skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You are talking about cell count as cell is a requirement to life. Can't there be a big blob in some planet that is doing something lifelike like say waterball making copies of itself. Also is advanced humanoid who doesn't know that it is a humanoid alive?
Maybe, sure?

I have a growers pesticide applicators license and a big jug of glyphosate in the barn. But I don't use it for that kind of thing because it drifts and damages the perennial plants I care about, and I just feel ... ehh.... about it. And if I grow stuff for market, it's good for pricing and marketing to be able to say it wasn't sprayed.

I have a rototiller for the tractor and I use it sparingly to break ground and then amend with manure and other organic matter, then cover in straw or wood chip. I get a lot of weeds (mostly crab grass and goosefoot), but that's just kind of how it is.

I have another herbicide which targets only grasses, and I use that here and there to try to control crab grass, but not for food plots.
>That’s why streaming service’s completely beat out piracy

Are you sure about that?

Streaming is incredibly fragmented + the geolocation based limitations (certain shows are available in X country but not in Y, subtitles and dubbing varies a lot to) are increasingly prominent. Piracy will always triumph because of the ease of access and getting what you want in the format you want.
if you want to find a morphological difference between living and non-living, first you need to define those terms, and therein lies the problem
I would if they didn't datamine me so hard. simple as.

Also i get to chose what runs on my machines, not them.

Wait, now that i think about it i wouldn't.
I would rather give that money directly to few creators i watch, instead of them getting 0.01% of that.
https://nitter.net/donkersgood/status/1714161357510095292?s=...
One could say that, sure. I'm yet to see an alternative that offers better outcomes... In fact, the alternatives I've seen/lived through have only offered significantly worse outcomes (both personally and for the organisations).
I wonder what could happen should they paywall it instead.

How many would they continue using it, 5%? ~20% max the most?
If we have enough of them we can just rotate them around. Stop using a particular antibiotic for a few decades and the resistance against it drops.
For a while it looked like they were going to take the northern half of the gaza strip. If that happened, that would be a big gain for them.
This is the opposite of my experience with salary transparency both as an employee and a manager. It tended to made unproductive employees leave when they realized that the company did not consider them as critical as they imagined themselves to be which saved a ton of effort because we rarely needed to resort to PIPs or firing. It also made it clearer to productive employees how much their work was valued.
> I also learned recently that the realtor lobby has fought hard to keep the mortgage interest tax deduction which helps home owning persons but hurts everyone else.

> Why am I able to use my single rental as a tax shelter?

The tax deduction is only available on your primary and secondary residences. (Where secondary here refers to a second home, not a third, etc.) You don't get to claim a primary or secondary residence mortgage interest deduction on your rental properties, because you aren't living there.

This arose out of a previous law that generally allowed for the deduction if interest on all loans because it was administratively unfeasible to differentiate between business and personal interest expense (or so said the wisdom at the time). Even today, business interest expenses are generally deductible. This is wholly separate from the mortgage interest deduction, which is for owner-occupied homes.
Basically it is almost 10Gbps (more like 8-9) to the remote phy node. And that would be split between however many cms are connected and their utilization. So 10Gbps is only possible to a single CM at a time. Newer nodes will have 20Gbps uplink, so potentially doubling speed.
If you've been paying attention to the industry you'd know driving customers to bit torrent is suicidal.
Our customers.
It's a grave mistake to take any single individual's assessment too seriously.
They do, AFAIK creators get much more money from Premium viewers than ad-supported viewers. And not just relatively, sometimes in absolute numbers as well.
How will tools like this persist after Google enforces WEI for people using youtube?
What does the Milky Way look like from the SMC?
The main advantage of handwriting is in the fact that it is slower, so it requires putting more thought into compressing whatever you are writing. (The article itself states it and I remember this explanation coming up in other studies.)

To me it means that you could get benefits of writing when you are typing by adjusting what you are actually doing. For instance, you could re-read and edit what you have typed after the fact. Or you could deliberately try to phrase the notes in your own words.
Rototilling to start over just surfaces a bunch of latent weed seeds

This is true but I get the impression that most urban lots are just using rolls of sod anyways.
> Germany - the most vocal proponents of wind/solar

According to whom. There is lots of pushback against renewables - in particular wind- in Germany. It takes something crazy like 7 years to approve a wind farm here. The current government is trying to improve the situation. But I would strongly question the premise of your comment e.g. Denmark seems a lot more successful.
I worked for several hedge funds with transparent comp that have been some of the most lucrative of my career. If we are just throwing around anecdotes.
I look forward to starving to death as I try to eat a luxury apartment complex
> But that won’t necessarily stop other attention-seekers from following Liv’s lead — they might even embolden each another.

I find myself getting increasingly weary of "what if" arguments.
How have you paid them with your lifetime (whatever that means)?

Especially since you've been actively avoiding advertisements.

