skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well if Google didn't bake planned obsolescence into every pixel phone and chromebook and coerce people to get new ones every two years that would actually do something laudable, but Google Wallet would cry so it's a no-go.
Ask HN: Why Google is a poster startup, and not Amazon?
Hello! Many YC school videos casually mention Google as a great example of a successful startup, and how investors are looking for "the next Google". But I've never seen Amazon mentioned in the same context. Why? Both companies are about the same age, about the same size now, etc...
What book would you recommend as a good introduction to his works?
But if you're in the MANGAsphere, and they're all doing layoffs, the fear is a big motivator because it's not trivial for you to just pick up another job that pays as well.
I'd wait for tomorrow's announcement (SG2038) before making any decisions.

We already know SG2038 uses SiFive P670+X280.

That's the ratified Vector 1.0 spec, unlike SG2042.
"Whoever, having devised or intending to devise any scheme or artifice to defraud, or for obtaining money or property by means of false or fraudulent pretenses, representations, or promises, transmits or causes to be transmitted by means of wire, radio, or television communication in interstate or foreign commerce, any writings, signs, signals, pictures, or sounds for the purpose of executing such scheme or artifice, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 20 years, or both. If the violation occurs in relation to, or involving any benefit authorized, transported, transmitted, transferred, disbursed, or paid in connection with, a presidentially declared major disaster or emergency (as those terms are defined in section 102 of the Robert T. Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act ( 42 U.S.C. 5122 )), or affects a financial institution, such person shall be fined not more than $1,000,000 or imprisoned not more than 30 years, or both."

So if you are doing things purely for anonymity it's OK, but if you are registering many email addresses to overcome email service's per account free storage limit, or if you order sex toy delivery for new identity to get a first buyer's discount multiple times, then as I understand that could be a wire fraud.
>The racism was presented to us by the media with no explanation

There were hours and hours and hours of explanation. You just decided that you didn't like the explanation and decided to ignore the facts. Assuming you're asking in good faith which is extremely doubtful. You're being downvoted because the murder happened 3 years ago, Chauvin was convicted by a jury of his peers, and its not worth anyone's time to explain it personally to someone who is "just asking questions". You take the time and do your own research.
Thank you. Actually, we need to access real-time ECG data through the smartwatch. This product should be a low-lost so that every patient can access. We are thinking of some Chinese smart watches. These days, their market is getting really bigger. But what we are wondering is an SDK. If the vendor provides an SDK it will be really easy to collect raw data.
So bots just need to earn more than a dollar per year in revenue to break even? That’s every scam bot in existence!
I don't think it would since it blocks ads and thats against the ToS of platforms. I am guessing we are moving to ads embedded in the stream themselves and if the app gets popular enough it will become the norm. Twitch already does that and you have to use shady proxies on apps like Xtra to get around it.
It's a dumb strategy because the talent that can get a job anywhere will be the first to jump ship, and they're the ones you want to retain.

Meanwhile the talent that can't get a job elsewhere easily will be hanging on for a payout.

You basically alienate your teams, throw timelines off anyway and frankly it's a dick move.

I think if this is the case, it's because it's mismanaged to the point that no one knows who should go, so you put the feelers out as opposed to restructure solidly going forward.
> Which is to say, assuming you are not actively looking for the exit door, why even bother to do your job

There’s one reason - from experience, it’s a lot easier to find a job if you are currently employed. So if you think you will likely be a target in round 2 or 3, the rational thing to do is to try to stay employed as long as possible and switch jobs quickly. Also, the severance tends to get worse with each round. I saw one job where round one got 3 months severance plus a week per year, with insurance, round 2 got a month, and round 3 got 2 weeks. I found new employment between rounds 2 and 3.

It seems like there are quite a few people here who have never experienced a tight labor market.
It definitely works. I was in one just yesterday for over a half hour and it’s a pretty smooth thing, and in some ways better than a human driver (e.g., always yields to pedestrians entering a crosswalk, never exceeds speed limit,etc.)

