skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Humans are social animals. It’s myopic I think to only evaluate based on reproduction and genetic propagation. For example, most bees and ants are not involved in reproduction but they are all involved in helping the species survive into the future. So even if you don’t reproduce you have a critical role to play in society (helping it stay cohesive, helping productivity, helping through your work efforts, helping your friends and family raise children who can help humanity survive and be good humans themselves etc)
The german sense of humour is no laughing matter
Again, laughable. You don’t need to compare the West to anything to see draconian overtones. (Well, only if literally, to Draco.)
I don't think it's $20,000. It'll be more like $200,000. Wouldn't you rather have a whole house? :)
Block/return-from is a lexical transfer of control that can be non-local (you can transfer out of a lambda or defun to an enclosing scope). For the dynamic equivalent there's catch/throw. Both transfers activate unwind-protect if they unwind the stack through it.
Many remote workers have no attachment, no passion, no creativity
Two of those three are over 30 years old and the other is a movie with a $90M budget. I was talking about TV shows.

Though I've heard things like Castlevania are good, haven't seen it though.
I mean, "minimum wage" is the federal definition of "fair pay". So in that lens it isn't fair.

>Second, of course increased costs of production lead to consequences for end users or people who buy the content. We see that all of the time in every industry.

When possible. The issue is a lot of anime in Japan still relies in broadcast, so it's much harder to increase the cost of entry. Streaming is becoming more popular, but nowhere near as prevalent as the western streaming services.

And physical media... Well, feel free to look up your favorite anime's pricing in Japan. Not only the prices but the fact that they tend to bundle seasonal anime in batches of 2-3 episodes, not an entire seasonal box.
The decreasing usage of nicotine products in western civilization over the last 30 years should also be considered. At least one study has shown nicotine use results in increased concentration for those with ADHD; it's possible the true number of ADHD adults in western society has been accidentally covered up by the last 400 years of nicotine usage.
COVID-induced pancreatitis, I believe.
It would be nice if everyone's compiler would tell their users what crazy thing they did wrong, it's just not required in order to implement C++ at all. That seems reasonable to me. Enhancing a failure-mode UX for an abstract machine interface is not really the same thing as implementing that interface. Maybe it would be nicer if the standard didn't have any possible UB in it.
I was able to fix a laptop I bricked that way, note to self: never disable usb on a device with only usb input. the device had no bios clear pins. So I got a chip flasher and a soic clip and reflashed the firmware the hard way. luckily it worked "on board"

A process note. I did not really know what I was doing. and nothing was flashing correctly. Most of my problems ended up being with the cheap soic clip I had bought. After buying a nicer one it flashed first try. If anyone wants a recommendation, the nicer clip was from pomona electronics.

https://www.pomonaelectronics.com/products/test-clips/soic-c...
I briefly hung out with a manga illustrator while studying in Japan, and what astonished me was how incredibly fast he was at drawing. We went out for hamburgers, and while I was sitting there munching on my burger he made the initial sketch for an entire page.
#5 Моргенштерн Алишер Тагирович Crazy rap performer.

#8 Чичваркин Евгений Александрович Businessman, moved to London before FA law was implemented.

#59 Новиков Илья Сергеевич Lawyer of Nadezhda Savchenko

I am not surprised they are on the list, this is how Russian Government operates. Interpretation of law is surprising by western standards.
> It is better that there is stability than democratic rights." and 70-80% of Singaporeans said "yes".

I think you'll find similar opinions in all of the east asian countries like south korea, taiwan, japan, china. Lived in singapore for a few years, I think it's great to visit but don't know if I'd want to live there; one party state, strict laws etc. Taxes are low though, so that's pretty nice.
This what I hate most about the field. Everyone trying to look smart by using big words for stupidly obvious concepts. OO is especially guilty for this with all the design patterns.

