skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree. Seeing this resume I wouldn't even ask HR to schedule an interview.

Actually I wouldn't schedule an interview if I needed the skills for six months. I would rather hire a freelance person because that would give me more control and flexibility. Even with the ability to let someone go within 2 weeks in the first 6 month of an employment in Germany.
"The cradle rocks above an abyss, and common sense tells us that our existence is but a brief crack of light between two eternities of darkness."
A chronological timeline has benefits but will look very dull compared to a timeline where Twitter can put in front of you stuff that's related to recent news but that was posted a while ago. The key is to push topics in front of you, not the latest thing that was said.
Eye opening that your vacuum cleaner or smart bulb wants you to directly embed your WiFi password for set up. Not to mention, usually the cheapest ones are subsidized by, at best sales of your data, and at worst espionage and security backdoors.
„Brave Search doesn’t censor“
DeepMind’s new AI tool helps resolve debate over ancient Athenian decrees
I've heard his JFK documentary is good too. /s
the same sandwiches as every other countries, just a different packaging color, what's the goal of the post?

ultra transformed btw, if you like cancer, eat them!
Or you can just use my HTTP native database: http://root.rupy.se

A complete JSON file database over HTTP in 200 lines of code.
And in particular in this conflict. Indian media has been going after Ukraine hard for racism based on some incidents at borders and has taken a lot of Russian propaganda at face value about Indians being held in cities as human shields. I think Indian media generally is very friendly to Modi and this has been to justify his stance. Somewhat related, this clip of an Indian host berating his Ukrainian guest is hilarious https://youtu.be/qK9mcp_hDxQ
And then a few years later armed Jews to kill Nazis after being denied sovereignty?

Ukraine definitely committed its share of war crimes in WWII. They killed untold numbers in a genocidal campaign to ethnically cleanse Poles.

Soviets raped. Americans raped. No one in WII has clean hands.

What matters most is matters today. A narrative of state-sponsored neo-nazis were used to justify the horrific invasion of Ukraine. It's a scapegoat and entertaining such a fantasy is dangerous for the people of Ukraine and the world.
Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20220310130027/https://www.econo...
Since I don't have any lawyers on hand, I'm not qualified to design a private system so I don't feel like making one up[1]. But since I remember how bank transfers work right now (hint: they go through the government), I can say people claiming they have some right now are wrong.

[1] for instance, I don't remember the legal status of mailing cash through USPS, but pretty sure it's different privacy-wise even though it's "the government"
Librewolf is a Firefox fork stripped out of all telemetry with additional privacy oriented default settings.
Reddit as well, though it seems to me Twitter tries harder to make itself hated to its power users. I reckon they've decided they've become so indispensable and irreplaceable they can do whatever they want to maximise profit.
Here's the big catch: MPEG-LA can't make any money with it.
If people were that reluctant to switch a feature on, it is not a feature people want.
That's right, the current origin system just isn't as granular as I'd like it to be. IE: it tells me I got X views from reddit, but if shared it in 3 subreddits, I don't know which ones were more effective.

Being able to share it with a single person and know if they actually opened it or not would be another use case.
Stop flagging my legitimate concern and questions about the scam that are Crypto/NFTs market

Are you guys CCP agents trying to censor the people against this scam?

You want the news but not the concerns? c'mon lol

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That's very sad, this should be banned
Why should people accept money created out of thin air and speculation?

Why let that kind of criminal money into the economy?

Now america amassed ton of stock (coinbase, paypal and the plethora of other services), who really owns crypto coins nowadays?

This stuff smells bad, and yes, it should be banned

Shame on anyone who participate into this giant, state organized crime against the economy

Poor people won't realize they became even poorer because someone's random NFT picturing a $5 pixel art picture from Fiver, is worth more than their house
I love this line so much. The best one.
Generally Ikea stores have a few shortcuts, but you usually have to pay attention to find them.
"As little bias as you can," huh.

https://emilkirkegaard.dk/en/2021/02/backstabber-brennan-kni...

He's a neoreactionary apologist and self-admitted scientific racist. Not...exactly a bastion of unbiased opinion.

