skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Kind of like self-flagellating climate doomers who don't think (or perhaps don't care) about the implications of destroying social safety nets and overall quality of life for future generations, right. It may be too late to convince millenials that they're doing a far better job at dooming their children and grandchildren than they think baby boomers did to them, but for those with a more open mind it's good to see things from a different perspective once in a while.
I think removing "every_manufacturing_point_of_said_food(e.g. restaurants)" would suffice, and be would perfectly appropriate. We literally already do this for all exported and imported food. So it's not absurd at all.

Also I think your variable naming is a bit off. Restaurants aren't generally considered manufacturers.
I concur. A lot of frontend problems wouldn't exist if HTML had something like XSLT. The fact there's no non-javascript way to reuse HTML code is a already a failure of DRY. Pretty much every web 2.0 technique so far has been just us trying to add DRY to a language that doesn't support it.
For 20 years before the crisis, the American government promoted numerous policies to lower mortgage lending standards. The 2008 crisis is a natural price for such policies. "Corporate/private greed" - is an explanation aimed at children, I don’t understand how a mentally capable person can seriously listen to this BS.
Hey you stole my catch phrase. :D
Generally if it is an illegal strike, it means you can be legally fired, not that you will be taken to jail.
The actual anomaly is not the temperatures, but how absurdly rapid they change year over year.
Meanwhile, Joe Biden while claiming to believe we are steering towards climate disaster, decided to protect the economy and preserve his geriatric political career and reduce oil prices yet again by depleting strategic reserves.
How are social protections for say, losing a job, health emergencies, and retirement?

90% of my drive for more and more money is the fear of long term unemployment and knowing there's nobody to come save me. If that fear didn't exist, I'd probably work for half the price to be honest.
Yeah, e.g. nyc has plenty of rats and little of these grassy areas like pictured in the artixle. It's just because of the trash above ground, and food garbage in sewers. I live in suburban area with plenty of grass, trees.. no rats because of good trash pickup. I really don't think these depaving efforts will cause real vermin issues.
More like AI will finally be the bicycle for the mind.
I think it depends on people. I've used adb and it was vaguely related to debugger acronyms so I assumed it would be debugger something. It does not matter to me what the exact name is.

I use a SOAR and never know what this is for (the name, not the product :)). Idem for the plethora of acronyms we use in France they expand to weird words.

Do not even get me started about the acronyms in my company, I have up completely and use them randomly. The fact that it usually does not bother anyone shows their importance :)
I don't want to be dramatic here so don't read too deeply into the comparison: I'm sure black people weren't willing to go to jail either some 60 years ago. Or worse. Most of the biggest change was achieved with the biggest sacrifice.

If they throw teachers in jail over not doing their job, the state loses in the long term. If enough refuse to do it they have to bargain, illegal or not. And it wouldn't take long since it'd imoh be a few days (if that) before the parents join in, with kids either not learning or not going to school over the lack of supervision.

The big issue here is the collective isn't big enough in some areas. Or there's enough supply coming in when the old batch walk out (which is partially why the teachers quitting aren't getting the effect. Teaching is partially a passion job and thst keeps supply high).
HK EV situation is quite disappointing - limited charging infrastructure, vast majority of cars, taxi, trucks remain ICE vehicles. Hydrogen might actually have a chance here
Is the world worse off because you exist in it? What should people who care about the planet do about that?
This is definitely encouraging but I’d rather see a study about people forgoing consumption or voluntarily imposing self austerity rather than what their opinions are.
To many Danes (everyone I’ve ever discussed it with) Americans are simply “ridiculous” in the way you keep electing people who hurt you. It’s like you’re in a continuous abusive relationship with your own democracy.

My wife and I just had twins, and while it went fine they needed CPAP to help their lungs develop fully because they were born with a c-section. Which put them in the children’s intensive care unit for around 12 hours and afterward we lived for 7 days in the specialised ward for children with troubled births. And it cost us around $100 because the lodging for spouses isn’t free for the first 3 days(3 meals a day + fruits and cake and all sorts of drinkable stuff that I don’t know the English names for… mostly concentrated fruit you mix with water).

Now, I do pay around 57% in taxes on everything I earn above $90k and 39% before that (my wife pays 37% since she doesn’t earn above $90k). But I do sort of “cheat” the system by investing 14% of my pay before taxes into methods that will let me pay 25% in taxes on another $10k a year, and some that goes directly into my children’s investments. Anyway, that is what we pay for everyone to have this opportunity in our country.

I’m not going to pretend our system is perfect. Like, I have a private health insurance through my job which led me skip a two year wait time when I was diagnosed with bipolar type2 after having some issues with stress. And that’s obviously not available to everyone, and a two year wait period is obviously terrible for people who can’t turn to the private sector. So everything isn’t perfect.

