skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tell me a problem Instagram solves. It's just a fancy Myspace.

Tell me a problem WhatsApp solves. It's just a fancy SMS.

Tell me a problem X solves. It's just a fancy Y.

Etc etc
It should be noted that this is a map at what we would call layer 3 in the OSI model. ipv4/ipv6 space and BGP relationships between ASes.

Giant transit ISPs like Cogent own little if any underlying fiber infrastructure, which is much harder to map and have 100% topology discovery of by researchers sitting at desks somewhere. Lots of transit ISPs like HE, Telia or Cogent buy inter-city transport from "carrier of carrier" specialists who own the underlying assets, run DWDM systems on them, and so forth.

Without proprietary information from carriers' GIS systems (at Level3/Lumen/Centurylink, Zayo or similar) it's much harder to do that.
I have never heard of a profit-seeking enterprise that has considered making mental health a priority and would never, ever, EVER expect one to. Or am I just missing the snarkiness of this comment?
Don't forget the halvening every 4 years reduces the block reward for mining by half.
> Not entirely true, and also not accepting that one person's "scalper" is another person's "bought this but decided I would rather have the money it seems to be worth now that I see how much this is".

Even just dropping resales to one GPU per person per year would make an enormous difference, let alone if it was limited to people that genuinely bought the one GPU for themselves.
> not that hard to do

Then it would be done already.
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"...a combination of being plugged into a large network of alumni and having the halo effect which comes from getting into a cohort..."

But that's exactly what a dealmaker does, right?
You'll be surprised how much your predictions improve if you stop for a moment to do some back of the napkin calculations. Lots of overly optimistic or pessimistic news out there just to grab your attention. Having an edge in prediction and BS detection compared to the average Joe is an important life skill IMO.
Actually, observationally I believe my definition of principle to be far more accurate. People self-report principles as being far more immutable than they behave like.

I have not yet met someone who rigidly adheres to theirs. Perhaps if I had met the Dalai Lama but nearly everyone else will find that the moral space is so fraught that they cannot adequately compress it into immutable laws.

Usually, should one demand such adherence one would find one met with accusations of “looking at the world in black and white” and “lacking nuance”.

Of course I don’t really intend to change your mind, but I do intend to transmit what I have observed.
Should parenting be curbed to combat child abuse? Should kindergartens be curbed to combat child abuse? Should it be illegal for woman with children to remarry to curve child abuse? Should cars be illegal to curbe accidents? I could go on ...
No, money printing has a serious advantage. It incentivize investment while taxing people who hold their money unproductively.
"In 1729, French scientist Jean-Jacques d'Ortous de Mairan conducted the first experiment designed to distinguish an endogenous clock from responses to daily stimuli. He noted that 24-hour patterns in the movement of the leaves of the plant Mimosa pudica persisted even when the plants were kept in constant darkness."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circadian_rhythm#History second paragraph
It is indeed one of the earliest organs, the most primitive ones being a combination mouth and anus in one.
Most scale oriented mining rigs I've seen pack cards super close together, even if you run them at reduced frequencies thermal environment is not great. See https://us.v-cdn.net/5021640/uploads/editor/do/j86gsm9cxvl2.... for example.

Aside from a few top end models modern desktop GPUs are not designed for continuous operation at max load. When you combine than with higher temperature the lifespan of the cards is indeed reduced. The real question is how much this matters.
My understanding is that it always means "approved." When someone says "sanctioning Russia" they're referring to the set of rules or punishments that have been approved by the US government. These rules or punishments didn't exist before, but now they do, hence they are "sanctioned."
Nvidia literally sells mining cards that do not have outputs

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/cmp/

This is all a scheme to stop the used market from ruining their MSRP pricing.
This is done at driver level though right? So it'll be worked around.
All else equal, it should. Delivery matters too though, since inaccessible content isn't really useful content
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People who aren’t preparing for hyperinflation are going to be feeling the heat by the end of the year. We’re looking at a 4-6% per month rate now.
If you're not offending somebody, can you really call it humor?
If Facebook were to just disappear tomorrow all of humanity would be better off. I am not saying it would solve all our problems but I think it gives such a boost to humanity in so many spheres that it instantly pushes us on a much more positive trajectory.
While the cards are used heavily, thermal cycling arguably is worse than running a card 24/7. These cards do not generally experience any thermal fluctuations and were probably kept within adequate temps
If that is the point of the discussion, then it should not have been framed in terms of a claimed gender, with this tacit insistence that we are to all share in this delusion. To do so invites such feedback.
I’m unfamiliar with the Surface but the unusual shape of the MacBook batteries is intentional so that it can fill almost all room. This does make it hard to also make it user serviceable.
That sure is an extreme solution to a long list of things with much less extreme fairly obvious and simple solutions.
Or if you wonder whether you can get hired at all, regardless of qualifications.
Some aspects:

1. The Dutch were the pre-eminent traders in Asia after England.

2. Today, there are globally recognized Dutch brands like Shell, Philips, Unilever, and so on.

3. Dutch computer science has contributed to the advancement of technology in both theory and practice. Two representatives of those sides are Edsger W. Dijkstra and Guido Van Rossum. You may not be sitting on a Dutch sofa, but my money is on the that you do code in Python, which was developed at the Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, now CWI.

