skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I totally agree on principle but for those who are stuck in a transactional mindset (conservative/libertarian etc) I would argue that paying for housing and welfare for poor people is just good business sense.
Crime is incredibly expensive and when pushed to the edge people disconnected from society are more likely to both need to perform crime to survive but also have nothing to lose from performing criminal acts. If you take care of people's basic needs with a safety net you actually enable them to contribute to society (economically and culturally) and it is a couple of order of magnitudes cheaper than criminalizing them.
And guess what, people still desire to earn more money, so they still have plenty of drive to better themselves, they just aren't completely fucked if they fall on hard times.
Who cares about zero tolerance rules tho, just simply ignore them on the parent and adult level. My nephew was getting bullied and we told him the kid bullying him was simply just mad at his own home life and to ignore him. We also told him that if the bully attacked him first, he has 100% the right to punch him back.

Well well well, the bully cornered him in the school bathroom and attacked him. My nephew punched him in the face. my nephew got made into a legend at school and got suspended.

Guess who doesn't get bullied anymore? Violence works.
Fair point in theory and I'm not familiar with the literature, but I'd guess at least some researchers have studied ways of controlling for this: eg, looking at cases where father dies early and mother does not remarry, single mothers who adopt or do artificial insemination, etc.
Maybe you missed some of the bits in the middle? Like how education is a greater boon to the people who can't afford it and that the cost of it has increased over time.
Lend lease was signed in March 1941 - Battle of Britain was Autumn 1940. It's hard to say how much the RN could have done, it's not that far across the channel, and it would have been potentially a very broad front.

Another fun read are Churchill's war diaries (all 6 volumes), where he reveals one of the first things he did was write a begging letter to Roosevelt to send 100,000 rifles to arm the home guard amongst others. Then as now, the UK was woefully ill prepared for war. They did manage to get copies of the "Keep Calm and Carry On" poster out though - it was printed to be displayed after a successful invasion.
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Correction, Mikrotik might support this after all if I understand https://wu.renjie.im/blog/network/ros-dhcpv6/#enable-dhcpv6-... correctly!
Just split it out into multiple polygons, one per row. If you're using a relational database, do as relational databases do.
> Where did this meme even come from, that this is confusing

It's a fairly straightforward misunderstanding of terminology being used in public discussions

"Why are things getting more expensive?" "Inflation"

"Inflation is falling" "Oh so that means things are getting cheaper right?"

People make this mistake constantly. One could argue that discussions about inflation is framed specifically to lead people to make this mistake

> This one is just simply not supported by economic data

Look at any graph of cost of living versus incomes and it's absolutely plain to see that it's true. Not sure what other economic data you're referring to, but I suspect it's misleading at best
Hah, add cargo shorts and tucked-in polo for the trifecta :-)
Private Security and Public Police
So glad Amazon picked Virginia to announce their HQ2, causing the already-unsustainable price of housing in NoVA to skyrocket even further.
AOC was right, like she usually is. Regarless, she didn't have any decision making power in this case, only soft power.
If someone invents another browser, Nyxt will be ready to wrap it with Common Lisp: https://github.com/atlas-engineer/nyxt
See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39915700 & https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39915741
Lacking formal training does not equate cannot understand something. As far as copying something goes, there should have been an equivalent mathematician nearby from whom he can copy, right? Who is it?

As an atheist myself, I do not believe in god and I do not believe Ramanujam got it from god. However, it does not change the fact Ramanujan thought he got it from god because he could not necessarily explain how he made those intuitive leaps.
For earnings:
https://dash.harvard.edu/bitstream/handle/1/36853322/Ben_Pal...

Among many others.

Even in health and longevity: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1111/j.0963-7214.2004.01...

Besides, low IQ is associated with worse life outcomes even if, as you say, low EQ is most strongly associated with the same. They're not mutually exclusive.
If that's true, they should just transfer all of that into a Vanguard account. Robinhood isn't giving them anything in their use case, but they have every incentive to try to "gamify" their trading behavior, which Vanguard has neither the incentive nor, frankly, the software agility to do.
That is a much higher ratio than I am used to - 1.2:1 for sushi rice, 1.25:1 for jasmine, 1.5:1 for basmati. What kind of rice are you cooking?

On the other hand, sometimes I get lazy and cook rice like pasta, which works fine. Arbitrary amount of salted water - 5:1 or whatever - then just boil it, 'til it feels like it has the right texture, and strain it.
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There's only a few more things I really want from a browser and I'll admit, at this point most things are minor.

