skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That will not happen if you use it responsible. Only for personal needs. Without token sharing.
I stopped my prime subscription after years (decade+?) because they decided to double dip and put in adverts. Such a shame. They’ve lost £360 so far from me based on my normal Amazon spending for their decision.
How about rights of care when your partner of 20 years can’t make medical decisions because your relationship is not recognised?

Or i inheritance rights when you pass away and you lifelong partner gets little or nothing because your relationship doesn’t mean anything to the state?

What about parenting rights?

And what about simply people who decide to commit to a relationship enjoy the same rights, privileges and duties as anyone else instead of making them second rate citizens unworthy of the protection and recognition of the state?
nothing will happen until heads literally roll, everything else is just business.
I purchased a Bolt as well. Literally the day after I drove it off the lot, I found and modified the electrical connections to the Onstar antenna system, as I'm fairly handy with electronics and work on all my own cars. If you yank the fuse you'll also lose hands free bluetooth calling and some other features, so you have to use it.

Anyway, told this story to many people, and they looked at me like I'm a conspiracy nut. Well this will be the 1000'th conspiracy I worried about that turned out to be completely true, imagine that.
elaborate? wondering what stood out to you/what you wanted more detail on.

(am OP but not the author). i always feel like looking at github trends is kinda cool but fail to get deeper insight i can use to inform my work.. its more of a trailing indicator right?
Nice thing is that tracking via cellular never stops working but if you are in an emergency they will not call emergency services for you if you don't pay the subscription.

Clearly your data are more important than you
> if the church invented the notion of marriage a thousand year ago

Well, first the notion of marriage is a tad older than a thousand years, to claim it's only that old is remarkably ahistorical. Second, which church? Many religious and non-religious institutions have had some notion of marriage for quite a while. Which one gets to claim first rights and to have the proper definition and why do they get to keep making that distinction today for people who aren't members of their church/religion?
The Toroidal Physical Model
There are no taxes incurred on the gains or losses realized inside a traditional or Roth IRA when trades are executed. With a Roth IRA, the dollars come out tax free within certain constraints (age or account lifetime, roughly speaking), with contributions sourced from after tax earned income. With a traditional IRA, taxes are due when withdrawn. They can only be funded with dollars, not shares or assets. You can direct your investments with a self directed IRA for esoteric asset classes, but the IRS has strong guidelines around this to prevent self dealing as well as requiring transactions to be “arms length”. You cannot borrow against these accounts (although you can roll traditional IRA funds into a 401k and borrow against it there as a fixed term loan at an interest rate set by the plan administrator that follows the benchmark rate).

The loophole Thiel used no longer exists.

https://www.propublica.org/article/lord-of-the-roths-how-tec...
Mozilla has never been trustworthy. The Mozilla Foundation is probably what most people are confusing it for, the nonprofit that actually cares, but Mozilla the corporation just wants money.
Most cars have an integrated SIM. You can either pull the fuse, and lose a bunch of functionality, or if you're clever, throw an attenuator on the antenna rendering it useless but preserving the functionality of the rest of your car.
Specific Performance. A court can order as the equitable remedy that one of the parties does a specific thing. Yes, in principle. But no in practice.

The real world use of Specific Performance is mostly in Real Property ie the ownership of land and this is because land is very obviously not fungible. The square meter of land I need to get my cows from the grazing field to the nearby milking shed is not in any way equivalent to an otherwise similar square meter of land on the far side of the field leading nowhere, and having the wrong one can't meaningfully be compensated with money whereas the court can just order Specific Performance (ie the wrongful owner hands over the land) to fix the problem.

But even beyond that in practice class actions are primarily about the lawyers getting a healthy pay day. $1M each for us as lawyers and each individual "participant" in the class action gets $1 and a 5% discount coupon that expires in six weeks? Sounds good. For the lawyers the incentive is that pay day and the only reason to care about their participants is that if they're treated too poorly a judge may not sign off on the deal.
Their plan was ALWAYS to wait until he was forgotten by people enough to pull this trick.
this project will never be complete; they will finish the central valley and stop there. There is no way to get a high speed train all the way to SF on the same two tracks that caltrain uses, even after electrification. It will be a miracle if they get to Diridon.
The secrecy is ick, but this is the future and there’s no stopping it.

There’s ample evidence that consumers won’t pay for privacy and as most consumers opt in to data sharing programs, the non-data-sharing cohort will get seriously adverse further raising the price of privacy. The equilibrium state is that only bad actors and a handful of privacy zealots will inhabit that pool and mainstream carriers won’t even bid it.
Seen that way, the Voyager probes are also very impressive but also a derivative idea.

After all they were really Mariner 11 and 12[1], if not in name, not even the first interplanetary probes.

