skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly, I'd choose the one that the most people I know use. That way you have access to plenty of readily-available expertise.

Different languages are better or worse for beginners, but among the set of languages that you're likely to be thinking of, I don't think those differences are very large. The biggest part of the learning curve isn't the language itself, it's the common set of skills you need regardless of the language you're writing in.

Learn to program first. Once you have that, learning additional languages as needed (or wanted) is much, much easier.
I mean, I thought “striking” referred to their intelligence
Show HN: Samsar.one – video editor with generative image, music, and speech
I think the most important community outreach that anyone can be doing these days is encouraging people to think critically and take agency over there lives.

With that in mind, I think they are building an important foundation. This enables people to make up their own minds.

I have to admit that dialogue with rationalist or rationalist forums help me greatly and coming up with my own ideas, despite them being contrary to theirs. Simply Having forums to talk and think deeply is a rare and valuable service
> Constitutional crises are not a matter of opinion but of occurrence, arising from an actual power conflict between arms of the government that is caused by a conflicted reading of the constitutional text. Basically, if the system just ticks on, it's not a constitutional crisis.

This happened as recently as 2021-01-06; strong evidence that the military subverted the president to call the National Guard into Washington DC and secure the electoral count.
"Intellectual property", specifically patents are the elephant in the room.
Even if the mafia would want to have a healthy market, there won't be one because you can't when there is monopolies in place.

Societies can research, speculate, mitigate and regulate until the end of times for as long as the underlying fundamentals of the problems are never addressed.
TFA said its a 2.
> it would be great if std::malloc() could return how big the allocated memory block actually is, so we can leverage any extra space we might have gotten “for free”.

I remember one of the Window allocation functions doing this, but I believe eliminated that behavior as it lead to old applications that didn't handle it correctly crashing.

That is the danger with, say, adding a length value to free. Sometimes an off by one value will work fine, until someone tweaks how the allocator works.
What kind of backup and disaster recovery plans do you have in place, if any? Are they tested?
Wow, what a surprise to see L402 on HN today!

We're the team behind Fewsats, a serverless platform that allows developers to easily deploy and paywall their applications using the L402 protocol with just a few clicks. Currently, we support STaaS (files) and DaaS (databases, in beta), with plans to expand to video streaming, APIs (FaaS), and more.

We would love to see L402 ecosystem. To that end, we've released some handy open-source tools, including the L402 Python library (just `pip install l402` or check the tutorial from the L402.org page) and Pillbox, an L402 credential manager.

Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions about Fewsats or L402 in general. We'd love to chat!

Platform: https://fewsats.com

Tutorial: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1MLZy1g6-lFqbRAfFOxR...

Pillbox: https://github.com/Fewsats/pillbox
Write Amplification
Ill tell from my world of react/rn/node/serverlerss - Many of my colleagues shared this concern as well - we can't have enough visualization on the codebases/states/data-flows.

There are three benefits - Understanding the codebase (even to plug in a new feature), Findings issues easier and I can't emphasize this enough - We can/need reach into newer complexities that we thought twice about maintainability. In summary, We can reduce threshold for developer expertise to onboard into complex codebases - freeing up, developers on the other side to tackle far greater problems.
Great work, and portfolio looks great too. Most professional devs can’t get a product out, so you’re on the way.
It's odd that neither recent administration has embraced this, especially during a pandemic when we funded farmers and needed people to stay at home;

but also in the midst of opioid deaths, alcoholism (of older Americans) - with a seemingly well regulated, American grown, not physically addictive, impossible to overdose to death - for a muscle relaxer and/or mild hallucinogenic effects.
Why Everything Bagel Seasoning Was Banned in South Korea
This site is full of ads and typos. There has to be a more authoritative source.
CUDA is the juice that built Nvidia in the AI space and allowed them to charge crazy money for their hardware. To be able to run CUDA on cost effective AMD hardware can be a big leap forward, allow more people to research, and break away from Nvidia's stranglehold over VRAM. Nvidia will never open source their own platform unless their hand is forced. I think we all should support this endeavor and contribute where possible.
I'm betting never.

