skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The paradigm shift is that this is an agreed method of determining who has the right to sell a digital asset via an internet native method. You can look at the same bytes all you want, but you can't sell them, the owner of the NFT can, the same way you can look at a painting in a museum, but you don't own it and can't sell it.

Before there were walled gardens of this. Skins in something like CSGO being a good example, you could have a very valuable skin in CSGO but valve determines whether you own it or not and have the right to sell it. With NFT there's no central authority that says you have the right to sell something, you just do...

I honestly think this is a pretty powerful thing, I'm interested to see where it goes.
At the very beginning (of January) search was done even through filenames, but then:

1. It turned out, that such search requires quite a lot of disk space for index.
2. It is not very useful without showing the actual matched filenames. This requires more code, I didn't have time to create it at the time.

I added it here for tracking, sooner or later that should be implemented: https://github.com/retonato/torrenthistory-public/issues/1
I'm assuming it is a typo/thinko for Nb-Sn.
Hi, thanks for your question.

At the bottom of the "Sellers" information is the line: "If you are interested in listing your domain(s) on Domain Drain, complete the form below for more information." and a form to complete.

How could I position this better?

I'm concerned that if I put it at the top, people won't know why they're filling in the form.
Yeah, runs contrary to my perception too. Even things that one would reasonably expect to be air-gapped are online these days.
how about deno?
NFTs seem like the next big scam just like many ICOs were last time in 2017. The money laundering argument makes sense to me however I still don't get how it isn't a ponzi scheme because the laundering is predicated on the value of the NFT only ever going up. With art there is at least some intrinsic value that could be argued but with an NFT there is none for the reasons you laid out.
I've binge-watched Technology Connections: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCy0tKL1T7wFoYcxCe0xjN6Q
Wasn't there a joke about this in the x-files when the lone gunmen were at a poker game?
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Yes - that's a great point. Although from the article, it seems that most of the latency isn't down to the display, but to the CPU/GPU part of the chain?
Do you manage any Internet facing Exchange? If so, what have been your remediation strategy with this attack?
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I mean, sure. If you believe scale invariance holds.
Even before reading the article I took the ‘should’ in the headline as an encouragement rather than as a command.
Bleh.. .English and it's weird grammar .. Sometimes I find it such a messed up language compared to my native tongue..... I guess it's the separation of modifiers and nouns that's part of the problem.
I would guess that many times the evidence is from NSA signals intelligence and they can’t show their work because it’s classified. We end up just having to take their word for it.
Problem is with physical art, you have guaranteed unique item. Basically item guarantees it is unique.

With NFT, auctioneer guarantees item is unique, but nothing prevents you selling the same item on different markets.

Basically you are betting on the market you are using will be the ‘one’ in the future.
Yes. The main difference, other than the worse job market, are a few days quarantene in some countries. Plenty of people are relocating to switzerland right now
Many thing in quantum mechanics point to an underlying reality. And I'm not talking about bohmian mechanics and hidden classical variables. I believe that is obviously wrong, since "location" and "momentum" are obviously emergent properties, as you can easily see when you play around with a wave packet and derive the uncertainty relation.

There are so many equivalences between quantum theory and probability theory, beyond "QM is an extension of probability to complex numbers" and "square the amplitude to get the probability". For example, look at Feynman's path integral - where you sum up all possible ways to go from A to B, to get the transition amplitude. You can do a wick rotation (t -> it) and get a new expression related to a classical random walk. I hear you can even use a version of it in finance mathematics.

Another example is superluminal signaling. It would seem like something superluminal is going on with entanglement. But nature conspires just so that we cannot use it for transmitting information. A beginner would try to explain it classically - imagine you have two boxes, and put a marble in one. Now find the marble in one box, and obviously it will not be in the second. But classical analogies cannot give the same statistics as QM. (Sorry, it's been a while, I have difficulties recalling the argument :-).)

Anyway it seems like there must be an underlying reality that is "non-local" (in that it is not concerned with x, p, t, because these are emergent), and of which QM emerges as a statistical limit. There is an interesing idea from Gerard 't Hooft that this is a cellular automaton - the math seems to work out, but personally I feel that it should be a field theory (without any great justification as I'm just an armchair theorist).
Read the post. It's an incremental improvement on existing language models to incorporate numerical understanding. It's more than just the title.
It’s likely that whatever the Chinese or Russians are doing to the US, the US has bigger and better exploits gathering intelligence within adversary networks. Being too aggressive about these would undermine the US position when they are eventually discovered. The US must have some fantastic assets if they are putting up so little fuss about solarwinds and this attack.
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That's bananas. I feel like I've actually had to occasion to put this to use.
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As regards to France (not sure how this varies from country to country, even the EU) it's fairly easy to get a visa (as in conditions), but the issue is that you'll have to renew it every year which is a fairly tedious process and has to be done in-person.

