skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> And perhaps his own reluctance to follow the Chinese model.

I always thought it was the other way. The Chinese saw what Gorbachev did and didn't like the results. June 4th (this was 1989, where Gorbachev's reforms were well on their way) was the turning point where the CCP decided collectively to conclusively reject political reforms and crack down on those who insisted on them. I think the hardliners in CCP felt vindicated when USSR disintegrated a short while after believing they dodged a similar bullet by the crackdowns.
No, because sports are not fully deterministic. There is randomness involved. You may be strictly worse than another player but still have a 20% chance of beating them.
I think it is bare minimum for good clean digestion. As far as ALL the benefits of fasting... I think it is a good start.
Microsoft is probably a more relevant contemporary example for an audience not steeped in our mythology, I'd certainly raise an eyebrow at someone hiring IBM in 2022. I'd wager many people aren't familiar with IBM.
This is trivially incorrect - it would require exposure level to be constant, whereas in the US people were much more out and about in 2021 than in 2020.
This (and the reply to js2) gives me the impression that "effectively use 5% of git" means something like "effectively use 5% of the git CLI surface", but to me that's not what "learn how to use git" means.

One way or another, I've wound up becoming the git guy at work, and think I'm on the more proficient side of average. But, for most anything outside of commands I use daily (or can easily find in shell history), I'm off to the git docs or a search engine. Just about always, I know what I need git to do, it's just a matter of finding an incantation to do it.

To me, there are two pieces to learning git. The lower level is about git itself: understanding that commits are snapshots and the diffs are calculated on-the-fly, that cherry-pick is an automated version of diff and patch, rebase is like a way to compose cherry-picks. The other layer is about how the organisation uses git - like how to fork a project on github, push some changes to a branch in your fork, make a PR to propose those changes to upstream, why committing directly to main is a bad idea.
If this is allowed, why not just forfeit the match then instead of putting on such a shameful act?
It is not. F1 drivers flouting the instructions are merely subject to consequences of insubordination at team level. Their whole lives are not erased from the national record and they are not subject to nation-level excommunication.
What's going on with that deformed bowl in "three bowls of food on a white table" one?

Also, "a couple of women"? Is it part of the joke or the right one is really a woman?
Pretty much the old trick of moving the bulk of the complexity into the compressor/decompressor, including the content itself, and taking that into the AI realm.
It's super confusing and does feel like a grind. I don't think I ever had to self-evaluate myself to this degree. I'll give your suggestion a try. Appreciate the kind words.
Bunch of this is a legal impossibility. Disparate impact jurisprudence prohibits competence based hiring. "No HR departments" increases your legal liability risks -- a company ought to have one to at least cover their asses by saying that "we followed precedents' prescribed procedures, but alas". "No woke HR training" is the same - it's literally a legal obligation, without which your liability increases by orders of magnitude.
if you want to work with a vendored copy of a dependency, do it clearly; copy the sources in src and remove the dependency from the package.json
Maybe if you’re a boomer. We’ve gone through iterations:

- for buying IBM

- for buying Microsoft

- for buying Oracle

- for buying Cisco

- for buying AWS

… what’s next?
Do you own a backpack?

I don't often have zipper problems but it's always on a backpack, probably due to the abuse they take.
Slay the Spire is just an absolutely fantastic game—but I wouldn't call it a "mobile" game. It's on every gaming platform, and very much an exception to the rule.

It just happens to translate extremely well to mobile due to the super simple interface.
Rubbing some paraffin on the teeth can help.

That being said, if buttons work better for you, more power to you. People simply have different lifestyles and needs, and it's great to have options. I've not had nearly as much trouble as you describe (I've only zipped my weener twice in my entire life, and I don't think I drew blood), but there are other things in life that people swear by that just don't work well for me.
I wore my job like an armor and it was super disorienting to find something... that wasn't attached to my job. School, travel (in the form of conferences), etc were all for career.