Some people want to keep letting the company do remote installation of code on their computers ("automatic updates") even when everyone knows the company is selling them out.

"The fox guards our hen house. In return we let him eat all the chickens he wants." Mozilla has got you covered.

Do Firefox users ever share patches to remove these undesirable "features". There are patched versions of Firefox with goofy names that claim privacy advantanges. But AFAICT always distributed in binary form.
Complicators gloves are a tongue-in-cheek reference to making problems for solutions instead of the other way around. The specific reference to the gloves, were from a, way back, article.

A person was riding their bicycle and had cold hands, as they rode with cold hands they pondered why no one had ever created heated grips for bicycles. They reach out to others, and a project begins. The momentum builds until someone mentions to the group that no one had done this because gloves were a perfectly viable solution to cold hands. Gloves.

> https://thedailywtf.com/articles/the_complicator_0x27_s_glov...
But do you pronounce it “jew-el-ry” or “jull-uh-ry”?
This is really impressive! Would you mind running it on:

https://github.com/Protospace/spaceport

This is a member portal for my local makerspace. Having a knowledge base will help other makerspace members contribute to the code.
SD cards can be set permanently read only[1]. A malicious party could still swap it with a different SD card though, but that's true of any media.

[1]: https://hackaday.com/2013/11/12/keep-your-sd-cards-data-safe...
If the sine waves don't line up, you are in for a very bad time. There is a reason crossover switches exist, please never do this.
BOA27: An open source, open hardware, leafleting, smart balloon
I recently gave a talk on disseminating information into North Korea titled They're Still Using Balloons. The goal was to make tech professional aware of the lack of tech in the human rights space, especially in regards to North Korea. The talk briefly covered the smart balloons being used by South Korean activists, but during the QnA I was asked if I had considered open sourcing the designs of a smart balloon so that anyone could help.

So, here is the repo. I sincerely hope you guys considers helping out so that we can get more needed resources to North Koreans all the while developing a balloon cheap enough that activits can build to support thier own causes.
Should User Interviews Be Influenced by the Founder's POV on the Problem?
Today was the beginning of a wave of sexual cartoons in hand-drawn style. Prior waves were fake (or real) breastfeeding pics with unrelated travel instructions, large-breasted elder women, and large-breasted women in beachwear and headscarves. I'm glad FB has figured out I'm a male.

Meanwhile, I get a very small peephole onto my actual friends' and family's postings. Man is its feed just abysmal.
He's not saying that literally every one comes with an adapter, just the ones he bought.
Since LLMs are bad at the null hypothesis (in this case, when a key does not exist in the source JSON), how does this prevent hallucinating transformations for missing keys?
Nicky Case's AI Safety Dance
>Is it weird how the comments here are blaming AMD and not Nvidia?

It's not. Even as it is, I do not trust HIP or RocM to be a viable alternative to Cuda. George Hotz did plenty of work trying to port various ML architectures to AMD and was met with countless driver bugs. The problem isn't nvidia won't build an open platform - the problem is AMD won't invest in a competitive platform. 99% of ML engineers do not write CUDA. For the vast majority of workloads, there are probably 20 engineers at Meta who write the Cuda backend for Pytorch that every other engineer uses. Meta could hire another 20 engineers to support whatever AMD has (they did, and it's not as robust as CUDA).

Even if CUDA was open - do you expect nvidia to also write drivers for AMD? I don't believe 3rd parties will get anywhere writing "compatibility layers" because AMD's own GPU aren't optimized or tested for CUDA-like workloads.
Hosting user generated content is one of the quick ways to run into awful content.

You have to take the necessary precautions, both legal and technological, to prevent awful content from becoming problematic.

