skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is there utility in believing in evolution over creationism in the average person’s life? If so, what is it?

I’m an atheist and evolutionary biology is my favorite field outside of CS, but unless you are personally working on figuring out how things actually work, I’m not sure how one belief over another benefits the average person.
If all you knew was Rust, then getting a job in this already harsh market would be much harder. It would be easier if you knew ML, but it does really depend on what else you bring to the table. So, what else do you know? The job market might change on a dime, make sure you don't just learn the latest hype cycle of frameworks, languages or try to optimize for hiring right now.
what is noisy neighbors, and what's the issue with consistency?
The Art of Medical Progress
That’s assuming frontends need to be ”developed” at all in the future. There’s a possibility intelligent chat bots able to generate microfrontends on the fly is going to eat our lunch, but what is really going to eat the lunches is a failing capitalistic system due too lack of demand for labour. I guess overall society is going to balance things out somehow, curious if it’s going to be a in a civil manner or brutal disruption.
Understanding, communicating and ultimately convincing when it’s better not to write code.
So basically OpenAI is on the same position as Amazon.

They can wait and see what is most needed and sell it themselves.
If the goal is reduced emissions, I would rather have the government subsidize electrification than support the shady underworld of carbon credits.
> Apparently, there are ways to maintain control while still saying things like "whatever you want" all the time.

Afaict, a lot of them exploit the asymmetry of initiative.

The audience member doesn't know how many times a magician is "supposed" to ask or do X.

The magician, on the other hand, has free reign to choose when and how often to do so.

Leveraging this + secret information (e.g. the current ordering of cards in a deck due to a perfect shuffle) = magic

But as others say, the trick is making the above look convincingly effortless and spur of the moment.
Despite public perception to the contrary, the Hubble Space Telescope is not an especially large telescope. Telescopes on the ground of a similar size are a dime a dozen. What made HST special is that it was in space and could get much higher resolution than ground based telescopes at the time. With modern advances in adaptive optics that advantage has generally been negated, so a telescope needs to have some other reason to be put in space.
No, those aren't the facts, you just fell into the exact problem I was trying to explain.

The facts are that a number of Hamas members have entered Israel territory and done a number of horrible things that some of us may have heard on tv. That's what Wikipedia should get right, and not whether such or such action is an act of "terror". Of course such a debate also belongs on Wikipedia but must be separated.

Same with the current IDF operations in Gaza, Wikipedia should document their actions, and the discussions on whether they are committing war crimes or a genocide should be separated.
Same. Why is having the schema in the db a bad idea?
This should be a surprise to anyone. OpenAI has a problem and that is ChatGPT isn't going to exists in the long run at it current state. They have to build as many features into the product as fast as possible or they will lose all their customers to Google, Microsoft, Meta, and many other products that will be built using models that aren't OpenAI.

Why would I use ChatGPT to process my PDF when I can do it straight from my Google Drive, browser, or device? Why would I use ChatGPT to write a report if I can do it straight from Google Docs or Word? Why would I use ChatGPT to write a email reply for me when I can do it straight from Gmail or Outlook?

Now with open source LLM soon anyone can build AI products without needing to pay OpenAI for API requests.

IMO OpenAI is heavily overvalued especially with how fast open source LLM are being built. Highly unlikely ChatGPT will not survive this decade. OpenAI will need to build better products than what ChatGPT is or they will lose.
Yes if you open only the NIRCam image (scroll down), you can get a higher resolution version of it where you can resolve individual start. It's crazy
I am another passerby, and you just look like a childish prick who for some reason really doesn't like a guy making software.
We have learn nothing else from you, so it is hard to give you the benefit of the doubt.
From my experience you are probably a narcissist who insist on his opinions being the truth without having the burden of proof. Your tentative order is a pretty good tell.
Families are the building blocks of the society. The outlook is grim if this trend continues.
The videos without audio are about hacking tools?
I did enjoy my Dell touchscreen-supported firmware setup when there was a menu 15 items long and an incredibly slow mouse speed.
for(var i=0;i<8;i++) ls ${i}

^ this made some odd looking number folders. No idea which folder was in which folder, but, ok...

for(var i=0;i<2;i++) for(var j=0;j<2;j++) for (var k=0;k<2;k++) for (var l=0;l<2;l++) ls ${i}/${j}/${k}/${l}

This did nothing, so I'm not sure if you fixed it or just placed a cap on how much js you are executing... (should have at least shown 16 frames)

for(var i=0;i<8;i++) for(var j=0;j<8;j++) for (var k=0;k<8;k++) for (var l=0;l<8;l++) open ${i}/${j}/${k}/${l}

Is/was producing a nice log of things not opened...of course my browser tab is busy logging 6 GB+ of history (does your terminal have a scrollback limit?)

