skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To make matters worse, it's not just inner versus expressed confidence that varies. The confidence may or may not be warranted at all. Not everyone is aware of their own competency.

Similarly, many real world problems lack direct visibility. A person or group may not know enough facts to know what problem they are facing. Ideally, this is a multi-stage problem (i.e. troubleshooting) where you first diagnose the problem and then think about how to address it. (Edit to add: and diagnostics can be iterative, where you have to form a hypothesis and test with a low-risk or low-cost solution to help gather more evidence.)

But, a common group dynamics challenge is that members of the group may not communicate well enough and therefore lack a shared understanding. Once they diverge in terms of their belief about the problem at hand, subsequent debates can become mutually incomprehensible due to unstated assumptions. And, if one member realizes the divergence and tries to steer the group back together, they may face agitated resistance from the members who have already jumped to conclusions as "fact". They may not even realize that there was an earlier starting point and some of their "facts" are supposition...
(Note: I have never done any professional work in cloud. I could be completely mistaken. Feel free to correct me if I'm completely off-base.)

It's a fascinating article, for sure. I would have been interested to hear what their backup strategy looked like though.

One of the big benefits of cloud services, that I am aware of, is the assurance that if natural disaster strikes, you don't lose all of your data. I kind of got the impression that, more than anything else, that is what you are paying for. Data protection and uptime.

I suppose big enough bills could lead a company to make the kinds of changes that Prerender did, but when that disaster does strike, and it is time to try and recover from a fire, flood, earthquake, etc. the responsibility and speed of getting your customers back online is reliant completely upon your staff - a staff who might be extremely shaken up, hurt, or pre-occupied in taking care of their own affairs. I'm not saying it's not possible, but there is a kind of cost that comes in the form of responsibility. It's a trade off that I would not fault many people from avoiding.
Thank you for the comment! We have dealt with this problem throughout our own careers at multiple companies. We should support all of the tricks you may be doing to speed up your builds, but we hope you have to do fewer of them using Depot.
How Bacteria Move
One-off Eco dynos driven by Scheduler will still be discarded immediately after being run? A small repetitive task as such will just consume it’s run wall time.
So is your assertion that cities in WV "disappear" their homeless population?

Show your work here. It's actually not simple at all because per capita drug abuse is far worse in WV so if that's the causal mechanism then you should see tons of homeless in WV.
J. Weizenbaum: need ideas to write good and interesting programs (1983) [video]
They announced that an import for figma files will be added soon: https://community.penpot.app/t/penpot-our-time-has-come/1563
> you could still have the situation where everyone refuses to sell to developers

There's nothing wrong with this - no one is obligated to sell their land to developers. But considering that NIMBYs have to fight hard and continuously to block new development that would have otherwise proceeded, clearly that's not the case.
Isn't that exactly what is being tried and currently failing in other places? I'm pretty sure I saw an article to that effect about Vancouver this year-ish (the one in Canada, not the one in Washington).

What is it about the shelters (other than lack of spaces) that is making people opt not to use them?
I think it has to do with the CPU usage of the error correction. You're right that it either works or it does not, but there is a small bit between working and not working where there is a "can be made to work if the errors can be corrected" region of the signal to noise ratio.

If there is enough CPU after decoding valid frames to error correct invalid frames, and the error correction data is intact enough, AND there is enough CPU to fix the error and decode the frame before the next frame comes in, I imagine that it would succeed. If any of those are not true, it will fail, and require more processing on the subsequent frames until a new I-frame is received.

This is half estimated guess; I don't know the nuts and bolts of how ATSC works, really.
This may be some kind of malware. I ran it till the game downloaded and started playing. Suddenly I noticed that my mouse cursor was no longer visible. After restarting the computer the mouse cursor is still missing. I've tried this twice now, including turning off the power. The mouse still works and I can click and scroll but the cursor is not visible.
the opposite in my opinion, plenty of these are cool things that get overshadowed due to all the other stuff. Better to have a constant drip of stuff that keeps you on people's minds and gives you an excuse to talk about yourself. Plus you can then use new stuff to reference prior releases and products

and you don't get threads like this where people feel like Cloudflare is spamming them
Iron Mountain CEO Says He’s Been “Praying for Inflation”
Lately I've seen posts of people who lost a "free" mail account. And people said "you don't own anything". But here, after paying... you still don't own anything.