Also according to your own terms of service you cannot access the website yourself, that is odd.
It doesn't matter what Google did or wanted to do if Squarespace wasn't going to actually support it.
The margins mentioned are about in line with most “gold buyers” that have store fronts. 70% of spot is a decent starting point for “salvage” gold.

If it’s in any form but rounds or bars, it’ll need to be melted down which has a cost. So it can be made into a form that can be resold closer to spot value.

The margin are actually even better if you melt them down. it’s really hard to buy physical gold at spot, single ounces/grams go for a few points higher.
I don't think anything could go wrong just booting into the live distro, but I did my setup with a keyboard and I don't know how it would work without.
If you had that structure in place for payments, you could use it for other stuff.

Imagine confirming an experimental result and adding a "replicated" annotation to the original such that all upstream citations that trust you can now have more confidence in the original result. Or imagine doing the opposite with misinformation.

I dream of a world where being trustworthy is the most profitable thing. How strange would that be?
Under the Adult Content section, yes, if there is adult content, the user must be 18 years of age or older. I see the irony in this.

However, for other usage of the site, the privacy policy says that the minimum age is 13 years old.
After the mh370 murder-suicide theories...
I see your point, but the business model can sustain a large influx in free signups. I will keep this in mind though.
But it could be a multisig transaction in the first place. Why have the middleman at all?
Right, we're a native species to Africa, so its whole ecosystem evolved with us.

I think of this when I hear about "poachers" killing animals in African nature reserves. How often is that hunter gatherers who been there for thousands of years, and whose hunting is/was really part of the ecosystem?
Note: gold uses troy ounces, so adjust by ~10%. It's easier to just use grams or kilograms :).
It's a completely reasonable assumption on his part because it is literally 100% guaranteed that society must fundamentally change due to fertility rates alone. Perhaps some think that fertility decline means populations will gradually decline on a scale of centuries or something? Which I agree would be generally just not that big a deal. But unfortunately that's not how it works. Fertility rates are exponential system that kick in hard once they start going.

It's easy to intuit this by thinking about society in terms of generations. Since a peak fertility window is around 20 years, a generation also tends to be around 20 years. So how much will population rates change as one generation dies, every ~20 years? It's easy to work out by example. Imagine a fertility rate of 1. That means each woman is having 1 child on average. You need to have 2 for replacement. It generalizes to a factor of fertility_rate/2, so with a fertility_rate of 1 the population will decline by 50% per generation, per 20 years. If you start with a generational population of 8, then you'd have child populations of 4, 2, 1. Once that 8 generation starts dying, the 4 generation will start dying about 20 years later. And when the 8 generation dies you lose 50% of your total population, and 50% again when the 4 generation dies, and so on every 20 years. That's going from 8 population to 1 in 60 years! This also emphasizes why immigration is obviously not a solution, the scale is simply far too large.

Also bear in the mind the vicious cycle these outcomes will create. With a growing population your economy also naturally grows, even if it stays (proportionally) the exact same size - because there's more people, more consumption, and so on. The exact opposite is true in cases of population decline. So you're going to be trying to encourage people to have more children at the same time that your economy is collapsing. You will also have totally screwed up age ratios - in our example your 60-80 year old group will make up 50% of your population, forever! So you also have a lower labor forces, extremely high costs in terms of social security/healthcare/etc, and so on.

So there is no way that any civilization can persist on any reasonable timeframe with a subreplacement fertility rate.
Just a quick note. That you have pricing up front is such a big thing. Places like Imgur and photobucket before it were out to be exploited merely for their free bandwidth.

There is a clear means of funding this and that instills confidence.