- Tab groups: I handle this by Simple Tab Groups[0], which how it seems to do this is by bookmarks. I think something like this is a godsend for tab hoarders like us (100? Gotta pump up those numbers!). Making native would be really nice and would be great to containerize them. Especially across devices and accounts (I never want to use my Firefox account on a work computer. I wish send would come back so I can send tabs and links between different devices. Or maybe like "partnered" or "containered" accounts because we all have multiple machines we want to not just share everything across, but I'm digressing). Grouping tabs by projects or tasks really helps manage so you don't get a ton of orphaned tabs. You can just close the group when you complete.

- Duplicate Tab Closer[1]. For the tab hoarder, this is such a critical addon. When treating tabs like temporary bookmarks (which is why we hoard?), you may run into a tab again and not having dupes really prevents things from exploding. I just wish I had a bit more control/explanantions and could interact with the tab groups.

- Auto Tab Discard[2]: "caches" tabs so they aren't actively running or taking up your ram. I wish it actually cached though because this more seems like it just bookmarks because you reload the page when you come back rather than quickly pull a cache. I know because sometimes a page will go down and I have lost it

I know us tab hoarders aren't a big market share, but I think these types of tools, if made native, could also really help a lot of other people. I'd really love the idea of being able to sync specific tab groups across containerized accounts, so I can do things like share a group of tabs between home and work machines.

IDK, what do others think? What do you use to manage tab hoarding? My hardest problem is properly purging[side note]

[0] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/simple-tab-gr...

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/duplicate-tab...

[2] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/auto-tab-disc...

[side note] this is an extra problem on mobile. Often I don't realize I'm opening new tabs because when I just open the browser sometimes it drops me in the last one and sometimes I'm on the "home page" (new tab). So I get orphaned tabs this way. And on mobile it is even harder to group and deal with "inactive" tabs. Which for me are frequently research papers. And we all know Zotero and Mendeley are shit. Seriously, why can't I easily load them into my ipad and mark up those documents, share marked or unmarked, attach notes or communal share? Do the creators do research? Sorry, off topic again.
My personal position is to abolish the minimum wage and update the tax scale with negative tax rates that support a reasonable quality of life at all income levels. The market will find its own balance for what a true minimum wage is in that environment (and not have weird perverse incentives like you state).

Yes, this is UBI. But phrased as a tax cut makes it politically viable (at least in the US).
Thank you. This answers the first question I have to folks who say "I made X that is related to this".
I am pretty sure in the end accessibility will more likely be solved by some smart LLMs (with vision) interpreting arbitrary web pages on the user side, rather than by web developers coding it by hand. Because the latter obviously doesn't universally work.

I would pay money for a browser plugin that restyles every web page to a single readable/accessible design that I like. Think "Reader Mode" on steroids (that could transform arbitrary GUIs, not just blog posts).
I love reading about the Voyagers because it never ceases to amaze me how long they've been working and how far they've made it. Literally the only man-made objects that have the heliosphere...

And to think we did all that to send out a golden record and diagrams of human anatomy that don't include distinctive features of the female body...
They are unfortunately conflated in law.

"
The Law Commission failed to address the strongest arguments against repeal without replacement, …. It ignored the advice of the experts they cited who all argued that the focus of courts should be on the reliability of computer evidence, …. The Law Commission’s comments and conclusions revealed that they had not understood the nature of computers and complex software systems as described in the sources upon which they relied.’
"
https://www.computerweekly.com/opinion/The-cause-of-the-Post...
I find Lynch’s works to be very puzzling to unpack. Most analyses which I find compelling have his intentions as a director conveyed within each scene independently, and not really within the larger narrative.

Whereas most works seem to have a thesis and then explore them on different levels, Lynch seems to just throw out ideas in different scenes.

I would love to unpack what parts of twin peaks were Lynch’s design and what parts were not
What IRS Directfile looks like
Iirc the European Commission is already looking into that?

I’m confident the EC will talk some sense into apple and hopefully force it into playing fair (since the US antitrust is too much colluded to do anything)
Most x86 machines have integrated GPUs and hardware-wise are UMA.
It should be noted that First Round have done a great job putting out content for many years.

https://review.firstround.com is a great resource for founders
It doesn’t matter if it’s gold, tungsten, or lead.. the x-ray can’t see through it.