Cute game, maybe I'll try to open the box later after I get some sleep. Not sure what I would use the terminal for, though - is basically what you're trying to do an interactive scratchpad with history?

If that's the case, I would look into Jupyter e.g., I'm not sure I get the point otherwise.
Being on the ground makes the task both easier and harder. It's easier because unlike JWST they don't have just one chance to get it right. If something goes wrong, they can just fix it.

But it's also a more challenging problem to solve because the Earth's gravity deforms the mirrors, and each segment gets deformed differently, and each segment, in turn, gets deformed differently when the mirror is pointed in different directions. So you have to have an extremely accurate model of the deformation as a function of orientation.
Ransomware-ing companies is terrorism. Knocking a hospital computer system offline is equivalent to bombing it and should be treated as such. There should be renditions/assassinations as a retaliatory measure.
Err no.

The teachers generally push an empathy based approach to morality, which is absolutely not subjective.

Adopting empathy can cause a number of objective moral pronouncements on a good foundation.

I will take empathy based moral pronouncements over “the bible says so” any day of the week.
Also: Nissan Begins Repurposing Leaf Car Batteries as Portable Power Stations

https://www.extremetech.com/cars/nissan-begins-repurposing-l...
Awesome, recently took a TIG welding class and would love to build my own bike someday.

Seems better suited than something like fusion 360 for bikes
'AI' named most notable word of 2023 by Collins dictionary
This looks great I’m going to give it a try!
YouTube clearly considers alternate clients to be "hacking" YouTube.
Trying very hard to figure out how to phrase this without seeming morally judgemental or politically divisive but presumably the anti-abortion crowd is thrilled
> People also just don't want to live in slums filled with run down barely standing shacks since it hurts their property value too.

Someone else's property value is their problem, not mine. You're not guaranteed that the value of an investment is going to go up. It's called "risk", dude. Your opinion of what I should do with my property does not trump my opinion of what I should do with my property.

At one time, people claimed that their property values went down when a black family moved into the neighborhood. Guess what? They eventually had to suck it up and live with it.
Apple store employees probably may not have access to bug reports that their engineers would be able to access?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N3KhMOk_6HE&t=538s&pp=ygUMR3Rh...

There is a video of a guy reviewing some of the code.
It’s quite readable. The game was much simpler back then, some special casing was made (eg Catalina copter). But it’s a cool look behind the scenes
If there are too few kids the schools will let teachers go. Funding is provided based on enrollment.
> a whole lot of religious indoctrination

And just like that, a discussion about homeschooling veers wildly off-topic into a flame war.
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The Japanese are very traditional and their traditions are rooted in religion.

Finland... something like 65% of the population is Lutheran, and that number was 90% in the 1980s. So it seems like the bulk of the current happy adults were raised in a religious environment even if they are now losing it a bit. Interesting to see how well they will persist in the future.
Every non-trivial API has a data model, and API stability requires that it be as carefully designed as any database, unless you are going to start rolling incompatible API versions off the photocopier, which is no small task.

The entire idea of an unanticipated JOIN is beyond the ken of most APIs as well, unfortunately. For an external API that may not be much of a problem, but for an internal one you might end up creating a new de facto schema with a new query language.
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I don't think users would notice but the IPFS network might collapse.
Delaware heavily depends on companies registering and paying tax there as a source of income, and have gone to great pains to remove all sources of friction in their administrative processes
Tufte would also want visualizations to be meaningful in addition to factual and clear. If a vendor sells you a propriety visualization tool, they are also likely to include propriety visualizations and analytics. For example, in addition to providing a Tufte-satisfying view of requests/second, the company might include a visualization for the made-up propriety metric "un-monetized requests/second", with the company-proven analysis showing why, if un-monetized requests are greater than some % of total requests, that's a problem that needs solving. Oh! and wonder of wonders, the company happens to have just the solution for the problem. At a small additional licensing fee, of course.

It's a bullshit meaningless metric, of course, and wouldn't pass the Tufte test, but the company gets a profit center.
You’re not wrong and I agree with a lot of your points. When I refer to Catholicism as “liberal” I am comparing it to other Christian sects and even other monotheistic religions such as Islam. For example, unlike other Christian sects, Catholicism accepts concepts such as evolution.

> Yes, Catholicism might not be as unyielding as Christian evangelism or fundamentalism.

