skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Natural rights aren't. There is no high authority in heaven enforcing them - it's just things that feel so right and obvious to everyone, that they can serve as universal common ground.

The only hard laws are laws of physics. Those laws say that, ultimately, if I can beat you to death, my wants trump yours. Everything else is built on top of that.

"Might makes right" never went away. It just got pushed upwards to nation states with monopoly on violence, which can create conditions that allow its populations to enjoy different rules. It still holds between nation states, which is why everyone keeps an army.

The world being mostly at peace in the past decades is a result of a multi-layered Mexican standoff. Nuclear powers are locked in MAD, and everyone else allies themselves with one.

So, to answer the original question:

> What supernatural being descended on earth and gave governments the supreme right to own the path from earth into space.

Nuclear weapons do. Or, in general, superior military strength. Governments are free to regulate whatever they want, however they want. They're limited from by self-preservation from both directions - from the bottom, avoiding a civil war; from the top, avoiding breaking the Mexican standoff.
I tried but I couldn't do it
I think this tells more about company culture than the people themselves, some companies like small things, and others like cathedrals.
Show HN: Plasmic – open-source Webflow + Retool + React CMS
I think his point is more that most of them solve issues the CMS should address directly (in his opinion) or that should be better addressed outside the CMS (e.g. SSL and caching). The emphasis in that sentence is in the last part:

> they mostly just fix boring problems that users shouldn’t even be worried about having to fix at all

And I agree, to an extent: import/export should probably be rolled into core, comment spam shouldn't be the default (although arguably this just means comments should be removed from core), technical SEO should be covered by the CMS and editor (be that Gutenberg or Elementor) and WordPress should have a built-in way to handle forms and configuring e-mail sending.
Not a comfortable disclosure, but it matches your observation. That’s what I expect from a pics and gifs site. Tags allow me to filter out material I find repulsive or boring (specific comic authors, topics, memes, “big …”, onlyfans bs, politics). Serious sites don’t do tag filters, they are either non-profit or all business with ads and tracking. I’d filter 98% of the internet if I could.
Subdivisions of the hyperbolic plane. Propably more for the patterns then physics here.
My take: It is poorly written and has low impact
Regardless, that's most likely leased spaces. If they don't make money, they lose money. And they seem to be off for a significant amount of time given that everyone seems to have a first hand story about it.
This is the theme of the 2017 Pixar movie "Coco" [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coco_(2017_film)
You can also print out your passwords and keep them with you end of life documents, depending on how often you change passwords if at all.
"The Oil Wells of Our Native Land: May They Never Secede"

That's a good Civil War joke.
I was in a clinic where they did ct or mri and measured my brain and the dopamine release. That was as a child.
I did say this because most adhd is loosely diagnosed and brain scans are rare but the final proof. Sorry my English is not so good
> Whereas fossil fuels add to the overall level of CO2 by emitting carbon that had been previously locked away, SAF recycles the CO2 which has been absorbed by the biomass used in the feedstock during the course of its life.

Source: https://www.iata.org/en/programs/environment/sustainable-avi...

I guess it's reasonable to claim that it's sustainable if it's part of a cycle rather than just being a source of CO2 dug straight out of the ground. We still have a way to go with carbon capture but this feels like an improvement over the current fuels.
I agree that friendly competition is important. It's the "relative to their peers" part that I find shocking.

Obviously I want my own children to live the best possible life I can give them, but I want their peers to do well, too. It is crazy to me to care only about your children's status in their community, rather than their absolute wellbeing and the wellbeing of the community they are a part of.
That seems odd to me. When I plug in my Ioniq 5 I get around 5-6 miles of range per hour, and I imagine it gets worse miles/kWh than a Mini
First CRISPR therapy for sickle-cell disease authorized in UK
RPS Deckbuilder
Objective: Players must play at least one card during the Play phase.