Rather I think it's more interesting to view engineering as finding solutions to a problem given a set of constraints.

In that sense I think both the Voyager probes as well as lot of modern engineering is quite remarkable.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariner_program#Mariner_Jupite...
I mean, "we're chasing the easy carrot on the stick we coulda always given customers" instead of "we're avoiding being punished" isn't that much better a framing.
>... why do we need to hijack the traditional concept of marriage?

What is it about such a change that you are opposed to? Why can't we question traditions and be comfortable with redefining them to better-fit shifting social norms as time marches on?
What's different about this speed bump is that suddenly upload and download are closer together than was ever possible before. When we moved in a few years ago there were no options that provided >10 Mbps up but <=300 Mbps down. Now all of the sudden I'm on a 20 Mbps down plan with 300 up.

I'm skeptical that they just coincidentally matched the new minimum upload speed after years of insisting that residential plans could make do with 6.
Can this please include a section on things that are not allowed to be included in any ToS?!
How would it be breaking international law? Who would enforce it? Would the US stop trading with Canada because Canada nullified some treaties with a third party (ie. not the USA)? Would Germany invade Canada?

Treaties are just agreements and are broken all the time; for an obvious example look at trade treaties or weapons treaties. In the Canadian context the constitution states that Canada must maintain those existing treaties with Aboriginal tribes, but constitutions are changeable. Every other treaty is a mere act of Government away from nullification.
Probably because there's nothing to dig because the law explicitly bans storing information. If they wanted to bury companies in legal work assembling records, they probably should've required them to keep records instead of requiring them not to.

If they were going to, why not do that kind of harassment digging with records they are required to keep about the performers?
Binance's Top Crypto Crime Investigator Is Being Detained in Nigeria
If you're interested, you can also find the project on gitea.com.
I'd imagine that a lot of the undocumented stuff was for things that were obvious to an engineer at the time -- I doubt many engineers working on it at the time thought that the probe would outlive their own lifetime.

I've run into lots of software comments in legacy code that refer to features or systems the company used to have that were deprecated years ago and are nearly meaningless today. Knowing that a flag was set to match the flags from the WOPR sytem isn't that useful when WOPR hasn't existed since before I joined the company.
> Always has been, always will be.

Not always, eg: in Austraia the British declared Terra Nullus across the continent ( 'land belonging to nobody' ) and were later forced by their own legal system to return ownership to places still occupied.
The ikea stuff also seems to be perfectly fine. Almost my entire apartment I ikea stuff and I’m yet to have anything fail. With some of the oldest bits being the Malm draws which are about 15 years old now and still perfectly fine.

Sure, if you move them around a lot or leave them in the sun they will degrade, but just using them as normal they seem to last way longer than you’d think.
This entire tirade is unhinged and filled with insane claims and trash science.

> giving premarital sex for free to a few select men

Is your problem with this that women are having sex? Or that they aren’t prostituting themselves? Or perhaps the problem that they aren’t having sex “with you”?

> Women are out of control. They can't control themselves, and refuse to be controlled by any man

Control themselves from what exactly? The examples you give are breaking up with/divorcing a spouse, getting cosmetic surgery and dying alone. The biggest problem you have with women, it seems, is that women are fully autonomous human beings.

> Every single woman I've dated has been clinically insane, cheating, and promiscuous beyond belief - first I thought I might be the problem, but then I saw the stats. It's everyone's problem, and women aren't going to fix it.

Stats? What stats?

> 90% of women are hopelessly addicted to hormonal birth control, stunting their sexual maturity.

Literally not possible. Are these the stats that you keep talking about?

> first I thought I might be the problem

Narrator: It’s you.
I know that Safari has two zoom modes, one which zooms the whole page and one which zooms just the text, leaving everything else intact.
No

I hate when I make these posts when I know something, and have to eat down votes for it. Believe what you will, but it's not true, not even close to true, or in the same ballpark as truth, and it's not some contentious half truth.

It's a bizarre wholly new rumor that should strike everyone reasonably acquainted with AI as trivially wrong, given timelines.

14 years here, I at least had come to expect common courtesy on what is asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.
What would be your argument for getting budget to do that?

There are zillions of ways this hardware can break down. You can’t predict which ones you’ll have to handle, or whether there will be a way to recover from them. If you started researching this 30 years ago, and then something had killed this thing 20 years ago, that would be wasted effort.

Also, in the early years, they still could ask the original engineers, and even lacking those, there likely were engineers who hadn’t worked on this specific hardware but were somewhat familiar with this kind of hardware.
Aren't you the same guy implying in another thread you haven't been able to maintain the amount or quality of work you'd prefer?

