skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I 'member YouTube back when it wasn't all dog shit.

And that was...?

The first video I ever watched on Youtube, in 2005, was a teenager acting goofy in front of the camera.

The second video I ever watched on YouTube, in 2005, was teenagers goofing around a toilet, and I turned it off because I thought they were going to show actual shit in the toilet.

Oh, wait, you said dog shit. That was human shit. My bad.

But, jokes aside, the whole point of YouTube is that anyone can upload anything. There are no gatekeepers. What do you expect? The content was always shit from the beginning; the only thing that's changed is that it turns out that, if you remove the gatekeepers, people will exploit it. (And if you have gatekeepers, the gatekeepers exploit their power.)
How much does it cost to use that? Is there an android app and a webapp?
As a young'un who probably won't live to see a pension judging by how things are going in the world, I'll take a QoL boost NOW instead of potentially maybe one day when I'm 65+ and retired being able to perhaps live off of the undoubtedly meager pension I accrued over a more miserable life.

I also suspect (but have nothing to prove this, just a gut feeling) that the effect of pension funds is minuscule compared to the amount of money the elite make. It's a very convenient excuse to not do anything disruptive ever, of course, because "Think of the pensions!!"
Nintendo Kawaii Progress (Keychain-Sized Nintendo Wii)
ADA law in the US financially prohibit this. Once you need an elevator, the costs go though the roof for the building. Elevator design, installation, inspection and repair are incredibly expensive and eat up a lot of square footage on every floor.
Terrorist organizations are not protected by it. You can’t be an off duty terrorist.

If Hezbollah wants to put itself under the command of the Lebanese army they are more than welcomed to do so.
Potted plants do not improve indoor air quality: a review and analysis
It's exactly like other media (TV, movies, books), most of it is uninteresting but from time to time there's a jewel.
> - We tend to do laundry and dishes with machines (though I'm not sure if that would really use more or less water).

Dish washers save water, also those are machines that Germans also use.
Not management, upper management. Executives make RTO decisions. Companies aren't a democracy, we're talking handful of people per company, max. That includes companies with tens of thousands of employees.

Those people are typically egotistical and irrational. They have big ideas about what makes a good company and they execute them. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. They don't require rationale for office work.

They like seeing their engineers in office and so it is done. Why? I dunno. Maybe that's the way it's always done. Maybe that's the way it should be done. We do it right here, not like those other companies.

In actuality, it's because the CEO is a man-child who likes it and then conversation ends there. Does it cost money? Of course. I've seen millions burned in office politics; this shit is nothing.
I have some Wiim amps, but the streamers aren't like what I'm talking about. I want a big, bright, touch screen. It should display nearly full-size album artwork.
Congrats on becoming an elitist.
I have becoming less confident about my English (as a non-native speaker). Now, no matter what I write, I need to ask ChatGPT to fix it. But just like what you said, I don't seem to learn from its corrections, as it is so convenient, I just want to get the job done as quickly as possible without looking back at those corrections.
I missed the tier list link, thanks. I found the temporal ordering unhelpful as it was mixed in with references to earlier works.
It's a breath of fresh air watching anime adaptations that actually love and respect the original author's work like dungeon meshi.

Meanwhile western fantasy adaptations seem to be full of arrogant showrunners that think their vision is better: wheel of time, the Witcher, House of the dragon (to an extent). George RR Martin even publicly criticised HBO for this recently.
yeah this isn't mentioned enough. cities desperate need the tax revenue and are pressing larger business -- doubly so if they're places like Texas, who offered sweetheart tax deals to businesses to attract them into the state.
2.x BSD was also ported to MIPS and some other archs a while back: https://github.com/RetroBSD/retrobsd

I have periodically wondered why we didn't see more of that. It's a small monolithic Unix with the complete stack, including (now rather ancient) TCP/IP networking. Fits in 1 MB of RAM with room to spare. BSD licenced.

