skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
DMSO can facilitate the absorption of tranquilizers, poisons, or almost anything if it's the right kind of compound.

If she tasted garlic, it was likely involved.

https://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-supplements/dmso-uses-and...
Designing a New Old Home: Research, Sketch, Collect
Free 6h course on fundamental cryptography with Python
Over the last few months, I released 40 lessons covering fundamental concepts of classic cryptography such as encryption, cryptographic hash functions, message authentication codes and digital signatures. The course approaches cryptography as a tool to realize the 4 classic security goals confidentiality, integrity, authenticity, and non-repudiation, and presents, how the various cryptographic primitives can be used and implemented in Python.
One pain point with caddy for me was cloudflare dns validation. I had to rebuild caddy from scratch, build my own container image. This process is slow as hell and very RAM-intensive, I had to add swap just for it. I wish they publish images with popular plugins built-in.
You are assuming they are competing. They are not, you get one choice for water company in the UK. Therefore, by your own argument, they have no incentive to provide a good service.
There is no mention how much the rats drank, other than "drank soft drink and/or water ad libitum during 67 days". Did the rats chose coke 100% of the time? 90%? 50%? 1%? Also doesn't mention which specific drink was used, which can be important (specifically, if it contains artificial sweeteners, and which).

I can't view the full text though as it's not on sci-hub and not about to pay $28 to read a single article, so the answers may be in there. But it's not in the article or summary of the paper.
Local maxima
You slightly misremembered the invisible gorilla test, a classical study about inattentional blindness.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inattentional_blindness#Invi...

Somewhat fittingly "the basic Simons and Chabris study was reused on British television as a public safety advert designed to point out the potential dangers to cyclists caused by inattentional blindness in motorists."
I drive a Camaro. I can’t fit an infant seat behind my driver’s side seat, and I sit abnormally closer to the steering wheel than most. Never mind a larger child seat.

Ok, you’re saying - but that’s a Camaro. Well, said Camaro is in repair at the moment and they gave me a loaner. It’s a Chevy Sonic. I also can’t fit the infant seat behind the driver’s side.

To be fair, it’s a subcompact. However, even in my wife’s CX-5 we can barely get our hand between the driver’s seat and the latch for the infant seat to get it out. That’s after moving the seat up further than my wife prefers. I’ll be shopping for a new vehicle soon and I can definitely see how people with families instantly jump to SUVs, vans, and to some extent trucks.
Speculative. You're more likely to find a 10 ct. diamond than novichok in your entire life.
What do you mean by drones exactly? If you're referring to small multi-rotor UAVs, those are so slow as to be almost completely useless as interceptors. Need something faster, with rocket or turbine propulsion. Probability of kill is never going to be 1.0, so the defender will usually fire multiple interceptors per target.
Which "substances"?
Read this Twitter thread from one of Kiwi Farms’ victims. https://mobile.twitter.com/near_koukai/status/14089868397430...
A good book on this topic is "Code Reading", by Diomidis Spinellis (2003)
Twitch only keeps 2 weeks of videos, unfortunately

I'm planning edited videos for YouTube, with playlists, but also embedded in the docs per section. I even have some CUE that helps automate playlist organization
For my part, I think you’re right, and that it’s unlikely to fail in at least the USA, and, after consideration of what you wrote, that if it did fail in any meaningful way it would push things in the direction of copyright pools (like patent pools); but at the very least, it would be a massive disruption which would take some time to be sorted out and require a certain degree of starting from scratch in data sets; and all up it’d probably favour big business even more heavily than the current informal consensus. I think there’s also a fair chance in such a situation that European countries with their different approach to copyright philosophy would act as a balancing force, striking down overly-general copyright-assignment-equivalent clauses in terms of service and the likes, which would be the only real way of sucking up as much everything as these models need to work well, especially for providing retroactive relicensing (to avoid a big hole in their sources).
Where did you read about verse? Last I heard about it was Carlos talking about it in a video a few years ago. I haven't heard anything since.
Let’s see.. work, work, work, work, work.
This kit is similar https://www.clockworkpi.com/devterm
Forbid buying existing stock for rental/speculation. Only build new if you are leveraged to the brim.