Is this advice in contrast to how you ended up in that spot?
Conveniently, on most modern Toyota vehicles there is a fuse labeled `DCS` which disables power to the modem.
I know these people. They aren’t stupid. Many of them just aren’t good at visualizing things they haven’t done or been shown before.

They may know X should go into Y but the task is so unfamiliar or counter to how they think that they hit their working memory limit before it makes sense to them.

Impatience just makes that worse.

IKEA’s instructions are extremely helpful in this case.
I hear ads regularly for Progressive's version of this.

I believe Allstate has one that uses your mobile phone to do it.
Ultimately, if it were a severe problem, wouldn't insurance premiums reflect this?
A New Surge in Power Use Is Threatening U.S. Climate Goals
Can't you sign power of attorney papers, explicitly list people in a will, and name guardians for children? It sounds like it's just not implicit or automatic (which is obviously desirable). Is that correct or am I off base?
Alternatively phrased: Despite it potentially being a competitive disadvantage, Apple still prioritizes user safety and privacy.
wonder if it will push back on companies that only hire part-time workers
Seriously. You can also buy a Firewalla or similar and activate the auto-blocking of porn sites with a button. I also block Roblox for a good chunk of the day too haha. But my 6 yr old figured out he could hop of wifi and use the cellular connection to get around the Roblox ban.

You can't prevent adolescents from accessing porn. I used to dial-up to playboy.com. Magazines were available too as dad's just left them out. Kids know VPNs nowadays too.

Their idea of having everyone submit government ID to view website content is ridiculous.

You can join the military at 17. But in Texas, I guess you can't look at porn for another year.
Doubtful... BUT if you try, remember that most vehicles have dual antenna (one on top, one on bottom - for roll-overs).

It's easier to just disconnect both antenna from the modem OR disable power to it entirely.
The issue they're talking about here is fairness, with immigration as
a concrete example. Simple and clean. How you think that fairness should be administered is up to you. If you want to advocate for removing immigration rules for naturalizing foreign spouses in Japan, just say that.

Regardless of immigration, marriage should be "altered" to give everyone the same rights. If that means getting rid of the legal concept of marriage entirely, so be it.

I could be wrong, but I'm sensing some false advocacy here. It seems like you're using immigration as a red herring - don't "alter" marriage, alter immigration laws instead! How about both?
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Might save you some arrow presses
It works quite well in practice, as KYC (know your customer) is in order for every state that has legalized it. Typically, a government-issued id#, SSN (last 4), and perhaps a license photo or selfie are required to open an account.
.. and this is clear cut in the case where millionaires have children with multiple partners?

If it matters who you regard as a primary partner and there are assets at play, then things go smoother (but can still be a bun fight) with formal papers of union, dissolvement, another union, a will, etc.
> if the church invented the notion of marriage

It didn't. Specially not the Christian church. The Christian bible was the basis for the christian religion. It was written before the religion existed. And it already mentions married people.

We have evidence of marriage going back to the 2300's BC. And it probably existed before that, we just didn't find the evidence yet.
The word reputable was an interesting choice to describe Boeing. It also carries a bold implication that the space company shuttling astronauts to and from the ISS—only two days ago [1]—is… disreputable? Meanwhile, Boeing Starliner certainly didn't perform nominally on its first orbital flight test [2].

Space flight is hard and different testing methodologies are no silver bullet. But, I suppose we will know them by their fruits.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX_Crew-7

[2] https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/?p=802006
GM seems to be floundering in mediocrity right now. They basically pump out generic, uninspired plastic boxes right now then try to nickel and dime their customers. In my opinion, foreign manufactures are absolutely eating their lunch right now.

Despite being children of an automotive family, with a deep loyalty for the Big 3, we've started to avoid their cars. While they can run forever, they just start failing apart.
> Because many Christians to varying degrees don't see marriage as a legal construct (whether exclusively, primarily, or at all, depending on the person), but as a religious one

It's not quite so simple, though. In most countries without a state religion or with modern humanist foundations, they already recognize it as both.

Pedantic Catholics wouldn't recognize the religious validity of a marriage involving a divorced person blessed by a different church, but they don't challenge the legal validity.

Likewise, almost all Christians accept the legal validity of a marriage involving two hetersexual Muslims or atheists, even while rejecting that it carries the same religious validity as their own.

Most are totally accustomed to the difference between legal marriage and religious marriage and that requirements for such marriages vary. Their resistence to homosexual marriage has other roots.
I test drove a Prius Prime, and ended up purchasing a Camry Hybrid (instead). Was less expensive, and is much better on the highway [gets 51+mpg].
> So yes, the state stole the term

But if you keep going back, you get to a time before the church controlled marriages in Europe.

