skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it's an art following the ancient school of thought named "why not", which pushes innovation since forever.
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praat...echt serious gasten, could really have come up with a more interesting name.
It’s incredible how the Reddit mod stereotype is not, in fact, a stereotype. I’ve been banned for some very asinine/trivial reasons, you could feel the fedora being tipped through the screen every time.

My favourite was when I commented on a post on /r/art of a naked woman, replying to a guy who was complaining that only naked women got on the front page, to which I commented with “it’s very simple, naked woman = upvotes”. I was permabanned immediately after with no reason given, so when I asked what rule I broke, I was replied with - and I quote literally - “the one you didn’t read :)”. I still have no idea what rule I broke, if I even broke one.

Now, I could honestly not care any less about it, it was just an interesting interaction because of how unprofessional it was. It is kind of understandable, given that these guys don’t even get paid to moderate a very considerable influx of content, but still, it’s a very mild example of a larger problem that spans across the whole website. You have power tripping moderators that just do whatever they feel, some of them even banning based on what subs you interacted prior, regardless of content, and some of them even moderate hundreds, if not thousands, of subs. It’s insane. And yeah, any sub that has even the slightest hint of anything political is FUBAR.

It’s almost like the moderation never evolved past what I would expect from a niche joomla forum from the 2000 with hundreds of users… except now it’s one of the biggest sites on the internet. It’s quite bizarre.
Once?
It should work now :)
~20 years ago I was building websites and I would spent hours to make things "perfectly" arranged on them. I hate it when it's not the way it was supposed to be. Pixel perfect or nothing. And then I just stopped with web and moved on with my life. It's time consuming, buggy and while it worked in one browser it didn't work in another. Screw that.
Most iron (and steel) comes from iron ore formations which are at least 1 billion, and up to 3 billion years old: banded iron formations (BIFs).

The oldest of those are literally legacies of the first major burst of biological activity on Earth, which released oxygen into the atmosphere, which for most of a billion of years or so resulted in reducing unoxidized minerals, particularly iron, in the Great Rusting.
Thank you. If you want to contribute novel research, a thorough literature search of prior work is essential. And hopefully a comparison to previous approaches.

If you didn't find these works in your literature search, I encourage you to improve this skill, because it's important and valuable.
https://archive.ph/CHgpq
And then it took some 20-ish years for CSS to finally realize that aligning to a grid is a good idea and, through a long, painful, incremental process, eventually reinvent tables for layout.
Ask HN: Hacker News for indie game devs
just curious if there is something similar like HN with a focus on game development
Maybe it's not "technical issues", but features and support? Allegro CL has a proven GUI toolkit, for example, and now they moved it into the web browser.

FYI: here are the release notes of the recently release Allegro CL 11.0: https://franz.com/support/documentation/current/release-note...

IIRC, Cyc gets delivered on other platforms&languages (C, JVM, ... ?). Would be interesting to know what they use for deployment/delivery.
Actually there's a "secret" one called sh.reddit. It looks like similar to new reddit but much more "optimized" for big screen.
Why would you want to make things pixel perfect?

Why not work with the flexibility of the web instead?
That's the pot calling the kettle black.
Yes. This is the point of tabs. I'm convinced the whole tabs vs spaces thing is really people who understand this vs people who don't.
This is possible in supabase. You can store all the data in a table and restrict access with Row Level Security

You also have various ways to separate the data for indexes/performance

- use metadata filtering first (eg: filter by customer ID prior to running a semantic search). This is fast in postgres since its a relational DB

- pgvector supports partial indexes - create one per customer based on a customer ID column

- use table partitions

- use Foreign Data Wrappers (more involved but scales horizontally)
My Wii has never left the prime location from under the TV since launch day - getting on for 20 years! Despite having switches and gaming PCs my kids now love the Wii, the balance board and wii sports are all that are played now, but they still see regular use.
While it would have been decent of Google to formulate a reply, in the end it's a business decision. This is not about workers rights such as pay, etc. If you don't like the direction of a company and they don't want to change (or don't care), join a company whose values align with your own.
Nice writeup!

