skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MUI Not Working
Hey! I am trying to craft a dating site built on interests instead of images. Idea springs from seeing how popular Twitter is for dating. Not the most original idea but just a fun project. I am having issues building it due to not being able to properly use icons from MUI? I just get a blank white page in my localhost when I try to import.

Lines of code I am talking about:

import InsertEmoticonIcon from "@mui/icons-material/InsertEmoticon";

under my div:
<InsertEmoticonIcon />
And this is how your fridge sent spam emails and your thermometer took part in a DDoS attack.
My argument isn't assuming there is no manipulation from the West and as someone who lives in the West, I'd rather to have one less avenue for manipulation.
Raising property taxes on rentals increases cost to renters. Raising taxes on vacant units is a good idea though (but perhaps hard to enforce).

Remote work is solving the housing shortage already though, through opening up living to much wider geography (and locales that don't impede building, such as TX and FL). It will just take a decade or so to normalize.

In-person work forced people to compete over limited housing in small areas
So to cut all sugarcoating off, the problem isn't criminals doing knowingly criminal things. It's Japanese users disporportionately obliterating Twitter-style social media and absolutely hammering the system with bunch of risque selfies that don't look adult to Europeans and anime style arts that don't involve child in making, neither of which qualify as CSAM by local laws and therefore not understandable to offending Japanese users in context of potential legal outcomes such that it would change majority behaviors. It is simply legal as drinking at legal ages.

This Japanese flood casually nears or exceeds 50% of content by volume and is a specifically Japanese phenomenon; it does not generalize into Asian cultures or Sinosphere languages[1] - all the others are easily 1% or less or proportional relative to English. It also isn't happening with Facebook but it is with Mastodon.

To be even more frank, everyone should just set up a Japanese containment server with an isolate IdP, and get Yahoo! Japan or NTT Corp fund it, have it monetized via phone contract or something, and that could solve a huge bulk of problems with microblogging moderation. Then everyone could go back to weeding out those few of actual pedophiles, smugglers and casino spams, occasionally reinstating not-too-radical political activists.

Should "outside" users be eligible for signup with such isolate system is a separate problem, but that will be foreign crime anyway and should not bother the main branch operators that cater to the rest of the world that CAN unite.

1: https://bsky.app/profile/jaz.bsky.social/post/3klwzzdbvi22t

2: worse version of [1]: https://images.ctfassets.net/vfkpgemp7ek3/5kYcWXcFUYSLBAEkrS...
Has someone on onion talks said it before "the idea is there, it just needs implementation".

https://youtu.be/DkGMY63FF3Q
I am trying to replace google docs with markdowns, but it's difficult to find a suitable editor, so I gave this a try. Here are a few observations on a M1 Mac:

* very clean interface: But too clean for my taste. I like WYSIWYG controls like BIU and I like to apply styles directly (like in Word/gdocs) as opposed to many md-Editors with a code/preview split.

* the HN-title implies that I can quickly edit a .md file, but it asks me to define a project first - no direct file opening.

* I opened an existing file with a h1-header on top, the app adds a title and subtitle on top anyway - not wanted. I couldn't find a way to remove them either.

* It seems I cant move the window by "pulling" the area where the titlebar would be. The window is stuck on a center-top position.

So far, the markdown editor that comes closest to my requirements is the vscode plugin "Markdown Editor" (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=adameros...)

Thanks for your work and good luck!

Edit: Attempt to style my comment for better readability.
> I think the primary argument for banning TikTok should be based on reciprocity rather than moral and/or security concerns.

