skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The author of the tweet seems to be one of the original members of the yarn team at FB.

And a reply by the person (current/erstwhile maintainer) that they seem to be attacking in their tweets:

https://mobile.twitter.com/arcanis/status/130071210391814144...

No idea what the actual issue is behind all this Twitter drama
This is why I still have a soft spot for the original MacOS (before OSX). The hardware was 1000x slower but it felt faster in that it responded instantly to user inputs. And that's because the OS was built from scratch as a nearly hard realtime OS. They built it that way because they had to: The RAM was so small and the hardware so limited they didn't have the luxury of seventeen layers of API cruft between every mouse click and something changing on screen.

People put up with slow responses today because many programmers are simply unaware that instantaneous response architectures are possible.
This looks really great! Very keen to give it a try. I love the approach of building the interface as a VSCode plugin.
Smart drug dealers, like smart prostitues, generally make a ton of money in a short time, 4-5 years, and get the hell out while they can and invest in something.

I know a handful of people who have been hugely successful at doing both.
I think you’re wrong about tighter integration not being a selling point. Integration makes things more accessible to a wider audience and can increase productivity when done well too because it will make moving data through a system broadly more reliable.
Your comment seems to be ignoring the fact that today’s graphics look better than yesterday’s, i.e. the main point of the comment you replied to. The monotonic trend toward realism has continued ever since computer graphics was invented 40ish / 50ish years ago. VFX and games from 10 and 20 years ago look much less realistic that today. In addition to stills, there is an increasing number of videos and film scenes that are getting harder to distinguish from shot on film. Are you saying the trend will stop? If so, why?

> we do not understand how to make graphics look real
> none of those equations work

Why do you claim this, and what do you mean exactly? Surely you aren’t claiming we can’t make any graphics look real at all. Some people are getting pretty good at understanding how to make some graphics look real, even if we aren’t. The math for approximating materials and lighting is getting pretty good these days, and the equations have been changing over time. It’ll continue to improve, but it’s certainly not the main thing holding CG back today. IMO less realistic CG comes much more from low resolution or low fidelity sampling / geometry / textures / animation / input data in general. Most of that is due to lack of time & money.

I’d say we understand how to make graphics look real in many cases, but not in all cases. We understand how to make good looking graphics, but how to do it quickly and efficiently enough to be practical and done with limited time and effort is an open problem.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Reform alimony now.

Force consistent rules at the federal level. Make childless divorces straightforward and fair. Eliminate the notion that a former spouse is responsible for maintaining a 'standard of living' established during the marriage. If two adults want to part ways, make them responsible for being adults.

To anyone not married, please understand what you are agreeing to by getting married. It is a legally binding contract that has nothing to do with romanticized notions of true love. There is an industry of people looking to profit from you and exploit you. Be extremely careful who you enter into that contract with.
The full version also has artifacts from the camera that ironically give it away as a real photo. At full resolution you see this characteristic noise plus noise-smoothing effect that cameras apply.
Optimists learn egyptian. Pessimists learn assyrian. Realists learn horsemanship.

(TIL AK-47s are simpler than our assault rifles. Decent times: разборка, 8s, сборка, 15s, both, 30s)
This is what we do in Australia.
Government supported places in courses have a price cap, loans are CPI indexed and paying back the loan is scaled to your pre-tax income. If you earn more then you're required to pay back your loan faster. If you earn less than $40K, you're not required to pay back any of the loan.
How to apply to this job? Career page on your website doesn't have any instructions.
There is a whole genre YT channels of this style of music, which all play 24/7

The most famous channel of it that I know of is ChilledCow:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qap5aO4i9A

But there are others such as:

SynthWave:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVcMequS9vE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-Jdm0H-A9k

NeoChill:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx63aT4UvDI

And many more. Great background music for coding
> I'd say places like Onlyfans end up being net negatives for both the models as well as the fans.

Someone could argue the opposite: It's a net positive for a model who is able to separate herself from the work and use it as a means to earn money, and it could be a sufficient honeypot for men who would have otherwise become predators.

