skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd prefer that governments enact legislation that prevents discriminating against IP addresses, perhaps under net neutrality laws.

For anyone with some clout/money who would like to stop corporations like Akamai and Cloudflare from unilaterally blocking IP addresses, the way that works is you file a lawsuit against the corporations and get an injunction to stop a practice (like IP blacklisting) during the legal proceedings. IANAL, so please forgive me if my terminology isn't quite right here:

https://pro.bloomberglaw.com/insights/litigation/how-to-file...

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/injunctive_relief

Injunctions have been used with great success for a century or more to stop corporations from polluting or destroying ecosystems. The idea is that since anyone can file an injunction, that creates an incentive for corporations to follow the law or risk having their work halted for months or years as the case proceeds.

I'd argue that unilaterally blocking IP addresses on a wide scale pollutes the ecosystem of the internet, so can't be allowed to continue.

Of course, corporations have thought of all of this, so have gone to great lengths to lobby governments and use regulatory capture to install politicians and judges who rule in their favor to pay back campaign contributions they've received from those same corporations:

https://www.crowell.com/en/insights/client-alerts/supreme-co...

https://www.mcneeslaw.com/nlrb-injunction/

So now the pressures that corporations have applied on the legal system to protect their own interests at the cost of employees, taxpayers and the environment have started to affect other industries like ours in tech.

You'll tend to hear that disruptive ideas like I've discussed are bad for business from the mainstream media and corporate PR departments, since they're protecting their own interests. That's why I feel that the heart of hacker culture is in disrupting the status quo.
I also am unable to see what the new innuendo is
I've been reading a lot recently about the World War 2 Pacific naval conflict. The things done with mechanical fire controllers was amazing! The US has radar linked anti-aircraft and surface guns, plus radar proximity shells, all mechanical/analogue driven.

Thank you for the link! :)
> I've never wanted to rob or scam people, no. I'm not in the minority either.

Ok, well then I think you're lying. I don't think you're just misremembering or anything, I actively think you are being dishonest if you are genuinely saying that you've never even once wanted to steal something, if only for a moment. I'm not accusing you of actually stealing anything, but if you're claiming that you've never even once thought "it would be cool to take that thing that that person has so I could have it", then I just think you're not telling the truth.

Frankly this sanctimonious holier-than-thou pretending-to-be-offended stuff is really tiring; you decided to make a comment saying "gross" purely so you could act judgemental for something that, fundamentally, you know really wasn't that bad.

EDIT:

Sorry, for some reason I misremembered, I thought you wrote the original "gross" comment.

I still think you're lying though.
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If you use a consortium governed character set, you get the problems of government by consortium. Probably still better to have a versioned universal set than so many to choose from.
No. Game devs can & frequently do distribute just plain binaries through Steam.
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The "bench" exterior was an aesthetically minded comfortable seat, but inside was much of the cooling system.
One of the things that irks me with many of the /r/dataisbeautiful things with Sankey diagrams is somewhere on the line there's "one big bucket" that loses all of the data behind it.

In my own budgeting, my direct deposit can go to multiple accounts - and I do. Part goes to my "allowance" account and part goes to my "savings" account. Other people have alimony, child support, or similar withholdings from their wages.

So the question I have for the example budget on the page, can you have the freelance work go directly to savings? Or 300 be taken out of salary and go to child support without hitting the main account? If you have two incomes in a household and the breakdown is "two personal accounts and one shared account - each person contributes 10% to their own and 10% to the other person's personal account, and 80% to the shared account," can that be shown that way rather than one "main" account?
Same for me in the Scala vs. Java world, it's hard once you get used to how awesome expressions over statements and algebraic data types/case enums/"discriminated unions" are. But I haven't done much C# (yet) myself, could you clarify for me: does C# have discriminated unions? I didn't think the language supported that (only F# has them)?
I mean there's always an advertiser ready to advertise on your site. Low-rent ads have been a staple of the internet experience since there was an internet. I remember crawling music piracy websites as a young lad (satirically in the video game minecraft) and seeing all kinds of horrendous shit advertised. Pills that make your dick bigger, hot russian singles in my area, y'all know the rest. Twitter's had a remarkable fall from grace in this particular regard, what with it once being very normal to find extremely high-budget and noteworthy products advertised there, to now being almost 100% grift in one form or another: crypto, AI shlock, NFTs, the works.

