skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you for bringing up GDL. I've been following its developments, and a really great resource is this site: https://geometricdeeplearning.com/

It contains links to the paper and lectures, and the keynote by M. Bronstein is illuminating and discusses the operations on graphs that lead to equivalence to other network topologies and designs: transformer equivalence, and more.

> Keynote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cxhvQK9ALQ

How are you learning/studying GDL? Would you like someone else to discuss/learn it with?
Is this a bank issue? If you were paying out of pocket it sounds like you could do what you want.
To be fair, The Magicians is magic college instead of magic grade school, but it's more common in literary magic systems for the child to discover magic after puberty, in which case magic high school might make more sense.

And are you really going to claim that the Olsens are normal?

When did Mickey Rooney start talking about how kids are treated in Hollywood? I'm surprised that at this point we have the ASPCA but no equivalent organization chaperoning kids on movie sets. Not only should this exist, but I think it should have an oversight board of former child actors. Foster, Barrymore and Feldman for instance would have a lot of hard questions to ask.
China also has more people than all of Europe.
This is what happened with CEO salaries after "transparency" laws were passed making them public.

Now, it's tough to say whether that can be extrapolated out to knowledge workers, but it is a useful datapoint non-the-less.
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Your memory isn’t good, but there is a constant stream of misinformation regarding this so I don’t blame you.

The issue was referred to as batterygate for a reason - it was entirely to do with battery condition.
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"What of those do you consider toxic?"

None of these traits are toxic in general, but due to group dynamics they often lead to toxic behavior. When guys want to show how masculine they are (and I think most are not conscious of this), they start doing stupid things. Bullying and disrespectful behavior, dangerous driving, not letting others contribute, not admitting errors, etc. That's why a culture that rewards "masculine" behavior is bad for collaboration.
Why is kernel 5.14 an issue?
I like reader mode but lately I'll send an article to pocket (which cleans it up a lot) then I print it to a pdf which is saved in a folder in Dropbox and which is synched with my Kobo Elipsa, and with the Elipsa I can mark the articles up with its stylus. (Writing this out makes it sound a bit complicated which I guess it is.)
I am also a happy customer of Harvest (https://getharvest.com/)
Measuring and comparing the sunk-cost bias in autistic and neurotypical persons
It isn't done out of malice. People simply copy paste whatever is in their browser.

"m." subdomains are just a totally outdated concept and I wish they would disappear entirely. It is trivial for the web server to detect what device type, OS, screen size etc. the user is on and serve content accordingly.
From the spec: https://www.apple.com/child-safety/pdf/CSAM_Detection_Techni...
"a bunch" is actually 2. What looks like a second nay vote is actually a rebuttal to the first. It seems most people just skipped the voting and went straight to the discussion.
Can anyone link to a video of the influencer displaying the symptoms? Im curious to see the source
Ok great, thanks :)
The Cotton Tote Crisis
Turing - OpenSource Semantic Navigation, Chatbot using many NLP Vendors
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Whoa, how'd you find the password?
Nah its just the payment processors

Its only a matter of time before a service relying on a Metamask extension on a cheap Layer2 is extremely popular

This will be much much harder to police so its kinda of counterproductive to go after permissioned centralized services as it accelerates the inevitable
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Judge freezes UC Berkeley's student enrollment at 2020-21 levels
Of course there are more startups in places that are easier to start something.

However, anybody looking at things like Space industry or the battery industry and claims that there are no start ups is crazy. There are large numbers of start ups some that get 100s of millions or billions of investment to solve complex problems.

The amount of new space launchers is frankly absurd. There are not to few, but to objectively to many startups trying to do the same thing.
It isn’t that fringe. Look at healthcare, where the abysmal results delivered to Maori (see the below Hauora report) are looking likely to result in a radical change in funding and the establishment of The Maori Health Authority.

I work in health and am not Maori. Reading a little into health disparities was a ‘holy shit’ moment for me. We do very poorly.

https://waitangitribunal.govt.nz/news/report-on-stage-one-of...

https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/establishment-new-māori-...
I can't afford it. :(
Does anyone think this was a failed pivot from the p0rn and the backlash was so great that they backpedaled?

It actually reminds me of Ebay. Ebay became big with online auctions but as soon as they did they seemed to want to no longer be in the auction business. Instead they wanted to be in the online retail business. Maybe because there was more money per customer. Maybe because online retail was larger. Personally I always found Ebay's retail move to be weird and off-brand with a subpar user experience.

Something about this Onlyfans move just doesn't sit right. Like who were the banks or payment processors that supposedly forced this? I haven't seen anyone claim responsibility (officially or not).
Co-founded and CEO of Headspin arrested on charges of securities fraud
This needs to be more widely understood.

Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons don't just go door-to-door to spread their word. They know that the extreme majority of people they ring are going to just shut the door in their face. Leadership knows this, and it's a tool. After they get repeatedly rejected, church leadership can say "They don't love you, but WE do!" and it further solidifies their belief in their religion.

It's all about creating another "us vs them" scenario.
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In certain areas of operation, yes. Anyone found in that area is considered hostile. I have not seen anything that would imply that every male in the entire country is considered an enemy combatant.
Im sure the money was more than enough for him to feel compensated
He needs to sue his parents for getting such a shit deal for use of the photo, in the first place. I'll bet if, instead, they'd negotiated a penny for every copy of the album sold, he would be overjoyed that 'everyone in the world' had seen his chipolata.
> Why let them enforce the use of only certain ink refills? Surely that also is monopolistic behaviour?

Who has a monopoly? Anticompetitive behaviours are legal if you aren’t a monopoly—they’re what businesses call moats.
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This is looking like a failed mission from my perspective. If anything I think today people in general are more understanding and accepting of sex work and sex workers.

If anything Christianity is on the decline due to mass hypocrisy.
I wish my corporate training were this fun
As the sibling comment mentions, China already is the #1 renewable energy producer by wattage, and even by % they beat a lot of the west, including countries like France and the USA.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_renewable...

The reason China is seen as a big outlier offender in terms of energy production is that remainder of fossil fuel power is pretty much entirely coal.
The app allows you to search within the article. Normally apps are a hard sell, but it's genuinely good
The Fallacy of Benchmarking in Enterprise Software Startups
They're linking to the mobile version because they're entering the comment with a mobile phone that makes it far easier to copy the full URL and makes it, well, not difficult, but harder than with a full keyboard to edit out the subdomain.

If I'm on a desktop, have a moment, and see one that's particularly egregious, I often respond with a comment to the full version linking to the appropriate table of contents anchor.
Obsidian don't have encryption built-in, they do have the encryption via community plugin. But it is only partial (I believe per note), not the entire vault.
What I don't like about that concept is that it imposes restrictions on people in the tribe that I feel are unfair. If you want to share some of your Maori knowledge with a non-Maori how can you go about it? Do you need approval from 51% of all official members, or the board of directors or what?

I think that cultural heritage belongs to humanity as a whole, and even if it didn't then there would be plenty of people who would just take what they "inherit" from their ancestors and share it with the rest of the world.
Great question, by detecting and alerting the earliest ECG changes that are well-validated risk factors for sudden cardiac death, we can prevent these deaths and get the patient the care they need
As someone from here this news doesn't even bother me. I mean really not. On a scale of "nothing" to "serious" aspects of corruptions and everything else in this country I see this at "comfortable".

That is why whenever something seemingly Kafkaesque is mentioned from Western world my reaction ranges from more offensive "Weaklings!" to less offensive "Ah, first world problems!" :)

And that, maybe, tells the state and scale of things here. Been so for years, decades and it's getting worse every year.
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Liquid Web or Nexcess?
This is not actually what "Free market" theory predicts beyond a very simplistic Economics 101 understanding of it.
> I dont know a single person outside of the SV bubble who is buying 'mah free market!' argument so prevalent here.

No one i know outside of SV bubble has even thought about this issue at all. Most immediately say "isn't it good that apple protects people?" and gives it no more thought.

As much as businesses would love it, i think attacking apple is still a hard political sell.
Society/Government Enforcement as we have it structured now does not have a duty to prevent harm. It mostly acts as an enforcement/reaction arm to respond once harm has been done. In some ways the response acts as a deterrent to future by others being done, but the primary aim is to punish infringement of the structure put in place or to assist a citizen once harm has been done.

I'm not sure how this relates to the conversation about rights. To talk about the inclusion of Healthcare as a right for instance, no one would propose that the government prevent people from getting injured. Or to, while being injured, intervene and stop it. My understanding is that healthcare provided as a right would be healthcare provided in response to an injury a Citizen has experienced.
Looks like we responded to him in basically the same way at the same time. I had a check of his profile and he has a comment claiming that: "

hattmall 16 days ago | parent [–] | on: Big Tech are supposed to be the plumbers, not patr...

All evidence shows it to be the other way around, the vaccinated are far more dangerous to the unvaccinated than vice versa, it isn't even close. Leaky vaccines create more virulent and deadlier viruses in the unvaccinated.

"

Looks like he is just an antivaxxer spreading unscientific lies.
> The legal case also alleges that Nirvana had promised to cover Elden's genitals with a sticker, but the agreement was not upheld.

But erlier:

> Elden says his parents never signed a release authorising the use of his image on the album.