Personally, I would call it an unhealthy relationship. I think it's vastly in favor of the models because they're making money at the expense of extremely desperate older (i.e. wealthy) men. It's sort of a creepy-man trap, shepherding these men towards the models (remote/safe) and away from potential victims.
I'm really curious to see non rtx 4k perf numbers.
>> Streamers getting doxxed is not really a thing

...what?! I mean, really? I have friends who have had this issue, I am baffled by this perspective. It's always been an issue, it will always be. What?
Come on. .. someone who can do this can prolly get a better job in IT
They already are cancerous. From banning people for things happening outside their platform or even not linked from their platform. To trying to prevent people acting according to TOS they themselves forced with legal action. I don't see it to be very stable platform to operate on.

And on other hand I can't see how their model can justify the value. They are only there to to take a small cut from donations. Will this really be so big business? Pretty big changes are needed to something else.
Hey, careful with that "Nazis" label. It implies a lot of things that are a poor fit for politics in the USA. It certainly doesn't just match up with the extreme right.

Consider these examples:

FDR actually put one ethnicity, the Japanese, in concentration camps. Harvard (proven in court) and others are discriminating against people of Asian ancestry. In 2019, 44% of colleges had segregated graduation, with black-only ceremonies. The typical Planned Parenthood is in a black community, and the founder specifically wanted to prevent that community from making more people.

Are those people and institutions the extreme right?
It will probably be fine. I've used powerful graphics cards in super-cramped ITX cases and didn't have a problem. I think people overestimate how much cooling these things really need.

Any temps below 80C at load are perfectly safe and shouldn't result in throttling -- the same is true for CPUs. If you aim for lower temps than 80C, you aren't going to get better performance, although lower temps are a good way to get your computer to run more quietly.
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xorg is a security nightmare. Also, wayland itself works as well (even better performance wise), it just takes time for all the applications to catch up and enable it as a backend.
Haha, I had lunch with Dr. Collins a few times in grad school at Umass: he's not a bad guy, just a medical executive that could go make that money elsewhere. He is pretty talented as well :)
This has been my experience. We do not own a car, so my household still relies on transit for our uses, and our use of transit is way down simply because there's nowhere to go. I don't need to commute to work, we refuse to go sit in a poorly-ventilated restaurant just for grins, and virtually all of our regular needs are met by walking to them. When we do ride the bus (as there's no light rail to our neighborhood yet), it's to a park.

King County Metro, the public transit agency serving Seattle, has been cleaning its buses a lot more often and requiring mask use[0] for almost the whole pandemic. On the routes we use, I've noticed near-100% mask compliance and the buses are cleaner than I've seen them in a decade. I feel safer on a Metro bus than I do in a grocery store, where store employees are (with reason) fearful of confronting people who flout the mask rules and customers are incapable of following one way signs on the floors and aisles.

Yet in our mixed-use apartment complex, where residential is built above ground-floor restaurant and retail, the restaurants have been permitted by the landlord to put far more tables outside. (This is privately-owned land, so not on the public sidewalk.) This makes it impossible to walk through our complex and stay separated from diners, unmasked of course since it's hard to eat a mask on, talking and laughing. Yet we're all outside and the contact time is brief, so I've not said anything to the landlord because the risk is low and the restaurants need the income.

I wish, and hope, that our transit agencies will step up their marketing and outreach efforts to tell people what they're doing and why transit is safe. Because we have neither the space nor the plant environment for more cars and more trips by car.

0 - Until recently, Metro has not been actively enforcing this requirement but, starting this month, Metro "Health Ambassadors" are at transit centers, major transfer points, and riding on buses to hand out masks and "educate and remind" people of the mask requirement in all public places, per the Governor's rule.
I had a child with my fiancé six weeks ago. We lived together throughout COVID and even before, but four weeks after our daughter’s birth, she told me she was leaving and someone was picking them up shortly.

What happened afterwards is omitted for legal reasons.

It has been the worst two weeks of my life. We have not spoken since the day they left and I have not seen my daughter.

I should note that it takes two to tango. I could have done more to prevent it from happening. I could have done a lot better, but I just didn’t realize the fragility of our situation.