Turn Structure: 1) Draw - Each player draws until they have 7 cards in their hand.
2) Play - Each player plays cards from their hand facedown.
3) Showdown - Players reveal their set cards and determine the winner.
4) End - Winners put their cards in play on the bottom of their deck in a random order. Losers discard their cards in play.

Deck Construction: Exactly 60 cards comprised of any combination of the following,
Rock (VALUE=1)
Rock (VALUE=2)
Rock (VALUE=3)
Rock (VALUE=4)
Paper (VALUE=1)
Paper (VALUE=2)
Paper (VALUE=3)
Paper (VALUE=4)
Scissors (VALUE=1)
Scissors (VALUE=2)
Scissors (VALUE=3)
Scissors (VALUE=4)

Card Rules:
Rock beats Scissors. Paper beats Rock. Scissors beats Paper.
If a card in play beats an opposing card, that card's VALUE is doubled.

Play Rules:
Players cannot play cards with a combined VALUE greater than 5.
So people who disagree with you are all dumb hillbilly child nerds who don't read the news?

Putting aside the inflammatory name calling, your evidence for your position is China (not the place where English language hyperstitions are a problem), and that 5% of Americans answered that they don't believe in interracial marriage on a survey. But 5% is a trivial number and within the noise floor of surveys. Helpfully Scott Alexander has also written about that:

https://slatestarcodex.com/2013/04/12/noisy-poll-results-and...

So where's the actual problem here? The west is not a racist part of the world, you selected the best numbers you could find for your case and they don't support that belief. The obsession with "racist" language isn't really anything to do with race. It's a power trip by nasty people who enjoy the feeling of taking part in and driving along these cascades.
I can see the reasoning behind Gutenberg, but the implementation is absolutely insane. Everything is needlessly complicated, there's no way to debug it, documentation is either missing or outdated, and so on and so forth. A large customer (who's been using Wordpress for close to 10 years now with a heavily optimized custom theme) wanted to use it, because it looked so shiny and cool, but in the end we had to put half a dozen people into what turned out to be a two year long migration process that's still not finished. At this rate, Wordpress will drop Gutenberg for a new editor before all that effort paid off.
You probably need a headless CMS of some kind so the client can manage it. I've used decap/Netlify CMS, and it's fine, but it's clearly not anyone's priority anymore.
stop being wrong, it's not rude to point out that you're wrong and with evidence.
Unless you have a good solution in place that abstracts away the CMS, and triggers automatic (near-instant) redeploys, that's usually not a good idea.

Your marketing team(/person) will have to do many dozen changes a day on your landing pages, and you don't want them having to wait for changes to appear on the website.

A base WP setup that is managed via version-control + WPs normal live CMS is still one of the best CMSs out there IMHO.
No, that would be crazy. Ofc I want syntax highlighting. There's a bug in the newest version which removes syntax highlighting. I thought it's more common, so I understand that probably most are not understanding my comment.
https://github.com/lapce/lapce/issues/2747
Computers finally work how we've always believed them to.

Unreliably following instructions, causing bugs which are fixed by shouting at the machine.
It's greenwashing, they are hoping we won't pay too much attention to air travel as it's clearly impossible to switch the whole fleet to SAF.

For the UK we would need to switch half of our agricultural land to growing feedstock in order to switch to SAF.

https://eandt.theiet.org/content/articles/2023/02/uk-would-h...
i'm opposite the guy who 'critiqued' you.
I appreciate 'programmers' approaching 100year old crafts, and instead of blindingly accepting 'you MUST do it this way!', they curiously investigate and consider the 'but WHYs' of doing it a particular way.
If the old way is any good, it can stand up to this informed scrutiny..

OTOH, every toddler inventing his own broken javascript-dialect-framework with 5 broken square wheels every 6 minutes, THAT I could do without..
It's very much implementation defined yes. I'm currently using this for something that runs for about 10 seconds, and even music playback and mouse cursor movement gets affected.