But when you then read about how US citizens pay ridiculous amount of money to have children… when they live in a nation which is significantly richer than ours… it just baffles the mind.

Similarly we have about 9 months of maternity leave. 2 months of which are with full pay for my wife, and 14 weeks are with full pay for me (I have really terms through my work often it’s only 2-4 weeks for spouses). But even when you aren’t on full pay, you’re still getting around $5k a month from the government. You’re also paid around $1k per child every 3 months for the first couple of years of their lives (something which should probably be limited by income if we’re honest since people like us need it a lot less than most Danes). My wife transferred some of her maternity leave and was decades sick for the first two months, so I’m getting around 30 weeks of paternity leave which does mean a significant decrease in income this year, but then you look at how US citizens basically have no paid leave and again… it’s just so weird.

And you’ve chosen this yourselves. I know it’s not as easy as that, but you are a democracy and you do elect your leaders and a huge part of you are basically wage slaves. I know a lot of HN’ers are likely to also have good terms, it comes with our line or work, but as a whole… I mean, just why?
Try to solve an interesting but not business critical side quest with a new method. Give yourself at least some time to play again. Then try to understand what your did and extend your taxonomy with that new understanding.

Going on a walk and explaining our debating it with a peer is great for that...

As an adult you typically learn through extending existing knowledge, not necessarily something completely new.
It’s easy to see that the people pushing the human induced climate change narrative have been very successful, at least in my country of origin, The Netherlands.

As people have been pushed to get solar panels. Buy electric vehicles (and by 2030 I believe the EU wants to ban the sale of non-electric vehicles, even banning re-selling second hand diesel and gas vehicles in EU). In The Netherlands home owners will be forced to change from gas heating to waterpumps in coming years, etcetera. And what about the massive windfarms that are being setup everywhere in The Netherlands?
The average in France is around 42k€ a year. 60k€ is perfectly decent compared to other professions. It’s also good but on the lower end for a non-senior software developer.
Magicore Anomala: A bullet hell game for Amiga
An AGI might be something that can harness the LLM but also self learn.
Nijisanji vs. Dokibird for Dummies: Simple Summary for Non-VTuber Fans [video]
The average salary in France is around 42k€ a year.
You can't even define "degradation" without humans around. The planet itself doesn't care, nor does the fish.

Extending human empathy to non-human processes is peak anthropocentrism.
I literally dream about Sovereign Solar. If the Canadian government was like "yo, we're doing a crown corporation and we're gonna transition the country to solar wind and tidal" - that's my actual pipe dream.
My first guess is that Mao Tse Tung basically kept China in a pre-industrial communist fever dream until he died and the reformers, like Deng Xiaopeng, took over in the late 70s. Then China, a nation of 1 billion people, did a speed-run on the last 300 years of Western industrial history in about 30 years. At the same time the US underwent a mass de-regulation and neo-Globalization was off to the races.

edit - good example, Toyota. Right around the 70s/80s they became a massive multinational exporter. This is enabled by pax Americana and neo-liberal free trade policies which, for example, allowed Toyota to import to the US in large numbers and also build factories inside the US itself, multiply by several other companies in several other countries, massive growth. Before this time global trade was far more limited.

https://www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75ye...

If we take the stock market as an analogy for energy (and hence pollution) there is just a massive explosion starting around 1980. people forget that the stock market used to be kind of boring and went down alot. https://www.macrotrends.net/1319/dow-jones-100-year-historic...

edit - another good one. The US trade balance. I.e. the rise of the foreign nations who had "interesting" currency policies and manufacturing exports designed for the US, in order to get USD so they could participate in globalism, buy oil (sold mostly in USD), and modernize. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalization#/media/File:U.S....

Also GDP of the Asian Tigers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Asian_Tigers
"More than a billion" is enough to add the -s in English grammar.
Sure, but you do realize that the majority of companies and economy will not benefit from the transition, quite the opposite?

So seems like the bigger financial incentive is to deny the issue if anything.
The article mentions also the obligation to refunds, so presumably users already subscribed to a service with a given quality, then reducing the quality.

This is not different from Prime adding ads to paying customers who signed up to the service with the implied promise there were none.
So the whole chain must be ethical, but children labor to make your phone is a little evil that is not counting.

Absolute statement, then relativism.

I'm convinced.
Been stewing on this comment. You are right, I think, for roughly half of the parents in my peer group. They do indeed act with a "fuck you, my kids got theirs" attitude. But I think the heuristic still works, because the near term things that those parents care about tend to be highly correlated with what makes sense in the long term. Another comment, in this dumpster fire of a thread that I started, noted that becoming a parent makes you crazy. Alas, I think becoming a parent makes you normal. After all, everyone has a parent.
Well, hopefully after living in Sweden for a bit, they discover how higher taxes result in all kinds of improved quality of life for everyone.
Even if the population suddenly stabilised overnight mining automation would continue to increase in order to meet the rising per capita demand from global population.