Generally, marriage is a cultural thing, and it tends to be religious at any point in time to the extent the culture is religious at that time.
Maybe just `import subprocess` and doing some sandbox thing (to not to make any SPOF on host) rather than create a abstraction layer between OS and LLM.
College is still worth it, research finds
Do they not store it an just upload it once the car goes in for service? I have a 32 Gb mini SD card the size of a fingernail that was like $10, something like that would store a fuckload of hard braking events.
I can’t believe we’re seriously comparing go polished tooling with bloatware and half baked crap in the js/ts land especially when it comes to package management and such.

Also there’s a lot of go tooling that doesn’t come from go team itself because go standard library exposes first class code introspection utilities. go vet is an example of this
This is part of the reason i'm vegetarian and not pescatarian - with the way we treat the oceans, we simply don't deserve fish IMO.
One thing that would make beeper better than other options (eg self hosted matrix) would be the ability to combine multiple accounts from each service. I have multiple telegram, WhatsApp and discord accounts.
And you want it to do what? Fill out your taxes? This is a one-trick pony by design. :-)
This all makes me so angry. It's so messed up.
Nice just tested with Africa.mid, sounds really good.
I use synthfont to play midis with custom .sf files. I normally use hidef.sf2
How does something like this apply in the context where processed foods are being shown to be very bad for your health?
Is it just me or does the targeted leaking of private tax data to reporters not seem like the bigger scandal here? Like if it's illegal, prosecute him. But isn't it illegal to leak this kind of data? I'm super confused.
According to NWS' website, most of these weather balloon are dropped at 0UTC and 12UTC everyday, so it's the time to watch out for those balloon.
I’m sure GM has a formula for this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiB8GVMNJkE
Isn't personal OPSEC enough?
> your ability to form relationships with others

Not sure where you're getting this from. I have worked with both competent and incompetent people regardless of their role.

The relationships between coworkers are built on their competence, not their personalities. Professionals focus on the work not self-expression. The most competent people I've worked with have always been straightforward and neutral in temperament and that's all anyone should expect.
First video. The ending was satisfying to watch haha.
> Why don't Christians want to enter "christian unions" and cede control over the word "marriage" to the state as a legal construct

The dig at Christianity is odd. Of the 36 countries around the world that recognize same-sex marriage, only one (Taiwan) is non-Christian. And there it was adopted by court order, not legislation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Same-sex_marriage. In fact, every single country, besides Taiwan, to accept same-sex marriage is either populated by European Christians, or was colonized and dominated by them (in Latin America, and South Africa).

None of the officially atheist countries recognize same-sex marriage. Of the former Soviet bloc countries that practiced state atheism, the only one that recognizes same sex marriage is Estonia, which was historically one of the few Protestant (Lutheran) countries in Eastern Europe.

That’s not a coincidence. Acceptance of same-sex marriage arises directly out of Christian ideas about man being made in the image of God and in particular Protestant ideas about individualized morality.

Historically, Japan’s view of marriage was strongly shaped by Chinese Confucianism, in which the focus of marriage is not the two individuals, but on the families being united through the marriage and the production of children that are related to both families.
^ Yep, it's not a coincidence that the push for same-sex marriage in the US came right after the height of the AIDS crisis.

People were routinely denied the right to stay with (or even visit) their partners in the hospital, couldn't extend health insurance coverage to those partners to pay for rising treatment costs, and had little control over those partners' estates after they died.

Hence John Boskovich's "Feel It Motherfuckers": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Fan_(Feel_It_Motherfu...
I remember reading about steel mills. It was common for the mill to be covered by two workers. each would work 12 hours a day, and I believe they would alternate sundays off so folks could go to church ever two weeks (while the other worker would work almost all weekend)
It’s also engineered incredibly well. There are no weak points or flaws in the design. It feels like someone poured their heart and soul in to producing the absolute strongest and most practical item possible given the budget.
It’s not a lie – they can’t provide upload speeds anywhere near their download speeds. 20 Mbps vs 6 Mbps is still quite small compared to 1000 Mbps. DOCSIS 3.1, the latest and not fully deployed standard goes up to 10Gbps down and 1Gpbs up.

It looks like DOCSIS 4.0 is actually a path forward to symmetric upload/download speeds over the same cables
Neurological conditions now leading cause of ill-health worldwide, finds study
It's not just a competitive disadvantage. It's a disadvantage to the user too because Siri works so poorly.
That’s the problem with case studies, isn’t it?
What works for one company in one industry might be a death sentence for another organization with slimmer margins…
Thanks, I appreciate the reply
has anyone tried the service advertised by the author of the list? Looks interesting / useful. [1]

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1: https://securityplanner.consumerreports.org/
that merch spam is so damn prevalent on Twitter right now! with hyperpartisanship and emotions so high i often wonder what the profits are like..