Maybe you meant to direct your comment to someone else because it sounds like we agree?
I thought that the whole point of a cycler was to reduce the need for rocket propulsion to a vanishingly small part of the system.
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> The issue is people enforcing these regulations see the dead bodies from the burned out home but not the dead bodies of the homeless or the kids with less food

Right. It's exact same problem as the FDA. If the FDA approves a drug and it kills people, they look bad. If they don't approve a drug and that kills people, no one blames the FDA because the FDA's victims in that case are invisible.
The cost of streaming 4K now is probably lower than the cost of streaming SD when YouTube started.
Generally there is a lower bound because it takes a few minutes to slew to a new spot on the sky and stabilize. Very large telescopes are slower, so this will take longer, possibly 5--10 minutes. So you typically want to spend at least 20 minutes per target so that most of your time is spent observing rather than slewing. That's why there's still a lot of demand for 1-m class telescopes.

There are also issues with saturation. Large telescopes simply cannot observe brighter targets because they saturate the detectors too quickly. (This is not so much of a problem for deep field objects since none of them have high surface brightness anyway, but can be a problem for brighter stars.)
Do you have any objection, then, to passports describing people as zero, one, two or other legged?

I ask as here in Australia we eliminated a straight binary [ M | F ] choice on passports 12+ years ago so that people who were neither M nor F no longer had to commit fraud and lie on official state documents:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/sep/15/australian-pas...

https://ihra.org.au/21597/ten-years-of-x-passports-and-no-pr...
I've read eg. different translations of Crime and Punishment written more than 100 years between each other and I still feel that I read the same book and the meaning, even if somewhat blurred, as been perserved. There is no definite meaning to many passages in classical Chinese so all you have is the text itself. It's not a question of if the author can take the meaning from the original and use that to write a new text in a different language with the same meaning but if the author has the meaning to begin with. A better way would be to give every possible translation of each line where needed, starting with the various relevant translations of each character and then what the phrase probably means literaly and then what the author meant by it (which is another point I havn't even mentioned until now).
// If you’re not a Deep South religious person, I’ll eat my hat.

LOL. I am a New Yorker with dual (EU/US) citizenship and two graduate degrees. So you can eat that hat if you'd lile.

Like I said, I grew up secular and have developed a deeper understanding of religion and its benefits in my late 30s.
The duty to stone someone working on the Sabbath? Gone.
Unfortunately, there's no direct link. You need a ChatGPT Plus subscription. Go to plugin store and search for Aardvark AI.
What makes you think you're entitled to an increase in your "property value" at the expense of someone else?

Maybe you should look at your house as a place to live rather than an investment vehicle.

Or maybe you should just accept that investments come with risks.
> The teachers don't have to do the job of a social worker/parent.

Right, so home-schooling just brings that full circle.
The one thing I'd observe about near to all religions is that the values suggested tend to be about optimizing the overall outcome of a society. The most controversial topics are ones related to sexuality. But there's an utterly trivial, and even perfectly reasonable, explanation for why so many different religions look down on any form of sex except man+woman+babies. As one looks back in the past, the 'effective fertility' rates had to have been just barely hanging on by a thread. By 'effective fertility' I mean having children who also have children. Having 80 kids, but where only 1 succeeds in having kids, would be an 'effective fertility' of 1.

So let's consider some numbers for effective fertility. Imagine it was 4. That means each generation (which we'll call 30 years, even though it was probably close to 20) would be twice as large as the one prior. And this could be reversed (to see how big your parents' generation was) by multiplying by 0.5. So let's look back to see what the population would have been 2100 years ago, or 70 generations, using various effective fertility rates.

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4 effective fertility => 8 billion people today * 0.5 (reversible fertility factor) ^ 70 (total generations) = global population in 100BC of... 0!

3 effective fertility => 8 billion * 0.66^70 = global population in 100BC of... 0!

2.5 effective fertility => 8 billion * 0.8^70 = global population in 100BC of... 1316.

---

So we can say that effective fertility rates had to be lower than 2.5 on average! Average being important since we probably went through cycles of higher and lower effective fertility, but that only makes this scarier. There were probably times in the past where humanity's effective fertility dipped below 2, which means we're on our way to extinction. Anybody seeing this, and thinking about the future of humanity, would have realized how fundamentally critical to our survival simply producing more children was. And what's the lowest hanging fruit there? People having non-reproductive sex.
Bitcoin’s whitepaper was authored under a pseudonym on October 31, 2008.
The document laid the groundwork for the Bitcoin network.
Gary Gensler, the chair of the SEC, greeted Satoshi Nakamoto’s renowned White Paper, which launched cryptocurrency today, a happy 15th anniversary.
Bitcoin’s whitepaper, authored under a pseudonym on October 31, 2008, is the initial thesis paper. Also, it is widely believed that this document laid the groundwork for the Bitcoin network and detailed Satoshi’s vision of a decentralized digital currency that could conduct low-cost transactions without the need for banks or other intermediaries.
Yeah at this point I wish the people who come up with this kind of stuff would skip the divisiveness and cut straight to the grift. Are we funding genocide studies? A new constellation of NGOs? I’m fine with grifting, but tech seems to take these things a little too literally.
> Safari does not support AV1 playback.