I much prefer using SQLite via its CLI (sqlite3) as opposed to embedded SQL statements via an API. Much easier to read and understand what's going on.
If you got downvoted, it was briefly. That was a good question. PyTorch/numpy is awesome for initial testing.
Honestly if you were able to live without a phone until now, living without Gmail (or what you call a mainstream email) is pretty easy.

There are still plenty of email providers left and right that will allows you to subscribe without a phone number. You’ll probably have to pay though. What may be harder in this precise use case is getting a domain name (which is not mandatory but really helpful if you want to be able to switch providers easily) but I’m pretty sure you can still register domains with a landline number.
What's the most intuitive explanation for why a Planck length exists?
IH: Looking for Feedback on HTML5 Only "Code Play" Feature
Which donor? Only Google and Microsoft make up 90% of Mozilla income. So a 10% guy is that powerful? Epstein? Mozilla turned too political in the last 10 years. I dont bother with that ki d of company. Anyway, Brave is damn good compare to sluggish Mozilla especially their older gecko. Their newer quantum also terrible when compared to Brave, Arc, or even a niche Floorp or Thorium. VPN? I go with Proton or setup my own. As for app? Dolphin and Opera works way better. Mozilla is a relic. They turn themselves one.
Consider Being a Labeler for an LLM
> highest airspeed

Which means on the wind, and modern hydro aircraft carriers do the same.
This one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AowJGns66_4
Also you really don’t need a Google account to live correctly, especially if you don’t even own a smartphone.
Step 1: have parents rich enough to support you for a while so you don’t have to take a job with the shit company that exploits you

Is it really that hard?
The Google search engine has lost the war against SEO.

It's already for a long time that when I search for something, I don't get articles from experts, I get SEO optimized crappy articles.

Page rank was a very important algorithm to see which pages are more trustworthy than others. But at this point with all the SEO, it's clear that the best pages don't rise to the top anymore, but SEO optimized bullshit.

So why are forums like Reddit, StackOverflow and Quora becoming more dominant? Because they are moderated by humans. It's harder to manipulate, since they have an incentive to keep their board clear.

At least that's my view on the whole thing :D.
On the surface, it looks like the investigation might come from personal interest in the case from Mrs. Khan. Wtf does the FTC have to do with corporate hacking anyway?
My idea isn't even remotely related to right or wrong about Hamas or the other party, you need to break it down to the root problem as to why does an organization like Hamas exist? When you get to that point you have your answer and you can get to justice from there.
You would need a common official language to do that. And even with that, you cannot really build something democratic if a large part of the population has no idea what you are saying.
rclone can access/mount Google Drive: https://rclone.org/drive/
There's quite a chasm between trying (and failing, but I digress) to increase diversity of the workforce and those imaginary quotas.
https://github.com/vmactions/netbsd-vm

https://smolbsd.org/
Can you boot the old one into disk target mode?
To better understand how people might get confused... Imagine a room 9 feet <insert your favorite unit of measure> long and fans 2 feet in diameter. If you put them with bases equally spaced—3 feet apart—you get a gap 2 feet between the wall and fans… but 1 foot spaced apart in the middle.

Naively, you move each fan a half foot closer to the wall. This makes the gap 1.5 feet to the wall but now 2 feet between each other. (You might find ways to argue that this looks better visually than the true answer below, and that depends on a lot of perception-altering factors including how low the fan hangs from the ceiling, amount/ratio of space available, the distance from the non-perpendicular walls, and light sources as they might cast shadows with different sized gaps on the ceiling.)

