skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem with a lot of these studies is they are also done in a society that highly stigmatizes sexuality and porn.

Many of these things can also be mitigated by an ability to have open conversations about feelings about what they see. Same with playing violent video games, watching R rated movies, or whatever.
Author here. I have maintained pywebview for almost ten years, so yeah I would say it is production ready at this point :) New major version brings its own share of bugs, but most of those should have been ironed since 5.0
Seriously? We can eat the bastards and they're still pooping and blocking traffic everywhere??
The mention if its economical so maybe pay someone more than face value further up the line for their planes
Critical decision making systems are present across industry and also government today. I'm not interested in discussing the balance of industry vs government control of our lives. Suffice to say, if a decision is being made that affects me I'd like it to be as accurate and bias free as possible, regardless of the organization making it.
Theres all sorts of statistics about the increasing amount of men that are virgins into their 20s and beyond, declining marriage rates, declining birth rates, "inceldom" etc. etc.

Its certainly plausible that at least for some subset of people becoming porn addicts when they enter puberty is disrupting their ability to form relationships as an adult.

Having said that its not really clear censorship is the answer. Probably over time phenotypes overly sensitive to porn addiction will just go extinct.
Nvidia rival Cerebras says it's revived Moore's Law with 3rd-gen waferscale chip
We have software to sus out most fake IDs
Yep. Marked properly.
At some point, the ubiquity of shopping mall accountants (e.g. H&R Block) convinced a lot of people that they were idiots to do their own taxes by hand. Personally I piggybacked off my parents' accountant and still use the same firm. At this point, it almost certainly makes sense for me to use an accountant but I could probably have just used tax software for less money at least for a time.
What would the payload of the grapphql request to fetch the wg config for that peer look like, when they don't know from which peer the request is coming from?
I've bound alt+tab to `workspace back_and_forth`, so I can toggle between the last two used workspaces. I mostly have only 1 window per workspace, so it works fine for me.
Probably the right fix is creating some competition that drives them out of business.
Most of the US has single digit numbers of people per square km. And the average daily commute is 61 km. And suburban sprawl had led to the decline in city centers. Low density, high distance, and poor directionality are very significant challenges for planning a bus line.

Have you used bus systems in the US? Even in cities that have made a large investment in bus service, it can be a challenge.
I don't think they believe they realistically have the ability to jump the queue. But they are publicly announcing their displeasure at Boeing.

Like this message is literally saying "we are stuck with our second choice".

As a vendor, this is a sign that you're really boned. Maybe this order will go through, but you're going to have to work your butt off after this one.
Both things can be true at once. I think its very clear that China is vying to increase its influence and mantle the US as the defacto hegemon of the world, or at least create a sphere of influence as strong as the US.
How are labels managed? Assume I'm a labeller labeling certain posts as "rude". Will my "rude" label be identified as the same label as other labellers who also label posts as "rude", or will they be tied to my labeller identity (actually being e.g. "xyz123-rude" under the hood)?
I have always found that workspaces were a way to "save a game" and I don't have to switch a lot so I never bothered using anything else than my desktop's native shortcuts.
On the other hand, window switching happens often and needs to be fast and as a vimmer I always found that mod + j/k was a natural candidate.

Anyone else using anything out of the ordinary that they think is clever ?
As long as there is no other US plane manufacturer like Boeing, the government will keep them alive somehow.
> Porn isn't speech.

Sure it is. It's just speech some people don't like.

Just because some other government makes a shitty restrictive law doesn't mean the US should make shitty restrictive laws.
Any theory that asserts exhaustive coverage of people would need to take all relevant aspects of reality into consideration, so I suggested some of the trickiest things that are relevant.

Unfortunately for me, they are so tricky that they "don't count" (try, genuinely, to model the reality bending capability of people in a theory, I would love to see that!).
> and the negative effects seem to be....nothing.