4. Even in art, Netherlands has contributed a huge number of painters like Rembrandt, Vermeer, Van Gogh, etc

For perspective : the population of Netherlands is 17 million, which is 1/20th that of the US.

Despite such stereotypes as "going Dutch" etc., the Dutch have contributed enormously to the modern world.
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Serious question: How to prepare for hyperinflation?
Until technology can replicate the experience of staying out late, drunkenly chatting with coworkers in the back of a taxicab as you ride through Manhattan, then grabbing a midnight snack at a hole-in-the-wall diner someone recommended back at the office, business travel will have its place.
I will just address one thing you bring up that probably exemplifies why we read this in a colossally different way.

'focus on the correct answer' *is* a bad way to teach anything and this is one of the least controversial statements in pedagogy. You focus on the process. You focus on "why we care about the question" and "how do we approach the question". Discussing the wrong answer and how to correct it is many times more useful than discussing the correct answer. This is all and this is truly standard.
The data being used to back this is very much a "children" issue, a adolescent female issue to be exact. The rate of depression stated to skyrocket in 2012 for this specific group.

This also seems to be an obvious counter to the implied hypothesis that "rate of depression increases linearly with facebook usage" since they launched in like 2005 or so, grew steadily from at least 2007, and also have most likely seen a significant decline in usage among adolescents in the recent years.
Amazon, Apple, Netflix or Google are not even in the same ballpark of evil and destructive to humanity as Facebook. Facebook literally adds nothing enriching to our lives other than just being a vampire hanging over everyone's head. I'd have no problem working for any of the other faangs (as a matter of fact I did work for one of them until a couple of years ago) but I'd never consider working at Facebook.
Notion is cool but I went back to trello because its so damn slow. The ios app would refresh all the time and fail to sync. The web app was generally buggy.
You’re right: “meaningless” was a heavy-handed attempt at continuing the parallel on my part. And sure, they weren’t doing anything wrong, but they fundamentally were wrong in the rules they followed previously. Similarly, if you adjust a principle, you admit that it didn’t hold for you in the first place.

As a tangent: while the parallel to scientific theories is good on the surface, it does lump in this idea that there’s a universal set of correct principles. Isn’t that just philosophy, then? Logical arguments about which principles are sound & universal. Maybe the lesson is to pick principles from the battle-tested ones rather than trying to develop your own.
Missing from this article is any discussion of Wright’s This Other World, a large collection of haiku written while he was in exile in France toward the end of his life. For those who are less into his political fiction these poems are a great introduction to his writing.
40mbit != gigabit
> This article discusses correlational evidence. The basis for causation is speculative at best, and there is a long list of cofounding factors.

If you had a well formed hypothesis before conducting a correlational study, and the outcome supported your hypothesis, it is not "just speculative causation" anymore. In fact, short of human experimentation, that is as good of a data as we could ever get.

> The side effects of attempting to bar social media usage by teens might further amplify the problem, driving them away from carefully moderated platforms.

Is there any data, even correlational, for this particular speculation?
Cyber insurance is a real field but it's still very new so not a lot of executives know about it. I think in the future it will become a very popular industry. I could even see it becoming an option for private citizens, paying $x/mo so that when you get doxxed your insurance company will sue a bunch of websites on your behalf to get your data taken down. Right now this is an awfully tedious and high-effort process, but it's especially necessary when you have e.g. revenge porn or private messages threatened to be revealed by blackmailers.
For personal, non shared stuff I really like the graph style apps, Roam is the one I'm using right now but there are a few out there now. Not "demanding" a hierarchy like notion etc do and everything having "backlinks" automatically is really a game changer.
I've limited my facebook to following two major kinds of content: 1. Cars (and car related shitposting), and 2. Warhammer.
I do follow close friends too. But basically I don't look at any news, fluff articles, and skip through most ads.

My Instagram is basically the same. Cars, hobby painting, and to be fair, puppies as well.

It's made me feel better.
Apple notes

Google docs

Trello
You can create any arbitrary logic using LUTs. That’s how FPGAs work.
I was surprised today when I opened Gmail and it displayed this:
https://i.imgur.com/SHSOSJ7.png

I was ok with Gmail scanning my emails to finetune targeted advertisement. But they don't do that, which is a nice surprise.
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For those of us who are unconcerned and believe the Federal Reserve when they say inflation is transitory, what is the counter portfolio to profit off this misplaced fear?
You mention that you have migrated to both AWS and Azure.