Every so often on hacker news you get some article like this that tries to introduce a "new concept" that they didn't know has already existed for the longest time or you get some other person writing a blog post about some programming analogy how programming is like "theory building". I just roll my eyes. I really wonder why you only see programmers who like to think of themselves as "highly intelligent" and calling what they're doing "theory building" and why civil engineers or electrical engineers don't supply this endless vault of "analogy blog posts" for HN readers to self pleasure themselves to.
I disagree. I definitely value modern digital art more than most historical art, because it just looks better. If AI art looks better (and in some cases it does) then I'll prefer that.
It's not an alternative fact, and I'm not defending Boeing. I could give a shit about Boeing.

The fact is there's no competition in the American commercial part 121 airline world. No competition makes you lazy and incompetent.
>But the world does not owe them a particular wage for what they want to do just because it's a job that they want

Sure we do, we call it minimum wage. Of course the ceiling is unlimited but there are defined floors.

There are just plenty of loopholes and a lot of off the clock overtime that complicates things. Not just in anime but most of the Japanese workforce. That's a whole other topic to discuss, though.
Personally, I don't' think so... And, conversely, with thousands of boomers expected to retire every _day_ for the next 5+ years, I think the demand will start hitting new peaks in the next year or two.
That doesn't sound like a viable business model. There seems to be a non-trivial bootstrap problem involved -- how do you become well-known enough to attract audiences to private venues in sufficient volume to make a living? -- and would in no way diminish demand for AI-generated artwork which would still continue to draw attention away from you.
> says L’Oreal CEO
Lots and lots of IoT devices running node…you might be shocked
The Corona has taken so many of us for so much for so long now.
It tells us that the USofA locks up more people per 100,000 than any other G20 country.

Ok so we're getting somewhere. Let's compare crime victimisation rates of G20 countries, and see if the United States high-incarceration rate is:

A). Disproportionately high
B). Justified
C). Disproportionately low

You feel very strongly about this issue, so if you've already looked into this let me know.

It tells us that you have to reach to Central African Republic make some kind of apples and oranges attempt to justify why the US is clearly more punitive than actual comparitive countries.

As I said, it had the lowest crime rates of all jurisdictions on the list, with the exception of San Marino, which didn't seem statistically useful because of the tiny population.

If we're judging the attitudes of a whole nation by a single metric, might we not gain some knowledge from judging other nations by the same metric, and contrasting? Ie what might the wikitravel page for the USA say if it had the prison population rates of the CAR?
I don't disagree with you. But I've been slashing all of my subscriptions. At least to test whether I truly need said product. For instance I cancelled Intellij and used VS Code for 1.5 months. Went back after proving it was worth the sub.

It's hard to justify adding a new subscription when I'm getting by just fine without it.
Sure "capital crime" is hyperbole, but the authoritarian nature of the government is well known.

I mean a guy was arrested for holding up a piece of cardboard with a smiley face drawn on it for a few seconds while someone took a picture of it. This was deemed "unlawful assembly without a permit". He had already spent time in prison for prior protests in support of Hong Kong.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/nov/24/singapore-smil...
If this is true then your comments are literally meaningless, in fact all comments would be.
This happens regularly in the embedded space. Exception and fault handlers, for example.
Graeber died suddenly from necrotic pancreatitis on September 2, 2020, while on vacation with his wife and friends in Venice. Graeber died during the COVID-19 pandemic and instead of a funeral, his family organized an "Intergalactic Memorial Carnival" of livestreamed events that took place in October 2020. His wife, Nika, attributed the pancreatitis to COVID-19, pointing to his prior good health, strange symptoms they both had for months beforehand, and the connection scientists have found between COVID-19 and pancreatitis. [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Graeber#Death
At the expense of Firefox. I'm not surprised that Mozilla would not cheer Safari on because Apple doesn't care for Mozilla's mission.
It's really noticeable on desktop, like compressing an 800kb jpeg to 50kb. Maybe on mobile you won't notice, but on desktop the image looks blown out.
no, I just think that minimum wage is the worst possible way to address the issue, from an economic perspective.

