skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Although to be more exact it's a reverse engine, where an engine is a device for turning a temperature gradient into work, and a heat pump is a device for turning work into a temperature gradient.

In this view air conditioners are a kind of heat pump.
If woke culture is not a thing, then what is the word to describe what you know that I’m talking about?
In addition to a heat pump, I wish my HVAC had a filtered vent from the outside and would be intelligent enough to sometimes just pump in cooler or warmer air from the outside when viable.

I don’t like having to shut off my furnace and manually manage windows. But I also don’t want automatic windows. I just want it to be like, “you’re asking for 21C and we can get there by pumping in outside air rather than using an AC to transfer heat from the inside air to the outside air.”
This is a very naïve position on the matter. This is not about lifestyle choices but about coordinated harassment. Free speech stops the latest when you endanger other lives.
I feel sorry for Cloudflare's management team in having to deal with all this nonsense.

What they really want to focus on is growing their business, developing new cloud-scale technologies, and serving their customers the best they can.

Instead they've ended up stuck in this ridiculous online spat between two internet mobs headed by two unsavoury individuals.

If I was CEO of Cloudflare, and I and my employees were being harassed, doxxed, threatened by an online mob, I'd have done the same. Never mind taking a principled stand, it's not worth being involved in the first place.
This is an organized campaign to shut down a website by targeting their third-party infrastructure website. Kiwi Farms is a terrible place by pretty much any objective measure, sure, but do you think the people responsible for this campaign won't move on to the next-worst content that they can find? Are you sure that their view of objectionable material is going to align with yours? How worried are you that their political opponents are going to draw inspiration from these successes and undergo copycat campaigns against the websites they hate?
Related threads from yesterday:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32702211 ("NASA – Artemis I – Liquid Hydrogen Leak Detected Once Again", 94 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32702761 ("Artemis I Launch Attempt Scrubbed", 108 comments)
It's unfortunate that this article doesn't specify the amount of VRAM needed, other than specifying it's "less than 10Gb". I have 6,1Gb of VRAM and I tried to follow the article until eventually encountering an "unable to allocate memory" error. (I'm now trying to run basujindal's repo as an alternative.)
Because in the west Russia has long had a negative association with computer misuse, in general the response has always been "Russia bad, don't do business, block everything" so a Russian company doing ddos protection garners the same jokes as av companies writing malware, unfounded but you know, them dirty Russians - this isn't really the case any more and hasn't been for a long time since Russia has not been a "safe haven" for at least a decade or so, despite the misinformation others keep posting.

Anyway this association means they miss out on business not only from legitimate clients, but also shadier sites who don't really want that association either. Also significant tax advantages.
Mathematically speaking, the mod is usually taken to be positive. Any reasonable definition would involve taking the quotient of Z over the congruence relation, so I can see both -3 and 2 being reasonable conventions to represent partitions.

OTOH, the largest "wat" of C-like languages is the following:

> -8 % 5
-3

why

Python here is once again correct:

>>> -8 % 5
2
This is a "beautiful women must also stupid" fallacy. These people are much better equipped to withstand a societal collapse than someone like yourself and your family, who might be the victim of a wandering horde or be subsumed into one.
You're arguing a very patronizing point of view: you know what is better for my code.

I find these things are not universal. Passing state around can be very confusing. Not on trend with everything being "pure" and functional but true pragmatically speaking.

Certainly compared to walrus operator or f strings, labelled break/continue operations are very valid tools, which has different tradeoffs to alternative ways of emulating it, so sometimes will be better.
As I mentioned, I have written off instabook. Decleared them a lost cause. There is no point protesting their censorship. Rather the only option is to destroy and replace them. Debating just how controlled the controlled opposition should be is a waste of time. Now please elaborate on all the ways you are better than me.
>The people who pushed for this have a list of the next sites they are going to get taken down. In particular any place TERFs have discussions.

At this point, expect everything that doesn't agree with their ideology to be taken down or thwarted through their theatrical pressure campaigns on the blue bird app.
I found a setting in chrome the other day that allows you to simulate the 3 types mentioned in the article.

Seems like there is more variation in chromes filters than the ones shown in the article.

BTW they look the same to me too.