Your argument is lame at best. Using your logics above, Chinese should ban all US EVs, mobile phones and network equipment on reciprocity. Tesla has a huge factory here in Shanghai, local government even offered it free land, it is fully own by Tesla, Tesla cars are everywhere. When is the last time you see Chinese EVs on US roads? I can freely go to any CCP official and tell him/her that my US designed iPhone is good, he/she might tell me that he/she is a iPhone user as well (and then ask me to piss off). What is the likelyhood that any US officials are using Huawei phones now?
They keep saying banned. If they follow through it will get sold. Otherwise an American company will replace it.
Trump tried to do this 4 years ago, how is that a "concerning" level of speed? The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has been reviewing Tik Tok's Project Texas initiative to handle US data separately for 2 years. This was not an out of the blue move. The citation for those claims are in the linked article.
Yes, \underset. My old macro (see sister comment) ensures math mode, switches to a smaller font, uses a "x" (\times). You'd then write (with \cdots for better spacing)

\ddim Umr \cdot \ddim {\Sigma}rr = \ddim Amn \cdot \ddim Vnr

to get https://www.fabian-lischka.de/files/Various/ddim-ex3.png
The first amendment prevents the US govt from restricting the speech of anyone in the US, not just citizens.

For example, the government cannot deport an immigrant simply because they criticized the government (they can deport for a variety of other reasons though).
The issue might get forced if energy prices hit a threshold, debt bomb explodes, etc.
yes I believe one of the videos of him expresses the better comfort the negative pressure has on his body somehow over the positive pressure contraptions he's used.
Formatting is only a (small) part of coding style. Out of the given examples, only the first one is something an auto-formatter would solve, and even then only in a limited sense:

* applying recurring visual patterns

* writing less convoluted statements

* keeping my files short and concise
The housing shortage is so straightforward to solve, but government officials and citizens alike block most measures that would easily solve it. It's very frustrating. Rents in Austin are down double digits, and the reason? They changed zoning laws and built more housing. Seems like every major city should be doing that, but apparently, it's too complex.
> If China is unwilling to allow US companies to compete fairly in their digital ecosystem, why the hell should we continue to grant Chinese firms unrestricted access to our market?

I understand what you're saying and I actually support the ban as tiktok can be used as a giant botnet at-will by Chinas government, but an eye for an eye doesn't end well and the US is supposed to be "free" so this part of the argument I wouldn't agree with.
Same, I enjoy texting pictures, links, thoughts, etc to my friends and family that I know would enjoy the message instead of blasting it out into the void. Granted maybe they think I'm crazy.

Also I still do wish I had double the socialization I have. Everyone is just so busy, me too.
> These ranches have extra high fences that surround the entire property to keep all the animals contained.

I watched that movie!
The deduction principle turns
out to be invalid for weak rejections and strong AI requires it.

Consider strong negation:

Did Homer write the Iliad? No, he did not.

VS a too computationally expensive system with true,false,other with no knowledge of Homer:

Did Homer write the Iliad? No, Homer did not exist.

Vs negation as failure of binary threshold ANNs:

Did Homer write the Iliad? No.

Transformers explicitly can find known unknowns, unknowable unknowns (eg future unknowns), etc..

But exhaustive unknowns may or may not be valid.

There is a lot more to it, but strong AI requires universal quantification, ML is existential quantification.

The above is just one way to think about why Word sense disambiguation and ATP are though to be AI-complete.
I, for one, use GitHub stars as a way of bookmarking projects. Which means I will star a project that I want to look into later. And most of the time I completely forget about it.
I remember seeing a study that compared the content TikTok served to children in China vs other countries. I would have to look and find it again.

But basically, Chinese children got lots of science, engineering, and other educational content, while other countries got your run of the mill generic time-wasting nothingburger nonsense kind of content.

Food for thought.
I would say the post would fare better as "Use UTC (or GPS, TAI) in certain contexts". I work remotely as does my team. Our timezones are up to 9 hours apart (maybe more with DST differences). When working on production issues UTC is best. When talking less technically it's good to add -0400 (or EDT if everyone's familiar). Even then UTC is still pretty good as most of the team's in EU/UK and can deal with that well.
I changed it myself. Once the story is out of the "new" queue, having a snappy title is less important. I still did not use the exact article title as I think the content is better represented this way.
The pinnacle of syntax highlighting was VB6 where comments are green and keywords are blue, and you had no choice.