Follow-up: If you like someone's YouTube content, how would you suggest they be compensated?
A significant part of the educational budget of the US comes from federal funds and federal funds are almost entirely income taxes (some other sources exist).
> if I were to implement a signaling mechanism in a WASM runtime, what would that look like?

Sythesizing the other comments:

The "natural" way to do it exactly resembles a microcontroller interrupt handler. At an instruction boundary, push the current execution state onto the stack; jump to an alternate execution point; provide a special instruction to return to the previous execution state. This also copies all the _problems_ of POSIX signals (may happen in the middle of any execution state, what to do if you're in the middle of a syscall, etc).

If you just want a bidirectional bytestream: build a bidirectional bytestream. The classic select() or poll() style interface.

If you need higher performance but don't want the hassle of interruption at any stack state: build co-operative multitasking into the runtime. Provide a means of very quickly checking a single bit (in practice, a word of atomic granularity) to see if something needs to be done, then write the software so it can check this at various points and co-operate. Similar to uses of CancellationToken in C#.
A city truly designed for pedestrians would let you cross the street safely anywhere you like, not just at designated crosswalks.
Yes! And we can home school kids, hunt and fish and fix our own broken bones like they show in the movies. Just need alcohol for the pain (grow your own moonshine?).
Conglomeration happens in all markets. A given American in a given geographical area (say lower Michigan) has exactly the same limits in options of grocery stores, for instance. Almost all Americans choose from three telcos. There is nothing unique in that.

Most markets trend towards a few winners that dominate.

Overall the legalization and commercialization has been a spectacular success, and ultimately it is markets and capitalism at its healthiest. Loads of firms tried to capitalize to find the market saturated, so there are a few winners and lots of losers. Everyone adjusts. That's exactly how it should be.
Which means I simply quit... I mean, I actually did already :)
>If we learned EXACTLY ONE THING from the Crypto Coin world it was this, if you put something valuable on your computer or your phone, PEOPLE WILL WORK DILIGENTLY TO STEAL IT. Often in creative ways like otherwise silent drive by clickless exploits in browsers delivered by Ad Networks.

So you don't use a password manager, and instead use the same password everywhere (or at most a few of them), along with the same email address (or perhaps a couple of them)? If so, you should be made aware of credential stuffing:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credential_stuffing

>What part of "Good security is security where you don't get to run code on the device providing the security, ever." did they miss?

You have misapprehended how Passkeys is implemented; the site you are accessing does not run code on your machine for Passkeys.

As an aside, the site requesting the Passkey is part of the signed response; in other words, malicious sites impersonating a site cannot cause your browser to generate a Passkey for the site they are impersonating.

If you are so worried about sites running code on your box, disable JavaScript entirely in your browser.
We live in an immature emotionally driven "civilization" of adult children that is a stalemate of ever present war: given the identification of any nation having any economic weakness, every other nation capable exploits that weakness in an effort to improve their own situation, while loudly executing playground games in society distraction. The United States is one of the dominant power brokers, most adept at that distraction game, and extremely corrupt, to the degree the corruption is argued to be the state of the nature of man.
Scientists propose sweeping new law of nature, expanding on evolution
Good piece but one thing I hope the LLM revolution brings is a more uniform understanding of what a mental model is, and ultimately how to make better- still clickbaity, ofc- headlines.

Nature is not missing an evolutionary law. It's like a nonsensical sentence.

Our mental model for evolution is missing something, a generative explanation for the rise of structured complexity.

And is it a law? Something humans make that apply to human endeavors? Or is it a theory? Something generative that humans articulate that explains data and makes testable predictions?

"Science and philsophers identify evolutionary theory enhancement" is still pretty clickbaity, but more accurate.
A continental-scale mix (wind, solar...) is an efficient way to reduce the impact of intermittency on electricity production, and therefore storage ( https://www.imperial.ac.uk/news/180592/european-cooperation-... ).

V2G ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle-to-grid ) and gas turbines burning green hydrogen (generated by water electrolysis using over-produced electricity) are ramping up.
I'll note I don't know anything about the guy. He doesn't seem to hold very pleasant views from what I've read, but that shouldn't be relevant.

https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-news/swiss-lgbtq-groups-...
After the scene is filmed/photographed then one can re-position and re-point a virtual camera and have it correctly render the scene. And do so with higher quality results than photogrammetry and NeRF techniques.
Netflix has it on their cheapest tier. Prime already has ads but for their own content only. I don't have Hulu. Either way, you can always just pirate stuff with Sonarr, Radarr, and a Usenet server account. Black Friday is coming then you can get huge discount on Usenet server account / block accounts, Torznab/Newznab server (you can use SpotWeb, too), VPN.
This aligns well with the Cyberparadism aesthetic: https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Cyberparadism