You're right about career prospects. I'm hoping I can find the one and settle down. I do feel like it's difficult to do it in 30's than 20's though. Thanks for the perspective.

> Also, on a personal/emotional level... maybe it would help to learn peaceful acceptance in addition to the ceaseless pursuit of hedonism? Y

I think this is the one I struggle the most with.
I've played a lot with this and I get the same image using the same prompt and seed.

I've also played a lot with slight variations on the same prompt and it's really fascinating seeing how similar the images are outside of the specific detail changed.

I would say this diffusion model is very... stable.
You’ve missed the point entirely
Thank you! Was going to write something similar, but you have made it much better than I possibly could.

Given the incredible complexity of finding valuable information on Internet nowadays, having something like sharing resources you consume may be very useful for OP and also for everyone. This is just an idea, not sure if someone have already made it. If so, i am curious to know
Driving is legislated into city design.
The family/marriage FOMO bug is definitely a thing for sure. I think that's one venue I'll try to explore a bit more. How do you keep such positive outlook at the next decade?
From my limited experience, most hackers dont care for kernel, once they have your services, they have the data.. thats enough.
>They steer views to foreign countries where no one is likely to buy your music or follow you

Worst case scenario. Best case scenario, your advertising reaches local folks and your business does well... Which makes your main source of revenue instagram, further entrenching you into the page-on-platform-as-a-business model, which makes the internet a slightly less accessible, anonymous, fun place.

See: forums/IRC replaced by discord servers, facebook businesses, record deals hinging on tiktok views, etc
It’s also wrong. Or, at least, incomplete: a lot of water was injected into the atmosphere. It is reflecting the heat, on both sides: reflecting heat from the sun, but also reflecting lower atmospheric heat, trapping it against the earth instead of radiating into space. So… pretty much a wash. Literally, once the water precipitates out.
Since the creation of the United States of America. One famous in the computer era is the banning of encryption algorithm.
Hilarious post aside, I've been using Stable Diffusion to generate "ideas" in large volume by creating a lot of images from a single (very generic) prompt with very low accuracy/depth levels, then when I find something that might be interesting, I fire up img2img and iterate over that with better accuracy, resolution, and depth. The results are pretty amazing.
Basically my ideas is:

N = kb + r

N - integer
k - divisor
r - remainder
b - base

So N can be written has a multiple of b plus the remainder.

Now, iterate with k.

k = k_2b + r_2

And so on, as every number can be written like this.

You end up with a polynomial in b

N = b^j.r_j + b^(j-1).r_{j-1} + ... + b.r_1 + r_0

Which is represented as a "numeral" by its coefficients (r_j..r_0)

One interesting property of this rep, is that for base phi (Golden Ratio ~ 1.618: (1+5^(0.5)/2)) no rep has a "101" subsequence. So basically then integers coded into base-phi get like a multipart/form-data or MIME encoding for free with the "boundary" being, the nonexistant sequence: 101.

I really loved to discover this! :) ;p xx ;p
Considering how much of what we have is made in china in the first place, how can they not already have all the tech they need? I assume if they can't get fast US devices they'll just use the US designs we give them to make whatever they need on their own dime, likely to sell for less than the prices we'd be demanding.
I thought launchd was more akin to systemd than to selinux or apparmor. Some brief googling didn't show anything about security policies. Do you have a link where I could learn some more?
You should be ashamed of yourself. So many parents ruin their relationships with their children by aggressive over monitoring of their children. Your product is ruining privacy of the youth. Look on Reddit hundreds of stories of kids hating their parents cause they track their every moment even in college
This is interesting because it shows that you can "sell" customer information, without receiving money.

In this case they were selling data by using external analytics (presumably Google) which provided them value from analysing said analytics.

Provide something, get something, even if the get something is just a repackage of your something.

This will have substantial effects on anyone using external analytics, where the host of said analytics can (does?) your data for other things.

