skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The rankings are a little off... I mean, you don't eat one prune, or one apricot. You tend to have a few, and that would put them right up next to, say, an apple, in the "medium" ranks.

That's the same as that "Serving Size" trick on nutrition information guides where the "serving size" is 5 potato chips instead of the entire bag.
Are you using courts that insist on different alphabets? Then you have multiple legal names.

And some operations are based on exactly what's on your passport.

It's more than court, taxes are an important and relevant set of laws.
> Not the same but when you pick something like "Russia must respect the internationally recognized borders" and you don't apply the same for Israel then you are a hypocrite

Ahem... You're suggesting that Ukraine killed over a thousand Russians and took them hostage, and thereby provoked a war?
That would actually be the correct analogy.
No, Russia simply invaded because it felt it could. The situation is very different to Israel and Gaza and you're deliberately leaving out the fine details that make the difference.
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Headline is probably true but the article is weakly written and doesn’t support their claims very well.

Getting an AI job is easy if you have a PhD and some good papers, and almost impossible for everyone else.
I was using this for years, but the maintainer of the only (to my knowledge) android app stopped working on it. Now I'm back to good old keepass.
That’s highly specific to the US. Most other English-speaking countries say “the Fourth of July”. To me it feels weird to say July fourth.
I think you’re overly fixated on some minor points relative to the overall utility on offer here. And also skewing the facts a bit. For example at one point you quote the OP on words that were never said as far as I can see. At another point, you characterize their position as “replacing deep learning entirely” which, as far as I can tell, has never been advocated for in this comment thread or on behalf of ARC.
Considering that police can, with a warrant, forcibly place your thumb on your phone's fingerprint sensor to unlock it [1], "I don't know what fantasy world you live in" is unwarranted.

[1] https://reason.com/2024/04/19/appeals-court-rules-that-cops-...
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An obvious question that isn’t answered (in this article - not sure about the paper itself) is whether feeding fructose results in MORE tumor growth than feeding glucose (or other sources of calories)

Without knowing this, it doesn’t make any sense to assume that there is anything inherently bad about fructose, at least other than the mechanistic arguments mentioned in the article (which are weak if not backed up by empirical evidence)
Oh, yeah. No non-ASCII in the “machine readable” part. Though I’ve never seen anything use that section. My national id card also has a “machine readable” section – but that doesn’t even contain my whole name: It’s just cut off after 20 letters.
I didn't think v4 uuid's were completely random over that 128bit space for some reason, and this was wrong, but interestingly.

for a uuid like 414c1bde-b676-4242-be35-887f01a24f10, if I take its suffix 887f01a24f10 (12 chars, 48 bits) there are still 19 chars (76 bits) to the left of it. (barring the constant 13th char identifier 4)

There still are 2^76 uuid's with that suffix to search through. It made sense with ipv6 addresses and cryptography, but for some reason I had this idea that uuid's didn't use an CRNG that covered the whole 128 bit space. A lot of wrong stuff rattling around in my memory for some reason, thanks for clarifying.
> Almost 4 in 10 U.S. adults under 30 get
news from news influencers

Scary as hell. Half an entire generation told what their opinions are.
Having full knowledge of the work is not the same thing as full knowledge of the system. Being able to step in to do the work of one of your people is one possible way to provide a safety net for the bus factor, yes. But not the only way, and I'd argue it is not the best way.

This is your team - you are managing them, not the other way around, so if they have expectations of you that are incorrect, then fix those expectations. If you are not technical, tell them so. Communicate your needs and expectations, and then let them do the work. If there is a bus factor that is too high of a risk for a sustainable team, cross-train the team to remove the bus factor. Have a sense of the priority of all the work so that if someone quits, you can re-arrange the schedule, not be forced to jump in and put out a fire.

At the same time, be building up your people so that they can jump in and replace you. After all, if you cannot be replaced, you cannot be promoted either. Don't pigeon-hole yourself into a front-line manager role unless you truly love it. Grow your team, but grow yourself at the same time.
"I'm merely pointing out the reality that PRC didn't specifically craft legislation to ban US platforms - they block platforms that doesn't comply with PRC laws"

This says a lot about how restrictive Chinese laws are vs US laws.
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"got" you, you joker! :)
I entirely agree. And when you lather on the tidal wave of endless "entertainment" and options available to most people they end up framing everything in their minds as "having fun" vs "having kids". I also know many women who say they don't want to "do that to their bodies" so ... where is this all going.

