skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As dagw pointed out, you're missing the point that I said "voluntary misogynists" when you quoted me out of context by omitting the important word "misogynists" after the word "voluntary". You obviously did that on purpose.

It's possible to choose to not hate women, you know. Nobody forced you to, and you don't have to get somebody else's consent to not be a misogynist. And as you know, the term "incel" does not just exist in a vacuum and literally mean the combination of the words "involuntary" and "celibate", it refers to a particular well defined subculture:

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

>The subculture is often characterized by deep resentment, hatred, hostility, sexual objectification, misogyny, misanthropy, self-pity and self-loathing, racism, a sense of entitlement to sex, blaming of women and the sexually successful for their situation (which is often seen as predetermined due to biological determinism, evolutionary genetics or a rigged game), a sense of futility and nihilism, rape culture, and the endorsement of sexual and nonsexual violence against women and sexually active people.[9][24] Incel communities have been increasingly criticized by scholars, government officials, and others for their misogyny, the endorsement and encouragement of violence, and extremism.[25] Over time the subculture has become associated with extremism and terrorism, and since 2014 there have been multiple mass killings mostly in North America perpetrated by self-identified incels, as well as other instances of violence or attempted violence.

So no, it's not a bad-faith assumption or projection. Is it a bad faith assumption on my part that you carry the water for incels by intellectually dishonestly quoting me out of context and refusing to post under your own account and real name, because you consider yourself to be an incel? Your incel misogyny is a bad faith assumption about women and a voluntary choice that you make.

Maybe if you stopped putting so much energy into feeling sorry for yourself and trying so hard to play the victim and blaming women for your lack of sex, you'd realize that your voluntary misogyny is getting in the way of you ever getting laid, and it's YOU, not women, who are you own worst enemy.
I think you're misunderstanding a bit. Those are both written languages only, but some may speak closer to one than the other. My speaking would be pretty close to bokmål, as I have "no" dialect.

Nynorsk is a mix of lots of various spoken dialects. No one really "speaks" nynorsk, but for many it's closer to how they speak than bokmål would be, but it's still not 1:1 for them. The only way you really would "speak" nynorsk if you're reading a play or something written in it.
I asked myself the same question a couple times, but never thought of make an app out of it. Well done!
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And their share price has just tanked ~50%. Maybe that was the plan all along...
I have a RX 6600 XT and it was a PITA in many instances. Sometimes black screen at boot which resolves after GDM is started. Freezes when waking up which is an issue that come and go on Arch after each update cycle. Bizarre frame drops in games out of nowhere. Like one day I had stable >60fps but next day after a reboot with no change to the system it stayed ~15fps. This was a huge pain for almost an year after launch but I think it is stable enough by now.
You're a saint, thank you
That's really neat. But as one of the comments says, 'boy, are we in trouble.' And not in a good way.
It depends how often you submit. Also they do it mostly in cheap labour countries.

And it doesn't have to conver the cost really. It's not a service to developers like developer support would be. It's more an impediment due to its randomness.
Is this on my front page on HN because I'm Norwegian, or is it there for everyone?
But that means you need to have a job. Which many rich people don't really need or have.
> Users do not care how much it costs a developer.

This is a ludicrous statement. The users are the ones paying for it.
> The forward (english) counting is the standard, but the backward (german) is quite commonly used informally as well (it also has a certain poetic quality).

English also had the backward numbers, but they are only used poetically nowadays. [1] is a nursery rhyme. [2] says English switched in the 16th century. (Except 13-19, which are still backwards.)

English also used to count in twenties ("three score and five" = 65), like modern Danish ("femogtres") which is clearer if written in slightly old Danish "femogtresindstyve", "fem og tre-sinds-tyve" → "five and three-times-twenty".

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sing_a_Song_of_Sixpence

[2] https://german.stackexchange.com/questions/5009/what-is-the-...
The missing part is that Apple's maneuver was to effectively destroy the wholesale model in favor of an agency-model, and orchestrate all major publishers to charge more for ebooks just so they can earn their 30% commission from it.

Apple actively engaged as facilitator to help publishers raise prices on the whole market, for a 30% cut.

The result was that books previously available for $9.99 were suddenly sold for $12.99

[1] https://www.businessinsider.com/how-steve-jobs-and-apple-fix...
> We are solarpunks because the only other options are denial or despair.

Is thermonuclear a denial or a despair?
Lots of people having lots of issues in the comments, I can't be the only one that has no problems with this.

I use bitwarden, it has my passwords and my TOTP codes in there, I have this on my phone and on my computers, everything auto fills. Other than that, I also have a hardware key for some services, all I need to do is click the hardware key when prompted. Some services only have email 2FA, but that's quite easy as well, I just get a notification and copy the code from there.