(But I'm about to move it to GPU)
It's true that the retina and optic nerve do a lot of processing, but that doesn't make them part of the brain. The spinal cord does its own processing too (including reflexes), but it's not part of the brain either.

According to your logic, my USB-connected webcam is part of my computer's CPU (or at least motherboard). It isn't, even though it does a lot of processing on its own and probably has a CPU of its own inside.
How will payment work if the adapter is passive?
It's super common here in Sweden. Hell, we have a diesel car! The used car market was full of diesel cars. All petrol stations here have diesel tanks. It's diesel all the way down!

They need less fuel than petrol, but one issue is that they don't lend themselves well to 100% city driving because this can lead to costly diesel particulate filter repairs as they clog up. Diesel cars automatically regenerate the filters (burn the muck to ash) as you drive e.g. over 40 mph for >25 minutes or so. (depends on car model) You should drive like that at least once a month.

However, where I live, longer distance driving is pretty common.

They're falling out of favor with rising diesel prices since covid and of course EV's. Companies here go full EV nowadays for several reasons, public image only one of them.

I'd also like to go electrical but seems like we're still stuck for yet a few years because they still don't offer charging poles in apartment garages very liberally, and for any kind of convenient EV use, it honestly builds upon the fact that you can charge it overnight close to home.
Tried now. I downloaded a whole repo for a Phoenix Project (so more than 1 file) and uploaded it to ChatGPT as a zip file. It works but answers are not perfect but I guess a python/javascript project should work better since it has more training data on those languages.
what's frustrating is it doesn't have to be that way. We have the know-how to install proper noise pollution prevention, yet we don't do that (in the US) because it would cost more money.
Raking a fistful of pill fail often, with little consequences (unlike a bullet, who might fail but consequences are painful).

Jumping is rare, the only case I know of was someone with bone cancer who suffered a lot (I'm kinda remember her but I was very young when she died). Bullets are a common way to go for people with hunting background. There is a reason why 'revolving credits' were called 'revolver credits' in my area before they were basically outlawed (I'm from the countryside).
"Become a better writer by learning a conlang" (particularly one that is vague by design) is probably the most HN writing advice ever.
Google's advanced music generation model and two new AI experiments
Between Squarespace and Shopify it's really hard to argue in favour of Wordpress these days, yeah. In theory WP can do everything, but it needs a full-time PHP dev (and these days, also a full-time react dev for Gutenberg) to baby sit it and keep up with vulnerabilities, incompatibilities and all the other stupidity of the Wordpress ecosystem.
Phishermen rejoice!
Which EInk notebook do you use?
Yes: if so configured, wazero respects context cancelation (including, but not limited to, timeouts).

This has a slight toll on performance: a call back from WASM AOT-compiled-assembly into Go is introduced regularly (on every backwards jump?) to give the Go runtime the opportunity to yield the goroutine and update the context (and break infinite loops), even when GOMAXPROCS=1.

Coordinating with the Go scheduler might be an area where there's some room for improvement, if fact.
"lost the plot with its block editor, Gutenberg"

I don't get the flak, your comment also doesn't explain why Gutenberg is responsible for all this. WP is by far, faaar the most popular website platform, a huge driver of profits for a whole ecosystem of (mostly not so great) companies yet it's open source and Automattic is not anywhere as profitable as it should be compared to this. It must be a hell of a hard job steering this ship and still be not scummy/as good-willed as this company still manages to be.
Also DocJade: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Kvi4JPUsak
There is a very large spectrum of quality for C++ developers.

That's why the yearly salary of a senior C++ dev can vary a lot, usually from 1x to 10x.
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We spend a lot of time matching items in one list in another list...it's time consuming. Speaking with our fractional CFO, he said he also spends too much time match items in one list in another. So we built https://robomerge.com/ so you don't have too. It is free for now and allows for anonymous sessions created by your ip address, we will be allowing user registrations soon, and we also have an api in the works. Feedback welcome.
So it sounds like the less you grow up talking about colors, the better you are at observing them?