That said I will say, having grown up with that culture as a part of me, when I see websites that roll ads like those, it definitely makes me much more apprehensive about engaging with them, especially in commerce. So it might well be true that there is always an advertiser ready to advertise, but in so doing, people pay attention to what you're willing to put up next to your content and judge your site/platform accordingly.
Yes, I did think to render the whole site with multiple buildings and even started to work on it, but decided to finish it later and launch the current version faster.
I think that's gonna depend heavily on your definition of particle.

It seems most likely that our current universe is a singularity, a single point that contains the entirety of space and time, such as they are. Viewed through a certain lens this could be considered a particle, but I'm not sure that it checks all the boxes for properties you associate with one.
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The fan hasn't been too distracting for me, the thermal throttling has been much more annoying. In hindsight I wish I had gotten the i7.
> Any sources for this?

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/512

"Contents of counter notification [...] The subscriber’s name, address, and telephone number, and a statement that the subscriber consents to the jurisdiction of Federal District Court for the judicial district in which the address is located, or if the subscriber’s address is outside of the United States, for any judicial district in which the service provider may be found, and that the subscriber will accept service of process from the person who provided notification [...]"
I don't know if they managed to fix it in recent years, but JS dependencies management used to be broken. I think the left-pad[0] incident is the most known one, but not the unique one. My guess is that you spam enough, at some point in time one of the packages will go viral.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Npm_left-pad_incident
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As for onboarding, I've included a curl option to make the process slightly easier, though I acknowledge it still has some friction. I really admire how Plausible allows users to explore their dashboard without needing to log in. I plan to implement a similar feature in the future.
Not all mature companies are trying to milk their customers for every possible dime. Ethical ones do exist, but they tend not to be megacorps for obvious reasons.
This was asked on ELI5 on Reddit recently and the consensus seemed to be that fever take’s collateral damage, and all the modern niceties, like ample access to guide, food and a warm bed makes fever less relevant in curing infections.
> That being said, the "I had limited options" is in my opinion a bullshit excuse, specially for this specific situation.

I had irregular work waiting tables, doing MLM door-to-door shit which scammed me out of my money, I had to borrow money to make ends meet. Sales was the first consistent full time job I got that paid slightly over minimum. I did it a few years and hated it, then got into tech.

I'm just stating if you're over six figures and you're doing sales and using manipulative tricks like OP you're not a good person. You're claiming this is only because I stopped doing it and yes; its because I stopped doing it. I'm sure I'd find some excuse that its ok if I still was; but that's why I wanted to stop, cause I didn't want to reach for the excuse.

Here's a thought; still do sales but don't manipulate other people to flog them shit, especially if it isn't the right choice for them.
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Except we could just do that, because giving people the resources they need to live is a good and moral thing to do, and just giving it to them comes with the added side benefit of not having them turn the Internet into an utter cesspool of meaningless shit.
Zen5 appears to officially support up to DDR5 5600, but unfortunately all of the ASRock Rack or Supermicro boards I looked at only supported DDR5 5200.

I may wait for new Zen5 boards, or maybe take a gamble on something like the Asus ProArt, where I saw comments online indicating that ECC is (unofficially?) supported.

Looking forward to Ryzen 9000 ECC benchmarks.
It's due to the thickness of the compressed layer at the surface. It's often thinner (but more intense therefore harder) in Gorilla glass, so I suppose there isn't enough tension in the interior to make it shatter.

There's always a corresponding tension in the interior, the sum of forces in each direction are balanced. But if the outer compressed region is thin, you won't need as much internal tension.
Not claiming it is, but I'm saying that it does thoroughly place it into the camp of "not usable for a daily driver" for me.
One other suggestion? Intense resource pressure spurs creativity.