Build social housing and maintain it at a level that far exceed market price.
> ..personality-changing frontal cortex exercises

Care to give some pointers to this? Sounds mighty interesting.
something about this search is a winner for me, it's killed it for a few terms I've thrown in like "applicative languages" and "low level"
We all depend on labor and resources that don’t belong to us.

There’s no right to property, speech, or even life itself without institutions like the police, military, and courts. There’s no right to vote without a massive election bureaucracy. There’s no right to education without a school system.

Why are we given rights like the ones I mentioned, but not housing or healthcare or basic income? It’s simply because the we haven’t collectively decided that the state should provide them. But it could. There’s no fundamental difference between providing housing and providing police protection, roads, schools, parks, and elections.
Dinosaur tracks from 113m years ago exposed by severe drought
Why do some humans love chili peppers?
Funny, a decade ago the story was "atheros is evil" and Intel was the Linux darling. How things change..
I keep getting called for jury selection and it keeps getting called off.

People have been talking shit about jurors for 2 millennia, one of the oldest plays in history was dedicated to talking about how awful jurors were, and yet they stick around. I still value them merely on the basis of their relative resistance to corrupt influences compared to scientific institutions.
Land/housing is the one asset worth owning outright. Nothing else compares in utility and as a safe (assuming you didn't buy in the last year) store of wealth.
I had a laptop on the Ubuntu Certified hardware list (https://ubuntu.com/certified) some HP model.

Suspend still didn't work. Is there a list I have not found?
You mean like the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries[0]?

[0] https://what.thedailywtf.com/topic/15001/enlightened
Copying signatures one entera into forgery territory…
The evil American empire is controlled by very rich tyrants who train people to be corrupt dumbasses everywhere. That's why you have a mob of loud-mouthed people who care about sports more than teachers. That mob of people are not perfect for a civilization. They are perfect for making civilization collapse. Civilization is built by making education more important than sports. Teachers being looked down upon is a symptom of civilization collapsing while entertainment like a football game distracts sheep from that ugly reality. Those parents who look down on teachers are sheep. I would keep my imaginary children away from those sheep. Those sheep only care about themselves in a short-sighted way based on instant gratification bullshit.
Apparently Aztec ruins, other images are similar: https://labs.openai.com/s/1dsnJ5vcsVROr6cTm5nvuDF6
I get what you're saying now. Truly criminal actions should always be investigated and nobody should get favorites. It's funny how the people and media pushing these narratives here fail to mention the full logic of their arguments.. CF provides DDOS protection, they want KF to lose that protection so the DDOS attacks that are going on even now, take the site offline. That is literally the entire goal of this CF demand... To make the site susceptible to unquestionably illegal DDOS attacks which they know authorities don't and wouldn't lift a finger to stop/punish.

You also have to remember where those claims are coming from.. Vice isn't exactly the most unbias or trustworthy source. Just barely above clickbait in quality and more overtly political on these types of issues.
Cemu, the Wii U emulator, is now open source
korea girl in school uniform anime style
I view this stuff for what it is. Fanfic with high production values. Nothing more.
>It's important to realize that this is vastly different from what scientists/philosophers throughout history have generally believed - even upto fairly recently, some form of Descartes-like dualism,

This spirit-physical duality is mainstream in the West, however you are reaching when you say that every culture and their thinkers held the same beliefs.
I’m curious to ask if you evaluated Varnish Cache?
korean girl in high school uniform strip
How low is low enough? Don't drive? Don't bike? Don't eat?

For that matter, is it immoral for a pedestrian walk down the street because they have some low probability of harming an SUV driver when they splatter off the front end?
On a related note, a friend created some frequency-domain visualizations of interesting sounds using the Welch power spectral density estimation algorithm and Fast Fourier Transform, the same algorithm described in this blog post.

