skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The issue is that this is not about reading the small print: this is about the point that if you walk into the street, hit up a stranger and ask if the phrase 'full self driving' suggests to them that they need to keep hands on the wheel, pay attention or anything like that.

There are 1000s of videos on the web where people are doing things in Teslas, including having sex, while driving and that gives me the distinct impression that the public did not read the small print and believes the marketing phrasing.

It is false advertising and I find it weird that it is allowed. People will believe it and not spend time sweating the nuances like you or I would.
5-year-olds are prone to answering questions they don't understand randomly?!
I never understood why people like Ethereum. It's one of the worst cryptocurrencies in existence.

They've been working on staking and sharding for years and have shown no results on those fronts. This update is insignificant. This is not normal. There is something seriously wrong with the development process. IMO, they have been infiltrated by saboteurs and their project has become corrupted.

Unfortunately, this is not something which can be fixed.
The corruption exists at every level of the project; all their developers and miners are happy to have an inefficient blockchain as it allows miners to collect high fees. The leaders of the project want to stretch out development as long as possible so that they can drain the Ethereum Foundation's coffers at a rate which won't attract the attention of regulators. The top developers are corrupt and just want to increase their salaries and get promotions by collecting dirt and using extortion instead of delivering results. They hire new people who they believe can be corrupted to join their side... As someone who works in the blockchain industry, I can say that it's a total mess in there. The more valuable the project, the more corrupt it is.

Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. Money is power. Ethereum is money. QED.

They will never deliver anything meaningful. Never.
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Congrats on the launch!
In my early 20s I was desperate for a roommate after the last one disappeared into the ether. Last minute and desperate, I took on this woman and her partner who turned out to be an ex-con from Florida who gleefully googled his prison photo in front of me and recanted tales of days gone by, both prior to and during his prison stint. He tried stealing one of my hard drives on their way out after multiple domestic calls over the course of a summer and said "Oh I thought it was one of mine" as an excuse
Why do customers notice this? Does the I'd have significance to their use case?
3D printing materials are pretty weak and game controllers have a lot of excessive force misapplied to them, it would be really expensive to print the replacement housings parts over and over again.
They are trying to take back their traditional power to control the narrative. That's how censorship has historically been achieved in the West while being able to claim, "We have free speech".
If the f---ing White House reaches out to your company and makes a polite request ...

Evidence of any such request?

Because, you know, the implication.

Evidence of any implication?

No demand, no request, no coercion, no implication, no case.
This implies that being misled due to being under-educated on a topic is a choice. Otherwise, the "don't tread on me" argument kind of falls apart here.
The problem is such model would also randomly produce ryan goslin facial expressions, leading to copyright issues.
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I'm about to board a plane shortly, is there an Android Hacker News app that can cache the discussions offline? Sort of like Reddit Offline app. Thanks
I think the parent is expressing a common line of thought in such cultures, not making a statement of their own beliefs.
Is there any more content on the RPi rack that’s not on Instagram? Seems I can’t even view odd pictures on their mobile site without signing up :(
And here are some actual runbooks which Societe Generale have donated to the community: https://github.com/certsocietegenerale/IRM/tree/master/EN
Not only does Google not hold a true monopoly on search (they hold top mindshare, but there are several other easily available search engines one of which I use frequently), this particular brouhaha is about hosting, not search, on which they don't hold anything that could even be reasonably confused with a monopoly.
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The easiest, and also most terrible, way to deploy was FTP I guess - just drag the entire folder's content over. During the copying process you'd get errors and downtime of course.

With my current stack I provision a VPS with Forge and deploy the repo with Envoy (zero downtime). It's pretty easy and feels very solid.
I would also assume it’s compiled code too, not source code?
I'm quite certain amstrong draw a dick on the moon. I mean, come on.
Some comments from company that actually ran this farm. https://ain.ua/en/2021/07/16/mining-farm-seized-by-the-ssu-t...
Well Microsoft has. Take a look at Microsoft Sentinel.
"People in the U.S. seem able to recognize that China’s censorship of the internet is bad. They say: “It’s so authoritarian, tyrannical, terrible, a human rights violation.” Everyone sees that, but then when it happens to us, here, we say, “Oh, but it’s a private company doing it. Google is entitled to do what it wants.” What people don’t realize is the majority of censorship in China is being carried out by private companies.