I've seen distributed file systems on S3 - can it also be done with Azure Blob storage?
Browsers blacklist driver/hardware combinations when they are known to be buggy.
This is just super lame. But thankfully nobody actually NEEDS Adobe any more. What’s Adobe done that’s relevant since the PDF format came out anyhow? Kind wondering…
I'm talking about general cases, not disorders. Sleeping walking doesnt occur durring rem, Google it. there's other disorders that allow for movement durring rem. What does disorders have to do with anything?
It wasn't - and I made it more personal than I'd have liked now I re-read it (but I wrote it, so I'm leaving it up).

I like your post.
Side note - why does it feel like so many of Google's products, and especially their most core offerings are in a state of ongoing decay? Search is getting worse. Maps today is worse than maps 10 years ago. Even their Google home assistants, YouTube, Gmail, and other products just seem to be steadily creeping into more annoyances and less usability.

There was a time I felt that Google's search was head and shoulders above anyone else's and when I reluctantly used DDG I felt I was compromising some aspect of search value for privacy value. But now when I use Google search I'm bombarded with ads, find I can't trust search results, and even copying search links results in a mess of Google redirect.

What is happening to the core Google products or am I a curmudgeon for believing that the Internet was at its most functional and user-friendly best circa 2008?
I fear this does nothing to prevent fingerprinting via your GPU.
Those are two different things. GPT-3 is a lang model. so it can generate sentences which looks like real human.

laMDA was trained on dialogs, so it can converse. I.e. it more attune to conversation which has a different structure than just question-answering or text generation.
You keep talking about good math pedagogical practice without talking about its relation to white supremacy. When you do that, you're neglecting the primary substance of the training document.

Are you interested in talking about the ways in which the outlined pedagogical practices relate to white supremacy?

Also, when asked about how asians and indian americans fit into the discussion, your reply is that the bigotry they've faced is far more tolerable? That's the leading thought of how they fit into the discussion?
Where on earth are you seeing 4-6% per month?!
I've had to think hard about engaging with you, because I don't think you're engaging in good faith. I didn't say that chiropractic is a science, nor did I use the word "theory."

In fact, it's not scientific, and that's why I consider it valuable. It can see things that science misses.

Science is often the best method we have, but it's far from infallible. And the idea that there must be a total disconnect between science and mysticism is simply false. Many of the best scientists have had a mystical bent (Einstein, Newton, Bacon).
IM somewhat torn.

Within the apple ecosystem it does okay. I dont like that i cant play FLAC but otherwise its mostly fine for my use. I dont really stream, everything i own outright and have on a NAS, which syncs to my phone.

With the said....outside of the ecosystem its nonexistant.

For example. Working on my linux partition....no music. Can will browse my library and make a playlist in say....audacious, but nothing Ive used before.

Same with windows.

I have strongly been considering just spinning up a VM and using navidrome and maybe play:sub on my iPhone or something.

But then thats another VM i have to tend to, even if i automate like 99% of tasks.

iTunes/Music syncing while my phone is on network also means i dont need my VPN or to DMZ navidrome...which is nice i guess.
What else might this be true of, though? Could this just as easily be true of, say, sugar consumption or meat consumption?
LGPL is a Chad license. MIT is for virgins.
Not at all. Simply: If the market value of an item is $2500, and I demand the ability to buy it at $750, I am demanding that someone, somewhere subsidizes my purchase.
Game about bayesian updating; watch murder mysteries together, bet on the ending
I thought Gmail "read" my emails to finetune ads but today it told me they don't: https://i.imgur.com/SHSOSJ7.png
Complementary to this, one can use the Temporary Containers addon to get isolation of e.g. cookies. I've set it up to run one container per domain, and it works really well. I hope they merge this into Firefox at some point.
I cannot comment on queuing disciplines and limits in future products. Re. TCP_NOTSENT_LOWAT, you may want to look at the Ideal Send Backlog API that allows an application to have just more than BDP queued to keep the performance at the maximum throughput while minimizing the amount of data queued: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/winsock/sio-i...
I don't think this will happen. American conglomerates are too dependent on both Western and non-Western markets to push for a fracturing. It would mean a lot of work and duplicated effort to offer the same services across multiple Internets on top of destroying lots of supply chains (what do if vendor X only has an API on the American Internet but vendor Y operates off the Chinese Internet?). A lot of money lost for something that could be fixed by just investing in cybersecurity.
I have to agree with you, because I've seen detailed instructions, schematics and photographs of the apparatus for refueling a hydrogen fuel cell based UAV. The pressures of the tanks involved and connectors, pipe and hose system do not look like something you would want millions of ordinary untrained end-user consumers attaching to vehicles. Everything needs to be perfectly clean and in pristine condition in order to be safe.