But both Waymo and Cruise lose money on every ride. All the sensors and on-board compute are expensive, and also the R&D, and the 3D maps. Both services rely on detailed 3D maps of the areas they service, and are geofenced to that.

So right now, it does not scale yet until they can bring down the costs, and/or reduce reliance on those maps, which take a long time to make.

Videos of my rides:
https://youtu.be/q-l23cMs1Fs?si=R1hjPQokqAMCff_T
https://youtu.be/FZTWxDe1i6g?si=mGbcixGTKCQchnVv
A gymnasium for machine learning assisted computer architecture design
My favorite MacGuffin of all time was the one in _The_Amazing_World_of_Gumball_ (S5E27, "The Menu")
i use youtube, it has more music than soundcloud, beatport, spotify, etc.. I could explore it 24/7 and never hear it all, and i have a discogs window open to to research
TIL thanks! Upvoted you and the other reply. Appreciate the breakdowns!
Fraud is the wrongful or criminal deception intended to result in financial or personal gain.

While counterfeit stuff are sold by sellers in the marketplace that Amazon provides, that is not equivalent to Amazon being the one selling the stuff.
Trees literally won’t and can’t solve the problem. They’re a temporary buffer at best. That’s the problem.
None.

That's the issue.
But you can't route MACs... you can't associate domain names to MACs...

Maybe for a LAN that's fine, but for connecting devices between broadcast domains, it just doesn't cut it.
For one thing Amazon hires a lot of people to work in the warehouse, something Google doesn't do much of.
On a related note, I would really like to buy a used card catalog cabinet, but they’ve seemed excessively expensive when I’ve seen them.
I first learned about Spermidine on David Sinclair's Lifespan podcast last year [1]; it's one of the supplements he takes daily [2].

[1]: https://www.lifespanpodcast.com/nmn-nr-resveratrol-metformin...

[2]: https://fastlifehacks.com/david-sinclair-supplements/
Oh man, delusions abound.

Trees grow - then plateau/stop growing. They don’t (and can’t!) meaningfully keep sequestering carbon.

And even if you covered the remaining non-tree covered portion of the earth (somehow) with trees, it still won’t solve the problem.
I have never understood why psytrance subgenres are so focused on BPM range. There is so much more to music than the tempo, it has always felt overly reductive to me. I had a friend who was a psytrance producer and even hearing him talk at length about it, I was never convinced that BPM was a critical differentiator. Also respectfully I think categorizing a subgenre as falling within 4 BPM is outrageously too narrow. Many casual listeners cannot even detect such a small change in tempo.
I would try this app but use Linux desktop exclusively
I think it doesn't appear at all if you have enhanced tracking protection turned on.

And the normal game shows up in the iframe if you have looked at the real game before, and have data in your localStorage. I assume to not arouse suspicion from people ripping off the game.

I disabled tracking protection, and deleted localstorage on the real site. Then it showed up.
Unless it’s a cyberpunk 2077 brain dance in the editor
Congrats! Love seeing this project take off in this way, it’s so exciting.
Yes, disastrous, totally unlike free market capitalism.
Not necessarily. Remembering all of the multiple representations of the beta function, for example, is probably aided through the use of flash cards. You can still use such representations without necessarily having to go through and derive them from scratch, whilst still understanding what the beta function is. Ditto for the many trig identities.

Similarly, there are often underlying assumptions that can be tricky to remember in the moment, e.g. certain log laws only holding for the absolute value of the argument. There's a combination of both understanding a tool to begin with, and remembering various equivalences, representations, and underlying assumptions that makes math difficult.

Part of memorizing proofs is also just increasing your exposure to certain ideas, because maths is one of those subjects where there's no real substitute for time spent thinking about something (i.e. mathematical maturity).
Ryan Hoover: Second-Time Founder Anxiety
On the other hand, LTE and 5G can use unlicensed spectrum (e.g. the 5 GHz spectrum also used by Wi-Fi/802.11), and newer iPhones support at least one such band [1].

