skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I argue, that the ability to ask stupid questions is one of the most important skills to learn during your phd. Too many people avoid asking those questions, because they think they make them look stupid. In reality I estimate that in many cases a large fraction of the people listening were asking themselves the same question. Many "stupid" questions are not even stupid by any definition they are just basic (and are often not simply to answer either). Asking these questions enables one to really understand a subject.

I would also argue that it really does not take to be a postdoc to ask these questions. Hardly anyone thinks "this was a stupid question".
PVS-Studio to help with schoolwork-like tasks in C and C++
At this point, I think it's safe to assume that Google will lie, both internally as well as externally, cheat, or break any law, if they calculate they will profit by it or can get away with it.

Their track record [1][2][3] does not show a positive or improving trend, so when Google asks me to take them at their word that they are not doing something that would make them more money, I cannot reconcile that with their prior behavior.

[1] https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/02/time-make-amends-googl...

[2] https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/apr/24/apple-goo...

[3] https://www.theregister.com/2021/10/22/google_facebook_antit...
Unfortunately, the App Stores tend to bundle both the store (i.e. curation and discovery) part and the on device package management part somewhat so apps installed outside the store will need to provide their own update mechanism. There is of course no real reason why there can't be a standard way to provide update channels that can be managed in a central package manager application without also requiring the store part, just so far no incentives for platform holders to separate these two.
I assumed it was a reference to the slang movie title "Mo Better Blues".
Not my circus, not my monkeys. I don't think I can be held morally responsible for inaction in any circumstance. We didn't start the fire etc.

I answered "no pull" to every one except the one where the express goal was pranking the trolley driver (and no implied harm from pulling). This is apparently an unpopular opinion, but the only one I can reconcile with my own concept of responsibility.
Both what's in the title and what you just mentioned are primarily just German idiocies.
I wrote this page over here if you'd like to read more about how vGPUs work (VFIO-Mediated Device/SR-IOV/SIOV):

https://openmdev.io/index.php/Mediated_Device_Internals

We're doing most of our work (almost all) as open source and we're trying to make sure we have good documentation too. :)

Our company website is over here if you're interested to take a look:

https://arccompute.io/
This may sound silly, but the people that probably have the most input are porn site hosters.

They deal with exactly these kinds of issues, all the time, and they are a pretty practical crew.
Shame, that used to be the old trick to get windows to resolve local domains
Yes, it is a combination of delta coding, zigzag, bitpacking and outliner detection.

It only works well for integer compression. For text-based data, results are not use-full.

SIMD and decompression speed is an important aspect. All forecast APIs use the compressed files as well. Previously I was using mmap'ed float16 grids, which were faster, but took significantly more space.
That’s true. But is it relevant? Will the US-ians in revolt want to live like Afghans for 20+ years?
Alternatively, Pulseaudio could be exercising different code paths in Realtek's firmware that Alsa doesn't trigger. With Realtek, all bets are open...
It's in jammy-updates

https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy-updates/postgresql-14

http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/p/postgres...
as shown in the documentary Pretty Woman
Hmm, I remember Dat being a bit more reliable when I tried it, but I have used IPFS way more. Torrents are good too, but you can't update them, which might be an issue.
I don’t see anything about “racism” in 3 and 4. The first is about excluding religious symbols from public, which is what France does, and is an extremely left-wing notion. Certainly not what folks in “Georgia” would do. And the second is about mandatory French education. Explain to me where the “racism” is.
On what basis do you assert that not pulling is also an act? It seems to me that you are asserting inaction == action which, to me, is false.
When I bought a home during the pandemic, this concept existed already. My agent gave me a login to their site, and I had my own research portal to search for and flag homes to see. She got notified, set up visits, and we saw them. We could keep notes, ask questions to our agent, see the responses after she checked with the other agent. All the data was there, etc. I don't know who built it - I assume they had a white-labelled instance of a SaaS.

So yes, good idea - but you are not first to market so you might want to find out the full landscape in this arena. Also, at least in the USA, buyer's agents are free - you do not need to pay for this, nor for the agent who handles everything for you.
Ya, you can definitely do that.

Here's our current install documentation:

https://arccompute.com/blog/libvfio-commodity-gpu-multiplexi...

This will be updated against our GVM/mdev-gpu sources shortly but our current documentation still will get you to what you're asking about. :)
I wouldn't be surprised if hybrids were better for the environment than evs.

every comment I see about any ev is more range. but the fact of the matter is, most people don't travel that far most of the time. So if you buy a hybrid with a range of 100 miles electric, with an IC just in case, but that never gets used. thats less embodied energy than building a 400 mile range ev where the extra 300 miles still doesn't get used.