One of my colleagues has a 14-year old daughter, and she has TikTok. It’s not uncommon for girls of her age to post stuff like “the right place for a hand during kissing”, and it’ll be a (subtle) reference to the throat.

There’s nothing wrong with consuming porn at that age per sè, but without good parental / sex ed guidance it shapes kids their concept of what “normal” sex is before they are given the chance to figure that out on their own.
Author here. Yes you are correct with the exception that pywebview predates Tauri by five years.
RunReveal Destinations, your security data streamed where you want it
https://capitol.texas.gov/tlodocs/88R/billtext/html/HB01181H...

> (6) "Sexual material harmful to minors" includes any
material that:

> (A) the average person, applying contemporary community standards, would find, taking the material as a whole and with respect to minors, is designed to appeal to or pander to the prurient interest;

> (B) in a manner patently offensive with respect to minors, exploits, is devoted to, or principally consists of descriptions of actual, simulated, or animated display or depiction of:

> (i) a person's pubic hair, anus, or genitals or the nipple of the female breast;

> (ii) touching, caressing, or fondling of nipples, breasts, buttocks, anuses, or genitals; or

> (iii) sexual intercourse, masturbation, sodomy, bestiality, oral copulation, flagellation, excretory functions, exhibitions, or any other sexual act; and

> (C) taken as a whole, lacks serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value for minors.
Ahh, thank you. That was probably obvious to aviation insiders but I hadn't connected the dots.
> and what, then? When plants die, their matter is decomposed by fungi and all their carbon is released back into the atmosphere (unless the dead plant matter is buried).

Why does every measure have to solve the problem? Buying time is just as important. We start mammoth groves now. Buy time for measures that solve the problem and win huge ressources (building wood, recreational space, erosion prevention) for the future.
healthcare.gov turned out alright for the most part.

Negatives:

There is still an unavoidable 20 clicks to select your health insurance, there is no way to get some .csv output or even chart to compare plans. Everything is clicking clicking clicking.

Most people probably don't need to compare 200+ plans, but by not having the UX the insurance companies win.

Positives:

Everything is explained in understandable terms. I don't think its possible to mess things up.

I know billion dollar websites are prob a bad idea, but if we can create over a billion in savings/GDP growth, it should be a no-brainer to invest in stuff like this.
Probably court of public opinion noise making for possibly investors?? It's not like they can use it as leverage against Boeing, as Boeing would be well versed in Airbus production capabilities. So, get out in the public to would be arm chair emotional investors to win some over is me being generous in such a lame comment from them.
Steve Jobs:

"It turns out the same thing can happen in technology companies that get monopolies, like IBM or Xerox. If you were a product person at IBM or Xerox, so you make a better copier or computer. So what? When you have monopoly market share, the company's not any more successful.

So the people that can make the company more successful are sales and marketing people, and they end up running the companies. And the product people get driven out of the decision making forums, and the companies forget what it means to make great products. The product sensibility and the product genius that brought them to that monopolistic position gets rotted out by people running these companies that have no conception of a good product versus a bad product.

They have no conception of the craftsmanship that's required to take a good idea and turn it into a good product. And they really have no feeling in their hearts, usually, about wanting to really help the customers."
I built a website builder with Next.js – the story and implementation
With less "artistic license" [1]

We use a model but not a diffusion model + controlnet which is what I'm assuming this website does.

Would love any feedback on the results + site [2] – before it's asked: we do not use any user uploaded images for model training, they're only stored to show you the color version of your originally uploaded image

[1] https://static.dreamandcolor.com/aa828ad1-5696-4d4e-95eb-bcd...

[2] https://dreamandcolor.com/
TLDR, please
I obviously don't have any inside information on this, but I would presume that this isn't the first disagreement between the two parties.

I, just as lots of others, have had to terminate business relationships over "last straw" types of infractions and misbehavior. I've never regretted doing so, but cutting ties after trying to make a situation work is not something I've ever been eager to do.

