skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In large part, because of ISPs. There are big costs to the transition that none of their clients care about.

Besides, NAT gives ISPs insight into their users (number of devices, services running on devices, how much traffic each service uses, etc). So you can probably do regional pricing based on that and some other things.
No 3rd party app support, more ads that more closely resemble content, payment required to rank highly in replies, non-chronological sorting of tweets when viewing an account's page if not logged in, more prompts to log in if not logged in, missing context (title text) from linked websites. That's just the more objective changes that have made for a worse UX. One could argue that Twitter's overall culture has also gotten worse, but that's much more subjective.
My guess is that it’s going to join other urban mysteries, from cellphone radiation causing DNA damage, to aliens.

As in: most people will be aware of the topic, most will dismiss it, but every now and then there will be a news story.

Surprisingly “Four in 10 Americans now think some UFOs that people have spotted have been alien spacecraft visiting Earth from other planets or galaxies.”[1], so we might see an increase to 40% actually.

Unless of course GPT-7 gains sentience ;)

[1]: https://news.gallup.com/poll/350096/americans-believe-ufos.a...
Wind/solar don't produce baseload power absent storage. If you can't scale storage proportionately to wind/solar, you can't compare w/s to nuclear because baseload and non-baseload supply are not mutually substitutable.
Free IRS-run tax filing pilot to be available in 13 states
> Russian sanctions cannot last forever, they have too many resources the West needs

Do they though? I'm not trying to be snarky, I really don't know what you're referring to. Russia's main exports are weapons and energy products. The west doesn't need their weapons. They might want their fossil fuels to lower prices, but that's not essential.
On ATmega processors, the register file is mapped to 0, so this would be writing 0 to r0.. which GCC reserves as a dedicated 0 register anyway.
(I've not once seen a sponsor I'd be interested in. Many of them are scams, US-centric, or just stuff I don't want/need and I certainly wouldn't be stimulated to purchase something because of a sponsorship.)

I don't expect that. I, like everyone else in this world, have limited amounts of time and money, and I'd like to spend them wisely with the tools I have available.
I seriously believe that this is not the full story if we're talking about utility-scale energy.
A few years at most. 3d programs will adopt it. Game engines like unreal will adopt it. But right now it requires still too much time. Once computing gets faster by 10-100x it will be there.
Related:

Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26212706 - Feb 2021 (9 comments)

Iskhur's Guide to Electronic Music - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25083516 - Nov 2020 (1 comment)

Ishkur's Guide to Electronic Music - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20744571 - Aug 2019 (71 comments)
I'm talking about using native Wordpress functionality on a managed service. Yes, Wordpress is customizable of course, but the goal was to consider the functionality provided in its basic form without payment, and which features required payment.

Granted, changing the CSS is straight-forward, but not necessarily for everyone switching to Wordpress.
>to get 20 years they'd have to commit a massive fraud . . . with some other mitigating circumstances.

You mean aggravating circumstances.
Komi already ranges from 5.5 to 7.5 in tournaments today, I think. The long-term trend has so far always been upwards; as recently as the 50s 4.5 was standard.
indeed it is. your suitability for C-level depends on your ability to maneuver your way out of middle mgmt, often as quickly as possible.
> 43% of US households have fiber-optic home internet. 60% of households live in areas with 5G coverage.

I'm doubting both of these numbers. Even if 5G coverage is there, like in my home, it's not a good enough connection to do anything beyond watch the 5G symbol play tag with the LTE symbol.

Even when we live in that world we still live under data caps.

> I'm not in some magical internet wonderland inhabited by just my family and me

You are to an extent.
Not quite, I think. Since this is a char pointer being used, only the first byte of the interrupt address would be zeroed. Since in real mode those are far pointers, the lower byte of the segment would be zeroed. So xx00:xxxx.

But yes, the interrupt table was my first thought when reading the headline.
Kids are exposed to all sorts of things when they go to school, church, public playgrounds, or any other situation where groups are lightly supervised. I probably learned the word “fuck” in the fourth grade but my parents still haven’t heard me say it. Equating a shocking image with harm strikes me as naive at best.
Is it common to sell the land without selling the improvements located on top of it? If that's common, it's straightforward to use that market to value the land.
Godot is crazy, might think simple 2D games but no it can be used as a VR compositor as well

edit: well compositing may not occur on its own but Godot VR is a thing/easy starter
Here's some great detail into the game as well: https://www.techdirt.com/2023/10/17/trust-safety-tycoon-try-...
> And when you extend it back to 120k years before present?

If you do that you realize we're approaching temperatures that the planet hasn't seen in about 5 million years. [0]

0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geologic_temperature_record#/m...
> We have to think about all the poor multi-millionaire grandmas and not the current generation that can't afford to own a home and start a family

I think it comes from a distaste for low-income housing.

