skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It can catch all solutions where one of the words is a permutation of another without any significant overhead by mapping a word to all of its permutations - which is more or less already there.

Besides that, we will have to rerun without one of the matched words to see other non-permutation solutions.

From what I have seen only by removing "m" there is a solution.

> The fastest solutions out there today are capable of reading in the file, and finding all 538 solutions from words_alpha.txt in around 0.002s for multiple threads, and around 0.010s for a single thread.

Language?

Edit:

If we have access to the solution and use the simplex method, we can actually find all combinations with no real overhead.

The simplex method essentially jumps from vertex to vertex in the polyhedra, when it can't produce a better solution, it will terminate. Thus, given one solution we have access to all of them since they are available on the same plane and all vertices have the same value. It's just that we will have to do discrete jumps which is not necessarily difficult to do.
Probably easier on desktop, but on the device I actually consume Netflix, it's not as straight forward:

- Apple TV: not sure how
- iOS: blocks screenshots (you get a black frame)
That's really not a fair comparison. There are plenty of people who are elderly or dealing with disc injuries where they are prone to losing their grip or slipping a phone when moving about, picking it out of their pocket, etc.

While you may be in good health, it's important to remember not everyone is the same and some people are dealing with a variety of issues.
Unlikely that Apple even stocks "Texas Instruments ICs for board repairs" for their own use either.

Custom ICs (and at Apple's volume why wouldn't they be custom?) will be ordered and delivered straight to the manufacturing line. They'll know exactly how many to buy to minimize waste. A few leftovers may end up on AliExpress, but Apple is pretty tight so they probably go into the trash.

In no situation would we expect either Apple or TI to keep a stockpile of out-of-production custom voltage regulators around, unless a hardware engineer happened to have some in a desk drawer somewhere.
They really should have used blanket liability waiver text and left it at that.

I’m sure someone will find a way to sue them anyway. It doesn’t even call out using this to create derivative works to avoid paying original authors copyright fees.

On top of that, their logo is an obvious rip off of a Van Gogh. It seems clear they’re actively encouraging people to create similar works that infringe active copyrights. They should ask Kim Dotcom how that worked out for him.
I just wanted to thank for persistently conveying this.

I have family who were teachers in CA and lost all of the SS benefits they paid into.

It is a terrible injustice. So much so that whenever I bring it up, people simply refuse to believe it is true.
Ford cuts 3k jobs as it pivots to EVs, software
> If you are telling me you are relying on LG notebooks just not breaking

LG has a first class repair network, so if they do break... same as any other global PC manufacturer. Also, standard procedure is to buy at least one machine and put it on the shelf so if one fails... we have an replacement.

> Everything breaks.

Yep.
Other than the outstanding moderators, I think that there are a lot of contributors on here who appreciate the focus and don’t want to see another failed forum. I really enjoy this haven of good sense and intellectually stimulating content.
For a standalone CLI, I still prefer https://github.com/todotxt/todo.txt-cli - probably because there are Android and iOS clients for it, and it's based around a bash script.

For vim, I just use vim-wiki, which is a superset of this functionality.

Of course, looking through this thread, there's lots of different options. Which is cool.
[1] says 1 year, but this will vary widely by country anyway.

https://www.apple.com/legal/warranty/products/mac-english.ht...
Posted here because as banal as many of the actual details turn out to be, I found it rare and refreshing for non-tech journalism to uncover what exactly happened, who messed up what and when. I'm not even sure pwning a city email address by phishing should be called a "cyber attack", but there ya go.
I can comment that a friend teaching college philosophy said his department is eliminating papers at the undergraduate level,

because it is now too easy to generate-then-polish papers at that level.

They're too good in other words: better than baseline even. And when touched up by a student who's putting in a modest effort, are disruptively better.
But is it the sort of risk that even registers on the meter?

Everything in moderation including moderation, as the saying goes.
https://i.imgur.com/ctKRD80.png
VAT is not the only tax you pay. In Poland, depending on the kind of business you are running, apart from the value added tax, you are also paying tax on either profits or revenue (depends on what you do, if you do software - revenue tax is preferred because the rate is lower and you have effectively zero costs).

Of course it gets further complicated if your company is a standalone legal entity, but in that case you have a lot more funny scenarios, e.g. you can go to jail for acting against the interest of the company you are the sole owner of.
>You cannot disable it (i assumed it was possible). Long-hold power off to turn the tv off. Else frame mode. Sucks.

