skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What is nice is vetting and correcting data for reliability and consistency.

Part of aiming for objectivity, and better understanding, isn't worrying about which direction a correction takes. At all. Only that it is a good correction.

Our brains constantly make up distracting narratives, if we let them.

If the correction had been the other way, some people would say scientists have been downplaying data and probably still are.
> I think it's more likely than not that tropical cyclones are getting more intense, and that they're hitting places that didn't typically get hit in the past

I think so too. One measure is the amount of insured losses from hurricanes. There's been an uptick in number of hurricanes and other weather events causing more then a billion dollars in insured losses- that's simply correlated with the increase in the value of insured assets.

Even if we assume that storms are not getting more intense, or climate is not changing, we cannot deny that we have more valuable assets to protect now. Which requires climate actions.
I think they meant third-gen, with Usenet/BBS, IRC, and LiveJournal communities all preceding them by years.
The Ladybird browser project
Is this not simply because software is no longer art, but commerce?

If you're making something for someone else, your soul isn't in it. So who cares?
> But (Safari is) the only option here that’s unsupported outside one manufacturer’s hardware.

You can use WebKit on Linux via GNOME Web (WebKitGTK), it's maintained by Igalia. Though that won't get you cross-device syncing, which is the main reason people want support on alternate hardware.
I am wondering why does the cloud gets a pass then? It’s all three - the lock in, recurring and also ridiculously expensive
They ship the iPhone SE. That’s about as small as you can reasonably expect any smartphone to be.
> This seems to imply that the LHC has done it's job?

If you mean, 'LHC has nothing more to do', where do you see that in the article?
Huh, how bout that. What models see it? I’d be interested to see what they’re doing vs what the Let’s Split and Iris do.
Two differences were, no one was killed without a fair trial (the Rosenbergs of that time were definitely guilty and they went through a normal court system) , and, the Venona decrypts showed that there were a lot of spies just as McCarthy said.
Im curious what specifically you think is going wrong. Im a Nintendo fan from the consumer side but dont follow their business, aside from being a huge fan of Iwata’s life and story.
Yes it negates any (negligible) utility you might hypothetically get from them.

Here's a different example:

Police have a policy of shooting aggressive dogs, under basically any circumstances. So if you have a pet that is slightly protective of their territory, then any situation that brings the cops within shooting range of you pet can get your pet killed.
The UI makes it easier to sell it to non-engineers.

Not that you need to "buy" anything - but IIRC the only offering that Flux had was a SaaS feature that sort of gave you an UI.

If the UI was what you were looking for, you'd go with ArgoCD.

Finally, I think they messed up the Flux 1 -> 2 migration as they weren't compatible with each other. For my own use case, instead of migrating to 2 I have just switched to ArgoCD.

Feature-wise, ArgoCD always seemed one step ahead, and more people seemed to prefer ArgoCD over Flux - and this can probably be seen also by the fact that they had an "ArgoCon" but there was never a "FluxCon".

Don't get me wrong, I love(d) Flux and I always rooted for that - but over time I switched to ArgoCD and never looked back. In the end, they were two products doing pretty much the same thing, under the CNCF umbrella.
LPs in a VC fund know very well what the fund is incentivised to deliver. I worked for one, and our LPs would aggressively write low performers down to zero. It didn't matter to them either. Obviously wouldn't turn it down if still possible once all else has failed, but retaining even a fraction of a percent shot at a higher return was what mattered most, even knowing it was extremely unlikely.

Investors in these funds are diversified - they invest in VCs to take the high risk bets. They invest elsewhere for the steadier, lower risk returns.
A ~14km radius – insane.
Except we can't get to edge of the galaxy quickly.

I guess Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy building space highways destroying everything in the way could be more than a gag after all.
If you don't spend much time in the terminal, and don't need to be proficient at navigating and jumping back and forth between files and buffers, then yeah, stick with PowerPoint.

I think one benefit to Emacs is having one app to do it all.