From what I remember off the biggest issues are probably that: 1) it is pretty closely tied to the PDP-11 architecture (though not insurmountably) 2) it's pre-ANSI C.
Given the strongly typed flavour of data oriented programming, I wonder if you have any thoughts on the "proliferation of types" problem. How to avoid, especially in a nominally typed language like Java, an explosion of aggregate types for every context where there may be a slight change in what fields are present, what their types are, and which ones are optional. Basically, Rich Hickey's Maybe Not talk.

record Make(makeId, name)
record Model(modelId, name)

record Car(make, model, year)
record Car(makeId, modelId, year)
record Car(make, model)
record Car(makeId, modelId)
record Car(make, year)
record Car(makeId, year)
record Car(make, model, year, colour)
record Car(makeId, modelId, year, colour)
record Car(year, colour)

....
> Fate/ is one of the weirdest meta-stories of all time.

That reminds me of a not-really-description I read once about Homestuck, basically saying that the many manifestations/spinoffs are too twisty to be worth explaining.

BTW, this comment is not a request for clarification, I'm fine with my ignorance on the franchise itself.
I grew up in Germany but my parents wanted us to learn English so we had subscriptions to many US magazines like Time, National Geographic, New Yorker and, most beloved of all, Mad Magazine. Us kids would fight over the issue when it showed up, good memories!
Yes, this is exactly it.

Also makes me think a16z's games division may struggle to find a hit... generally the people who are hyper-focused on producing great work aren't also looking to make the next billion-dollar empire.
Nah. If the free-fire authorized guards are kept (mostly) human, it's a jobs program and a political wedge among the hoi polloi.
To use your metaphor, let's say you baked a batch of cookies and put them on the street with "free to take", and then later when you noticed they were all gone and went to your local coffee shop, in their case it had "fresh baked cookies $5 each" and you saw that it was the same cookies you had put out earlier.

Does that feel like theft to you?
You can't submit the same article twice for the most part. Dupes are duplicate discussions. There's an earlier article with some discussion and eventually maybe mods will merge them. No need to split up the discussion. Share your thoughts over there!
You could even suggest this link in that thread as a better article option.
The laws of country X are controversial.
>Define "bots" in a way computers can understand.

How is having a specific definition relevant to this conversation? An approximate definition of "a human using a browser to visit a site" probably suffices, without having to get into weird edge cases like "but what if they programmed lynx to visit your site at 3am when they're asleep?".

>Regular users that cloudflare (profiles) accuses of being bots. God help you if you want to block trackers or something else that's not regular.

I use ublock, resistfingerpnting, and a VPN. That probably puts me in the 95+ percentile in terms of suspiciousness. Yet the most hassle I get from cloudflare is the turnstile challenges can be solved by clicking a checkbox. Suggesting that this sort of a hurdle constitutes some sort of "criminal enterprise" is laughable.

I do occasionally get outright blocked, but I suspect that's due to the site operator blocking VPN/datacenter ASNs rather than something on cloudflare's part.

>This is part of the problem. But hey, at least they are only a process change away from charging normies too.

So they're damned if they do, damned if they do? God forbid that site operators have agency over what visitors they allow on their sites!
Me either, but I thought it did too from what I've heard. I heard that tilling breaks up the soil and allows a lot of carbon release.
This is typical of "cool" jobs.

A lot of people grow up as anime fans and want to work with it. With high supply comes lowered prices.

Something similar happens in (cool) computer games programming compared to (dull) regular SWE jobs.
'Conbini' is a loan word from English meaning 'convenience store.' Please forgive the originators of the word for spelling it so they can understand as Convenience starts with the letter 'c.'
Roon doesn't seem to stream from any of the popular services. It look like Plex.

