skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Likewise, for those of on this side of the fence, the stakes are the future of billions of lives, the west is the despotic one and we can prove they're not after our best interest by showing the degree of political & military meddling we've suffered and still are suffering right now. I'd rather you guys show some proof of the Chinese boogeyman if you want us to change our views. Otherwise, trying to silence us simply won't work. Oh and about your initial comment wondering why it's not cool to be "pro-west" anymore, the reason is in a globalized world, more and more people are knowing other countries and interacting with its citizens instead of learning everything about their geopolitical foes from western state-funded channels.
100km == 62miles
There is truly no point to try and evaluate russian progress against their stated propaganda goals, it's a fool's errand - they're mercurial in nature depending on what the russian public should believe that day. With respect to "denazification", one day it's eliminating nazis who have infiltrated all levels of Ukraine's government and the next it's satisfied by just killing some soldiers. If russia hypothetically attacked poland or some other nation, I'm sure the excuse would be trotted out again.
There was a good example somewhere I can’t find, but of a really complex prompt that Dalle could understand, but SD couldn’t. Maybe some of the GPT-3 is being leveraged for parsing.

Anyways I think it’s way too early to start taking sides. I enjoy using all these system.
It's more likely they won't become profitable because they overestimated how much they'll save - not because they underestimated how much they'll lose.
Date Filed: August 25th, 2022 "Defendants Brian Krebs and Krebs on Security, LLC respectfully request that the Court extend the deadline for Defendants to respond to the Complaint by an additional thirty days in light of extraordinary circumstances that have delayed the finalization of the parties’ settlement"

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/63197557/21/ubiquiti-in...

They have been finalizing the settlement for some time. I would guess it is now settled.
Exactly. Remember a couple years ago when just saying "blockchain" would get money thrown at you?
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This is a really good point. The generated SDK is configured to allow a super-set of the API request body to hit the backend, which could expose unnecessary data fields if passed in by client code.

It comes because we’re a bit pragmatic: if a user doesn’t specify their full data structure in their OpenAPI specification, and we can’t generate a strict type, we allow an arbitrary structure to reach the backend. In our experience the hard bit isn’t really writing the SDK, it’s making and maintaining a good OpenAPI spec (hence part of the commercial product we’re moving towards is the ability to generate a strict OpenAPI specification directly from handler code / traffic analysis in a backend server). Your concern is totally valid, and this is something we will make configurable.
Know your neighbors.
look social media and all that online stuff is waaayy too saturated. nobody needs another useless app. people need real things that do real stuff. it may be hard, really hard, nearly impossible even. but, it's infinitely better for companies to start getting in on real world products, even if success is difficult, rather than keep producing the same useless apps.

Humanity needs innovation and progress in the primary areas of living: housing, transportation, water, food, and health insurance. am i asking for the impossible? yes. but, do take those moonshots, otherwise, the next 50 years will just be more of the same nonsense.
I strongly suspect that the steel reinforcement used in the frame could have acted as a rigid enough frame without the concrete
> It’s a small branch of statistics the same way that statistics is a small branch of math.

Is this sarcastic or something? Math understanding is a fractal, the closer you look at a branch the bigger it gets. Statistics in particular seems to have countless real world applications.
Congrats on the launch, this looks great and I'm looking forward to using it!
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This doesn't sound too bad, and functions* that are not changing could, in theory, also be unified, although a single change in one of the transitive functions called might force you to keep multiple versions.
Yeah, if you win 50% of your games it means the matchmaker is working perfectly. People really have a lot of trouble understanding that.