California law requires a fraction of new developments to be low-income housing. Because Cupertino doesn't want that, but does want to build, they created low-income housing for seniors only. (Also you get priority if you've lived in Cupertino, famously-affordable Cupertino, for a certain number of years.)

TL; DR Think of the millionaire grandmas is a convenient way to dodge low-income housing requirements.
Business is definitely good as the private prisons market makes a killing anywhere they’re allowed to operate. It’s as if there was a vested interest in having a huge carceral population for some reason.
Note that it is in Swedish, and one of the articles is behind a paywall.

- https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/on2Rpg/uppgifter-krimin...

- https://sverigesradio.se/artikel/kriminella-kan-skriva-sig-p...

Shootings through apartment doors is relatively common, here are a few of the incidents from 2023:

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/stockholm-2023...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/malmo-2023-10-...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/jarfalla-2023-...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/botkyrka-2023-...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/stockholm-2023...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/upplands-bro-2...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/sodertalje-202...

- https://www.incharts.se/en/shootings/shooting/stockholm-2023...
They hope to sell it before everything crashes.
Well this guide from the UK then. There are tonnes of examples:

https://www.jdspicer.co.uk/site/blog/crime-fraud/uk-indecent...
It's an optimization to avoid querying the database and ML models. The pages are essentially static if you are not logged in. This is basically what I would do if I was told to reduce the number of queries for non-paying customers of Twitter.com
Federal sentencing rules are very complex and take into account both the severity of the crime (as determined by its "offense level," of which there are 43) and the defendant's criminal history. I don't know the offense level of the particular crime mentioned in the comment, but presumably it would be fairly low, and since the defendant would have been a minor with (presumably) no federal criminal history, it's very unlikely IMO that they would have seen anywhere near that long if they were convicted. My guess is fines, probation, maybe a few months at worst, but judging by the tone of the comment, it seems like basically nothing happened and this was just a "scared straight" scenario.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Federal_Sentenci...
Appreciate the response and insight. Rooting for you guys, I’ll be sure to submit feedback in the future.
This is great. All their detection logic is open source: https://github.com/SteamDatabase/FileDetectionRuleSets
Yeah, Komi debate is still alive. But... with AlphaGo / KataGo available today to perform automated analysis of Komi, I'm thinking that the debate will finally end with 6.5.

Though maybe I'm just being optimistic with regards to the debate. IIRC, engines like LeelaZero / Katago has the following result: 5.5 favors 1st player, and 7.5 favors 2nd player. And 6.5 is just right.

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Komi has trended upwards because it originally was zero, which was obviously wrong.

Note: Chinese rules changes Komi calculations. 6.5 Komi Japanese is IIRC equivalent to 7.5 Komi Chinese.
Char pointers have alignment 1 on any conforming implementation and all pointers are aligned at 0. The code will write to "address 0", assuming the compiler hasn't freaked out because (char*)0 is the char null pointer and thus undefined behavior to access. Note the additional caveat that address 0 may not be the first 8 bits of mapped memory (which isn't necessarily addressable).
Exactly that smell is the smell of high-end motorcycle engine oil. Motul 300V smells amazing. “Double ester” is one of the selling points.
> One implication of what you write seems to be that every property owner is incentevized to NIMBY any improvements to the area that they don't care about. For example, if I am "child free" I will now oppose the building of schools and playgrounds on the basis that they make my LVT go up with no benefit to me.

This already happens just with more economic inefficiency under a property-tax regime. People already vote against improvements that would cause their taxes to go up.
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It turns out that there are thousands of problems various legislatures can choose to address. That they're addressing just a subset of the entire problem space with any given piece of legislation is a feature, not a bug.

In this case, the federal tax treatment of inherited property (problem 1) cannot be addressed by a California state-level legislature, but the latter can try to increase the supply of housing in CA (problem 2) by making ADU sales legal there.
That's a more interesting comment than most things I've heard or read on the topic. But again, given I have no experience and I've never been there, it's almost impossible for me to be confident in forming a decent opinion.
People misunderstand the reason for this. Test takers can improve, but only up to a point, and only because they getting comfortable with the test format, not because they're getting any smarter. Solution: give the candidates a few practice tests first.

This extends to every test though. My ACT score jumped massively on my second try. The reason: I didn't realize how much little time they gave test-takers, so I ran out of time on some portions. The second time around, I rushed through as fast as possible.
You're pretty much spot on, I was addressing the trend and the rate of change, and a more general zeitgeist. Of course, the drumming of the state expansion that you see ad-nauseum on HN and elswhere. Anti-car culture. The kindness industrial complex which has led to insane amount of suffering ironically. Refugee crisis and migration policies. People on welfare. The rise of academic expert class. The DEI industrial complex.

