skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unless you start a war against scrapers, you don't need to worry about that as I'll always find a way to scrape your site as long as its valuable to 'me'. Even if it requires Real browser + OCR :)
As if most old GUIs don't also have hidden menus.
No. They are fare ahead.
Law Enforcement Officers. The O maybe wasn’t necessary here
OP probably is estimating that people correctly pronounce the names they've chosen about 95% of the time.
No, unfortunately there are so many reasons this wouldn't work. Just a few

- $3 million per 150 tons is still massively expensive.

- Mass rocket launches are horrendous for the climate because of the resources and energy they require (not to speak of the huge mass of hydrogen/methane for every ton).

- Servers certainly can't be manufactured in space.

- Housing humans to maintain them is too expensive.

- Power in space is expensive.

- Radiating heat away in space is very expensive, and a luxury we take for granted on Earth.

- Shipping parts to space is slow and expensive.

- Modern computers don't like all the radiation in space.

I could go on and on, but basically, doing anything in space is hilariously expensive, and theres no reason to do it unless you absolutely have to be in space for it, like space telescopes, probes, comms or zero gravity experiments. Go play Kerbal Space Program for a bit, and it will expunge whatever dreams of mass space industry you have from your brain :P

EDIT: Now, there is a case for sending small amounts of equipment for scientists to use, or maybe to process data before transmission. HP servers have already been sent to space, see https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/hardware/space-final-fro....
Is there unitarity, symmetry, or conservation when x^2 ± y^2 = 1?

We square complex amplitudes to make them real.

https://twitter.com/westurner/status/967970148509503488 :

> "Partly because, mathematically, wavefunctions are vectors in a L^2 Hilbert space, which is complex-valued. Squaring the amplitude, rather Ψ∗Ψ=|Ψ|^2 is one way to ensure that you get real-valued probabilities, which is also related to the fact that […]" https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/280748/why-do-we...
For this curious it outlines various ways the loans have been discharged including

1. Discharging loans against colleges that have filed bankruptcy and closed

2. People that have taken jobs in the public service sector qualify for student loan forgiveness

3. Getting rid of fees and loans that were accumulated due to predatory behavior on the part of the servicers.

Maybe discuss the specifics rather than the generals of the article.
Don't know about the poster, but I try to find divs and buttons in a fuzzy way. Usually via element text. Sometimes it mitigates changes, sometimes it doesn't. It's a guessing game. Especially when they start using shadow elements or iframes in the page. If I'm looking for something specific like a price or dimensions, I can sometimes get away with it by collecting dollar amounts or X x Y x Z from the raw text.
I mean, the combination of not being laminated and disintegrating with ease is the point so far as I understand it. The idea being that if you ever drop your wallet with it in it somewhere then hopefully environmental conditions will degrade it beyond recognition before someone can find it and make use of it. Not saying that's a good or bad idea, just that it is in fact intentional.
Where the money comes from?
Have you considered the possibility that Musk is actually just wrong?
The fact that you've been downvoted to grey text shows that psychedelic user-promoters are in a thought bubble & refuse to acknowledge there are, in fact, potentially severe downsides.

I was involved with some pretty serious psychedelic users & dealers (dmt, lsd, ket, research chems, mushrooms, etc.) 1/3 of them have had irreparable personality changes for the negative, on a spectrum from 'paralysing social anxiety' to 'unable to parse reality in a standard way leading to relationship-ending disagreements with anyone he knows longer than 2 months'.
We're a six man back end/data eng Python team tasked with building a small public-facing webapp. We went with React, specifically create-react-app, because it was the fastest way forward and has a lot of community/network effect. As others have pointed out, it's relatively easy to hire for.
Include me in the monastery.
Seems they are very close though in the latest release candidate for Gimp 3.x

"GTK+3 port officially done

GIMP 3.0 has been known as the GTK+3 port version, so you will be happy to read that this port is finally over. To be fair, we still have a few minor deprecation warnings here and there, but nothing like the hundreds we used to have."

https://www.gimp.org/news/2023/07/09/gimp-2-99-16-released/#...
and: Does your project even need a front end?

I just scrapped my front end in favor of integration with other platforms: they handle front end, I can focus on orchestrating API calls.
Good question.
Blender lead and community created a huge innertia with projects and conquest to raise funding.
So having a vision comes first, then the funding, and after that a redesign.
our AIM away message was the equivalent to a facebook wall back then
changing the GUI for a good reason makes sense, making it look like photoshop doesn't seem like a good idea.