And honestly I agree with the "if you are single you should pay more taxes" as a motivator to either get you to have your own kids or to simply ease the burden of those who are actually making humanity move forward but as a parent I am a bit biased here. It should be a significant amount.
Yes, AND if you're using your emergency fund then you should be in an emergency mindset, not chilling out surfing in Bali.
> What is the value of locking something if the lock can be easily bypassed? Just preventing the least sophisticated attacks?

Amusingly, these two questions apply just as well to almost all physical locks in the material world. I suppose that makes WhatsApp's "lock" analogy apt.
Wherein we drown in a sea of "one-time expenses"
Cisco hands down, but there is a catch.

You will have a good life balance. The pay is usually above average (speaking about the UK, not sure about the US). The benefits are also top notch. The colleagues you work with are really top notch too.

So what's the catch? well, if you want to get promoted, you probably will not. The reason is simple: Cisco has a really bad habitude of promoting people from within who have spent decades there. There are exceptions here and there, but if someone spent twenty something years at Cisco and they apply for a job, they have a better chance to get it than anyone else. Also, almost 90% I met there where already >10 years at the company. People leave Cisco and come back to it again.

PS: There have been layoffs recently, so thing may have changed.
I like the concept, but it’s too Comic Sans for my taste. Still shared with some loved ones because why not.
I think the only concept I’ve heard as to the decline of Facebook is, Facebook is for “older people” (read: millennials+) but I have no idea how true this is.
You mean that only media and information approved by some EU bureoucrats be allowed here? Well, there was no need to tear down the wall 35 years ago for that.
In some countries (NZ for example) this does not exempt you from reporting requirements unless your total spend falls under NZD$15,700.
> There has to be more to it than that. I seriously doubt that the entire country of Romania is sitting on TikTok, and was so easily swayed.

Romania isn't a de facto two party system like the US. There were 14 candidates on the ballot, 10 from various parties and 4 independents.

If nobody gets a majority the top 2 advance to a second round vote.

If I've matched up candidates and parties correctly, of the 10 party candidates at least 6 were from right wing parties, and collectively got 47% of the vote. But the way it was split among them the highest any one of them got was 19.18%. The second highest of them got 13.86% and the third 8.79%.

The highest non-right party or independent got 19.15% of the vote.

So no, Georgescu didn't need the entire country to be on TikTok. He only needed to get more than 19.15% to get to the second round. He got 22.94%.

If Romania had used a ranked choice or instant runoff type of voting system, which probably should be used when you have as many candidates they do from as many different parties as they have, Georgescu probably wouldn't have a chance.

For most of the 47% who voted right wing but not for him he probably would have been pretty far down in their ranking and been eliminated after a handful of rounds.
You've sniped me and I'm going to try and tackle this over the weekend. What's the best way to exchange things for you? Also, have you explored modular multiplicative inverses at all?
I am right now launching a sass product that I develop using advertisement. I have launched many products in the past. I used to be a concert organizer and band manager in my youth. All the times I have driven around town to hang up posters... I went to business school. I know advertisement.

Advertisement is 99.999% bad people doing bad things to you.
I'm not sure how the pics/subtitled are crowdsourced, but I'm wondering if it'd fare just as well simply using the OGP protocol? ie, the preview cards we see in most apps/platforms where links are posted. And if they don't have the OGP[0] tags, it could fallback to the crowdsourced solution. Or even let users choose which should be their default, and the ability to swap between the two?

[0] https://ogp.me/
I cannot put my finger on why I dislike this comment so deeply but I am a parent and I suspect you are not.

To be specific I dislike your framing and use of the word "forced". I do agree though that parents should deeply love and support their kids which is what it sounds like you are trying to say. And in turn, your kids should do the same despite "generational differences".
I can’t imagine getting upset if someone wants to call my country États-Unis or 米国. Only Turks want to tell me how to speak my own language.
> RSS is great but it has one great flaw in that it doesn't scale that well by itself. If 2 million people subscribe to your feed and try to update it once an hour, that is 48 million requests a day just for RSS.

Who's updating their RSS feeds once an hour 24 hours a day?

Anyway, a very popular site with that many millions of visitors already has to handle extreme traffic, regardless of RSS.
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> are considered pro-fascist

If you were to look into Devil's dictionary for the year 2024, you'd see:

Fascism (/ˈfæʃɪzəm/)

- people I disagree with.
>Last year the major web browser vendors decided to change the standard (remember, HTML is now a "living standard")

SIGH...