Umm... get your story straight?
Thanks! We'll merge those threads.
I’m actually not far from GaTech but not that it matters for an online program. I have 2 kids under 2 and I’m not sure now is the time for a masters.
>Law enforcement must manually review all suspected CSAM before seeking a warrant based on it.

Is this a legal statute or simply convention due to the ways things have historically worked (i.e. pre-hash matching at scale)? If warrants are granted based on probable cause, it seems easy to convince a judge that a hash match is sufficiently unlikely that it would exceed the threshold for probable cause. In the context of cryptographic hashes, this is accurate. But if law enforcement doesn't distinguish between cryptographic and perceptual hashes, then there is the real possibility for cases opened and warrants issued unjustifiably.

Sure, matching a hash isn't a crime and you will eventually be exonerated. But as they say, you can beat the rap but you can't beat the ride.
What would he sue them for?
Tiddlyroam: https://tiddlyroam.org/
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28300797, which was posted earlier and points to a slightly more substantive article.
How are you going to transmit transactions though?
Yeah, unfortunately, China has worse percapita emissions than a place like the UK, including effects of imports/exports, and it’s getting worse.
City or County denies occupancy certificate due to no electric connection and he's on the hook for all the mortgage, plus liable for the bank's losses because the house is un-sellable plus he has to find somewhere else to live until it is corrected.
All it needs is eco terrorists to fire Torpedos on oil rigs and coal ship or drone bomb gas pipelines. Carbon has a soft belly.
I'm hoping to find a way to make it profitable somehow. There must be something that I can sell to these millions of people who visit my site every day.

And I simply like the technical challenges it provides. I like optimizing and scaling systems and designing database schemas. I'm learning tons of stuff this way. If an opportunity provides itself to apply this knowledge I'll have it ready.

Pixeldrain as it's running right now could probably do 20 PB / month. But I have systems in mind which could take it to 100 PB / month at little additional cost.
Meaning in Life as “Fitting Fulfillment”
One thing is pretty sure - we need to overbuild solar and wind. The total annual energy consumption in the US is around 15 PWh. Notably, the per capita energy consumption has essentially remained flat for four decades now.

This energy consumption thus translates to an averaged power requirement of 4TW. Notably, while peaks are local, however nationally, extremes are not that higher than average. The average capacity factor is a third for renewables, so 12TW of nameplate renewable capacity is enough for the vast majority of the time - to power the entire nation's complete energy requirements through renewables.

Let's go with a 50-25-25 mix of solar-onshore-offshore wind. Thus solar nameplate needs to be 6TW, and both onshore and offshore wind needs to have 3TW nameplate capacity installed each. Solar PV generates 10W per square foot. That's 22,000 square miles. A lot of that can come from rooftop solar. Onshore wind turbines are 2.5MW each, which translates to 1.2 million turbines, while with the offshore turbine designs that this article shows - this is 200k turbines. The cost of such turbines (onshore+offshore) with installation would come to 9 trillion USD. Solar would cost a similar amount. Battery costs for storing 96TWh (a day's worth of energy consumption - averaged) would be 10 trillion dollars more.

Thus, building the nameplate capacity for the entire US to be powered by renewables is approximately 30 trillion dollars, where the GND price tag originated. However, all of these are at current solar/wind/storage prices. Each of those three is falling, and if the market becomes this big, economies of scale will drive costs down further.
On the one hand I love the spirit of this quote, but on the other, it's pretty solidly not a Twain quote: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2014/01/12/history-rhymes/
The laws in California are built on the idea that you can centrally plan a functioning society.

You can’t.

It’s frustrating that we have to KEEP learning this over and over and over.
Can't help but think of the lyrics to Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge on Seattle:

It's so relieving to know that you're leaving
As soon as you get paid
It's so relaxing to hear that you're asking
Whenever you get your way
It's so soothing to know that you'll sue me
Starting to sound the same
There already is a Chrome extension:

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mobile2desktop-wik...

I stopped using it a while ago because it wound up breaking something else, I don't remember what it was exactly though.

But honestly this is just something Wikipedia itself should handle -- if I'm logged in to Wikipedia, give me a setting to "always redirect mobile to desktop".

Wikipedia created the problem with the "m" subdomain, they ought to be the ones fixing it too.
Not really.

If the agreement was verbal, there would not be a signed release.
>"everything's fine; I like it here..." and then leave because "I'm ready for something new."

If we aren't taking people at face value I don't know why we should assume the second comment is the truth. "I'm ready for something new" sounds like the "It's not you, it's me" of reasons for leaving a company. It often doesn't benefit an employee to give a real reason they are leaving and many times those reasons have nothing to do with how their employer handled career progression.