If the x-ray can’t see through it, it’s going to get inspected as a possible place where drugs are being smuggled.
For a lot of people, myself included, it’s ideological. It’s not about “feeling bad” for gigantic corporations, it’s about what FLOSS stands for. Something either is or isn’t free software, and for a lot of people that doesn’t matter, but it matters to me.
From what I've seen, I've more gotten the sense that Lynch doesn't like people asking him what the "correct" interpretation of his work is, which is slightly different than opposing the personal act of interpretation, or discussing it.
Because there's a broader range of things you can make, and the web is the largest source of inspiration so takes up the lion's share of projects contemporary students produce.
This should be the measure of our country, rather than the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

Incidentally, rehabilitating these traumatized kids-turned-adults would probably have profound positive impacts on the economy (since that's all Jamie Dimon and friends care about).
I feel the same way.. Why can’t my family benefit from making money from my organs?
It is questionable with some of the lawmakers getting older and older whether they are hiding fangs though.
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Seems like a reasonable reading.

It's only got 3 commits and 2 are from 18 hours ago--one of which fiddled the repo-made-public date and added the arxiv link--so perhaps there's a private working repo and they decided to make a ~clean public repo at the last minute (i.e., maybe the authors are self-conscious about the commit log).
From the title I thought it was teaching programming languages - that would be a nice extension as well. Just type out some linux source code to learn C :)
I wonder what happened
It's my opinion that stock exchanges should batch trades every 30 seconds, or longer (depending on the market), so that millisecond arbitrage becomes impossible.

Front running the market in any manner should be illegal.
And that's even with things operating to some semblance of regularity and conformance to some established baseline.

Not even covering the "kick it down the road" issues that sometimes (and sometimes don't) evolve into "features that aren't bugs" that have workarounds on workarounds on workarounds that will eventually have their own bugs. The stuff we know we shouldn't do / that isn't good, but that happens anyway.

I subscribe to the philosophy that computers cannot be held accountable, because they're only operating as intended, or at least as implemented. CentOS used to bill itself as a "bug for bug" compatible RHEL clone. I have always thought that to be a good perspective.

Humans are ultimately responsible for the results of computing. In my life that means I review the reports output by my ERP and sanity check numbers before I sign tax returns or remit quarterly tax payments. I trust that the numbers going in are correct, and I trust that (as was said up-thread) statistically my ERP is reliable, but at the end of the day someone has to be accountable for how the output is used.
Skin can’t sense “wet” can it? I thought it was mostly just temperature, but also in combination with a few other properties you perceive it as moisture but it can be easily fooled because there’s not a direct sense for it.
> tax rebate

Why are you putting subsidiy in quote if they got a tax rebate?
You've been posting like this repeatedly:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40051251

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40051176

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40051040

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40050638

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40051354

That's against the site guidelines as well as off topic, and we have to ban accounts that post like this repeatedly, so please stop doing that.

In addition, you've been posting lots of low-quality flamewar-style comments, such as:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40051236

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40050984

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39919379

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39919298

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39918491

We have to ban accounts that post like that as well, so please stop doing that as well.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Sorry I think you misunderstood me. I mean when I download a torrent called "Rachmaninov Complete Discography" I copy the files to the Music/Classical folder on my NAS. I can no longer seed the torrent unless I leave the original in the shared folder. But if I voluntarily let a crawler index and share my Music folder, it could see the hash of track1.flac and know that it associates with a particular file in the original torrent, thus allowing others to download it.
Everything will remain an option - the only question is how valuable it will be. Most artists/musicians do not make money doing art/music. A lot of them are making money teaching art/music to kids which gives them some free time for their art/music. A lot of them are making money in something else and doing a hobby.

Right now you can make a lot of money as a programmer. AI currently isn't good enough to replace us and nothing else is even showing promise, meanwhile there is more and more ideas people come up with that need a computer programmer. Of course who knows - I've seen a lot of technology take over, meanwhile flying cars have been just around the corner for 70+ years. My best guess is AI won't take over - but that is a pure guess and could be wrong.

Similar for doctors. There is a lot of efforts in using AI, but so far nothing takes over from a well trained humans. Will that change - I don't think so, but I could be wrong.

Make your own bets.
Lynch's work tends to operate on dream logic. And that's how dreams often work - there can be coherent ideas - some random, and some related to concerns in the real world - and there can also be just bizarre, insane, inexplicable stuff.
marriages where the woman is the higher earner have substantially higher divorce rates
> Who you have described are reactionaries, not conservatives.

Indeed, that’s exactly what they are. But they prefer calling themselves conservatives. It’s better from a marketing perspective.

To be fair, there are not many politicians that could be called old-fashioned conservatives in the US. Most of them are a subset of the republican establishment and they were mostly wiped out in the last couple of years.