In chrome: console > rendering > emulate vision deficiencies
I think it’s easier than that, hate speech just isn’t speech, it’s an act of violence that happens to use your mouth, pen, or keyboard — 1A as it’s currently interpreted is way too broad, the court seems to find other forms of violence, even those done for political expression, as not protected, but gives exception here for some naive “sticks and stones” argument.
Sadly emblematic for the US; tens of billions spent with no visible outcome

No different than our approach to infrastructure, education, Healthcare, broadband....plenty of money, no results
Nothing to do with sanctions, though.
That video: https://youtu.be/7J52mDjZzto
I bought a 1st edition KJV (1611 reproduction) that had these all throughout. I couldn't make it past the introduction by the 'tranflators'
The key as to why is probably lies with the price of gas vs electricity. Countries where natural gas is cheap, you won't find heatpumps.
It can be both. It’s equally true that for some women it’s an empowering way of making a living and that most of it is the product of criminal exploitation.

The main issue is that the largest corporate actors of the porn industry like to hide themselves behind the idea of women empowerment while profiting from exploitation. Between the New York Times investigation on Pornhub and the numerous trials for rape which have emerged in the past few years, it’s becoming very hard to deny the harm the industry is doing.
Make the upper half pay for the lower half, so hike taxes on anyone making more than $68,000USD (US household median income). Once you hit double the median income (~top 10%) you should be paying >50% in total tax rate. More than 4x median income ($275,000) should be paying 67% of income in taxes.

We could fund everything with that kind of revenue.
"Open the butt hole" works as well. Well, it doesn't turn on the seat heater, but it does open the charging port.
Yeah, stable diffusion's PyTorch code is not optimized for inference memory usage at start. I am looking at the code now and it seems that if it is converted to static graph, there are probably a bit more opportunities (I only looked at CLIP model and UNet model it uses today, not sure about the Autoencoder yet).
Your post is the perfect example of the no-effort no-info SM reply. How many different social media opinions did your understanding of the site come from?

Swatting is illegal on the site, harassing too, in fact it's against the rules to really try to interact with anyone at all. And they target everyone and anyone who publicly says or does stupid stuff regularly. Don't feel to bad, most people tend to easily fall for misinformation like this.
Because all of them represent what-ifs of how the computing industry could look today if their ideas would have been adopted in mainstream computing.

Some of them actually were, however without the full package, they are a shadow of themselves.
Yes. Animals are tools and can be regarded as property. I do support regulations in how animals should be raised and treated, but regarding them on the same level as humans is fallacy. I've seen your evidence and it has failed to change my mind. Especially since a vegan diet isn't suitable or healthy for everyone. If it works for you, great. Follow your heart.
Just to be clear I didn't not mean to call anyone degenerate. I was just talking about some people's dangerous online behaviour that could harm others.
Thanks. Please specify the salary for NYC as well - you'll be required to do it starting from November anyway.
America’s Fourth Great Awakening marches on. Hopefully it’s a short one, like the First.
It varies in alphabet languages too. Plenty of native English speakers can’t spell words they can speak. Chinese is not much worse than English in this respect.
Even many of the wealthy agree that dynasties are detrimental.
Didn’t notice I got some wrong because the green color made me think I got them right.
They love regulation when it favours them :)
I think we can leave out arrows
Everybody already has a small heat pump at home. It's the part that makes the refrigerator cold.
What if the prepper is on vacation when the apocalypse comes and they are nowhere near their stash and safe house?
But why not turn u16 into u32? Why switch it to being signed on promotion?
Yes to the private companies and no to the public utilities.

The problem is that you say "used Visa" like it's an inanimate object without its own agency and responsibilities. It's not and as a company it's both capable and has the responsibility of choosing whether or not to be in business with meth dealers.
This makes total sense if you ignore the fact that people won't just sit there and pay the tax, they'll likely gift it while alive through tax avoidance schemes.
Mathematically speaking if you ask for the modulus of -5 you may as well get a negative number, and I think people may validly have their own interpretations of what's "correct" at this point.
Those images, top right bottom left, actually look really cool. They appear sepia toned, which is a fairly common filter effect that invokes nostalgia. It's almost neat that you might see everything that way.

(I'm sure it doesn't always feel that way)
Seems clear enough to me. The author returns again and again to the idea that the men are "responsible" for the coming black swan event they are preparing for. They are but small men in a wider world whatever their wealth.

Such an idea is ridiculous particularly considering the event hasn't happened and is unknown.

It is sad how little the group appears to care about their fellow men. Perhaps that's the lens of the author, I don't know.

But the author also strongly links survival thinking with selfishness, which is hogwash. Poor article, snatching ideological defeat from the jaws of victory.
Interesting story! I take it it was much louder than just a popping balloon?

I guess the "enclosed spaces" case matters for eg underground parking, maybe less in roads.
Reduce the resolution and run with half-precision instead of full-precision and you should be able to avoid OOM errors. Author seems to have had 8GB VRAM available, so I'm guessing that's the "minimum required" for their solution.
>Is there any meaningful difference between a heat pump and an air conditioner, other than the direction the heat is pumped in?