A few years back I used to have an American friend who got here on a student visa and later changed to a regular one when she started working. Granted, she wasn't in tech or anything like it, but she always had a steady long term work contract. They never wanted to give her a long-term visa for some reason. It's one of the reasons she went back to the US.
You know, if you could come up with a better way to implement it, you could become a billionaire. But maybe you already are, everything is possible on HN.
I'm pretty sure "near top half" means "just below average".
I've read variations on it a few times. The idea is that older people who get laid off in a recession still need to get a paycheck, are willing to work for less to get something, and so end up beating out the younger people who'd normally be in these jobs just entering the workforce / doing it part-time.
Needless to say, like most crypto-ideas, this doesn't need NFT. A digital signature from the seller of the license would work just as well..
Older reporters are expensive. It was an easy way to force early retirement and save on payroll; an economic decision.
Agreed upon by whom? I don't agree to it. I think I own the first tweet. I'm willing to sell it to you though - for only 10 dollars!

It seems worse than the "I'll sell you the Brooklyn Bridge" scam, because, at least in that case, you're trying to buy something valuable. Here, you're trying to pay for the rights for some people to say you own something? Madness.
Bill Gates hasn’t been CEO for a long time now.
I only found out about this in the past few days, and now it keeps me up at night.
Why does this headline gives me an Onion-news vibe? Is it newsworthy to pass 3 classes in 4 years? None of the information in headline sounds newsworthy.
This is an interesting idea.

In the end this option still hampers genuine users of those websites. That is the point and instead of people taking issue with the website tracking them, they'll complain about the banners instead.

Just look at this entire comment section... No guys, the problem is not that the law is bad, it's that the state of the internet is absolutely fucking terrible. "Why do I have to click so many consent things?" - because everyone is tracking everything about you, this is the point!
Needs a supervisor for cheeky monkey curve ball playful question to interpret answer on gradient of seriousness from thousands of mind model with access to knowledge library and language as commonly used. The part before "on" doesn't sound out of place from a template for language exchange in a butcher's shop and "on Moon" is a playful reframing adjusting the physics model. A child lucky to have a parent with training in physics would get an answer easy to this question.
Id say its fair game if building hello world links those gstreamer and openssl.
As late as the 1920s, there were city thieves specializing in stealing bed linens that were being dried outside on the fresh air and selling them through a network of fences.

Nowadays, I cannot think of anybody who would ever buy second-hand bed sheets.
I love teach students what I know. I would love it to be a full time job. But then I realized I got it due to my work experience so...
Agreed however we are shengen and europe too. In paris those 50k wont allow you to live in a nice central apartment. If youd only made 100k in switzerland you can find that.

Its anectotal however for me and my partner we basically earn 3 and 2 times as much while cost of living is more or less only 30-50% higher than in Austria. Saying its expensive and therefore you earn more is to simple :)
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There's seemingly no way to refuse those cookies, and no way to get any relocation tips without signing up.
Thanks! I'm indeed not native :)
In my own defense it "felt" like it was missing something. However I am confident there are many moons and just one Moon, our own.

Also, the answer is 1.62kN to 4.8kN, I know Wolfram doesn't employ a language model or anything of a sorts, but with all the other NLP magic I've seen I sort of expected a valid answer.
> What does burning down your buildings every so often achieve? It ensures the skills of building are passed down from generation to generation, that the people remain well practiced in those skills

This is unconvincing. In most cultures, most of the time, people manage to pass down building skills without destroying everything they've built before.
It's a job board. Am I missing anything?

It gives you tips but not without taking your name and email. It also has a cookie notice that doesn't let you decline.
I'm fascinated by this but would like to walk it through (and no, with London and NYC as two of worlds biggest money laundering centres I think this seems likely)

I have millions of dollars in yuen in Guangdong - and I want to get it out of the country, or I have millions of dollars of cash from selling drugs in Mexico.