I have this TV; you long press the power button to turn it off. The entire gimmick of the TV is the art mode, as the actual panel isn't very good and you can buy the TV without the gimmick for several hundred dollars less (A regular 65" Samsung Frame is ~2K, while the normal 65" QLED is $1,200). My gripes about samsung software aside - it's an odd thing to complain about.
https://archive.ph/ts8Rp
Hi AtNightWeCode, we're just a team of 2 developers at the moment, and completely bootstrapped. This is only our initial release, and we have a long journey ahead of us. We realise there is lots of work to do. It would be great to get an understanding of what you mean in more depth :) ! With regards to scalability and high-availability, in distributed mode you run SurrealDB on top of TiKV (and soon FoundationDB), so we don't claim to provide this functionality ourselves (yet).

With regards to the license we wanted SurrealDB to basically be open source, but with the only limitation of not being able to provide a Database as a Service platform. So in a business or enterprise use, there is no limit at all. You can run SurrealDB with as many nodes as you want, and as many users as you want; you can provide a hosted database internally, or to employees, contractors, or subsidiary companies. The only limitation is providing a paid-for, hosted, SurrealDB database platform.

After 4 years, all of our code becomes licensed with Apache 2.0 license.

In addition, all of our libraries, client SDKs, and many of the core components used in the database are completely Apache 2.0 or MIT licensed (https://surrealdb.com/opensource).
Web scraping is considered shady business by many people mostly because of how IP address are obtained by proxy providers. More details on this here: https://scrapingfish.com/how-ips-for-web-scraping-are-source...
It certainly looks like this from the outside. The establishment has always kept control over Pakistan even when such social change was in the air. I expect the same to happen. Also I'm expecting IK to start dialling it back given the recent riots.
> tools to help stand up a self hosted OSM server more easily

I think that’s already the wrong way to think about it. For some reason that I do not comprehend, OSM comprises at least 3 different file formats, and 5 or 6 different ways to store that data.

When you ‘set up an OSM server’, what you really do is pick one of the storage methods, and then import the data with one of a variety of tools that were built over the years (and are probably compatible with only one or two of the storage methods each).

Seriously, the OSM ecosystem is a clusterfuck. Anyone that aims to standardize it into something easy to deploy has my full support.
One of my favorite safety elements is often over-looked: they operate at 1 atmosphere. So much of the cost and bulk of a traditional reactor is the shielding needed to protect from an over-pressure event.
This article does not include images to demonstrate the point, which means the article is not worth reading.
Yeah, I got that (and it seems like a really elegant solution! very cool, pun intended, etc). My question was about how salt (or any other matter, really) can simultaneously be molten and frozen.
That's mostly because I decided to use maps from the daylight maps distribution. The current tiles were actually built last night. I think it probably makes sense to track planet.osm.pbf directly though because I want to create a virtuous cycle where users feel that contributing to OSM has a real tangible payoff.

The main issue with updating regularly is going to be that long-term I can't really afford a beefy enough machine that has a fast uplink to Cloudflare where my artifacts are hosted. Getting all of the planet-sized artifacts uploaded even just this one time was a huge pain. I ended up having to generate them on my desktop, ferry the data to a friend's house on a laptop via motorcycle and upload them from there. This is one of the things that I want to help remedy if I get enough support via Liberapay or GH Sponsors.
By the time I reached this comment I counted no fewer than five completely separate links to offerings to help reduce your Snowflake bill. For something that is already a focused SaaS product, I have to say that starts to smell a bit.
I’d rent a cloud vm with a beefy gpu from paperspace or a similar company. It’ll run about $20 per month for casual use.
Grain was transported by horse back then. We switched to automobiles because fuel is far denser. One semi-truck full of gasoline can provide thousands-of-trips and carry tons-and-tons of product. Ex: 1-ton of gasoline carries hundreds-of-tons of product.

In contrast, 10-tons of horse feed will only feed enough horses to carry maybe 10-tons of actual product, depending on distance.

I forget the math exactly, but there's a reason why the horse-to-automobile tranformation only took a decade. The difference between horse-feed and gasoline is completely massive and almost an unfathomable increase in efficiency, due to the ratio of "fuel-per-ton" (ie: horse bread in the 1800s vs gasoline in the modern day).
Does it not live on in all ways that matter in anime? I’m not attached to a production format or a label. The future will not be short of cartoons nor will it be short of films that move people. Sure they may be now alongside a massive scale of what you don’t like but that’s the beauty of the information web.
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Yeah, I read they avoided offers for a live action for years but I'm not sure why it's sacrosanct. Maybe it came in "early" qua graphic novels (versus comic books).
disclaimer: contributor to Tauri

This ends up often being my main contention with Rust, when making useful programs it often leads to large compile times mostly due to the linker. The mold linker can help greatly, but it's still not a great developer experience. Something I want to create in the future is a fully compiled Tauri application except it takes the webview sources at runtime, allowing a fast-as-possible development reload as long as you are only touching the frontend application and not the Rust side. On the Rust side there are a few options, one of them being developing something like WASM plugins on the backend where their individual dependencies are much less than a full application.
Short term positive, long term destructive. Ergo negative.