One other note, I also am a lot more likely to jump onto a service if there is an easy escape plan. While you don't want to loose customers, having an easy out allows people to exit on amicable terms.
Squarespace Domain Hijacks Enabled by Email Address Exploit on Migrated Accounts
no, it's just that there is a subset of environmentalists that are totally unhinged and think they know better than everyone what should and shouldn't get an energy allotment. Rather than calmly advocating for raising the carbon tax until the externalities present in carbon emission are priced (and seeing what uses are actually cut in the face of proper pricing), they take to any social media they can to complain about a specific use of energy they don't like. I am just happy it has been kept to Karen level virtue signalling online and hasn't yet converted to [insert favorite authoritarian from history here] levels of repression on the populace because the thing that has made the last few hundred years of massive progress work is recognizing we are too dumb to make those decisions and letting individuals pursue their own ideas and spectacularly succeed (but mostly fail).
Testing tools, and a lot of knowledge. Knowing what it is and where it’s made informs a lot. Once in a while you’ll get someone that is scamming and had stuff made with extra thick plating. Most pieces they will cut in half, grind a bit off, drill into it, etc. to do an acid test to determine gold content, then weigh it.

After a while she just kind of knew what to look out for. How people presented the goods, how they acted, etc.

The most shocking part to me, was how many 80s-90s celebs would bring in gold to sell. I guess times get rough.
Yep! Having limits and sustainable pricing was at the top of mind prior to launch - didn't want to dig myself into a hole.

For exports, there are currently 3 export options:

- file download URLs (encrypted content is undecryptable by Horizon, therefore will not be downloadable without the correct key, which is not stored by Horizon)

- all your short links

- all your paste content (encrypted content is undecryptable by Horizon, therefore will show up in its ciphertext form)

These exports are all in machine-readable JSON.
I believe Mammograms and Colonoscopies are diagnostic techniques not treatments per se.

It is possible you are conflating the rise of over-diagnosis, and mis-diagnosis from improvements in imaging, and the consequent rise in colonoscopies and removal of polyps.
In this case, I really like the silver/black contrast. I actually had a prototype pinky ring for years that was just aluminum and carbon fiber (lathe-made). The aluminum is whiter/less shiny, so an even starker contrast.

(I really need to pull together pictures of the process/design some day...)
Stealing identity is what they charged her with, but the real crime was enabling untraceable people work in a position of public trust.

>247 rape reports in 2019

>141 rape reports in 2020

>5981 sexual assault incidents in 2017-2018

>3824 reports of sexual assault from 2019 to 2020

>10000 sexual assault complaints from 2017 to 2020.

> contributing factor is the lack of thorough background checks for Uber drivers. While Uber claims to conduct background checks on their drivers, there have been instances where individuals with criminal records or prior convictions have slipped through the cracks. Strengthening the screening process and regularly updating the background checks could significantly reduce the risk of sexual assault incidents.

I dont care if Uber bleeds $Billion more of VC money on signup bonuses for fake new accounts, but I do care about who delivers my open container food.
> a deliberately hostile act intended to make this subgroup of workers feel unwelcome in the tech industry

Flagging. Even ignoring the broader context of your post, this comment breaks HN gudelines[1]: "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith."

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
We’re excited to announce a significant update to our Syncfusion Blazor Diagram Library: the addition of a line routing feature. This powerful feature helps you create more precise and organized diagrams by intelligently adjusting the paths of connectors to avoid overlapping with nodes.

In this blog, we’ll explore how line routing works, demonstrate its usage with examples, and discuss the different routing strategies available.
I learned recently the "OHIO method" – Only Handle It Once.

If something is easy to deal with right now, just deal with it immediately.

For me, it's been dishes, trash, and organising (e.g. keys not in the key-bowl; cables not in the cable drawer) where it's helped most. I'd say it's a 30% improvement, which doesn't necessarily sound great, but it's all about things that require almost zero effort.

I'll take a look into your reference soon!
This is a legally...risky strategy. You built a cool thing but unfortunately when you put cool things online they get used for the worst possible purposes.
Well, paywall her can also mean any subscription or even credits-based system like SaaS or Compute APIs (AI inference for example) not only for content.
As far as I know it's from here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbmJkMhmrVI As I said elsewhere in this thread, I think she's trying to make some meta point but ends up just muddying the water.
I wonder who decides which humans are needed and which ones are not (whom you call pets) and will it be someone other in the future than who has made those decisions today and in the past?