I cannot wait to hold my daughter again.
Thanks for answer :)
It seems like your point is not so much that we can't technically render photorealistic scenes, but that artists don't put in the work to recreate the incredible level of detail we have in reality.
I’m very curious why you chose to phrase it that way. It sounds like to me she was doxxed by the editor, but you chose the phrase “failed to maintain a privacy agreement”
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> By letting the government meddle you have guaranteed no one can afford college and will be long in debt to a loan they cannot discharge in bankruptcy.

A lot of countries have been able to maintain high-quality, low-cost university systems. They all do it with a significant degree of government intervention. I can't think of a single one that has succeeded by letting the market solve this problem.
I don't really feel like making a list, but you can look up how they've been weird and inconsistent with adult content, emphasis on inconsistent for how it doesn't feel like any kind of moral stance.

The most recent one I saw was Patreon demanding an artist delete all adult images of a specific character on all websites because they found an old image where this weird monster thing didn't have breasts as a design choice.

https://www.dailydot.com/irl/patreon-gay-hypnosis-artists/ here's an article I guess?
As I understand it, USB2 drivers don’t actually poll — the host controller chip polls the mouse. On USB3, there’s a real interrupt mechanism.
Thank Clinton and JP Morgan Chase
I looked on google trends and Oregon's stat page and couldn't confirm that its "surging":

https://www.oregon.gov/oha/PH/BirthDeathCertificates/VitalSt...

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge...
Plus the Trump tax “cuts” actually removed the tax deductibility of alimony from the payer, and made it tax free for the recipient.

So if you make $150,000, and pay $65,000 of that in alimony to your ex, your ex can end up with a higher net income.
How many regular screen-reading-users have confirmed that the sites you've built with your method are as good as the ones built by teams including accessibility professionals?
First comment describing it as a racket is fairly accurate.
Not, OP, and not well read in Marxist literature either (life is too short), but I can recommend The Communist Manifesto, it's short, quite lucid and of enormous historical influence (and would be worth reading for that reason alone). As you say, the interesting part is the analysis, the proposed remedies do not just look bad in hindsight, after tens of millions of dead bodies.
I'm a layman but I read the paper. The paper's main points are that people with bipolar show a specific lack of some chemicals that Epstein-Barr Virus infections can cause, it argues that this theory would explain lithium being paradoxically good at treating BD (for some technical reasons it gets into), and further there's ample evidence that mood disorders and autoimmune disorders have a high comorbdity, with the author suggesting that the two are more deeply related.
The market for gpus in Linux laptops is vanishingly small compared to the market in Linux server.

Most of the people driving server gpu purchases are used to sucking it up and doing their work over ssh, instead of locally.
> Who was saying "lockdowns" are free of cost? Was that ever seriously argued?

I've seen a lot of people argue that the economic damage would have been the same whether we locked down or not, which is effectively the same argument.
For those playing along at home, be aware that the intervalometer from Magic Lantern has some issues with it depending on which camera body you are using. First, you cannot reliably shoot a timelapse with an interval of less than 5 seconds. This is something the ML tells you, and it is a known issue. If you try it, it will not take images at regular intervals as expected. It is very inconsistent by skipping one, double snapping on the next one, and other weird things. With a wired external intervalometer, I have no issues taking 1 second intervals.

That is pretty much the only thing that I have found about ML that I don't like. Everything else about it makes my camera a much better system. ETTR is my fave!
This may be of help https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/guide-fixing-external-m...
Hang in there. Been through it myself and it was an awful experience. However, nearly four years later and everything has changed in my life for the better. Don’t allow her to make you feel like you have no rights or role within your daughter’s life, take some time to determine how important staying involved is to you, and if it is important, don’t give up.
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That's got to feel terrible. Hang in there
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All of that doesn't change the fact that there is tooling in place, and language features (e.g. dynamic for COM, upcoming C#9 improved native FFI) to ease interoperability between managed and some level of C++.

Something that no UNIX does, and we only find similar ideas in Swift/Objective-C++, IBM language environments, and the old OS/2 SOM (Smalltalk/C++).