You need to take the total room length and subtract the fan diameters, then divide that by 3. (So, 5 / 3 = 1.667 or 1'8" from wall to blade tip.) Thus, each base should be 2.667 feet from its nearest wall. This makes a gap 1'8" between each blade tip:

20" space, 24" blades, 20" space, 24" blades, 20" space = 108" (9 ft) room length

Bringing this around to the theme of web design, this is akin to space-between, space-around, and space-evenly in justify-content[1] (except there isn't a "space the center of each element evenly" selection, except maybe stretch or nesting everything in another flexbox)

[1] https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/#aa-j...
> You’re not going to ever build a perfect floor if you build it all the way to the wall. So what you do is that you leave a gap between the wall and the floor and you cover that gap up with wooden “footlists” (again not sure if that’s the correct English description). This gives you a “perfect” floor which aligns with everything in the room.

Here in the US, it's called “baseboard”:

https://www.google.com/images?q=baseboard

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

“[Baseboard's] purpose is to cover the joint between the wall surface and the floor. It covers the uneven edge of flooring next to the wall; protects the wall from kicks, abrasion, and furniture; and can serve as a decorative molding.”
Sure, you can send whatever you want... but is there any off-the-shelf solution that can display encrypted messages?
You seem to be using my post as a mirror for the same.

I really have no idea what your strange dialogue in Simpson's-parody English is about or where it comes from, or the need, from me basically commenting "Nick Bostrom is not a genius".

I also have zero clue what you mean by "[T]he whole “smash the patriarchy” movement might overlook that we actually live in a matriarchy, and this is just what it imperceptibly looks like." I've never written anything like this. I work at Google.
Your website is beautiful. Tutorials for each puzzle.

When Spanish is selected, maybe spawn the games in spanish mode.

In the Domino Dissection puzzle, it's possible to select the separator between two cells, so the selection gets kind of stuck. Maybe remove the ability to select the separator.

Making an entire unity game for each puzzle, that's no small feat.

Self promotion:
I'm also making a puzzle website, https://braingridgame.com/
where users can solve ARC tasks (Abstraction & Reasoning Corpus).
And source code is here: https://github.com/neoneye/ARC-Interactive
I think you gotta speak American for it.

All the vowels are just tending towards 'ah'. *

"John's process for congress progress?"

"Nah, Jahn's prahcess for cahngress prahgress."

* Except for the ones that should, like laugh->läff

I missed a joke in the d&d movie. They gave a guy some dumb/made-up name "Jarnathan", which was hilarious apparently. But to my ear , it just sounded like the usual way Americans say Jah instead of Joh.

Same with "Meet the Fockers" I guess? Fuhckers sounds like fuhck.
This brings back memories.

I worked my way through some of its source code many years ago during my post-graduate studies and it was very _strange_. I see it is now on GitHub [0].

They used C macros to implement object oriented programming, with symbols like `me` and `my` and `thee` scattered throughout the source code. It seems the code has been converted to C++ (IIRC it used to be in C), but I still see the `my` keyword in there.

They have their own BASIC-like scripting language. The weirdest property for me was that it allowed for whitespace in the identifiers. Just look at the example in [1]: The `Create simple Matrix` is actually a function in the scripting language that constructs a matrix object. The function name corresponds to a menu item and IIRC they used some more preprocessor magic to reuse the same code for the menus on the GUI and the functions in the scripting language.

I don't think you're supposed to write the scripts by hand. Rather it recorded your actions as you worked your way through the GUI and then you could export and modify those recordings as scripts.

They also implemented their own cross platform GUI toolkit rather than using one of the existing cross-platform GUI toolkits, so it works on Windows, Linux (or any X Windows I believe) and MacOS.

