skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There probably needs to be a “show nuts” compliance platform for standard practices, auditing, etc. for nudity and porn on social networks. Payment processors, app stores, and the platforms themselves could point to these things to prove and practice good faith so we can exit this prudish phase where in many cases less is allowed now than was broadcast on the air tv decades ago.
M1 Pro

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Are they at least ML leetcode problems?
Do they shrink too? How many threads can be created before address space is exhausted (even if the memory isn't backed by pages, the address space is still reserved)?
Kotlin + Arrow is what you are looking for.
Given the current energy situation, just about every energy source "makes sense". Given that shipping your energy source from abroad now looks like a national security risk, any place with more sunshine than fossil fuels has an extra reason to invest in more solar capacity.

I like to get my solar industry news from oilprice.com, on the grounds that they are unlikely to be just rah-rah-boosters of solar no matter the reality. Here's a recent article on the solar industry: https://oilprice.com/Alternative-Energy/Solar-Energy/Solar-S...
For those who are a little slower, Automattic (the Wordpress company) owns Tumblr now.
Rockstar hacker may have sold GTA5 source code before arrest
Picture This. It identifies plants. I accidentally let the free subscription expire. But to be fair it feels kind of like a superpower. I've been identifying the weeds on my allotment Nd reconsidering whether to get rid of them or not. I've also learned to identify a few new trees, which is pretty gratifying.
That link also has a link to the authors and the paper preprint.
Not the only problem. Zuck's betting the farm on VR, which is sucking up resources and attention. Even if it reaches critical adoption, how many years before it starts generating true profit?
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Very much abusing my M1Max lately having it run some heavy data scripts & docker 24/7
Seems a bit like a tsunami currently. But I wonder how we'll think about it 10 years from now.
And I know somebody who had been a 15 year Google employee who could choose to work any team decided to make it his new priority. This is somebody who could have worked on any platforms project they wanted. They left Google a couple years after it launched, I imagine probably at seeing their hard work go nowhere.
Stadia always would fail. Most sane people knew this. Same as with Google+. But sometimes companies need to be bold for the sake of it.

The most worrying trend with Google is the search engine. The quality of the search results has declined over the years but it seems it has become multiple times worse over the last couple of months. Many top results for simple queries result in pages that directly send one into a redirect loop that ends on porn or casino sites.
Apple Procurement VP Departs Company After Vulgar TikTok Comment
> The problem is that you are not willing to pay either money up front or with watching ads.

> clearly disingenuous because you’re not willing to pay for SMS

Why are you saying this??

I am fully willing to pay that much. josephcsible also sounds fully willing to pay that much.
They shut down everything that does not "print" money for them. I guess they were expecting to beat Steam and that didn't happen so... bye bye
What sensor are you using? I bought a few trash ones from Microcenter. The readings were all over the place and I couldn’t get reliable numbers without smoothing numbers and throwing readings out. One of the spec sheets even said you would get crazy readings and would need to throw them out.
Wow--this qualitatively feels a lot more impressive than the Meta model. The two-minute video is better than anything I've seen in video generation on that scale.
I'm far from an expert, but on a cursory search it looks like federal judges can only be removed by congressional impeachment, which would be extremely hard to pull off: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_federal_judge#Te...
Yes, for the sake of your visitors. If your site is only http, then middleboxes can use your site load to opportunistically attack the visitor.

Of course, the probability that a visitor would not visit any other non-TLS site that day is low, but that probability is getting lower with every passing day.
Simple bot detection methods that won’t inconvenience users
> This brings us back to how we implement authentication in Node projects you generate with API Bakery. If you've read all of the above, no surprise here - we use bearer tokens.

WTF? They just spent the whole article talking about how bearer tokens were stupid (everything they said about JWT applies to all bearer tokens). And then they say "instead of this thing we said was stupid, we use the exact same thing but named differently". WTF?
We had the sexual revolution in the 60s 70s.
Where are we now?
I can't watch porn on Android or IOS, because the apps won't get listed on the app stores.
So companies censor themselves or ask that you buy a dedicated and crippled set top box.

We need a revolution.
They still dominate the Indian market simply because TikTok is banned here.

While I don’t undermine the spying potential of TikTok, the ban was strangely timed - soon after a huge investment from Facebook in India’s biggest company (and one with tremendous lobbying power). Only a handful of Chinese apps were banned, even though majority of devices running them were Chinese as well (and went unbanned).