While everyone else just writes glue code with C like interfaces, as if the world has hardly changed from UNIX V6.
My government is for equality and tries to get biometrics from everyone. So much better.
Show HN: Small, performant Angular gallery that just works on desktop and mobile
From my little slice of amateur producer internet there's also dramatic controversy around the genre. Issues such as how much sampling can you slap together and still call it your own piece, excessive vinyl effects, arguments about track lengths and loops, what it even means to be lo fi. It's fun to watch and results in great music! And also hence why lofihiphopbeatstostudyto has pretty much infinite material to work through.
Then let those administration be hired elsewhere by the market. A university should not pay such a huge salary to administrators, somebody who is paid a lot less can do the same job. If it takes millions of dollars to hire an administrator at a university, you probably don't need that person. You could just as well hire a person who is willing to accept a smaller salary for the same job. We are talking about administrators who get paid millions for hardly doing anything... let them be hired by industry where they get more salary and hire someone cheaper.
Google Play Music is being replaced with YouTube music, so it's not like Google is abandoning the product. It's more of a brand realignment.
You remove stigma by desensitizing the broader population through repeated exposure. She's just one drop in a very large bucket.
It's really location specific. In smaller towns where there are few big box retailers, the Walmart experience is great. But in big cities? For a long time I didn't understand why people complained endlessly about Walmart until I visited a Walmart in California, then it all made sense.
The misandry in your comment is unreal
It’s $1500
>Americans are absolutely, utterly, unable to imagine that the way they do things is not the best. It's incredible to watch from outside.

Treats Americans like they all have the same beliefs, i.e. homogenous.
It is indeed highly subsidized, to the tune of billions a year. You can read the Financials online.
I am sorry. Have you seen your child? Please don't feel like your child left you. Your partner may have left but please keep your head up, for your sake and that of your newborn
This echoes my concerns about the ephemeral nature of trust.

Be as positive as you can about it right now. Assume they don't sell and trade. Assume they don't have data breaches. Assume they don't directly try to use it for evil.

Well I could trust them now. But the future?

Do I trust every employee they could hire for the length of time(forever?) they hold my information?

For private industry, do I trust whoever could buy their company in the future? (FB login for VR anyone?)

We have been lucky enough that no one is obviously directly using this information to kill/incarcerate people.

Well, outside of China anyway but that is somebodies else's problem....

Which is my point. For many people, if it doesn't affect you, it isn't an issue.

Until it does.
> forcing its ideology and values on the world

It’s literally just a spiced up terms and conditions message saying you won’t be a racist and abide by the terms of service. It’s not “inaccessible” if you’re not a progressive, you’re just upset/offended that a private platform mentioned “black lives matter”.
Took me a few goes to realize that psychedelic alien ribbon sidescrolling at the end is in fact a river https://i.imgur.com/ln61VPZ.mp4
US states generally have not placed their capitals in their population centers. I'm told some of it is a fear of big city corruption might have on democracy (not without reason, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Political_machine#In_the_Unite...).

The logic seemed to play out in land grant unis as well, but looking at some history articles about my alma mater, it seems more complicated than "big city bad" -- the big city was on the opposite side of the state boundary river, and on the opposite side of the Slavery issue. Instead as best I can tell, the decision was driven by local legislature party politics of the time, with accusations of voter fraud, vote buying, and bad faith negotiations.

Perhaps the reason most of the state unis I can think of are in small towns is simply that without a crossroads or river confluence driving trade, landowners in those areas were most eager to get a state institution to prop up property values?
Sorry to hear that, I can promise you it will get better. The reason I know is that I was with my wife for 33 years, and out of the blue three months ago she said she wanted a divorce, that no counseling was possible and moved out.

There are definitely stages, shock, denial, anger, acceptance. I tend to have one of each every day, but the amount of acceptance is growing.
If you're using generative testing, you'll most likely hit all those edge cases, and then some. Not sure what's the situation like in Java, for doing these types of tests, though, but something Quickcheck-like is a godsend in general.
> People donate thousands to streamers and models because they are.

or they view it as another form of entertainment and want to support it.
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As your link is saying, this behaviour is only in compressed RAW mode, starting from the A7iii. You can disable RAW compression and be assured that you will get 14 bits all the time. This is all normal behaviour.