skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use `python -m http.server` on the sender side, and https://github.com/Densaugeo/uploadserver on the receiver side if Python or the network is problematic to setup on the sender. This is simple and works well for my use cases, since I don't have a need for those features you mention. The only feature I miss is encryption, which could be done via an SSH tunnel with a bit more work, but I usually don't bother if I'm on my home LAN.
The only business that you need is a bank. They're subject to all sorts of special regulations already including the inability to refuse customers for a basic account in some countries. Other exceptions are things like the post office and such.

Special laws for a regular businesses isn't needed.
Yes, you do not get a compile time error, but visually a big STR is front is enough
"${variable}" vs STR."${variable}"

And editors will use different colors.

Using \ or $ is not about backward compatibility but about ergonomics.
How's the data being sourced?
Consultants make less than employees can, since they have no upside.
It's more helpful to think of it as a power generator that produces that level of power. Then you use it or store it.

Having an onboard power source coupled with storage is an amazing win. And these power generators (not batteries really) are very small.

So, when phone is "off" it pulls some mW from each of the many such power cells onboard to charge battery, then when phone is "on" it works like normal.
Combinatorial Problem
This is not a homework problem. What's the best way to approach the following? 0-1 ILP works, but there might be something better:

Imagine you have a checkers board and a bag of black pieces. You want to place the pieces on the chess board so that there are no 4 in a row diagonally, vertically, or horizontally. What is the maximum number of pieces you can put on the board?
Really needs to be worldwide - in keeping with the Big Mac index
It's a McMonopoly!!
I was looking at their documentation:

> For example, Axiom's integrator gives you the answer when an answer exists. If one does not, it provides a proof that there is no answer. Integration is just one of a multitude of symbolic operations that Axiom provides.

What does "an answer exists" in this case? Is axiom able to prove that an integral does not have an answer mathematically, which seems impressive, or just that it can not be found using its own substitucion rules?
What are people doing that their homes need so much bandwidth? My ISP offers Gigabit and I use their cheaper, third-tier, 200 Mbps option, since I cannot conceive of a use for more.
Problem with these predictions is the richest people look at them and say: No impact for me personally.

Do we have e.g. estimates about what happens to food production? Or is the problem just so complex that even predicting the consequences is near impossible?
Non MSM-influenced unbiased overview of events: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events
There is another effect, if the dependency is strong enough suppliers can intentionally lower the quality to force Boeing to buy them out with much greater profits than they would have made from continuing as a normal supplier. Thus suppliers have an strong incentive to lower quality to unsafe levels and Boeing has a strong incentive to not do anything about it.
I'm curious: "no amount of social force will make me accept certain behaviors." Why is "accept" the verb used in this statement? Why not "tolerate" or "allow" or "grudgingly ignore"?

To state my perspective by way of personal anecdote: I find it shitty that I have neighbors who like to run their errands with pistols strapped to their waists like they want to be Wyatt Earp when they grow up, but my acceptance or non-acceptance of the situation is irrelevant. I don't feel like I'm forced to accept the situation just because I have no right or power to change it by myself. As an aside: I bet if I tried to go get those neighbors of mine fired for their open-carry, I would end up shot.
> Also whenever it rains even a little, people devolve even more and go about 35mph on the freeway with no one in front of them.

And God forbid it snows. Even with a light dusting people just stop on HWY 17 halting traffic for hours until emergency services is able to tow everyone off the mountain.
You keep missing it.

If I go to a job interview and at the end of it, the person says “ok, I’m gonna flip this coin — guess the outcome and you get the job”. I guess — I miss.

Then they say “want to guess again?”

Repeat until I get the job.

Probability has an effect on outcomes, but only insofar as the chances you’re willing to take. Luck is just an observation of a single outcome.
Boycotts work. If anyone wants to make an impact, point them towards boycotting. Definitely more effective than standing in the road.
Latex or Postgresql. If I'm not wrong, Psql is a Perl script, and many pg_X commands (pg_ctlcluster, pg_conftool, pg_upgradecluster... etc) also are Perl.

I can't see why is ridiculous if it works
> More unsolicited advice… when I argue with someone, I have to pause and determine, “what are they actually capable of doing in this situation?” Those HR people couldn’t answer any of her questions.

I agree with you. But with just 10 minutes of preparation she at least partially knew that her audience was wider than just the participants.
Doubt any companies who needed commercial art will care at all. Most likely they will force artists to use AI to hyper speed up the process and fix some of the imperfections at the end. But there is no way they will be keeping artists exponentionaly so they can produce the same result the “inefficient” way.
They use these in pacemakers.
A sudden stop is something the driver behind should be prepared to handle, so if there’s a crash, it’s caused by a lack of caution on the part of the driver behind, not overcaution of the braking driver.
At least in California, businesses pay rates that are partially determined by the number of UI claims the company has paid out. You get a letter-based score that has many different tiers.

