skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You’re confusing the First Amendment — a particular law about the government’s requirement to uphold the principle of freedom of speech — with the principle of freedom of speech more generally.

In this context, the First Amendment is irrelevant - it doesn’t apply here; it says nothing about the actions of private companies. Instead, people are discussing the principle of freedom of speech, and in particular the extent to which private companies should be able to limit speech.
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I have seen HR sheets were every single CV entry gets some kind of points and experience level, pages of it.

Usually used by recruiters as gatekeeping before the CV lands on the desk of someone technical, most of the CVs that don't uphold the desired metrics don't make it.
Didn’t realise this thread could get more /racist/, was hoping my earlier sarcasm would temper it down. Count me out!
I wish the US government was doing that.

In reality the US government and people are so anti tech they prefer to stifle silicon valley as much as possible.

They are not competent enough to really be doing what you claim.
Nobody has the time to defend porn, they are too busy watching it. I have a friend who works at a network company and the stream rate of adult material is pretty much the same across the world, regardless of political or religious objections against such material. It even get streamed from government networks, and a well known City State.
Windows Defender issuing false positives for Chromium based apps (Win32/Hive.ZY)
You can transliterate English to Hangeul but you'll end up missing some sounds (e.g. you'll not be able to super easily get 'th' or 'f' or 'v' or 'z') because Korean doesn't use those
"Rediscovers"

Artemis is pretty much mandated to be a junkyard wars project of building a rocket with spare parts (hence why it cost so much). Not surprising you're running into the same old issues.
What are the Expanse books in this context?
> That only leaves libertarians but most of them are just conservatives too embarrassed to call themselves conservatives.

Looks like you know what you are talking about
Science Hoaxes, Spoofs, and Nerd Jokes (Video)
I'm thinking someone got a reality check from a lawyer and got cold feet real quick.
Depends on the system.
It’s a joke. I know OnlyFans is clean, just wanna poke at the commenter and see what he coughs up.
The late great Irish comedian Dave Allen had a sketch on his TV show in the late 70's/early 80's.

IIRC: He is shown in a dimly lit bunker fiddling with his radio, hearing static but other sounds. Screen fades. Comes back and he has stubble, scene repeats but there is more static. Screen fades. In the last scene he has a full beard and only static comes from the radio. You see him climbing out of his bunker to a scene of nuclear devastation - and he starts shouting "We won! We won!"

For these people who want to save themselves, what on earth do they expect to find after 'the event'? How will they fuel their planes, spend their money, how will they have a future?

I'm not saying that your average prepper is wrong, far from it, but the people in this article are on a very different level.
> Before CloudFlare won the race to the bottom, you'd have to front thousands of dollars per month for bulletproof DDoS shielded hosting to get started.

Before Cloudflare there was decent DDoS protected hosting available for low hundreds of dollars per month, you didn’t have to pay prolexic.
Pretty sure Apple at the very least injects a hidden file that easy to see if you plug the drive into an Apple device then into a non-Apple device; no idea why they are adding it, though 99% sure it is for file operation administration.

Edit: Appears at least one of the files added is called “ “.DS_Store” and is still around:

https://appleinsider.com/articles/22/02/19/google-drive-user...
You may want to look at your hardware setup. Modern (1-3 year old) laptops now generally have incredibly good echo cancellation microphone setups which massively improve recognition accuracy. If you are stuck with an older machine, try a USB based (integral ADC, the logical inverse of a DAC used for playing audio) lapel mic. These can be had off amazon for a tenner, but will infuriate you everytime you forget to take it off and get up from your chair... One last tip: My experience suggests the bluetooth microphone quality is not good enough for voice recognition tasks like this.
There are other alternatives

Etesync(notes, calendar, contacts, etc) with E2E

Simple notes and joblin
Hydrogen and BEV trucks will probably both need to follow the model of picking a specific route and converting that, by adding infrastructure, and getting multiple companies to spread the costs.

Shipping is doing something similar with Green Shipping Lanes.

https://supplychaindigital.com/logistics/green-shipping-lane...

But many trucks and heavy duty vehicles have already experimented with alternative fuels like CNG fueled from their own depot, so it's probably only needed as a second step as use widens.
I am curious what kind of information do you have in your notes that you keep them around for years.

Not trying to mock or anything but I am wondering if I too would benefit from such a thing. Most of my notes are ephemeral and I delete them soon (within weeks at most).
The diff that apparently does the RAM optimisation, quite simple and something to learn form:

https://github.com/basujindal/stable-diffusion/commit/47f878...
Now I need to look up "Did you win the Putnam?". It's my lucky day to learn about this.
If the high-tech part is the fuel cell, then extending range would be simply a matter of adding relatively low-tech gas tanks. Heavy, but not something that would fundamentally limit the range.