In terms of basic science, they are the same principle so "air conditioner" is a type of "heat pump".

But in terms of semantics that is understood by the general public for purposes of differentiating various HVAC equipment one can buy, a heat pump has an extra reversing valve to change the flow of refrigerant. A standard air conditioner doesn't have that extra feature.

When folks casually say "heat pumps", they're talking about a HVAC equipment category and not general science principles.
I’ve always wondered would most of us, used to modern conveniences, even last very long mentally in an apocalyptic situation (or even want to)?
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Yes to all of the above. And I stand by my statement. All of those things can be true and I can still find the site reprehensible and wish to provide exactly 0 resources to assist them in way.
The first rule of C good programming "Treat warnings as errors". Compile with all warnings enabled, selectively ignore only warnings you know for sure are not important for program semantics.

Simple MISRA C with all warnings on is already close to language with strict type checking. C compilers give you a choice, use it. If you are programming for money, good static analyzer makes it possible to write safety critical code.
Well, scaled fixed point representation lets you use integer operations. With two separate memory locations, you'd have to manage things like borrow and carry yourself.
I really hate C.
For about 3 decades I've worked at a computer while sitting on the floor on cushions. I used to have the keyboard and monitor on a low coffee table, but for the last 10 years, keyboard/mouse/mac mini are on a square sofa cushion, monitor on a speaker. I don't know, I just prefer being low down, it feels grounded. Not sure why people feel they have to sit at a desk.
Even if true, Cloudflare does much more than just DDoS protection.
> Would you want the government to force a health or drug store to sell cigarettes?

Health/drug stores are not a monopoly (or a duopoly if you count google, but still a monopoly for apple users).

If you could get apps for iDevices on "every street corner", one of them not selling apps from that specific developer wouldn't matter either.
Avr microcontrollers still have 16bit ints, probably 8051 and pic too, but I don't use those. Lots of people do though. TI dsp uses 48 bit long, so don't count on int and long being the same either.
I think it's more about how they want to maintain a level of extreme power disparity beyond the point where the sources of their power are completely gone. In the article, they dismiss more community oriented ways of living which would actually shelter their families from an inevitable rebellion in these situations in favor of sci fi technical solutions like obedience collars.
Oh yeah, it was brutally loud. At least to a 10-year-old.
They did that before Israel even existed as a country! Has nothing to do with "apartheid".
I don't get it. Do trans people and women and all the alleged victims "are a part of that community" that they endured years of torture and talking down leading to suicide as is being alleged or do these KF people do doxing on sorts on other sites and use KF as a central place to coordinate attacks?

I am not on 8chan. I can never be harassed by anyone in /b/ or whatever the bad that forums are.

If I am aan active part of a community, I should not claim peer pressure and influence or should I not?
Is it purely rust? or some C dependencies are there currently?
Tsoding seems to agree and stopped using Haskell for that reason as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPwnfSmyAGI
Personally, I think companies lean whichever way public sentiment directs them. That said, if leftists are better at organizing boycotts, that says more about the relative skill and dedication of their membership than anything else.
If you're going to strawman, why 90%? Why not a 100% inheritance tax? Then OP would feel really silly for proposing it!

Most non-strawman look like "capital gains tax after the first $1 million" or "40% excempting the first $11 million"

https://taxfoundation.org/joe-biden-estate-tax-wealth-tax/
This is the post the got the site shut down: https://i.imgur.com/S1z3Po2.jpg

And btw, kiwifarms had to get their own ip block because no one would host them any more that was like 5+ years ago or something. So cloudflare never really provided any service to the site as their IPs were public knowledge and could be ddos'd (hence why it is always going down)
What value would a billionaire provide? Could they work a field for a day? Work with their hands to make things? They seem too pampered to survive.

Some might not even know how to iron a shirt.
The really useful fact of C's remainder operator is that:
x == x / y * y + x % y, provided nothing overflowed. This is usually what you want when doing accurate calculations with integer division.
Is this purely rust? Or is there some C code dependencies? If yes, can you share the breakup of language composition in the codebase?
Same, there’s no contradiction here. The same political group that is pressuring the companies that currently hold the real power to take down this hate is also pushing for a national hate speech law.

Where I’m sure the disagreement lies is whether or not you find it morally okay to protect the current victims by less than ideal means.
> between two internet mobs headed by two unsavoury individuals

This is a bit too much "both sides are bad" for me. Fact is that Kiwi Farms is a horrible website where people harass others, share information about them, and drive them to suicide. That's pretty bad on its own.
This is called moving the goalposts. You could just as easily advocate for more humane slaughter house conditions but you are instead using bad actors (claiming this is how ALL animals are slaughtered) to call for a vegan lifestyle.
There are machines that do just that. They’re descended from commercial units, and you have to match humidity, but they can be done.