I'm glad that I've never had to make that decision with something as well known as nginx.
I think we've finally found use for AI image generation that doesn't end up in a dystopian hellhole (I suppose the morally uptight would disagree). For every porn video uploaded, upload 2 pieces of AI generated nightmare fuel of the same length.
Not basically, it is.

OP wasting our time, not helping ppl out
You can't really test a rocket until you fly it. You can ground test subsystems and components all you want, but that's not a system-level test of a rocket. The only true system-level test of a rocket is to fly it. When you deal with volatile hypergolic substances subjected to extreme conditions all flowing through a complex system-of-systems that have never been through integrated testing together, you are going to have some spectacular failures. Doesn't matter how much money you have or how clever your engineers are or what a quality organization you've implemented.
I miss Mod + {1..n} when using macOS!! I know they do allow workspace switching via keyboard shortcuts. But the minute you full screen an app, that breaks. Full screened apps are taken out of the desktop workflow. So even though a three-finger swipe can move between a full-screen app and a desktop, keyboard shortcuts cannot.
Thank you, I'll add a todo to compare SML.
Jack Dorsey does not have a stake in BlueSky. He has an advisory board seat, but deleted his account. He’s invested in nostr, not BlueSky.
I noticed that redwoodworld.co.uk had saplings for sale. Very intriguing.
No. They use whatever webview OS provides.

On Windows it's webview that is Edge (based on Chrome).

On Mac it's webview based on Safari.

They re-use the executable that is already installed in the OS.

They don't provide all the features that Electron does but you can do anything that a modern browser can do + add OS specific things with backend code (written in Go or Python or Rust, depending on which project you use).
Author here. Systray icon is not supported natively, but you can create one with a third party pystray package. Here is an example https://pywebview.flowrl.com/examples/pystray_icon.html
I'm with you — same issue as Obsidian.
3) Relations with China are degrading. This will make it more difficult for Western airlines to switch to the Comac C919.
Maybe I should have added, I also hope we can rise above the level of discourse where a single though is viewed as enough to dismiss a bunch of studies.
> "no cruft: no build systems, no null, no exception handling, no ORMs, no OOP, no inheritence hierarchies, no async/await, no compilation, no dev environments, no dependency hell, no packaging, no git, no github, no devops: no yaml, no config files, no docker, no containers, no kubernetes, no ci/cd pipelines, no terraform, no orchestrating, no infrastructure: no sql, no nosql, no connection poolers, no sharding, no indexes, no servers, no serverless, no networking, no load balancers, no 200 cloud services, no kafka, no memcached, no unix, no OSes"

I'll be honest, I did the same and at first thought Darklang was a troll project along the lines of https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode.

Either this is one hell of a project that is taking on all problems (and will consequently fail), or this pitch is misguided. The majority of what is listed there have nothing to do with languages.
The merger happened 30 years ago, and in fact some of Boeing's best and most successful years as a company were well after that. All the executives and "accountants and MBAs" behind it have long retired. It's time for people to stop blaming the McDonnell Douglas boogeyman and accept the fact that Boeing has simply been going down in management, quality, QA, accountability and more for many years now.

For example downsizing their Washington manufacturing facilities and outsourcing critical R&D to cheaper countries didn't come from McDonnell Douglas.
So I made exactly that app for exactly those reasons. Check out 'weather after' on the play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.weatheraft...
Seems like what you said can be summed up as:

- Yes, the privacy infractions listed by esbranson are accurate.

- But we don't have an alternative right now.

- But something better is coming! It's totally right around the corner!
But it’s not core functionality, it’s just a convenience.