(And that's without getting into the deeply problematic nature of the capital-R Rationalists' horrible abuse of Bayesian reasoning as a replacement for actual expertise or scientific inquiry. Assigning arbitrary likelihoods to your opinions about the world does not make you unbiased!)
Thanks, I hadn't thought of using Figma for this. That might be enough...
Arch Linux turned 20 years old today. It was released on 11/March/2002
it looks something like this

https://youtu.be/xn4hBelQLlI

I've seen videos where it's much larger scale restaurant. the chefs are basically just responsible for filling those bowls and they man multiple stations. there are also versions with a wok.
Both the Reuters as well as the HN title flip the actual statements of Meta.

Article specifically states that it differentiates between "Russians", and "Russian Military/Soldiers".

> "The Hate Speech policy continues to prohibit attacks on Russians," the email stated.
3-2-1 until anything that has ever been said in favor or RU and in criticism of the US will be framed as propaganda. Everything is propaganda. All art is propaganda (Orwell). But not all propaganda is false. Propaganda is telling you the truth 99% of the time and sprinkles in the strategic lies (Jacques Ellul[2]). In a hot war that "trust switch" is flipped and it's suddenly 50% lies, and nobody shall dare to question the "good" guys.

I'm absolutely against the Kremlin regime, but hope they get their asses handed by a thousand Bayraktars and tank-stealing farmers. But I wouldn't immediately throw under the rug all the horrors the US has inflicted on the world with it's foreign policy. And let's not forget that the main benefactor of this infowar is 100% "our good guys" who would only report news accurately and never have done differently (aehm Iraq war, Brexit, etc).

I know propagandists are ruling my thoughts already 2 weeks into the conflict, because I see myself cheering for as many dead Russian soldiers as possible, and a smile comes over face when I look at the horrors of war, as long as the propagandist shows me my heroes are winning, but totally forgetting that the RU "elite" soldiers[3] are often just kids & petty criminals who live on the streets.

I don't believe for a minute that the criticism that has been aimed at the West for all our previous wars is 100% unjustified. And painting Oliver Stone as peddling RU propaganda is just wrong when he has a history of sticking his finger into every wound and fragile ego of those in power.

[1] https://archive.org/details/AllArtIsPropagandaCriticalEssays

[2] https://archive.org/details/Propaganda_201512

[3] https://twitter.com/sergeenko_i/status/1500589120732676096
> What's your plan to get there from here?

Price in the externalities.
Would you have written the same if FB had allowed death calls for US citizens in the 2000s?
>> Everything related to compensation becomes much less confusing once you accept that hiring is a market. Like any market, supply and demand drives the prices. Nothing else matters much.

This is not about new hires but existing employees. There is not market or rather a less flexible one. People are reluctant to leave for a number of reasons.

>> On the other hand, if most of the employees shrug it off then maybe they made the right call for the business.

But not because of market reasons.
The image was acceptable for me. What do you want for 15kb? I'd expect a higher quality for click to expand, but this is acceptable to me alongside text content.
I thought I was the only one who started adding "Reddit" to some of my searches when I'm trying to do some research and learn about products.
Yes with a Saab engine, while my college days Saab 96 had a Ford V4 engine.
Yeah a worker led economic theory vs a racist ideology. Your argument boils down to this: if any country based on a particular ideology did many horrible things, then that ideology should be rejected.

please go ahead and defend your capitalistic gov that exterminated people in vietnam, hired nazis, bombed black neighborhoods, destabilized and created brutal dictatorships in latin america, bombs kids in yemen, enables apartheid..and once you're done digesting that think about the. slave. trade.
By "fall" I don't think they meant financially. Just in relevance.
I may agree only in small part, just because I know Russian a lot more than then the rest of the world.

For example, Alexander Prokoudine[0,1], author LibreArt/LibreGraphicsWorld[1] magazine (and contributor to GIMP and other FLOSS projetcs), even it looks like supporting Ukraine, internally for Russian speaking Linux-users auditory he joked about Crimea (Ukraine's sovereign territory occupied by Russia since February 20, 2014) that “[Russian] should give it back to [Arnold] Schwarzenegger:)” in 2015.[2]

Russian in whole should respond to do nothing to prevent actual war in last 8 years.