Also, to improve, you probably have to lose a bunch of games while you're unlocking that new knowledge. The toxicity of teammates kind of steers people away from that. Thus people get stuck at where they place and never go up or down significantly.
Hi, there are a couple of good UIs. https://github.com/cmdr2/stable-diffusion-ui is an easy-to-install and use tool, written by me (with contributions by many). Version 2 is in beta, which is a 1-click installer for Windows, no dependencies or command line needed. v2 beta: https://github.com/cmdr2/stable-diffusion-ui/tree/v2

https://github.com/hlky/stable-diffusion is another popular and good tool.
Running PHP in WebAssembly is so cool!
It's pretty clear that the increased water vapor in the atmosphere, in combination with continued Himalayan glacial melt, is loading the dice. Note also that decadal flooding in Pakistan has been a trend going back to at least the 1970s.
The sense I read from the GP is that if I want to believe the source, I'm less likely to apply strict scrutiny to what they tell me. The more I want to believe, the less I'll dig into what I'm hearing. Some things are just too good to not believe.
DoH, DoT and plain old DNS
Sindh does also have a pretty extensive irrigation network; e.g. see https://www.arcgis.com/apps/View/index.html?appid=21082183d1....

(I don't know how it compares to that in Punjab, though, nor whether it is well or badly maintained and managed.)
I was wondering that too, thought I missed something.
Race to the bottom implies that they're only competing on price. Here, they're competing on new functionality as well. If DALL-E's outputs were substantially better than Stable Diffusion, more people would use it, even if it cost more.
It used ~8GB of ram on my machine with similar generation time to the low vram fork of stable diffusion [1] running on my 4GB GTX1650.

[1] https://github.com/basujindal/stable-diffusion
Police are, in theory, already subject to the same physical tracking by automatic license plate readers as the rest of the population. But, police are able to get a pass from other cops when they employ counter-measures to defeat the tracking, so the reality is that the tracking does not apply to them. E.g., cops foiling automatic license plate readers[1] using methods that would cause non-police to be ticketed.

And, if somehow you manage to prevent abuse like the above, laws will be passed that grant exceptions for the powerful and their enforcers[2][3]. Many of the existing laws in this category recognize that privacy is essential for personal security and safety-- but only grant that security and safety to the privileged few.

We need to enshrine a strong right to privacy in law-- attacking surveillance head on (in the US, this means a constitutional amendment, or it will be [more] vulnerable to laws/courts granting exceptions). While sympathetic, I don't think that trying to reign in surveillance through making it equitable (on paper), are going to succeed.

[1] https://www.insideedition.com/21559-investigation-finds-poli...

[2] https://www.ocregister.com/2009/11/12/special-license-plates...

[3] https://www.menendez.senate.gov/newsroom/press/menendez-book...
(offtopic side note in case anyone is confused: I edited out that line you quoted. launching these guys was a last-minute thing this morning so I've been editing their blurb on the fly, from airplane wifi no less. I hope it worked!)

(this does not affect your question)
Data claimed to by anonymized usually can be easily deanonymized.
The operative problem is that the ecosystem he is nurturing does, in fact, show up at our front doors. Literal physical anti-trans violence is something I have personally experienced, and it came from a group of people spouting Rogan-esque nonsense as justification for what they were doing. Ignoring Joe Rogan does not solve the problem.

I am a victim to things that literally physically affect me that are caused in part by Joe Rogan et al. creating a narrative that violence against me and people like me is justified and/or funny.
What defines it being a Nazi bar? One patron? A dozen? A certain percentage of the patronage?
It seems you had a bad time learning ASP.NET, but in my experience what you're asking for is not difficult at all.

You have to:
1. [Optional] Define a DTO that deserializes { "foo" : { "bar" : "baz" }} to an object
2. Write a class that subclasses Controller
3. Write a method, call it whatever you want, that accepts a JObject or one of your DTO types.
4. Add the attribute [HttpPut("ping/pong/yolo")] to tell the framework this method should be bound to PUTs for that path.
5. Write your business logic.

Is that blood-crying inducing? No.
I don't see what it has to do with profit since this is pretty normal in academia too. Scientists will often publish papers, but not everything they do.