Making it more convenient for everybody equally is an admirable goal, but should a trivial change that makes life a bit easier for many people be scrapped just because making it easier for everyone else is difficult? Specifically here where the experience doesn’t significantly regress for anyone.
Thank you for the feedback. Your perspective makes sense to me for most people. I've added this to the "criticisms" page.
In the exact case above, you would have to prove intentional deceit (which is quite difficult to do) and even then that isn't actually illegal on its face a lot of the time in non publically traded companies. Further, the timeline isn't as compressed as your comment suggests, if the bread focused bakery pivoted to pastries 4-5 years after you sold your stake in it I do not agree that you would be entitled to damages at all, businesses can and should be allowed to pivot. Selling stock under the impression that a company wouldn't go in a direction you expect, is a normal part of investment and there is nothing wrong with it, people make bad bets all the time.
Fly looks great to me, though I've never had a chance to use it. For what it's worth though, Cloud Run on GCP is one of my top 3 favorite infrastructure/deployment tools, so you're setting the bar pretty high.
It's content. You're supposed to find it when you need someone to hire. All AMD cares abt is the association of their brand with this alg and these tools.
It makes sense that it’s limited by tax situation but why the limit on amount of income? Surely the math for $1499 interest is no different than $1501 interest.
Wouldn't this apply to today's Apple?
> You'll have to bundle the whole of Python distro which is very bloaty.

Python's embeddable package (for 64-bit Windows, available on the download page) is 23 MB uncompressed or 10.5 MB zipped. Although I'm sure Go can create smaller apps, I wouldn't call it "very bloaty".
oh thank you for sharing this! I knew about warp but didn't realize it was using the autocomplete specs
How comically long does the queue get before Airbus adds more capacity?
The Max 9's that United has asked them to switch to is the one that was recently grounded for the door plug issue.. I'm not so sure this is the sign that you're assuming it is?
I see one.

The current CEO is an accountant. While he went to Virginia Tech, it wasn't for engineering.

The prior CEO was an engineer.

CEO before that was an MBA with an American Studies degree. He oversaw the MAX program.
I think this is essentially the divide that separates frequentists from bayesians. I'm sure someone can chime in and correct my summary if it's wrong, but broadly speaking, my understanding is that frequentists consider probabilities to only make sense in the context of a repeatable event where you can measure how often something occurred, whereas bayesians consider probabilities to represent the "likelihood" of something happening even in a one-off event, which often is conveyed in terms of whether you'd be willing to take a given bet with certain odds; if a bayesian thinks something has an 80% chance of happening, they'd consider it a fair bet to offer someone $4 if it does happen but get $1 from them if it doesn't, since 80% is four times more likely than 20%.

The downside of bayesian probability that you point out is that isn't not straightforward to evaluate whether odds were correct or not. An example of this would be the 2016 US presidential elections; even the highest estimations of the odds of Trump beating Clinton were 30%, which after the fact was often cited as the predictions being "wrong". It's not easy to falsify this though, because a 30% chance doesn't mean something is _guaranteed_ not to happen; maybe it really was 70% likely not to happen, but we happened to end up in the 30%!

Frequentism doesn't suffer from this issue, but it also makes it impossible to talk about certain types of events (like presidential elections). In practice, bayesian probability gets used a lot when people want to talk about those sorts of events because there's not really any obvious alternative.
Thanks Matt, best of luck to the team!
Is it a good time to pitch an aircraft manufacturing startup at Y Combinator?
Google Sheets has an extensibility system: you write a React app that renders as a sidebar inside the sheets UI. This exposes a few additional API endpoints vs the vanilla sheets API. For example, you can determine the selected range, when a user has edited a value, changed sheets, etc. We use this in our add-on to help people select a range. Sounds like it might help for you, too!

The extensibility system also lets you show a modal dialog, which we use for previewing API calls to third party HTTP servers -- sounds like a similar thing could work well for you, too.