Or in other words we can all construct a scenario that proves the point we want to make.
Yep!

https://arccompute.com/blog/libvfio-commodity-gpu-multiplexi...
Id never heard of district heating, but it turns out 135 customers in my city use it and it’s been in service since 1880 in Denver.

https://www.districtenergy-digital.org/districtenergy/2008Q4...

It must be business customers as ours is cold water and the energy is stored as ice??

https://www.fvbenergy.com/projects/downtown-denver-district-...

Here is a great page on what looks to be a very efficient/environmentally friendly district heating and cooling they pulls warmth from waste on CSU’s new campus north of Denver: https://nationalwesterncenter.com/about/what-is-the-nwc/sust...
Any chance of supporting math notation ? (MathJax, Katex, …)
> [I] would easily break the law in order to sacrifice one person in trade for five people.

This is a quite disturbing statement. So many psychopathic examples; If you were a doctor would you randomly kill healthy people with compatible organs to multiple patients? Or a researcher inflicting gruesome deaths to thousands of innocent healthy people to save millions later...

In fact we could simplify your statement further; The ends always justify the means., and so endorsing all terrorism and war, even genocide; whenever the ends is enough peace to make a net positive.
The Exoneration Hustle: Are radical prosecutors freeing guilty murderers?
Actually go and read The Mom Test before you build anything else, or try any further customer conversations. It'll save you a ton of time.
I definitely don't think you need to be a postdoc to do it, but a PhD student will naturally have more reservations about doing it bc they are less confident
Emacs in itself is worth studying to become better developer. The best minds in the computer industry have worked on this editor's design. For example I used to think single namespace in elisp is bad. But after used it for a while it feels having single namespace is probably good for cognitive ease. In contrast C++ offers namespace but when "using namespace" is used at the top of the file, the rest of the file contains only part of the namespace. This makes it harder to grep while reading source code. Although emacs have longer symbol names its cognitively much easier.
Or, summing up the financial impacts: the HQ of the "Bank of Montreal" have moved to Toronto
It's not gone, it just changed colour. The featureless, black, glass slab is IMHO worse. At least with beige you had some exciting designs, such as that STARLET.
That's a bit of a strange situation. I can't get angry about something like this.

On one hand, sure, the customer paid to talk to a specific model, and sure, scamming is wrong. On the other hand, those conversations are already so artificial and staged (and customers know it!) that it doesn't matter who has them. A service is definitely being provided, no harm done, just like "sending a post asking for an autograph" as someone below described.
Steam's commision has also been (IMO rightfully) criticised but the situation is hardly the same because Steam doesn't (and can't) prevent other stores or direct app installations on the platforms it runs on so that 30% is much more justifiable as something the "free" market is willing to pay for the services Steam provides. Apple on the other hand doesn't even let anyone compete.

(Of course, Steam still greatly benefits from first mover advantage and network effects that IMO mean they should also be subject to more regulation, including being required to support alternate clients for all Steam services as well as federation for their social network and communication channels.)
> Clearly FedEx is saving $400M/year while also funding Bezo's trips to space, no?

I wonder how much they'd save if they rebuilt their infrastructure with own DCs. There are huge savings in decommissioning mainframes, switching to free software and automating more. At the scale of Fedex, I don't think they'll spend much more on hardware and ops than AWS.
Possibly a bit far flung, but what about mining water on the moon for refuelling?

Could be sent to low earth orbit from moon. Maybe useful for mars missions.

The research would be invaluable.
I would qualify this more. A Chevy Tahoe/Suburban is a much different SUV than a Toyota Corolla Cross, which has a better fuel efficiency rating than my conventional sedan.

The latter is a car in basically every way that matters and would be described as a hatchback if the marketing department didn’t have their way.

I think the best type of tax would be on weight, emissions, and energy usage, the factors that most greatly affect the public (road maintenance, public health, and climate change/resource consumption, respectively).
Transformers-Based Encoder-Decoder Models
Sounds like something up Bezos's and Musk's alleys from our universe.
Kinda sad when the government wastes millions in the funding of worthless R&D projects. I've never been more disappointed to see that such a huge portion of the whitepapers in my field aren't worth the paper they're printed on. They have also spent like $40M on certain rounds of funding to groups and it doesn't go anywhere as anyone in industry can clearly see that the projects are completely useless and don't solve any kind of real industry problem besides getting large amounts of cash.
Have to be under 40 too, so it isn't really an equivalent to the Nobel. Maths culture is weird though, long held belief that it is a young person's game.
I like public transport. And not in a "its a necessary evil" way. In a "I love riding on the train" way.
It's not just the banks, basically all major companies moved their HQs to Toronto.
> Governor of Alberta at the time had planned to cede to the US

Ex-Albertan here: this is false, there has never been a plan to "cede to the US". It would be extremely politically distasteful in Alberta to cede to the USA, such a plan would be political suicide.

