skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>And yet here you are, engaging in one of them.

Pointing out the futility of a conversation is different than engaging in it.

>I echo the parents request of a deep meditation on why you are feeling this way.

Please highlight where, in this thread, I've stated my own feelings about Elon Musk.
Burned Bodies Found at Site of Alleged War Crime
This alone does not mean it’s not beholden to governments.
I've realized by now that Tencent (or another chinese movie investment company) being a co-producer/investor in a "western" movie production is a pretty strong predictor of the movie being a medium-to-high budget mess with a very strange script.

'Moonfall' being the most recent example.
My purpose is focusing on my spiritual path.
1)meditation
2)spiritual reading
3)spiritual practices: mantras and the like
I don't do this for any "reward" but for its own sake.
I acknowledge that my "eventual" goal is the return to God. That concept assumes reincarnation.
I can't think of any other activity I can "take with me." I do it for the love of it.
the framebuffer had a recursive rasterizer which followed a hilbert curve through memory, the thinking being that you bottom out the recursion instead performing triangle clipping, which was really expensive for the hardware at the time.

The problem was that when you take some polygons which come close to W=0 after perspective correction, their unclipped coordinates get humongous and you run out of interpolator precision. So, imagine you draw one polygon for the sky, another for the ground, and the damn things Z-fight each other!

SGI even came out with an extension to "hint" to the driver whether you want fast or accurate clipping on Octane. When set to fast, it was fast and wrong. When set to accurate, we did it on the CPU [1]

1 - https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL/extensions/SGIX/SGIX...
I did a cursory search, and there's certainly "What I tried to do was give people a future that is the world of the Reagan ’80s carried five steps forward and the volume turned up 20 clicks" in an article[1] from 1994.

[1]: https://ew.com/article/1994/08/26/william-gibson-first-man-c...
You can potentially solve this more narrowly with hoist-pattern[1] so you’ll still benefit from the stricter structure overall. Or possibly even overrides[2] depending on the issue.

1: https://pnpm.io/npmrc#hoist-pattern

2: https://pnpm.io/package_json#pnpmoverrides
> And if I compromise a system that possesses one of those JWTs, I can copy it elsewhere and have access to all the resources that JWT grants me access to. You're not tying it to a specific device, and you're not providing a mechanism to verify the device state when making the access decision.

What commonly used authentication method doesn't have this exact same issue? Storing the U/P (which is terrible for other reasons) has the same issue. Using sessions has the same issue. Using API keys has the same issue. What auth method are you using that is somehow tied to the device that can't be trivially spoofed?
From https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/unreal-engine-5-0-re...:

"Lumen implements efficient Software Ray Tracing, allowing for global illumination and reflections to run on a wide range of video cards, while supporting Hardware Ray Tracing for high-end visuals."
> You can house, at most, the number of people you build homes for. The more homes you build, the more people can afford to live in your city.

One problem is some people owning multiple homes and blocking them from long-term use by making those buildings short-term/vacation rentals. This is where regulation makes sense to me, and one of the many purposes a central government can serve. This is assuming a government (of people) that cares about the well-being of all inhabitants.
You are right, I should have said to manipulate /usr/loca/ you need to be root.
This is not tax evasion.
On many natural language tasks there can be significant overlap, making it difficult to judge performance.
That's why I like more complex code generation tasks such the dataset we used for AlphaCode.
Some good products too.
Thank you. Indeed, I have The Dragon Book and I think it's a great resource! But it does leave me with the feeling that I'm learning about a practical byproduct of a whole other field of study. In other words, I feel like I've seen just one useful tip of an iceberg that might have other really interesting things in it.

In yet other words: I don't know what I don't know about grammar.
Screwing over the international community, as is tradition within Apple.
Because I checked the temperature on social media, and noticed people with similar politics to mine mock him a lot.
> what advantages Pharo has that make it useful in a professional setting.