Addiction to cheap resources prevented politically sustainable energy sector development. On top of that, it's likely that corruption was involved. Which is cancer that tends to cause more corruption in semi-related parts of the system. Once politicians sell out, it's much easier to bend them again. Be it pure greed or blackmailing.
Everything I've ever seen seems to back up that people with the most debt that aren't doctors did so due to bad decisions. In most cases some or all of the following are true: never got a degree, went to out of state or private school, took 5+ years to get a bachelors degree, or signed for as many loans as possible each semester.
New breed of video sites thrive on misinformation and hate
Perhaps if there was concerted action to solve the problems we face, our children might see that as hopeful and look forward to a world that is willing to take on those challenges.
I am using it for a little project to make deciding between Airbnbs easier: https://www.tripwise.me/

You basically just enter in the Airbnb URLs you're considering, and it'll use GPT-3 to scrape through the reviews in order to find anything negative or positive people are saying about the listings.

You can also ask any question you want at all, and it'll return answers (if people have mentioned it in their reviews). For example "Is the air conditioning loud?"

I would love to hear what others are using GPT-3 for!
How do you handle map data updates? Do you regenerate everything from scratch from the full data set, or can you update it incrementally with patches? Is it possible to put the tiles on a CDN like cloudflare?
This isn’t incorrect but your privacy options when dealing with China are limited so Apple either has to chose no privacy or limited privacy for that market.

Governments exist to regulation the actions of economic entities like companies. It’s an infinite regress to argue about apples privacy stances in china.
Small, encapsulated uses of unsafe wrapped in a safe wrapper are entirely different than thousands of lines of unsafe.

Also - many of the borrow checker’s guarantees are enforced inside unsafe as well.
> Imagine believing china isn't a capitalist country

Funnily, your sibling comment is praising China for being communist. So, what is China? Is it communist when good and capitalist when bad?

The reality is communism always in life ALWAYS devolves to corrupt capitalism or a dictatorship and yet advocates and fans believe irrationally that next time will be different due to "reasons."
We don't mention this in the article, but we're a 2 man team and we've bootstrapped the product part-time around our day jobs, though I've recently taken a few months off to focus on it full time - there's a long way to go and lots to learn, but it's been a fun year :)
> To the one person who legally owns that space, there is that difference.

Thats all that matters. Art is relative. Nobody is forcing you at gunpoint to buy stuff.

> Oh? How many wars did China start for oil in the past 20 years?

20 is an arbitrary number. Look at Tibet, Indo-China wars, Uyghur suppression. I think we should revisit that statement when China acquires a blue water navy.

> that doesn't mean that I support China, or communism

No one said that. If you say only X is responsible for Y, then you should then explain why Z (where, X!=Z) is also causing Y.

X=capitalism

Y=horrors, real and imagined

Z=communism
The problem with this is that you will never know who is actually speaking. Deep fakes are already a thing, but as they get better and more accessible we will approach a world where anyone can make anyone say anything and make it hyper believable. In that world, it will be very difficult to tell what is real.
The bulb lights up _after_ you close the breaker.
Go is not the choice I would make when writing a parser for JSON, good luck though.
If you are building your own tileserver then you take one of the OSM dumps for your area.
Curious as to how you arrived at that conclusion.
Human works are needed to create the initial datasets, but an increasing amount of models use generative feedback loops to create more training data. This layer can easily introduce novel styles and concepts without further human input.

The time is coming where we will need to, as patrons, reevaluate our relationships with art. I fear art is returning to a patronage model, at least for now, as certainly an industry which already massively exploits digital artists will be more than happy to replace them with 25% worse performing AI for 100% less cost.
CrowdStrike has kernel code meant to stop everything you mention minus the network part (and being offline should have minimal impact on the security of the system), but in practice I'm sure you're right. It's easy enough to get attacks past them that frankly I haven't bothered trying to disable the agent.
Google Timer is back
Response to this thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32295674
Maybe some. But a lot of the right to repair movement is just fighting companies like Apple or John Deere actively preventing tinkers and 3rd party repairers from fixing devices they supposedly own.

Apple preventing computer repair folks from sharing blueprints and hardware locking some components are two examples.
As far as I'm aware countries fall broadly into two camps. Camp 1, USA for example, is concerned purely with the abuse of children, i.e., anything that depicts or is constructed of pieces of real children is illegal but other things such as drawings, stories, adults role playing, etc is not. Camp 2 outlaws any representation of it whether or not a child was involved.