> Cyberparadism is a subset of Cyberprep and therefore of Post-Cyberpunk. The word is an amalgam of the prefix "cyber-", referring to cybernetics, and "paradism" as in paradise, meaning that a paradisal aspect has to be present within the cybernetic part of the aesthetic. The paradisal aspect can either manifest itself in literal terms as it would when representing a derivation of a Garden of Eden or the Elysian Fields, or alternatively in a more abstract way as a reflection of a utopia state of things.
>
> It differs itself from Cyberprep insofar that not only the positive benefits of technological progress are a central tenet, but that said technological progress has reached a level of sophistication where the principles of economics and conventional labour are fundamentally transformed in such that the subjects at hand can and are likely to pursue higher goals of scientific, technological, civilizatory and/or spiritual fulfillment.

There’s also a manifesto for Cyberparadism:
https://github.com/zarazinsfuss/cyberparadism-manifesto/blob...

> We believe that technology can be a powerful force for good, when used in a responsible and thoughtful way. By harnessing the power of technology, we can create a world of abundance and prosperity, where all individuals have the opportunity to thrive and reach their full potential.
So e-bikes are too expensive. I don't see why we should artificially make cars more expensive in response
Upthread proposer asked "is there any disadvantage[?]" I listed one (or two, if you count "this won't accomplish much because of the equity comp portion").

Philosophically, whether an individual's ought to be private is an interesting but distinct question. This proposal has the disadvantage that it makes disclosures about individual people who might not want that disclosure made and which are not being made today.
Chimping out about meaning of words in newspaper titles devalues morality.
In that case, the software developer dropped charges because the circumvention wasn't available in the US. That was lucky for Dmitry, because they might have still won civil damages even if he was not charged criminally. Would Google drop the case? I'm not convinced they have any reason to. I wouldn't take the risk. But, I'm not a lawyer. Regardless, this clearly is available in the US, and provides circumvention to US users via an Iceland (EU) server. This is not similar to Dmitry's case.
There has been studies that proved that handwriting helps memorizing better than using a computer. The studies took a group of students, randomly assigned them handwriting/computers then they had a test to pass. Handwriting students performed better.

The reason is that handwriting is slower, so it forces you to summarize and make decisions in your note taking. Selecting what's important. On the other hand typing is faster, so you can type everything the teacher says without understanding.
Well, I think you'll agree, that counts as multiple!
Lago (Open-Source Alternative to Stripe Billing) Is Hiring a Chief of Staff
> How will tools like this persist

They will not, that is the whole point of WEI.
OT: This was the first time I was offended by the subscribe for free trial to read an article. Up until now I've been fine with the coexistence of free, ad;supported, paid content. When encountering content that doesn't fit my choice I'd simply go back and read something else.

Today my reaction is different. I got this pay/signup wall and get the distint sense that google is a marketing engine rather than information search. I suppose paid information is still information. Not sure where I'm going with this line of thinking, just saying I may have crossed a tipping point and wondered if anyone else has noticed similar change in stance. I mean if everyone used this model the web becomes a search/catalog for info sale.
One positive aspect to all of this oversaturation of cannabis here in Canada is is my teens think cannabis is pretty stupid. Ridiculously named tacky stores on every street corner and retailers losing their shirts all over.

The rebellious "counterculture" veneer has worn off entirely.
Milkshake neuroscience: how the brain nudges us toward fatty foods
I pay $6.99 for the student plan which is not that bad.

Since I got AdGuardHome on my network ads started to be very very very aggressive on YouTube so I just gave up and paid for it since I use it extensively during the day.
They won't. That's the point.
China requires all new Wi-Fi kit to run IPv6
Templates for Chat Models
as things are, that'll take a while (as in years!), but I'll come back to it!
In California and elsewhere in the states Fentanyl dusting / contamination of illegal drugs including cannabis is a very real and scary danger. Cartels try to dust in a tiny tiny amount to make their product hit harder and form a stronger addiction. But if they get it wrong, it will literally kill you. I am happy to pay a premium for a lab tested product with a legal chain of custody and no spooky additives. I imagine it would be the same in Canada, but also curious.
AFAIK there aren't, and that's the reason for that huge chasm between proper Kerberos and NTLM. I think the old Windows 7-era Home Group was somewhat of a mashup between the two with account syncing, but might've been on top of NTLM anyway.
"Inorganic" is not the same as "non-living" but even taking your use of "inorganic" to mean "non-living", what was the change that distinguished the living from the non-living before it?
That point is quite variable. In some cases, yes, that's the whole job. In others, that can be a split e.g. some EM roles are 20/80 heads down to heads up.
Show HN: Hacker News API SDKs → Code Generation in Rust
Hi Hacker News!

Patrick and Elias here. We built an SDK / Documentation generator for REST APIs. The link included shows the shiny output of our system: the docs! We generated 5 SDKs and docs from the Hacker News OpenAPI we found on GitHub. If you write code in Python, Typescript, Go, Ruby, or Rust, we’d love for you to try an SDK out!