I use YouTube music. I just want a cool UI for the stereo.
Just yesterday I was wondering how well AI's would provide feedback to my high school kids essays, without actually re-writing them for him. I will give it a try later today.
Do you think Hezbollah is bound by anything?
He offered to compensate for any losses, which are pretty much impossible to calculate as it has potentially hurt his (Jeff’s) brand.
Fair enough, that was the one that seemed most questionable even as I wrote it.
User data is a liability, not an asset. However this is untrue when breaches, leaks and misuse aren’t prosecuted. It’s a shame we have ended up here.
>Step back for a second and think about what ownership actually implies?

It implies identity, and control. The former being most relevant here. And yes, if you want to use someone's identity you need to at least get consent.

>Exclusive control over a scarce resource.

"Scarce" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. And in the grand scheme, everything can be "scarce". The internet isn't infinite either, only in a virtual sense (no pun intended).

Meanwhile, thoughts and data are resources, and you can own the idea behind it. Hence, "intellectual property".

> there is no feasible model that explains why one person has control or ownership of it over another.

That's where identity came in. If an inventor got run over tomorrow, there may still be iterations on the invention, but it would completely alter the course of iteration. That's ownership in a sense. Ownership that your ideas can't just be understood or replicated unless you transfer your thoughts to another medium. And like any conversion, data is lost in the exchange.

>they exist to give privilege and power to certain groups at the expense of others.

Yeah, the less off inventors. Do you know why IP is automatically granted? Because someone unaware of the legal channels would just have their own IP signed off once anyone in business gets a whiff of it.

of course, the priveledge still abuse it. But when everything becomes a free for all, the rich get richer.
By 1870 pi was known to several hundred decimal digits, for something like this calculation where you have other large sources of error Archimedes approximation from 2 millennia earlier would probably be fine. (<1% error)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology_of_computation_of...
> Tom Knoll

I recognize this name from the screenshot of Photoshop version 1.

https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/uploaded/web-design-history/...

Thomas Knoll: Complete Biography, History, and Inventions - https://history-computer.com/people/thomas-knoll-complete-bi...

Was he an "artisan of software"? I imagine back then most programmers were artisans, but maybe that's because I've only heard of the exceptional ones who made a mark in history with innovations that require an artisanal approach and not by mere "replaceable people".

(That term makes me throw up a bit, it's an insult to our humanity. I understand businesses and factories need replaceable people, but nobody wants to be one. Besides, if they're so replaceable, "AI" and robots will replace them in the near future.)
Exactly. This what Israel has been doing, as I understand it. We don’t need to use desalination for everything, but for places like California which have water shortages, it could certainly help.
If you’ve got something to hide, you’re guilty!

/s
my contract is about delivering value, not hours. is why i'm salary, not hourly.

cue the old saw about how an engineer gets hired back to fix a problem at his old company -- he bills them $2500, $50 for the hour, and $2450 for knowing how to fix the problem.
Video games industry software engineers are usually paid peanuts
Stealing Your Voice: How Generative AI Audio Powers Scams, and What You Can Do
Calling FSN a porno because it has sex scenes is like calling Wolf of Wall Street a porno just because it has sex scenes. It's extremely reductive and entirely inaccurate. There's like literally 3 or 4 h-scenes in the entire novel, and collectively they all probably make up less than a few percent of the text/screentime.
This has to be an AI generated article. It doesn't take 1/10th this much gobbledygook to announce you'll try injecting AI into anime and pray that money comes out somehow. Crap on crap on crap.
> The average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home. Roughly 70 percent of this use occurs indoors.

70% of the usage is from inside homes [0], not watering yards. No fucking idea how.

[0] https://www.epa.gov/watersense/how-we-use-water
You’ve misread my first post. I’ll step through it more slowly:

Obviously the government has free speech rights. You laughed at the ridiculous notion that the government could possibly have speech restrictions imposed on it. I would laugh too. It’s a funny notion.

But instead of saying a second thing that I agree with, you immediately veered off into kook talk.