Rebecca MacKinnon, former CNN Bureau chief for Beijing and Tokyo, wrote a book called Consent of the Network that lays all this out. She says, “This is one of the features of Chinese internet censorship and surveillance—that it's actually carried out primarily by private sector companies, by the tech platforms and services, not by the police. And that the companies that run China's internet services and platforms are acting as an extension of state power.”

The people who make that argument don’t realize how close we are to the same model. There are two layers. Everyone’s familiar with “The Great Firewall of China,” where they’re blocking out foreign websites. Well, the US does that too. We just shut down Press TV, which is Iran’s PBS, for instance. We mimic that first layer as well, and now there’s also the second layer, internally, that involves private companies doing most of the censorship."

https://taibbi.substack.com/p/meet-the-censored-matt-orfalea
The Himba tribe of Namibia cannot see the color blue (same tribe that Nike studied about running long distances). They are an isolated tribe that can't see blue ... The study included presenting a chart with 10 boxes where 9 boxes were green and 1 was blue but all boxes had the same hue (reasonable value that we can easily differentiate); and the entire village couldn't identify 'the one box that was different from the others'. They relocated an orphan newborn to another tribe and the child easily identified the color blue proving it wasn't genetic. It's weird how all the videos about it have been deleted. It was presented on a TED Talk and an unrelated National Geographic episode. A linguist on TED Talks did a whole talk on how vocabulary defines what we see. I wonder if this was a correction and hence, the removal.
‘Prevents an issue like this: "I recently ran into a situation where I spent 6 hours understanding how something works that would have taken 20 minutes if the relevant information was stored somewhere."‘

Recently I spent 10 hours on a usually routine task. At the end of the slog, my first thought wasn’t “I should spend more time writing that up!” The article was a good reminder that it’s worth scribbling something down. Even the basics of the “gotcha!” and snippets of code for debugging could save someone else (future me?) another 10 hours.

One thing I didn’t get from the article was how runbooks are created. It mentions the “sticky note on someone’s desk” approach and the “workflows for everything” approach. There’s a lot of ground in between. I guess people write lots of how-tos and eventually they’re turned into a runbook?
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In my experiments with photogrammetry, instead of step 7 to add texture, I have tried mixing two colors of kinetic sand. It works and give enough texture for matching provided that the pictures are close-up enough,sharp and of high-resolution.

I am always impressed by the ability of computer vision to match patches of similarly random textures.

The texture of kinetic sand isn't great to hold shape for modelling, and the size of the sand grain is a little too small, which means you must take great care when taking the pictures.

There is probably some room for a product in the market : a mixed-colored-clay with the right sized grain and texture for photogrammetry.

One last question I have is, how do I unmix my kinetic sand to get the blue sand in the blue castle and the red sand in the red castle ? How long does it take before the kids mix all the colors when you buy them kinetic sand ? Is there some solvent for the paint I can put my sand in to get transparent sand, and then plunge it in some water based paint to get some color back ? Does different colors have different grain size so they can be separated by sieving ? Or is it just an educational tool to teach kids early about irreversibility ?
Yes! Existential instantiation looks like exactly what I was asking for.

There's another answer which talks about the connection to AC:

https://math.stackexchange.com/a/365282/487512

But really, the second answer to the question you posted is the real explanation:

https://math.stackexchange.com/a/132910/487512

Essentially, we're not actually choosing an element from the set. We're defining a new symbol, and saying that it could represent any element in the set. But you can use that symbol pretty much as if it was one particular, but unknown, element of that set.

If I have understood this correctly, then if you "choose" some element a from a set X, and prove some proposition P(a), then you have really proved that for all e in X, P(e).
> a p2p wifi antenna

What?
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Some will be giving their honest assessment and some won't. The latter may be a less serious problem, but it's still pretty damn serious.

Imagine a society that censors the disinformation/propaganda that trans women are women out of a sincerely held belief that this is indeed disinformation. Oh wait, Russia already does that.

Why would American attempts at suppression be any better? Or any better than what happened during the McCarthy era?
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The government is actively telling social media companies which posts need to be taken down. That makes them state actors.

https://taibbi.substack.com/p/meet-the-censored-matt-orfalea

https://caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/p/biden-administration...
And keep in mind alcoholics are under-reporters ( that is, they probably drink more than they admit ).

Disclaimer : former 'functioning' alcoholic.
Well, to properly comply you should assume no consent by default. However, most of the dialogs these days assume opt out for the main bit but there is a separate section for Legitimate Interest and you have to manually opt out of those. Is it possible you are just not noticing the separate legitimate interest section?
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I believe there is only one truth, and everything else is false.

