skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Make sure your firewall is not blocking syncthing ports. You might be using one of the internet proxies instead of your full lan. An easy way to test is to unplug the wifi network from the internet.
Why Epic as opposed to any other forward-thinking gaming company like Valve? Sort of random.
Ironically, treating it as a race is racist.
Assuming you aren't trolling, it sounds like you are actually homosexual, you don't know it due to your upbringing, and you're projecting because you think (just like you do) all men are suppressing their inner homosexual desires.

Not the first person to do so, either.
It's at least still better on Android.

On my Android phone I have no google account and I've disabled anything related to google. Yes I worry I've missed something somewhere, but on the whole, at least I can.

I was given an iOS tablet as a gift, tried setting it up and it absoltely requires setting up an account with an apple and giving them a phone number. Haven't found a workaround. So the tablet sits in a box unusable, because I'm not giving apple a phone.
But what is the framework under which Huawei can reliably secure the returns on their bribe? What can a consultant like Tony Podesta do for your company?
Which daemons exactly? What would be their role?
Tangential. Middle management should be replaced by secretaries and pas. Keeping track of time and organising “fun” team building events or nagging about process is perfectly suitable for the two roles. At least people working these two types of jobs are secure enough to not freak out when people are working outside their controlling sight.
Well the downside to signing-if the startup isn't doing hot, or you realize a startup isn’t for you, your backup plan is a leadership position in your field of expertise. Sounds very constraining.

Also if you truly want to leave, it doesn’t seem like a great idea to keep you in a key position. Why force you to have this as an only option? You might even be incentivized to sabotage the startup!

Seems your equity and the belief in the mission are really what would keep you there.
Yep. And the data that shows it at play is here: https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/admissions...
>> It doesn’t mean I want someone to...

It means the thought crossed your mind with enough strength for you to post it. In almost all cases that's a big nothing, but it's a tiny breadcrumb that might start to look like something if there are a lot of them, or if you were to rant on about it in a thread. Its interesting to think about automating searches for actual threats or patterns that might be indicators.
This is a bit shameful. Publicly ousting AWS because they basically don't want to join Cloudflare's little attempt at market domination named, in 1984 style, Bandwidth Alliance. Any attempt AWS makes or for that matter any company makes to build a moat around a business can be categorized as anti-consumer behavior. Of course, AWS should do their best to make sure they make it harder for their customer to leave on a dime while at the same time doing their best to keep them happy. Why wouldn't any business do that? It's not a charity. The entire cloud infrastructure providers could be seen the same way, you build your infra in the cloud and it'll become significantly more difficult to move away to your own datacenter at some point in the future. This is well know yet, that's not an issue raised here but asymmetric bandwidth cost is the axe Cloudflare chooses to grind?

It seems to be an egregious and opportunistic move by Cloudflare to go after AWS right as their parent CEO steps down after a divorce.
This is exactly why we are using DigitalOcean to host our gameservers... Our egress costs are basically 1/10th of what we would pay on the big three.

DigitalOcean Egress - $0.01/GB
Sure software is crucial to the final working of the robot and it's not solely all in the physical design. Robots are not possible without software but I think the fundamental problem in robotics for manufacture is about physical intelligence and industrial design and engineering.

My approach would be to manufacture custom arms for particular tasks and in principle 3d printing the arms is exactly what i'm getting at (e.g. that optimised physical design processes save on cost and improves performance much more than software + expensive externally manufactured arms). 3D printed arms with comparable repeat accuracy would be an excellent optimisation over buying v expensive Kuka products. Then you could start think about different mechanisms (compliant mech, soft parts etc) and control systems/software.

Kukas are not really just a couple of servos (e.g. encoders) and there are many examples from the 90s of self walking robots with little software too. There's good literature on "morphological computation" or Rolf Pfeifer's book How the Body Shapes the Way We Think: A New View of Intelligence.
> Shouldn't this be fixed earlier, and not after they get the lower scores?