Even more, all Russian has 22 years to stop Putin.

No Russian should escape Russia and its sanctions — instead they all should fight with own Russian gov, as hard, as Ukrainian did it at Revolution of Dignity[3] in Ukraine, just before Russia started Russo-Ukrainian War[4] since February 20, 2014.

[0] https://twitter.com/

[1] https://twitter.com/lgworld

[2] https://twitter.com/app4soft/status/1500394792290766849

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolution_of_Dignity

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russo-Ukrainian_War
Full description: The owner of Facebook and Instagram will allow users in some countries to call for violence against Vladimir Putin and Russian soldiers.
So those that spread hate against Russians can now just say they are calling for violence against the Russian government. It's a cop out.
I see your point and it's interesting to think why that is so. When I test the implementation I am basically writing tests for myself to help convince myself that the code is doing what I think it does. Whereas testing the public interface helps other people in the same manner.

Note it is possible that a test of a private method might fail yet all public methods calling it would still work correctly according to their "spec".
Actually, it's quite normal in highly unequal societies, and has been documented time and time again throughout history, as has the cycle of wealth redistribution. Nobody has managed to stop the inevitable march to redistribution, although they have managed to mitigate the late-stage violent period in some cases, and even avoid violent revolution.
Wondering when this comeuppance arrives for Motley Fool, and their ambitious claims and mathemagical claims of returns on their clickbait ads
Nobody truly knows, but as an outsider what's really infuriating for me is the tunnel-visioned nature of ML/DL research and investments. Especially money-wise, practically no other techniques are getting even 1% of the funding so it seems that ML/DL is some sort of a local maxima that we can't seem to crawl out of.

IMO the path to a better AI very likely is tightly bound to ML/DL but to me it's obvious that they by themselves are not it. It's very likely a combination of techniques, ML/DL included.
You wouldn’t advertise it as fly larvae.

People in the West already enthusiastically eat many things that would make them seriously unhappy if they had to think about the origins.
I don't support Russia at all and condemn the invasion, but I am critical of those that blindly trust current media as we have seen such narratives around other wars.

You can only speculate about the motivation about coinbase. They might be forced to comply with sanctions or face strict regulation.
it's really not. in fact there are specific terms to differentiate them

cost of living is your total live cost including inflation.
cost of labor is cost to hire replacement in the overall labor market.

most companies pay in each market based on cost of labor
I feel it for Meta, this is a really hard problem. Why is it allowed only in certain neighbouring countries and not all? Why now? Why make exception in this conflict and not the others?

I think it is hard to accept that company in US makes these decisions for all vs local news papers or governments etc. like it used to be.
After my experiments, I came to the conclusion, that for raster images, this is a good combination of srcsets and fallbacks to provide best image quality:

<!-- wrapper element -->
<picture>

<!-- avif srcset: 1x, 2x, 3x as auto select higher quality images for higher screen resolutions -->
<source srcset="/img/articles/iphone-3566282_235.avif 1x, /img/articles/iphone-3566282_235@2x.avif 2x, /img/articles/iphone-3566282_235@3x.avif 3x" type="image/avif">

<!-- webp srcset -->
<source srcset="/img/articles/iphone-3566282_235.webp 1x, /img/articles/iphone-3566282_235@2x.webp 2x, /img/articles/iphone-3566282_235@3x.webp 3x" type="image/webp">

<!-- jpeg also as srcset to provide screen resolution based images -->
<source srcset="/img/articles/iphone-3566282_235.jpg 1x, /img/articles/iphone-3566282_235@2x.jpg 2x, /img/articles/iphone-3566282_235@3x.jpg 3x" type="image/jpeg">

<!-- fallback image with loading=lazy, to load images only when visible -->
<img src="/img/articles/iphone-3566282_235.jpg" alt="Access and recover files from an iPhone on Linux" title="Access and recover files from an iPhone on Linux" loading="lazy" class="size-235 raster ext-jpg" width="235" height="129">

</picture>

Using this on https://pilabor.com/
Simple kanban board. Todo, Doing, Done.
We recently updated IKEA.com to serve AVIFs to browsers that support them where they are smaller for the same level of perceptual quality. Even without Safari support we saw an overall drop in image bandwidth of 21.4% which, considering the amount of traffic we get, is a major chunk of cash saved.
> Importantly, the POSE program is not intended to fund the development of open-source research products, including tools and artifacts

So it's not really dealing with the root problem is it? As they say, you (don't) get what you (don't) pay for.