[0]: https://github.com/praat/praat
[1]: https://github.com/praat/praat/blob/master/test/script/comma...
Surprisingly we are well aware about Whatsapp groups which surfaced few months ago where executives and other high position holders of tech companies targeted tech works who were just posting on their personal regarding this. Why didn't something like that make national headlines and pushed from more accountability? Easy to point finger at employees when employers have the upper hand
There's more than one problem, and one of them sure is that a "helpful AI" hallucinates.
to be fair, i think carfentanil somehow got conflated with fetanyl early in the drug-scare-hype cycle, and carfentanil is pretty deadly.

i do agree with your point though.
Usually pagers were used to ask people to call back so I don't think that is a big issue. It is like shooting at someone you recognize far away in the street so he can look back and meet you. Everybody will hear that but not the actual content of the conversation afterwards.
https://archive.ph/G0nbZ
I've been using Apple Mac's since early 2000s-ish, iPhone and iPad since release. It seems to me like in the past 5ish years the amount of bugs and UI inconsistencies in iOS/MacOS has increased. A few times I've wanted to start a blog cataloging all these things.

For example on iPad there is no redo button in the iWork apps. It took me a google to find out you have to press and hold the undo button to reveal the redo button. I admit this is a minor nuisance, but there was plenty of screen real estate to show that button.

The most significant bug I've been dealing with lately is with mobile Safari whereby it will just crash. There are a few ways this happens. The first is if I create a new tab, randomly I will get a blank page where nothing works which requires a force restart. Another way is if I press the back button, or navigate to a new page via tapping a link, safari will not load the page. The current page freezes. Again requiring a force restart.

iPad Pro supports an external monitor. This has been entirely unusable for me. Out of nowhere the video signal is lost. A few times shortly after that the iPad restarts. Additionally with external monitor mode one is forced to use Stage Manager which is entirely unusable without a proper touchpad. If you're using a mouse good luck getting the stages to reveal themselves. I expected more from Apple who prides themselves on having the best UI/UX.

A other issue is Apple has added the ability for iPad apps to have "windows". This doesn't work as expected. Many times I've created a window, worked on something else and return to safari to find no windows and all my tabs gone. I suspect it has something to do with closing the app.

My favorite bug on MacOS which I encounter sometimes is reconnecting to SMB shares. They randomly not reconnect after waking from sleep. A reboot fixes this. Although this could be an issue with the server.

Closing on a positive note- the one killer feature I miss when I'm working on Windows is Preview. It's really a great app.
Why chrysene?
Every so often I look up Lord of the Rings trivia on Quora and the answers there are incredibly helpful and detailed, way easier to find than reddit which is just randos spouting off, flamewars about the new amazon show and if it's cannon or posting memes about harfoot feet. Quora gives you like legit Tolkien professors giving in-depth answers to questions.
Depends on a field.

The project from the thread would take me an impossible amount of time without GPT. Even the page itself would take me twice as long to generate - the charts were done by pasting source data to GPT and GPT writing plotlib code for me to chart them, and the equations were originally written by GPT as well, because I wasn't familiar with MathJAX.

Ditto with the code - a bunch of it was written by GPT originally, since this is my first Swift/Metal project. I kept telling it what I want to do in Python, and it kept rewriting it in Swift/Metal until I learned the latter.

The name "effort" was also invented by GPT. Originally, internally, I was using "quant" but that would be confused with quantization. I considered "perc" from percentage - but that's ugly. I described the project to GPT, and it suggested "effort" as a metric.

As for self-checkout - in Poland we have Żabka Nano which is still going on, and seems more solid than Amazon, but of course the time will tell :)
That bright yellow background imprinted my eyes for 5 minutes, there's other way to leave an impression than fucking up with my senses, like writing a clear concise article instead of a never ending list of examples interrupted with distracting fake mouse move.

An horrible web experience through and through.
Thx! Although I'm happy you took your time and now I can brag until the end of time that I got 2 out of 5 top slots for a moment :D
Maybe it should be political activist organization. As it comes to topics that are important for the mission it holds. Nothing wrong in being political activist in relation to these topics.