One could argue that Obsidian is just a file manager and markdown editor, VS Code gives you the same functionality, right? Three of the apps you mentioned have significant overlap in functionality. Three configs to manage, back up, etc...

Why context switch between apps and various conventions, when you could do all or most of your work, very well/quickly in one app?

I'm not trying to convince you Emacs is right for you. Just offering one perspective/benefit.

That said, I do love how I can paste an image from my clipboard straight into an Obsidian file. I've configured org-mode in Emacs to do the same (maybe a decade ago) but the experience wasn't as seamless. VS Code is pretty amazing in it's own right as well.
Why can I set a level of security to my account, how about let me choose how secure it should be? There are many accounts I don't care about, I don't even want to use password with it. I should be responsible for my account security, and I should make that decision.
Funnily enough, I closed all my social medias account except the activitypub one and I am still loging in almost every day to 2 old school web forums. Activity may be lower than during the heydays but in term of quality and positivity it is much better. The moderators are doing a good job to keep everything civil, which is only really possible at a small scale.
Also not comparable to UUIDv7 because it isn't sortable
The term social media didn't exist at that time.
That is how Devil, mafia-bosses and authoritarians work in general:

They get people to do some dirty deed on their behalf. Kill somebody for instance. Once you do that you cannot rat on the boss any more because you too have by now engaged in crime. So now you are under the thumb of the mob-boss, you cannot go back to normal decent life any more.

Consider Trump and Republican Party. Very few there dare to be critical of Trump any more even when he says publicly he will be dictator on day 1 if he wins the next election.

If you give the Devil a finger he will take your hand, and soon everything.

But that old saying also tells us the choice is yours to make. If you don't give Devil anything he can't take anything from you.

But once you let yourself to be corrupted a little, he can take more from you because if he then sinks you will sink too. He can then order you to do more evil deeds and then use the fact that you did them to make you do more.
In the case of non-trailing commas it's exactly the same - something you need to remember to add. And remember to (re)move when you move arguments around, that's also buggy cognitive overhead.

Expressions don't require zero spaces, use (), this was just an illustration that there is no need for a comma.
Destruction of nuclear bombs using ultra-high energy neutrino beam (2003) [pdf]
+1

there's already well maintained extension
https://github.com/fboulnois/pg_uuidv7

It's slightly different from recommendations by draft RFC version (there's no counter), but fully within spec requirements. From practical point there's no difference at all.
Nothing matches the content that filled Google Reader though. It was buzzing, very much like HN.
Apple has become the very same thing they despised and showed in the 1984 Ad. They are a monopoly and are abusing it worldwide to insane extents. And majority of the governments worldwide aren't doing shit. I hope Apple as a company ceases to exist as soon as possible.
The numbers are big but they don’t seem “big big” like Sagittarius A* is big or the distance to Andromeda is big.
I hate the game and don’t like to negotiate either. Thanks for the advice.

Similarly once I was given an offer I for a job I wasn’t looking for. It was a nice jump higher than what I was making. But I was happy with my current job.

I politely turned it down. Went to my current boss, explained that I got an offer, turned it down because I wasn’t looking for change but felt like that offer showed I was worth more than they were paying and would appreciate a bump.

I got a raise. I was happy. He was happy.
Was a bit disappointed to find that the organ is manually manipulated. I was under the assumption that it was automated.
Social media is pretty cool. I met my wife, a ton of business contacts, and most of my best friends through social media, so I'm probably an outlier case in just how positive an impact it had on my life. But it was a very very strong positive indeed, and contributed greatly to my agreeing with patio11 about the internet being the caps-G caps-dub Great Work of humanity.

I don't feel particularly bad that my children likely won't have the same social media experience that I have. They'll probably have a much better one, refined by a few extra decades of free market practices figuring out better ways of getting people what they really want it out of it. It's entirely possible that in a decade or so meeting people first online, then irl will be much more common than it is today. I don't think that's a bad thing in the slightest.
I’m a little surprised the author didn’t mention Reddit.
Doesn't that make for a tricky conflict of interest? (No offense intended).