But I also believe humans do not have access to it.
Again, clearly I'm not tapped in to Hollywood like some here seem to be, but it wasn't clear to me how what he says there, "they wanted to record and copy all my moves into a digital library", was any different than what happened when he was in any other movie, say The One. Motion capture wasn't mentioned in the article at all, nor is it clear that other martial arts movies didn't/don't use it.
But people do often stay in rental properties for 5 years and longer, even if the lease initially covers less time.
I don't see how that relates at all.
Big businesses can pass terms of service, which are functionally identical.
Become a mod on a reasonably sized forum and see for yourself.
Well yes, if we had a perfect Oracle of Truth we wouldn't need the freedom to discuss and find out the truth. We don't and governments not only do not have such an Oracle, they cannot have such an Oracle due to the pressures on governments and the people that make them up preventing them from being unbiased (e.g. the tendencies for institutions such as government components to grow larger, defend their power and push to continue to exist).
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> Also personally I find the view that “democracy prevailed before, it’ll continue to prevail somehow” deeply unsatisfying.

As somebody from a Western country that has gone from democracy -> dictatorship -> democracy within the last 100 years, I couldn't agree more (I'm German). Democracy is fragile and has been under increasing threat for the last 15 years or so, unfortunately partly accelerated by social media.

If we can't agree that democracy is the foundation for freedom of speech, and that there are actors (foreign and domestic) using misinformation to erode trust in democracy, I'm bearish for the future of democracy (at least in the US).
If "my" house is actually a meeting place for half the country, or even just half the city, and I've decided almost anyone can paint on the walls, I should not be able to say that one specific person cannot paint on the walls because, for instance, I don't like what party they vote for. Any restriction on wallpainting in that space must be independent of the content of the message. If I wanted to limit that message, I should have to go through the proper democratic circles, ie. pass a city ordnance.

This is the same logic that prevents me from saying that in this meeting hall, gay people are not allowed entry.
> This was fascinating read

A few comments down from the top post it's all about about Milo and Nazi Occultism. People posting walls of links to 5 year old tweets and pasted paragraphs about "evidence of republican tactics". Surely this is one of the worst posts in one of the worst subreddits ever.
Maybe a little off topic, but why the US are still so hostile against Cuba?

Is there any real reason or credible threat that the small island could damage the US?

It seems like US is holding the grudge way too long.
Just because someone shouted an idea without proof that later might turn out to be partially right doesn't make it OK if shouting that idea was dangerous.

If I shout fire in the cinema and 1 minute later a fire starts it was still a bad thing to do.

Note too that for this specific conspirancy, it was maybe 30% about the lab and 70% about the Chinese government spreading it on purpose as a bioweapon or for some other nefarious purpose, the latter of which is still not widely accepted even as a possibility (as opposed to a containment failure)
Dude that is a depressing attitude you have to life.
Still cheaper than space travel though
One can agree they should not be compelled while ALSO thinking it would be much better for society that they stop censoring. Just because setting up an institution to compel would be worse than the censorship we're trying to fix doesn't mean the censorship is good.
The answer is easy and has always been the same: The amount will be what we have all collectively decided is the right amount to keep the system alive and secure. Minimum Viable Issuance.

The only certainty in life is change. Saying "we will have x amount on date y" isn't helpful for developing coordination tools that will actually last into the future. Isn't it much better to have a system where we can say "this is how issuance will respond to these different possible futures".
Check out Joseph Tainter's Collapse of Complex Societies. He looks at a large number of historical complex societies that collapsed and suggests that they collapsed when the cost of the complexity exceeded its utility. A very appealing concept. His arguments about why our society is not at risk were not convincing.
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That's if you do that regularly. It you rarely put in servers, there's little chance someone will buy a lift.
Sounds like the secret service made them an offer you can’t refuse.
Would you rather have a team of 10 PhDs and 3 "self taught hackers" or 13 PhDs?

It might just be me, but I actually feel more comfortable with the former.

If you ONLY hire people from specific backgrounds, you get blind spots. That's dangerous. Excluding anyone without a PhD should not be expected to improve safety.
Foremost is what I said before - the quote is entirely unremarkable and unoriginal. You could easily choose a quote with the same content but said by someone actually remarkable, although there is literally no reason to quote here at all here since anyone that has made it through adolescence has came to the same realization.