You could also look at supporting named ranges if you don't already, so people can refer to a range as `FinanceData` instead of `Sheet 1!A3:F90`
Tailscale already got all this stuff working in WebAssembly in the browser. :)

The way we think about things, if we were going to try to provide a browser experience of doing something with WireGuard, we'd probably just fork off a tiny Fly Machine VM to run it on. Just a different vibe here.
Worth noting Typora is neither free nor free.
Does this support MDX? Would be very curious to try it out if that's the case
That's not an insult! Bovine nipple squeezers know how to moove... They'll milk your pride, dump it into a bucket, and pasteurize your very soul.
I think it's only a problem for the NAG compiler, not for gfortran or Intel Fortran, which are more widely used.
How is Apple a monopoly?
Arguably yes. I'll note that the quote was from 1995 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs:_The_Lost_Interview
You see no negative effects because your brain grew up on porn just like everyone else you interact with. If everyone is sick then it's going to look normal. To really see the effects of porn you need to ask what could porn affect? Possibly someone's understanding of sexual ethics? Could it push their sexual interests into more and more extreme positions? The generation before has better mental health, less divorce, higher birthrates, etc. Now virtually everything is seen through a sexual lens.

There's a growing problem of women damaging their anuses

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/aug/11/rise-in-popu...

Here's an article talking about a teen girl's attempt to imitate porn:

>A 16-year-old girl’s bowel was so badly injured during group anal sex that she needs to use a colostomy bag for the rest of her life.

https://nypost.com/2019/01/16/teen-suffers-life-changing-inj...
You could try out our site [1] – we use an AI model but not a diffusion model (like OP is) to convert photos to line art, the resulting lines are less "smooth" but it better represents the original image

[1] https://dreamandcolor.com/
ChatGPT vs. Claude vs. Creativity (part 2)
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39598391
Paul Alexander has passed away
The current sandbox model for apps still does not allow any sort of performant VM; by design. Hell, one of the biggest announcements of Apple's DMA compliance is just that they had to provide entitlements to access some kind of JIT support on iOS. They are extremely pissed that they had to do that, only they are supposed to be allowed to JIT code.

That being said the only people who complain about not having JIT on iOS are Mozilla and people who want to run game console emulators, which Apple doesn't want their users having because they despise the Church-Turing thesis. Game developers that use engines with VMs in them just develop around the execution of those VMs being very slow.

Apple wasn't refusing to support Flash on mobile Safari. The actual story is more complicated: Apple tried to collaborate with Adobe four times on mobile Flash but, depending on who you ask, Adobe either shipped code that just plain didn't work on phones, or Apple couldn't be bothered to even get Flash to compile. Probably both are true. The very public open letter from Jobs regarding Flash is after Adobe said "fuck it" and decided to ship what they had as a packaging solution for developing iOS apps. While most of the open letter is written to say "this is why we're not shipping Flash as a browser plug-in", the real reason it was published was to justify rule changes in their developer agreement intended to prohibit porting Flash apps to iOS.

Said rule changes were overturned in 3 months, thanks Obama.
I too went through the dot com era: as in when Sun Microsystems had the tag line "we are the dot in dot com".

I assure you that before Apache and Linux took over that "dot" in the .com was not cheap!

Fortunately it only really lasted maybe 1993-1997 (I think Oracle announced Linux support in 1997, and that allowed a bunch of companies to start moving off Solaris).

But it wasn't until after the 2001 crash that people started doing sharded MySQL and then NoSQL to scale databases (when you needed it back then!).

It's early. You can do LORA training now on home systems, and for $500 you can rent enough compute to do even more meaningful fine-tuning. Lets see where we are in 5 and 10 years time.

(Provided the doomers don't get LLMs banned of course!)
How do I figure out if I have some mental disorder or I am just dumb, lazy?
i am at a point in life where either i kill myself literally or kill the person i am (in personality, actions and thoughts).

my parents say that i am just looking for an excuse for my failures and they could be right, as they usually have been. Also, i have been unable to learn anything from mistakes and experiences throughout life and i haven't grown as a person at all. i am a 10 year old in a 24 year old's body.

i am at a wits' end on what the hell to do? i cannot see myself living like this anymore.