It's already rising to meet the transition from fossil fuel energy to other sources.

We are living in a world where 60+ year olds like myself increased per capita throughput in exploration, extraction, processing and production. Much of this creative activity that sees results today came from a time 40 years ago when there were far fewer people than today.
> For your assertion to be true, 71% of those countries would have had to have been in poverty in the recent past and now are not.

Yup, that is in fact the case. Look it up.
The rest of your comment doesn't really seem specific to geometric algebra. You're just interpreting matrix multiplication as composition of linear maps, which is indeed a very useful and sometimes intuitive perspective.
Maybe I'm reading too generously, but my sense is that the format described in the article is intended to be used for encoding and transferring data to be used in some other application rather than something where you can assume constraints like "no punctuation". I could imagine using the "JSON lines" format for things like encoding a large number of records to insert for test cases or as a way of sharing a test dataset with another developer; I'm not convinced that either of those would work well without any punctuation whatsoever, and even if they could, I suspect I'd still rather pay the cost of slower importing in order to make my testing code (and any manual reading/transformation outside of my code) easy to do without having to add some additional processing step to deal with the punctuation.

The best argument against this format to me is that it's possible to just use JSON itself for this by wrapping all of the values in an array. I'm not totally convinced that the quality of life improvements of not needing to add commas along with the single pair of square braces necessitate an entirely new file format, but realistically I think I'll just end up following whatever happens to be supported by the tooling I use for a given project. If "JSON lines" became widely used overnight, I wouldn't be bothered by it, but if I never end up seeing it supported by anything, I doubt I'll miss it.
I think that’s because that’s when we started having weather satellites that could take consistent measurements.

I really find it hard to believe you can compare temperature measurements “globally” before 1950s with any sort of consistency or accuracy. Today’s infrared thermometers for fevers have a 2F accuracy. You’re telling me that you can calculate temperatures from around the world pre-1950s and trust that it’s consistent and accurate?
The farmer protest isn’t a worker strike, you’re off topic
The British national motto is literally "well, what are you going to do". I have no idea what it would take for the general population to strike.
I don't think rooftop solar is that simple:

1) Does the extra cost of rooftop solar go to installers doing a lot more manual work per panel?

Installers who need a source of income to live anyway?..

2) As I see it a lot of the pollution in the world is due to fear of people loosing their jobs. One could scale down many sectors, or more aggressively shift to a greener economy, if it wasn't for the fear of people/voters loosing their jobs.

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So when considering options I think one needs to give smaller weight to salaries ("somone had to feed that person anyway") and more weight to natural resource extraction needed...which is the "real" cost. Basically count further CO2 emissions invested, not work hours.
Are you saying (in combo with first post) that the average SE is paid >50tkr at the company you work at, in Malmö?
The problem is you have to sacrifice to fight against the move of people that take no risk. It's a very unfair battle.
This is such a terrible situation. We need depopulation but every country's economy seems to be based on infinite growth and can't deal with an aging population.

I'm scared the best case scenario will end up being "the world gets so hot it kills enough people to stop getting hotter." I don't know a lot about climate change but I don't thing the Earth will simply reset when enough people die, considering the melting ice caps won't just unmelt because of that.
What's the revenue model?

The ISS seems to have outlived its usefulness and is scheduled to be de-orbited in 2030. There's a successor planned, but it's much smaller. China's Tiangong space station can hold 6 people, but currently has only 3. Humans in space just aren't that useful.
> This is also why the USA has all those anti-strike laws, especially regarding railroads.

And the people suffer?
Thank you for taking a look. I will take a look at overflow behaviour, which I don't understand too well. I think I need to take a step back and work out responsive behaviour in general. Sadly management's hands have been tied and there is not time to make small useful improvements :)
Nobody cares about that.

If I want to be sure that an email came from a certain person, I ask for a PGP signature on it.
Either accept current treatment or quit.

It is fascinating how on individual level everyone wants better education for their children but as society people do the opposite.

Government and their voters are not interested in paying more or in better educated children.

In the end dumb people are easier to manipulate to do "right and only correct" decision on the election day.
I don't think "oh, I don't really know how the feeds work" is the best summary. Let me quote the author:

> Feeds are a recent addition to atproto, and therefore, while they do exist, they may not be feature complete just yet, and may undergo some change in the future. We’ll see. They’re working just fine from my perspective, but I haven’t been following the lower level technical details.