What catapulted it from silly to amusing was that the person you quoted is entirely unremarkable, known only for being in a group that made some of the worst "music" I have ever heard get regular radio play.
How do you think the guy ended up making this in the first place? :)
> This looks like full self driving to me.

‘Looks’ can be deceiving.

Especially when the Tesla CEO overpromised to his customers about achieving Level 5 self driving capabilities, when a year later it was found to be still admittedly ‘Level 2’.

I have to give it to Musk for being able to continuously mislead his customers and continue to make money out of a product feature that does not work as advertised.

If it was anyone else they would be sued to the ground.

> I can't see the problem with Tesla calling what they have "Full" self driving.

I have no problem with them calling it ‘Fools’ Self Driving.
i'm imagining a homeless man receiving his begging money via a bitcoin QR code on his phone.. i hope he has a bitcoin atm nearby.
I never pass the part where there's to use the knife and hit between fingers. Too fast for my mouse . Maybe there's a trick to do it?
Congrats - I totally see the value of this product and I like how you have taken the enterprise approach.

Asking to learn - How hard was getting SOC2 Compliance? You have an on-prem I see. Any indicative costs for that, please?
Like when they said photo storage was free forever, or only applies to other?
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> f you live that same life and drink a glass of grape juice instead of wine everyday, you'll live even longer

https://www.insider.com/dry-january-drinking-alcohol-could-h...

That's not true.
There is no partisan strife Biden and the Democratic party are silent on Cuba. But dig a little more and their stance is the same as the GOP.
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There are hundreds of causes of cancer. You can be a teetotaler, a vegan, there are no cancer patients in the family, and you can still die from it. Such a study, in my opinion, once again shows that collecting statistics is good, but you still need to be able to analyze it correctly. Millions of people who drink do not get cancer, but they easily die from cirrhosis, which is not cancer in any way. Conversely, millions of people who do not drink or drink a couple of glasses of beer once a month die of cancer.
Wasn't that Ben Affleck?
First of all having millions of images is of itself a good way to combat overfitting.

But yes, you touch upon a very important point, that is the dataset must be sufficiently diverse.

To be fair, humans have this problem as well; if I showed you an octagonal red sign that had the words "GO" inscribed in the middle you may still mistake it for a stop sign at first.
If heavy consumers under-reported in an observational study, that would make drinking less seem worse than it really is.
Each to their own, as in all creative endeavours I guess. I’m always going to be on the side of people making immersive games, versus those who think elegant mechanics are paramount.
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The current stage of political discourse is that porn is allowed on Twitter but lord forbid if you talk about lab leak theory, then that's too much.

"There's a whole community on TikTok (you can find them here on Twitter, too) which scorns people as "fatphobic" for encouraging fitness and weight loss. They falsely say obesity isn't unhealthy. Should that be allowed? Are social media companies that allow it "killing people"? Are social media companies also guilty of "killing people" if they allow content encouraging people to be obese, to consume fatty junk food, content which glorifies cigarette smoking and large amounts of alcohol consumption and a sedentary lifestyle?" - GG
>Plotting an overthrow is not political ideology. Demagoguery pandering to the ignorant and uneducated should not be a protected class.

Who decides what is overthrow/bad speech? Are they fallible? Do you think protecting the "ignorant masses" is beneficial to democracy? If you have someone dictate what can be said to you, won't that make you less able to think for yourself?

>I know the Republican Party members side pretty heavily with the cake maker that refused to make cakes for gay weddings

Although I agree there always are logically inconsistent people, I don't think this backs it up. Cakes matter so much less than than speech. I haven't thought/not familiar with the hospitals so that might be more appropriate.

>But, to bring it full circle, I don't think that someone selling socks or underwear on Twilio is going to be banned. When that happens, ok.

Yes, but they have shown they want a say in how you conduct your business. What if they ban you for doing business with certain people, what prevents them? (Not their morals as far as they've shown).

Not saying it's likely you will get banned, but I think it should be considered so companies don't all start doing this and you have to shop companies+moral compass.
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As you hinted at I think there are still cases where mass automated card creation is useful. I’ve had success doing this for Chinese characters - I ordered them by frequency and then made them into cards using the AnkiConnect API addon, then I feed in 5-10 new cards per day. There isn’t much creativity required in creating the cards since all the characters have definitions in Unihan.
Nothing can be better than regular paper and pen or pencil. No problem with battery and no police will arrive if you will write inappropriate things into it. I recommend using the most expencive paper possible for writing really important memories. Supports more symbols than even utf16 has and also images and no freaking animations because of fundamental reasons.