There have definitely been fringe movements for Albertan Separatism though. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_separatism

> Governor

Premier. Premier leads the party that is elected to govern the Province.
In the history of construction, better tools have not improved quality of output. People in the ancient era made amazingly fine furniture. The finest furniture made today still uses techniques similar to the ones used 300 years ago.

Similarly, I doubt that better web development tools improve the quality of apps. It likely just makes them cheaper.
Page 189 of Paul Graham's "On Lisp" [1] introduces for the first time such a function. At least that is what I remember, and also what Wiki [2] seems to say.

[1] http://ep.yimg.com/ty/cdn/paulgraham/onlisp.pdf

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaphoric_macro
As any cloud, you should always have spare capacity on-prem. Spinning up a VM on-prem doesn't have to be slower than in the Cloud. At this scale, you're just your own cloud provider.
There's a ton of regulation for knives and everything you can think of, and where there isn't, we call it "the Wild West" and it's not a compliment.
I hope not all the people took this seriously, hence (probably) some of the answers.

I knew I responded with "do nothing" to 100% of the questions, it's not my job to solve the problems of the Universe (and if that good person had been that good in real life then he/she wouldn't have ended up in front of an incoming trolley while the bad person was tied down on the other, "take action", line).
4 of those 5 books are some of my all-time favourites. Ones that I enjoy rereading but I’d be hard pressed to pick just one.
It's largely because people don't understand that the body will do everything possible to not lose fat due to insulin mismanagement.

The only way to legitimately say "weight loss happens in the kitchen" if the discussion is over what, and how often... any discussion that is about CICO throws something like 20 years of science under the bus.

HIIT helps override early metabolic syndrome symptoms, but so does eating a diet devoid of refined sugars, refined grains, and seed oils; combining this with a high fat diet (to purposefully keep insulin levels low) multiplies the effect of both HIIT and diets that follow the Paleo way of thinking; then, on top of those, One Meal A Day (OMAD) further multiplies the effect.

If you eat your TDEE in calories every day (ergo, neither excess nor deficit of calories), you will lose weight with HIIT, but also lose weight with Paleo, more weight adding Keto to Paleo, and then even more weight with Ketoized Paleo OMAD, and all four together would still be a weight loss powerhouse even with eating TDEE.
Newfoundland and Labrador

Nova Scotia

New Brunswick

Prince Edward Island
That is barely related to the question.
Illustrative fact: Quebec is the only place in the world where KFC is not KFC, but PFK (Poulet Frit Kentucky).
stupidity >biologists.com

Need I mention the reproducibility crisis, poor funding models, retractions from front-page of nature within the single field...

"Naivete" I can agree with. Stupidity is not and should _never_ be encouraged or endorsed. Even if common use of American English tends to push the meaning of the former onto the latter.

Definitions of words are very important when communicating openly and honestly. This is not an attack on commonly used words in American language, it's an observation. British English (and I assume others) are following suit as America leads the way in "english-speaking" culture. Mixing word definitions is entering into a quasi-mixed up state where people don't know the exact definitions of words which makes difficult good-faith conversation difficult.
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If they ever are not net recipients the formula gets changed so they are.
We do support other GPUs but currently that's through our LibVF.IO pathway (currently supports Nvidia, Intel, and some AMD GPUs):

https://arccompute.com/blog/libvfio-commodity-gpu-multiplexi...

A full list of supported devices is available here:

https://openmdev.io/index.php/GPU_Support

There are some limitations involved in LibVF.IO such as pre-defined mdev types. GVM is entirely free/libre open source software and it supports arbitrary mdev types. :)

We'll do our best to add more supported vendors to GVM/mdev-gpu in the near future.
So you admit you are in no position to make that assessment, but at the same time make the assessment that it is not out of the realm of possibility?

Maybe if in no position to make an assessment it is better not to make one?!
Everything but the former Crown corporations like Air Canada and Bell moved their HQs. And the ones that stayed only did so because the federal government made sure they stayed
Trolley problem never has my solution as an option, which tries to pull the lever in-between the axes to try to derail it.
It would be interesting to see polling about how the rest of Canada feels about Quebec separating now compared to 1995. I was just a child at the time and didn't want Quebec to separate, but now as an adult, I feel much more ambivalent.
I'd argue that it's the opposite, there's are a lot of discriminations against Québec from the english side, it's very apparent online and it's a bit shocking to watch to be honest.

Those discriminations for sure helping the independence movement.
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I picked that option. Based on the knowledge that it would take me around 6 years to regain my life savings at the moment and it would take me over 6 years to get over the decision of picking the savings.
It's a big difference that someone is already in the way. If you take no action they die anyway. If you suddenly collapse on the ground or get struck by lightning before you can pull the lever, they still die. It's not your fault that they died.
Amusing that you seem to have ignored to read other comments. And that you missed their contradiction: mir was formally cancelled (as if there was nothing between the phone and that) 4 years later and is still on shipping.