It’s just not been worth the cost, usually.
I am responding to the comment saying "Fact is, Israel is in controll of those terretories, these people are suject to the Israeli state."
So you are making my point for me - yep, exactly, Israel is not in control of these territories and it's normal that rules that apply to Israeli citizens don't apply to their residents. My point exactly, glad that you agree!

And no, self-determination here cuts the other way too. "Self-determination" is what Putin uses as a pretext to first say Crimea "wants to be part of Russia" (this is actually believable to me, knowing history and having visited there decades ago - but it still shouldn't matter, Crimea is Ukraine). Then they said "DNR wants to be part of Russia", and want to have a "vote" in Kherson to allow it "self-determination".

Same as with scum and warlords in DNR/LNR and Russian army, HAMAS/FATAH and their supporting dictators from Jordan/Egypt/Syria are just scum and warlords who rejected the 2-state compromise every time they thought they have enough force to crush Israel. They are pretty much carbon copy of DNR/Putin with their "self-determination" - except weak, so instead of invading they engage in propaganda to get the gullible in the West on their side, and do legal maneuvering.
In the US it's currently only estates larger than 11 million or so that get taxed - I'd be fine with a 90% tax rate on everything over that.
"Prepping" in North America is tied up with Book of Revelations apocalypse fantasy, settler-colonial "rugged individualist" entitlement, like you say, victimhood identity. Ted Kaczynski stuff, or "Red Dawn" or religious fundamentalist. Often with a nice tinge of "might makes right" and "I need to prep before the guvmint' takes over"

But compare and contrast with the Swedish "preppers" in this DW documentary:

https://www.dw.com/en/swedish-preppers-a-nation-rehearsing-d...

The personalities and motivations of most of the people are night and day different from what you find among US "preppers." Neighbourhood preparedness groups. Using words like "solidarity." Talking about how important it is for communities to "stick together" in case of war or other problems. Government assistance in planning for emergency -- state produced pamphlets and rationing kits. Inviting Syrian refugees in to talk about their experiences in the civil war and strife, and what they can learn from them. Stuff that would make US preppers squirm in their seats.

(FWIW I grew up rural Alberta, Canada and my parents were big into the outdoors. Backcountry camping, archery, guns, wilderness canoeing, etc. were a big part of my life. But my father was German and very left wing / social democratic. His tone and emphasis on these topics was night and day from many other people we'd meet.)
It’s basically a reversed refrigerator. In the box heat get pumped out from a power temperature to a hotter one the room. Open your fridge door to the outside and the radiator into the home it’s done.
I think you're going to need to define what you mean by harassing here. Because talking about people who make fools of themselves publicly is certainly not what most people, and certainly not the law, would consider "harassment"
You seem to be of opinion that this is a simple situation with clear cut options one of which is always safe while the other can bring harm. That is not the case, as usual with problems that cause so much discussion on the internet. If the trans person is not able to get necessary treatment (which is well documented by medical professionals) it’s very likely they will experience depression and they may even suffer harm as a result. How can you evaluate that doing nothing in this situation may indeed bring less harm than another option? That is usually a decision that needs to be made by a medical professional, but what if that’s not possible? What if the doctors aren’t trained to deal with situations like this and would still bring harm by their choices?
What do you perceive as the "real" topic here?

That CF is trigger happy?

That KF has put forth their argument and CF is being dishonest?

That free speech is being curtailed?

I also, from my perspective, see a lot of "noise" in this discussion. Just as you see noise in my previous comment and that's okay.

Whether you are Team CF, Team KF or a neutral the fact is CF has pulled the trigger for their own reasons and that's that.

We use a world wide network that started with high hopes for openess and freedom, it got monetized, coalesced into a number of large players who proprierized their forks of FOSS standards (IRC == Discord, XMPP == WhatsApp, etc) and we all know governments around the world has allowed this to happen.
Yes. The model C has is that the CPU has an ALU that that operates as (word,word)->word with int being the smallest word size. This explains many of C's conversion rules: to operate on a single integer, it first has to be promoted to a word size; to operate on two integers, they first have to be converted to a common word size, etc.
For clarification, this appears to be a cryptography-challenge coin, not a cryptography challenge-coin.
See the sibling comment I just posted. The philosophy behind these kinds of efforts is polar opposite of "preppers" in the US. Community driven and focused on social cohesion and working together instead of the "my family/religion/self above all else"
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:qK_xU8...

The site literally displays taglines like “obviously Hitler had a problem with Jewish people.”
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