Or are their innovations in hydrogen storage as well? Do their "fuel-cells" store hydrogen which is converted to electricity elsewhere?
Specifically the original double loop example also has this behavior and complexity.

If the loops were written as

for y in a2:
if cond:
break
for x in a1:
# something

then they would have O(|a2|) complexity instead of O(|a1||a2|), but then we also don't need break break
I feel like this is great, and all of us have horror stories of very abrasive people in Academia. That said, it's a shame they won't talk about the structure of Academia itself which eventually ends up in this situation where terrible people have power. Wagging fingers won't solve the underlying issue here and as long as there is no serious reckoning with the general culture of taking advantage of the desperate, terrible people will always find themselves in positions of power here.
Free speech is free speech, and it includes speech that you and others will find hateful, cruel, and disgusting. Doesn't stop it from being protected by free speech laws.
Would you say trans people have been hurting the free speech of people on Twitter by reporting them and harassing them en masse for speaking against them and refusing to follow their demands of tolerance?
Didn't even have to check. I just assumed it was Electron at first sight. That's just how software is these days.

And some wonder why so many people are still using Emacs or Apple Notes to take notes. Even the most minimal input lag and stuttering gets me out of my writing mood. Electron is the gaming equivalent of playing at 30 FPS with motion blur.
>> NNCP guarantees the integrity of packets, but not ordering between packets; if you need that, you might look into my Filespooler program. It is designed to work with NNCP and can provide ordered processing.

Besides Filespooler, any other options?
I second this recommendation. A real eye-opener for me was learning that France and England were at it on India's east coast (the Carnatic wars) at pretty much the same time they were messing about the Hudson drainage basin in North America.

And that India was fabulously, spectacularly wealthy… like all of the gold and silver (taken and squandered in China by the Spanish) from the Americas plus some to spare.

"The Anarchy" and Kennedy's "The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers" make for great reading for the armchair historian.
openttd is a functional game. simutrans feels like an endless beta.
If you look at the source cited in the article, it's not a ban on 4 engine planes as a whole, it's a ban explicitly at Ben Gurion airport due to noise concerns, as it's surrounded by urban areas.
The residents of those areas have been complaining for many years about noise.

There are other airports in Israel that can accommodate large, 4 engine aircraft in terms of runway.
ETM and VDA come to mind but the former may not have the passenger handling capacity and the latter is now mostly closed to civilian aviation
If you were totally colour-blind (by far the rarest sort), I suppose it would.
Wild! Thanks for sharing.
I assure you that people got judged on their likes and dislikes before the internet.

But unless they published those likes and dislikes somewhere with a wide audience only about twenty people would ever know them and respond to them.

The judging hasn't changed - the sheer scale of the people you'll interact with on a daily basis has.
I love this part: https://github.com/Peergos/ipfs-nucleus

I've tried IPFS before but I hit a bug when using it so gave up on my idea for a side project. Might give this a go!
512x706 on rtx 2060s with 8gb vram
>> Who are they?
> People. Me. Others. I don't have a list.

>> I can find people who are willing to call ~30% of any country neo-nazis
> Irrelevant.

I mean, the vibe I'm picking up here is they are the ones who decide, but not them?

Who are these they?

> I don't understand why that would be relevant. Again, long documented history.

There is a long documented history of the US being the Great Satan, or technically Shaytân-e Bozorg, based on a long history of documented problems. I'm not sure how to communicate with "them", but how do we make the call on whether "they" agree or disagree with that epithet? Pretty open and shut case I suppose, the US has done some pretty evil things as a group. Do "they" have a preference for booting the US or Iran off the internet, or are they sanguine about this and only worried about micro-scale harassment rather than macro-scale problems?

Things are done that are substantially worse than what Cloudflare has just acted on. And I suspect "they" will agree on a lot of it. And be wrong on a lot of it, because "they" are famously unreliable sources of information. Why aren't they going to act on all that stuff? It would be irresponsible to ignore it.

I don't think your stance is fundamentally workable, and suspect it hasn't made a serious attempt at engaging with the sheer diversity of human experience and perspective out there. Particularly when it comes to in-groups redefining words to shut people in other in-groups.
Oh yeah, it is racist to describe reality.
Samply: A work in progress of a command-line profiler for macOS and Linux
Seems like CF now is blocking KF.
> It is often now forgotten that much of what is referred to as 'The British Empire' was just private enterprise (veering into freebooting) flying a flag of convenience.

At the beginning sure, but the monarchy took over and controlled it to milk its worth (1). The Regulating Act in 1773 was step 1, followed by Pitt’s India Act in 1784 (2):

> the act provided for the appointment of a Board of Control, and provided for a joint government of British India by the Company and the Crown with the government holding the ultimate authority

Either way, given how monarchy and democracy progressed, I find it ridiculous how often this false “separation” of the East India Company and the British Empire is bought up.