[1] https://www.apple.com/iphone/cellular/ (LTE band 46 in the US models)
And their point is that petroleum use is still increasing during this time, so that supposition is not likely well supported.

I’d also argue that inflation may be showing that much of that economic increase is ‘fake’ - aka based off money printing more than actual productivity improvements.
Musk to charge new X users $1 a year for basic account
Thank you. I've been wondering why that feature exists for years now.
The website says he's still a member of the board. But I have not noticed his general disapproval, so thank you!
I often wonder about this. Large scale wars I believe only occurred with the development of agrarian based societies. Nomadic societies would usually not risk all in a do or be enslaved war. Nomadic tribes frequently raided each other but could retreat and make do if necessary.

Farms had to be defended. It would take years to restore a destroyed farm and what would you eat if the enemy stole your harvest and all your animals.

My guess is such a winner take all scenario, they were not merciful to the women and children either. They killed those who resisted and enslaved the rest.
my girl likes "neuro-spicy".
“This person is generally unreliable, weak, hard to live with, and inclined to excessive lying.” and “A hail fellow, well-met character who enjoys high living. Sort of the Texas millionaire type.”

But at least these guys would be more likely to survive in an environment where snipers are active. That was a common way of holding cigarettes by people who had been soldiers, hiding the glow of the cigarette inside your palm.
to connect your banks to <insert xyz tax tool> you will also need to login to each account.

how many accounts do you possess? seems like a non issue.
Project Argus: Datacenter-Ready Secure Control Module Design Specification
Do you mean it's unsuitable because of the frequency?

Bluetooth LE has a "long range" mode that seemed to have been available on some iOS/iPhone versions (by accident?) for a while [1], and the range on that seems to be vastly better (i.e. on the order of hundreds of meters) than most 802.15.4 implementations I'm familiar with, and they both use the same frequency band.

[1] https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/665542
That's a bit thick. The whole plot ends up being about the search for the true mother. The main contrivances of the story go to great lengths to spell this out: not even a technology as advanced as the primer can substitute functionally for human connection. If it is not already clear by the last handful of pages, it gets hammered in with by acts of courage which show what is worth risking one's life for.
Why are most other things done incrementally?
>2. Why on Earth does your friend think having multiple rounds of layoffs will convince poor performers to resign?

for the sake of playing devil's advocate, i'd like to remind that poor performers may not see that same image when they look in the mirror.

it's likely that they too will experience the same dread and despair as anyone else might when they are confronted by the very real future prospect of unemployment.
I imagine that most people will have the capacity in their home machines to render stuff like this in video games in 10ish years.
You don't have to believe anything, but if you don't see the racism that pervades our society you're utterly blind.
Yup, I’m not going to burn 54 minutes of my life listening to something that should take 30 seconds to convey.
Do you happen to know what book/story?
> Let's say you donate money to African children or survivors of an earthquake, or partiipate in a project that will not have any results in your lifetime (like Voyager maybe?). Or you go to a climate demonstration while being old, without any chance to see any consequence of it.

For a lot of these types of things I could argue that my children might still benefit even if I wouldn't (e.g. the climate change thing). For others, I'd argue that I maybe I have an innate desire to want to see the human race continue. Call it a biological instinct, maybe.

> But imagine there was someone who created the Universe and tuned it for humanity to appear and develop

This is a huge leap so I'm not really that interested in considering it unless there is evidence.

> Or maybe, there was nobody, but the Universe still appeared in such a way that more and more complicated structures are created infinitely. What is a purpose of a living cell? It is to collect, process, and transfer further information about the environment (to survive). Same for human DNA, and maybe for humans, too.