All of these IMO converge to: You will own nothing, and you'll be happy.

WEF agenda is explicitly laid out for you read.
> I've got somewhere around 10 years, conservatively, until Instagram/TikTok/YouTube/Facebook/etc. try to get my daughter to kill herself.

I plan to keep my kids of social media as much as possible, but I've never heard claims that these companies are trying to get kids to kill themselves. Why bother exaggerating when the truth (more social media use, especially for teen girls, is bad for mental health) is as bad as it is?
Alternatives to Adobe
I appreciate the post on the update!

I did use the "all" search, I made search engine shortcuts for all "hn", stories "hns", and comments "hnc" in my chromium* search engine settings. The all search now returns nothing. I like to cast a wide net in search results. I don't think I'll search for many of these categories in most queries, if pressed, but I also won't discover them. May motivate me to index hn myself as some of my friends have.

I appreciate surfacing the other formal and informal categories of posts in the hacker news repertoire, and it's fantastic to be able to filter strongly by category, but I don't like that I will now have to always pre-select, pre-commit, to the singular category I want to find matches in. I suspect some halfway solution, like match-counts of other categories, would be nearly comparably expensive to returning results for all, in terms of query cost and maintenance or complexity burden.

I'm also seeing text styling issues in the menus in settings: white text on white background, in both default and experimental skins, and light and dark modes of experimental skin. I checked in incognito to be sure it's not my extensions affecting display, nor Brave resource blocking.
Exactly so [0]. However, these days something or someone somewhere might object "to keep us safe from ourselves"

Turbo-C used to check the zero location to see if it had changed and would issue a warning if so (in the real mode days).

[0] My other computer is a PDP-11,
Exactly. Police are part of the “special bodies of armed men” that form the state. They only exist to protect the interests of the ruling class, which in most cases is exploiting labour.
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The solution depends on what you think the problem is. Climate change is just that. Not the end of the world. The earth is warming, that's a fact. But regardless of the cause, there doesn't seem to be much we can realistically do about it. So we'll adapt, and humanity will keep growing regardless. The solutions I'm interested in are along the lines of how we'll deal with that. It's an unprecedented area of possible innovation. Anywhere you have a gradient of net energy to a system, growth is inevitable.
Doesn’t work on reboot (because browser is not clearly shut down).
Raspberry Pi 5 vs. Orange Pi 5 Plus vs. Rock 5 Model B
Google can't kill it since they forgot about it
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These highly produced videos are the height of ego, eclipsing most instagram personalities
1) If this insider guy is also charged with crimes, and may be able to get more leniency by changing his testimony to throw others under the bus, how can you trust that his testimony is genuine?

2) I wonder if the judge interfering with SBF's medical prescription is normal. Not a lawyer, but it seems kind of odd for a judge who ostensibly is not trained in medical matters to weigh the medical necessity for a prescription for somebody who has not yet been convicted of a crime. Not an SBF groupie and am on record calling him out for crimes in the past, but wondering if this is somebody powerful possibly gifting him grounds for a mistrial.
The point is to comment on vanilla Wordpress itself. I fail to see how the managed service I'm using is relevant?

Where exactly in the article am I complaining about being charged for having someone manage my backend?
I don't agree. Democracy is a process that should involve _all_ opinions and all attitudes, including those of the people who think it's a game.

It looks to me that you're looking at matters with rose tinted glasses to think for one second that the the people handling the current democratic process feel the burden of consequences for it.
If an entire industry can be killed by a public service, it probably didn't deserve to exist in the first place.
UK pay overtakes inflation for first time in almost two years
> climate change isn't a threat to life on earth as we know it

But there is plenty of evidence that it is. Peter Ward has done some great work (and plenty of geologists agree) that most of the planets mass extinction events are triggered by rapid rises in CO2 leading to abrupt climate change and mass die offs.

The big difference with our current situation is that the CO2 is being released much faster than in previous extinction events.
One of the plot lines deals with Miles getting a divorce and temporarily having to live like a normal non-rich person, driving a hatchback (which he calls a hunchback) and living in an appartment. Before (and soon after) Miles is quite affluent, and Fraiser is not far behind.
What happened to blogging for the hell of it?
U.S., Portugal show contrasting paths to public health, life expectancy
Why limit this to Gen Z?
I do a two step roux (pun intended). I get to pecan color on the first roux, then start a second roux to a caramel shade, then mix them and by the time the second roux is done, the first has got to about a dark chocolate shade.

The reason for this is you generally use a blonde roux for thickness, or a dark roux for flavor. I like okra and file but not everyone else does, so to get the thickness and flavor both, we use the two step.
Well, essentially the libertarian anarcho-capitalist bits.