Startups without a long history end up in the worst category be default, iirc.
Who the hell would get mcd when in n out is like 2x as good for about the same money. Absolute insanity
Culture changes take ages, and aerospace a very, very slow moving industry.

Diversity, and whatever right eing talking point non-sence people spit out, has nothing to do with any of the issues at Boeing. Or at any other company.

Sad that people actually believe that nonsense. Especially coming from a decidedly non"woke" manly man guy like Musk, who is also on record deprioritizing safety, and who's cars and facotories are as bad as it get nowadays outside of sweat shops.
Not much f it can infect more than 1 other member of the host population first.

See Ebola or Marberg viruses.
Porn is about the commodification of sex though, not about sex itself. You are also giving the worst interpretation possible, arguing it's "a tool to ruin lives and careers", which is very much not the point.
> more digestible

I see what you did there.
Exactly. Much of the debate is about how HR handled this so poorly and that's what we can all hear on the video. It's not really about whether her performance was worthy of getting fired. Nor is it about the Cloudflare bottom line.
That depends I think on the demographic hiring her as the TikTok generation as you can see are all on her side (older generation might view her as young/inexperienced/whiny to entitled brat). It might be a good PR stunt to hire her and thus look good in the eyes of possibly the millions who commented in her favor.

As well after Covid things are different like people don't and don't want to work as hard as they use to. We value our own time more then our employers time. A very small dataset where I experienced this is going to fast or casual food restaurants 15 to 30 minutes before they close. Some will cuss you out in a nice way for you making them do their job close to closing hours.
I found this out late in life working on an environmental cause. We were all volunteers and had limited money, so I started learning about pipelines and regulations and legal concepts, etc etc. If you have the right kind of mind, it very empowering to be able to step into a new field and really learn it and work it.

The flip side of this is that not everyone’s brain works this way. In fact, I’d say the vast majority can’t do this. The biggest mistake an autodidact can make is assuming other people can learn like they do. But if you have the gift, use it and explore it and it will likely be highly rewarding to your life.
[name redacted] did in the beginning have a paid tier that I was subscribed to but the author found it too much hassle to deal with and so removed it.
My understanding is that phone near your genitals is not recommended at least for men because the increase in heat affects your testicular production, like any increased heat source would (between the heat of battery usage and the non ionizing radiation from the radio). I remember my science teacher talking about it in high school, and that was pre smartphone era (~2003 or so). I also remember it saying that guys liked wearing boxer and jeans and the increased friction was pushing more heat there anyway.

Now every 6 months we have a study about low and lowering sperm count in males, and between that and food changes and microplastics overabundance and ... It feels like that's a lost cause.
Language is interesting.

There is a kind of onion called a "Vidalia onion," grown in the town of Vidalia, Georgia. They're a sweeter onion, which is unusual, which is why it grew into a brand.

However, because of this, a lot of people's first exposure with a sweet onion is a Vidalia. But not all sweet onions are Vidalia onions. Yet sometimes people still use "Vidalia" to mean "sweet onion" in a generic sense.

I suspect it's very similar, honestly: I don't think your average American knows that Champagne is a place. Their only exposure to the word is via that style of wine. And so they associate it with the style rather than the brand/region.

(Vidalia onions are also protected legally in the same way that Champagne is; a lot of people in this thread saying that that's just some silly French thing don't realize how common this is. In the onions' case, this has been true since 1989.)
Have you actually watched Jodorowskys movies? Because if you go and watch one, you know that his Dune would be have been an absolutely incomprehensible nightmare. The costuming would have been really cool, but the story would have been totally changed to be incoherent, and it would have become an infamous scandal at changing a movie away from the book storyline.

I was so intrigued by this documentary, and how amazing it might be, until I went and actually watched ‘El Topo’. It was probably the worst movie I’ve ever watched… To this day everyone I asked to watch it with me will bring up how bad and weird,incoherent, and gross it was.
I agree! They could be making movies like Winnie the Pooh, Blood and Honey or maybe the Saw movies. Lots of creativity there and no law against it. Probably wouldn't have been fired. But people-a husband and wife pleasuring each other? Intolerable! And while we are at it, you know that statue of David? Put some pants on it!
Cloudflare is off my list of potential employers.
And you still haven’t listed a metropolitan area - and I’m being pedantic because you may not be able to live in Manhattan or downtown Seattle - for $100K?
Are they in the same state/county/city?