To be honest, I think it's unlikely you will ever try to open the same dialog modally twice. If you need user input to open the dialog, and a modal dialog blocks user input, the only way for this to happen is if you have an input on the dialog that opens the dialog. If you are using asynchronous tasks to open the dialog, then you probably should keep track of what is open and what is not.

The same thing would happen if you were doing it on Qt, for example.
The tech behind ChatGPT may help drone operators decide which enemies to kill
It's a pleasure to drive and it has been great for what I use it for. Mostly family stuff but the occasional camping trip in the middle of nowhere. A Rivian R1S probably would have been more practical for me due to the 3 rows of seats. But I love the angular look. It's definitely polarizing, no question.

Some downsides: snow/ice can block the headlights, the windshield wiper and washer fluid sprayer are bad, the range isn't good compared to competitors.
Actually, that'd indeed be pretty funny at times. ;)
Yep I was here when the whole HN mania was so against BTC. I was firmly bogleheads and was still a broke phd student. In hindsight if I just gambled with little money I have I might be set for life. But Don't know if I could have held till 100K.
You just can't migrate with React too. The dependencies are always in the middle of a major refactoring that is released for the new react version so you need to change all code. This happens too often for too many packages
I think that any loving, financial well couple would discover the same, but all I hear from younger people is excuses as to why kids are a burden. It drives me a bit crazy.
It will take another generation or two for the Romanian commies to disappear. The majority of those in power, starting with Iohannis, the justices of the Romanian high court, and the rest of the parties grew up as young communist. It's hard to change their Marxist upbringing.
The incident is over: Now what? [video]
What TikTok offers is compliant with American sensibilities considering it follows US laws and is massively popular with US audiences. You know rule of law... acceptability to the public etc etc. If anything PRC restrictions are less arbiturary since it applies to all platform operators, while US is arbiturary since it doesn't.
I get what it could mean but it's jurisdiction bound and doesnt resolve unambigyously, doesnt match mrz and isnt always ascii.
Archived at https://archive.is/FwAQQ as the site appears to being slowly hugged to death.
Why is “global warming” being cited in this article as a major cause of Delhi’s air pollution? There is no supporting information provided to justify “global warming” as a major contributor to Delhi’s air pollution, and common sense suggests it isn’t a major (or minor) cause. A better current article on the topic from Western media can be found here

https://www.csmonitor.com/text_edition/World/Asia-Pacific/20...
I found it interesting how DSPy created the Signatures concept: https://dspy.ai/learn/programming/signatures/

We took this kind of concept all the way to making a DSL called BAML, where prompts look like literal functions, with input and output types.

Playground link here https://www.promptfiddle.com/

https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml

(tried pasting code but the formatting is completely off here, sorry).

We think we could run some optimizers on this as well in the future! We'll definitely use DSPy as inspiration!
To add to this: the RGB colorspace reproducible by modern displays is limited compared to the full colorspace that humans can see so when photographing pigments, photographers need a proper reference for color correction. Wikipedia says the CIELCh of Maya blue is (76, 66, 238°) which is at the edge of the RGB colorspace. Depending on purity and composition, the real pigment might be just outside the range, so for a viewer to get a realistic portrayal they need that contrast too.

Mesoamerican cultures did use a lot of body paint for special occasions like warriors going into battle and religious ceremonies. This Maya blue would likely have been used by priests and other high status individuals in religious ceremonies, rather than the general population though.
Do I need to pay to see that? It is confusing.

Anyway yes calculator apps are a fantastic project:

1. Can be anything from just running a lisp repl and doing (+ 2 2) to a full blown calculation and programming environment like Jupyter!

2. Can explore parsers, ui, ux, interpreters, graphics (if adding charting features for example), stack data structure, floating point arithmetic (or alternative arithmetics like mathematica) and so on. Lots to explore!

3. It is not a money making idea really which is good. So you can focus on the tech and not get an "entrepenuerial seizure" aka "i got an idea it make meeellllliionnnss!"
Welcoming people with money who buy cards as a promotion to sell goods.

It's not a place to hold a wedding or funeral. You can't go inside and sit down without someone trying to sell you something.

