skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's important to realize that this is "public ground" by pretty much any common definition. As in: it's a street, with footpaths and cycle-paths and whatnot, a Wetherspoons and other shops, etc.

In particular, it's NOT some sort of semi-enclosed space that also happens to be accessible by the public. That would be quite a different scenario.
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Would you prefer to self-host this?
Did you move here from Helvetica?
What the ratio for the number of parameters required to learn some complex function between a shallow network and a deep network (preferably as a function of the complexity)?
There's been a more recent discussion and indeed, a fair few people are using it in the wild as they don't need to deal with SECCOMP or whatever.
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What could you mine on the moon that would be worth transporting home?
In the apple devices i have seen the insides off there is plenty of room to add screwed brackets that hold the battery in - the battery does not fill all available space because even pouch cells are basically rectangles. That means in every curve there is plenty of space for a screw post or hook.

But I agree that "Apple makes an original, user-hostile decision" is a bit too simplistic. I have long since come to the conclusion that Apple simply always chooses the cheapest option for them in cases where user-serviceability is concerned or to maybe put it another way they ignore user-serviceability semi-actively. Routing screw posts costs time and wear on tools. screwing in extra screws costs time thus just mainly gluing the battery in place is the cheapest option.

Soldering on flash and RAM saves on costs and makes the PCB design easier. At the same time it "locks" the longevity of the device neatly. This leads to not-overlong replacement cycles simply for practicability reasons - for instance modern chrome eats all the RAM.
Honestly, after reflecting on it I do think that I had more courses cover how to prove things ourselves than I was initially remembering. In particular, my physics and electronics labs were the most thorough.

When I wrote that I was specifically thinking about chemistry. It's really been too long since I last studied the topic, so I can't remember any exact details. I just remember a vague sense of thinking "how did we figure this out in the first place?".

Part of the responsibility definitely falls on me, I should've been more inquisitive when I was younger. Maybe the professors would've been willing to explain if I'd been more self-confident and courageous to visit their office hours to inquire further.
So a normal analog 3.5mm input into a cheap mixer?

20 years on and bluetooth still can’t get the ease and reliability of a 50 cent audio cable.
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I own one of these

Primary use case is I like having the history there on the screen, that persists between power cycles, and the backlit screen. Being able to graph stuff is neat but unused by me. Also the casio graphing calculators have spreadsheet functionality now, which is nice for crunching a couple of variables to find the correct set that arrives you at the target number.

It's also way more durable than my smart phone and I can leave it in the garage for weeks and weeks next to the drill press and it's still there with the last 20+ calculations I did on it, when I get back.
Yikes, that's embarrassing for me. Thanks. I had checked the link but I didn't notice the post was 2002 as opposed to 2022.
Wasn't this idea used by Pierce Brosnan in one of the James Bond films? He was using a cell phone sized device to drive the Q-customized BMW, I think.
Not really, I belong to those dreamers of systems programming languages with automatic memory management support.

Even though I don't really like most of Go's design decisions, I appreciate it can perfectly fine being used as C replacement, regardless of that anti-GC/RC folks say about it.
If you take amplo and sartines, your blood pressure goes down for sure.

You also could try with some beta blockers. I have a high bpm heart. With the -lols (bisprolol f.e) I got it down to 60 bump and the blood pressure went down to.

Also, red beet juice, 70ml every morning for a few weeks let the pressure go down too. Do not combine it with the sartines.

If nothing helps, you could try to get an surgical treatment where parts of the side-kidney are removed. It produces to much of a hormone and that makes the pressure rise. But it's highly experimental treatment. Not much known.

Have luck my friend.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/anytime

>First Known Use

>1822, in the meaning defined above

While it certainly looks wrong, it is correct.
Reminds me of healthcare.gov.

By the way, we've seen it years ago:

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27048048

* https://www.nextgov.com/artificial-intelligence/2019/03/whit...

Still coming soon? Kudos to OP for submitting this as a reminder.
Sounds about right. Maybe you could do 4 hours if you really wanted to push it.

I do think you could then have another 2-3 hour block of something completely unrelated every day and be very productive doing that as well.
Where did I deny anything? I called the comment edgy. I was stating my opinion regarding the edginess of the parent comment. My opinion, on the comment I replied to, was that it was edgy. That was my conclusion, regarding my opinion, on the topic of the parent comment.