Anyway.
For a logistics company, the IT system is the differentiator. Reliably routing and tracking packages to maximize utilization of trucks and planes allows them to be cheaper and faster. That all depends on both hardware and software. So I'd definitely think that running their own systems should be a given.
I would assume father > son descent, so oldest son is usually the main inheritor.
is it too utopian to think that there is a threshold where we have all been online long enough to cease viewing eachother's intimate pictures as compromising? imo you don't have to be a nudist to find the prospect of being blackmailed by your own body incredibly strange.
Glad I wasn't the only one doing that.
It is at least partially due to the education system: MPSI -> MP -> ENS Cachan / Lyon / Ulm. Very hard entrance exams to make sure they get the best students. Small promotion (IIRC around 40 students per year for ENS Ulm FIMFA) = homogeneous level.
> I asked what he thought of what happened in the Arabic and Iranian regions during that time, he replied: Nothing significant.

If a tree in falls in the forest, and no hears it, does it really matter?

There were many curious minds that made useful discoveries, but by ~1200 CE the general zeitgeist was to discourage scientific inquiries:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incoherence_of_the_Philoso...

Further, I don't think there was a 'critical mass' of people exploring and exchanging ideas (either because of a too-small population, or difficulties in communication), and so if you did just happen to make discoveries… there was no one to tell, and your book simply languished on a shelf somewhere unnoticed, as from your link:

> Ibn al-Nafis discovered that the blood in the right ventricle of the heart is instead carried to the left by way of the lungs.[70] This discovery was one of the first descriptions of the pulmonary circulation,[70] although his writings on the subject were only rediscovered in the 20th century,[71] and it was William Harvey's later independent discovery which brought it to general attention.[72]

If a tree in falls in the forest, and no hears it, does it really matter?
AOL member pages hosted my first site, around this time (maybe a little earlier?). I recall a friend, Patrick, being the person who put the bug in my brain about making my own website. Later I'd find out my aunt did some web work, or at least had a membership in W3C or some related org.

HTML Goodies (and the DHTML/JS sister site, I forget the branding), also mentioned, was a great next step to expand my knowledge.

But initially AOL actually had some good HTML learning resources. All caps for the tags. I opted for black backgrounds and white or blue text ... :) Developed in Notepad initially.

Somewhere I think I still have printed off copies of some of those old resources I printed so I could look at them offline.
I feel like at least some of these types of issues would be mitigated if (experienced) people work as (part time) contractors for one or more companies?
If I remember correctly, these packages are the straw that broke the camel's back on creating NonGNU ELPA. emacs-devel decided against adding these libraries because they are non-idiomatic, and also because they would be polluting the namespace--I recall the emails specifically said that the s-* prefix would not be given up, as it is such a convenient one letter prefix.

NonGNU ELPA was created so that they can alias these packages to something else, and keep using them as dependencies, without giving up the prefixes f-* and s-*.
Except for when an area of science does this well and sructures itself well, in which case all problems are academic.

Academics are responsible for sorting out academic funding and likely always will be, pretending the 2 are separate creates problems such as is seen in biology (and yes, other sciences to an extent) where big funding from the private sector is forcing open publically funded research for the greater good toward lining the pockets of nouveau-industrialists.
Well the example of the long running while millions died lung cancer by smoking "dispute" is exactly the core of the problem that the article completely misses. FLICC which is produced by staceholders in industries. The concept of fake science, fake publication networks, fake experts, cherry picking, loud minorities and so on were invented by the Tabasco Industrie to exacly create a false impression of "dispute" back then. And today it is used to slow things down in climate action again.
Or without agiling themselves to death. How they even function as teams without a scrum master??
Why not? Extracting content from public relays is super simple, and you have the option of running your own relay with just your content at all times.
Yeah, comparing FTX and Celsius is like comparing politicians to card game street performers.
Not much cute about it in the fonts I use. As for the anime community, they're weird and far out, as can be seen with their strange obsessions such as certain CP.
They also did that with Scholze in 2018.
The free open source version (excel spreadsheets only), can be found on https://opensource.bulkpdf.de/en .
> It’s never legal to exceed that so why does the car allow it?

Smoothbrain take. It is. If I'm driving on the highway and a dam broke behind me and a 5 meter tall wall of water is coming at me at 180, I am allowed to speed to stay ahead.
As a Québecois, I have a theory about séparatisme: it is a clever ploy to get both levels of government to pander to Québec. The Federal and Provincial governments are always trying to outdo each other with concessions, largesse and favourable treatment.

Québec should not separate because the Sûreté du Québec (Provincial Police) are voyous (bums).

Personally I would not want to live in a land where I could not call the Rocky Mountains mine.
They just said they were recently there.

If you don't want to look up YouTube videos, or StreetView to confirm for yourself, what else are you expecting from us, here?