As some experiments: try writing a technical spec with a pencil and a single sheet of paper that you can't replace. Suddenly every word counts.

Try organizing your day around only having Internet for an hour at a time, twice a day. It's a great exercise to hone your discipline.
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Well, nobody can answer that question because humanoids don't exist. That is, the only way to get that answer is to actually try it out.

Broadly speaking, humanoid robots like this should be the "worse is better" kind of tech. They're cheap ($20-30k at scale or like $1/hr), imprecise (cm vs mm), weak (manipulate several kg) and flexible. The question is where in the factory can you take advantage of this kind of labour or can you redesign your process to take advantage of it.
Holding L3 to sprint is not uncommon in my experience, I've actually never played a game where it's a toggle (but I don't play much).

For example, in Fortnite you have to hold L3 to sprint. This causes other issues as well. If you drive a car in the game for example, and use the analog stick to steer, accidentally clicking L3 will cause the car to turbo boost. If you're driving around a corner and have L3 moved all the way in one direction, accidentally clicking L3 is a given which causes an accidental turbo boost.
That's precisely what they all forbid?
This is why I think it's going to be much harder for Xeon to be affected by this, as they're normally running in a more conservative voltage settings. I don't have Xeon E-2400 to look at, but Raptor Lake should be able to do 5.6 GHz at 1.3-1.4V-ish, which should be within a safe voltage range. (even the "power hungry" w9-3495X only runs at ~1.25V during 4.8 GHz TVB, and ~1.15V at non-TVB 4.6 GHz boost.)
There's also a gnome-based app called Smile: https://github.com/mijorus/smile
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AV1 really consumes CPU but x265 and VP9 are easy on the CPU with software decoding.
I don't hate Google, but I absolutely hate the effect they've had on the internet. I may not use Google services, but that in no way means that Google doesn't impact me.
Meaning what exactly, sorry?
This is a great question. I'm actually working on it. In the meantime in the documentation there is a section called "Use cases" - here's the pay as you go model for example: https://doc.creduse.com/use-cases/payasyougo.html

I want to implement Creduse into a free ai character chatbot I've created in the past (hellspitching .com) to showcase its use.
You can't upgrade different cpu socket 1800x is am4 and 9700x is am5.
You could upgrade to something like 5800x if needed.
This is by far the biggest endorsement of Godot yet, from the developer of Marvel Snap (including former Hearthstone lead Ben Brode). Exciting times!
Originally term "agency" was used to indicate inability of computers to act autonomously, intentionally or with purpose.

Then few developers published joke projects of automated browsers that pointlessly doomscroll random webpages saying "here are your agents".

Then few companies transformed this joke into "rag" agents - but there automated browsers don't act autonomously, they plagiarize web content according to prompt.

Then many websites started to block rag agents, and to hide it companies fell back to return data from LLMs, occasionally updating responses in the background (aka "online models").

The idea of plagiarizing content is also mixed with another idea: if LLM rewrites plagiarized content multiple times, it becomes harder to proof.

Obviously, none of involved companies will admit to plagiarizing. Instead, they will cover themselves with the idea that it leads to superintelligence. For example, if multiple neural networks repeat that 9.11 > 9.9, it will be considered more accurate[1].

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1e4fcxm/none_o...
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I am surprised that CBT and psychotherapy are even mentioned here. Grief at a death or upset at an injured family member are not dysfunctional emotions to be managed away and reconceptualised while the event is still happening. And what are you going to do if not "reinforce people's distorted thoughts"? Get into a screaming match with them about how they're not a victim and they're not being targeted by the universe? Again, this is advice for how to behave during an unfolding crisis, in which unpacking the injured party's belief system is less important than helping them with the paperwork and making sure they get some sleep and some of those hospital sandwiches they keep in the fridge at the nurses' station.
> It's more like frictionless communication should be the default

No. We should have complete control on how much friction anybody gets to communicating with us. And frictionless should absolutely not be the default.
> a rock

A rock certainly isn't going to surprise us in any time scale relevant for us. The processes shaping it will be more from the outside than inside it's boundaries. Certainly chaos theory and quantum uncertainty are at play, but the stone is rather just like a single pendulum which swings rather very predictably and humans seem to be more like dual pendulums which are so chaotic that they escape simulation beyond minutes.