Strange how HNs assume what country others reside in and apply their opinions, projecting them even, onto anything possible, whether or not the thing they are applying them to is at all related to what they reply with, and how they like to put words into the mouths of others with absolutely zero context to be able to make such assumptions, and are in denial about the ignorant-like state of their psyche and daily life as an idiot.
Yes. Anytime cannot be used with “at”

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/anytime-any-time/

I also suspect that most would always write “any time”
Having a bad day I guess?
A friend of mine self hosts a teamspeak server and REFUSES to use discord. Absolutely won't have it. I play along, I respect the self hosting. And it works, we can chat and game.
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For a minority, downvoting is just a quick way to disagree with you.
I'd say Youtube has distributed unauthorized copyrighted works to FAR more people. Most people have never heard of PirateBay or have any idea what a torrent is.
I am a native speaker (of south-west English English, no less) and it does look a bit odd to me too – but apparently both are normal.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/anytime
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Cult of Personality.
The strong man for one, the celebrity for the next, the intellectual for the other.It presumably makes one's own lack of power,fame and significance bearable.
Egoprothesis in a deficient mental model of the world.
It's a quay, named directly or indirectly for the Knights Templar
That's such a simplification. You sound just like a millionaire talking to the working class "just save money, what's the problem? don't get starbucks...".
I've had an idea bouncing around in my head for the best part of 15 years which I wanted to turn into a business. Like many people in this thread: I had a comfortable full-time gig, a young family, bills to pay and a healthy fear of the unknown.

About 3 years ago (entering my 40s), I had a moment of introspection/clarity where it occurred to me that looking back in 20 years time and not having tried would upset me a lot more than any potential failure would have.

So I left my comfortable job and became a solo freelancer/contractor, gave myself a direct pay-cut with a view to building up a couple of years of savings/buffer to subsequently fund myself while building out the idea and the business around it.

What has instead happened is that the freelance/contractor business has become very successful - I get to choose the hours I work, pick and choose projects, I have roughly 12-18 months of pipeline at any point in time, and due to the very niche field I'm currently working in don't have any trouble setting an appropriate rate to the point where I've managed to save about 3 years of buffer in 3 years of operation.

The original idea still bounces around in my head and I've had validation from several of my clients that they would love just such a tool, but: I've already got a comfortable full-time gig, a (slightly less) young family, bills to pay and a healthy fear of the unknown...
I came to post a similar thought too. I meet and help 4 old couples occasionally - in my neighbourhood, and some of my friend's parents - who now live alone. And all of them are physically healthy (as much as 70+ years old can be), and economically well off, but feel depressed due to crippling loneliness. Two of them openly tell me that they curse God for giving them a long life and just wish for death. If India had assisted suicide for old people, these are the kind of people who would be in front of the queue.

And that's one issue I have with such programs - one of the symptoms of depression is suicidal thoughts / ideation, which tends to disappear when depression is successfully treated. And depression also manifests itself in people with other illness. At the very least, these kind of assisted suicide programs should screen for depression in individuals opting for the program, and deny it to those depressed. They should instead be alternatively treated for depression.
That is what colleges are supposed to? To churn Java coders?
I've been getting the anti-adblock pop-ups despite not being logged in. So that last statement seems to not be universally true.
Wordy books are great for self study.
No, the dictionary lists ‘anytime’ as an adverb. Here it is used as a misspelling of ‘any’ followed by the noun ‘time’. There’s also a difference in emphasis in the pronunciation (first syllable is stressed for the adverb).

What the dictionary is saying is that 'any time' and 'anytime' are both acceptable spellings of the adverb. But 'anytime' is never an acceptable spelling of the noun phrase 'any time'.
The cryptographic keys are in memory, at least.
Wonder if they would still work, i.e. battery available, etc. I think I used a similar one back in the day to learn BASIC. Had fun with it, including programming graphics.
Yes, I've been to plenty of touristy places with weird - and inconsistently enforced - rules.

I totally appreciate that in a crowded space, protracted tripod fiddling inconveniences other tourists, and I'd avoid doing that on principle anyway. In this instance, as noted, big empty space, not a thoroughfare, very few people in sight, etc.

I recall at the Mosque-Cathedral in Cordoba (edit - I had misremembered as the Alhambra) they maintained it very dimly lit, low-key lighting - I sat cross-legged on the floor, way out of anyone's way, and used my gorillapod (about 30cm diameter, 30cm high) to try to get a non-blurry, non-flash shot of the ceiling. I was quickly advised this was not allowed. Meanwhile, world+dog was flashing their phones / cameras, ruining everyone's experience as your eyes had no chance to adjust to the lighting. (And also, I suspect, producing quite awful photos they'd soon delete.)
Coursera has a Hopkins institute course called "Psychological First Aid" which is "aimed at first responders to provide a supportive presence, mitigate acute distress, and assess the need for further mental health care". Useful for dealing with when people are breaking down or having a mental health episode of some kind. More importantly it teaches you what _not_ to say, with nice role played examples.