Facebook very well would have lost the massive Indian market as well without the TikTok ban.
> I struggle to think of a good reason to work for such a harmful company as Meta

WhatsApp is an extremely useful product in my life. Instagram is nice for keeping up to date with some friends I don't get a chance to hangout in-person with often, as well as following some small local artist and museum pages. I dont care for FB as a product anymore, but pre-pandemic it was great for helping organize events with my friends. Oculus Quest 2 is a product I use daily and enjoy.

Most people outside of a subset of HN boiling in their own echochamber consider a lot of those products as useful in their lives, and will just give you the look of "huh, sounds interesting, i will look into it later. Oh, just remembered I had an appointment in an hour, welp gotta go, see ya later" if you try to give them that "harmful" spiel.

> And why should my question be in good faith?

Because that's what people come to HN for. If I wanted bad faith takes galore, I would need to go no further than reddit.

> Why should we not call out people who cheerfully join organizations that pose a threat to our future, and show no civic responsibility?

Because that's just your opinion. And it is sliding into QAnon-level justifications for using arguments like "why should we wear masks, when they pose a threat to our freedoms and the way of life!" and "why should we not storm the capitol, it is a civic responsibility to free ourselves from the shadow cabal's tyrrany and threat to our future!".

I don't agree with those QAnon takes, so I hope you realize that not everyone universally agrees with your takes either. And not because they are being paid by Meta or were "brainwashed".
I am too heavy a sleeper to co-sleep with an infant. I will not wake-up if I roll on top of one.
Maybe a voltage drop? Most sensors just return a voltage. And then you have to calibrate that value and convert it into some sort of measurement using an equation. So an increase in VOC might result in a drop in voltage on the sensor.
Perhaps they could provide some reasonable (production!) public pricing plans and allow custom quotes for folks who want to negotiate the price further then.
AFAIK, judges can't be "fired" in the traditional sense. If they are going to be removed, they need Congress to impeach the judge in question.

As we saw with the Trump impeachment, getting a 2/3 vote in the Senate is exceedingly difficult.
what am I missing?

a JWT signature is the header and payload encrypted and attached. You would do that encryption via a private key, said public key would be used to verify it was encrypted by the private key.

What does "to SIGN" mean in this context?
It's not obvious to me that CC companies are acting out of political leaning, it could conceivably be mostly risk based.
Perhaps Zuckerberg should be paid significantly less? Perhaps Facebook employees should fight back? Like protest or leak controversial information, especially since Facebook is in the data hoarding business?

But, stuff like this should make Facebook employees angry. Zuckerberg is not a person to envy.

Read this: https://www.velvetropes.com/backstage/mark-zuckerberg-house

Also, a few years ago Zuckerberg spent like $27 million for his own personal security in a 365 day period, which is obviously obscene.

Clearly he is a paranoid dude and certainly he keeps to himself.

But, he is a hardcore oligarch, that’s for sure.
How US nuclear testing moratorium launched a supercomputing revolution
Trying to scare EU/NATO to back off or a country of 50 million people will go without gas this winter isn't a rational theory? Seems like a very clear thing to threaten in this situation.

>>Hence the obvious question: why would one theory be more likely than any other?

Well, I mean, some theories are obviously more likely than others - it's more likely that Russia blew it up than that Japan blew it up, right?
Do they count a rogue maintenance script in their availability estimates? ...

https://www.theregister.com/2022/04/06/atlassian_jira_conflu...
What are the main tools for creating the HTML and CSS files for a simple static site?

I used to use jemdoc for an academic website. But now its documentation website has become a cryptocurrency website

https://jemdoc.jaboc.net/

Python has also transition to python3.

Also where to search for good CSS styles?
Another video generation model from today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33025189
FCC OKs satellite de-orbit rule despite possible conflict with NASA guidelines
Actually, that's a real thing advertisers DO want.

It's called retargeting.
I've personally experienced this at work before.

A non-technical person uploaded the image to the CMS, assuming it will be scaled down at some point after uploading. A web developer used the image from the CMS, assuming it was scaled down at some point before being exposed for the frontend to access it. In reality the image never got scaled down anywhere, and ended up on the frontend in its full 9 MB glory. This ended up happening with several images.

I (not a frontend dev) ended up finding it because I was writing a strongly-worded message to my team lead about the huge pile of unnecessary tracking/surveillance scripts being forced on frontend users, and I wanted to make the point that it was making the frontend slow and heavy. It turned out out that the tracking scripts were nothing compared to the huge images!