It would be far better to pay people what their work is actually worth, and then give them charity through the government, supported by taxes, if need be.

Same goes for healthcare, which should absolutely not be a mandated part of employment. Pay people what they are worth, and let them buy healthcare.

If we want to subsidize or provide charitable healthcare, then we can do so too.
Agreed, have been a hetzner customer for years running a myriad of services there without issues.
>YouTube and Google Drive large file uploads sorted?

Can't say I've tried.

> Also google meet no longer randomly fail to load?

Definitely no problems.
Novels aren't about a message. They're entertainment. If the novel is entertaining then it's irrelevant whether there is or isn't a message in it. Besides, literature enthusiasts will invent a message for a popular story even if there never was one.

Also, I'm sure that you can eventually just prompt the model with the message you want to put into the story, if you can't already do that.
Lol, the scale is other-worldly different...
It's also widely believe that domesticated dogs and cats have been selectively breeded (either on purpose or by accident) to resemble their baby stage, which among mammals it's commonly found as "cute" (big eyes, small nose, etc):

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-12582-2
Devs website: https://nsg650.github.io

"I am a random 16 year old who likes messing with computers."

Things like this give me hope for the future!
if i knew the drawbacks of the apple tv and the extra money i'd have to spend on apps just to get it somewhat functioning as a network media player, i'd have been better off with the orange pi 5+

if it works as advertised.... my previous experiences with their zero line have been.... trying...
Consumers, who get cheap anime.
Building momentum toward neural prostheses
And there will never be competition. It cost Cirrus (small, single engine GA aircraft) $100 million to get a type certificate. The Boeing 737 max is still on its original type certificate.

Boeing and airbus is what the (western) world has for big jets. It's a duopoly and has no signs of not being one. Boeing probably shouldn't be a public company either.

The rest of world's aircraft manufacturers are quasi majority state owned enterprises.
Sexual freedom is a very weird point to make because many people, more men than women, cannot afford sex without material wealth. Sexual freedom for women also improves with material wealth because fewer women feel the need to trade off their freedom for money.

It's definitely not a kind of "freedom" that is easier to exercise in the general absence of material riches.
> According to Marx, value is only created with human labour. This is not just a Marxist theory, it is an observation.

And yet it's completely and absolutely wrong. Value is created by the subjective utility offered to the consumer, irrespective of what inputs created the thing conveying that utility.
Could you provide more context on this?
(2019) https://archive.vn/EmOwV
That isn’t as hypothetical a situation though as what you outline which is preventing a mutation now that may be important tens, hundreds of thousands of years or maybe even millions from now. There’s so much time for technology to evolve to make it likely that any negative effects can be countered through that as technology can deal with problems on a much shorter time scale than evolution can.
Customer support best practice: Shared inbox (2017)
Pascal is a language from a different era and for a different era. JS/TS has already won the war as the cross-platform language and many tools and frameworks exist to help you ship your app on any platform.

Don't fight the JS beast. Just join it!
Lorem Ipsum gangsta rap song
> It's a means of creating new artificial property fiefdoms for a select few capital holders to lord over, while taking rights from anyone else who wants to engage in the practice of making art.

I doubt even Disney sue people who want to make fan art. But if you want to sell said art or distribute it, they will.
Animus between China and US is a recent thing, like post 2015.
Yeah, strange behavior in Firefox on Mac.
>Tough to imagine that GenAI doesn't have an enormous impact on anime over the next few years.

It depends a lot on the culture there.

1) there are actual labor laws in Japan, so they can't just cut off 90% of their workforce at the snap of the finger

2) there is a much stronger culture of conformity in Japan. So it is much easier to shame a company when getting negative PR in Japan and those complaints can overcome raw profits.

Also, tech wise AI is at least 5 years out from anything animated. What I've seen in motion so far is extremely crude.
For Deno there is https://github.com/dsherret/dax which is also zx inspired and has a cross platform shell built-in.
What are you on about? It does the exact opposite.