Yes, maybe. But this seems to be veering off-topic from my original question about what does it mean to ascribe meaning to the universe. Are you equating the purpose of life (human or otherwise) with the meaning of the universe? Sorry if I'm not understanding but this still seems very hand-wavy to me and I'd like to understand exactly what it is you're talking about before trying to argue for or against it.
Subgenres in dance music are _extremely_ fluid and change from year to year and even month to month. Some of them are basically just adjective + genre.

The reason dance music has so many sub-genres has to do with how djs mix records. They want to mix songs _smoothly_ and to do that they need songs that sound substantially similar to other songs they want to play. So they find a song or two they like, then they go looking for songs with similar tempos, energy levels, instruments, etc, so they can mix them together. If enough people settle into a particular musical territory, that becomes a "sub-genre", at least for now.

Even something sort of broad like "techno" evolves a lot over time.
Geological evidence goes back a few billion years.

The theory of evolution is pretty well documented and similarly human remains only go back so far.

Science doesn't say it did. Science said it could.

Science assumes it did because it is the most "likely" answer. In the absence of contrarian evidence you assume the only possible answer.

Religion is not in and of itself contrarian evidence.

Also I will note that an alternative is an asteroid dropped the building blocks onto Earth, it isn't the primary because our understanding of the maths involved says organic molecules surviving in outer space for billions of years (the average time expected to go from interesting place to earth via asteroid) is less likely than it randomly occuring in the early very active earth.
This doesn't make sense to me. It's "bleed the bone off the fat", on top of the morale issues you mentioned, and if they have no interest in the goal and they're just losing money why keep on funding it at all? Just sell it.
It doesn't make much sense that people can't be upset about one thing that they immediately encounter because they have to first be upset by another thing that operates in the background just because you'd prefer it that way. While I despise the ubiquity of security recording in all facets of modern life it is a far more present danger that the person in front of you with the camera will post a maybe-decontextualized version of your encounter on social media than the faceless organization that is rolling tape all day. If you understand the underlying problem is being recorded at all times in public I am not sure what you are confused about in people being upset that more people are doing it more blatantly.
IRS will pilot free, direct tax filing in 2024
Shulman is one of my favourites - i wish they still made music. Incredible incredible music - not just for psytrance, just in general. Also recommend Bluetech.
“But some rote memorization can be good as a foundation for abstraction. I’ve seen some studies suggest people who can do arithmetic and basic algebra more quickly can do higher level proofs more effectively. They are less “bogged down” with low level mechanics when doing higher level thinking. Musicians who want to creatively and improvisationally “jam out” might still drill scales to build that low level technique to unlock the high level creativity on top of it.”

I personally find this to be true. I became significantly better at higher math and physics after I memorized and drilled on lower level concepts and algebraic/trigonometric manipulations.
Bitwarden is planning to release their implementation in October: https://bitwarden.com/blog/bitwarden-passkey-management/
What an Inverter Is and Its Importance in Solar Energy Systems
He was convicted of murder, I don't question that. He was not convicted of racism.

If it's so obvious and self evident and I've merely ignored the facts, surely you could explain it to me succinctly. You can't, of course, because you don't know why you believe it, and there is reason to believe it.
Minimum range you can actually own is /24 so at current prices you’re looking at $10-20k minimum. Not sure about hetzner but aws can use byo address space
There are many reasons why police serve the role they do in society. Neglecting other reasons other than blatant racketeering—the role they play in preserving the institution of private property, the role they play in filling prisons, the role they play in preserving the illusion of justice—serves nobody.
Not to me, it wouldn’t be.
Replying to my own comment.

I don't know why I find it interesting but Psyche asteroid is 31 minutes and 33 light seconds from Earth. Assuming my math is correct, at 400 Mbps, there would be roughly 94 GB of data "in flight" through space between the satellite and the Earth.
Also disco house! But the derision is part of the charm imo
Yes, you can enable/disable streaming per show.

It can background download either over cellular or WiFi. You can disable Cellular downloads if it's too slow or expensive, and override it per-show (such as if you're traveling and really need the show).