Doing a chain of 3 2FAs for 3 different services takes seconds.

For improved security this is easy, I'm not sure what everyone is on about.

Is this another case of complaining just for the sake of it?
For me the issue is that in a perfect scenario, you would be able to adjust your pricing to 30% more and see whether the market could bear it. But Apple ties developers to fixed pricing tiers which doesn't allow this. Maybe the battle should be for removal of these fixed tiers
Not really surprising for an aparteid state
Are you doing okay? Genuinely, as this reads like a manic episode to me (as someone who suffers from bipolar)
Why would you have to be resident? Laws apply as soon as you're in the country. This will probably be tied to the region you have your phone set to though, hopefully without having to factory reset it to change.
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More like „Germany tries to prevent de-industrialisation and economy collapse“.
This is what you get when rogue nations are allowed to practically test their weapons on the actual battlefields.

As a ukrainian, I can clearly see the US decided to drag this war as long as it takes for russia to become a strong military.
> The reason I don't is because I'm willing to get 1000s of rejections, no matter how painful they are

Please don't do that, you're making women hate us because all they see is that they must constantly turn down people like you. You're behavior is part of the problem. Make some trusted friends of the opposite gender and seek dates within their peer group instead. (Well, "dating" is an anti-pattern anyway. Rather you should seek some clear-cut romantic interest from them as part of just hanging out, then asking them for a "date" is just a formality.)
Since they own the device and OS, they don't need to access your data. They have low-level access to all the sensors/gps.
Apparently, the main reason there is interest in this is because China is doing it too.
eBay is responsible whatever partner they are choosing. They knowingly picked PayPal. If the integration is terrible, they can work on this with their partner and maybe find a common way to establish trust.
Great post with very interesting detail, thanks !
Another optimization could be to quantize the model, this transform all compute as int compute and not as floating point compute. You can lose some accuracy, but for any bigger model it's a requirement !
Espressif do a great job on the TinyML part, they have different library for different level of abstraction. You can check https://github.com/espressif/esp-nn that implement all low level layers. It's really optimized and if you use the esp32-s3 it will unlock a lot of performance by using the vector instructions.
Apart from Dacha there is no affordable cars being made anymore. I think BMW etc really don't want competition for the 3rd or 4th owners market.

Like, they want rich people to buy new cars and resell them.

Not that poor people buy new 12kUSD cars from the factory since it would tank the economics of buying a new BMW.
> Better to be lazy and wait for technology to improve before ever setting out into the stars.

SF literature gives a couple of counter-examples of why you might do it anyway.

In van Vogt's "Far Centaurus" (1952) at https://archive.org/details/destinationunive0000aeva/page/8/... the protagonists take 500 years to get to Alpha Centauri. The interstellar drive was created less than 140 years after departure. By the time the explorers arrive, the trip from Earth takes 3 hours.

The protagonists are met as heroes, with their local mentor and guide having been trained since childhood to work with them. But the future is not a good place for them - for one, they emit what our future descendants consider to be a foul smell.

Luckily, there's a solution - a time jump which puts them back to a year an a half after they left. Just like the cited "Wait Calculation" paper posits "Scientific progress .. may even solve the riddle of travel at light speeds or beyond", we must also posit posit that scientific progress may solve the riddle of time travel.

In Heinlein's "Time for the Stars" (1956) at https://archive.org/details/timeforstars0000unse/page/230/mo... the relativistic sublight ships are eventually met by FTL ships after about 63 years of Earth time, while only a few years of shipboard time have passed. The crew of the sublight ship are irked that their mission is canceled because the new ships are so much more capable:

> Uncle Alfred McNeil leaned forward and said in a soft, tragic voice that spoke for all of us, “Just a moment, sir. Are you telling us that what we did . . . wasn’t necessary?”

> Mr. Whipple looked startled. “No, no, no! I’m terribly sorry if I gave that impression. What you did was utterly necessary, or there would not be any null ships today. Why, that’s like saying that what Columbus did wasn’t necessary, simply because we jump across oceans as if they were mud puddles nowadays.”

In this universe, telepathy exists, and experiments carried out between telepaths light years apart provided information used to develop FTL. The suggestion is that if they not gone, development of FTL would not (yet) have occurred.

That's the reason Heinlein made the coat of arms of the Long Range Foundation be “Bread Cast Upon the Waters”.
CHERI might allow for that?
Nope. This is an equalizer. We already can only sell pre-approved stuff in China and the same for US.

We are about to enter an age where these things are going to be revised.
It is the French and the Americans that lobby for this. The Germans make too much money in China to go there.
I completely agree. When I worked as a cashier, we had no problem letting people pay with credit cards even in the event of a full-on power outage. We just used a credit card imprinter, which was quick, cheap, and easy to use.

