlled by the Israeli state. Specifically, this stems from the fact that the construction of wells requires a permit from Israel. More specifically, anything constructed without a specific, israeli approved permit, is demolished. This applies to both the WestBank and Gaza. [0][1]
[0]https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israel-demolishes-...

[1]https://reliefweb.int/report/occupied-palestinian-territory/...

> true that Israel has a negative impact on Gaza's fishing industry – through limiting how far out to sea Gazans are permitted to fish,

Apparently I mistook the no-fishing zone along the coast as a complete ban. That is definitely my mistake.
Here’s a question I’ve lived: what if you live in comically
impoverished conditions such that the elements you’ve described are mitigated? Squatting in a half collapsed 1970 single wife trailer with raccoons sleeping on your futon couch.

The schooling is there, the meals are there, but you’re living a life so embarrassing you don’t mention it. Is that poor?
I guess the good news is that uBlock Origin is open source, so if the main addon stops being supported, it's possible for someone else to implement a new addon where they left off (indeed, uBlock Origin is this to the original uBlock).
and the ones, where you click on a link, it openes in a new tab and the original tab gets replaced with an ad.. so you close an ad, and lose all your "back" history.

Also, real-life ads need regulation too... like some limits of X square meters of ads per 1 km^2 of area... preferably X going slowly towards zero.
I have been looking for a decent tabletop simulator, will give this a try.
Counter argument: my neighborhood was developed in the 1970s with underground utilities (and electric only, no natural gas, which is a bit odd in my part of the USA). They installed gas lines in the 90s (ripping up all of the streets) and fiber in the 10s, running alongside the street and using directional drilling to pass crossroads.
Your loss

https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.11760
Pay is ALWAYS an issue.

As long as there are any people out there who meet your other requirements (seeking work or not), if you pay enough you can poach them from where they are.
Understanding of FPGAs, I2C devices, SPI devices, MCUs, etc. The list is endless.
everything relies on consensus anyway
Kalman filters are great when there is limited compute available, but I’m a bigger fan of the newer and more advanced models such as “particle filters”.

The advantage of particle filters is that they can handle complex scenarios with nonlinear physics and non-Gaussian distributions.

For example, a vehicle GPS unit could use street maps to eliminate impossible locations based on the recent history of turns. Gaussian filters can’t do that and just result in blurry blobs that cover several blocks.
Ageing Europe tries to boost birth rates
I come back to the same page in 2 hours.

2h ago is now wrong unless it refreshes

15:35 is still correct.
Real-Time Research: Top Reference Systems (Design Systems and UI Libs) 2023
I'm working on updating the list of references for http://uiguideline.com v2

Since there're many Design Systems and UI Libraries, it'll be an ongoing task.

Here is the link to my work in real-time and in progress.
Poor is a fuzzy word that could mean many different things. I think what you are describing could be understood as "poverty" while what OP described could be understood as poor.

I think OP's point is that wealth isn't requisite for a fulfilling life. If you have a good home life, a community, and enough money for the essentials, you can live a "rich" life.
Macos allowing leading spaces in file/folder names made for some fun shenanigans on a school laptop with not great grep usage for blocking apps.
You can still play with a VAC ban, you just can't play on VAC enabled servers. If I remember correctly, in CS:GO there used to be VAC disabled community servers you could play on, though they'd unsurprisingly have an increase in cheaters.
At this point, I consider blocking ads to be a moral obligation. By giving in, you enable Youtube to abuse users further
Side effect or not, Stuff like this works

https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.11760
Waymo-Zeekr robotaxi poised for US testing by end of 2023
This is what i did when i got the "we are going to start blocking playback ...." Message and it worked great. Moral of the story is track content creators you like with rss and you dont need to be logged in.
Oh, that actually changes things, assuming whoever steers things these days isn't more or less the same.

No denying the guy isn't a no-joke developer, so, his code and work would be valuable, but only if the bigger picture didn't depend on his judgement.

It's not that I have a specic scenario of a particular bad thing he might do, like make a backdoor for the government or secretly collect & sell data, or even something like somehow ban you from using as an individual he didn't like because you criticized him or something. It's that once someone is shown to be that irrational, then all bets are off. You don't have to have a specific proposal of what they might do, because they might do anything.

Anyone might do anything, and the only way you can function is you just have to trust other people, and the only thing you have to go on is very little in most cases. So you have to give strangers the benefit of the doubt until there is some reason to doubt. And this guy acting this way is more than enough to avoid. It's not like there haven't been countless examples of people who seemed good at first going off the rails and taking a bunch of users down with them. It is entirely valid to see this guy and go "Nope. Avoid.", and that would not be a case of just ignorant discrimination against non-conformity, it would be using your nose for what it's for.