I mean if you're paid for the appraisal then there's no incentive for your number not to be honest.

On the other hand if you are valuer, then buyer, then it pays you to err on the low side. Not "wrong", just "low".

I don't mean to impinge your ethics of course, but as a model (which I'm sure the whole industry follows) it seems to leave the seller open to abuse from folks with imperfect motivations.

To be sure though, I can't suggest a better alternative. The best people to value it are dealers. Short of more-or-less auctioning it to multiple dealers at the same time.

I think this is true for most collectibles. And especially true for the collections of those who have passed. My suggestion to any collector is for them to sell it themselves before they die.
Imagine if factory workers prevented robots on the assembly line.

Imagine if horse carriage drivers prevented cars from being ever used.

Imagine if priests enforced religion/faith as healing instead of science from healing us.

Cat is out of the box.

Some kind of UBI will IMO be needed, there are not enough smart people out there based on where we're headed.
Over 100 high-quality and active AI tool directories available for submissions
TLDR

Build a 600 mile long accelerator that shoots neutrino beams through the earth to make all nuclear bombs lightly explode, rendering them useless.

Cool.
Lightweight ML model proxy and autoscaler for Kubernetes
Perhaps so, but just because we didn’t call something by a name at the time doesn’t mean that’s not what it was!
If the EC just sit by and let this happen they may as well have done nothing.

I suspect they will in fact not just let this happen. It's absoutely garbage what apple has done.

Sideloading to the EU likely would be seen by them as the same as android (when side loading is enabled). Download file, copy to system, install. Done.

and that is how it should be seen in reality.
The fact that race and class are so strongly correlated in the United States is a disgrace and a shameful reminder of its history. Giving more opportunities to poor students will of course naturally give more opportunities to Black students, but not because they’re black. It will also give more opportunities to other poor students.
Not quite. We’re currently preparing for phase 2 of the LHC with increased beam intensities and therefore increased collected date.

From a computing point of view, this poses lots of fun challenges!

The current plan I believe is to run LHC and the experiments until the end of the 30s, to maximize return on investment in terms of “data per CHF”.

Aside from that, CERN has other experiments and projects, some are benefitting from LHC and the big experiments, some are connected to the chain of preaccellerators, and some are completely independent.
I still long for the days of Zeroth-gen tech: Usenet, listservs, and bulletin boards. I miss the focused discussions, some of which turned into face-to-face contacts that have lasted for 25+ years. Reddit never scratched the itch. The Stack Overflow network did not either especially when my questions, carefully worded to comply with the guidelines, got the blockhammer anyway.

My best alternative so far is searching the HN archives at least for certain kinds of technical questions. Lots of firepower here despite it not being a Q&A site.

(Never used Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter)
Lookup what monopoly on violence means.
Viral videos of Tesla drivers using Apple Vision Pro prompt US Government alarm
Salary needs to be enough to make you not think about money anymore and get on with making value for your company.

If no amount of money will ever make you stop thinking about money, you don't need negotiating advice, you need a psychologist.
California Olive Ranch oils are the only ones I've seen that are consistently decent across the US. I do occasionally see bottles from 2021, so be wary. 2022 is the latest year you should buy, most coastal cities/national Whole Food chains should be starting to stock 2023 now. This is the brand I direct my mother to buy so I have skin in the game :)

BUT BUT BUT make sure it's NOT the "global blend" - they got in a lot of trouble in California for trying to pass it as good oil. It's trash. Blends are usually made to maximize profit which minimizes the flavors and benefits of good oil. Look for their oil from California in the glass bottle.

If you're in California, the Bariani brand is affordable and awesome.
Then I refer you to the previous post:

> in a way that can't be meaningfully predicted. The stakes are incredibly high, too.

If we're talking about giving people advice for the police, I don't think people are going to need help with "Oh, you're being stabbed as we speak, should you call 911?" That's not the question people need help with. You're not boosting anyone's judgment here by leading with that argument.