Now, it should be purely and absolutely neutral in any other area that is outside the mission.
To be fair, there is a clear conflict of interest. Lina Khan should recuse herself, at least, because the case certainly looks like a personal project or petty vendetta against MGM. I question what the FTC has to do with ransomware attacks anyway.
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This is only one source among the many you should consult, also I'm biased because I'm a co-founder, but cognitiveclass.ai constantly publishes new guided projects (and courses) on related topics. They are free, and in the case of guided projects, quick. Sort by new and have at it: https://cognitiveclass.ai/courses?type%5B%5D=all&sort%5B%5D=...
Study reveals how humanity could unite to address global challenges
> to personal liability for officers

This is required now for "financial record keeping and reporting" thanks to Sarbanes–Oxley Act. Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarbanes%E2%80%93Oxley_Act
EVs are the new crypto bros now. They might be onto something have ICE cars sales slump and Toyotas bankrupting with tons of unsold inventories. But the reverse is true where Tesla inventories spike up this quarters and Toyotas sales spike up as well. I am not surprise if Cathie's Ark is heavily behind all this overreporting, she double or triple down on Tesla recently. Yeah RoboTaxi and FSD craze now. Strange we didnt see much with Waymo which is at least 10 uears ahead of Tesla and FSD is not even at level 3.0. If you can speak chinese or read chinese reports, some development in China will literally make you sell Tesla fast.
C API is the big one. Unless your language is officially supported by Qt (meaning C++ or Python) you're basically screwed.

Secondly would be the license, while they're both LGPL these days, that wasn't always the case, and the current Qt company is highly hostile to open source.
There is not a mystery here; something has damaged the nervous system of this animals. Either a virus, a toxic or a brain/ear blunt trauma caused by an explosion or a strong sonar.

We have nerves also. <Insert Florida man joke here>. If they are interested in the origin, they should hire a marine biologist expert on fish pathology to study the problem before it travels up by the food chain.

As there are very different types of animals affected and fishes can travel; my guess would be that the cause is not biological [1]. Some of this fishes are strictly carnivore, other are mostly vegetarian so both falling ill at the same time by a parasite or a disease is unlikely (But I'm just speculating, serious research was made for that).

Do we know were the spent batteries of the spacial station landed?

[1] (viruses are often host specific. The viruses that affect a cat will not affect normally a cow. Sharks and Sea breams are much more isolated genetically that cats and cows are).
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Kudos to you for reaching to one of the best sources!

Interestingly enough, the construction "es" used to be present in older French (until ca. XVIII century) and then it transformed into "é". There are more of such transformations where a vowel + "s" changed into something else. A well-known one is os->ô like in hospital->hôpital (and the "os" is still visible in "hospitalité")
I'd very much like if everyone was forced to use buzzer only. The annoyance of people having to let everyone know they have a phonecall which cannot wait is borderline insulting.
Yeah, let's concentrate on those facets that do care right now, and their children.
> Depends on the application. If you're playing a video game, you want real time.

If the player is part of the simulation they won’t know.
can't speak about the other applications, however, unless your 6 year old is exceptional, i'd go for point and click adventures of the humongous entertainment ilk instead of sim city
https://store.steampowered.com/search/?developer=Humongous%2...
Yeah I always thought RC was like a writer’s retreat… but for software.
Yes, I agree. It's a fun novelty the first 5 seconds, then it becomes completely annoying.

BTW: the movement of the small cursors is streamed live from the server, I think it represents the current mouse position from other readers.
We had similar thing in our country and it was PCBs
That was the point of Twitter.
The issue with CSS is not too much freedom. It is that as an API, it is frankly, retarded, horrible and ridiculous.
It looks like a legit open source project. Strange that you would see any ads on it. I see zero ads but I also have uBlock.

Edit: I just opened it with ads. Looks like a basic ad setup, but there are a few places where the ads are inserted on the page. Looks a bit excessive but maybe some of them are supposed to be smaller ads instead of big header ads like we see. It could be a typo in their template or something.
And have you tried to open _your_ horizon past the usual slogans ("mass imprisonment", "school-to-prison pipeline", etc.)?

Try it. It might help you. Or not.