But if we don't actually have to trust him as much as before, that changes things.
Including Albania and Iceland?
You could spend your full terabyte in just over an hour (4000 seconds). Your highest sustainable monthly average bandwidth would be just over 3 mbps.

Source: happy ex-Comcast customer
Yes when public transit is underfunded so much that only the homeless want to take it, you’re likely to be surrounded by lots of homeless on public transit.

It’s a vicious cycle and the only ones who profit are the car companies.
Hey, AVX-512 again!

"Show HN: SimSIMD vs SciPy: How AVX-512 and SVE make SIMD nicer and ML 10x faster" (2023-10)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37805810
Comcast is good at squeezing money from my wallet
Reminder to everyone to back up your Google account, and perhaps have separate accounts for email and regular usage (better yet transition away from gmail).
Ultra-efficient machine learning transistor cuts AI energy use by 99%
> ISPs are usually pretty good about offering what they promise in terms of speeds

One huge caveat to this is that many ISPs do not mention upload speed.
Pi-Hole (or any other DNS filters) don't block this one.
Corollary: anybody knows if such a mini board with plenty of GPIOs and usb-c (device/host/board power) and a risc-v MCU, but 64bits, does exists? (This would be for a 100% 64bits risc-v assembly keyboard firmware).
If up think that’ll work feel free to implement that :)
Been in the Bay Area since I was 2, 58 years...

I never remember having heat waves in October or February. We also never needed AC, although maybe I'm just growing soft in my old age.

"Indian Summer" meant things might get a bit warm in September, then cool down. Weather stayed cool until the spring.

This summer has been oddly cool (at least in Berkeley), but got up to 92 2 weeks ago, which is not normal.
I came the other way with it - originally used Google Music and had to switch to Youtube when they sunset GM. I already paid for GM so it was easy to pay for YT music since they had (nearly) every song I'd ever uploaded already available and migrated it for me, then getting ad-free Youtube videos was a nice pleasant surprise.
Enable remote fonts loading in uBlock for YouTube and your problem will be solved, I suspect...
That one makes perfect sense to me, as if it said like "1 second ago", this would almost always be a wrong statement due to differing clocks, and the time taken to render and send you the page.

If the time is static on the page rather than dynamically updating in JS, for such small intervals it'll already be out of date by the time you scroll down to read it. But dynamically updating timestamps is irritating because it causes the content to "animate", and that movement catches the eye for no good reason, since nothing is really changing with the content (Reddit does this).

Due to clock skews you can even have the event come from slightly in the future, and marking that accurately like "2 seconds from now" would be even more confusing.

"just now" solves all these issues
Yes. As God intended when He created the heavens and the earth on January 1, 1970.
Do you want to become an informatician or do you want to write software in informatics?

I’ve worked in Biomedical Informatics for the past 12 years, but as a software engineer. My original experience was not even close to this field.

You can certainly pursue a degree—yes, likely PhD. Or you can use your SWE background to enter the field. There is a learning curve to understand the domain, but that’s what we do as software types.
Yeah man, that’s poverty.
The thing about poor/poverty is that it completely shapes your frame of reference. Sometimes you don’t even know how impoverished you really are, just like how privileged people often don’t understand how privileged they are.
But I think, if you’re so embarrassed by your living conditions you don’t mention it, I’d say you’re poor, and you know you’re poor too, by virtue of the fact that you feel embarrassed - not that I think people should be embarrassed about being poor, it’s not a signal of some moral failing as a human being (in my opinion).
is it? I've had fi for years and never noticed. I also don't watch much yt so it's not something I'm apt to notice I suppose.
I was planning to code this with yt-dlp, to just download the videos and never open the webside again....

I just have to figure out how to implement sponsor-block, to remove the "this video is sponsored by shadow raid vpn" messages... probably can be done with ffmpeg :)
Brand recognition for Firefox: Small but present.

Brand recognition for Mozilla: Almost nonexistent outside of FOSS communities.

Brand recognition for Mozilla after this rebrand: 1% larger than previously.
I interview ML engineers for our team. Juniors are relatively easy to hire. If you know some fundamentals and can do leetcode you’re in.