If so, maybe we do our children a disservice for teaching them color words.
“Sustainable” as a marketing word was likely chosen to refer primarily to itself, i.e. the production of the fuel itself is sustainable compared to drilling for a known finite resource (crude oil). However, it is ecologically sustainable in that we are using material already making the rounds as opposed to unsequestering carbon sinks only to immediately burn.

There are other benefits, CO2 is not the only greenhouse gas around, and conventional Jet-A releases non-CO2 emissions into the atmosphere. SAF has stricter requirements as to what sort additives are allowed based on each chemicals specific burn profile.
I take the opposite view, look no further than all the security holes in Microsoft Windows compared to Linux which is more difficult to actually maliciously hack that windows.

Security by obscurity has failed every time it's been attempted. every. time.
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And that my friends, is why Virtual Reality will never ever be real, or even look real. I know it's truism, but the sheer realization of that makes me empty and desperate (jk).

Just trying to simulate realism would mean you take an object in your hand in VR, and are able to examine it closely, seeing scratches or others details.

Of course, these details must not be made using procedural generation. That would mean going back to square 1, a superficial world of shallow details. We want details that have a history.

So imagine you're able to find a way to scan these details and reproduce them in VR. You'd have the same problem at a deeper level, say using a magnifier, only revealing the void of your digital life and nothing around has meaning.

Say now you're able to scan details at deeper levels, even at an infinitely deep level. You'd have to store them, and that would probably mean using more storage that they are atoms in this world, so it would be impossible, or would it? Would it be possible to compress details, or vectorize them, so that they'd take less weight that their equivalent?

Another problem would be details for objects that exist only in VR. Here again, these details would need to have a history. That scratch would be here or there and in that shape for a specific reason. That would require a deep understanding of physical laws, and being able to reproduce them at infinitely smaller levels. And store them here again.

So I guess that makes the whole task impossible. I guess it'll never be possible to transfer your soul into VR, and even if it were, you'd become crazy realizing your world is limited, not by the geographical limits you're bound to, but by the depth of details you'd be able to explore.
There is an app, its just that the car is running it instead of your phone.
Well... Samsung phones are mostly compatible with LineageOS. Only reason, why I buy used Samsung phones. Build quality and AMOLED screens are perfect.

With LineageOS I can use Android completely degoogled, which I have about 4 years now.
I would very strongly urge people to actually work and build tools with LLMs.

Its readily apparent after a point that the previous poster is correct, and that these are simply tools.

They are impressive tools yes. But life they are not. At best, they are mimics.
Yann LeCun has pointed out [0] that due to the autoregressive nature of LLMs, you'll never be able to stop them hallucinating.

I think what you need is an architecture that emits a fully built answer directly from memory after working on it for a while, not one that builds it up token by token.

[0] https://www.hopsworks.ai/dictionary/rlhf-reinforcement-learn...
That's not true.

Rent Guidelines change every year. They've typically been 2% or lower. Due to high inflation, the latest increase is 3.0%. [1]

There is no longer High-rent or High-income rent decontrol since 2019. Individual Apartment Improvements and Major Capital Improvement now provide a much smaller basis for rent increases and/or are temporary. [2]

[1] https://rentguidelinesboard.cityofnewyork.us/wp-content/uplo...

[2] https://hcr.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2021/08/rent-laws-...
Give this kid a job right now
The libstdc++ one is also pretty good.
Generate working HTML/JS UI from a wireframe, using AI
Cool demo but would be infuriating to use (in it's current state). It just left out the left hand navigation completely and added a new nav element at the top right.
Nice to see CPython stopping being the holdout against JIT compilation adoption, amidst popular dynamic languages implementations, after Smalltalk, JavaScript, PHP, Ruby...

Also kudos for the PyPy team, that meanwhile made a heroic effort to mitigate this. Wish it had become more broadly adopted.
Canned tomatos.