> the program aims to fund new managing organizations that catalyze community-driven development and growth of the subject OSEs

So it's putting money in the pockets of people who won't actually do any work themselves but will try to get other people to work for free. But who are these workers who are somehow expected to work without pay? Let's see...

> The expected outcomes of the POSE program are (1) to grow the community of researchers who develop and contribute to OSE efforts, and (2) to enable pathways for the development of collaborative OSEs that could lead to new technology products or services that have broad societal impacts.

Of course! Try to get overworked and underpaid grad students and postdocs to do more software development without compensation, hopefully enabling companies (and possibly universities) to make a lot of money by commercializing that unpaid labor. After all, we're already largely paying these suckers in "publications", pipe dreams, and parchments - rather than actual dollars - but we can squeeze more out of them.

This seems to be the kind of magical thinking that views open source as a way to magically get high quality work done without hiring or paying anyone to do it. Though the strategy of exploiting the already exploited/vulnerable is innovative, I must admit.
Even if you condemn the Russian invasion, this is good advertising in regard to the statements from DDG.
I run my blog on a Raspberry Pi
Growing numbers of firms pull back from Russia
One of the defining aspect of this conflict is how fast any modern liberal foundational value can fall apart, with no one batting an eye, once there is enough "justification" for it.
That’s a big hammer

There is low data mode and per app opt-in/out
I don't know about the election illegitimacy claims and I doubt the bioweapons claims are anything but propaganda, but the Azov Battalion and other groups like the Aidar Battalion definitely have neo-nazi leadership and likely have intent to ethnically cleanse the east of Russians.

Andriy Biletsky, one of the founding members of the Azov Battalion described his political mission to "be the leader of the white races against a world of jew lead subhumans". They openly use Nazi symbolism, distribute neo-nazi propaganda magazines, and provide terrorist training to foreign neo-nazi groups. The Ukrainian government's response to this was to legitimize them, give them arms production plants, incorporate them into the military and even give them policing permits.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/13/ukraine-far-ri...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-28329329

https://www.timesofisrael.com/brazilian-neo-nazis-recruited-...

https://www.thenation.com/article/politics/neo-nazis-far-rig...

https://www.vice.com/en/article/3ab7dw/azov-battalion-ukrain...

https://web.archive.org/web/20150709162323/http://ngu.gov.ua...

They claim the group has 'depoliticized', although the neo-nazi leadership, distribution of neo-nazi propaganda, use of nazi symbolism and ethic hate related crimes have not ceased.
This is pretty incredible. An entirely different level than the old and trusty breadboards! Love how the components just snap magnetically and load the best-matching software to support them. Looks super promising!
GANs are getting creepier by the day.
In a short time i'll release exactly that, postgrest semantics backed by sqlite :)
The author presumes that a CBDC has to be account-based and privacy-invasive. As pointed out in this other posting [1] that was made today, that is not the only option.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30625163
Stalinisation? what do you mean the economist?