I really can't stand things like italics in my code.
> IMO, Flash died because it didn't play nice with the conventions of the web. There were workarounds, but generally it broke all of the things HTML could do, like being searchable & selectable, navigable with a keyboard, built of code you could inspect, addressable with a direct link, even working with the browser's back button.

Don't SPAs do exactly this?
It's painful article but it's true.

We have to remember that none of us deserves anything not that we have any right for anything; nothing is given and we have to work hard for that.
If there is one industry that is the most resistant to change, it's the construction industry. There are still people who have been roofing for 50 years and refuse to change a single thing they do and learned 50 years ago.

Saying a bunch of glulam will solve the issue is just incorrect. Wood is fantastic material. But using half a forest to build a 2000sqft house is certainly not the direction we should be going, we should be finding ways to build with 1/2 the amount of wood we currently use. Or perhaps melt down all of that trash and form it into a house somehow...
Flox employee here! To start off by addressing how this relates to nix tools:

- Our goal is to be more user friendly. You don't have to learn the Nix expression language or understand nix internals to be successful.

- We've been able to add some opinionation and polish. Some of that is subjective, but some examples are:

- We have a hybrid imperative/declarative interface. You can `flox install && flox list`, and those changes are reflected in TOML. Whereas with `nix develop` you have to edit a Nix expression

- `nix develop` drops you into a bash shell, whereas `flox activate` can drop you into a bash or zsh shell (and we plan to add support for fish)

- We support using git to manage environments just like nix tools do, but we've also added the option to share flox environments in ways you can't with any of those tools (flox push/flox pull/flox activate -r) and the ability to view environments in ways we feel can be more user friendly. If you create an account, you can see packages I have in my environment at https://hub.flox.dev/mkenigs/default, or if you have the CLI, you could inspect my environment with `flox list -r mkenigs/default` before using it with `flox activate -r mkenigs/default`. I think that's much more digestible than linking a flake.nix to someone who doesn't know the Nix expression language
This type of protectionism could really backfire on the United States. We are a heavy net importer, and I don’t think our Congressmen understand what kind of can of worms this opens. The cynic in me wonders if Microsoft is behind all of this, as they stand to gain the most from a forced sale.
As an old-school guy who can touch type quickly, I absolutely hate autoindent, automatic closing curlies, syntax highlighting, and even particularly the temporary jump to a partly typed search string, highlighted and all, until you cancel the search and zap, you're no longer there.

It is possible to work without all that stuff, and once the habit is formed, it is sticky. I fully understand that most people now are habituated the other way, and plain editing would feel strange.
https://archive.ph/GlVm4
The bill explicitly allows the President to designate a "website" as a threat. How that would be applied exactly is a different question, which is why many argue that this is a Pandora's box not worth opening.
This is 100% anecdotal and lacks any kind of research, but... I heard it was a more subtle propaganda. The American feeds could have messages about how bad the economy is, how futile working is in a corrupt system, how depressed and traumatized your peers are.

On the opposite side you would fill it with messages about the virtues of hard work, stories of success and happiness, etc.
Owners holding vacant units is not a significant cause of the housing shortage. Overly restrictive zoning and subjective reviews exploited by NIMBYs explains almost all of it.
It's no worse that what Facebook or Twitter does (or has done). I would prefer to have a plurality of options and not be limited to apps that are owned by countries the US deems "allies".
It's strange to have a felony for unlicensed imports of genetic material. The law the press release cites classifies that as "animal parts". Hypothetically—would it be the same crime if they sequenced the DNA of those sheep in Kyrgyzstan, transmitted the sequences electronically into the USA, and then synthesized the DNA from the digital sequence? Ignoring the question of whether that's currently feasible or not.

Would it be legal to synthesize* i.e. extinct mammoths from paleontological DNA samples? Would it make a difference which part of the globe the mammoth samples were found in?