A few examples:

1. Dialtone using dual-tone multi-frequency signaling and 56K dial-up modem connection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FomWraKuDFg&list=PLn67ccdhCs...

2. Deluxe Multitone Car Alarm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4uKcvZL7HM&list=PLn67ccdhCs...

3. Composition using only sounds from Windows 98 and XP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lT-jr9sS6Y&list=PLn67ccdhCs...

4. Piano Music (Ballade Pour Adeline): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnAfrEk429w&list=PLn67ccdhCs...

5. Electronic Music Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MllJLIX1glg&list=PLn67ccdhCs...
P.S.: In non-behavoristic terms: The term "understanding" is linked not only to the internal semantic field and its structure, as maintained by an individual, but also to its state of mind. We crucially expect the state of mind to be altered by an "act" of understanding. (Commonly expressed by an utterance like "aha!", which asserts this change in state of mind.) So, do we have to consider a state of mind (of some complexity) or a hypothesis of this, as in a theory of mind, in order to predict the productions of GPT-3, or does this further our hopes in a more precise prediction? Do we have to consider such a theory of mind in order to understand it on our side? Probably not.
When I ran my bootstrapped company, I had lots of equity and little money. I couldn’t get people interested in the equity. They didn’t understand it & they certainly didn’t want it. I certainly couldn’t afford to pay market rates. Two things worked for me.

The first being I was hiring in 2010, and a lot of people where looking for meaningful opportunities that weren’t dead end minimum wage jobs. Honestly, this was probably the biggest factor.

The second thing was I offered training, health insurance, and sold the vision of how working for me was a great way to break into the industry & better paying jobs, which was true. I told people up front that we’d charge clients $100/hour & pay them $20/hour. I let them work at home with flexible hours, didn’t demand any sort of loyalty, and I generally left them alone if they were getting the work done. This type of opportunity was quite appealing to people who were the job-primary income earners & they were looking for a chance to start a new career. Several people who worked for me went on to work in the field themselves, and I was happy for them.
Only for certain definitions of "consciousness". What's yours?
Doubling down is worse than error in judgement.
He is ignoring the black swans.

Before the invention of cities and companies, there was hardly any cooperation besides hunting together.

>(1) After playing this for 3 years, I’ve learned that you have to learn about your team mates styles, and this can only happen if you consistently play with the same folks.

There are TikTok algorithms to find content that people like. It should be equally possible to find teammates that are fun to play with.

The difference is that a teammate algorithm stops being useful once it is successful thus it is difficult to monetize.
USB2 Speeds. Why have 4k60 video on a device with no good way of getting video off it?

480mbps half duplex doesn't cut it.
I run FreeBSD bare metal on my main desktop (Intel NUC).

But I don't need WiFi nor Bluetooth so that helps a lot. Don't have these on my windows (big gaming box) desktop either.

I'm just not a laptop person really. Only for work. That makes the situation a lot easier.
There's over a million foreigners in school.

I had a friend with a CS degree ask if I would marry her because she didn't want to go back to China and couldn't get an H1B.
They seem to be designing it to launch with their special Fortnite version of the Unreal Editor which is supposed to launch sometime this year.
Yes, I thought this way in my early twenties, and after that phase I learned to identify those (mutable) traits in others as hollow and immature. Often characterized by how arbitrarily they approach moments in life. Counter to this, I make a very deliberate effort to spend as much time as I feasibly can with specific people for no particular reason other than I enjoy their company and I want them to similarly feel like it's a relationship worth having around longer, because that's inherently virtuous. The activity could be arbitrary or specific. If it's specific, then I might choose the person specifically for it, but if the person is specific, then the activity arbitrarily serves the nature of spending time with the person. I'm never arbitrarily spending time with arbitrary people for a specific outcome though.
Utilities in most of europe are de-monopolized. You can choose any ISP or power provider. Mobile networks is exception for some weird reason.
I've done this solo sprint for a year to get a startup running a few times in my career.