Photoshop is an arse to use, just like the GIMP. I just happen to have learnt gimp first.
I think Paris has a very good pool of scientists/engineers specialized in AI, it's not just a trend. It's probably linked to the engineering schools ecosystem.

It started with AdTech 15 years ago, then Google/Meta opening labs there.
This says Karen is good English-Japanese name.

To find a good name internationally recognized just open a Bible.
Anna, Maria, etc.
Some biblical names are different, though: Giovanni - John - Jan.
I've seen a client successfully modernize a legacy web app from jQuery to HTMX.

I'm also seeing more and more Svelte in enterprise app clients. It's still small but growing. I'm curious on how the transition to Svelte 5 will pan out when it comes to adoption.

But the best answer usually is: Whatever your team is more comfortable with or comfortable learning.
Except even for basic XFCE stuff, GNOME needs extensions, and on top of that, written in JavaScript.

Also, as you can see on my comments history, most of my GNU/Linux use is on VMs and servers, since VMWare got good enough I have stopped the dual boot dance.
Similar in German. "Alarice" and "Allaryce" stuck out immediately.
Blender is also really careful to NOT needlessly break existing workflows and also doog-foods their own software through having their own studio.

This is in stark contrast to the vast majority of UI-redesigns which tend to break existing workflows, remove features and are just ego-driven projects. You need to be a user of your own software.
Yeah, it's crazy. I never noticed it until someone on HN pointed it out to me a couple of weeks ago, even though there is a LARGE BUTTON RIGHT THERE ON THE SCREEN every time you use Google Assistant on an Android phone.

And while Shazam will always be my first love, Google's version is way, way better at identifying my out-of-key humming.
> I don't imply that, you can add some text, it would still not make the original fundamental UI feedback benefit disappear

What original fundamental feedback? The default disabled style of a form button is not what a button should change to after submit?
How do you support discoverability, sleek work areas with minimal interfaces such as search, and power users at the same time? What does that look like?
Yeah a few studios started picking it up prior to the redesign because it was free and a lot of new animators/designers knew it because it was a free tool they could learn. That was all pre-redesign.

Their support got the ball rolling and then eventually Amazon and a bunch of big studios threw their weight in but I'm not sure how many of them were involved in the redesign.
"throwing your hands in the air" is a form of advertising. "Oh poor me, will anyone rid me of all this stock? I'm so desperate by now, I'm willing to sell it for the low low price of...".

They just had free advertising in a newspaper. That will likely help them move quite a bit of phones.
Make two copies. Delete one, and resize the other. Keep the original.
There are many Stable Diffusion plugins for Blender. Grey box a scene and “render” it with a prompt.
The fact that it's utilitarian is already a red flag for me, because you have to start making judgements about the expected utility output of helping one person over another. Italy had to coldly adopt this mindset when prioritizing care during COVID-19. It has use cases such as ensuring the future workforce and viability of a country in the face of limited healthcare but nobody wants to hear their expected utility is too low to be "worth" helping.

Believing that's the way we should view and calculate every aspect of life feels like a bad mixture of egotism (like Musk believing he's the only one who can save humanity long term) and and, weirdly, a selfishness that the utilitarian's utility is sacred and should only be "spent wisely" and not "wasted."

I find similarities to how many businesses close because they aren't making infinite growth anymore, or scrapping a mostly-complete 80% project (which could be used as-is) since that last %20 is hard.
Wait, let me take a quick look at the salary statistics... Yes, it's a low salary.
lol no. I meant 95% of the time people pronounce the names correctly.
What I like about the Elixir repl, which I assume is similar to the Erlang repl is its ability to connect to a live process, a feature I haven't seen in the Node JS ecosystem.
Roger that. I had two songs stuck in ma haid for a couple decades(!) before I was fortunate to stumble upon them.

They're Coming to Take Me Away, Napoleon XIV

Johnny Cash, Ring of Fire
Seems like as long as the burned forest repopulates, it'll pull the same amount of carbon out of the air as the fire put in.
Sure, but who is going to cut the wood and build the ship? In your first example, no one explicitly owns executing that task, which is very bad if you do want to sail the high seas.
There's no strong authentication requirement. As long as you have an extra gmail account or similar or are able to create one that is not connected to your person, you should be able to create a reasonably anonymous twitter account.

(No I don't know how to create google accounts without using your residential VPN or avoid the phone auth if it ends up forcing that)
Huh!