Nowhere will a training set featuring pictures of naked children be legal.
15-445/15-721 got me a job. Thank you so much for making them publicly available.
How can you tell that you've "tricked" yourself into being happy, rather than just "started" being happy?
10x is literally the difference of an order of magnitude.

An order of magnitude is an exponential change of plus or minus 1 in the
value of a quantity or unit. The term is generally used in conjunction with
power-of-10 scientific notation.

Order of magnitude is used to make the size of numbers and measurements of
things more intuitive and understandable. It is generally used to provide
approximate comparisons between two numbers. For example, if the
circumference of the Sun is compared with the circumference of the Earth,
the Sun's circumference would be described as many orders of magnitude
larger than the Earth's. [1]

An order of magnitude is an approximation of the logarithm of a value relative to some
contextually understood reference value, usually 10, interpreted as the base of the
logarithm and the representative of values of magnitude one. [2]

[1] https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/order-of-magnit...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_magnitude
(OP here) I agree. I am an artist (not by trade but by lifelong obsession) in several different mediums, but also an AI engineer--so I feel a weird mixture of emotions tbh. I'm thrilled and excited but also terrified lol.
Recently switched from Osmand to Organic and am quite impressed. Rendering and routing are much faster and there are no crashes even with very long routes.
Those RAM usage comparisons should consider the shared memory among those processes. Aren't those renderer and zygote processes forks of each other?

I don't think that tools like htop or Process Explorer give us an easy at-a-glance answer to how much RAM multi-process browsers or Electron apps need. My current approach is to monitor the currently free RAM while at the same time closing the entire application. That delta at that moment is a more accurate representation of the app's memory consumption than summing up RSS values or working sets.
Devs don’t want to do ops
I think there would definitely be a market for this idea! In my mind, if we extend the idea, its a sort of subscription management. Maybe you pay the site manager directly for subscribing to content that lacks ads, or maybe there is a third-party that manages subscriptiopn management for smaller sites (who might not want to deal with overhead of managing paying users, etc.). Let's call this the Roku model, in that, i can use a Roku layer to help me manage video content...and then i use roku to manage payment to a paid streaming service, say, HBO. Sure, i can just directly pay HBO, but roku supposedly adds some value, maybe ease of management, or maybe roku promotes HBO signups, etc....in any case, i pay roku for access to HBO, and roku passes that subscription revenue to hbo - excluding some fee that they charge hbo i suppose, and on and on. So, in my estimation, this has precedent and can be applied to regular web content.

However, i imagine over time there will be a centralization of these subscription manager services - we'll call them "middle men" - and over time they will squeeze ever more fees from brands/content destinations...and over time brands who gain enough market power will feel these middle men lack enough value to give them their fees, etc. you know, that old chestnut.

Or...maybe i totally misunderstood your idea. ;-)
The referent of "utters" (sic) is ambiguous, so I can imagine a model having more difficulty with it than usual. Regardless, the current SOTA does need more specific and sometimes repetitive prompting than a human artist would, but it's surprising how much better results you can get from SOTA models with a bit of experience at prompt engineering.
oh heck, you're right! I edited the original comment, thanks.
Speak for yourself. TPMS is a great feature. Ever drive on a highway that's so poorly-maintained that you find yourself wondering if you're getting a flat? Ever find yourself miles from home with a slow air leak that you need to keep an eye on to ensure that you can make it to the shop safely? Do you enjoy crawling around on your hands and knees with a tire gauge, contemplating the uncertainty principle while you wonder how much air you just let out of your tire while trying to check it?

I've never owned a TPMS-equipped car that wasn't accurate to within +/- 2 PSI in the 30-35 PSI range, and won't be buying any such cars in the future. I see a lot of people complaining about crappy TPMS implementations, but that's something to blame your cheap-ass automaker for, not the technology itself.
The contradictions in the Bible are over-stated and the simplicity of the Quran is a major weakness given how distasteful its ideas are. The fact that there is nothing to "contradict" the command to kill the infidels.... is not a good thing.
To a mathematician the 0 signals the author intends less precision, but this is not colloquial use
Moral question:

Such tool will be used to generate lewd imagery involving virtual minors.

No way to prevent it upstream by outlawing feeding it real content (whose possession already is illegal). Suffice to add 'childrenize' layer onto adult NN or something.

How will the legal system react ? Bundle it into illegal imagery, period ? Maybe it's already the case - I think drawing made public is, not sure. If not, on what ground could it be ? No real minor would be involved in that production.
> The final memory usage on release of the model should be 6.9 Gb of VRAM.

Do they actually mean GB or Gb? Can anyone confirm?