Why has this suddenly become so difficult? It's not like outages are rare.
Wow - delusional to say the least
I get that wherever I go outside the country I was born in, including the US.

Mind you, I didn't visit all the states or stay for too long.
> If you own your own company, do you share most/all profits with your staff

This is not the same, there a degrees of unethical behavior. We should collectively try to give more meaning to these degrees instead of jumping to first principles.

Taking your example, there is a difference between taking a cut or underpaying your staff or severely underpaying them or perhaps not paying them at all or perhaps forced labor or perhaps outright slavery.
Yup, a firm monopoly on videogames if you ignore consoles [1], and PC (Steam, Epic) and mobile.

[1] https://www.ign.com/articles/ps5-has-outsold-xbox-series-x-a...
As a mere consumer, I would prefer it if "capturing" was difficult. Society should not be optimized for those who want to "capture" entire markets.
Really nice idea and it works to an extent, but it doesn’t seem to use the bus routes — just sent me the quickest route via the motorway.

Not sure how much of a ball ache that would be to implement though as I guess you would need to pair a lot of APIs or pay google out the backside
In software business maybe that makes sense. In the business these companies are dealing, 100M is chump change that wouldn't even cover the airplane fleet and its maintenance over 5 years.
But at least there are alternatives, even if Google is dominant in the space.
...through regulation instead of competition.
If it only takes an hour of work to bypass it, the juice isn't worth the squeeze.
The really awful thing about the story you’ve reposted is it’s actually a real story about a really intriguing and amazing person. Why tell the moral of the story when you can tell the real story?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Proteus_Steinmetz

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/charles-proteus-stein...
Found it — very interesting. Thanks for the pointer!
I think the best short answer I can give is that I’m generally aligned with the book The Infinite Game.
but this system is "easier" than say hydro because no artificial dams need to be created, all you need to hae is an existing water system at the top and at bottom. then pump up, pump down. rince and repeat.
My friend, business leaders have partners going through chemo too. Seriously, you need a new plan because that one's not stable long-term.

It's obscure, but I'd recommend Asimov's "The Dead Past". It's about the difficulties of suppressing one application of progress without suppressing all progress.
This is somewhat depressing. Having actual classes in VR completely misses the social aspect of education. Normalizing in parasocial relationships from VTubers for children is just wrong
> The typical incel is the antithesis to that. Their misery is always someone elses fault, they don't take the perspective of the other side, they over-analyze, but always the others, never themselves.

According to the paper, incels (like non-incel single men) mostly blame internal factors (i.e. their own deficiencies) for their lack of dating success.
> imagine (hope!) that the rest of the world will follow.

Which world? The rest of the US? Composting and waste separation is common everywhere in the world. Sewage waste is more problematic as it contains heavy metals and microplastics, but at least in most developt countries very few of that reaches the ocean.
> I have no idea what ARES is actually claiming it’s doing because it’s not worth reading its website, but it’s literally this stupidly bad.

No. It's not. It's a shame you didn't bother to read the ARES website, because they've clearly explained that they're not using powered wheels on rails to bring the weights up the rail track. It's cable-driven, not a locomotive. You don't need "10km of rail and a 1km long train"

Your entire article is so full of arrogant insults and dismissals-without-reading that it's really hard to take seriously.
I used the same approach! I essentially had a list of everything I should search and replace in the document (e.g. search for singular nouns ending in -en and see if they should be replaced by -a), and all the weird quirks that I needed to pay special attention to. As soon I was finished writing in bokmål, I followed the steps to "transpile" the text into nynorsk! I was able to go from almost failing to getting a decent grade back in the days using this approach.
Danish people no longer say the "times twenty" parts of their numbers, which makes it more confusing to foreigners.

75 femoghalvfjerds used to be spoken as femoghalffjerdsindstyve, fem og half-fjerd-sinds-tyve¹, five and half-fourth-times-twenty.

The longer form is still used for ordinal numbers. 75th is femoghalffjerdsindstyvende.

French speakers will also recognise this system for numbers 80-99. 85 is quatre-vingt-cinq, four-twenties-five.

¹ People not used to compound words, like English speakers, will appreciate me writing it like this.
I don't remember if I was ripping CDs at that point to be honest. I know my mp3s were all tagged and also used attributes. I think the playback position was also an attribute.
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I don't get where the equivalence of "iPhone user" and "rich person" comes from.