That could actually be a fun project and shouldn't be very difficult with an ESP32. I've done some PSTN design work (although it was 20+ years ago). Maybe I'll put it on the Winter project list :-)
At least partially Glgov owned isn't the worst idea, though a land value tax and breaking up monopolies would address most of your conerns.
Bitlocker isn't RAM encryption, so I don't see how that proves your point. Those are attack methods for typical disk encryption when no RAM encryption is involved.

Any non-ridiculous RAM encryption will keep the key in the CPU. And since the key only needs to last for one boot, it never needs to leave the chip. If there's hardware in the memory controller doing the encryption it can be designed so that key export is impossible.
Please publish docker images to GHCR, it’s free with much better limits and is as simple to switch to as prepending the docker container url with ghcr.io/. Please do it maintainers!
I contacted Mullvad, who confirmed that they only use bare metal - no virtualization or containerization whatsoever. https://ibb.co/XLDQGGt
You're doing the Lord's work :) Thank you.

Almost 10 years inside here. Going on Monday to have all the charges dismissed.
It's a meaningless semantic argument, you're both right.

One valid way of looking at this is that the debt cancellation costs nothing: the value of the loan doesn't end up being paid by anybody else, it genuinely ceases to exist. The direct cost is $0.

But obviously, you've reduced the future income of the government by that amount: that necessarily means that at some future time, taxes must be raised or spending must be cut (or the deficit increased...) to preserve the status quo and cover the shortfall ($300B - $980B over the next decade for the original plan, according to the CBO).

The argument that forgiving the debt has no cost to society is disingenuous. But so is the argument that "the remaining value of the debt will have to be paid by other people". The reality is somewhere in between.
Et alors ? Quel est le rapport avec la choucroute ?
Guilty once, guilty forever right? You're defined by your lowest moment and surely can never come back from it ; and surely serving your sentence is never enough to be allowed a second chance.

There's not a mention asking for sympathy in there. It's mostly factual, and explanatory of his experience. And the fact that giving opportunities to convicts to educate themselves and find their way seems a much better solution than just educating them to gang life.
Would be cool if GIMP could move to the web like Photoshop is doing.
It's open source, fork it and knock yourself out.
emergentmind.com was presented here on HN, too, which had a similar concept in the beginning: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35356928
Wow! This is a game changer.
Can you detail what you're experiencing? What are you seeing regress daily, and what beta features?

I'm not with Vercel, but my company does extensively use Vercel for many major companies. We have thousands of different Vercel projects for a variety of different companies, none of who are small fish and your experience seems to be the complete opposite of ours?

It's been a dream come true for us.
> They things I’ve had it do with me are mind blowing, my guess is the people who understand it and how to leverage it will increase their own productivity so much that it will reshape economies and put many people out of work that don’t learn how to use it.

This is the kind of hyper sensationalism that I'm talking about. Do you really believe that, or is this you extrapolating to what could be possible in the future if the technology keeps improving? I feel like that is where a lot of the arguments always ended up with crypto advocates as well, if you had doubts or questions about how big of paradigm shift this was going to be for the world, you just didn't get it yet because you couldn't connect the dots this early on.

I'm not doubting that the tool is useful, or that ChatGPT is quite an accomplishment, but I just don't see it "reshaping economies" anytime soon.
No disagreement here. The main thrust of my comment was the observation that perceived fairness is a powerful psychological factor and that it might be at play in discussions like this one.
>I’ve been a victim of violent crime at least a dozen times in my life.

I can't think of a way to say this without sounding insensitive, but have you considered moving?
HTML and JavaScript. If this is truly and enterprise project, whatever you pick of the current crop of JavaScript frameworks will be long gone by the time your application will get a new refresh or seizes to be.

React or Vue might be around in 15 years, but they'll certainly look vastly different. So unless you have a continues budget to stay up-to-date, with room for the occasional rewrite, your developers will be stuck on "old tech" in a few years.

This may not be a web application, if not: WinForms. WinForms will survive another decade or two and will get no new features so it's a stable development platform.
> Especially the error handling makes it really awkward to read go code.

Go does not have error handling at all, just general value handing. What do you find awkward about its value handlers? They are essentially the same as every other C-style language out there.
I'd be more concerned about space radiation. As for cooling, in space you have a lot of space, and each computation unit may get equipped with its own radiator tailored for its heat production, and you may spread datacenters across large areas, so they have enough cooling capacity.