1 - https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/charter-granted-...

2 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitt%27s_India_Act
For training you can often divide the batch size by n (and then only apply the backprop gradient stuff after each n batches for it to be mathematically equivalent). At a cost of speed, though.
All performers in videos on OF need to be verified and submit paperwork or it'll get pulled.
I'm talking about making chips, not being a software engineer that happens to work in the same building as people making chips (or the building where people work on making machines that make chips). SEs showing up and saying things were fine at their SE job doesn't move the needle on this topic. Purdue's semiconductor degree program for EEs is only incidentally relevant in that case.
The financial times has an excellent podcast about online porn, its history, and the hidden porn barons: https://www.ft.com/content/762e4648-06d7-4abd-8d1e-ccefb74b3...

Well worth a listen.
Fasttext: Library for efficient text classification and representation learning
Hangul is actually very easy to learn, so much so that it can trick you (me) into thinking Korean should be a snap. To answer you're question, you can find multiple pre built anki decks just for hangul.
If you want a quick reference page on the characters, search 'hangul character guide'. This video was also helpful for me: https://youtu.be/TVqJbiSLw-E
Is it? Attacking someone's livelihood is a very real and impactful form of aggression. Compared threats of violence there's more cases where it's warranted, yes, but I think I would personally rather be on the receiving end of threats of violence than of someone attempting to make me lose my job and become much harder to employ.

Of course actual violence is a different case altogether.
It took me a while to see anything other than resizing - but yes, the larger one is ever so slightly greener to me too (I am colour blind, couldn't see a difference side by side).

And I watched the gif prior to reading your description of the difference - I experience this strange phenomenon sometimes whereby the colour of something (or the presence of different colours) morphs in front of my eyes, after someone describes it or claims that it's there. (Red and green bars on a chart for example might all be the same, then someone says 'blah blah in the second red bar' and all of a sudden I can distinguish them, see the red or green that wasn't there before. Or a bridge in London that suddenly looked green when I was told it was called Green Bridge.) I wish it was easier to learn more about it, because I find that kind of fascinating (and mildly 'scary'!) - must surely mean it's not just about the eyes, but my brain is smoothing over some rough edges as though small red/green differences are assumed to be wrong, but if someone confirms them then the parameters are altered.
StandardNotes makes daily encrypted exports to your Google drive, mailbox, and others.
That's not self hosted but it's texts files so... Good enough for me.
Nat-Again: IRC NAT helper flaws (CVE-2022-2663)
I started out using my old GTX 1080 on Thursday, could generate 512x512 just fine. That's in 8G of VRAM. It worked well on the hlky branch using webui (built using gradio).

Seeing that training etc. is much more memory intensive, and wanting to get faster results, I bought an RTX 3090, which has 24G of VRAM. However it maxes out at about 1024x512, only twice as many pixels. Observing the card with GPUZ, it never actually allocates more than 13.9G.

Using the lstein branch, I can't get above 896x512. Similarly, GPUZ shows allocated VRAM never reaches 14G. The interface isn't as good as the webui on hlky either - never mind the web interface, a bigger problem is it doesn't save all the parameters alongside generated images.

This is all running using Miniconda on Windows. On Linux it may be a different story, but my gaming PC is not dual-boot (yet).
1973 or 49 years for me. FORTRAN on punch cards as part of computer programming class in the Gifted Children program "College for Kids" which is long gone from California. I was 11 yo. Still coding for work and for hobby, though I have many other technical and non-technical work roles as well.
> I once saw an old YouTube video that claimed that some hanzi are super obscure and even native Chinese have to look them up sometimes when wanting to use them, and gave the example of "sneeze".

Isn't that also the case in other languages? Most people don't know all the words in a dictionary for example, and a word is roughly analogous to a character in Chinese.
It's actually easy enough to be done in 30 minutes (the guide says 15 but I'm old and slow): https://www.ryanestrada.com/learntoreadkoreanin15minutes/

you simply insert padding-vocals and "silences" to make the syllable stuff line up, my name (Igor) becomes (silence)I-go-ru.
https://www.allaboutvision.com/conditions/color-blind-glasse...

allaboutvision.com/conditions/color-blind-glasses.htm
Not at all. Rule number one of the site is basically "look but don't touch" Trying to even talk about harassment or "swatting" is banned. It goes against the whole point of the site.
Still you do have some requirements. Many legacy systems are 'as-is'. Just more or less working source code with huge label 'don't touch it'.
MIT’s MOXIE experiment reliably produces oxygen on Mars
Not surprising at all that Cloudflare went through with its plan to terminate its contract with Kiwifarms. Reddit had the exact same process happen back in 2021 with r/NoNewNormal. People cried and whined on the site for the subreddit to be banned, Spez wrote an official post defending the subreddits existence by pointing out its freedom of speech, and not long after crumbled and banned the subreddit (And still banned to this day). Corporations do not care about freedom of speech, especially when certain types of speech threaten their health.
These flowery corporate blog posts are close to worthless, and I am glad that this step has been taken, as Kiwifarms will reinforce itself further as it has numerous times in the past in response to external threats and will become even more difficult to take down. At the time of Cloudflares decision earlier, Cloudflare had been the weakest link in the infrastructure of the site. Any solution implemented now will certainly be more resilient and reliable.
I believe I saw a repo that was doing exactly that. They also included a step at the end to reintegrate the results better.