It's $1000, most people have acess to that kind of money, even if they need to finance it and even if it is a terrible financial decision for them to buy one, many still do.
Another: https://archive.is/8Gteh
"We already can only sell pre-approved stuff in China" ????
To me fast food in general is slumming it. I don’t care the place, I can produce similar if not better food at home for a fraction of the price. And I‘d much rather go out to a restaurant with my wife and actually enjoy myself with the atmosphere, the staff, and the food rather than go get some fast food that makes me feel horrid the rest of the day, let alone picking up restaurant food to eat at home where I‘m charged for everything I just mentioned that I don’t get to enjoy.
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That's only one small part of -ffast-math/-Ofast though and not a very scary one at that.
The EU is doing a lot of work in this space in other fields, basically looking at products that are high risk for environmental or social issues and requiring due diligence and documentation for those products.

I develop traceability solutions for agri-food, and it's pretty impressive to see how everyone is suddenly actually really researching their supply chains in the run up to new EU deforestation laws requiring this due diligence.

Of course it's possible to debate the effects and impact of the legislation (in some cases companies may choose to bail completely on certain origins, which does little to advance environmental or social issues there), but from what I've seen so far it is acting as a catalyzing force at large organizations to start doing real due diligence efforts.
This article doesn't actually seem to explore too much the deep origins and cultural impact of this mode of modeling.

Lewis Mumford for instance in The Myth of the Machine all the way in 1970 wrote much better about the limitations of this way of thinking, that didn't do the heavy philosophizing of Baudrillard.

The fact that models are necessary constructs, but are merely heuristics was one of Kant's main riffs (as much as I could understand), so maybe we've actually gotten worse at perceiving the limitations of models since we've lost touch with the real world over the last decades.
Another possibility is that they want to quell competition. If Albanians couldn't watch YouTube, that would create a ripe market for a YouTube alternative to make a name for itself. From there, it could expand to other countries in the region, and then maybe to Europe as a whole.
Currently OpenStreetMap routing API, would have to be replaced with the Google Maps Transit API.
I've definitely seen edge computing used in the context of IoT to refer to compute done on sensing devices. The less narrow meaning at least isn't really "new".
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They haven't rolled out the ability for third party stores.
The people in the government do it. Of course they could be proxies for people with the money but sometimes they do it for free because it's what they promised, what they believe into and what they need to win the next election (if they live in a country with elections.)
I've had the exact same reasoning about Polish, and after I've moved to Germany I've noticed that quite often I'm able to just translate a phrase directly from Polish and it would be correct. I suppose that the verbs originate in the convoluted language of German bureaucracy in the parts of Poland under German rule.
They don’t keep a record of your searches, so technically your searches aren’t connected to your card.
You forgot that the deployment also got more complicated.
Nynorsk was an attempt at creating a written language closer to the spoken language. The problem is that in Norway out dialects are widely different. For example, the phrase "I am" is written as "Jeg er" in bokmål, "Eg er" in nynorsk. Nobody says "Jeg" - it can be pronounced as "Jei", "Eg", "Æ", or even "Oss" though that's a different word that some dialects use in place of the "correct" one.
Show HN: 0vpn – An experiment in making a WireGuard VPN setup super easy
Hi, I wanted to share this little hack with you which I use to setup my own little VPN.

I would be interested in how to improve the thing with regards to security (it is just a bunch of hacks piled on top of each other.) And maybe also if there is a clever way to enable other topologies. Thanks :)
Not like Amazon doesn't have the same Google problem. Except they openly discuss how the user doesn't have a choice.
It could cheaply store a buffer of years of audio and compressed video and transmit at any time later.
6174 isn't super special. Or should I say, isn't canonical. It is special but for base 10. But there are other numbers like this for other bases, and of course number lengths.
> If some readers here identify themselves with people with serious relationship disorders, do yourself a favor, and see a therapist. This disorder can be impossible to heal without professional services.

I think this is good advice.

If you feel part of the incel subculture, please take a moment to reflect what attracts you to these people and their explainations. Could it be that they offer you a story within which you don't have to question your own role in your misery? This lack of taking responsibility for ones own way in life is by the way one of the main reasons people tend to look down on incels.

The problem isn't you not finding a relationship. The problem is how you explain away your own responsibility within that. And it is the natural, lazy thing to fall for this: After all it feels more comfortable if you are not at fault, but everybody else. The only problem with this is, that it isn't the truth and it doesn't bring you any closer to finding joy in life.

Many incels may feel that they don't need therapy, because they have their incel peers. But that is really, really problematic. This is why therapy is a good advice. If you are part of such a hermetic group, getting outside help that gets to know you closer is a really good way of finding a way out. But the first step is admiting you have a problem and that the other people with the same problem are only giving you excuses to continue down that path, not solutions to get out of it.
Thanks for the suggestion. That would be a great addition.