"Open" is not well-defined.
It's the kind of story that gets passed down across generations and even makes it into holy books.
Please take a look at Loki. It's more lightweight than the ELK stack.
Thumbs up. Colloquialisms from my dayjob spilling out into non-job related convos. I'll take the note.
if you already sent an email please try again, my obfuscated email might have been a bit too ambiguous, I've corrected it. And once you do I can take it down.

Though, I guess if you don't want to please let me know too so I can take it down.
I just play ARAM now, it's less toxic than ranked.
> Has anyone else gone from corporate grinder to zen learner? I'm starting to wonder if industry isn't for me and a more academic setting would be more suitable.

I am 34 and at a fairly senior position in a corporation, and as such I have the immense luxury to decide how much I effort want to put into my job without being micromanaged. In the past couple of years my priorities changed (wife, chronic illness, old parents, etc.) and I have stopped putting the same amount of overtime that I used to. I was also lucky/happy to be influential enough in my company to institute a 4-day work week for the same pay for me and my team. That has definitely helped with all the other things I wanted to pursue.

With the overtime gone and one extra day, I found out that I have more energy, both mental and physical, to be doing other things, like reading books, exercise, spend time with the wife, etc.

Work productivity itself also hasn't suffered: I manage to achieve the same things that I did in the past, only without the additional stress. At least for me, it seems if I force myself beyond a certain point, I get only very diminishing returns for my efforts.

With that mindset, I could say that I moved from corpo grinder to a rather zen peace of mind without having to switch to a more academic setting. However, I am aware that most corporations don't work like that and there is the pressure to perform or at least to appear to perform by putting in overtime, so what worked for me might not work everywhere.
Looking at the posters of the shows I can't see how canceling those is a bad thing for anyone except people who's salaries depended on it
Looks the same as the cheapest.
There's an inactive Meetup group with 1700 members here: https://www.meetup.com/de-DE/berlin-hacker-news-meetup/

I got an email from Meetup recently that it will shut down unless a new organizer steps up.
The frame is upside down. You can see the bottom bracket is on top, and the seat tube is facing down.
You got some downvotes for being flippant about money, but think this perspective is valuable as it shows the Polish worldview well. Lines at the coal mine near me are more than 2 weeks long with people sleeping in their cars trying to stock up for winter. This country has a hard history and a little cold is not going to stop it. If this is an attack, the country is ready to defend.
Ok.

I mean, Europe's already working on it. I think we'll get there eventually.

And I'm not claiming most of what you seem to think I am.
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Cloudflare is not a public service, the comparison with firefighters is not apt.

I’ve been seeing this confusion more and more recently, probably because of the size and omnipresence of corporations.

I don’t know if this confusion is deliberate to justify certain acts or simply ignorance, but the distinction has to be emphasized. Corporations and public services are completely different beasts, with different legislations, incentives, etc.
If you eat dirt from Easter island you’ll get some and it’s totally natural.
Setting a high cfg parameter, like 13, drastically helps with the prompt following.

That said, for me, I agree that dalle does much better pencil sketches.
There was that 7 minute video start up that raised a ton of money and had a bunch of big names produce short videos. IIRC the answer to your question was "hardly anyone" and they shut down quickly after burning a bunch of money.
Also irrelevant. The Nazi bar is a metaphor.
The most important skill of the startup founder is to find funding and customer, while find talent to implement, and if there is no suitable talent at that time, he can at least take the task until find someone. None of these skills can be acquired if you just work for a startup.
If that shape is flat...
Not to get off-topic, but have you tried cold brew?

I went through a long and tortuous path through coffee making techniques and eventually tried cold brew.

The idea is to soak the coffee in cold water 12-24 hours and filter the result.

The coffee is wonderful and lacks the bitterness of brewed coffee.

Back a little on-topic - the apparatus to make cold brew coffee is a bit simpler than hot coffeemakers.
I don't see how those two ideas connect
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A discussion around the numbers of medically-assisted death and what can be done to reduce those numbers through better treatments and services would be a worthy discussion.