The Valley Fair mall in the bay area is in both San Jose and Santa Clara, and the minimum wage is different at different locations in the mall.
In a way, mural art in churches and cathedrals is advertising. It's advertising for that religion, showing you the promised benefits of subscribing or the terrible things that will happen if you don't sign up now during this limited offer.
I see what you're trying to say, like I understand the intuition, but like I was saying earlier this is an already understood topic https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radix_economy and that point has been addressed. Sorry, not trying to be a jerk. Just wanted to point that out in case you're interested in this subject.

In the example you gave, I'm assuming by 'physical element' you mean 'placeholder' or digit. Storing more numbers in a single placeholder seems like you're just getting efficiency for free, but that's not how information works. You have to come up with a unique symbol for one million numbers (0 - 999,999). Which you have to pay for.

base 64 is a more realistic example. With 64 characters per digit, it may seem like it's more efficient, since you require less digits to express the same number as base 10 or 2, but you still have to encode 64 unique characters, and it ends up being less efficient. That doesn't mean less efficient is worse. It just means it is more specialized and used for different things. For example, base64 gets used when you want to encode information in a small amount of space. Otherwise, for the actual storage and computation of data, lower bases are preferred, and base 64 is still obviously stored as binary.

For what it's worth, the base integer with the best radix economy is 3, followed by 2.
Some things cost more depending on their situational advantage. For example a run-down Jeep sitting in a garage and thought of as 'worthless' would be worth a fortune at a Jeep fair and seen as a collectible.
I am not against using machine learning, nor am i against companies doing so. What I dont want is stolen property, which a lot of ai currently relies on.
My apologies - not calling you a loser.

Just saying that blaming one’s own or other people’s success on luck will always lead to suboptimal outcomes for the blamer. Good and bad events will happen one way or another, and it’s up to each one of us to make the most of it.

Therefore, if you think luck is the main determinant of outcomes, you’ll try much less hard.
I know you're being sarcastic, but responding seriously to Elon: Spirit Aerosystems is the subcontractor that installed the window panel incorrectly. Boeing spun them off due to all the MBAs in the C-suite (most of whom are white and have the dangly bits and probably commit sexual harassment against their female employees as is traditional in business). Ever since 2020 Spirit Aero has had 0% gross margins and now their debt service every quart is half of their sales on top of that. Boeing has clearly driven them into the ground to try to spice up the BA stock price. The end game is probably to drive them into bankruptcy and reacquire them for $1 or get them a government bailout or something. I have no idea who is buying SPR at $27 these days, seems like a sure way to lose all your money. This has nothing to do with "diversity hires" and everything to do with the MBA management culture in the United States. What Elon is doing is the modern evolution of race baiting to distract from the actual issues.
Being immortalized doesn't suddenly mean you stop paying bills
Good question. I was having those types of issues and I recall issues with booting the usb stick via EFI too. I did install the latest Pop!_OS and it works last night so clearly better this time around!
The rural Arizona Mcdonalds kingpin may try to get this site taken down - make sure to archive
So we can have more stories like this? https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/fire-briefly-breaks-out...
Gaza is not part of Israel. They have their own government (Hamas), their own military (Hamas) and their own administrative functions. Israel withdrew in 2005, forcibly pulling out every Jewish person that lived there (and Jewish people have lived there for thousands of years).
> Porn doesn't affect employee performance.

You are basing your whole argument on an unsubstantiated assertion.
How is Edwin Black on the Holocaust? I thought he was pretty good, but I caught him writing some terribly inaccurate stuff about early Islamic history recently, and was disappointed.
Look at the location on the map. It’s practically next door to a different McDonald’s that’s more than 1$ cheaper.
Yes, without naming it, because people (as you demonstrate) immediately presume anarchy === bad/chaos/disorder. All Anarchy means is No Kings, not No Order. In fact, anarchy allows for a type of emergent, bottom up order that cannot ever happen by top-down fiat mandate. It permits all (consensual, private property respecting) beliefs.

It does Not prevent someone else from disapproving of your actions (making porn), but it Does ensure that their response is limited only to their property/sphere of influence.
I'm not saying they're unsafe (I don't know that, but I do trust my national agency if they certify it). I'm saying convincing people who need a peacemaker to not die about a magic device that keep their heart beating is much easier than convincing any random person to have a radioactive phone.
It’s using RT’s scoring, which tends to favor movies that are broadly likable over movies that are more willing to take risks that don’t connect with all of their audience.

A big-budget Hollywood blockbuster will have a high RT score even if it’s kinda bland. A filmmaker like Lynch will have a lower RT score, but the people who connect with his movies are more likely have a deeper experience than someone who connects with the blockbuster.
Are you sure you want to be quoting Louis Pasteur on this topic? For my recollection, he seem to have created a lot of his own luck out of thin air.
The strong language from China is all preparation for the planned invasion. “What are you talking about? This is a rogue province. We’ve been warning you for years”
They even have a deadline.