There is no point earlier than when they get the lower scores. The performance gap is apparent at all ages where performance can be measured at all.
Agree; if a mispredict costs 15-20 cycles and a predict saves 4 cycles, does that mean we break even around 1/4-1/3 sequential?
Twetch is an experiment in exactly this. Pay to like, comment, "branch" as they call it (retweet). pow.market is another fascinating experiment using proof of work as the currency that could be integrated into these platforms. ctzn.network is another take but no payments going on there. "Karma as a token" is what I think of based on your description and it's really cool. I think in the next couple of years there will be a lot more experimentation in this area too. It's a perfect storm of censorship, bots, and fake news that are encouraging more experiments now. There are others I'm aware of that are not yet public that I'm most excited about though. It's definitely happening.
I agree. It appears that Google is trying to pat it's own back in a room full of people who have never seen a modern place of production.
I had a girlfriend at U C Davis, and I found the opposite.

The best students were called 4clickers. They sat in the front row, with four color pens in hand.
They never helped, and one on occasion turned her in for cheating. She used to talk about how competitive thstudrnts were. They all wanted a spot in a graduate program. It was the most depressing school I ever visited. Couldn't wait to leave on Sunday. (I was suprised she cheated, but it taught me something about "the high caliber" student.)
One approach to prevent people from drawing racist inferences from standardized test scores or other statistics is to adopt the French policy of not collecting or keeping any race statistics. That would allow us to preserve meritocracy without promoting racism or depriving highly qualified applicants of the limited educational opportunities that will help them contribute the most to society.
They employ teams of economists to model price elasticity of demand. There are likely many orders of magnitude more than a few parameters. And they look at how a change in one product feature or pricing model cannibalizes or compliments other features and prices.
I believe 1500/1600 is top 2%, so it's weird you'd consider that not "well" to me.
Somebody who made as many trivial mistakes as you did should maybe think twice about disparaging others.

Anyway, the smart money buys smart analysis. Money that can't tell the difference does better aping the smart money; the losers are the ones who only think they can.
So... are you saying that saving 20K lives/year is worth 0 lives?
Yes yes, have them do it at your lake house during the derby my good sport. You can even take more time if you have your chef prepare you meals so you can study through!
>Haynes noted, however, that the timeline for commercialization of large area displays on TFT panels “will depend on how quickly the industry develops mass transfer technologies that can deliver high accuracy and exceptional reliability.” Indeed, Apple’s latest iPad, which uses white miniLEDs for backlighting, requires the accurate placement of 10,000 emitters, which sounds challenging enough. Positioning 25 million red, green, and blue subpixels on a 78-inch TFT panels for a 4K TV, with a tolerance of only 10 non-functioning pixels, will require an exceedingly robust, highly accurate transfer method.

>Different Paths to RGB...... Basically uLED Backlight with QD

And the rest. As much as I love and want uLED. None of these are new, and the problem has been roughly the same from day 1 in 2016 when all the media were jumping on uLED. Even if they could solve all of that they still dont have a roadmap of cost reduction that could match OLED.

On the other hand OLED cost has been dropping quicker than expected. It is another one of those thing like Solar panel where all industry analysis and projection were wrong. We also have a solid roadmap to improve colour accuracy, burn rate, efficiency etc. Along with other "potential" OLED adjacent technology like QNEDs where it is 80-90% of uLED but could be used on existing OLED manufacturing.