But it’s inaccurate and needlessly provocative to say that the government is killing people through euthanasia. The government made it possible for people to seek medical assistance in ending their own lives.
I don't think Stable Diffusion is technologically better yet.

Sure, both SD and Midjourney produce absolutely beautiful artworks most of the time. But if you want something specific and out of the ordinary it takes a lot of attempts and promptcrafting (and sometimes you are unable to accomplish what you want at all).

However, my experience is that these prompts (which SD/MJ struggles with) often produce good results in Dalle2 even on the first try.

Of course, OpenAI has very limiting content policy. But if I have something very specific in mind and it passes their rules I currently chose Dalle-2. Even though I've spent much more time with SD.
Yes, this is exactly right - his post is clearly the product of legal negotiations with Ubiquity and probably cleared by both them and his own counsel. He's well advised not to say more than he needs to, even if people in this community would like him to fall on his sword more, that's just not how this stuff works.
Yeah as others appointed out it’s a nad+ precursor.

I feel compelled to comment though because anytime I read about how this stuff is only been tested in worms in mice… That automatically discount it’s worth as something to consider.

I’m gonna sah what I said before - I’ve played high-level hockey my whole life, I’m now 55 and I play against guys that barely washed out of their pro career.

When I stop taking nmn for two months my speed dropped from 20+ Mph to the mid teens.

A week after resuming my NMN supplementation my speeds are back in the 23-24 mph range

There’s just no way to fake it against players of this caliber. And to be clear I don’t know anybody even close to my age competing at this level.
It's nothing like the SJWs by any stretch of the imagination. The fact of the matter is that Reddit/ResetERA/Twitter/DailyKos is a cesspit full of people who revel in obsessing over people and then harassing them not only at their jobs but even through their private communications (phone numbers, personal email addresses, etc). How you react if dozens of people just started calling you at all hours because you're Christian and are visible in a social network? How would you react to having to explain to your employer that it's just "some kids" constantly badgering you and them when you're busy doing work? How would handle the act of them calling the police with false reports that result in a SWAT raid? This isn't hypothetical, it's happened many times due to Reddit and other forums.

Yes, I remember the "Moral Majority" era. I remember the religious right, the fundies, the evangelicals, and the grasp they had on speech. I remember how they tried to ban porn in the late '90s and the courts had to smack it down. And I saw how the left has taken over institutional power since then, still crying about victimhood status while holding government majorities, running education and the media, and so on.

It looks like the pendulum has started swinging back in recent years. I don't really want to go back to the late '90s in terms of culture and government (especially culture) but I won't be at all surprised if it happens and the right shows the same lack of magnanimity as they were shown this past quarter century. And a good way to make sure that happens is to continue to stifle their speech and give them every opportunity to cry victim and wish revenge. The left made hay from these opportunities and the right has been watching. A lot of their activists have read Rules for Radicals too.
It doesn't work because there is no Google cache entry for that page. They've instructed Google not to cache it.

> <meta data-rh="true" name="robots" content="noarchive, max-image-preview:large"/>

So, OP must be using some other means to retrieve the page.

In the case of NY Times, they're likely just grabbing the non-archived version and performing an operation similar to 12ft ladder.

Google cache fetching seems like it might be an effective strategy for a site like Washington Post that have extremely effective paywall enforcement (till your turn off JS), but also allow Google cache.
I think it self-regulates with time - otherwise we would be flooded with "crypto" and "web3" submissions all the time.
> which is not a practical constraint for nuclear.

It is very much a practical constraint for current nuclear reactors (whether traditional or SMR) whose uranium supply chains lead straight to problem zones [1].

Using conventionally mined uranium, traditional reactors would only provide 5 years of the world's electricity demand [2].

Seawater-extracted uranium could stretch into the thousands of years, but that is unproven at scale and cost. Similarly unproven are the fast breeder reactors needed to truly make the non-renewability of nuclear moot.