Pretty much, the ultimate quick-and-dirty prototyping engine, especially for GUI projects. In the sense that you're prototyping largely from scratch, not cobbling myriads of huge libs. So, ball of mud. Not brick wall.
I was recently evaluating a few of these to display large number of items (tabulator, aggrid, custom solution using react-virtualized etc)

Unfortunately if you are planning to use tabulator (in an enterprise environment for example), I would advice against it for a few reasons:

- No tests (atleast I did not find them when I looked into it)

- I dont normally critique the codebase but I found it to be a bit unorganized and that did not inspire confidence. Basically I found it be non DRY. However I found it easy to understand and make changes

- Being developed by one person and I found little support and response when I raised issues and PR
Asleep? SEC has been screwing small investors for as long as it’s been around.

Screw the SEC, just another in a long list of government agencies that shouldn’t exist.
Man that uncanny valley keeps getting uncannier. I wonder why not PC.
Kanye 2024. :)

Seriously though this is my point. Kanye is absurd. A fool you might say. Like Trump and Bernie. Yet if you live in an upside down world, you might say some obvious truth, and it will further make you like a fool.

I like that back in 04 he was talking about the way blacks are treated in America, before all the woke fools decided it was popular.

And Beyonces video was better than Taylor’s.

The funny part to me is you actually think your vote for Joe means something.
I want to specify only those deps that I use directly. Imagine a `foobar` package, that has `babel` peer dependency because it does some transpiling or whatever.
For me as a user of `foobar`, that Babel requirement could have been regular dependency instead of peer. I don't care, I don't use Babel.
In another words - if a package manager has all the information necessary to install all dependencies, why should I add another, redundant information to my package.json?
Indeed I do. Good point!
The word we're searching for here is "divisive"
RTX provides hardware primitives from which one could build portions of a global illumination solution. Lumen is such a full-featured, turn-key solution which I believe can run in "software" (as in not using dedicated ray tracing hardware functions) or can take advantage of hardware raytracing, including RTX, for some portion of its calculations.
Better source (more technical details, less doomsaying): https://sensorstechforum.com/cve-2022-22675-kernel-privilege...
Germany does need energy, and I actually give German leadership the benefit of the doubt, that they sincerely believed rapproachment with Russia was possible and Nord Stream 2 was a good faith endeavor. Sadly Russia ruined that impression, it required no work on the part of the United States to do so.
I feel like you haven't read a single word I've written. Please reread my original comment.

Imagine two usb-to-serial adapters. Now, imagine connecting them to different PCs. Now connect a serial cable between those two adapters.

That is what I'm describing.

Only the usb-to-serial-adapters are actually inside the cable.

No USB host is talking directly to another USB host. No USB host is "powering" another USB host etc. Your comments are not relevant to the scenario described.
They also say that the technology is here right now to decrease co2 emissions significantly.

Here in Italy ENEL (the major electricity provider) proposed a huge investment in renewables that could decrease the cost of electricity by 40%, create 80.000 jobs, just by authorising renewable projects which are already proposed and waiting authorization. This would increase the percentage of renewable energy to 70%.

This is not impossible at all.
What ideology is that? Musk has hinted that he views Twitter as a public forum and should be moderated as such.

Until now, I think Twitter's not-so-slight political lean has been viewed as detrimental to the company (and public discourse).

I hope the people who work at Twitter and think it is OK to bring your politics to work go elsewhere. We would all benefit from platform where telling jokes that offend only the wokest doesn't get you banned and silenced.
I mean, it’s also a bug with Resque? Resque predates the introduction of the new command in Redis and hasn’t really been maintained since. “My software is as buggy as 10 year old software unless you pay” seems pretty sketchy to me!
It is, it keeps almost not being, But the government is slow. However people smoke weed EVERYWHERE here. I smell marijuana every time I go outside almost. It is decriminalized so the police dont care at all unless you are literally selling it to kids on the street.
Fortnite has been using UE5 for a few months now.