Usually better than the real thing since what's in the can is ripe, juicy and tasteful.

Something we only get in the middle of summer from real tomatos in middle and northern Europe.

Note, though, that the can should contain tomatos with no salt (let alone acid) added. Just the pure product.
I've wanted to make something like that for awhile but the web component standard is so lousy I haven't bothered (shameless plug: https://btmc.substack.com/p/making-sense-of-web-components).

More important than shadcn/ui is really the underlying Radix UI, the unstyled components. I'd love a copy-pastable pile of unstyled components one could just grab the individual, dependency-less .js file and plop it into a codebase.
WordPress, blogging and internet content in general is pretty sad.

With new AI tools, folks I know who used to run content websites have also thrown in the towel from the content game.

Imo, this is the last decade when the “web” is still a thing.
Or use a password manager, keep everything there and print out the „emergency kit“ that 1Password and probably others have.
School first.
Probably because alternatives like Contao didn't really mature until 2010 or later, by which point Wordpress was already massive enough to have user groups and conferences everywhere, and could afford to just coast by on its momentum even as the product kept getting worse and worse.
I would just argue I have not the same tolerance/expectancy regarding reality when it comes to animated movie vs those with actors made of flesh or depending which subject is treated.

For example I kind of hate most action movies starring actors like Tom Cruise or movies such as the James Bond or Jason Bourne series but I do love more liberty with reality when it comes to movies treating on myths/legends, science fiction or animated movies.

Everyone put their own cursor. This discussion is kind of moot anyway without knowing the author intention.
This is neat but beware these kinds of text transformation tasks (summarization, translation) have by far the least hallucination rates.
If there's one company that has the capability to become a Samsung/Intel (IDM) on steroids, it is Huawei.
They have the money,talent, determination and state backing.
Yes, but actually small can often be much larger then 100-300 depending on the specifics. Programmers often vastly underestimate how fast cache, and prefetch can go compared to complicated data structures.
Don't get me wrong, I do appreciate the criticism of the current naming! It does seem to create some unwanted friction of using or talking about the library, I was just trying to explain the thought process and ideate on top of it but we will have a second look regarding the name and how to make using and talking about the library as unconfusing as possible
> Whenever we hit a tiny corner case

These are the nightmare of WordPress sites. Someone builds a house of cards out of a pile of plugins, and then I'm asked "Why might it cost $$$ to upgrade my WordPress plugins?!?". Well sire, because plugins can throw in breaking changes, and an upgrade may take 2 minutes an work perfectly, or it might introduce a corner case that breaks something. And you don't have any automated tests to detect this breakage, so someone has to check by hand. Or forget a corner-case, it may completely break part of your site because a (commercial) plugin developer decided to rewrite and get rid of a feature you depended on [true story].

I try not to touch anything beyond a WordPress landing/marketing site, but every so often one comes bundled with another project or I give in to a sob story...
way more mature, sure, but simpler? it has to vend a liquid and measure its amount and then charge you at the pump a specific amount. whereas the EV chargers are a cable and an Internet connection.
I don’t see the point; if you want to copy an existing website, why not use Httrack? The website would always be more similar and you save on GPT’s API. Where this technique shine is for sketch to website.
Some 16 year olds are kids some are not… but whether they’re a child or not doesn’t depend on their level of artistic talent / skills
Nvidia hardware?
As marked by another model.. So as long as the machines think it's true, it's true :)
Jazz: Using jq and fzf, fuzzily select JSON input [homemade gist]
What is a source for your claims?
It's even more true for larger collections. Stroustrup gave a talk on this back at GoingNative2012. Tl;Dr: "Use a Vectah" -Bjarne

https://youtu.be/YQs6IC-vgmo
Resonates.

In vscode I just cmd-shift-p for almost anything.

macOS also has a menu bar search feature in the help menu. Used it a couple times on apple’s own numbers. Worked quite well.