For seniors the bar is much higher because they will be expected to provide leadership and strategic guidance.
to be fair Dennis and Carl could put out some amazing work, like the Carl produced all i wanna do or dennis penned Forever. But I don't think it negates your point just wanted to add to it.
There is money for this, but no money for firefox.
If you stick with the text of the GP, none of what you say is there. Have a good day!
What caught my eye is that this thing is pretty darn committed to remaining in rotation. Imagine needing to stop it to repair an axle bearing, with the trees, soil and water floating.
I was curious about this and it is true only if you have an unlimited plus plan.

https://support.google.com/fi/answer/12999259?hl=en
I do pay for it. I could very well dismiss your argument as, “don’t watch YouTube and stop complaining if you won’t pay.”

I’m not sorry you felt hurt that your ignorance was called out.
"Implementing a GPU's programming model on a CPU" (2023-10)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37874423
https://archive.ph/jaqD2
>> you cannot hold a blade in your hands steadily, at sub-mm precision, for more than one stroke

That's what the guiding rails are for... So far whetstones with guiding rails are the best sharpening method I found. As you can see from my other comment in this sub-thread, I find Spyderco lacking.
Ok, fair enough, "top" has been redefined in our field. PhD research scientists with decades of software dev experience are going cheap. It might not be the exact candidate you want, but they're not really mediocre. If it was any other field, decades of experience and a PhD would be considered a "top" player.
This sounds like Valve's "piracy is a service problem" ethos, butvfor ads, where YouTube is crossing the threshold of making the ads so inconvenient their efforts will be counterproductive (but not quantifiably counterproductive to bean counters... Yet.)
same here. the hockey-stick or v-shaped weight rebound if I even deviate a tiny bit. amazing how fast weight comes back on.
I wasn't sure myself either, so I looked it up.

- Piped [1] uses NewPipeExtractor [2] (which is also used by NewPipe) to parse YouTube responses. I assume this is somewhat similar to what yt-dlp [3] does ?

- Invidious states in their FAQ [4]: "By default, the video stream is fetched directly from Google's servers (googlevideo.com)".

[1]: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped

[2]: https://github.com/TeamNewPipe/NewPipeExtractor

[3]: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp

[4]: https://docs.invidious.io/faq/#q-what-data-is-shared-with-yo...
You can with AT&T fiber
You’re both saying the exact same thing. LA residents do not care about public transit service because they do not use it. People making under 25k a year do not have the power to compel the city to change anything.
We'll end up with a Firefox add on to bypass this.
And failing that, a piratebay of YouTube videos
Sure wealth isn’t a requisite for a fulfilling life, but it’s pretty clear that OP wasn’t actually poor.
If you have a good home life, a community and enough money for the essentials (and everything you want - according to OP) you’re not poor.
Compositio Mathematica
Was he sedentary, or did he run 10 miles a day? I see no reason to believe his metabolism was unusual without more information about his physical activities.
Is it Aug 11 2002 or Nov 8 2003 or Nov 2 2008?
Has this "force users of something they like to associate more closely with something they don't like" strategy ever worked?
This is news to me and I don't think this is true... or it's maybe hidden away somewhere. I am a Fi subscriber using a Google Pixel phone but YouTube premium is still $13.99/month.
I remember there was a toggle in the player settings to disable Ambient Mode, have they removed that option ?
Are you getting upset that an article used a female pronoun to describe a female that identifies as a woman?
Re: JSON
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/datatype-json.html

Re: RDBMS was not designed to store JSON
https://youtube.com/watch?v=rpw_x8TtqTo
If your HR department is not delivering you viable candidates, firing the entire HR department and repurposing their budget to hire a few engineers almost at random is, on average, going to deliver better value.
And, since the hires are funded by the ex-HR budget, they're basically free/zero risk.
Damn right. I don't get why but both Github and GCP don't show precise date. Why???? Who TF made the decision?
Modern JS development just blows my mind.

There was a person here complaining that hosting his anime fan site was costing too much.

He just couldn’t understand the concept of not sending the entire dataset to the web page on every page view.
I will never understand why people continue to spam PiHole as a solution to blocking the ads of services that stream their ads from the same domain (as YouTube does).

Presumably people that _actually run_ PiHole instances (like myself) will know this, which makes me wonder what demographic is making this appear as a valid suggestion.
> The topic merges with concerns about labour market shortages, the sustainability of the welfare state,

I do not care that your various ponzi schemes are now falling apart.
do you have to keep using the VPN after doing this?

Can i just use proton vpn to make the purchase at that price point?

Or do I need to create a separate google account, and then keep accessing YT while using a VPN with Ukraine location?
Premium actually gives more money to creators you watch on YouTube than ads do. It's win-win IMO. Save yourself time, give them more money. Also comes with YouTube Music which is quite good (arguably worse than Google Play Music was but eh)
I used the official nitter.net instance successfully just yesterday, at least with the limited functionality I cared about.