Although I’m sure there could be a better display of the technology.
This reminds me of an idea I wanted to submit to the systemd team (or wherever it would be more appropriate) to have a Linux service report on the current power usage of the OS and maybe even translate it into currency-per-hour to show people how much they were spending over time with the aim of reducing power wastage. Seems like it would be more relevant than ever given the global situation around energy these days.
The question I'm asking, that you keep dodging, is: what is the reason for putting more importance on someone's attitude rather than the 2 million cars they've sold and the rocket ships they've invented?

You hint that Elon Musk treats other people badly. Has he raped anyone? Murdered anyone? Waged any wars? Are there abuse allegations? No, he's a troll on twitter.
I don't think this counts as "done something about it." At least not yet.
Speaking of controlled narratives, I'd like to see the source code to their bots so that this experiment can be reproduced.

I'm not saying that they didn't just make up the article, but how do we know?

How do we know their bots didn't have bugs in them that pushed the results in favor of the tone of the article?
> Elon Musk is kind of obnoxious. He lies (or "exaggerates"). But what Tesla has done is insane. It's happened so quickly, and that's leaving aside the rockets. The hard evidence that we can build new things, that we can progress and build a future that's better than the present is so important. If it takes a flawed man to show us that, I'll take it.

Or in other words, the end justifies the means?

Not all of us share that philosphy.
~10x? Or were there a lot of splits my numbers aren’t showing?
Interesting to see the confirmation - Horizontal alignment (symmetry) is best for most animals because they really need to echolocate on the horizontal plane. For the few that don't, some have adapted!
Sounds like a job for the legal system, not yet another secret kangaroo court run by people with a very narrow ideological bent.
Yeah we're gathering a lot of data on the career process!
Depends on the motivation and how much of ChromeOS one wants to implement.

https://twitter.com/awesomekling/status/1508953394836353024
I hear you loud and clear! This is the type of information I think everyone should have in their fire safe. The PDF reporting feature I'm working is great for the print it and put it in the fire safe use case. I've also come to learn that many others are interested in spreadsheet exports, too. This is a use case I want to not only support, but also encourage.

I can provide sqlite exports of your data via a support request at any time, additional export options are a priority for my next release cycle. If you want to shoot me an email at daniel@fanara.co, I'd be happy to reach out and let you know when these features go live!
My purpose is focusing on my spiritual path.
1)meditation
2)spiritual reading
3)spiritual practices: mantras and the like
I don't do this for any "reward" but for its own sake.
I acknowledge that my "eventual" goal is the return to God. That concept assumes reincarnation.
I can't think of any other activity I can "take with me." I do it for the love of it.
This is an emphasis on the world of the soul rather than the personality.
Ok, can we finally get dual boot macOS/iPadOS on every M1 iPad now please?
It'll immediately make the iPad one of the best laptops out there.
The good news is that it is only this weird stuff that makes the news. My experience at Google has been that the vast majority of it is just a workplace. Same stuff from middle management. Same cycles of performance review. Same desks. There isn't any large amount of wackiness on a day to day basis. People are grumpy and complain about Google products internally all the time. I don't observe a forced smile or kool-aid.

The pay is good. You can take advantage of facilities and benefits if you want, but many people don't.
> An american doctor will never, for example, say “Hey maybe your chair is too low compared to your desk and you’re putting too much pressure on your wrist” or suggest a series of stretching exercises to do 3x/day for a few weeks until the discomfort goes away.

A (good) chiropractor will do the first, and a physical therapist will do the second.