Then, I buy a number of ASICS and plug them in? I doubt I will get millions that way but it's a start, maybe I ... hmm the on-ramp is complicated - getting from dollar bills to bitcoin already requires laundering.

Ok, let's say I have my coins - transferred to me via the age old solution of handing cash to someone with bitcoins and they transfer them to my wallet. But of a giveaway but ok. Let's call that DirtyWallet.

Now I find a NFT company - it makes digital photos of the sidewalk in NYC and sells each paving stone online. The idea is to hide money laundering.

I buy half the paving stones on Broadway for a dollar each, from CleanWallet. Then I auction my paving stones, and amazingly they are all bought up by DirtyWallet for a million each.

CleanWallet now has millions and is ready to off-ramp.

I kind of get it but not really - it does nothing new - it still needs corrupt on ramp and off ramp people in corrupt places in the world (like London) - and that's where the real cost will come. The washing (transactions to hide origin) is the simple part - I would want to wash the money through family restaurants in MidWest (where the owner got in deep with low shark) or the other traditional approaches as well.

It just looks like this will be a small part - and given it public traceability i suspect a small part - once someone gets traced through the blockchain this will be avoided
> Id say its fair game if building hello world links those gstreamer and openssl.

why ? it entirely depends on how your linux distro chose to build Qt, not on Qt itself.
I know people who buy that stuff, and it's either:

* because they have a lot of coins, and they don't care what they're spending it on. For example, cryptokitties were fun

* they think they can make money out of that, because there's some hype

* they are promoting their own NFT platform with fake purchases
> Are the people on the forums I frequent going to show up at my wedding, my funeral?

It can happens yes. The obvious example is a couple meeting in a game like WoW, marrying and inviting their in-game friends. Or that stories of a kid with rare genetic disease who could only socialize online and got people his parents didn’t know at his funerals.
Why do people still use MS products in 2021.
Where are developers coming from that actively want to learn which hoops to jump through to be allowed the privilege to briefly use the hardware they rent out to Microsoft?
Just like the rest of the universe.

https://xkcd.com/224/
Since netscape I've been waiting for the return of vertical tabs.

I might start using microsoft edge after all.

There is some irony in this, but it seems microsoft is doing some software right.

vscode anyone ?
Why do you even have to use your real name on these services? A single "name" field would be so much friendlier for those who want to use a nickname.
What’s the point in supporting so many ways of saying true and false?
I thought this would be about Ishiguro using gpt3 exclusively for one of his characters (the ai character) in the novel.

In his kafka-like universe it might even work.
> nonprofit

Is this somehow suggesting nonprofits are less liable? I was quite shocked to read an article that gave a weekend sports team as an example of an organization that was maintaining GDRP protected data, basic the list of their team members
Ignoring both sides of the performance debate entirely, Intel found a way to increase utilization of 14nm process in a time when sector-wide demand exceeds supply. It seems very smart to use 14nm because it presents a lower opportunity cost versus getting worse yield on 10nm process node and taking capacity away from laptop chips, an area where AMD has been struggling to meet demand.
> I think that qm summarized in one sentence is the no-cloning theorem

The no-cloning theorem isn't unique to quantum mechanics. As with many quantum paradoxes, you can translate it into an equivalent statistical paradox. The classical version of the no-cloning theorem is the statement that there's no operation that transforms one sample from a Bernoulli distribution with unknown parameter p into two independent samples from that distribution.

Since there's classical no-cloning, it's a very bad idea to define quantum mechanics as that-thing-with-a-no-cloning-theorem. That definition isn't able to distinguish quantum mechanics from statistics.
This seems like a more general problem with the Internet or even of people (and in particular men of a more technical and nerdy persuasion, in my own experience).

The majority have nothing of value to say, so will post nothing. The only ones who can realistically offer comments on this article are experts and those who will offer "back of a cocktail napkin" comments (as you put it), and the latter group is so much larger than the former.
Once you learn rails well enough it all becomes explicit because you can simply read the source code.
It's because the name of the moon is "The Moon", not "Moon". I think SF writers sometimes pretend it's called "Luna" so it'll have a more interesting name.
What. Our brain is absolutely terrible at adjusting for latency. It can somewhat compensate, but only to an extent, and at severe cost.

There’s this video around that puts people in a VR helmet playing A/V with a delay, even the lowest setting completely destroys any form of efficiency.

Anything below 60Hz in VR has a significantly increased chance of giving motion sickness due to latency.