If you want to generate SDKs for your own API try our tool here: https://github.com/Sideko-Inc/sideko

We are both software engineers, and we built this tool because we were spending too much time writing API integrations, supporting integrations, writing documentation, and manually testing APIs at our jobs. We think every engineer can benefit from spending less time on APIs.

The generator is written in Rust because we need the rich type system, macros, and general correctness emphasis to generate working code. The SDKs are typed, they simplify auth, and they handle files.

If you want to learn more, check out our complete write up here: https://sideko.substack.com/p/the-hacker-news-api-enhanced-b...

Thanks everyone,

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Norway is the only one. And you can't look up salary, just their total income, which could include say renting out a vacation home or whatever.
Can you please recommend a book on ZK proofs for someone with basic CS level understanding of algorithms and data structures? I would like to understand it better and use it in dapps. I feel like it completely change the relation between what's data and what's computation, a bit how matter and energy was linked in physics.
You're the one who said a wide person has to buy two seats in a comment above. Then we must define what the dimensions of a seat are to know what we're tealking about.
Checking out on AMZN means rejecting a “free month of Prime” offer multiple times now

Accept it once, then immediately cancel the autorenewal.

You won't be offered another trial for quite some time; once you are, lather, rinse, repeat.
Likely by means of reverse-engineered APIs from smart TVs (or similar) with limited capability to provide integrity, although I'm sure there are steps Google can take to make that harder
Marion Richardson Handwriting was first published in 1935 and continued to be used in schools until the 1980s. It consists of five copy books, each with a different level of difficulty, and a teacher's book that explains the methods and materials to be used. You can download the copy books for free from this link: [Writing and Writing Patterns](https://archive.org/details/dli.ernet.54007.)
You can ship these via mail (CVS Caremark does), you just need an adult to sign to receive.
What's the difference between something that's barely organic and something that's barely inorganic?
The entire Georgist argument is that you can’t own land, you simply rent it from society via a land tax. It’s also worth noting that George’s land value tax was devised as a way to pay a citizens dividend (the profit gets distributed evenly among all citizens) not to fund a bureaucracy as will happen here.
I'd consider it if it was a part of Google One for the same price
> Depends on their exact approach but most of them wont give advice for example, they will just ask question

Because general advice is rarely useful in such cases, like you can see in almost all of comments giving advice in this topic. Most of them have at least one "yeah, but in my case...".
Thanks for sharing. I really like this analogy.
Give TotalFinder a go. Works on latest macOS on M1 chips. You do need to change the SIP policy to get it working, but you can fine tune it so that TotalFinder has the permissions it needs while preserving security elsewhere in the system.

Other than that initial setup quirk, it’s been flawless for me and even enables some extra customisation capabilities.
Do you have any further information / links / legal references regarding the IP transfer grace period? As ideally this is what I'd like to do with my current ideas.

Basically work on a bunch of opensource components that would complement a commercial product that I offer / develop under a future GmbH (which I spin up basically as soon as I have an interested party in the hypothetical product).

Trying to reduce the amount of legal and finanzamt shenanigans where possible.
Government does not set the prices, unless you live in one of the provinces which cannabis is only sold at the provincial liquor store.

The issue is the taxes are so high it's nearly impossible for a cannabis business to generate income while selling at a price point people will buy it at. You have to remember that generally most of Canada is on the poor side.
Working in Silicon Valley was fun. Now it's just another miserable corporate gig
The best book on BLE is "Bluetooth Low Energy Developers Handbook" by Robin Heydon

It is responsible for what has become of my career these past 6 years or so.

I don't know if you were looking at more than BLE. If you are, I don't know of a good resource.
The stores close at 9pm and aren't very well located.
The catch is that you pay Google and not the content creators..
Makes some sense if you consider that the essence of life (the genetic pillar) needs physico-chemical processes to express itself - in fact it is practically "invisible", is more informatin than matter and has limited material footprint without them.

Inverting that map, that is, proving that a certain physico-chemical process must have been coordinated and catalysed specifically by genetic processes seems quite non-trivial. But maybe not impossible, at least in a probabilistic way, taking into account some objective measures of entropy or something similar.
Finland is another.
If you were hungry I’d show you compassion and feed you an empty parking lot.
Why shouldn't Dave and Cathy know what Bob is earning? They're the same level, they should earn the same.
Forgive my ignorance, but what is "WEI"?
If an individual salary ought to be secret, why does the US insist on advertising the salary of so many people (not even just the salary range either - but the individual name = $xxxxxx)

If a salary shouldn't be secret, why does the US insist on allowing some people to keep their salary secret?
I can’t help but smirk at the idea of highly intelligent computers being fundamentally bad at math.