You're right about regular MDs though.
I see this move as an opportunity to gatekeep politicians on his platform in exchange for favorable treatment.
Thanks for that. While I don't advertise my age I'm pretty sure the employment gap in my resume is putting them off and I'm getting a lot of the same response as you mentioned. But even before then it was getting harder to find a job and, after being told no thanks from one company where I, my recruiter, and their internal recruiter thought I for sure had it in the bag after multiple interview rounds I just figured it was a clear signal I had to find a different way - just not sure what that is yet and if it's even worth bothering with interviewing.
Energy is a shorthand for L2 norm (in a probabilistic sense). This similar to the definition of the energy of a signal in signal processing. 'Information content' is an alternative for 'energy' here, but it can be mistaken for entropy.
but then I still have to use some kind of package manager to manage multiple language runtime versions and brew/apt/dnf are all woefully inadequate
> It's not because "they don't care about EVs or rockets," it's something deeper and uglier.

Then stop hand waving with poor analogies and just say what it is then.
Databricks announces new ETL framework “Delta Live Tables”
Basically he's got a lot of money. People will attack him no matter what he does, in an effort to redistribute his wealth. It's game theory, there are no billionaires who are liked.
I immediately responded with "never". It's always been "never". Honestly, I don't know how the climate scientists keep publishing their reports year after year with full knowledge that it won't be acted on.
I am currently working with a hardware start-up, that happens to have "some monies" in the bank to deliver what we need. And if I was asked to describe how the culture inside the company feels, I would say "like the early days of NeXT." There's money here to do what we want, there's technically smart guys in the room, nothing is off the table in terms of what we're willing to try, we have a vision of what we want to build, nobody is being an architecture astronaut, all of us have shipped product before and know what it takes.

Where I am going with all this is that what we're trying to build, the consumer grade hardware to run it won't exist for two more years so we're having to use really beefy workstations in our day-to-day work. Not quite PARC level of built-from-scratch customization, but not exactly cheap consumer grade desktops either.
The GTP client that touches Pharo is done in Erlang.
I am not convinced. It still mean people will have blood on their hands when they knowingly are providing the funds for a war. It is a very dangerous bet to hope that the Russians won't have enough time to use the money, that peace will arrive before that funds reaches the military operations. People should aim to end the war before this summer, but what if it doesn't happen? That gas, oil and coal are means for missiles and hired mercenaries. How happy should German citizen be if journalists later traces the money from a fossil fuel transaction to weapons used in a war crime where citizens were tortured and killed?

In the short term we are seeing employees at European harbors and other places being put to the moral dilemma of either refusing to work or continuing working with Russian transports, knowing that they are working directly with the economic side of the Russian military branch. Many do not want to have to look in the mirror in a few months, knowing what they did, knowing what they knew, feeling like they have blood on their hands. Saving jobs and saving the economy is a poor comfort when on the news they see ordinary citizens laying on the street with a bullet in the head.

Every nation hope that wars will end in just a few days, weeks or months. Blitzkrieg. It will be over by the weekend. The Russian thought so when they entered Ukraine and they were wrong. It a nice aim to hope that the war will be long gone before the summer, but realistic there is a high risk that it won't. The assumption when funding war should be that the war isn't going to end.
I still power up my amigas and Indigo2 10k Max Impact occasionally. Just to think of how much that purple computer cost back then (I worked on them, VFX).

Anyways, here's desktop for linux to mimic IRIX 4dwm/motif https://docs.maxxinteractive.com/ if you're into that sort of thing.
Hot take; they don't use their security alerts to manage dependency vulnerabilities.

Sorry, taking this on a tangent but the security alerts feature as integrated into the product is WAY less usable than other features, such as actions.

Just off the top of my head:

* No way to assign alerts to people

* No free-form comments when dismissing alerts?

* Old alerts re-open if a regression introduces the change back.. With no history on the alert to see why an "opened 6 months ago" alerts suddenly appeared

* Alerts that can't have PR fixes opened because "The vulnerable package is no longer used"(paraphrasing) are still open.. Why?

Such a lackluster area of the product it has me wanting to give Snyk(blarghh) another look or some other alternatives.
Your customers don't care if you're hosting the thing in your basement on a raspberry pi, as long as you're solving the problem they're paying you to solve.