1. https://www.spglobal.com/commodityinsights/en/market-insight...

2. https://phys.org/news/2011-05-nuclear-power-world-energy.htm....
I bet this is super common
Especially since law schools raise tuition to fund LRAPs (programs where the schools cover graduates' student loan payments until forgiveness kicks in). Kind of a win/win for the school and student, assuming they're eligible
> the flaring at Gazprom’s Portovaya plant is an “environmental disaster," with about 9,000 tons of carbon dioxide being emitted every day

This is hyperbole. Venting the gas would be an environmental disaster. Flaring just burns it somewhere different.
Takes some presumption to demand precision in terminology while being completely and totally incorrect.
I would've like to see some explanation for how Krebs fell for this ruse, such as why this single-sourced claim was convincing enough to him to do a series of articles that apparently did serious material harm to Ubiquiti. And at least a few specifics of the key information that Krebs now believes to be faked. Just because his source has been indicted for alleged false info to the press doesn't mean that everything this source gave Krebs is automatically fake. In other words, what claims in the indictment, relating to which evidence the source gave to Krebs, leads Krebs to believe that that evidence is completely unreliable -- and how much, if any, doubt/scrutiny did Krebs give that evidence before this indictment?

It doesn't have to be written in the tone of CYA excuses. The angle is: this is how I got fooled, and these are the lessons I've learned going forward.

As Krebs writes in his mea culpa: "I always endeavor to ensure that my articles are properly sourced and factual." Okay, so why didn't that happen here? Is it one-time bespoke situation, i.e. a perfect storm of mistakes? Or was it because of standard practices that he now sees as insufficient for these kinds of stories going forward?
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> Incidentally, not long after posting my comment I noticed a few people down-voting it without comment. Sometimes I think I should not interfere and let evolution follow its normal course (as it nearly did with me).

Often you'll catch downvotes for playing devil's advocate, even when it's very justified like in this circumstance.

I'm one of those low voltage DC noobs and I was still shocked when I saw the title... I was even more shocked by the wood burning article - people are dying playing with this stuff. If anything that Linux-powered microwave article should have a huge warning at the top outlining the risks.

I appreciate you taking the time to educate on the dangers + sharing your anecdotes.
Yea at least the USA shit sandwich has bread!
What you describe sounds similar to Statamic. The config and even the content is yaml files, and the admin UI is also quite extensible. But I always wish it was easier to change stuff with code in Statamic, so maybe that's where Payload shines.
Because they have no idea what they're doing so they compensate for that with extra confidence.

:shrug:
I have a moccamaster and it works great.

(that said, I switched to cold brew coffee and have used the moccamaster maybe once in the last 6 months)
I thought so too, but at 20:55 you can see the rider stop pedalling while still rolling. It seems to contain a freewheel mechanism: https://youtu.be/Yqgn-qlg1X0?t=1255
I don't think so, Colab pro limitations are precisely because they weren't charging by compute unit, so they were over-subscribed.
There's also the AI adage that you don't get to the moon by building successively larger ladders... all this deep learning stuff is great and will unlock amazing value (esp if we fund open data+models), but we run the risk of exhausting consumer and government patience if we keep promising the world with this single family of techniques.
oh yes you're right!!!
Statistics is the basis of science. Probability is one of the axioms of reality. Probability just works and is assumed to work and nobody knows why. It is fundamentally the reason why Entropy always goes up.

It is much more then a small branch of math given it's foundational relation to the real world.

Intuitively AI is much more just a branch of math. We are getting closer and closer to understand theoretically how our own brains work. The philosophical connections are profound and you are using language categories to limit your thinking.
What did you have to rewrite when upgrading from .NET 3.1 to 6? If all you had to touch was ASP.NET startup changes, that's hardly 1 day's worth of work.
Yea sure I fully believe idiots from Deloitte.
I bet they are also awful to cars.