We have come far to scan the brain for the manifestation of conscious decision making, but nobody serious is claiming that we can predict human choices from say 20 minutes before a decision is made. In the same sense that we can predict the weather now 7-10 days but would never think it viable to go for 100 day weather forecasts.

This phenomenon is certainly on a sliding scale and we might simulate rather well jellyfish, fly, and increasingly bigger brains, but the fundamental uncertainty just means we won't be able to get the outcome correct enough the longer we look into the future.
> my language doesn't care about compilation speed, so I'm generating e-waste at a significant personal expense to compensate

That isn't a personal critique, even sounding like a perfectly rational decision, but if anyone here is working on a language (or any other software) of any popularity, it's worth keeping those sorts of negative second-order effects in mind.
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> What if Kamala Harris used cloudflare in front of her website? Is cloudflare now supporting the Democratic party? What if Trump did? Same thing?

Hosting content isn't the same as endorsing every word of it. Newspapers print op-eds that run counter to what the editorial board believes. But providing a platform to someone is still a choice, yes.

> By your logic, it seems like cloudflare would have to review the content of every page on every site and only host it if they agree with it.

Nah, what is allowed vs how you enforce it are two different things. Believe it or not, the decision of how to enforce the rules is political too. Nothing about having a ToS that bans certain content necessarily requires pre-review of content any more than the rule that bans phishing sites or pirated movies does.

> You really don't think a neutral position would be to just not care what the content is, and just host everybody regardless who they are, what they believe, etc?

Absolutely it isn't. Declaring that you don't care about offensive hate speech and will not remove it when made aware of it is a choice. It's a deeply political choice. (Also, this is a bit of a straw man: surely you can't "not care what the content is" when something potentially illegal)
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I don't "expect" them to, I just wanted the same level of Linux-mostly-working as I had with previous Intel Macs. If I had realized that the T2 would make this harder I might not have purchased it.
NP. I love seeing people experiment. Thanks for listening.
You're basically arguing that there's no point to encrypting 100% of phones. You get that this isn't a useful position to take, right?
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Why would you be disappointed with the results? The question was whether there's a medical need to avoid fever-reducing drugs, the answer is no. But as the article states there's also no harm in avoiding them:

> The best evidence suggests that there is neither harm nor benefit to treating a fever with fever-reducing medications like acetaminophen or ibuprofen.
It has just been introduced in Ireland under the name "Re-turn".
I believe the 9700X would require a new board with an AM5 socket and only accepts DDR5 RAM so whole enchilada.
Thanks for the video! That was insightful.
I already see a couple of fixes I need to make
All of this, but also a lot of it is stockholders hyping their bags. Like GameStop, but toned down a bit. It’s tough because it makes it a topic where I can’t take anyone at face value, and I have to default to distrust.
I very much doubt cats understand the concept of death and can "grieve," but they clearly do enjoy the company of people and other animals they like, and react to them no longer being around.

The first time I went on a two-week holiday after getting my cat, when I got back, she became super anxious about me leaving. Whenever I left, she would wait near door and meow loudly until I came back. It took a while for her to start to trust that I wouldn't just disappear again when I left.

Edit 1: I have no idea idea why people are voting this down. I'd love for somebody to explain to me what about my comment is causing them to do that.

Edit 2: I guess the word "grieve" is ambiguous, but I understand it in this context to mean "being upset at somebody else's death." Of course cats are upset if somebody they like isn't around, that's what I'm describing happened with my cat. I just doubt it's because they know that somebody died.

Edit 3: I think I might have been wrong, see:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41182137
and
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41182236
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