If you somehow think it won’t happen it’s you living in a dreamworld.
Is this with taxes included?
> The SS-Einsatzgruppen and the Invention of the Holocaust

What scares me most is that the political climate is such that I'm fairly sure that some country will go down this path again. Too many wannabe camp guards at large already.
Taiwan's voters rebuff China and give ruling party third presidential term
Sure, but it’s McDonald’s, their thing is consistency, but I guess it’s only for how their stuff tastes.
I've had it, but I wasn't impressed. Whataburger and Five Guys have better burgers.

If we're going to rank fast food, Waffle House is the champion, followed by Chick-fil-A and Chipotle. Burgers are mostly fungible.
I don't approve of many things that other people do, but I do accept the vast majority. I could go around decrying the mental harms caused to some by porn just as I could go around decrying the mental harms caused to some by religion. In the end, however, I find it easier to instead live and let live. I would hope you choose to the do the same instead of bothering others about their private lives.
Too bad it's imitating Carlin on its later days of only ranting...
> The gaming industry has hijacked human play. Instead of an evolutionary learning and relaxation tool, it’s so immersive now that people get sucked into spending hundreds of hours playing games that don’t teach them anything valuable about the real world, and don’t relax them at all. I’m a gamer, and I of course enjoy immersing myself in a good AAA video game, but I had to admit to myself at one point that, long-term, playing video games for any extended period makes me physically miserable and dumber.

I don't think there's anything necessarily wrong with having played a game for 200 hours. Before video games, we had toys like Lego, Lincoln Logs, board games, etc. that children (and even some adults) spent just as long playing.

Video game addiction seems like what he's worrying about, but addiction doesn't require immersion. People get addicted to Tetris, and it's not because Tetris provides an immersive experience.
Annoying how they mix µs and ms inside the same timing column. Makes it harder to visually assess.
But this makes such DSLs more regular and less ad-hoc than what people are using now, which are completely custom templating engines. If you don't like templating at all that's one thing -- although even non-template-based APIs for constructing things like HTML, SQL, and JSON are no less of a DSL -- but it is already popular in the Java world.
LifeSync Checklist AI Assistant
Hamas, the government of Palestine, is a recognized as a terrorist organization by democratic governments around the world like our own in Canada.
This is a good point that I'm glad you called out. Having a logo is marketing. Having a website is marketing. Every blog post, tweet, like, reshare, etc. is marketing. This comment could be considered marketing if you look hard enough.
Agreed on the most powerful feature is the ability to search the web. This feature single-handedly makes ChatGPT a very potent Google search alternative but without the dreaded advertisements.
A MN Utility Is Swapping Coal for Solar. It's Like Taking 780k Cars Off the Road
Even if it normally wouldn't be news, given the shitshow that the MAX is and how they're now trying to get MAX-10 certified, this might be a case of the media being a functionally broken clock.

The FAA should have hell to pay if they certify it and this will put pressure on them, as at the end of the day they answer to the American public, even if boeing only answers to shareholders.
Dream job for me, I love all three of those things and have good experience in them.

But can’t swing Cupertino :(
I'd wait with any judgment until the inevitable investigation has run its course because there are just as many ways in which it could be a Boeing issue as there are ways in which it can't. Anything specific about this failure is right now mostly speculation. Also, and maybe surprisingly to some, cracked cockpit windows are not a big deal as long as they stay in place until the landing because they are multi-layered and ridiculously strong to begin with.
Spicediver's version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJykw3H4PDw
I do. I also happen to know people use Chrome because it's quality.
oddly enough, I just came across this youtube short that pretty succinctly describes my opinion on the matter.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lwgeqX5tKcs
Good point, and thanks for noting it. I was only thinking of independent actively developed production compilers in my space of expertise, where C/C++ seems to be down to GNU, Clang, and EDG-based compilers, while Fortran still has at least GNU, Intel, nvfortran, LLVM Flang, NAG, and XLF. A decent C89 compiler for a single target is only about a 10K LOC project and there must be more than a few of them out there.
Well, since no two situations are identical you can always make up a contrived argument as to why "X warrants Y" in situation A but not in situation B. "We should divest any occupier state" applies to both Israel and Russia so you tweak your argument to "We should divest from any state that occupies the territory of another state" and, voila, Israel is excluded! If Palestine ever becomes a UN member, just tweak the argument further "... of another state recognized by the United States". Eventually the mental gymnastics reduces to "Divest from states whose names begin with R, but not from states whose names begin with I." You then claim consistency but everyone else can see what you are doing.
Price is also dictated by factors like labor costs, taxation, etc.
I wish the author had included concrete examples of finding edges (and the process of finding them). I wonder if anyone here has an example from their experience?