skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Similarly, I've known of a psychic who was known for regularly making catastrophic earthquake predictions. Naturally he was wrong 99 times out of 100. But that 1 he got right was enough to build his whole career. "The Great Zambini, who predicted the 1998 earthquake"... People just forgot all his misses, only remembered his hit.
Here's a remarkable quote: "The Cauchy-Goursat theorem arouses intolerable displeasure in us Germans".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_Bieberbach

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/arts-letters/articles/hit... ("How German Mathematicians Dealt With the Rise of Nazism" (1967 / 2016))
I think Myst's innovation was mainly using a first-person perspective with (pre-rendered) scenes of a continuous 3D world. Otherwise it was a point-and-click adventure that arguably didn't reach the heights of some earlier Lucas Arts games. Unfortunately these games went out of fashion because most people want some amount of real-time action in their games. But they still get made occasionally by smaller developers on Steam or Android/iOS.
A -> B is same as ~B -> ~A
I think it's called 6dof games.
Im just getting a "nil webgpu context" after dom.webgpu.enabled
And I can change it's mind to help me build queer automated space communism

It helps that it's already heavily leftist!
They are based on llama2 architecture which performs a lot worse.
Thanks, I manually hide them every thirty days because I didn't know that ublock origin can do that, and I didn't want to install an extra add-on just for that (because I hoped that YouTube would some day realise how bad shorts are, and give up on them; wishful thinking, I know).
Thank you so much for taking the time to answer! I do think I have at least product market fit, we know exactly who our customers are, we closed 10 of them and their reaction to your product is ecstatic. I really don't think we have a product problem, but reaching these customers is definitely harder than expected. We did run into high minimums with agencies sadly, so I guess we will have to invest the time and learn what we can!
I've tried briefly both, but mostly selfhosted versions. If you're interested only in managed versions then skip this comment.

Both have docker based setups and getting them up and running is documented clearly enough.

The biggest difference right off the bat (ignoring PosgtreSQL vs MariaDB) is that Supabase selfhosted just gives you default project and that's it. If you want to host several projects you either spin up new instance or make use of table prefixes. With Appwrite you can create new projects that are independent of each other, including auth. You can have organizations -> projects -> databases granularity. For sideprojects that's a huge win for me.

Supabase gives you a way to run raw SQL on your tables via web interface which I really like, it gives a better way to gain insights into your data without wrestling with client side queries which may or may not do what you need. Appwrite doesn't have that, you have to make do with their queries.

Documentation is fairly fragmented in both, code snippets and examples have not been updated for changes, some new features are only discoverable via search but not via documentation menu e.g. Appwrite's SSR documentation. Most complete documentation in both seems to be for Javascript. I managed to get auth working, but it may require some head scratching, especially if you want to use something different than their default examples.

Appwrite gives you shell scripts for backup/restore right there in the documentation, Supabase does not. It's not anything fancy, but it's nice to have. There are no ways to generate backup from Supabase web interface either so you have to write your own scripts.

Appwrite gives you basic dashboard of stats for your databases and simple charts for traffic and requests, Supabase selfhosted lacks that. Managed version has reports so they're clearly withholding this in purpose.

The thing that made me not want to go with selfhosted Supabase in the end though was constant CPU usage when idling. Some usage is expected, but even on my workstation the load stays around 5-8% and is frequently peaking up to 12% or more. In contrast Appwrite stays between 0.6-3%. On my VPS idle peaks are up to 25% which is wild. The culprit seems to be Supabase analytics and health check which logs agressively and spams console several times per second. IIRC there was open issue about it but the response was "maybe disable health-checks then". This coupled with just having one single project makes it not suitable for self hosting for me. Haven't used functions or realtime in neither so can't comment on that.
Overall Appwrite's self hosted solution is more polished, but YMMV.
NASA Technology Helps Guard Against Lunar Dust
What can OpenAI realistically do about it except block the user account?

I think the TOS should have no effect on the license and copyright of the resulting model, since outputs of AI Models cannot be copyrighted (at least in the US).
it can be called a computer error due to the bad computer interface design of the drop down menu

In the pen and paper times you could call it a "form design error" if the tick boxes were, for example, confusingly named "Yes, I don't want to divorce" and "no, I do" and someone misunderstood and ticked the wrong one
It is.

