skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. That's expected.

AMD market segmented their RDNA2 support in ROCm to the Navi21 set only (6800/6800 XT/6900 XT).

It is not officially supported in any way on other RDNA2 GPUs. (Or even on the desktop RDNA2 range at all, that only works because their top end Pro cards share the same die)
The tennis practice wall would care to disagree that can't be done alone. One can very much so spend months playing tennis and never once see or speak to another human being.
Is it typical of blue states to elect Republican governors by popular vote?
> I do want to point out that the moment you call everything racist, nothing is racist.

What was actually said is that if your criteria applies to racist actions there's a problem with your criteria, in the same way that if your behavior results in someones death, there's a problem with your behavior.

statistically speaking, most murders are perpetrated by black men. So statistically speaking, your garden variety racist is right to distrust their black neighbor.

^ that the above is true speaks clearly to the flaw in your thinking.
That alone does not give him any credibility.
But the state didn't do that.

He's just misrepresenting it

> The building’s sardonic “historic laundromat” nickname stems from a 2018 study the city conducted to determine whether the property should be preserved as a historic asset.

> The concern at the time was not that the building itself might have historic value, but that as the building’s onetime offices of certain local activist and nonprofit groups it might be worth preserving.

> This did not turn out to be the case, and the contemptuous shorthand term has stuck with the building ever since.
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I don't usually use it daily, as I find more value in the weekly/monthly views. Though I would love to know what "Due to low usage" actually is. Should I be visiting it daily? Is my weekly/monthly visit meaning it is "low usage"?
Streets themselves have also gotten much worse! The vast difference in car deaths in the US and other countries is more a question of our infrastructure and what it encourages than anything else.

I read a really great book about this recently -- no vested interest beyond just really liking it. Check it here [1]

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Brian Eno started his [ambient] career doing essentially that, creating and tweaking programming systems to do various musical things, and then letting them to go do their thing. Does this make his ambient pieces, many of which started as a programmatic system, not art? If not, where does the line fall?
> "Stable Diffusion was trained primarily on LAION-Aesthetics, a collection of subsets of the LAION 5B dataset, which is itself a subset of LAION-400M"

Err, no? As you can tell by the name itself, the 5B dataset is larger.

> "Unlike autoencoder-based deepfake content, or the human recreations that can be achieved by Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) and Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), diffusion-based systems learn to generate images by adding noise"

This is confused. Diffusion is orthogonal to NeRF. For example, here is a paper that uses both: https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.12390

> "Within days of release, the open sourced Stable Diffusion code and weights were packaged into a free Windows executable"

That's not how it became popular.

> "Additionally, at the time of writing, Google Research has just released a similar system called DreamBooth, which likewise ‘tokenizes’ a desired element into a distinct ‘object’."

The approaches are actually very different. DreamBooth uses fine-tuning, unlike textual inversion.
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Is that the difference in graphics performance between the M1 and M1 Pro or did the other person do something wrong? 70-90 minutes seems nuts
What about the increasing statistics of mental health issues among children and the increase in childhood inactivity and obesity? Don't those encourage you to let your kid to freely walk around the neighbourhood?

Snark aside, the key point is that the statistics that you are worried are still increasing are still nonetheless Black Swan events on an individual scale. Their increase should absolutely be a concern at the political, urban planning, and public health levels, but it should never be a reason to discourage or forbid activities that in all regards are healthier and more formative as a person than their avoidance.
I will be testing that driver specifically, just waiting for the LTT driver to ship. Hopefully Project Farm has one on hand too. The PB Swiss has the best ratchet feel by far, though it's a little tight—that's one thing Linus was adamant about on theirs, making it just loose enough that you can easily ratchet the blade with your fingers to tighten without rotating the entire driver.
Freedom of speech is also a social principle - not just the First Amendment. That's been lost in the debate and is much more important than the legalese.
Is he saying that, or is he simply expressing a disdain for what he sees as anti-regulation crypto investors? He's overgeneralizing to suggest all crypto investors hate regulation, which no one believes is true. It's not even clear the majority oppose regulation in the crypto space.
Thanks for your perspective! sounds like for inbound only, I don't really have very many concerns then.

on being able to do easy updates - yeah the biggest annoyance would be updating.

Do you have a recommended email server to run?
Buy an NVIDIA card. ROCm isn't supported in any way on WSL2, but CUDA is.

AMD just doesn't invest in their developer ecosystem. Also as you use a 6600 XT, no official ROCm support for the die that you use. Only for navi21.
It's not "one drop" thinking. It's 99.999% of the drops.
M = Mega = 1000000

m = milli = 0.001
Google publishes a lot of papers in AI, networking, and kernel-type work (isolation, scheduling, etc.). This seems to attract a lot of talent and helps build relationships with academia.

For whatever reason though, the storage and analytics groups don't publish nearly as much as they could.
Homelessness and home prices are actually separate problems, even though they feel linked, they are barely so.

You can have a relatively affordable city like Montreal and still a lot of homelessness.
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>Why do people think this?

Because it's already happening.