Apparently nobody else bothered to check this before me, and/or didn't stop for half a second to think about it when they saw "Total page size: 13 MB" in their browser devtools, and/or didn't actually attempt to do any investigation when they saw our shitty Lighthouse rating. The world is full of professionals in name and status, but not in attitude.
My feed is mostly not posts from people I know (for some reason it has started sending me tiktok length clips of standup comedians). Actually it is not so bad, some of the clips are pretty funny, but I could get that sort of content from tiktok or youtube I guess, I just happen to use the facebook app because it is already installed.

Their fundamental advantage was network effect, I guess that is dead now that like 1/5 posts I see is from a friend.
I wonder what happened to "upload the files via ftp and be done with it" deployment process? Setting up cloudflare, github, github pages, amazon, etc is just too in-the-trenches.
I'm not British. Also, why do you care where I put my money?
This is how I was building websites 20 years ago and it was pretty much how websites were built. Rather baffling to see this approach be touted as a novelty now.

Sadly I doubt that this level of simplicity is going to make any sort of real comeback in web design at this point. I got out years ago because keeping up with all the libraries and frameworks and fads felt like a chore, and it's only gotten worse.
Hi! Author of Diátaxis here.

Good question. And:

> This framework is helpful for thinking about content

You are absolutely right, it doesn't prescribe four boxes for all content to be forced into at all costs, it describes an approach to thinking about what you are doing when you are writing and managing documentation.

As for your question: let's say you're flying an airliner, and for whatever reason, you have to make an emergency descent. You want to know what to do. You want a how-to guide. You turn to the EMERGENCY DESCENT page in the Quick Reference Handbook. It prescribes the steps to take, in the form of a list. It says: if this, then do that. You know what you want to achieve, then handbooks guides you through the actions.

A different scenario: you're at cruising altitude, and have to shut down an engine. You want to know what the situation is (what the optimum drift-down rate is, level-off altitude, and so on) given your current weight etc. You need information (reference). You'll turn to the ENGINE INOP page, where you'll read the numbers off tables. No instructions - just facts.

In either case, encountering a mixture ("pollution") of how-to prescription in the reference description (and vice-versa) would be at best unwelcome, at worst, deadly. Your needs are different in each case. You know when you want to know what you should do, and what you should know. You know when you need to flip from one to the other. Documentation should serve those needs, by keeping the material separate.

And pilots manage even without hyperlinks, which make it so much easier for our software documentation!
> I can't watch porn on Android or IOS

Mobile browsers exist
I don't know how they did it, but you could use that jep id as a query in the jdk issue tracker [0], and then use the issue tracker id to find the corresponding github issue [1]. (I had hoped for commits with that prefix, but there don't seem to be any for that issue.)

[0] https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8277131?jql=issuetype%20...

[1] https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/pull/8787
It seems to me that the selection process favors Indian and Chinese engineers who are used to cramming for rigorous entrance exams to top universities.
its cloud streaming service for video games, in light of low adoption rates among users, the company announced Thursday on its news portal, The Keyword. Players will be able to access their Stadia game libraries until Jan. 18, 2023.
Right, the issue is that they're going to hook people who are aspirationally looking to work at a FAANG and will not by any stretch of the imagination pass their interviewing process. They picked Pay Later because they figured they could pay for it later if they got the job, or given the funnel hacking discussed in the post, they never considered that they would have to pay for it later even if they didn't get the job.

This is a lower scale and lower cost version of the for profit bootcamps and IT schools. Yes, if you go in with the tools you need to succeed, you will probably gain something and get a good start at a FAANG or similar. The programs cannot work miracles and have a vested interest in casting as wide a net as possible even though that's a disservice to their customers. This service figured out they need to reign in that net to confirm people can actually pay their cost.
M1 Pro 16" 500GB

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Exactly. You can't safely drive forward by just looking in the rearview mirror.
It really depends on the TV. And if your gaming console is plugged into a receiver, it could add more.

My previous TV had about 150 ms of video latency. Even if I enabled Game Mode, it was 75 ms, which was still noticeable.

With my current TV, I have no idea what the latency is because I stopped gaming on console and so I'm not playing Rock Band which had a calibration option to compensate for video and audio latency.
That's what I got.

Purchase up to TEN keys!
From the abstract: “We introduce a loss based on probability density distillation that enables the use of a 2D diffusion model as a prior for optimization of a parametric image generator. Using this loss in a DeepDream-like procedure, we optimize a randomly-initialized 3D model (a Neural Radiance Field, or NeRF) via gradient descent such that its 2D renderings from random angles achieve a low loss.”