They might be ugly, but most are fast. It shouldn't take more than 0.1s to display a new tab or channel.
https://eclipse.dev/mat/ can handle very large graphs of objects using a similar approach. It also does implement some kind of paging, such that you do not have to load the complete graph into memory when running some of the graph algorithms.
It's also the best way to cook any rice to reduce the amount of arsenic in it.
The college student version is to buy rice-in-a-bag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nu2WeH0XCz4

The bag serves as an interesting timer, when it's completely bloated in boiling water, the rice should be done.
> Tesla has never provided any details about the alleged incident, either to her or in public, she says.

Well, unfortunately it looks like a classical case of "someone with some power in the company didn’t like you".
What’s so special about the Bible. I feel it’s very low on any deep philosophies or introspection. I got a lot more from the Bhagvat Gita.
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Or “woke.”
It's a valid comment, you don't need to be offended.
As I said twice, LineageOS allows the exact signature of MicroG to replace the exact signature of GMS (core google play services component).

An app signed as MicroG can't spoof anything other than GMS. Nothing with any other signature can spoof GMS. An app not signed as MicroG cannot spoof anything.

I'm unclear what the problem is here, because the desired outcome is MicroG replacing GMS and that is exactly what LineageOS allows, without allowing anything else.
You are assuming that without wars, all these achievements wouldn't have happened. Sure, that's one possibility. The other possibility is that people do them regardless. We have the iPhone today. A quite advanced device. We didn't need a war for that; but only the people willingness to connect with other people. In fact, most things we have from war are meaningless for everyday life.

Man to the space has a certain grandeur to it but it didn't fill soviet shelves with food.
Everyone has nausea initially when using VR. It will go away eventually. You need to train your brain to not feel G forces when you see movement.
I know a lot of people are disparaging the 100% number but I think the article is more about indicating that this is the inflection point as renewables and batteries are still getting cheaper and more installations are happening.
Yes true, I left out n=16 for my casual observation.

It's a murky subject due to the traditional way being far removed from clinical environments. Anything artificial like therapy props would stand out under the influence of psychedelics, but I guess they've thought of that. Good luck to them.
6 deg of what? fahrenheit, celsiius? And what, increase or decrease? Inaccurate alarmists are even wrose. Please dont even reply, I couldnt care less about your opinions.
Public money very well spent...
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Right across the canal, in The Netherlands it's just as bad. I had to chop down thirty threes in the last two years that had stood for decades or more. Ash and oak (waterlogged, fungi), willow, chestnut and walnut (drought).

But aside from trees, our current plant situation is especially bad due to excessive nitrogen deposit. Some species (nettle, bramble) are doing well, being nitrogen lovers, but they push out anything that isn't fond of extreme levels of nitrogen.

Nitrogen overload is a hot topic here, because it's not only is it clearly man made climate change, it acts on a local geography. So everyone is "fighting": do we want less houses built, less nature, or less farmers.

At least with the trees being in shock, it's not directly a local "fault". Governments cannot order laws for more or less rain (wel...) but they easily could for more or less nitrogen.

Edit: oh, and my cats occasionally bring in a Rosse Woelmuis. They are my local favorite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_vole?wprov=sfla1
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I’ve constantly been looking for movies like this one. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Thank you! Personally I actually prefer Neovim over vscode, so this is awesome. will try it out.
Elite Dangerous delivers 6 DOF piloting goodness.

https://youtu.be/T2-IHgNYaKA

https://old.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/16xi20a/dua...

https://youtu.be/9U0KNVQmlcM

I miss this game...

> Never understood why this concept didn’t become a whole genre.

Spaceflight simulators have always been niche, unfortunately. Even more niche than flight simulators.
> Can I continue to forward my email to my university address [which then forwards to my personal address]?

What is the usecase to have the university address middleman instead of forwarding directly to the personal? And what would the first forwarder in that chain be, since its not the sender (it says forward, not send)?
> One thing I notice about the 80s is that people were much more willing to pay top dollar for first, very limited versions of products.

I'd rather think that there is more money frivolously spent today; in the S.F. Bay Area, much more.

> May be it was easier to market only for rich people who wish to show off then?

I'm quite perplexed about how your perception can be so very different from mine. How many people own a Tesla in your neighborhood?