For example, if a engineer works at a large company (i.e. one in which a single engineer or manager has no real power to push for organizational change) there is little reason to voice their opposition to the overall direction of the company during performance reviews. It also doesn't make sense for that person to burn bridges by unnecessarily criticizing that direction on the way out the door.
Do you also make an effort to include children from lower socio-economic backgrounds? That is a good way to contribute to a flatter society, that depends less upon "the privileged people I know to help me get a job".
It is a naked picture of a baby clearly used to provoke and advertise. I'm OK with naked baby photos being taken and kept by parents but I don't think it's OK to use a child's naked photo as one of the iconic commercial photos of a generation. I do not think it is child pornography but I think that it is a misuse of a baby's naked photo in a way that a parent should not be able to consent to on behalf of the child.
Huh? I was under the impression that, since 2020, solar is mandatory on new residential buildings under 3 stories in California. Is that not the case?

http://www.calsolarinc.com/solar-requirements-for-commercial...
And, of course, there was a time when the website did "link prominently to this repository" — back before July 2020, when "new source-code was usually measured and shown on the website within a few days."
Ask HN: Is there a “law/legal” bootcamp for developers?
"Ignorance of the law is no excuse”

How can you learn about law and legal to work confidently as a developer? Where do you learn what you need to do due diligence for your projects?

I'm not a lawyer, and it's hurting my confidence to create projects as a solo developer. With licenses, privacy policies, terms of service, managing user data, compliance, etc; the biggest roadblock to all my projects has been thinking about the legal aspects.

Most of the material online worsen my confidence when everything is wrapped around IANAL or "this is not legal advice."

Anecdotally, it seems that most projects with small teams don't even bother and just "deploy now, worry later", like copy pasting some privacy policy from a generator without reviewing it themselves.

If you're already established, it make sense to just have some dedicated in-house legal department but what about when you're starting out? A solution seems to have some dedicate lawyer you can consult, but I'm under the impression that unless you have some friend who's a lawyer, the hourly fees are already more than server costs, killing motivation to even bother bootstrapping innovative ideas.

Is there a way to learn how to do legal basics yourself besides going to law school for X years?
Trust your gut, op! Push up, not down.

Also let us know how things go
1. Only finds it if something in the line of "programming language and interactive shell with built-in file manager" for less, it indeed misses.

2. "(this) gas causes smartphones to temporarily deactivate" second result

3 "blog post ipv6 was supposed to replace MAC adresses" 3rd result

In some cases some slight change in the wording changes the ranking drastically. However, I am not sure "The old good google" would find these at all honestly.
The county itself is OK with that as long as I would have the power source permitted. It's the bank in my case.
I was at Yellowstone this last week. https://ridebeep.com/ had some shuttles there doing a pretty straight forward navigation on one straight road, they had human minders as well. The day I went to try them, it was mildly misting, just barely able to see it on the glass. They were not running the machines because they kept stopping because they saw the water drops as obstacles initially. The humans had made the call that it just wasn't an acceptable experience.
But finance is all but entirely necessary when the government both provides cheap loans and encourages currency debasement.

With inflation it's almost irresponsible to purchase a home outright when a conforming loan will essentially supercharge the growth rate of the home as an asset.

I originally paid extra on my mortgage. A few years later, and my mortgage (which wasn't even conforming) costs less than rent for a three bed apartment. I see now that there are better places to put the extra cash.

All of these programs are nudging strategies that don't really affect the wealthy in society. Meanwhile I pretty much have to get a loan for school and housing.
Are they the first big company to start adding insurance surcharges rather than attempting to make vaccination a requirement for employment?

Seems like it will be a fairly good motivation for anyone who hasn't decided outright that they will never get the vaccine. And it makes sense from a business perspective.

But I'm not sure this is a great precedent. I don't really want companies to have the ability to decide that certain employee health conditions (vaccinated vs unvaccinated, smoker vs non smoker, fit vs unfit) should affect the employee contribution to the insurance plan.
"Sticky Reader View" is an excellent idea!

Perhaps there is no need for both sticky and auto reader view settings. As soon as the user enabled auto reader view, you assume Sticky mode and enable auto reader view on any domains they subsequently visit (and render in reader mode successfully at least once?)
Asking for 30% or else, is kind of assholish. But quite reasonable for new job.
Well, GE's Halide-X in Rotterdam has 107-meter long blades, and this company's new one will have 118-meter long blades, so objects of similar scale do already exist.
A litigious one that jumps at any opportunity to take offense of there's a chance one can profit from it?
> Every healthy responsible person gets a flu shot every single fall

The implication of your phrasing here is that people who do not get a flu shot every single fall are irresponsible - which seems pretty silly to claim given that seasonal influenza does not pose a significant risk to a majority of the population, especially healthy children and adults.