Again as much as I love to see uLED, objectively speaking I just dont see how it could compete. And it is one of those moment where better is the enemy of the best.
I helped download a few gigs of Google Video at the time, so I know some of it is up there.
The Microsoft Game Developer Kit (GDK)
And one day you'll learn how large their cybersecurity team actually is and who has contracts with them...
I have rarely ever learned this much from a single comment here.
I’m no fan of Bezos, but that “amusement park ride” is actually what some of us would call a “prototype”.
You have poor reading comprehension. Glorying him and his personality includes his sexist personality as well.
I had a good laugh from this one xD Thanks for sharing! Almost makes me wonder what's the most "creative" and convoluted way of solving a linked list. "Any language? Well, how do you like this implementation in Whitespace?"
Apollo’s First Lunar Rover, Driven 50 Years Ago
What do you think fantasy football is?
Even when parents are paying for the lesson, it's still the student that has to do the hard work. But a student with less help deserves more merit for achieving the same.
I would encourage any Californian who lives near a CC to consider taking in a younger relative and helping them get established. Even a year lets them find friends/jobs where 2 or 3 of them can get together and find a apt/house if they want or you can't support a 2 or 4 year program.
So, yep. "Gangsters" confirmed.
Most regular people don't try to cover up sexual harassment.
My Tesla model 3 has it, but like so much else new advanced tech it isn't yet as good as the human thing it was replacing. But it is less work.
it's like the math equivalent of being fielded softball questions
Ask HN: What is your failed “big rewrite” horror story?
Inspired by: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27932036

Curious what your failed big rewrite[1] horror stories are? You know, when someone bravely declares they can and should rewrite a project from scratch, but it doesn’t end well?

1 - https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-never-do-part-i/
The Murder of James Bulger
The first major step towards making Church civilized was probably the Great Revolution. But it required many, many more sacrifices over the next few centuries.
Humans design products with a variety of design elements to meet different circumstances.

Look at cars for example. Tell an ML model to "make a car that can drive over rocks" and it will give you a rock crawler with the motor in a location where it won't be easy to fix. Tell the ML model to "make a car that is easy to fix" and it will make a car that is probably unreliable. Tell it to make a car that is reliable and easy to fix you will get a car with no motor at all.

I'm not saying it's impossible, because it obviously is possible. I just think your 20 year time-frame is hopelessly optimistic. What good is an ML model that takes 10 weeks to setup that solves a problem that only takes 2 weeks to solve without ML?
Perhaps it would be more useful if WSJ told us how they made "dozens of automated accounts". Everyone should be doing this. Why not. We could all be "investigating". Think of what we might learn. Automation is the future. Everyone should be learning it.
Presumably for SHA256 you only need to hash ~256 bits; what's anyone gonna do, try all possible combinations to find a collision?
>There's no environment in space

So that explains how the ship was towed "beyond the environment" in the classic "Front fell off" sketch. They just took it to space.

[Interviewer:] So what do you do to protect the environment in cases like this?

[Senator Collins:] Well, the ship was towed outside the environment.

[Interviewer:] Into another environment….

[Senator Collins:] No, no, no. it’s been towed beyond the environment, it’s not in the environment

[Interviewer:] Yeah, but from one environment to another environment.

[Senator Collins:] No, it’s beyond the environment, it’s not in an environment. It has been towed beyond the environment.

[Interviewer:] Well, what’s out there?

[Senator Collins:] Nothing’s out there…

...
Thanks! I hadn't seen that before.
Politicians in Washington are transistors with high beta.
> I believe political dynamics in CA wouldn't allow for this to be constructed

I believe california has a similar program (or did at some time since Bakke), specifically for UC (the "higher tier" university system, versus cal state system)
I took the article as pointing out that they specifically do not charge AWS for data transfer to CloudFlare and yet AWS charges full-price for bandwidth while other clouds do not. That's not a shoddy hit-piece, it's exposing some predatory business practices. Of course it'll benefit CloudFlare, but that doesn't mean it's a disingenuous article.
There are similar writings on women and children and animals, all now ignored. You don’t get a multi-millennia institution out of static principles.
You went to MIT so fairly predictive I think, as you just said it was the densest region of talent you’ve ever seen.