This device however, I would have thought, would have been marketed chiefly to professionals. Traveling salesmen, doctors (who then still made house calls), service technicians etc. .
I'm not familiar with Danish, so this background of yours may be influencing your comment, but I'm not sure what you think you are referring to with your last two sentences on the temporal aspect of English. With the romance languages the tense is often explicitly built into the conjugation of verbs. Korean and Hindi also have conjugation systems to specify the tense. English does not have a similar system, so auxiliary verbs are relied on. Romance languages and others that have explicit tense conjugation systems are still specifying whether something "is" or "was", but through conjugation, rather than purely auxiliary verbs. Of note though, is that in Japanese, base words do not change conjugation between tenses, but are modified with a auxiliary verb system, where the tense is specified with auxiliary verbs, as with English.
That's EarthSiege universe, eh? I've been working on and off to decompile EarthSiege 2. Might take another stab at it this summer... maybe there are code similarities, I wouldn't be surprised at all.
I honestly wonder if it isn't less rare in adults or if adults just are more likely to fall through the cracks and to have whatever underlying disorder blamed on the behavior. Children are a more vulnerable group who has a parent who is witness to the obvious behavior changes and can staunchly advocate for their child. Many adults starting SSRIs are isolated, don't have great support networks or friends looking out for them and are meeting with their doctors for the first time. For all the doctors know, behavioral issues were underlying, things just got worse, etc.

Anecdotal, but I've never once met a doctor who adequately described the risks of an SSRI to me as a patient, and even some who have pushed back when I've told them of my own dangerous reactions and other risk factors the drugs have. They really should, as should the risks of new psychedelic based drugs hitting the market. I don't have a problem with the study that's posted. What I do have a problem with is that I feel as if this information is going to be disproportionately used to deny access to RX psychedelics, when existing RXs with similar or worse risk factors aren't discussed in this manner at all.
It's also bad for the planet as it artificially restricts the lifetime in which a board can be used.
> one of the best private hospitals in the country ($$$)

It's possible you might've gotten faster, better, and cheaper treatment at the Communicable Disease Centre which might already have had a stock of Dengvaxia.

Like you said, dengue is endemic to Singapore, and most people who get it go there to get treated, rather than the (very expensive) private hospitals.
And know that virtually 100% of software will run on it, rather than having to hope there's an ARM build of it (which most major FOSS software does have, but there's still that slice that doesn't)

And even if you want to experiment with multi-node HA stuff, I personally prefer to do that with VMs than wrangling actual physical machines
Wow, I had no idea! OpenBMC support even? That sounds like a decent platform to hack on...

I got curious about the BF3 because of the 256-thread RISC-V data path.
An illusive broken firmware it is. Better stay sober. Also when learning new things being sober is better. You wont get your phd using drugs. You wont get your brains to a new state using drugs. You maybe think you do, but thats a illusional defect of your brains when using drugs. Stay sober.
Every single switch to Chromium, at this point, is another knife into any kind of hope for standards, privacy, or sanity from Google.

Their browser, for the browsing part, is technically okay-maybe superior.

Chrome 124, though, is now sending users through a lying “we care about your privacy” gauntlet, where “Ad Topics” with “measurement” are enabled by default, and you have to turn each option off.
How do you know she wouldn't have killed herself without having tried Ayahuasca?
That's the chance of one specific person being hit. But I think you'd want to calculate the chance of any one person being "hit", which is roughly ten billion times higher than that, and uncomfortably likely (if people were actually 10m wide).
Or make asset worth a predictor.
this is kinda lib we need! Not something specifically coded for a runtime, rather adhered to the Web Standard.
I've been using this foolproof method to make medium or shortgrained white rice for years. Quantities for two people:

* One Nutella glass[1] worth of rice (don't overfill, the "peak" of the rice should be in line with the rim

* Wash the rice in the rice cooker bowl several times, drain by tipping the water out without letting the rice flow out. You'll be left with a small amount of water in the bowl

* One full Nutella glass worth of water.

Put the rice cooker on! You can also add salt/coconut milk/etc to taste without adjusting the above.

[1] https://i.pinimg.com/originals/74/ac/35/74ac3541abbba4f63b99...
Eat the Nutella first if required!
Astronomers discover Milky Way’s biggest stellar black hole
Putting aside the fact that the App Store is profitable.. why does it have to be?