People already manage to start fires and cause disaster at gas stations doing something as simple as putting a nozzle into their car and filling it with 87 octane gasoline.
Instagram is making this style of usage more and more difficult, most recently by burying seen posts behind a link and feeding you discovery crap after that
Hopefully we get content editing soon! Most of the integrations I want to build need to edit text.
> Netflix - sure, probably ok, not harming humans

Consider wiktionary's definitions of the word 'binge':

> A short period of excessive consumption, especially of food, alcohol, narcotics, etc.

> (by extension) A short period of an activity done in excess, such as watching a television show.

The word 'binge' is often used by people to describe their netflix habits (https://hn.algolia.com/?query=netflix%20binge&sort=byPopular...). Insofar as the design of netflix encourages binge consumption, I think netflix is harmful.
I partially answered in sibling comments, you asked about my qualification to make these claims and about proof of some the statements I made about methodologies: I have taught some of the introductory and some of the most advanced classes in Physics/Engineering/ML as an assistant at Yale and at MIT. The practices I discussed are standard operating procedure at these schools and have been for a while (without worries about racism even being much of a considerations, they are just good practices). These standard procedures are based on a few decades of pedagogical research. I have also prepared students for the International Physics Olympiad for multiple years. I am very involved in the education of young physicists with many great achievements. This is what I am basing my empirical observations on (including large amounts of anonymous feedback from students and results from standardized tests and competitions).
There's three main ways GPUs wear out, silicon electromigration, electrolytic capacitor dryout, and fan bearing failure. And the first two happen much faster at higher temperatures. Temperatures are similar between gaming and mining, but miners run 24/7 compared to gaming 1-2 hrs/day, so the GPUs age like 10x faster. But still, GPU failures are pretty rare, I think the concern is overblown.
What expertise in law do you have to make such a stunning conclusion about Facebook's liability? Is there any precedent for media companies being held liable over such a thing? Do you also understand that if it were true that Facebook could be held legally liable for what you're claiming, that it wouldn't matter if they admit it or not. Admission of liability or guilt is never a requirement to be awarded damages or subject to penalties in any circumstance.

Is it your position that if someone produces content that causes depression, that they are liable for damages? Do you also extend this legal opinion you likely just made up and have no subject matter knowledge on to other forms of media or websites? Depressing music? Depressing novels? Depressing video games? Or is it only depressing social media websites that you feel are held to some kind of standard about depression?
Flex is caused when the temp changes. Mining cards stay at the same temp and don't move around a lot while overclocked gaming cards are getting flexed multiple times a day
The U.S. did ban alcohol once. It didn't go over well.
Is there any reason to sell GPUs for consumers to have in their computers anymore? The crypto folks seem more than happy to take all the GPUs at a premium, and consumers can use laptop integrated GPUs
They’re not a nightmare, they’re simpler than the modern alternatives and have worked for many decades.

This is just forced obsolescence.
There also is the demovfuscator (https://github.com/kirschju/demovfuscator) which does the opposite and is capable of recovering the control-flow of the original program before movfuscation.
> Being addicted to anything is a massive trigger for depression, especially when it displaces productive activities and replaces them with sedentary consumption. If you can't use something without becoming addicted, it's best to not use it at all.

I know it sounds trite but I feel like social media today (or maybe all forms of media honestly) makes the barrier to ill-will extremely easy.

If you were a young adult (at least from what I'm told) in the 50s/60s/70s it was hard to be addicted to TV because it would literally go off the air at 11 pm (or midnight?). What happens after I watch a show on Netflix? It immediately plays the next one.

You couldn't get lost in extreme opinions because in order to see those extreme opinions you've had to of met an extreme person (on a soapbox with xeroxes so I've been told), you wouldn't run into 100s of them as you do when going onto FB, Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, tik tok, etc.

How can I as an individual compete with billion dollar companies that literally hire neuroscientists/psychologists to make something as addictive as possible?
32 ETH wasn't chosen randomly. There is a cost to having too many validators on the network. 32 ETH was chosen to make sure that didn't happen while still being low enough to allow for a lot of validators.
I don't know anything more than what's been released, but from my understanding, light field display don't rely on eye tracking, and you can have multiple people looking from different angles (although the range may be limited to near the center). In the video itself, the camera filming the interaction is moving independently of the person sitting, and unless it was faked, it was able to see its own perspective.
Latest Nvidia GPUs have large Tensor cores and RT cores but miners never use them. I wonder is it better for the situation.
Doesn't the G in GPU stand for Crypto now?
Sure, that's running a node. That's not mining. That's not analogous to staking. The analogy to staking would be mining.
The analogy to running a bitcoin node would be running some variety of ethereum node, not staking.
It seems like it does, given in the demo video there's a lady and a baby in the same shot.
Indeed, you either manage a schema or get managed by it.