I can’t believe I’m seeing this on HN.
Interesting direction! Let's assume the citation is me. Does that make content generation harder than verification (judgement)?
Our superpower is developing technology. It’s unlikely evolution could ever outperform that as it operates on much slower time scales for adaptation. So any viral mutation now will only really manifest at population scale after hundreds of thousands of years whereas technology can do it within years or decades.
For me it doesn’t. I’m generating images, realistic, 2.5d, 2d and I like them as much. I don’t feel (or miss) what you described. Or what any other arts guy describes, for that matter. Arts people are different, because they were trained to feel something a normal person wouldn’t. And that’s okay, a normal person without training wouldn’t see how much beauty and effort there is in an algorithm or a legal contract as well.
I doesn't seem like the above commenter was making a value judgement.
Ask HN: How does AI generated spokesperson videos work?
I'm quite impressed by the video quality generated by tools like HeyGen, Synthesia where a "real" spokesperson will read through custom script in an extremely natural way.

I can't find out what kind of techniques are used, can anyone share more details or point me to research papers to learn more?
Pricing:
https://getdollie.com/dollie-pricing
> if you're going to have a warrior society

Would you share what you mean by that?
Graeber claims Adam Smith's famous "It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own self-interest" thesis is wrong because shopkeepers of the time mostly sold goods on credit and thus the customers were in fact depending on their benevolence. This blithe conflation of credit with benevolence should evoke laughter from anyone who is even remotely familiar with how businesses are run.

Graeber pretends that all of economics rests on the Myth of Barter. He ascribes moral positions to Smith that are invented whole cloth, smears all economics with his own fabrications and builds up his grand neo-liberal economics conspiracy theory. Adam Smith wrote a whole book on The Theory of Moral Sentiments,that somehow doesn't find any references in Graeber's screed.

Then there's the bizzare Iraq war conspiracy theory, the fundamental mischaracterisation of the safest securities on the planet and a culture essentialist caricature of China.
They knew it would last exactly 80 flights? Wow, they are good.
What is factual is old, and what is new is just wild speculation. Also, misunderstanding of modern economics and the Fed, yes.
> It's worth noting that journalists rarely get to pick the title for their article.

I wish this was more common knowledge. I consider myself to be an incredibly voracious reader and I didn't learn this until recently (relatively speaking).
SNL jokes are not in the same category. They're not "a speech like Trump's" which would bring nothing new, but jokes based on those. The whole post from Nick Cave is about a generated "song in the style of Nick Cave" rather than something novel that takes inspiration from his songs.
What do you conclude from that? No laws? They would be (they are) completely unrestrained.
Sorry but your claim is so ridiculous. PaLM employs a different model as ChatGPT. And Google also published their result in April 2022, earlier than OpenAI talked about their ChatGPT in late 2022.
Bitcoin had a 1 MB block size limit put in place in its early life as an anti-DOS measure.

The plan was to raise the limit as the block size, from genuine usage, came up against it. The problem is that it requires a hard fork to raise the limit, so there needed to be near-unanimous agreement to go through with it.

While the vast majority of people in the Bitcoin space wanted to follow through with raising the limit, a small but dedicated group worked to undermine the efforts to reach a consensus. This article, published in 2015, provides a window into the politics surrounding the issue, and how the block size limit increase was ultimately sabotaged:

https://medium.com/@octskyward/on-block-sizes-e047bc9f830
Interesting question. Principally image-based location tracking, though also with an inertial measurement unit (IMU) and laser rangefinder, all off-the-shelf components.

See: "How Ingenuity Knows Where It Is And Where It's Going" <https://picknik.ai/slam/localization/state%20estimation/mars...>
It kills me that this is the top comment which provides no substance to its claim. Personally, I love Spring Boot both at work and in my side projects. Can it be annoying if you get off the main path? Yes. Does it provide a bunch of useful things for most common web flows. Definitely.

Let's hear why you think we shouldn't be talking about it.
> At some point Google will turn off 3rd party cookies (a decade after Safari) and adtech will have no choice but to adopt their stuff. By end of 2024 if all goes according to plan.