Companies are not required to nickel and dime consumers for every offering, and often time goodwill generates more revenue as a whole than squeezing every penny.

In most cases consumers are driven away by being squeezed at every turn.

The only reason this works for the App Store is that the size of apple’s hand in the cookie jar is obscured from users.
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The traditional Indian style of cooking involves cooking till about 80% on heat with however much you want and then drain the water (like pasta). I remember reading somewhere[1] that it reduces the amount of the arsenic leftover in rice by draining the water.

[1] https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-find-new-way-of-cooking-...

Edit: added source
There is certainly no such legislation in the UK.
Mediagenix's "What's On" ( https://www.mediagenix.tv/whats-on/ ) is written in Small-talk. The main reason is the company's ancestry had strong academic roots, but it worked for them. It's not Open Source, but since there aren't that many successful commercial Small-talk products in the wild I thought I'd mention.
Why should it be public, SpaceX is a private company.

However Space X offer cheaper flights than everyone else, so unless they're losing money, it's not expensive to reuse them.

It didn't reach orbit on purpose, it can with 1% more thrust.

Who said it failed, it's the largest rocket ever to reach orbit (unless you're super picky, in which case wait 2 months)

It's built by the same people who did Falcon, so it's likely to be as good.

Also they're specifically designing it to not be over engineered, because Rocket Equation.
The high price is probably more related to the fact that Germany relied on gas and oil from Russia in addition to closing down all nuclear power plants. Short and medium term this will show in the price.
> Google "expulsion of the Jews from"

Hatred of a people based solely on religion while despicable has a different nature from racial hatred.

If you had googled "expulsion of jews from" you would notice there were many times they were allowed to stay if they converted (at least, give the appearance of). The Marrano during the times of the Spanish Inquisition is a notable example.

But if you are a jew in the era of antisemitism, there is nothing you can adopt to not be a jew. In the eyes of racists, you will always be a jew and the object of their hatred.

So, yes, 19th century antisemitism has a markedly specific nature that doesn't compare to the past.
Not sure why this is downvoted. Rice bioaccumulates arsenic, and arsenic is a IARC Group 1 carcinogen with no known safe dose. Increased cancer risk has been observed even at very low doses:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3732405/

Arsenic is found in rice in potentially risky quantities, e.g.:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S014765132...

It's possible to substantially reduce arsenic levels in rice using the correct cooking technique. This study found good results with a technique involving par-boiling in excess water, which is then discarded and the remainder of the cooking done using the standard absorption technique:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S004896972...

I personally follow this technique. I find the flavor is not noticeably different compared to pure absorption technique, and the texture is actually superior.
Get past the tutorial into space, then open up the panel in your spaceship into Rumours mode, showing the equivalent of a madman's red yarn walls; there will always be one item in there that is incomplete.

Else, open the map, pick an unexplored planet and go there. There is no wrong way to go.
The plantation thing was so horrible. They would track your personal best output, and every day you didn’t beat it you would get whipped based on how much you fell short. Of course this made you work faster, but it was like a game of 21 because you knew if you went over you would now have a higher quota to meet from then on.
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Thank you for this, this looks great!
This tool should be upgrade to use Bittorrent v2 new functions.

https://blog.libtorrent.org/2020/09/bittorrent-v2/

Especially merkle hash trees which enable :

- per-file hash trees
- directory structure
I disagree with "ruining", I've resorted to looking up some hints; mind you, in hindsight I would've figured it out myself if I spent a bit more time on it.
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Looks problematic. Is a string in Haskell a list? I would think that in Racket a string is a vector. FIRST and REST operations then would have very different implementations.
Ruh, they are on steroids, of course they'd have impressive results.
So to clarify, "forwarding" here only refers to full automatic forwarding of one address to another, not manual Fw: right? I can't imagine they'd break the latter
This is also what I see. Solar exceeded demand for hours in the few days I saw.

I don't think parent actually clicked around in the link he provided.
They were released under Apache 2.0 and there are backups in case they decide to not release them, or to only release them after further alignment:

https://huggingface.co/dreamgen/WizardLM-2-7B

https://huggingface.co/dreamgen/WizardLM-2-8x22B
Gorbachev is the main historical reason as to why the entire post-USSR space with the exception of Baltics is one massive powder keg. He did absolutely nothing to make sure that the transition would be even remotely reasonable.