The time it worked, I worked 10-4pm (heads down) in the ideation phase, ate well, slept well, got two hours of exercise daily, and had an interesting social life. Once the startup took on a life of its own, the personal life started to suffer and I got up to 80+hrs for a month or two before settling into ~60.

The two times it didn't work, I embraced the 60hr/week grind and was a bit more isolated, perhaps drank a bit more to unwind, and my focus deeply suffered.

I really love the solo thing, but in the early days, be creative and happy. The grind will find you. Market fit means more work. No doubt Jarred will find building a company and Bun at the same time even more challenging that just building Bun.
Living closer together
Also https://IFWiki.org is exactly what it sounds like. A Wiki of Interactive Fiction stuff.
"Just roll up and off of it" makes it sound like a pleasurable experience. The majority of serious injuries happen not upon collision with the vehicle, but when hitting the ground afterwards. This applies for any vehicle shape, but in different ways.
iPhone 13 Pro Max is less expensive than Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra.
I wonder how this compares to the other revolutionary supercomputer: Power Mac G4
I can see strange subreddits dedicated to girls with their heads backwards or with three arms. If people can get turned on by the cartoons they grew up watching, I think that shows the brain is incredibly malleable when it comes to sexual desires
255.255.255.255 is the broadcast address and all other 240/4 are "for research purposes." IPv4 doesn't need "research" anymore because it's as dead as a whale oil barrel patch kit. I say fine: use them and un-bogon them. And then also deprecate the IPv4 internet by Dec 31, 2029.

Can't migrate to IPv6 without having a real deadline.

That's how it has to be because adoption that's optional never happens: look at the US and metrication.
I agree with your sentiment, but why does that coincide with stopping leaded gasoline production?
Maybe a strawberry should cost 50 cents
Yes, I should have limited that statement to Europe and its (former) colonies.
This disclosure is no where to be found on their website or blog, and it provides no timeline, no details about the attack, and no details about what data was accessible beyond "a limited subset of data that includes emails, usernames, and encrypted passwords". Very very frustrating.

As of Aug 23 11:24PM PST, Password change page is sort of working, at times displaying error message "Internal Server Error. Something went wrong on our end". I was able to get my request through. Shortly after, a server instance started showing unclaimed status and reassociating it resulted in "Plex is down for maintenance \ Don't worry, it will be back soon \ status.plex.tv".
I feel like there are already more software architecture discussions out there than can be read by a single person. they're just not indexed well ;)
Kubernetes will probably drop Ingress in favor of API Gateway in two years.
Exactly.

This is not even worthy of being called an "article" : just some self-promotion thrown without any effort.
I gather Midjourney was trained primarily using Journey album covers?
You can't dent the universe without breaking some things. It's inevitable. Adapt. Overcome. It'll be okay.
Unsafe is perhaps poorly named, and several Rust core team members have commented as such. It doesn't mean memory unsafe, it means "not checked by the compiler".

Safe APIs that contain unsafe blocks must still be proven correct, via Miri, a model checker, formal proof, etc. Any safe functions that violate memory safety are considered bugs. The limited number of unsafe functions exist as helpers to build safe APIs when the compiler's borrower checker is insufficient.

What this means is that to verify memory safety, one can restrict their search to unsafe blocks. And hypothetically if the Rust compiler were to get much smarter, it should be possible to prove to the compiler that those blocks are safe (via theorem prover, perhaps?) and remove the "unsafe" declaration.

In most languages, there is no such distinction between the "memory safe" common set users ought to use and the subset that has to be verified independently. Neither Zig, C, C++, nor even Go have a clear delineation between safe and unsafe code.
> royalty free

Wouldn’t that remove the king of Belgium? Or add a “down with the king” placard?
Is it though? Not long ago many European countries required some form of digital COVID pass for travel.