Now I am being aggressively challenged to explain how it could be possible for the government to be restricted in its speech by a person who has not demonstrated any capacity for reading comprehension. This, I will not do. Have a nice day.
The desert is actually not great for solar, it's too hot, will decrease performance of the panels
This looks like a recreation of the old magwords projects: https://web.archive.org/web/20050730001645/http://isnoop.net...
I never got the hype either. I tried watching Attack on Titan and it feels like it's aimed at young adults. All the characters just state out loud exactly how they're feeling about everything. The setting is interesting but I just can't take any of it seriously when the dialog is so childish.
Jobless Reincarnation is simultaneously trashy and also prestige drama. I feel like you could have picked almost any other harem show and been better off for your example lol
Talking to ChatGPT
I develop an app with flutter on Mac OS. I open xcode when creating a new project to setup signing. I never installed Android studio since I use an Android device for testing and just use the command line tools and SDK (setting this up without android studio was a bit of pain and probably not worth it but still it proves that it's possible).

All development work takes place in VS code, including the incredibly incredibly convenient and performant hot code reload, as well as the final step of "flutter build ios"/"flutter build aab"

It is an experience with very few pain points* and I find it to be very enjoyable.

*except for the random Cocoa Pods error every few months which can be solved by random helpless googling and then deleting the podfile.lock
Forum comments have been the best resource for me. (Followed by joining the printer’s users’ Facebook group to see what sort of issues are most common).

The top SEO’d buyers guide websites are pretty useless in my experience.

That said, having owned a dozen different printers for my own business’s prototyping work, the Bambu labs are truly fantastic. I retired 3 ultimaker S7s for 2 X1 Carbons and haven’t looked back. The Bambu labs legitimately print 3-4x faster and have as good if not better surface finish. AMS system is ingenious. Only thing I did was x-y squareness/skew compensation so both printers make the same sized parts (the printers aren’t perfectly square from the factory). There are guides on how to use M1005 gcode command.
As others have said, it depends a lot on the product. A lot of the people on PH are other people building stuff, if it makes sense to launch there, join some PH communities on LI. The more you're already engaged on PH, I think the better off you'll be.

I've found it's harder to read signals from ads for early stage releases. You need something to compare to... Then again, maybe a super narrow target with a very clear conversion might yield some useful engagement.

GL!
American Standard sells urinals with water use as low as 1/8 (0.125) gallons per flush.

https://www.americanstandard-us.com/urinals-list

(I only thought of this because the urinals at the companies I've worked at over the past decade proudly displayed these 1/8-gallon numbers.
Oh god bash is archaic now?

I was not prepared to feel this old today.
I have my whole house wired and Chromecast throughout, so I don't need to change anything wrt amps, speakers, sources, etc.

I just want a physical UI device that's similar in spirit to the iPod - completely focused on music, emphasizing browsing and album art.
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/chatgpt-voice-chat-usefulness-d0...
I thought the same thing as soon as they wrote the statement about the value of the market being $50B. That private equity is remarking on its market size means they are definitely sizing up how to squeeze it. A16z has no shame and it shows here.
I wonder if there's a version that's more of a shelf so could accommodate (m)any sized phones and with/without cases?
> as long as you actually fill the machine

That's more or less what I suspected. Though... and I'm not sure if this is an American thing, an international thing, or just a weird quirk of the specific people I know... I know several people who run their machines every day even if they aren't even close to full.
But who is going to build houses where house prices are declining? The private market certainly wont. And the stigma attached to public housing (especially those horrible slums of tower blocks) is still too fresh the nation's memory.

Unfortunately, housing was only ever affordable when the govt built it. It had knock on effects into the private sector too making privately built homes affordable.

But I just dont see people and politicians voting for this.
I want to be wildly optimistic too, but I still see no evidence LLMs generate new knowledge. They always hew in-distribution.

Please correct me if I’m wrong
AI Discusses Sam Altman's "The Intelligence Age" [video]
I can highly recommend excellent Domain Modeling Made Functional by Scott Wlaschin for an F# book that touches on a lot of the ideas which back data-oriented programming (namely, representing your domain as strongly typed data).
Agreed but my favorite thing is to take a Makefile and throw it into ChatGPT and have it give me a justfile and seeing it remove all the weird makefile patterns.
I’ll save your day :) In fact, these _are_ smart geese created by centuries of interaction with humans. Why do you think they prefer human-created environments given a choice?
With a one big distinction, Israel is a nation state, Hezbollah isn’t.

This version of Schrödinger’s experiment is quite kafkaesque…
I'm finding myself pulled towards anime after being exhausted from CGI and terrible/reused set design. Live action shows are so boring and plain these days, everything looks the same with slightly different costumes. Nothing is really engaging visually, and the storylines seem to be held back by what they can do visually/"within their budget" for a lot shows.
Python's not really built for that AFAIK, though. In languages built for it, you can type your dicts/hashes/maps/whatever and its easier to see what they are/know where the functions that operate on them live. I'm most familiar with Elixir which has structs which are simply specialized map (analogous to dict in Python) where their "type" is the name of the module they belong to. There can only be one struct per module, In this sense is easy to know exactly where its functions live and is almost like a class with the very key difference that modules are not stateful.
> general disinterest

I think you meant to use the word “inability”.
I spend most of my time writing and researching live-action anime, and I can say that for it to really blow up, there needs to be a paradigm shift.

Currently many of the efforts are trying to fit a peg into a square by either "westernizing" the content, as done in Hollywood, or completely jumping the shark as with most Japanese releases. Both only make for a less palatabl result.

Instead, a selective "offset" approach should be taken. I illustrate this briefly in a YouTube mini-essay:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WiyqBHNNSlo

It is also how I write my IP:

https://www.weedonandscott.com/narrative/keepers-of-alteria

And it's how I assess exiting IPs for adaptation.

Until current stakeholders shake the current models out of their system, this field is leaving a lot of creative output (and profits) on the table.
2 - I think it's a distinction worth making. Genshin Impact is not anime. That doesn't make it bad by any means, but it does mean that maybe what they're arguing isn't true. Anime is relatively strong now, but I don't think it is either at its peak of popularity (anecdotally, I see more people wearing demon slayer gear than I did bleach gear, but old school DBZ shirts are still most popular) nor at levels that can be described as "eating the world". Of course, the more vaguely East Asian styled cartoons you throw into a pile and squint at, the bigger it looks.
There's an eject button to let you grab the phone, and the phone exits standby as soon as it disconnects from the charger - I don't get what problem you are trying to solve?
Good that the company is able to continue functioning with the CEO being trapped and under charges. Shame on France for pulling a nasty warrant mid air.
Some of the technique is really impressive to me, it's basically an entirely different visual tradition. Especially the way motion and sound are depicted in manga I find just totally fascinating. It's so creative and effective at portraying these dynamic elements in a static form.

Unfortunately still I've never really found any that worked for me as complete works of art for all the common reasons. Bad dialog and plotting, off-putting tropes, juvenile subject matter etc.
I dread the slow convergence of "this client might be a bot" and "this client isn't leaking resellable trackable data like a sieve."
How much is the gpf or lpf in Australia?
Is there some experiment you can do that shows some 'physical realityness' that the mathematical object can't describe?

If not, then whose to say whether the mathematical object is 'real' or just a perfect description? Is the difference meaningful?
Nova by Panic: Native Mac code editor
Are there any sources to that document?
Might be an US thing, I don't think I talked to anyone watching anime in the past IDK, 20 years? Besides kids watching dragon ball at the TV after lunch, if that counts as anime.

I can't even tell a modern title or an author.
Any advice on starting out in woodworking?
When they are called and in uniform they are legitimate targets.

If Hezbollah would become part of the Lebanese army then their members when off duty would also be protected.

Until then it’s fair game.