*(I don't know what the correct terminology is)
Indeed. When I ask (now retiring) office workers they typically agree that WordPerfect 5.1 is the best document editor our Earth has to offer.
Iterators and traversables [have important differences]
The B-52 will likely hit a century of operational use, it's kind of insane.
> You don't believe social media can influence people's beliefs and behaviors.

> You believe the above, but think a government cannot (or should not) regulate companies operating in its jurisdiction for those aforementioned purposes.

Isn't freedom of speech (as understood in the US) exactly that, a prohibition on any regulation that prevents you from influencing people's belief and behavior?

Sure, there are limits on free speech. You aren't allowed to freely slander people, to engage in false advertising, to commit fraud, treason, etc. But a new law that specifically prevents a company from showing you a selection of videos on fears that this selection might be biased in a way that influences people is another level. It not only prevents them from speaking directly, it specifically bans them because of how they might choose which legal speech they might show you.

I completely understand why people want to do it. Allowing foreign adversaries this much influence is dangerous. But it is also unprecedented, and because of the indirection feels like a heavier restriction than say banning a Chinese newspaper from publishing in the US.
Apologies, I hope our next generation of leaders are master planners.
Wild, well, I'm a lowly math PhD so that's where my interests lie =)

I'm _not_ suggesting we replace R with Q. I'm suggesting that you bake in the desired accuracy of your computational approximation as an input. This is how Turing evades self-referential problems in his conception of computational reals, and also perhaps how you evade your criticisms with CM requiring infinite precision.

Similarly - I think it's reasonable in a computational context to assume linearity up to an error bound that is provided as an input. Of course things become non-computable if you ask for exact linearity. Equality itself is non-computable!

Either way I think we agree about physics. I don't believe the universe is describable as a computable function. Merely that we can approximate it to arbitrary degrees of accuracy =P
Obviously someone who is familiar with the field but it's kind of strange that they compare these two technologies since they aren't used for the same construction. You've not going to use glulam and CLT to build your one story house. It's about building taller places.
How is it a botnet? Apple isn't going to allow botnet like behavior in any app it approves in the app store.
> I'm not sure I agree they're any more unhealthy than the non-MMORPG games full of microtransactions

I used to think: “Anything that got rid of the ‘pointless grinding’ aspect of RPGs would be an improvement.” And then micro transactions and pay-to-win got invented. I didn’t think it was possible but game designers somehow actually managed to make RPGs even worse!
There is a ton that flash did that CSS does not do, but it is more about the toolchain / dev environment for flash apps than the actual technical capabilities. It is very strange to me that no one has built "Flash but on Html5" yet.
Do you know what computers do they use to edit Hollywood movies like Dune for the final cut?

Do they use MacPros, workstation PCs or do they have some local sever farm?
There are studies - there are more vacation units than homeless people in the United States - like double.
Indeed the tool is great, and the performance is amazing in the browser. I believe DuckDB has a ton of potential!

The same query in SheetSQL

https://ibb.co/dDdZ0vC
A slow transition (over 5+ years) from web/desktop development into HPC and AI/ML.

I still consider myself a 4/10 at best compared to my amazing peers who studied this from the start, but you have to start somewhere!
They have high expectations
I was for her doing this up until the story mentions that she was charging another woman a discount to use her card to get the free gas... That's scummy.
We Built a Custom Permissions DSL at Figma
I would recommend the full video on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEg8cOx7UZk

Another fascinating bit is when he describes the flat management structure NVDA has.

He, as CEO, has 58 direct reports and no scheduled one on ones. Feedback is given constantly (up and down.).
Yes, when within its jurisdiction. It'll use "citizens" where it does not, like voting. Tourists can't be summarily executed, for example.
X: For Sycophants Only
Does it support using different engines for the preview? I have been looking forever for an open source markdown editor that allows me to use pandoc as the backend.
Soon the 2017 April joke "GeForce GTX G-Assist" from Nvidia will be doable.