I expect this will be a boon for those providing self-hosted analytics products.

We are living in this weird space - advertising pays for big (useful) properties like Google, YouTube and Facebook.
The ability to do hyper-focused advertising is effecient and effective for small businesses. And yet (not surprisingly) people are pushing back against the data collection that makes this happen.

It's one of those cases I think where both sides are being completely reasonable, and have a strong case. I fear unknown outcomes so I'm against data collection, but at the same time I want free search and YouTube.

[1] this is distinct from the "sites have too many adverts" issue, lots of sites have too many, lots have the right number.
I like City Guesser more. No account required and you have to guess the location from a video which I find a bit easier and more enjoyable.

https://virtualvacation.us/
I have not misread your context.

You have not condemned me, but you have condemned anyone who is convinced by the suicidal person that suicide is a logical choice for them. Doubly so if the convinced person assists.

I am offended at your certainty on this. Wait until you've had a suicidal loved one attempting to convince you for months to let and/or help them die. After that you have a right to opinions on what people who have been there do. Until then, please fuck off.

With that, I'm out. You are what you are. And there is no point in trying to change you.
The reduce ({ spread}) anti-pattern (JavaScript) (2019)
The typo was fixed a few hours later
Microwave with IR thermal sensor is available at least here in Japan since around 2000. Weight or humidity sensor is also used as a cheaper (and older) option. Those sensors are used for auto heating rather than specifying time. I don't know why it's not widely used by everyone even in developed world.
After removing the NSFW filter, I can confirm that 99% of the blocked results are not in-fact NSFW. The filter is VERY over aggressive.

To remove the filter, you just have to comment out the two lines of code which call it. Instructions are here: https://reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/wv2nw0/tutoria...
Oh, yeah, good calls there. They're so enmeshed now I forgot about them.
https://github.com/johnnydecimal/resume

I've got 20+ years of experience, and this time I re-wrote it from scratch. So far I've only been in touch with one recruiter, but he said that he liked it!

Résumés are so boring. I've seen dozens while trying to hire people. Try to be a bit different perhaps?
Lenovo introduces T1 wearable display glasses
Sure. Hence why it's a compromise.
Not to mention that giving healthcare, clean water and clean air to people who don’t have it will increase “growth” in long term, probably more than anything new.
Typically caching is not supposed to affect correctness, 'only' performance behavior.
> - bundles let you ship less code (tree shaking)

bundling should be done as a step to build an application.
it's really not needed when you prepare a library.

> - dependency versions being fixed is a feature. I've had package installs fail because a dependency published a semver-compatible update that broke something.

If this is the case please open a bug to the dependency team. And then avoid ^ ~ and * in the dependencies version you are using.
The JPEG-XR link probably was meant to point to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_XL instead.
Those saying that this is normal since Olympics is about country and medal counts, the main issue is the absurdly disproportionate repercussions that were inflicted on the athlete (and her husband too) for speaking about the strategy - that, ironically, is being described as "normal". If it is normal, why they had to suffer the consequences for telling it like it is?
And I got downvoted for this yet this is on the front page today: https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1045810/0001... lol
> Last, are you really questioning the benefit of washing our hands?

It's dishonest to call his position a strawman then take a strawman position that doesn't have bearing on the rest of your statement.

Along with that, this law was just passed. We don't yet know what it will and won't be used for. You're arguing about what it should and shouldn't be used for.
Babylonjs, A 3D Web rendering engine
If you checked out the Photoshop extension inpainting that also used Stable Diffusion. I figured this Krita extension was just using a lower quality setting or something, since the Stable Diffusion Photoshop results looked much better. Maybe it could come down to the amount of VRAM in the machine the demos were recorded on, or something.
Those regulations can stay. If you ever worked on a complex highly regulated space such as architecture/construction; there are lot of things that get piled up that make no sense whatsoever even diving into the history and context of why it was written.