If you saw my resume you’d understand how hopeless it is for people like me. It’s depressing.
All valid points. It's a Devil's Bargain, the Cerberus of the transportation electrification movement, a necessary evil driven by obsession and existing on the spectrum. Tesla's success is what's driving future bans of fossil fuel vehicles [1], and forcing legacy automakers to accelerate their transition. I ain't mad, I'm just sad.

We've known for decades what fossil fuels were doing, so if this is what it takes, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. As an environmentalist, I don't want to be PC, I want to win (to have a functioning habitat & planet for my kids).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase-out_of_fossil_fuel_vehic...
IMO essay is easier games than the SAT. There is no guarantee on how much essay is actually written by the student compared to SAT, where it actually checks the ID. If anything, if I have the means I would have consultants work with my kid on choosing a topic, then heavily edited for impact while retaining the student’s writing style.
I did too. It specifically came up in interviews as a reason they brought me in.
I agree, but seemingly that hasn't mattered or helped much? Apple is a more valuable company in terms of market cap, and almost certainly a more 'loved' company in terms of mindshare.

Many people thought they'd be doomed without Jobs but they've seemingly been doing just fine still (ignoring many valid criticisms here, of course, but talking about the general population).

Which I really find fascinating. Aside from their arguably better stance on privacy, I don't really find there's much at all to love about Apple products beyond they look quite nice, generally. In fact I actively dislike a lot of the way they dumb down interfaces, but I acknowledge that's something the vast majority of users won't ever care about.

Is that really all there is to it? The consistency of aesthetic is enough to win? I've always found it to be an interesting question, why they continue to be so successful.
Actually, this has never happened.

Women voting rights was never doctrinal - no Catholic was bound to believe women should or should not be able to vote, it was just a popular opinion among the laity with room for disagreement.

"Freedom of thought" - the Catholic Church, was, is, and remains against certain types of thought. You can't be a Satanist for example. However, other types of thought are once again not doctrinal, so it is a matter of personal opinion again.

"Freedom of religion" - the Catholic Church once again does not put this in doctrine and has not edited doctrine, but once again there is a popular opinion that may change, but nobody is obligated to have an opinion on it.

The opinions of it's members are changing, but the doctrines (the things you must believe) remain unchanged, even when unpopular. The Church's ban on birth control is very unpopular among the laity but hasn't moved.
it's because 12^3 differs from 1729 by just 1, making the error very small when using series
I'm 39. Not sure what counts as old for you.
Was curious if anyone better was going to be proposed.

Now, if Carl Sagan inherited such money,or if he became director of NASA, would he do better than Musk? We won't know.

It struck me as typical socialist disdain for personal initiative/agency. Which rarely happens under fair circumstances and is always going to bear flaws of the person doing it. But there's no alternative.
When I read his book I got the distinct impression that he grooms anecdotes. That is, he will subtly manipulate a situation (or the recounting of it) in order to make a better story. His stories are highly entertaining as a result.
Biden administration sounds the alarm on the semiconductor crisis
Framing the issue as one "foreign" group "taking over" the school is interesting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_foreigner
Author wrote 2000 words out of all that google spat for 'why Elon is bad'. Clickbait, collectivist views for eyeballs.

Journalists have a tough time observing others build.
It’s not good enough to get into any top school, and top 2% is simply not good enough when it’s effectively the same as the top 20%.
Wow, I wonder what led to that design decision. Does that mean you have to take that into account when concatenating them?
That would be an amazing transformation from a dumpster.
Radar is only out for the Model 3 and only in North America.

So if you’re in Europe/Asia/Oceania or in the market for an S/X - you’re in luck!
That's a good thought - but worth considering that just because lines are fuzzy doesn't make them either 'arbitrary' or even 'subjective'.

That a materialist perspective gives us some nice hard rules for understanding certain things, it also by definition struggles to help us understand the nature of other things, i.e. 'most important bit' which is 'life' itself, so maybe we should be thinking about that problem a little bit differently. 'Emergence' seems to be a least one idea, among many.
You sure did. Peering isn’t free, or even cheap. Cloudflare are whining for special treatment for their bandwidth cartel, and AWS are large enough to tell them to get fucked.