I was also able to use the basic scripts to generate a few samples, pick one I liked, then used inpaint to expand the photo, masking out the original input so it wouldn't be altered.
Anyone know of a existing automated way of processing untrusted USB to the extract known and expected encrypted volumes?

_____

* Core issue I have never been able to workout is how to know given the potential for firmware hack how to make sure only the known trusted data makes it out of the isolated processing system to the trusted system; open looking at anything though as long as it open source, doesn’t have to solve that specific issue.
The problem with your argument is that CloudFlare didn’t act to benefit ordinary citizens, it acted to protect its shareholders from a material risk to the company. It’s always been the case that businesses have to choose who they do business with and that clients can take their business elsewhere if they don’t like how a company behaves, very much including demanding that other clients are dropped.

Companies started acting like they shouldn’t need to know what their clients are doing only 20 years ago and it’s given us widespread counterfeiting, scam robocalls and DDoS attacks. Of course they want to continue doing it, because they’re making money hand over fist. Doesn’t mean we should let them.
This is just what humans do in status hierarchies where the aim is to achieve more status. The military, the priesthood and imperial concubines will be just as bad. They tend to be monolithic structures, so you can’t just defect to another hierarchy. The solution is to create more varied ways to do research outside the academy.
Perhaps it's the use of the AI moniker but this thing is a computer program under the control of a human, who is the person responsible. It takes time and effort to use and is very much not like automated elevator control. In order of difficulty:

1) figuring out how to rejig the prompt to get what you'd like, adjusting seeds and tuning configuration options. The more control you want, the more complex and manual the pipeline of backing software will be. All it does is amplify everyone's innate artistic talent.

2) Coming up with a good prompt. This relies on the person's imagination, facility with words and familiarity of limitations of the image generating software and its training datasets.

3) Selection. This can be a frustrating experience that tries one's patience.

> made a very pornographic image. Who would get the blame?

You would, it's not like the software automatically distributes all its generations. The vast majority of images these software generate are not good enough to be shared and aren't. You made the conscious decision to share it.

Even if it were an AGI, you would be responsible. It's very much possible to commission a ninja from a human artist and get something very pornographic on a famous celebrity and you would be held responsible for choosing to share it, you had the choice not to.
These seem to be the "threats"

https://kiwifarms.ru/threads/matthew-prince-lied.128900/#pos...

Notice how once again that have nothing at all to do with KF, simply claims by others that it was from them.
Circular economy could expose children to hazard via old toys, childcare items
If you want to claim that they do, then you should provide some evidence. Preferably not in the form of circular references to unsourced blog posts/articles.
And what would the motor do?
https://archive.is/damIX
You mean practicing and protecting it?

What harassment campaigns? Talking about someone and pointing out what publicly say is not harassment.

"free speech is certain types of people not having anything they don't like spoken anywhere"
If someone stole my identity, I’d have bigger things to worry about.

About the particular situation you’re describing—wouldn’t care, as I would have full deniability.
Emergence of mesoscale quantum phase transitions in a ferromagnet
I use sublime text for that. It launches super fast, and after I capture whatever idea I have I usually copy the doc over to notion. Sometimes, all I need is to just capture whatever thought I have and not worry at all about copying them to notion or other tools (especially common when coding / debugging, I will just have an idea and then either excute on it or create a github issue)
I think "Sneakers" from 1992 is also a popular hacker movie. However, the aesthetics are very much unlike Hackers; it's much more realistic, though (not 100%, but a lot).

If you're interested in the "hacker genre" of movies (or its history or various interpretations), imho both Wargames and Sneakers are worth a watch. I personally like Sneakers more.
I read it. This is new to me, and I guess one needs to remove so many tags and tracking tools. I hope it only counts to a single server. What happens with the data loaded from CDNs?
I worked with a team implementing JavaScript at Oracle and of course we knew it.
I installed firefox straight from firefox.com on Manjaro and am using the beta channel. It self updates as they release new versions just like on windows and mac. I've been using the beta channel for many years and completely without issues. This is the fastest way to receive browser updates. Straight from the developers and without 3rd parties concerning themselves with repackaging things.

Snap/flatpak/distro packaging is redundant for this. I do the same with Intellij and a few other things. Annoyingly, chrome does not have arch packages so I'm dependent on some community package.