Some form of community can happen at a card shop. I use to hang around one when a was younger. Also got kicked out every now and then for hanging out too much.
I’ll start by saying that I’m honestly largely ambivalent about this entire situation (potentially more than I should be - but I find it more difficult to care about things outside of my immediate control as I get older), but I’m really finding it difficult to understand what point it is you’re trying to make. Is your only issue that the US has far less restrictive commercial laws and so has specifically targeted TikTok in this case?
Any basic financial advice would tell you to have 3-12 months worth of emergency fund ready for unexpected events. Losing your job is just another unexpected event. If you’ve got a 6-12 month runway of money, why wouldn’t you take a little bit to destress? And if you’re laid off in most tech roles, getting some (often substantial) severance is pretty common. You may not even need to tap into an emergency fund.

Even with a wife and kids, all that means is that you have more household expenses. Just means you’d need more money in said emergency fund.
>10b82756-f8b4-4fee-a508-adeadbeef5eb

Oh well, time to reformat
While still algorithmic, a strictly chronological timeline is not really manipulatable, at least not in the same way
Maybe you should file a bug on HTMX.
I'm not "bad faith trolling". Unlike a troll, I actually stand behind my points instead of taking up some arbitrary contrarian position which I then shift around whenever parts of it become untenable to defend.

Also note that accusing others of trolling or shilling is against the site guidelines.

> thinks Israel-Palestine conflict started on October 7.

I most certainly did not think or say that. But this was a discussion about the analogies between the Ukraine war and the Israel/Palestine massacres, and bringing up '67 or the first intifada would have been about as relevant to that discussion as Holodomor or the Ukrainian Peoples Republic short history (which is why I did not talk about any of those).

> "but what about 8 years before 2022 Russian invasion?"

My point is that you picked a highly arbitrary date to support your position-- pretending like Ukraine set up the conditions for war with Russia out of the blue, followed by honest diplomatic attempts and a formally declared war from Russia out of any other options.

This is simply not the case: Russia built up its invasion troops months before attempting the invasion, and its fishing for excuses, false-flag operations covered ceaselessly in state media (to manipulate public opinion) and efforts to misrepresent the Donbas situation are quite well documented. There also never was a formal declaration of war, and calling the march on a sovereign nations capital a "peacekeeping operation" seems a bit of a stretch to me.

I honestly believe that there could have been genuine reasons for Russia to involve itself in the Ukraine-- even to send soldiers into the Donbas. But insisting that Russia shifted troops into Belarus to help or protect the people in Donetsk and Luhansk is frankly insulting (given hindsight).
>They're winning, though. Why would they do anything differently?

They are not really winning. At best they are just sewing chaos. Their voters only vote for them for anti-immigration and anti-trans reasons which they have failed to politically materialize. In Denmark their ideological brethren made mainstream parties fold on immigration and on some trans issues by simply not being complete idiots on foreign policy.
If they inspired people to support them during their campaign, they'll have more support to delegate and spread their cause
Trump said he won’t ban it.
No details on what is actually being done here. Just a link to pay for it... on a page that says $19.00/month for a product that is "coming soon."

This looks like there is no product at all, just someone testing a pitch and seeing if anyone will send them some money.
Social networks in general should be nation-specific, to ensure that only domestic enemies of the people and similar bad actors can take advantage of them.

Allowing foreigners to broadcast speech into your country, or harvest data from it invites nothing but trouble.
Breaking news: it is possible to slam your hand in a car door.

The frunk problems, definitely design problems. This article is about a guy slamming someone's hand in his car door by accident.
confederacy of dunces
Not mentioned in the comments I read is that the folks at the bottom of the socio-economic ladder are stressed and operating less than optimally. Every day is a struggle and any blip reduces functionality.

As for behavioral health issues, a significant number of people experiencing homelessness have them. Some are fairly easily managed with stable housing. Others are not. And then to complicate matters, there are veterans who may have behavioral health challenges and are not being helped by the VA.
More that the west has a better understanding of exploitation (from experience) and is generally against it now.

China still has to learn these lessons, and it will in time. It will need to shake its authoritarian ways first, because lessons can never learned this way. Authoritarianism repeats the same mistakes over and over by reenforcement of dogma.

It’s not jealousy, it’s a warning of lessons learned.
Sure, I wouldn't advise taking any expensive vacations or anything of that nature. But what caught my attention were the terms "pants-on-fire emergency" and "I would be interviewing 24/7". I mean I get it would be a stressful situation and may cause anxiety or panic but having those strong emotions could also lead you to end up working in a bad workplace which would make your mental health even worse. I am not judging, but those words just left me wondering what am I missing. And this is speaking as someone with a family to support.

I agree with the zen masters description though. I wouldn't be so zen about it either.