For example, Oregon's gas pump law (you cannot fill your own gas), I remember diving into the actual law and reasons behind it said something along the lines of "Because it is dangerous to walk outside in rainy weather and fill your own gas". It was a while ago and I can't find the text, but it was something absurd like this, I'll edit the comment with the factual info. Anyhow, legislators write laws to fulfill their campaign promises and they may not be in the interest of the benefit of the society, especially in the long term.

Edit, I found it:

ORS 480.315(4)

The dangers of crime and slick surfaces described in subsection (3) of this section are enhanced because Oregon’s weather is uniquely adverse, causing wet pavement and reduced visibility;

ORS 480.315(15)

Self-service dispensing at retail presents a health hazard and unreasonable discomfort to persons with disabilities, elderly persons, small children and those susceptible to respiratory diseases;

https://oregon.public.law/statutes/ors_480.315
Called it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32643495

And I got downvoted. Shows you how good karma works for information not well distributed.
> They can make an ML accelerator comparable to the A100 if they want to.

That is already in the past. They have already designed a datacenter GPU faster than NVIDIA A100 (made at TSMC):

https://www.servethehome.com/biren-br100-gpu-for-datacenter-...

Alibaba has already the fastest per socket server CPU for non-floating-point workloads, which has 128 Armv9 cores and DDR5 and PCIe5 before the launch of Intel Sapphire Rapids and AMD Genoa.

At this time, China is at least at parity with USA in chip design, so no export bans of US chips can hurt them.

Their only vulnerability is the dependence on the superior manufacturing capability of TSMC, so only banning exports from TSMC to China can hurt them (like Huawei was hurt when they were no longer able to make chips at TSMC).
Presumably the case-insensitive version is also doing unicode normalization as well, which is what a byte-level comparison of tolower versions would miss
Because they have the experience on theirs.

Having an integrated architecture team serves for training purposes and for overlooking the mistakes.

At the same time, it helps keeping the architecture team up to date with the codebase.

Why wouldn't you do that, if it's highly beneficial in both directions?

The fact that a separate team does design work has been proven to be wrong, of course we shouldn't do that again
I write the @next comment not as a proper comment, but as straight up text, guaranteed to give me a syntax error the next time I compile. No need to remember to search for anything!
Think like a marketer. How about, "Fast, quiet, and comfortable in the clouds"?
How can you not understand the implications of AI to ask that question at this point in our shared reality? Are you a technical user? Are you new to HN? Why do you think AI isn't a security issue?
imo, one of the biggest causes of obesity is calories in drinks. sodas, juices, and alcohol are all incredibly easy ways to add a few thousand calories per week to your diet without filing you up at all. milk is slightly better (but only because it naturally has a much smaller serving size).
This is better than middle-out
O it's China! Normal rules of civilization don't apply.
Obvious application is situations extremely constrained by bandwidth. A space explorer's family could transmit lovingly promptcrafted pictures to a station on a distant planet.

(Videos should similarly lossy-compress down to a plot synopsis and the key cast/crew. Throw in the script too for more accuracy but biggger file.)
So tcpmux has to run as root, why you hating on that ?
By implementing the Unicode’s case folding specification in detail, as described in section 5.18 of the Unicode standard.

Or, more likely, by using a library like ICU.
The need for regulation is directly relation to population size, which is ironic because many of those who are in favor of deregulation are also in favor of unlimited "growth". If you are the only person on the planet, you don't need laws and you don't need regulations - they are moot by definition. If there are 10 people on the planet, they could each have a coal burning power plant that is 1% efficient and still have no measurable impact on the environment. The number of people you jam onto the lifeboat is directly proportional to the number of rules and regulations you need to manage the interpersonal relationships, scarcity of resources and the consequences of behavior on the finite environment.
Funny. And when the Chinese steal whatever IP they want they will eventually produce their own chips. Then when they improve the designs they will produce them in bulk, sell them at a premium, and buy them at a discount.