Things that were career ending scandals for politicians two decades ago are only a couple of days worth of news now.
This article seems to cherry-pick statistics in favor of its thesis. For example, here's a counter-statisic:

> "In 2020, there were 618,399 victims of child abuse in the United States. This is a decrease from the previous year, when there were 656,251 victims of child abuse, and is the lowest number of victims since 2012." (Statista)

Now there are an estimated 70,000,000 children (age 0-17) in the USA, but it's likely that child abuse is significantly underreported.

So, do you tell kids that child abuse is insignificant, that there aren't dangerous people (actual child abusers) and that they don't need to even think about it? What should they do then, if they learn that one of their friends is a victim of child abuse?

The whole article seems a bit Pollyanish. Kids can handle learning about things like wars, resource exhaustion, economic instability, etc. They can also learn that cars are dangerous and that they shouldn't run into the street without looking, all without going into a state of debilitating fearfulness.

It's just a matter of balance - for example, it's a good idea to tell kids that media outlets tend to cover the worst stories, not the best, so blind faith in media - i.e. the belief that reading the newspaper or watching a news show means you have a broad picture of the world - is unwise.
This was a grand stroll down memory lane; having hacked Java since JDK 1.0, I've seen a lot of improvement.

An idle thought: he favors server-side rendering whereas the javascripts seem to favor client-side rendering. Along the way doing servlets, there came to be "view first" rendering, where you use serverside to paint a minimal page which, itself, uses ajax calls to fill in the blanks. I used that a lot.

It's true also that I migrated from servlets to node. But, in all of this, clojurescript erupted on the scene. And, for me, that's where the piece gets interesting: he introduces us to a java to clojurescript transpiler and tells us it was used to craft the google app suite. Now it's time to go play [1]

[1] https://github.com/google/j2cl
I'm broadly in favor of shorter (or no) prison sentences for most offenses, but my empathy doesn't extend quite as far for someone who runs a crypto scam to dupe and and steal $2B from thousands of middle-class people. I think that most white collar offenses are disgustingly under-punished, and the knowledge that this will likely come down considerably means I'm not at all offended by this.
Don't forget the ascension of Hurd as the globally preferred kernel.
Saw a youtube segment on this. They were highly offended when a weight filter was discussed but saw no problem with the height filter.
I think this is an important perspective and worth remembering.

One of the beautiful things about code and about tech is (used to be?) the leveling of the playing field down to simply ability. In my opinion, it should not matter whether a person is ugly, fat, skinny, fit, short, tall, old, young, gay, straight, nonbinary, trans, cis, what color their skin is from, etc., if they can get the work done and get along with their teammates.

I feel that we have lost something valuable in the remote working world when we demand that everyone turn on their video cameras at all time; we have lost the ability to appreciate people for solely for their ideas and their accomplishments and their aptitudes. We make it about the way they look, which has so many negative ramifications associated with it.

I'm not disabled beyond needing to wear glasses, but for more than a decade I had low self esteem and was unhappy with my appearance. I was ashamed of how I looked. I felt really bad about it. Today, I am quite happy to get on camera and as a tangent to whatever activity I'm doing show off my fitness. But I will never forget that I used to hate it, and it made me feel very uncomfortable. I believe that appearance and bias can reduce opportunity for those with the requisite ability.
I mean the website isn't a monolith; some parts are good, some parts aren't. Different writers have different perspectives.

I think TFA is trying to argue that it's possible to see the world as a basically safe place, despite the presence of this kind of inconsistency. The website's not perfect, but it seems like it has some things going for it, and anyway you're smart and can get by just fine in a world with imperfect media :-)
Once they combine the progress in generative algorithms and robotics, then we are truly done for.
Yes it's art that you get if you let a child make a broad sketch and let an experienced artist render all the details without looking at the whole result.
I'd buy this argument so much more if the people making it didn't _also_ dislike the free market. That just seems like a short-circuit way of avoiding that they don't want that speech to exist at all, because they believe it's equivalent to violence.
That sort of stuff was not really stored in GFS directly, it is stored in storage systems that build on top of GFS.

That has ~always been the case. So while GFS might have had, say, open access to the map data and tiles, or the crawled web pages, user data isn't accessed that way (and this was standardized and enforced very strongly, even 16 years ago when i started).
Tell that to Arizona Iced Tea. Not all companies are garbage.

Friendly reminder that LTT sells *all* of its desk pads and water bottles for the same price, no matter the size.
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Technically they have 14 days after the denial by the Ohio supreme court during which they could appeal to the US Supreme Court. so until that windows has closed, the initial court won't force the issue.

Then the state may have some time period to allow the the losing party to pay. If they have still not done so, the winning party can petition for a writ of execution, which allows you to take the judgment which is basically a floating lein, and attach it to specific property of the debtor. The property can then be levied, garnished, or foreclosed upon, usually with the help of the exeutive.

Attaching to real property is often fraught, because the forclosure process is complicated, and plenty of real property will have other liens on it, for example from a mortgage. This makes forclosing much more complicated.