Sounds like an antitrust crackdown waiting to happen (both on the adtech side and the browser side)
For othes you may have a point, I'm not sure what you mean about sexual freedom in Singapore. Singapore is culturally not that sexually open, which is largely a choice of the people, but people who don't want to adhere to the cultural norms appear to have plenty of options to exercise their power/freedom without facing legal repercussions. Maybe you confused it with Dubai?
The real item here is that ADHD threatens a nonADHDer's sense of identity and brings into question the existence of free will, effort, self discipline and self determination.

ADHD is a real condition. People who have it suffer immensely from it. They don't have a sense of time. They don't have a sense of priority. They procrastinate tremendously. They are extremely forgetful and tend to get stuck in an unproductive rut. The moment they swallow a pill.. i.e Adderall, they stop being late. They turn in their assignments completely finished. They can remember better. They won't lose their jobs. They stop procrastinating that much. Basically, they get to be a functional human being.

But, someone who doesn't have ADHD only has their own frame of reference to judge ADHD. People without ADHD also have a tendency to procrastinate. They also tend to be late if they are don't care about being on time. They don't feel the motivation to show up for work etc. And yet, despite not having the motivation they FORCE themselves to show up for work. Despite having a tendency to procrastinate they FORCE themselves to not procrastinate because they know the payoff. They won't be late because they CARE and they know it is DISRESPECTFUL to make the other person wait. Why can't you use a reminder on your iPhone, Google Calendar etc? is their retort. If you are forgetful why don't you write stuff down?

Discipline is a muscle. The more you force yourself to use it the easier it gets the next time. ADHD isn't special. Even I feel like not doing things BUT I FORCE MYSELF TO DO IT.

Why can't you? Instead, you are choosing to take the easier route by swallowing a pill. This is the equivalent of someone choosing to take steroids to build muscle instead of putting in the hard work at the gym.

This is how a nonADHD person thinks. They are proud of working hard and they are proud of their accomplishments. Of doing hard things. Overcoming obstacles etc. But, when they see someone with ADHD struggle they just chalk it down to them being lazy. They don't understand that the ADHD brain is wired differently.

Again, this is not their fault. Human beings cannot relate to anything that is outside of their direct experience.
I think eSIMs are a bigger deal than people expect.

They break monopolies, you don't have to pick up the sim or wait a week for the mail, they will reduce pricing.

You should be able to hit a country running after landing at the airport with a good plan, it should help with travel.

And hopeful break some of the Big Brother restrictions around needing ID, as you see here.

> requires climbing somewhere high, like the exposed roof of a building.

You can buy a powered repeater and put the antenna on the roof - https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=phone+repeater

But I don't get why you can't plug phones straight into antenna, especially with Starlink cellphone coming.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fragi.2023.1304...
I believe SpaceX has been moving fast and breaking things over many places, already.

https://www.npr.org/2023/04/26/1172290009/spacex-is-grounded...

https://www.space.com/spacex-debris-fall-australia-crew-1-dr...

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/spacex-rocket-debris-fo...

https://www.theverge.com/2021/4/2/22364582/spacex-rocket-deb...
When I saw the headline I assumed it referred to the gut microbiome. But the subhead says New analysis reveals how skin microbiome could be associated with wrinkles and skin health.

Interesting. I know we have a microbiome on the surface, but I never thought about it and what it does outside of acute skin conditions.
People are paid fairly, they accept the wages they’re being paid. In the alternative world you describe, many/most wouldn’t have a job (at least not doing what they enjoy).
Ask HN: Best LLM for generating stories to emulate authors
I'm interested in taking all of Shakespeare and being able to bring him to life to write new stories, but with my own modernized prompts. I see this as an opportunity to learn how to train a model. Which model should I start with? Are there folks working in this area?
Bahamas is like that too ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdz6FeQLuHQ
?? https://store.steampowered.com/steamos/buildyourown works on several of my machines.