It’s likely to come and go as they fight an arms race.
I look forward to my browser-based TiVo, buffering videos to ship over ads just like in the 00s... TV started as advertising channels, it's not surprising YouTube converges towards the cesspool of cable TV.
This is where the extended Kalman filter comes in (basically just a KF with linearization). I imagine you could also do a KF to include manifold constraints (e.g., rotations) more explicitly but I have never had the need.

If you model your rotation as a quaternion, there is a way to linearize the update process of the quaternion and use a KF. This can work very well and is what most quadrotors I’ve worked with do. However, care is needed to ensure the result gives a valid updated rotation and that you implement the disgustingly messy equations correctly.
The recent corporate messups have left me very wary of announcements like this.

It seems banal enough, I'm too suspicious for my own good.
Brave is what I'm using, but I must have gotten put into the A/B group since I now see the blocker.

Changing the shield setting to "aggressive" hasn't beaten the block.

But I've heard from others that they use Brave with "standard" settings and still don't see the block. That makes me think they aren't in the A/B group and NOT that Brave has found a way to adequately block it.
It is even worse than that. The conversion rate of activity to net calorie loss is not 1 to 1 . It can be zero or even negative, at least based on my own experience and other people. You see people on Reddit subs do 10k steps and tons of walking, hardly lose any weight. It's all about not overeating.
Linux on the Web: Getting a handle on the files in the browser
Independent of the subject matter, the writing is superb. It doesn’t need fancy words because it speaks clearly.
I have a Firefox account to sync my browser settings. Renaming it to Mozilla account feels like trying to convince me to use other stuff that Mozilla has.

Regardless of Mozilla being an "opensource friendly" company, this is perverted.
This isn't related to SWEET16 directly, but a workflow I enjoy for 6502 assembly is to use the zero page as a data stack. With a small set of macros and functions you can easily pass a very large number of values to a function this way. This also makes 16 bit (or 24, 32, etc) math a lot easier as well.

You can use the actual stack for this, but it gets weird with JSR, especially when dealing with nested function calls. Of course, on systems that use the Zero Page for other uses (Like the Apple II) this isn't really an option. You can use a different location in memory, but it isn't as efficient.
Was never fond of layers above SQL either. One would have to pry SQL from my cold dead fingers
New video is here! https://youtu.be/GQSrtDF5nbw?si=4kDGWu39dCCwy8zw
> When did you have such a web?

When I was using The Proxomitron to rewrite incoming HTML on the fly. :p
Another option is to require Chrome for playback outside of authenticated apps, and lock Chrome down.

TBH baking it into the video stream is probably the easiest path. The whole video doesn't have to be re-encoded if the ad is spliced in. This is a "soft lockdown" since the ad can theoretically be manually skipped by the user, but its probably good enough.
Swagger + OpenAPI v3/v3.1 parser, sorry I needed more coffee was up way too late this week with launch

Will update the README to make this more clear
I'm sure this won't be enjoyable to many people, and only works well for certain meals, but my secret weapon is gelatin powder. Mix with water until paste forms in your bowl then put steaming hot food on top and it will turn into a kind of 'creamy' sauce-like consistency. Nice mouth feel without too much flavor.

Oh, and learning to cook meat/protein so it is tender, browned, flavorful, and seasoned properly. It also seems like acid is way under-utilized in a lot of lazy / American style cooking. Helps a lot with palatability and digestion to use lime juice, rice vinegar, and other acidic ingredients during the cooking process.

Eat more veggies, too. They are full of digestive enzymes, but most veggies don't add too many calories.
The thing about cottage cheeses and the like is our evolution is REALLY good at detecting when dairy is bad (as also alluded to in the article). So while bad cottage cheese is probably dangerous, your inbuilt system is immediately going to detect it as rancid and be repulsed to eating it.
Fine if I set Russian as my langague. I presume Youtube does localization.
Trump was repeatedly asked to turn over documents and he didn’t.

And “Hunter Biden” I was never an elected government officials.

You keep focusing on one or two national things and not the 91 indictments including the ones on the state level.

And Obama never had to call public officials to try to “find votes” or to try to convince his VP to not certify the election - he actually won twice.

Again are you accusing Biden who wasn’t an elected official while Trump was in office of having anything to do with the investigations? Are you accusing him of coordinating state prosecutions that even the Republican governor of GA is saying is legitimate?

As far as Obama

https://www.politifact.com/article/2019/nov/14/obamas-hot-mi...

I’m sure you’re now going to site evidence that the “election was stolen”
hey! We released a fix for Safari, it should be all fixed now. Let me know if this resolved it for you