This seems like basically plugging a couple of techniques together that already existed, allowing to turn 2D text-to-image into 3D text-to-image.
https://energy-based-model.github.io/Compositional-Visual-Ge...

"

Compositional generation. Our method can compose multiple diffusion models during inference and generate images containing all the concepts described in the inputs without further training"
trust me it's political.
> Credit card companies are anti-porn

Why?
You have different approaches of security depending on your desire for risk mitigation. Examples (with somewhat made-up names);

1. An ingress moat - your ingress makes decisions on whether someone should be allowed in, after which internally anything goes.

2. Two-stage auth - building on top of the above, internal messages need authentication/authorization for communication channels to be established. This might be basic, x509, kerberos, or federation-based protocols. Microservices environments might use SPIFFE for this.

3. Messenger auth - in addition to the above, requests need to show evidence of direct/indirect interaction with the parties involved. For example, an access JWT may be sent around since it would provide indication of a user and tenant.

4. Intermediary-authorization - a variation of the above, evidence is required on each communication channel 'hop' that the initiator(s) are authorized to make the request against a service. This may involve more centralized services to create many opaque/integrity-protected authorization decisions from an external systems view.

5. Transactional auth - another variation of 3, evidence is required specifically that a given action is authorized, including parties and potentially parameters. This might be sent directly from the original initiating party, or may be created for internal systems close to the ingress point.

Note that for a service with a public API, all of these can hypothetically look identical. However, once you get to a certain amount of internal authorization checks, you naturally start to try to represent those with integrity-protected stateless tokens to avoid needing a massive centralized system with low latency consistency and high uptime needs. OAuth access and refresh tokens were designed to help there.
Many issues of JWT are actually issues on library for nodejs to work with JWTs and partially the language: trick server to use public key as secret to validate JWT, trick server to use none.

JWT itself is also poor by having things like "none" at all. Which means in every valid place to use JWT, you should really be using PASETO.
bearer tokens are tokens passed via the http authorization header as a bearer scheme.

That's it. That's all they are. If they're not passed in that manner, they are not a bearer token.
But running on undocumented hardware, so without any guarantees.
Compare it to blowing up a ghost town near Finland, then.

No one would be scared of a military managing to destroy something on their own soil.

In fact, a better theory for you would be to claim that Russia did it in order to make it look like sabotage from the EU/America. Just a propaganda exercise since the pipeline is “useless” to them right now in any case. But you are clearly so desperate that you just go for the first cartoonish theory that you can come up with.
>...is not just wildly inaccurate, but also disrespectful to the people who spent years working on it.

Fortunately you are here to be anonymously offended on their behalf.
Disney+ Taps Alisa Bowen as President
Would it be safe to say that A/B testing should only be used for things that can "afford to fail/be wrong"? I'm not saying don't test in other cases, but that this particular technique is not a good fit for situations where the consequences of a mistake are high. Some other kind of validation (rigorous or not) is necessary in those instances.
@dang The link should be updated to https://dreamfusion3d.github.io
I reckon racism would have played a part with some of the Tory party members. However, I think Sunak’s bigger problem was that he came across as very, very swish, fake, metropolitan and brown nosey which the traditional Tory party membership (country folk) absolutely detest. The City job, the expensive suits and short trousers with loafers, the pretending to drive a car, the “my favourite tv program is Emily in Paris”, the “I’m a Coca Cola addict”, the “Thanks PM” meme. He was Team Brexit, but everything about his personality screamed Team Remain. Contrast this with Liz Truss who was Team Remain but who “welcomes any Britain to go join Ukraine and fight Putin”, bellows for tax cuts for the rich and generally presents herself as a very traditional almost rural conservative person. I think when you look at it through this lens it makes a lot more sense.
Great article - I read a trashy wish-fulfillment article with nearly the same title yesterday that assumed "we're all reasonable people here," and was all jazz hands and hot hopeful air.

Still, the material basis of production matters too. WWI couldn't have been such a long war without the invention of an economical synthetic ammonia. In the current case, Russia can't outproduce the allies, and may not even be able to keep making sufficient shells; Germany made itself genuinely self-sufficient before WWII (including synthetic oil tech licensed from the US) but Russian production now is highly dependent on Western chips, etc. This may eventually see the Ukrainians sweep the field after a long period of attrition.
For those who have not seen the Walmart VR demo, it's really something else. Something is going very very wrong at Meta if they thought this looked enticing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLcaDStxljw