skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you find yourself in PIP, the only plan you need to have, is to leave ASAP. It's practically impossible to "improve" anything. And their plan is to wear you out. From what I've seen, it's most commonly deployed as a retaliatory measure. From their perspective, it's rather cheap to deploy. From yours, however, it'll prove to be very expensive, on all counts.

Oh, and if you're hoping to "get justice", or fight, somehow, don't even think about it. The "justice system", by design, is in accessible. And nobody else is bothered to see justice delivered. See also: Pyrrhic Victory.
Infertility shows up with both low and high levels of testosterone. So for some people taking testosterone actually increases sperm production while it harms others.

The issue with these kinds of discussions is people talk about “low T” without defining a specific number as low and normal.
Don't whine about imaginary interet points. You say you're not complaining, but that's all your comment is.
Most of the success cases for Indie Hackers comes from B2C or personal apps usage. Does someone knows great public cases related with B2B?

My impression is that in the B2B sales there’s a huge component in terms of being a corporation to give some sort of credibility.
It honestly seems like you’re way more interested in your “one more step” than you are about making a backup copy for your kids, otherwise why not use one of the many available ripping tools?

You’re not going to create a “clever hack” that allows you to build a for-profit piracy service. Disney is going to own you if you try. Just like they own the politicians that write IP laws.

Just think of a new idea.

(Edit) Pro-tip: Judges don’t care about “it’s different because it’s on the internet/with crypto!”
Another misused and overused criticism. I don't see people forcing Rust as much as those who make unsubstantiated claims of Rust being the inappropriate for some use. It's that group that overwhelmingly uses this particular falsehood.
Your best bet is Tasker. It is probably the most known automation system, you can define scenarios and different kind of events
Not sure when this will end, but through 2024 the S and SV models (ie, the two lowest trims) for all Nissans do not have network connectivity. This is one the reasons I bought a 2024 Nissan Frontier over some other vehicle.
This sounds like POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome).

All these are common symptoms of POTS/dysautonomia, but the one that stands out for a potential POTS diagnosis is the persistent syncope.

You can confirm this diagnosis in 25 minutes with a simple home blood pressure cuff: https://www.amazon.com/Clinically-Validated-Unlimited-Pre-Fo...

Test instructions here: https://batemanhornecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/NA...

There's no surefire cure, but POTS is very treatable. I made an account just to leave this comment.
They released it in the same sense OpenAI released GPT4. There is an online demo you can chat with, and a form to get in touch with sales to get API access
It's really not. I've had a couple of replies that have helped me understand the view of those downvoting. I don't agree with it, but I have a better picture now.
For whom is this? Is this some kind of editor for low-code folks?
The people who are doing the work, or a paying for the work, on GTK think that other tasks are more important or fun to do than the tasks you wish should be done. You might think that they are wrong and that other features are more important than a modern accessibility stack or whatever else the GTK devs have been doing, but the only way to change that is to actually engage in that project.
I've caught COVID probably 6 times since the outbreak (and I'm vaccinated, 3 shots), each one is worse than the previous one. And since the outbreak, I've been experiencing debilitating brain fog and fatigue and depression among others. Most of times at work I'm looking at colleagues right in the eye and seemingly listening intently while they're talking but I'm not catching a word of it, I'm just wandering somewhere else or thinking about my bed at home.
I understand why Cloudflare has to exist. But its beyond annoying that it forces you into using an unmodified Chrome sans VPN.
I don't get you comment here.
> I guess I should have used the phrase "common sense stealing in any other context" to be more precise?

Clearly not common sense stealing. The Intercept was not deprived of their content. If OpenAI would have sneaked into their office and server farm and took all the hard drives and paper copies with the content that would be "common sense stealing".
> Berklee’s songwriting courses are amazing!

Some of them are also available in Coursera.
I should have been less ambiguous: i meant spelling of words on the English language, in comments.

Good pr systems will perform a build of the code and run tests, so if the mis-spelling is in the code the build will fail anyway.
Sounds like a new possible attack vector?
Please see my other comment. I meant misspelling of English words in the comments. Misspelled code will not compile and/or pass the tests so the pr won’t be accepted anyway.
KDE Plasma desperately needed this. It's a second-class citizen on every distro, except recently on Fedora where they decided to upgrade it from being just a "spin".
> I wonder if they can say something like “we aren’t scraping your protected content, we are merely scraping this old model we don’t maintain anymore and it happened to have protected content in it from before the ruling”

I'm not a lawyer, but I know enough to be pretty confident that that wouldn't work. The law is about intent. Coming up with "one weird trick" to work-around a potential court ruling is unlikely to impress a judge.
There is a misconception in applied LLM usage within the software engineering community that one needs a large pipeline of wrapping functions that peer into and audit what goes into the LLM from the user and what comes back out of the LLM before being shown to the user, or before being considered as "safe" to use when no user is in that loop.

Nah, none of that is necessary with a different architecture. The line of reasoning most seem to be applying to LLM usage requires either another human or a secondary series of LLMs as smart or smarter than the the LLM before it to perform these sanitization tasks before and after the LLM before it operates on some unexamined data. That is never going to work, but it sure till eat up a good amount of time, during which people get paid. Plus, this side steps hallucinations, where most people just say "well, of course and expert has to validate the LLM's responses." But then why not have that expert do the work and drop the LLM? The expert has to validate it, meaning calculate the same, and if they don't they are not being their expert, they are lazy ass collecting salary while a disaster builds.

The solution is you do not control the LLMs, not at all. You educate the LLM user, and then pair them to co-work together. That is the only way you'll dually get both the work at hand done, with verification baked into the process, and you elevate your staff rather than walk into the scenarios that the rest of the industry seems to be telling people to use where the staff has every incentive to sabotage the entire AI effort at your company.
Feels kinda odd that they’d let it continue for multiple days. It can’t be that hard to trace a drone back to its owner.
I’m not sure about EVE. I trialled it by trying to uppercase a string and even though I got it working in the end it was quite unpleasant. Their docs need to be better.
off grid here,off and on since the early 90's
current iteration uses US made charge controller and inverter, midn9ght and magnum
both capable of firmware updates, but continue to function after 10 years without coms.The midnight controller did
pop up a cheeky message of "got coms?" for
years, but for some reason , gave up.
The thing with both of these pieces of equpiment is that they are designed by bad ass electrical engineers to survive and continue to function under the worst conditions..... and then some, which I have personaly tested.
I believe that a firware update could be
done with any old laptop, and that while
as a new owner I did go all ocd watching all of the data(did learn a lot), now I
sometimes forget that the system exists,
......its that reliable
Or just cut all the socialized medical programs old folks disproportionally rely on while telling everyone in the group that you aren’t.

Hmm, which is what the current plan for the next US president seems to be….
How is this related to the failure of String Theories and what's the connection to Inflationary Theory?

As I understand it, the choice of which units/scales are simply a matter of convenience and whilst measuring length in terms of Planck lengths may be appealing scientifically, it's unlikely to gain much usage outside of scientific circles due to the non-human scale numbers used. Of course we could adapt to using e.g. 1.0e35 Planck lengths instead of approx 1.62m but why bother.
'Bro you look utterly reborn': Is bald Reddit the nicest place on the internet?
Ah, the optimism.
Congratulations,where can I
Find machine learning communities online
What happens if other machines stop? The ones that carry food into megacities or provide drinking waters to millions?

We are now very, very far from our hunter-gatherer roots.
Humans already sleep far less than other mammals, so that seems to be the case. It also might be evidence that attempting to get by with less has costs. Sleep debt has a range of troubling symptoms including psychosis, so risks involved in experimentation are significant.
Langley and Fort Meade are the headquarters of the CIA and NSA respectively. He's insinuating, bizarrely, that you're a government agent posting covertly on the internet as part of a conspiracy to promote continental philosophy for... reasons?
I completely agree. We're not alone either, for example this video [1] on The Linux Experiment on the YouTube channel says the same thing and dates back from two years ago already.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ_4hfuidG0
Is it me that doesn’t see the obvious, or backing up with docker is not as easy as it could be? VM are much easier to backup for exemple.
Everything you said is right, but on-orbit refueling is of course theoretically possible, and isn’t THAT huge of a leap given what SpaceX has already accomplished. Let’s not forget the space lasers, or the chopstick catch, or Starlink-live-streamed 4K views from the plasma shadow during reentry, or autonomous Dragon docking, etc.

Sure, it’s hard, but that is perhaps the best engineering team in the history of humankind, and I think they’re up to the task.

Additionally, people much smarter than me ALSO think they are up to the task, and they have more and higher-resolution data about the problem space, too.

My money’s on they get it working. Maybe it takes five years or a dozen failures, but I’m confident that they will succeed eventually and there will be orbiting methane and lox fuel stations sooner rather than later.
Sadly increasingly so re Borough. Used to be great.

Have you found anything like what it was for meat and produce? Maltby is great for street food but I mean actual raw ingredients. Yes there are some great butchers but Borough was great for everything in one place.
That isn't describing normal aging. It's describing late-onset hypogonadism, which occurs in a subset of men. To see what happens to testosterone levels across the population, see the graphs in the first link from my original post. Through the 40s, 50s and 60s, variance increases but average levels don't significantly decline.

The condition I have could be late-onset hypogonadism (i.e. a slow drop over time) but based on the timing and nature of the onset of symptoms (and my age) is more likely to be a sharp drop in production following COVID. The difficulty in determining the latter for sure is that my levels before COVID were not known. This is also a challenge with determining the epidemiology of such sudden changes. Levels would need to be observed across the drop in a sufficient number of cases, but people are generally only measured after symptoms appear. Nonetheless, such drops are known to occur both due to injury and infection, and idiopathically.
There are also people that have had their kids weaponized against them, (or were weaponized against their parents), and frankly never ever want to play that game again.
Some reasons you didn't list: fear of abuse; fear of sweeping other problems under the rug (e.g. loneliness, poverty, lack of elderly care homes); fear of slipperly slope (e.g. extending the program to non-terminal diseases, mental problems etc..); fear of social pressure.

It's not that long ago that people were dying in hospitals while their relatives were forbidden from seeing them, and by the way hospitals were under immense pressure to free up beds.
The author seems to think that someone should tell all these volunteers to focus their efforts somewhere, and that the volunteers should listen.

Fortunately there are proprietary desktops that receive substantial income from hardware sales and licensing fees. Unlike volunteer-led efforts, they have leaders paid to set direction and workers paid to implement that direction. One can use such a desktop and OS, or perhaps one can be grateful that these unpaid volunteers provide an alternative at no charge, no matter how uncoordinated the end product is.
Fedora Silverblue set to the Testing branch with Flatpak it's almost the official Gnome distro, if you care.
What makes you think that?
I always had this impression when using kubuntu (more than a decade ago)

On arch or manjaro everything has been nice and smooth instead (I install manjaro for the non computer savvy, arch for me)
How come the only person who can ever seem to find conclusive research of this is Haidt? He really must head and shoulders above the lazy people in this field.

The article you linked starts with a large graph, LOOK TEST SCORES ARE GOING DOWN. And Ironically just segues from that into their narrative, no deep thinking about the graph is done

Is this a standard test? What are the variables here? Do you think adding countries could lower the average (8 countries have been added since the start of the graph)? Why did they choose to show the average in the first place and then completely drop the subject? Why does this graph start at 480? What kind of swing does 20 points represent on a test like this? Does the complete societal collapse of deep thinking result in a few extra wrong answers on a standardized test? Is deep thinking even rewarded in this test or is it outweighed by mechanical ability (singapore far and away at the top with reading being the largest gap at 27 points for the 2022 test)? Hey do singaporean children use smartphones [1]?

From the generation taught without phones there seems to be a huge lapse in both critical and deep thinking skills.

[1] https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/parenting-education/m...
Very nice! It might be able to run on the browser with pygame-wasm/pybag
Eh, frankly that is like saying you could have a larger army if you paid your soldiers better and treated them well.

Not wrong, especially in relative peacetime and when things are going well.

But there is a reason the first thing Ukraine did when they got invaded was a draft.
One thing to check is whether the power saving options are disabled.

I turned them off one time and it wouldn't even last a day, but after enabling them back again it's back to it's normal multiple days battery charge.
As a private person, you can totally do that in many places (but not everywhere, of course). Building a business around it sounds sketchy - even a non-profit. In the moment any money is exchanged, no lawyer will be happy to take the case.

But as long as you do it as a private person for your own private use, you can get away with it at many places. (Maybe you noticed that these news about "billy torrented a spongebob episode, and has to pay now a quadrillion moneyz" always come from the same country. In Europe the distribution chain is being chased - torrent site admins, cinema-camera teams, content hosts... but usually not the end-users.)

Of course IANAL. Do your research too - especially because this is really dependent on the country where you are.
Congrats for the launch !
How does it compare to Matomo ?

Matomo is a well known open source Analytics alternative, GDPR compliant, used by millions, and it seems to solve the same problem while being freely self-hostable and offering more features. Its cloud version price is more expensive than yours thought.

=> https://matomo.org/
I thought I had read somewhere that 2 weeks vacation is more common in USA, at least for software companies, before things like "unlimited vacation". which is right, 3-4 or 2 weeks?
Just train the models in Japan.

*No copyright.*

https://insights.manageengine.com/artificial-intelligence/th...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38842788
I'm not sure what you're trying to conclude...
In general, in crisis, people aren’t going to go for the complex solution. They’ll go with the simple one.

If addressed sooner, then it won’t be a crisis. Do you think that will happen?
Use two leading spaces to create monospaced code on this site, like so:

import sys
sys.set_int_max_str_digits(0) # Allows for printing very large numbers
x = (2 ** 136_279_841) - 1
print(x)

Also, note that 1 << 136_279_841 is much faster than 2 ** 136_279_841; the former runs in <10ms, while the latter takes over 600ms on my machine (a 60x difference).
Kind of tangential, but some time ago now passed famous sleep researcher William Dement gave a presentation at Google TechTalks about healthy sleep and optimal performance that is a good overall review of what we know about sleep: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hAw1z8GdE8
> For example: How much does the world pay people to play video games? Nothing, because everyone does it.