> to consider them conservative because of that is like considering the Democratic People's Republic of Korea democratic.

Definitely! Unfortunately, that’s how the semantics went, though. In the same way as what most people call “liberals” now are very different from who liberals used to be (they used to be all about capitalism and free enterprise, for example).
You mean 3b1b (three blue one brown)?
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Great suggestions, I'll have to try these out. Thank you!
> that people don't have the right to express themselves

Actually, that's exactly what I do believe. That was the gist of my comment.
>If you don’t explain your intentions it comes off as brainwashing the viewer.

Sorry, what?
This is super fun! Congrats!
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>If we as a society want to support people having a baseline quality of life, then let's pay for it together rather than pushing it all on employers.

Baseline quality of life isn't decided just by pay. I find that society doesn't support people having a baseline quality of life when it comes to areas other than pay, so it makes me question the motives of society in the case of pay.
A < 30 year old today almost certainly had a modern smartphone with mapping when they learned to drive, entirely skipping the era of garmin and similar GPS devices in cars.

My only exposure to GPS without data came from outdoor sports where GPS watches and PLBs are common, as are offline mapping applications. I don't think it's obvious to most casual users of GPS technology today that it is entirely independent from data connectivity.
Yeah, I meant for newer customers. The ONT is built into the BGW320 with no separate ONT box. You still need the certs from a BGW-210 etc. in that scenario.
There was a thing that was around 10 or 11 years ago called "Wireless USB", and it was actually kind of cool. It did exactly what it sounds like, you could plug in two different arbitrary USB devices into hubs or a computer that supported wireless USB, and the computer would just recognize it as a vanilla USB device. I don't actually know why it never caught on, I thought it was neat, and it seemed to work fine. I guess due to the popularity and ubiquity of bluetooth?

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

EDIT: Looks like it was more than 10 years ago, circa 2009 or so. Time has no meaning.
If you keep price/time priorities you still get a race to pile into new levels after the previous batch.
Ah, Enlightenment, that's a blast from the past! I remember using a heavily riced E16 back in the days. I haven't tried it after I fell into the tiling WM rabbit hole 15 years ago. How is it holding up?
Flutter if only since you don't have to struggle with decades of legacy JavaScript code.

It's going to depend on what your comfortable with. I prefer Flutter, and I've used JavaScript for a very long time. But Dart is easy and straightforward.
Is Plan 9 alive and kicking?
Under President Johnson, government funding began to incentivize single (predominantly black) mothers not to marry the father of their children. IMO this had disastrous effects on our urban centers. Before the social welfare solutions of the Johnson era, 25% of black children were born without two parents. Now the number is nearly 75%, and the effect on young men has been tragic, in a way that affects the whole community.
> I'm on the camp that Humane did not deserve that.

By "that", do you mean, "an honest assessment of the product that is being sold for $700 + $24/month"?

It's great that it opened up a new category of products, but you're not purchasing the category of products, you're purchasing a specific product. If that specific product does not succeed, then you don't give it an attaboy because it's a cool idea.
Perhaps it was made private as part of a conference submission process?
The two issues I see with this work:

* There's no mention of model performance on recall tasks. Models with attention do well on recall tasks, but models without it, like this one, tend to do poorly.[a] What is the performance of this model on recall tasks?

* As others here have pointed out, the github link is dead. In addition, the pretrained weights don't seem to be available on HF or anywhere else. It's hard to check any claims if we have neither code nor weights!

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[a] https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.01032
If everyone has to learn from making the same mistakes over and over, how do we progress?
Because the rebate was conditional on sustained hiring and not a grant like the political rhetoric would have most believe.

Essentially the state was rebating the corporate tax they would have received in lieu of the income tax revenue obtained from the new positions along with the increased competition for high paying tech roles in the city.

The program was deliberately structured to be revenue neutral in terms of absolute tax revenue while increasing overall tax revenue by increasing state GDP
There will still be those of us who did get into programming because they like programming. The day I played around with a Tandy Level I in 7th grade, I knew what my career was going to be, though I didn't think of it in those terms until later. So even if AI can create me something, I wouldn't use it unless it's for some really boring thing I've done a trillion times already.

I do admit we're rare, though.
More people should be tending their "digital gardens" just to have something to curate and share. Bring back the weird, the odd, the deep-dives into topics you never imagined having such detail, bring back the strange animated GIFS, the websites always "under construction", give me your weird, give me your odd, this should be everyone's place to be free.