You can skip silent spots and speed up the playback, and there are equalizer effects.

You can rewind files as long as 2-3 hours (I've seen shows as long as 12 hours, although I've never played them from front to back). You can set the fast-forward and rewind durations per click on a per-show basis, and allow the first click duration to be larger than the later ones.

You can control whether the show gets deleted after it's played, such as never if you want to always keep it on device because it's too big to download.

You can set a timer if you want playback to end after a certain time. It will remember the position last played in a podcast.

You can arrange podcasts by your own defined categories.

There are default global settings, and per-podcast overrides.

You can search for podcasts by keyword, or enter RSS feed URL manually. They don't have to be iTunes podcasts.

You can export podcast episodes by email/text attachments, or send raw files to other apps.

It uses SQLite under the hood, and I've used it with thousands of subscribed podcasts.
That's certainly interesting, both required and forbidden is a case I hadn't expected. I suppose it'd be more practical then to look at historical records and see if the practice was non-existent, or just rare (presumably it wouldn't ever have been common).
digging on discogs is great for electronic music imo. check out Telekom Beats TV on youtube - amazing german music channel. Their blind test is amazing. You'll get loads of recommendations. on discogs though if you enter a year range + combo of genres - then just listen to the results - you'll get some great recs imo!
Wait, THE Tim Palmieri of The Breakfast / Lotus / plays with Adrian Tramontano sometimes?! Is this a permanent thing?
I'm curious what are a few examples? I've missed the last decade of new games largely.
So whenever anyone suggests a racial motive in a specific case, where this is no supporting evidence in that case, your stance is to just go along with it, because racism pervades our society?
Organoid intelligence: new frontier in biocomputing and intelligence-in-a-dish
Because it's how DJs connect tracks together. That's the target audience for purchasing psytrance, and most electronic dance music, tracks.
I worked at a multi-storey department store that used to use a system like this to send cash to the cash office.

Someone working there figured out that the tube system passed above the false roof in the men’s staff bathroom and intercepted some of these capsules while they were in transit.
I was mainly talking about your own dc but yes if you need to traverse public infra it’s a complete non-starter. But also it’s not like middle boxes offer you any sort of sdn api - you still need to overlay
Be aware you are stressing your own system out simple anticipate ww3. It’s vapor war at this point.
"Many casual listeners cannot even detect such a small change in tempo."

Maybe not consciously, but their heart can probably (literaly) feel it and react differently, which is what this is mostly about. And in general I totally agree, that there is way more to music than tempo and I am only partially into anything techno as I like more instruments and variations, but with electronic dance music the rhythm simply matters the most for dancing.
Casual listeners can't detect it, but it strongly affects the possibility space for production purposes. For instance, if you're writing happy hardcore music at 170+ BPM with a kick drum on every beat, you will get surprisingly little time between those kicks to work with the bass and other instruments. While this is a somewhat extreme example, even something like the difference between 128 BPM and 138 BPM can change what you're making. A commercial house track produced at 128 BPM may sound like 90s Eurodance when played at 138. Similarly, a deep house track produced at 122 might feel like radio EDM when played at 128.

While you could certainly make psytrance at 150 BPM, it's going to pack a different punch. You'll make different decisions about what works and what doesn't, and then it's going to end up sounding even more different from the rest of the 138 PBM psytrance -- oops, you've shifted genres. Slow it down to 110 and then people aren't dancing to the track quite the same way anymore. Try dancing to the same song at 100 BPM and then at 120 BPM... you'll notice the difference immediately. Tempo isn't everything, but it's much more than just a number.
The license is in the model card at the top - it's the same as the Llama 2 license.
Downvotes by those that were in on the hysteria and don’t like to have to face that about themselves.
Did you have softupdates turned on?
In the teachers subreddit, they call it working the contract.
About Ruby: A tale of searching for the main