More like the Russianisation of Russia

They just don't want to join the western block lead by the USA and its USD, they don't want to loose their sovereignty

They are being Stalinisationed by the west yes, is that what they want? i don't think so, since they wanted to form an EU/ASIA alliance instead

It reminds me of what happened in the Middle East, different story and actors, but same western propaganda

Musk with its state contracts is a successful "billionaire"

Random billionaire from russia is an "oligarch"
Cool idea :)

1. They generate a low-resolution position map using NeRF => Good camera and 3D control

2. They then upsample that with StyleGAN2 => Good features in the final 2D image.

So in effect, this is a StyleGAN2 network where the latent space has the 3D-related components split off into a different generator network.
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If I cast the slide ruler over these numbers it suggests the period of time is decreasing, while the returns for said period are increasing. Thus the next values in the series are as follows;

Full year 2022 +33%, H1 2023 +42%, Q3 2023 +51%, August 2023 +60%, first 10 days of Sep 2023 +69%
It's more like... Apple doesn't really have much reason to open up their technology here to third parties and it doesn't make sense to, either. It's not whether or not other people can design applications for something like a gigantic mesh network other than Apple, just that in order for such a thing to be useful it has to be opt out, which means that the application would have to be developed in conjunction with Apple or by Apple.

If you allow third party applications utilize the tech but require an opt-in, it's effectively useless. If you allow third party applications to do so without an opt-in, it's dangerous.
Looks good. But how will it perform over the years to come?
The oligarchy wasn't that important anymore, Putin silenced those oligarchs that opposed him and made the others allies. Now those ultra-rich and very powerful allies are loosing that power and money due to that alliance and Putin's actions.

The big question is, what are the other powers to be thinking, the armed forces and the intelligence community? And what's gonna happen of one of those groups decides that Putin is more of a hindrance than a benefit? Or even a risk to their interests?
I don't think I've ever clicked on a Kotaku article and actually read it. I don't think I've breifly scanned one either. Today I have. And by god, this website is absolutely horrible. (I'm on mobile, fwiw).
And its friend, the Choco-Banana Shake Hang:

http://web.archive.org/web/19991006144116/http://support.mic...
My Lenovo X1 Carbon gen 9 has a 14" screen with a resolution of 3840x2400 (16:10 ratio). This comes to 323.45 PPI, way, way beyond retina. In fact it's more 'retina' than any of my Apple gear.
? Talk to someone who actually worked on the census. These are fudge numbers used for differential privacy for low-count categories in a census block. The counts at district and state levels are and must be accurate; individual blocks are fudged.
You can't have security without privacy.
No it's a clarifying statement. I believe they're arguing that creativity is not depleted as a matter of biological inevitability - like decreasing skin elasticity - but rather that older people tend to develop a mindset which doesn't correlate well with creative thought.

Those are very different causes with very different implications.
Airline incident involving an incorrect measuring of passenger weight (2020)
Sorry, that phrase was meant to be "I think that the point of exercise is not just "burning calories"".

To lose weight you need (roughly speaking, I know it is not only about that) two things: reduce the amount of energy that you intake, and increase the amount of energy that you consume.

The traditional wisdom is you have to exercise because while doing that you consume more energy, but it is not only that. When you regularly exercise you also tend to eat less (- intake), process the food differently (- intake), speed up your metabolism out of the physical activity (+ consume)
I think the artifacts from JPEG and other algorithms are distracting enough that I don't get to consider whether the image is portraying a fast moving vehicle or not. The nitpick you are making is a luxury because you aren't being distracted by the blocky hallucinations of 1992.
It might not be able to even boot an OS if the CPU is getting cooked, so this might be the only way you know something is cuckoo.
Counts are accurate at the district and state level. Differential privacy has no impact on elections.
It's not even necessary to emphasize on user freedom. The safety aspect is more important to emphasize. Unencrypted or weakly encrypted communication is a severe threat to every (even very lawful and perfectly conventional) user safety and even national security. Limiting encryption is a gravely mistake for any nation in the modern word context. Only incompetent or malevolent policymakers can lobby it. Sure, universal right for strong encryption has its downsides but the opposite is not possible to afford anymore.
I think there is a viable Scott encoding in the UCC with a single stack by utilising order of values on the stack. C'_i would then be a series of i - 1 `drop`s followed by N - i `nip`s and an `apply` (where `nip` is `swap drop`).

`quote_n` was already defined in the previous post (the one on UCC) which is enough to define Scott encoding on a single stack using an analogous method as the UMCC post.

I came to this post looking for a typing system for a concatenative language and I'm really looking forward to Scott explaining it.