Each solar panel produces a shade, which can be used to put a radiator into, and between the solar panel and the radiator we can put some specific amount of heat-producing computation units.
I still use it. And it's still pretty amazing. That author has been maintaining it for over 10 years with perfect backwards compatibility. I've wrapped it in react now. And then rewrote it in react but kept the wire API so I didn't have to update my server endpoints.
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Why is this?
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It seems most of it was fixing broken rules that were intended to have forgiven most of this debt years ago.
... from scams like Ripple!
> "throwing your hands in the air" is a form of advertising. "Oh poor me, will anyone rid me of all this stock? I'm so desperate by now, I'm willing to sell it for the low low price of..."

Crazy Eddie.
Firefox is a Wayland ready app. You need to set the env variable MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 tough.

Regarding the panel I have no idea. Mine is at the left and I have no problems to move it wherever I want. No idea for that.
Meanwhile gimp probably has lower % usage rate than it did 20 years ago. Improvements are needed, and this is just menus in a popup box anyway
The Invokers Are Coming
> Not "is incorrect," but might be incorrect.

That's why the part you quoted is preceded by "the possibility that".
vite is the new way to go if you're creating a project today and just looking for the fastest way to build and ship something that is dirt cheap to host
Have you attempted to mechanically stopper yourself during this process to increase the treatment duration?
I invite you to actually spell out that argument.

Remember that companies are taxed on their surplus, not their income. So this means that these kinds of taxes are not a extra cost that is evenly distributed among all companies, companies with low or no surplus will pay little. Up-coming competitors (with low surplus) get an advantage, increasing competition.

If the companies could simply increase their prices 15% today without loosing to competition with others, they would already have done so.
GIMP lost me when they switched to flat monochrome icons. Well, I still use the old version.
View every individual ant on Earth
My primary concern with student loan relief is that it doesn't resolve the underlying issues. Student loan relief should probably be coupled with some kind of educational system reform in order to escape the vicious cycle. Otherwise in a few years we'll basically end up in the same place.
Others might care less about this than we did, but we were also thinking about popularity of names we were considering, including changes in popularity over time. There are names that feel very natural to me because they were common among my peers but that are actually pretty uncommon among children now and vice versa.

For the US, I found it helpful (and fun) to download the social security data on frequency of names for each year, so that I could then plot the popularity of a given name over time. This was also helpful for considering how unisex a name is or isn't.
Nobody is stopping you from contributing.

A lot of FOSS projects could do a lot of amazing things if they had enough people who "just do the work".
Plain React with Vite. Don’t need much more than that.
> And the same applies, for example, to moving selections, because in GIMP, you need to press Ctrl+Alt and then drag to move the contents of the selection, which is not how people expect this to work coming from many other applications. Again, the only way they can find this out is by watching a tutorial or reading the user manual.

This is a shortcut for Cut+Paste, which I always use anyway because I find it more intuitive.
Well, it looks like he finally did it!

https://pthorpe92.github.io/humor/How-to-get-on-hackernews-f...
It's pretty amazing to find out that you can actually improve your knees (and feet, ankles, hips, shoulders..) so they don't hurt and generally suck, even if you're not 20. +1 for the knees over toes guy programs
China sure isn't going to advertise buying a copy.
I always wondered how a company could offer free video hosting in exchange for mining them and creating AI. Once they've been mined and they know who watches them, the content becomes superfluous and I suppose it can get deleted. So that is where we are now.
Sauerkraut toi même, je trouve ce factoid assez intéressant.
It's better than what currently there is but why does open source software have to have such bad UI? what are those lock and checkboxes? a 5 year old could come up with better icons...

What's up with the thick lines around UI elements? it all looks so 2008.

It sometimes looks to me like absolutely 0 designers are actually involved in open source, at all
Gwern has noted the same in his post:

> Wikipedia summarizes Guillem et al 2005 as “Technically, nicotine is not significantly addictive, as nicotine administered alone does not produce significant reinforcing properties” - the addictiveness coming from MAOIs (eg. Khalil et al 2000, Khalil et al 2006) & possibly other compounds present in tobacco
No OP, but bystander effect is definitely real.
*Anecdotal example* : got immediate response for my email after addressing specific person. This was after repeated appeals for help/response to entire team on same email chain.
No, Coinbase removed ripple because of the sec going after ripple.

Once the SEC lost the case, they added it back.

In order of events:

https://www.coinbase.com/blog/coinbase-will-suspend-trading-...

https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/sec-dropping-claims-again...

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2023/07/13/crypto-exchange-...