Levies against "personal property" (chattel) can be somewhat easier, with the sheriff seizing the property, selling it at public auction, and giving you the proceeds up the the judgment amount and interest, and giving the rest back to the debtor. But while cool sounding, this is often fairly impractical due to the fact that a lot of chattel property has little value (or at least will get little money at auction), and the property worth substantial money is more likely to be leased, or subject to a loan, or other similar complications.

Attaching to and garnishing funds from a bank aaccount, or levying other intangible assets may be the easiest approach, especially for an organization like the college. For example attaching to the stocks/bonds etc that make up the colledge endowment would be able to recover this judgment without issue. (although attaching to intangible assets may be more complicated than physical assets, depending on state laws.)

Realistically, the moment you start trying to do any of this, the other party (if solvent and able to pay) will often suddenly be more than happy to just give you the money. (It turns out to be much cheaper and easier for them that way).
I don't understand your point. How do you reach the conclusion that Professor Römer doesn't know about Gog and Magog ? Or that he doesn't know about the multiple interpretations of who or what they may have been ?
Beats probably helped with the first one as well. That was 2006 that they started to teach people that muffled sounds with exaggerated bass is what it should sound like.
Oh... had no clue! Thanks for letting me know so I wouldn't have to spend hours banging my head against the wall.
It's not even pixels the model is storing ... it's gradients from the loss function. Gradients that have the shape of the network, not of the image it is training on.
> The Albanian minister for internal affairs, Bledar Chuchi, said that the fugitive's identity was confirmed post-arrest by biometric results: Özer had apparently shaved his head.

Seems they might not even have realized who they arrested until they tested him, or they just re-confirmed who it was post-arrest. If the former, any idea what he initially got arrested for?
I disagree. I partner dance socially and getting good at dancing played a big part in making me comfortable while at a dance event. If I feel like I'm tripping over my feet, I'll be embarrassed to try and talk to the partner after the dance, I'll just want to run away instead.
I still disagree with your perspective, but appreciate your thoughtful replies. I agree it's a scary and serious situation.
might be easier to wait for Diffusers to merge the pull request...
So what exactly is the type of thing you want to say that kitsunesoba is forbidding you from saying?
Oberlin has already been assessed legal costs post-penalty-phase.
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It may be a radical notion to some, but it's actually possible for an online publication to have multiple writers of differing qualities and opinions.
You're being downvoted because you're not making the argument here. "Read my book" or "Watch my film" isn't an effective answer to the question of why you'd think a state where Jews and Arabs and Europeans have equal rights is an apartheid state.
I was referring to mobile OSes, and if you bothered to read the Android documentation, it works with intents.
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100% as a parent the issue is cars interacting with children.

A suboptimal but creative solution I saw recently was neighbors working together to remove their backyard fences to create a large and safe play area for children in the suburbs.

I don’t know what the solution is but it is frightening how society at large just accepts the deaths and injuries. And in my neighborhood how people drive fast around blind corners knowing there is an elementary school 5 blocks away and kids everywhere on all manner of bike/board/walk.
I think that what OP meant by "real world" is something closer to "daily life" use.

Something you'd encounter as Mr. random.
Well #1 is not 'straightfoward' fixes at all. Massive Real Estate buildouts are 'gigantic' industrial projects.

A 'straight forward fix' is to ban foreign ownership of homes and AirBnB. Poof. Now, I wouldn't support that, but it would be 'straight forward'.

#2 is reasonable.

#3 is a big glib tough. "Hey, everyone should just get a raise!", if it were only that easy!
Two points (your conclusion that AI hasn't had much effect yet may still be right):

Population growth isn't everything. The uninsured rate dropped from 12% to around 8% in that time period. Not many uninsured people get radiologist services unless it is an emergency.

And cheaper AI-assisted Radiologists could increase the overall employment of Radiologic Technologists.
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How about video game 3d assets? And physics simulations?
Is this similar to Arrow datafusion but in C++? Tbh I think every hot new dataframe or analytics db has such components. The basic idea is not too different from the textbook at first glance.
I think the fundamental question is by what right does someone have "right" to something like land or the buildings on it, by the open market and wealth or by already living there? Neither is really fair or equitable. But I worry what will happen as more people start to feel (justifiably so) they're getting a raw deal on both fronts.
I fail to see how anything like that is needed for CRUD apps.
>and cache, for instance.

A necessity. ARM code density is awful, thus a huge L1 is needed to compensate.

This is costly, and ARM's Achilles heel.
Better stock up on antimatter.
Your "point" was a direct attack on a person with absolutely no evidence. You essentially argued that Linus spent all that time and money on "blackjack and hookers" and that's what took 3 years.
The ideas that:

• The blockchain is an immutable distributed source of truth outside the control of any central authority

and

• The government can pass judgement, seize your assets and give them to someone else

are fundamentally contradictory.

If you want the government to be the final arbiter of property rights then you are conceding that they control property allocation, not some global ledger.
> it's less about making a collage or modifying a source, more about say 'doing its best to recapitulate a set of learned higher-level properties

That sounds almost ... humane. I bet it will trigger some people who only see copyright violation in it. They don't understand the image is being created "from first principles".