In our case, we host a Next.js app on Vercel, knowing if we needed to we could lift and shift everything into AWS later if necessary.
Everyone's a hero of their own story. People want to be important and acknowledged. Having no impact on others means an eternal lack of acknowledgement. That drives people to have a purpose, I think.
Gibson is still telling the same story. If you read his more recent works, like The Peripheral, you'll see it. It's still Cyberpunk. The aesthetic has been modernized. It's less neon and more black and a little too familiar, but the message is the same: Even in an overtly corrupt world, knowledge and information are supremely powerful. Because of this, an underdog can beat the system change everything.

As a 16 year old kid back in 1990, this message meant everything to me. It inspired me and gave me hope. His new stuff has less neon but is just a great to read and feels the same to me today.
Thanks for pointing that out. I'm not up to date on this.
What? Of course it does. There are many cases that if you can prove you didn't know you get away scot-free.
> ...Billionaire Tax legislature

No such thing will ever happen. This is just political theater for the sake of appeasing the "sour grapes" faction on the left. There is no political will to tax unrealized gains, tax wealth, etc.
Isn't this issue also present with other popular authentication systems like cookies and client side certificates? If you have a key, you can access the system. If you can copy the key, you can access the system from another location. It's simple as that.

People keep asking to have super smart locks that somehow recognize stolen keys, but how can they?
> but the white only pixel at the end felt like a slap in the face after all the effort.

I'm not invested at all in Place, but to me it seems like the whole point of the event is that things are not permanent. The inevitable time-lapses is the ACTUAL artwork, not the final state of the canvas.
At first I thought hertz was a new electric car company I hadn't heard of. I mean it seems fitting.
Sometimes (maybe most of the time) being a cynic is wholly justified.
The PS5 demo looked useful.
Neither is a private company deciding what they will allow on their platform
Since when should zero-day vulns be treated with patience?

Also

>This isn’t the first time that we’ve observed Apple neglecting to patch serious vulnerabilities, or even actively exploited ones.
Yes, my point was that I think you're underestimating the size of that niche.
> (5) “consciousness,” or awareness—notably, awareness of the contents of the other four aggregates.

Not a Buddhist, but I have thought this as the real definition of consciousness - though I think it also includes being aware of the contents of the fifth "aggregate".

But I would also say that "self" is a unity of those things. In trying to separate it into parts, the thing (self) dies. (At least, at first glance that's my position - I'd have to think about it some more to be sure.)

As you say, that doesn't say anything about the hard problem of consciousness. In fairness, though, I don't think Buddhism is trying to solve that problem.
> Tons of people care, an entire industry of celebrity gossip lives off of it.

You have a point. But what does it say about someone that they spend time hating celebrities? Do they think "this celebrity is a bad person, if I were rich and famous I would be a good good person!" Is that true? Or is it just childish resentment?

Do we defend the people who have a deranged hatred towards Anne Hathaway? No we find them bizarre and disturbed.
Any details? I haven't followed UT in some years and wonder if a "community edition" exists.
> What ideology is that? Musk has hinted that he views Twitter as a public forum and should be moderated as such.

“the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at the other and goes 'What the hell is water?'”
It's been 20 to 40 years for about 60 years, now we're down to 10 to 20 we might get down to 5 to 10 in only 30 more years!
Honestly, Robin was the last time I felt like reddit was actual people, instead of bots and bullshit. The random chats that grew or died was a fascinating way to talk to new people. it was genuinely fun.

Now they have a chat feature apparently (I'm always on RIF now) but I'm betting that's just awful.
OP is upset that it isn't legally required for every employer to give laptops to all of their employees.
His new books are the same. I love it! =D
Well, but evil evolves and the pitfalls of society do too. You cannot stick to representations of the past. Also, cyberpunk was supposed to be a vision of the future (used as an excuse to look at the then-present time)!

More books and games about how evil the Nazis were, unless presented in an innovative way, feel derivative and boring to me.

I don't think Gibson would object to a cyberpunk game that went beyond the aesthetics and merely replicating a message that has become a trope.
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