What exactly will be different in the future from the current situation?
wouldn't you be able to plug in a USB keyboard?
We already have enough in my eyes. The top 18 either already exist or have nothing to do with hypertext markup language.

- -- we already have ol, ul and li

--- -- that is an hr

?,! -- Why? this is part of sentences

[], [x] -- this can be done with very little work in html standardized by the w3c, but no semantic meaning

,*, ** -- this already looks like an headache to parse, but we already have html tags that do this better like p

// -- <!--never heard of html comments?!-->

#, ##, ###, ####, ##### -- you literally cite h1-h5

> -- we have literally the q element

This looks more like an mix of markdown, an programminglanguage and html
Unless you have a lot, you probably won’t get close to spot price. You might be able to find some local artisans that will pay better for small amounts then the big houses will. Gold in stamped form has the greatest value. Nuggets or mined gold, some buyers are afraid of and won’t pay until it’s melted.

Gold teeth are worth the absolute least.
The number of offspring in each litter tends to drop with increasing size, too.
Not rightly. It'd be faster on the long term to address the issues.
I had SAS/C which came on 5 or 6 floppies and my A2000 had no hard disk at the time so compiling meant lots and lots of disk swapping and I used the RAM Disk a lot. Later, for a princely sum I recall being over a grand, I got a SCSI controller card and a massive 40mb hard drive which made the process so much more pleasant.
Yes, I understand there is an unfortunate risk. However, I oppose file scanning, and so do many users, as we've seen with the Apple scandal.

If any content is uploaded that violates the terms of service and is reported, they will be deleted as soon as possible, and that user will almost certainly be permanently banned.

The terms of service also limits my liability.
I want to send micropayments.

I'd love it if my media players/viewers just compensated artists directly commensurate with how much I consume. I'm not comfortable using a middleman for this because all of the available middlemen are giving a pittance to the artists while spending the rest of that money on technologies that make life worse for everyone. I don't want to legitimize that behavior by paying somebody for it.

Piracy + donations is often the most ethical option available today, but even better would be Piracy + micropayments on use because then it would happen whether or not I bothered to look for a "donate" option.
Interesting. I get ads on TikTok for a drink with Lion's Mane in it:

https://www.drinkbrez.com/

And I recently bought protein bars (from an ad on TikTok) which turned out to have Lion's Mane:

https://www.eatiqbar.com/products/chocolate-mint-chip
Wildfire Emergencies Declared in Russia's Far East Republics of Tyva, Sakha
I think you're missing the point. The 8087's double-precision limit of ~15 decimal digits wasn't arbitrary -- the purpose of that device was to perform practically useful computations, so that amount of precision was chosen by the designers as a reasonable engineering trade-off.

IOW, the likely reason for not storing more mantissa bits than that is someone involved in designing the 8087 determined that even NASA doesn't need more precision than that.
Doctor's strike is much more complicated than the outsider view, because the Korean Medical Association had a very conservative view for the number of seats anyway. It is true that residents are indeed overworking, but that's more like 80 hours per week, not 100 as you have suggested; and established average doctors work even much less---48.1 hours per week in 2020. Resident doctors take such burden because they'll eventually get out of resident positions and most of them will enjoy the occupational leisure, which made doctors one of the most sought occuptations for the current Korean generation.

The imbalance in medical accessibility and quality for urban vs. suburban areas was well known for decades so that the reform itself was very much desired, but the current government did it so ineffectively that they just had to give up after the strike.
I don't think nvidia bans anyone from running code on their devices.
Central angle, of which you can use that exponential power to determine how many digits of π to minimize error tolerance.

Also, I err'd. I swapped L and R.

https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=%28180+x+1+nanometer%29...