> How much does the world pay people to make video games? A ton, because very few can do it, and lots of people want it.

Well things may have changed a bit, I see many gamedevs not paid much and many rich streamers youtubers play videogames (even if by person you're more susceptible to be paid writing videogames than playing them still)
Very much common sense copyright violation though.

Copyright means you're not allowed to copy something without permission.

It's that simple. There is no "Yes but you still have your book" argument, because copyright is a claim on commercial value, not a claim on instantiation.

There's some minimal wiggle room for fair use, but clearly making an electronic copy and creating a condensed electronic version of the content - no matter how abstracted - and using it for profit is not fair use.
Transmitting the written-in-arabic Quran is different than copying hadith. It carries a different level of purity. That doesn't mean that all hadith are wrong, but the key is that if there is a discrepency between hadith and Quran, then the Quran is the authoratative source.

And no where in the Quran does it say to read hadith. That would be absurd, because the Quran contains everything.

If you want to get to the heart of the matter, go to the source at mihr dot com.

Our masjid/camii never even mentioned the words Sunni or Shiite. I still don't know which I and my family are, though it's been over 20 years since my repentence.

Do you know what Hidayat is? It is in the first ayat of Baqarah, and is the meaning of the first Beatitude, and is what the Quran is, and is the single most important concept in life and, therefore, the Quran.

And, yes, Sufism is the truest form of Islam, for we understand that love is the sole purpose of religion, even when and especially when dealing with evil-minded folks. Just remember that calling oneself something is a lot different than what one actually is. There are a lot of people calling themselves a "man of God" who are far away from Its Will to Love.

The Greatest Command (the Gospels being from God, too) is to "Love God with all your being, and then to love your neighbor as yourself." No form of religion that disrespects that command is living in the light of God's Truth. That's why the Sunnis and Shiites are warring while the Quran states explicitly that breaking into sects is prohibited. This is because hypocrisy and ignorance are but two of the 19 vices of the human heart that we must overcome to become fully submitted to the Divine Will.

God's judgement always looks into our heart, because that's where the truth is found. You should be more humble and respectful and open to learning new truths, because no one ever traverses the fullness of what can be known in one lifetime.

Learn about Hidayat, the nefs and the Ruh, and how love is all that really matters, in all our doings. I have given you the link to the truth of love and the Quran and how to navigate this life. Peace be with you. I love you. I am at your service.
I've had luck with the Prologix Ethernet<->GPIB adapters[0]. At $500 I wouldn't call them cheap but they are a lot easier to integrate than those old NI/Keysight PCI/USB-based interfaces.

[0]: https://prologix.biz/product/gpib-ethernet-controller/
Also consider the little guy, the less ethical hardware supplier and their associates. I'd place more preparation on the horde of less ethical Chinese companies taking advantage of a foreigner than any Chinese Gov. intervention.
> 37% didn’t vote. Trump got 32%. Harris got 31%.

Isn't that in agreement with what I said? What did you think I meant by "half the voters"

> There is no silent majority.

I never said there was. I said there's a very vocal minority, the phrasing of which I thought clearly indicated that it wasn't 100% Harris voters who were that vocal minority.

> You get called a Nazi if you think immigrants or transgenders are the problem

Well, yeah; that's kinda the problem - that's not what the word "Nazi" meant, but now it's so diluted that it gets applied to fully half the voters, by a tiny minority of people who are very very vocal.

I mean, I stepped into this thread saying that the meaning of "Nazi" has been diluted, and in response you say that people who have a problem with illegal immigration are Nazis?

Are you serious?

If people concerned about illegal immigration are actual Nazis, how the fuck are we to describe people running concentration camps, gas chambers and genocide?
"Cars having destroyed cities on the ground now taking to the skies", can't wait for it
>The author seems to think that someone should tell all these volunteers to focus their efforts somewhere

Gnome and KDE are in a pretty workable state because a lion's share of the support comes from Red Hat, Suse and Canonical (and to a lesser extent from Valve or QA people from other distributions like Arch), who are probably not going to fund another distro. In particular a lot of the core dev salaries come from those companies.

It'd be on a shoestring budget and team which in the Linux world usually ends in disaster, in particular if you're talking about building an entire distro.
I love tasker but my Nokia g42 is limited e.g. I'm not sure it can be rooted easily and it unoverridably kills background apps. Is there a android phone that is recommended for maximum automation with tasker.
Yes, it does if I understand what you mean. You can see the traffic distribution (what paths were accessed) broken down by referrer.