If the US wants to maintain its hegemonic hood over the world — it best not be relying on these kinds of strategies.
Don't those sanctions also apply to the largest maintainers/contributors/mergers of WebKit (Apple)
How does the write off being more valuable than selling for parts work?
That's an issue but it seems fixable.
Your priors are wrong on military, ai, and capability with manufacturing. There is a reason there is only a couple fabs in the world.
Any language with ADTs and pattern matching is reasonably suited for that task, and unlike 20 years ago, these aren't obscure features anymore, so there are many options.
Arguably the procreation part is WHY it's so much more appealing to do it with some people rather than others.

If you (especially as a woman) are going to get pregnant, better make sure the father either is likely to have good genes, social leverage or will help you raise the kid, or ideally all 3.

Similarly (but less strong) for men, better make sure the woman is likely to get pregnant (she's not too old), is healthy enough to take care of any baby born (she doesn't have obvious physical defects).
Pretty much the only reason i use the Oculus quest is the Wander app that lets you browse street view in VR. I love to use the random feature to jump to random places. This planet is amazing
Well, you picked a good username.
I haven’t been there since COVID but at the time, it didn’t seem to be affected.
How would they produce them, exactly? A design is worth nothing if you don't have a single fab capable of making them.
Thank HN: We made an appearance on the Nasdaq billboard
In general, cats are pretty straightforward and will only bite you for a few different reasons:

* They’re angry or scared, where they’ll hiss and growl at you with their hackles up

* They think it’s play, they’ll usually be bouncing around

* They’re overstimulated and want you to stop touching them, so their tail will start flicking
Indeed it is in the past tense now unofficially, rather than completely covertly.
Use stable diffusion for image compression

Store stable diffusion model in the π file system (https://github.com/philipl/pifs)

"Almost zero overhead in terms of data storage"
believe half of what you see and nothing of what you hear...
The Disaster Consultants
The Case of Tut's Missing Collar
From my own experience that's fine - I mentioned it more as a general note for anyone thinking of using SSDs for archival. I know someone who left a computer unplugged for a couple of years who lost all their data; I myself have successfully stored SSDs for a year or so without issue.

Anyway as you say, worth doing your own research.
“Class, today we are going to talk about how you can’t believe everything you read on the internet”.
"Protect Taiwan" isn't the core issue is it? It's the production of chips which is the rate of technological growth and mantel of "technological supremacy."
No, these are hard and important issues. I trust our team to think them through and would never want to outsource or shirk that responsibility. Having what you do matter is the highest job satisfaction. We may not always get it right, but I’d never not want to be in the arena.
> There are plenty of cases where a web server is just a reverse proxy to :8080 or some other non-privileged port that could potentially be taken over in such a manner

True, but you can also proxy through a named unix domain socket on the filesystem and control access to it that way. At least nginx, haproxy, and caddy can all use a unix domain socket as an upstream.
Velcro. We have a small dog which needs clothes, and naturally zippers would be no-go and buttons wouldn't work well for many reasons. Velcro though is like magic.
I agree, and that was a glib suggestion of mine. It's a combination of cultural proclivities and the infrastructure. I was in the military, so I lift weights basically every day and either swim or run on the days I don't ... but that's because I've just had fitness culture inculcated in my mind since I was 18. I don't live in a city where I have to walk everywhere to get everything. But my fitness preferences do make me vote in certain ways (for candidates that encourage more public transit, bike lanes, and so on). Politics is downstream from culture, I suppose?
Marc Andreessen actually demonstrated this himself by ensuring that housing wouldn't be built in his city. I liked that.
Interestingly, given the minimal core of the language, arrays are not built in (this is something I'm looking to change, of course).

As such, the "array" type is just an opaque type exposed via the C binding API. Given that there are no generics at the moment, this array API works with "any" values (similar to "any" in e.g. TypeScript).