Is this person on heated tobacco or vapes? I have seen people destroy their mental health with these things because they overload on nicotine without realizing it.
Good question, I suspect that's unlikely .. but I'm happy to be proved wrong.

UK Right of Way is a strong public right but essentially rests on a history of use and established transit from somewhere to somewhere.

Temple Quay in Bristol is reclaimed rail and dockyards, it's private, has a history of commercial operation (no public, only owners and workers) and a chuck of the real estate used to be wet where ships parked up (ie not a lot of historic walking on water just there).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rights_of_way_in_England_and_W...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Quay

Have at it - caveat: IANAL .. I'm not even in the UK (at present).
I'm sure somebody will design the exact same thing with an official controller stripped out with the buttons remapped into a mouse and keyboard with a custom pcb.

There's no way to prevent that from happening with software changes.
But still. It's a ground of someone and that someone doesn't want photos to be taken - so, I have to accept that.

One shouldn't get angry just because it's not allowed. Instead, one should search for reasons why like that and not the other way around.
Noob here. What was the justification of SICP using Scheme as vehicle of instruction? I feel the book is intellectually dishonest.
But Control is one of the most graphically intense games of the pre-Unreal 5 era. And it was the demo game for Nvidia's latest graphics features - raytracing, DLSS.

They didn't neglect the style and art direction, but it absoutely required graphical horsepower. Maybe - though - you need top tier art direction to sell the sizzle of top shelf graphics.
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I lived in Stratford (London) for ~8 years until last week. There has been so much development there over the time I've been there. It's now effectively impossible to not use private land to get around the area. Even areas that look like a public road sometimes have signs up somewhere discreet saying that it's actually private land that the landowner typically allows transit through.

More of the UK is going this way, especially as new housing developments are not being adopted by local councils, and remain private land and effectively private roads in perpetuity.

In my opinion this is a bad change that should be resisted, and I would protest this in the form of trespass for the reasonable public use I feel is warranted.
Sorry you lost this person. Super awful and I'm very sorry you are internalizing blame.

In terms of a plan for my buddy... God I just don't have a clue.

My friend is losing his wife/kids and likely moving back in with his folks. He's pretty medicated and has, in my unprofessional assessment, a high degree of learned helplessness from years of unemployment and doctors trying to sort him out.

He loves art, science, and culture (which we connect on), but I don't feel like sitting around and shooting the shit about post-war American art is going to help him. Nor do I think a 'wake the fuck up or else' is called for. But in the right context, maybe it is?

All I know is his mental health is going to plummet when he loses his identity of being an active father and husband. He barely moves all day as it is, but moving back home I think will break him.

Suicidal ideation weirdly isn't what I fear (even though it is very possible). It is more becoming a perma-zombie and vanishing into this abyss that has emerged. He really is in decline.
“when rendering faces […] it still doesn’t look realistic to me”

This gets to the heart of the matter for me. No matter how much hair sways like real hair, skin wrinkles like real skin, or eyes get a glassy look when emotion suggests they should, real humans can spot weirdness from miles away.

That person you see walking towards you, barely visible in the dark and without your glasses on? The tiniest stiffness in the way they made that last step, the way their elbow shifted, have raised your awareness and you’re now considering them a threat, and will watch them carefully and keep your distance.

Or the way they get up from the table they are sitting at clues you into the fact they have a pulled muscle in their lower back or upper right leg and you instinctively watch a little closer in case they fall and you can help somehow.

The scowl and glare of a woman who is playfully admonishing her kids and encouraging them to play along.

While we asymptotically approach ‘perfect’ rendering and simulation, we are still just alongside it, unable to climb out of the uncanny valley.

A game can look beautiful with some creativity and care in its visuals, and it seems like nearly everyone who’s played Tears of the Kingdom or Breath of the Wild is enamoured with their beauty.

I often play just to travel around and enjoy the beautiful landscapes. Even The Depths is enchantingly beautiful, reminding me of what you can see while scuba diving. I wonder if this was intentional.

So yes, while I do appreciate a super high resolution game with rock solid megahertz framerates and physically correct lighting, these are additive in their enhancement, not multiplicative.