TBH, I can can just strongly disagree with people like that, but what got me worked up about this pile of high-school grade political science was the way it conflated all that libertarian anarcho-capitalism with being pro-tech, and implying that any concern for the negative effects of developement (or of the economic system) therefore automatically puts you on the "enemies" side of things.

It's a frantastically offensive false catagorisation that I strongly reject.
Came here to mention this. It's the biggest shakedown of all time in Massachusetts.

They are required to do all these jobs that most states don't require them to do. They are extremely expensive, like 10x what a construction worker costs to wave flags on the side of the road. And the police don't even really pretend to do the job most of the time. They are off on the side of the road drinking coffee and playing with a smartphone.

What I have seen is lots of contractors will try to do things on the sly to avoid having to hire the police detail. E.x. a tree cutting crew that is technically going to block the road even briefly. The police detail will cost more than the work crew costs, so the contractor will try to sneak it in, otherwise the customer avoids having the work done completely or can't afford it. Even if the tree cutting takes 15 minutes the property owner would have to pay an entire shift's pay for the police detail.

In the case of the original article though.. rowdy night clubs having to have police on board is no different than police being present in a school a large sports gathering.. it makes sense as those situations can be a powder keg waiting to go off.
> A company that fires the "ground workers" quickly gets no work being done.

Got any examples of this ever happening?
Just because the anti-lag system works in a way that cheats do doesn't mean the anti-cheat flagging isn't a false positive.

The anti-lag system is not a cheat. The anti-cheat system thinks it is. By definition, it's a false positive.
> Hamas leadership’s sons and daughters live in NY and Qatar and drive bugattis or whatever is trendy now.

Interesting. I haven't even heard of this. Do you have any sources that prove this or at least give some credibility?
I really liked the review and the general breakdown.

BUT one thing stuck out, because they were so forceful, is their opinion "The radar screens aren’t the spinning ‘sonar blip’ bullshit you get in a lot of games, movies, and animation." That is horseshit. I was a military radar tech in Japan (95-98) and '‘sonar blip’ bullshit screens' were still the primary ATC displays on at least some mainland bases.
Wait, a university can claim sovereign immunity in the US?

That's wild.
Prog house not trance, but Hernan Cattaneo’s Balance Presents Sudbeat Continuous Mix 2 [0] is my absolute go-to as a complement for focusing/thinking etc. Not his overall best work, but for my criteria for focus music it’s amazing (butter smooth transitions, no vocals, continuity throughout mix, ~120 bpm).

[0]: https://open.spotify.com/track/1t7EJCFDDcJKBF129PvJan
Why not? Gumbo is just Cajun for "yeah, throw some of that in there". It's got no requirement to involve seafood.
As far as I am aware they are mostly active at night and hide in crevices and mattress during the day.

So trained staff may spot them but it is entirely likely that an infestation can go unnoticed until a costumer complains.
That's a believable score around here. There are over 8 million Americans with that score (assuming OP is American) and this place probably has a disproportionate number of high-IQ people posting.
'Empathy is not something that is understood, it is something that is felt'
> One of the difficulties with being young is that one tends to assume that the conditions from the beginning of time were static up until one's childhood memories. Getting older doesn't really help that, but one does remember conditions farther back.

I'm not sure why you draw a binary here. I have no problems with environmental regulation. You've posted several examples about the benefits of CEQA. I'm also not so young that I don't remember LA being covered in soot. I remember driving down to LA and putting a scarf on my face in the car with my parents as we descended into the valley.

But CEQA, today, is being used to block new housing and is calling students "noise pollution." This is the problem. Crafting regulation is very difficult. While the good intentions behind CEQA were realized quickly, NIMBYs also found that they could use CEQA to block development.

What I ultimately mean is that this high-level, mile in the sky debate about "techno-optimism" and "techno-pessimism" or "pro-regulation" vs "anti-regulation" is silly. I think almost everyone agrees that we need some form of regulation. The questions to discuss are much thornier: what do we regulate, how much of it do we regulate, what should the penalties be, and how do we enforce the regulation. The problem is that once you get into these details, the general public stops paying attention, and special interest groups (industry leaders, NIMBY neighborhood groups, union leaders, etc) start to weigh in. Most of these internet fights turn into people sparring over vague philosophies, we never get so far as to discuss what and how a regulation should be made!
Who know goatse would be the saviour of the Internet?
I hope they ditch their silly and excessive code of conduct.

https://wiki.gnome.org/Foundation/CodeOfConduct
Think of it as part of the “API” of the CPU that a program can make use of however it likes. In the early days (for DOS and the like), the distinction between operating system and application was more one of convention and not enforced by hardware mechanisms. The program was supposed to control the hardware, and not the other way around.
Sounds like I need to target wire fraud as well, with drug cultivation/sales, firearm manufacture/sale/possession (even by a felon), and tax evasion to my list of charges to jury nullify on...