One paragraph above for some more context:

> This to me is one of the killer features of BlueSky over other microblogging tools: total user choice. If I want to make my own [feed] algorithm, I can do so. And I can share them easily with others.
Thank you :)

If there is just one I would pick from the lot, it would be the Meadows book.
Is it easier to have a completely green supply chain with 1,000 people, or 1,000,000? When does the growth become bad?
We also have the highest taxes in the world. So the government gets as much ( or more) benefit as the employee.

Eoy bonus for having dinner a good work is almost pointless here. Since more than halve goes to the government.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahir_%C3%87a%C4%9Fr%C4%B1

(For reference)
Super unlikely they audited it. But also what's the risk?

Generally they only care about prisoners getting things in or out of the prison without the blessing of prison staff. Prisons also tend to be able to afford to be reactive, rather than proactive. If a new method of smuggling is created, the prison staff will learn about it eventually and deal with it at that point, by ensuring that only they control what comes in/out using that method.
> Activity we previously attributed to the Russians didn't flicker when Russia invaded Ukraine-- but did stop very quickly into Israel's invasion of Gaza.

What's your conclusion here, though? Who do you believe now was the actual bad actor and why did they stop? You're just leaving it open.
For what exactly? You reckon MS would package dark web messaging so that prison kids could communicate?
Making a living when AI raises the bar
Around 1998 (into the early 2000's) I ran LRP[0] on a 486 which provided NAT & firewall services behind my cable modem. It booted from a 1.44mb floppy and ran out of ramdisk iirc.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Router_Project
You have repeated the point as if it were self-evident, but you haven't explained it.
Hopefully with a trillion people around we'll figure out a good source of energy that'll deliver both prosperity on earth and interplanetary travel
3 tries

My circle is 96.5% perfect (on iphone)
That was the deepest recession China has ever had?
I view it as an issue of best-practice password hygiene. Just because the stakes are low, and it's a hassle, doesn't mean you should skip it.

The more you get used to implementing it, the easier it gets.
Finally someone that has it right -_-'
You can buy these things new.[1]

They only connect to a custom "docking station". No standard ports. WiFi is available.

[1] https://justicetechsolutions.com/
I don't want to be crude, but the sustainable approach is accepting that a company won't grow every year for forever. When did the behavior of the stock market become so fixated on this? Was it always this way?

In this case it's even simpler: Ubisoft literally didn't want to pay a CoL adjustment raise this year. Nor last year. Despite reporting better than average earnings. But because this is the EU section they can't do a mass layoff like they have and will do for the US/CA studios. So... Don't shortchange talent less money despite earning the company more money and having more experience in operating your products
Why is the 100% density speedup 1.8x? The hammingWeight seems like it should always be slower than going one-by-one in a fully-set set.
Yes, you got that right :)
Then move to France or Scandinavia. I'd suggest Norway since they have a huge oil reserve so the country can sustain its current population.
That's actually something I started recently
Something like simpler redis with focus on distributed cache
I agree it will be horrible for the economy. And for food production and the like.

Germany is also feeling the pain as the high energy costs make manufacturing companies unprofitable, forcing them to cease operations or move to other countries.

But the EU is determined to follow this path and The Netherlands will follow.

As a result the middle class will be crushed through high costs of living and taxation. And many companies will cease to exist or move elsewhere. Of course, this will result in rising unemployment.
A non-conventional mention and I am not sure how up to date it is, but I remember looking into https://moosetechnology.org/ a few years ago and it can do far more that you asked.

It's open-source.

You can read more about it here: http://agilevisualization.com/
The Age of the Unicorn Is Over
https://archive.ph/MlAUG
There are millions of young people who dream of working in video games and very few who dream of writing software for a bank or a Telco.

It seems to make sense that there should be a pay disparity.
I suppose every single ML method, ever, is effectively memorisation. The crux is the feature representation is builds to aid the memorisation.

So take OLS, or a decision tree / forest. When you evaluate them, they look at some feature space, then compare to some fitted parameters (i.e. memorises result) and produce an output.

Methods such as SVM or Lasso are also memorisation, except with a clever feature mapping. Instead of memorising outputs for every sample, the memories them by some learned feature sunset or transformation.

Perhaps the same thing happens for LLMs or NNs (I'm still reading the paper) but if so, this is just the name of the game in ML, it seems.

Arguably that's what we humans do too. We are capable of creative thinking, whatever that means, but 90% of our thought process seems to be cache recall, and intelligence seems to correspond well to having a large and diverse cache. Many disciplines that require creative thinking to understand, like maths or playing instruments, seem to improve on repetitive practice that makes us memorize patterns.
Thanks, I'll take a look at those
In France striking is a fundamental right just like marching (assuming you make the demand to the authorities and it gets accepted). However what I dislike about the situation is that everybody strikes and manifests for his own core interest separately. I think we should really get into a more coordinated effort. Most of those strikes have failed.