Playing Super Mario Bros in an emulator is strangely subtly harder than on the real NES hardware, just because of a slight lag added (can’t recal on NES but on SNES buttons literally bit-flip the RAM, hard to beat that). You can train all you want on an emulator, when you get back to the real thing it’s obvious it was just so crippling.

Try Guitar Hero / Rock Band with various audio / video latency settings. 10ms is obviously impactful, anything higher borderlines on unplayable, and even 5ms has a subtle impact increasing missing notes.

As for pro musicians, they absolutely loathe latency. This is why bassists (tempo) / drummers (rhythm) / conductors (tempo) exist: they serve as a single source of truth to sync on. In fact, we’re so sensitive to latency that the slightest deviation is unbearable, hence why following them put you back in sync. Same for effect pedals, amps, feedbacks... any latency is destroying.

Try playing on Zoom, it’s absolutely impossible (unless you assume latency is fixed, which it is not, and play in a tempo matching latency exactly, and follow the lead but time-warp your play by one beat, which I imagine is possible as a sort of canon but absolutely horrendous) unless you completely ignore the other part and find a common time source to sync upon.

Now you mention Quake 3, and it might just be you were severely misled by several critical innovations that game introduced, like network prediction and frame interpolation, negating most of the practical effects of latency.

https://www.jfedor.org/quake3/
Ukrainians, descendants of that culture, have a proverb "Happiness is a neighbor's house burning". Which is not far away from everyday vibes and the way of life overall.
So we may have way simpler explanation here.
I don't this looks like a beginners course though. My students have zero experience.
Kind of on the same note:

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Making wine compatible with EAC is very different than making an EAC bypass. The end goal is for EAC to be able to do the same checks as it could as when running on Windows.
In case this discussion is still about a 20 MB RAM NodeGUI application, I don't think this is a comparable situation because DOS was really not about developing cross-platform applications with a Turing complete styling language. It was about building text mode tools that ran on x86 and nothing else. I swear even the "bloated" Windows 10 will have absolutely no trouble running a Win32 Console application at < 1 MB RAM consumption but that's not what this is about.
The number of words I assume Microsoft made up just to allow this sentence to function is baffling.
Buzzwords and Microsoft are as always inseperable.
Is there any electron like framework which uses the native webview libraries (webkit etc) instead of shipping their whole browser for each application?
Wouldn’t natural population growth and decay of current structures be enough demand to ensure building skills remain sharp?
Xiaomi has hit 480hz touch sampling with the Mi 11. It looks possible in hardware and in software, someone just has to manage to perfect both in the same phone
Haven't there been incarcerations due to gross negligence like that?
There will always be stolen emails. The problem is that the emails are in plain text on the server...
> One interpretation is the earth is the center of the universe, and the sun and stars move around it. Another is the sun is at the enter

Then along comes relativity theory and says that both of these are equally right. There is no "center" and therefore when making calculations you should just pick whatever center - frame of reference, that is - makes the calculations simpler. For example, you'll have a much easier time doing the math of planetary motion if you pick the sun as your frame of reference, but you could pick the earth if you wanted to.

However, if you want to calculate the movements of stars in the Milky Way, you should no longer use the sun as your frame of reference - instead, use the center of the galaxy.
Though I find issue with how you view dehumanizing the enemy as acceptable as you say they don't consider us human, and I'd argue that such dehumanization always causes more harm then benefit, neither of those points matter here.

If that's how you view war propaganda, clearly nearly a century after the war things influenced by such propaganda should not be exposed to young children.
I don't understand the confusion.

People have been selling weird stuff for years. There are services that let you "name a star" with a fancy but meaningless certificate.

Even with fine art, there many paintings that have value because of historical and absurd cultural reasons that border on being a scam.

People have always tried to sell stuff, and there always ~~fools~~ people that will buy them. The rules get crazier when it involves things at that exist at extreme ends. Like that app that was 10k that just had a spinning diamond to prove you had money to waste. Twitter is a big service, dorsey is a relatively famous name, idk, weird stuff happens.
Evolution = variation + selection

Variation = mutation + gene mixing (i.e. sexual reproduction)

Without ability to mix genes, the species is left with only one kind of variation: mutation, which is horribly inefficient.
It's crazy to me to demand education should not cost anything.

Competition is a good thing and the best way to drive prices down.

Just because bad actors defraud their clients, doesn't mean all business should be outlawed.