Spending effort on these that could have been spread more evenly across art direction, gameplay, music and other aspects serves only NVidia, AMD and those who enjoy ‘high fidelity’ visuals or the game (in its own right) of chasing hardware that is capable of running these games.

To me, there is a parallel with the 'audiophile',
who lusts after higher and higher 'fidelity' and perpetually upgrades their equipment but only
ever listens to a playlist titled "Songs to test headphones with". Spine-tingling cymbal wash and awe-inducing bass sweeps are amazing.

Others are here for the remaining 90% of the music, and are happy to listen on their phones, and don’t even notice when a live performance isn’t a clone of album tracks.

I personally fall into both camps. I love to put on some headphones and listen to ‘audiophile’ music, but that’s a hour or two every few months. Most of the time I’m having a blast with medium fidelity, ultra fun music … and gameplay.
An article about how visually amazing the game is on older GPUs without showing more than 3 very dark screenshots that don't really show much. Sometimes I'm really wondering how people pick their article images.
Prior to Encarta there was Grolier’s encyclopedia.
On the contrary it is a public place, the sign admits that. 'Access is permitted by the owner' - there is not a right of privacy or expectation of privacy in this place, so it's legal to take whatever photo's you like.
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"anytime" means "at any time". Saying "at anytime" would be like saying "at at any time"
When you play online on this locked down device, you usually end up crossplaying with PC players who have the ability to run exploits, making any anti-hacking arguments baseless.

Turn off crossplay and you don't find games with reasonable latency.
I disagree profoundly.

There are things the brain does we have not yet been able to reproduce with a neural network, or to the extent we have seemingly with excessive resources of training and network size. Therefore there is some salient feature of neurology which has been overlooked. I don't think it is necessary to mimic biology down to the exact function of real neurons, but there must in fact be something we are neglecting to mimic.
"Photography is not restricted on land if the landowner has given permission to be on the land"
+1. In Mexico there's a "Medicine" major, which is longer than other majors, but not as long as doing a 4 year undergrad degree followed by a 4 years of med-school. I've always found interesting and a little pointless that even if you know you want to be a doctor you have to go through the extra steps of two degrees/schools.
The only function that satisfies those two equalities is e^ix which has period 2π.
No way in hell, it's currently just a vanity project financed by untrustworthy billionaires (the main financier is literally a snitch for the FBI https://www.businessinsider.com/peter-thiel-fbi-informant-ch...).
Main driving linux for dev for years. Kept a dualboot at home for gaming. Switch to full linux last year. It works better and better. Proton is a bless. Thanks wine and thanks valve.
Well done, one of the least accurate statements I've ever read on HN.
Pubs are owned privately, they are still public places where there is no expectation of privacy.
Didn't 3blue1brown have a video on exactly this?
That's just wrong - Apple devices are much more hearty than the competition (Lenovo as a possible exception).
This letter could easily have been written by GPT3, so I certainly hope the person who would be writing it was one of the people laid off.

Somehow I doubt it though.
No such thing about private laws but there can be bylaws/rules that visitors implicitly agree to when they visit but these cannot conflict or invalidate the law of the land. E.g. they are requesting that people not take photos but they cannot physically stop anyone taking photos, they cannot seize equipment, nor demand that any photos taken are deleted or not used, nor take any action due to photographs been taken as long as the photographs don't break any laws. All they can do is use their legally given right to ask people to leave the property as that's what's proscribed as allowable under the law of the land.
Thing is, it won't stop modded controllers / M&K convertors. Sure it will be a speed bump as existing controllers on the market will become paperweights, but modded controllers have been a thing since at least the 360 days, and back then they were just official controllers with a microcontroller soldered in.

The older K&M convertors would require a wired controller to be connected to them so they could pass the auth check.

All it will do is send it back to those days and remove choice for gamers who want to use unofficial controllers for legit reasons such as some of the fighting sticks on the market.

How pissed would we be if MS forced keyboard manufacturers went though validation before they would work in Windows and tried to claim its for the users protection against hardware keyloggers?

EDITED: to give some additional points
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Exactly what are you doing here then?

But hey I guess I can do this too. How's this? Using cringe as an adjective is cringe.
Good point and yet another indication that the sign was created by a numbskull.
I love this, and I wish this could happen more often. I can't understand why Apple can get away with making your hardware completely non-functional but other companies cannot.

More companies should go full-Apple with their software and their hardware.

Maybe then we'll finally get something done from regulators.