It will on M3 Macs and iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max.
Isn't that the right choice for the advertisers? Pepsi knows you're in the bag and Coke wants to change your mind.

Try drinking Coke for a year to see if the advertisers flip :)
Well, the science does lean that way, and there is a shit-ton of hate for trans folk -- so trying to nip it in the bud is a good thing.

And those morals might not be entirely internal if they're regularly preached to.
Donny Osmond's transformation from hammy "playing along with the show" to astounded "wtf is going on here?" is hilarious.
I was referring to only the US since the news article is also US centric, and I’m sure that most of the commenters are also referring to their experience in North America, since HN is primarily a US centric website.

Your statistics are global for Christianity which includes a lot of developing countries. In the US, Catholics only make up 20% of Christians in America.
... and you could of course use a libre open source DAW like ardour to gain even more control over your signal path, interactions with the hardware and more. But that might not be necessary, depending on your actual goals. There are also smaller projects like Carla, which would allow you to host plugins as part of the signal processing chain (up to and including things like PlugData or Rack/Cardinal), but that make no attempt at "DAW-like" features.

Disclaimer: I'm the lead author of Ardour.
I came from Joshua Tree and was on the way to Grand Canyon.
> It is normal to have a penis or a vagina. So, humans are either male or female.

False logic - you might want to work on your syllogisms there.

By normal you mean common place.

It's normal for crust material to not be gold.

Statistically it's more likely for a human to be neither male nor female than it is for crustal matter to be gold.

We do not, however, conclude that the crust does not contain gold.

Indeed we value the rare.
This is where a little creative problem solving could come into play. You know, having all those "administrators" actually do their jobs.

One simple way to set this up that minimizes administrative overhead is to estimate a base amount for each remote employee, and automatically reimburse that amount. If the employee's actual expenses exceed the base amount, then and only then do manual processes and $20 expense reports need to be involved.

When I said "for each remote employee," it would probably work best to have the base amount set up individually for each remote worker, based on relevant factors such as cost of electricity and such, when they start working remotely. If the base amount proves to be consistently too low, after a period of say, 6 months, then the employee could file some sort of amendment and have the amount reviewed. If the increased reimbursement based on the amendment request is determined to be reasonable, then just retroactively reimburse the difference to the employee and continue forward with the new base amount. It should also probably be re-reviewed yearly.

That should get it done for every remote employee in the company, with a maximum of around 2 manual interventions per year, rather than an expense report every 2 weeks or anything ridiculous like that.
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Well that's exactly my point. Does the OP want us to take a political position about this statistic, and if so, why? What's their agenda. There are many possible viewpoints to push. My personal viewpoint is that if it's by choice, it's none of my business. For whatever fraction of these are not by choice, then what is that fraction, and what are the social and economic reasons.

I'm not sure why the anti-abortion crowd would be thrilled, unless this is an indicator of decreasing numbers of single moms. Oh and of course one must also ask "why is marriage (as opposed to committed life partners, or some other arrangement) important, and how is "married" determined?"
Lambda having a 6MB response limit is another great limit.
Thanks for violating the HN guidelines to pass on your emotional insult. Hope you found it satisfying and that it made up for whatever you needed it to.
The Amiga had support for this in circa 1985. You could play 2-player competitive lemmings which was a game like nothing I've seen since.
I made it so that it short circuits the frame creation of if there aren't going to be any files to show in that directory.

I'm honestly not sure if the web sandbox I made has enough realism to solve that puzzle though programming. There is a feature of snail that I was using to get past it.
so you know about Noah's arc and sodom and gemorra, right?
Humans are nothing if not self interested. But that's beside the point here.

Why "kind and empathetic"? Who said that's how we should be?

If we are nothing more than an arbitrary arrangement of matter, formed according to arbitrary laws of physics, and only for a relative moment, then what is "kind" and "empathetic"?

In a godless universe, you are no more significant than a rock. The only sound position you can then take is that there is no such thing as morality.
> Open architecture DSPs have been a things for the past couple of decades in the installation audio space.

Yeah, and for a variety of reasons have always failed to take off in the pro-audio/live-sound/music creation context. Still not entirely clear why this is, other than that apparently most of the people involved in those sort of workflows don't actually value "design your own DSP and run it in this little black 1U rack mount unit".
OK but that's virtually the same thing as public school.
For anyone looking for up-to-date information on getting YouTube ad blocking to work: https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uAssets/issues/19976
TIL, I thought TUI meant Terminal UI