[0] -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smM-Wdk2RLQ
It’s going to pass Congress, signed into law. Then a federal judge will issue a preliminary injunction blocking it on first amendment grounds just like what happened both times with the Montana ban in 2023 and trumps executive order in 2020
The idea that a piece of software can be “banned” on a national level shows how far we’ve fallen in terms of general purpose computing. In a reasonable world, banning an app would be a non-sequitur, because you would always be able to find a mirror if you wanted to use it. Once governments discover that they have this power, they will make every effort to close the PC loophole and subsequently ban anything unfavorable to the ruling class and their patrons: torrent clients, software cracks, VPNs, end-to-end encryption, etc.
Hi Ron, congratulations on the release. My question is: how will you make money? I see you are the CEO, there is a company, and you have employees. Crunchbase links to news articles that make it seem like you've raised $24MM. Maybe I'm just missing it, but I can't see any pricing information on your landing page or in your docs. After I log in to FloxHub with my Github profile, I don't see any billing options. What is your plan?
No, I am talking about lockless design.

Split/join style. It is almost like a single threaded code, except that all heavy work is done as fast as possible in parallel, the single threaded part is almost free in practice, less than 1ms in total per frame, often 10 times less.
I mean, landlords are going to pass on their costs directly to tenants. If you raise property taxes, then rents simply go up. None of these tax increases are going to magically make a 20% down payment appear in someone's bank account that they could use to purchase something outright. None of these tax increases are going to prevent people who legitimately want to rent from renting. (Some examples: apartments that are $30k a month for rich people that need to live in some city for 3 months of the year. $8k/month assisted living facilities for rich people that are now old and need access to care while still living alone.)

Probably the most realistic thing to do is to simply implement rent control. "You can't legally collect more than $X/month in rent" fixes the problem of rent being too high. If that makes owning rental units unpopular, so be it.
I could have left off the career switch anecdote, but I wanted to share this previous breakthrough and project with people who are not familiar. It was the foundation for technology like SIMA from Google.
Again, the far more common problem is the one I described. Lots of people say the problem you're describing is the bigger problem, but I've spent a lot of time in the adult world now, and I conclude that no, that is not the bigger problem, at least in the US.

I'm very pleased to see dissatisfaction of the form "this isn't good enough; here are ideas for incremental improvements to it", but have totally lost my patience with the far more common "this isn't good enough; we should do nothing instead".
Man, video creators are gonna love the fact that their hosting company is so capricious and can cancel their agreement at any time.
In our code base every “fmt: off” is compensating for a lack of scopes, smaller functions, variables, etc. Instead of cutting down on repetition we have dozens of consecutive lines of repetition. But nicely formatted repetition. Until that inevitable day where you have to change something, and everything breaks because you’re only supposed to change 90 of the 100 almost identical lines.
You went to Florence and didn’t have Bistecca?

Go back and try again!
I would argue that the mateiral is not the pinchpoint of the housing crisis. Its the lack of land, or permits to build on said land.

Edit I should say _affordable_ land. Or land that isn't blocked by nimbys
> This bill limits TikTok’s distribution, not existence nor even access to Americans.

Wait for it.
I think the best part is that users subscribe to services, not the server.
Thats what its not, and the US is turning into that. At that point just go there, get the free money tax free.
Yes, and Americans will continue to have access to propaganda of foreign adversaries after this bill passes. The ownership restrictions on broadcast media that OP mentions don't stop Americans from going to the Chinese state news agencies website (https://english.news.cn/). These measures limit the ability of foreign corporations to control American news distribution platforms, not the ability of Americans who want to read Chinese propaganda to do so.
For proponents of the proposal here:

- why do you not already know the relevant times of your activity memorized in UTC, including of your distant friends, family, and business partners?

This system exits, if you care for it, and if it actually makes sense in your context.
How about converting offices to apartments?

Thanks to home office there should be many otherwise useless offices.