The key is realising that Cloudflare have always been about disingenuously leveraging other people’s stuff, since they’re basically just a middleman.
Facebook want to be the curated internet.

I work with their ads and manage facebook pages all day. I have little faith in them to do what is right.
If you consume media or follow university rankings they exist only for prestige, whatever that is.
It’s not really bizarre at all. Parents and therefore students care about rankings, and it directly leads to enrollment, donations, and talent attraction. There might not be changes in overall rankings but individual college or program rankings do change substantially.

The administration will all profess a desire not to be so beholden but it’s part of the game so to speak, you have to play.

Source: current board member of a public university college
Apple did not have it's internal emails made public and discussed in court. I think the email we're discussing was part of the anti-trust investigation against Microsoft.
VR/AR is such a new paradigm for interacting with computers.

Not really. I tried Jaron Lainer's original VR rig back in the 1980s. The Autodesk system from the 1980s. The W Industries system ... the HTC Vibe. The Microsoft HoloLens. There's been progress, but usability really hasn't improved all that much.

You can shoot at people. That works fine. You can sort of use swords. Everything else, not so much. That's why Beat Saber is still the most successful VR game.

Some Autodesk people once thought that VR would make it easier to use CAD, because selection in 3D with a mouse is such a pain. Didn't work out, and 3D selection with a mouse got much better.

If anybody gets this right, it might be NVidia Omniverse. That's an attempt to do for 3D what shared text editors do for text documents.
> US is technically still at war with North Korea

No we are not. The constitution specifically says that only congress can declare war, and congress has made no such declaration.
it's not that complex. If you drag it to the notepad icon, it opens a new process. If you drag it over the icon and then over to one of the small window previews that pop up, it sends the file to that window
Motor proteins look alive:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-uuk4Pr2i8
We get the billionaires we deserve?
When standards applied to TechDirt also apply to Twitter, then the world will be in upheaval. Until then, it's just a way to dox malcontents unsatisfied with the regime.
That's really neat. In Canada it's probably some 200 bucks plus delivery :/

Where do you hunt these stuffs? Ebay?
The CEO of a healthcare operation has a saying: “org charts are how we administrate; relationships are how we operate.”

To the degree that a human communication limit between nodes, there will need to be a level of intermediation and interpretation that doesn’t go away.
The Catholics already answered the shellfish objection.

https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/the-bible-on...

You can disagree, but they aren't idiots, they've thought about things. They've had over 2,000 years to think about it. Homosexuality has been around since the Roman era and much earlier.
Yeah, I strongly considered that last time it happened. Eventually I was able to fix it by restarting a few processes related to the touchbar, and decided to leave well enough alone for fear of breaking something else. I think if it starts happening more frequently, I'll remap it.
How could thousands of satellites launched every year be a solution to bringing internet to the whole world? Do you have any idea how expensive Starlink will be? Whole villages won't be able to afford a single base station at current prices, and they are losing money today.
As mentioned below, this is also how the UCs are doing admissions. You can look at the data for yourself here: https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/admissions...
You'll find out that there's a ~5-10% acceptance rate per high school.
Yeah, but most of that (with explicit exceptions, which include rules sexual morality) was explicitly deemed to be Jewish ceremonial disciplines not applicable to Gentile Christians (and, by implication, other non-Jews). See, generally, Acts 15.

So while that works with some of the arguments people sometimes make from Leviticus, it doesn’t help with the rules on sexual morality.
As far as I can tell, it would be impossible to know if one existed. Perhaps plausible deniability is the KPI here?
Or 3rd party JS libraries. instead of https://code.jquery.com/, your admin 'accidentally' added https://code.jqeury.com/ which embeds a crypto miner
When the petro cartels hold on the energy market starts to loosen, lots of other pent up innovation in niches might come forth. Im looking forward to that very much.