However, if police want to ask what you're doing on your property in a friendly way, should you respond or should you say that you want to contact your lawyer? Or if you feel like striking up a conversation with the police to develop warmth, should you?

The right answer might come down to whether you're black, Native American, Asian, man, woman, etc., but without knowing more, don't talk to police is solid advice which has developed through a long relationship between citizenry and police. Even if you're just a witness, it would be naive to think you have nothing to fear. Even when you are the person who needs help, it would be naive to think you have nothing to fear.

If the police of America want to turn around their reputation, that's totally on them. The ball is in their court.
> Any large business in Russia cannot exist independently of the state

Not unlike other countries... Particularly the ones that boast freedom.
$5 is cheap where? Most internet companies are global and have little desire to cut off customers in developing countries, since that's a major area of growth.

$5 in the US is roughly equivalent to $20 in my country, when you adjust for purchasing power parity. We have over 70 million people who use Facebook and Youtube daily.

If rich Americans won't pay $20 for a Yubi key (and they are currently $25) why should we be expected to?
I think the next trend will be low-attention apps. People shouldn't be tied to their phones nonstop. Engagement, measured by active users, will increase if we make communications more async.
I built a platform for homeschooling families with structured courses that are taught and graded by an llm (chatgpt 4 API).

Homeschoolmate.com
Rust isnt safe across the ffi barrier, so its not a fair criticism of c. go check it out.
I still follow some forums and the tone of the conversations there are generally much less combative and friendly than reddit, so if you can find some in your interests it can be great.
Time to bring back USENET.

Really. It was a successful federated system in its day.
With those annotations there must be enough material to publish a revised third edition of Vesalius' book.
> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8955456/

That study, and others with similar results, do not control for sexual orientation - even though it's already well established that homosexuality correlates with some brain structures being atypical for one's sex.

In the studies that do control for sexual orientation, no such shift towards the opposite sex is found to correlate with gender dysphoria.

Instead, what has been shown are differences in structural and functional connectivity within the default mode network of the brain, which is essential for body perception and self-referential processing. See for example https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-17352-8.
> compensation = (value produced

Only in a non-capitalist society. You are naively missing company profit as the reward for company risk: capitalism 101.

In an imaginary world you have built a business that brings in $x. You now employ $people to run the business and you leave the business in their capable hands. The amount of value produced by $people is $x. No capitalist owner would then share the total of $x out to the $people according to the value each person is producing in the business. Whether $x is profits or revenue, most capitalist businesses won't be kept alive for $0 profit.

Apple makes a revenue of 2.4 million per employee. When someone (a new employee) joins an existing business like Apple, should they be paid around 2.4 million less costs? https://www.statista.com/statistics/217489/revenue-per-emplo...
If we can build the equation solver our hearts are set on, you should be able to account for as many factors as your design requires - albeit with some performance limitations at some point.
That is, assuming temperature can be factored into equations in the same manner as any other parameter or attribute
Mini PC TOPGRO: Recensione Completa

Il Mini PC TOPGRO è un dispositivo potente e versatile che offre prestazioni eccezionali in un formato compatto. Con un processore Intel Core i5-13500H, 16GB di RAM DDR5 e un SSD PCIe 4.0 da 1TB, questo mini PC è in grado di gestire qualsiasi attività, dal multitasking intenso al gaming leggero.

Prestazioni

Il processore Intel Core i5-13500H è un chip a 12 core e 16 thread con una frequenza di clock massima di 4,7 GHz. Offre prestazioni eccezionali sia per le attività single-core che multi-core. Il mini PC è stato in grado di gestire senza problemi tutte le attività che gli abbiamo chiesto di fare, tra cui:

Multitasking con diverse applicazioni aperte contemporaneamente
Editing video 4K
Gioco a titoli leggeri

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Il mini PC è dotato di 16GB di RAM DDR5, che è la più recente e veloce tecnologia di memoria disponibile. Questo garantisce un multitasking fluido e veloce. L'SSD PCIe 4.0 da 1TB offre spazio di archiviazione per il sistema operativo, le applicazioni e i file. È possibile aggiungere ulteriore spazio di archiviazione utilizzando due slot per SSD M.2 2280 e uno slot per HDD SATA da 2,5 pollici.