Likewise for doing taxes e.g. here in Sweden BankID and Kivra are practically required unless you want to be waiting weeks for letters and queueing at the office.
I found its use of inheritance very confusing; could be quite hard to figure out what something does exactly because it could be in one of the 6 parent classes. The experience turned me off from OOP for many years (later nuanced to just inheritance rather than all of OOP).

I was also very much a beginner back in the late 90s/early 00s (my only previous experience was BASIC), so I'd probably struggle less now, but from what I recall it definitely overdid it on the inheritance (which, to be fair, was still fairly new back then).
I’m not particularly familiar with open image data sets, but I doubt that most of them are suitable. Open Images, for example, uses CC-BY images (https://storage.googleapis.com/openimages/web/factsfigures.h...). Without the fair use exemption, this would suggest that if you used a model trained on that, you would have to comply with the license of every image, which would mean providing attribution for every single item in the set, which is somewhere between infeasible and impractical.

The only types of licenses suitable are ones that require nothing like attribution. This is why you’d mostly be limited to public domain materials (though if it went down this way, you’d find terms of service popping up that included a license grant for model training and selling either your data for model training or trained models without any sort of attribution or remuneration).
The power button on top only works if your phone is going to be as small as the iPhone 4. Even with the iPhone 5 I found the button slightly too annoying to reach one-handed.
These AI generated images are directly competing with stock images. AI tools are selling images to blogs and other customers that often would purchase stock images instead.

The "character of use" is not in favor of dall-e, it is a commercial use.

Copyright law does not require getty to block a user agents or ask them not to include their images.

Another issue here is that removing copyright management info like a watermark is a violation of the DMCA, separate from fair use or copyright infringement. These cases have statutory damages and attorneys fees awarded.
I misspoke. Yes, security is on a gradient and the things I've listed have caught and prevented many, many bugs, but memory safety is a binary proposition. Those things have not made C++ "memory safe".
I find Midjourney to be biased towards an artistic representation (for some definition of artistic) When Dall-e is happy to produce children's scribbles or poor imitations.
I misspoke, there is a gradient in safety, but "memory safe" is binary.
It's cool as long as you compile in mod_perl, use --with-mpm=prefork, set LC_ALL=C, and use /bin/csh. ;P
Hate to say it but even with money here in the US you can't get emergency care these days. It's all about connections instead.
You really need a good reason to choose a non native language (e.g. not JavaScript for the Browser). One reason might be that you target other platforms too (cross-platform). In that case, you are outside of the browser anyway and you need to come up with solutions to these problems. Implementing those in a consistent way across all platforms for your product is not generally a bad idea. The alternative is an inconsistent but native UX for each platform.
The crazy thing was during COVID everyone seemed to launch an app - iOS or Android.

What happened to websites? Did they suddenly become impossible to secure or communicate with?
https://laion.ai/blog/laion-aesthetics/
Shortly after I joined my current team, I was confounded by how a type (here named Thing) was used and I sought to catalogue it for future reference. I defined the type Thing as best as I could understand its usage throughout the software. My direct supervisor very correctly questioned my effort: “surely that is not what Thing is?” I agreed, and yet, that’s exactly what Thing is. In real usage. The type system can express quite a lot more than “Thing is all possible data merged together and even naming keys depends on where you look”, but the type system can’t lie and tell you thing are or are not contrary to facts. It isn’t the type system’s fault that all things are part of Thing, or that no thing about Thing is knowable. It’s something the type system might have helped, if anyone consulted the type system. Instead we have Thing.
The github repo from the slides as it's not a link in the article: https://github.com/ganelson/inform
The “laws of nature” aren’t proscriptive (decrees on the order of nature as commanded by a divine superpower), they’re descriptive - observations about related phenomena that appear (or are theorised) as being universally true.

When humans achieved “heavier than air flight” they didn’t do so by modifying (or subverting) any physical law - they applied imagination to state of the art knowledge of what the laws suggest about reality to create technology that overcomes gravity by harnessing natural phenomena (thrust + angle of attack + properties of air = lift).