Connettività

Il mini PC è dotato di una vasta gamma di opzioni di connettività, tra cui:

Wi-Fi 6E
Bluetooth 5.2
Doppia LAN Gigabit da 2,5 Gbps
Thunderbolt 4
2 porte HDMI 2.0
1 porta DP 1.4
4 porte USB 3.0
2 porte USB 2.0
1 porta jack audio da 3,5 mm
1 porta microfono da 3,5 mm

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Il mini PC ha un design compatto ed elegante che lo rende ideale per qualsiasi ambiente. Le sue dimensioni ridotte (135 x 100 x 42 mm) lo rendono facile da posizionare su qualsiasi scrivania o mensola.

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Il Mini PC TOPGRO è un dispositivo dal prezzo competitivo. Il suo prezzo attuale su Amazon è di 829,00€, ma è possibile usufruire di un coupon di 140€ che lo porta a 689,00€.

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Il Mini PC TOPGRO è un'ottima scelta per chi cerca un dispositivo potente, compatto e versatile. Offre prestazioni eccezionali, un'ampia gamma di opzioni di connettività e un design elegante. Se siete alla ricerca di un mini PC di fascia media, questo modello è sicuramente da considerare.
Sounds really cool, but I don’t buy it.

> Those wishing for NASCAR to resemble the Baja 1000 are tilting at windmills. Similarly, people who want iOS to be like Android aren't just wasting their time, but also disregarding the preferences of users who prioritize platform safety.

How providing ability to sideload and having ability to use custom browser engine compromise the system? How having ability to use terminal disregard platform safety?

All of those are artificial limitations and you know it.
Redis is also a requirement to run Argo CD. When comparing load on my home server, flux was much lighter.
Flux also has a pretty cool terraform controller too.

At work though, we use Argo and our developers use its gui to get an overview on their applications.
Surely having some vulnerabilities patched is better than having none patched. I don't think the crowd running Lineage is doing so in lieu of the latest iPhone.
Not really. Nuclear explosions don't mix well with organic life. And humans are often near nuclear weapons.
I promise you there is a significant percentage of people that would fumble enrollment; you handwaved away a giant problem (multiple enrollment, not present); and many people would put them all on the same keychain.

In the politest way possible, I question whether you've interacted with the modal user.

edit: I can try to dig up the article, but here's the precis: 5-ish years ago, google briefly changed their search results ranking. Lots of people were logging into facebook by searching facebook, instead of typing facebook.com, then following the top result. Some other site briefly was the top result when searching for google. That site got a wave of users submitting help requests because they couldn't log in with their facebook credentials, and accusations of subterfuge or wrongdoing because their accounts were deleted. I think it was pinterest, but I may not remember correctly. Either way, it looked nothing like facebook and didn't use blue.

That's what a significant fraction of internet users are like.
I haven't found any apps that aren't fooled by Magisk+Zygisk, and I've got hundreds installed, including dozens of banking and finance apps. The thing that really screws me up are ad blockers. The app doesn't work, and I assume it's detecting the unlocked phone, but then realize my ad blocker is preventing certain network calls.
See comment above. Your local olive oil store (if there is one) should have great options. If you're on the east coast, one of those local high-end "Italian" stores may have a knowledgable person who stocks good oils.

Online is always an option :)
The Olive Truck Tuscan blend is a personal favorite: https://bestoliveoils.org/search

The owner is this awesome Turkish dude who drives around California in a mobile olive press and makes oil from olives on the spot!
There is nothing to imply that there is something to be discovered at that energy scale (100 TeV), and likely any potential breakthrough is far from the reach of the FCC. At least the LHC was aiming for the Higss (which could also be discovered at the Tevatron, but this was not certain at the time) and there was a great hope for supersymmetry. Perhaps the funding would best be used in other endeavors…
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