I must be too old. I do not understand how can they take it away without refund.

If somebody could illuminate me, please?
You're missing the concept of "credible accusations". The court of public opinion does not care about "beyond a reasonable doubt" because if we actually limited anything to that nobody would be punished for anything.

If you want "convicted" to be the bar before the public treats someone poorly, you're going to have a bad time, because it's terribly difficult to actually convict someone of rape because there's almost never any actual evidence, by the very nature of the crime. Nevermind the fact that lots of people either cannot admit to themselves or don't remember or don't realize they were raped. Very few people who actually commit rape (whether they realize it or not) end up convicted. It's not a rigorous stat, because again, the reality of the situation is only truly known by the two involved, so it often comes down to who you trust.

Consider why you trust supreme court justices to not have raped people.
I did a short test and created already 20 pictures withhe same dall e prompt without a result as good as dall-e.

And in another test the faces are super shitty.

Dall e also gives you 4 pictures per credit and dream 1.

So good to have more options I think. Two different products feeling different.
Yes, I know about their political and NSFW filter. But why block Ukraine? Do they think that everyone from Ukraine will 100% use this for generating dead Putins, or what?

I just can’t think of any good reason to do that. I can think of one bad, though
My job application at amazon.jobs today got interrupted by this, I think. I hope they don't get a malformed application :/
> everyone, right? people with more wealth, more access are demonstrably treated

I agree with you that this is an injustice and should be fixed, that doesnt mean we shouldnt work towards using the tool (it's not a either/or scenario, we can do both) .

> is already done in homeless encampments. ...

Only furthers my point as to why we should not be enabling bad behaviors
> Not everyone agrees on the morality of all sorts of things.

Well yeah, of course. My point is that the overwhelming majority of people agree that murder is bad and should be illegal. That's not the case with sex work, which is why people argue about it online all the time. When I asked who is harmed by sex work, I didn't mean to imply that no one is harmed, I just meant that the answer to that question varies a lot more than the answer to who is harmed by murder.
Friend of my from the east coast said he found a figure that about 25% of unsheltered homeless in the east coast die every winter.
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I wonder what percentage of the population it was that made the decision to "choose to give it up".
Starts from 1 cent a number, doesn't have to from USA. It does add cost I agree, but these things are sold in bulk for very cheap.
I think the reference is cliché to the point that I usually hate to see it, but did understand the original post's intent in context (that is, the context provided by skimming the linked article to which the post is a reaction) without issue. It didn't even occur to me that it was anything other than plain.
This is pretty nice: https://www.modernwiki.app/
I'm bad at everything and still have a job. Being good at something give you a step up.
I generally find stable diffusion outputs better than dalle so it's surprising you say that. A good prompt makes a big difference though.
Storage engines, efficiency and large documents, rows, objects
You won't get the reference unless you've seen the movie.
I'm with Google Search. I tweeted to the author of the post, but will also share -- this looks to be a bug that we're tracking down. Definitely not what we'd have expected or wanting to have happen for a queries of this nature.
Hurricane Ian live updates: Storm nears Category 5 strength heading to Florida
Is that a meme like with `tar`?
Saying "missed the boat" makes it sound like it was just bad luck and not OpenAI's fault, but I'd argue that it was their fault. They could have made DALL-E open source; they just chose not to.
Yep, so Depot runs BuildKit, so the same workflows work there, just with a remote builder. You can do one of three things:

1. Just build the image — in CI that would test that the image built successfully, and the build cache would be ready for future builds. So for instance if you ran a build on a branch, but only pushed the image on the main branch workflow, the second run could just re-use the cache.

2. Build and push the image to a registry — from there you could do anything with the image in the registry (pull it from any workflow, deploy it, etc)

3. Build and pull the image to the local Docker daemon. In CI, that might be ideal for integration testing the container, like you mention.

You can also use option (2) for integration testing the container, which is especially useful with multi-platform images. Docker doesn't (yet) support storing multi-platform images locally, but it will pull the correct platform from the registry.

tl;dr — Depot supports the same options as `docker buildx build`, where you can push, pull, or just build the image depending on your needs
That post-pandemic bubble is pretty insane. I didn't realize it went up that quickly.

Everyone better buckle up.
... and the people who do that are not the reason this is widely seen as a problem.

They're also very unlikely to remain homeless for long periods.
STDs, drunk driving and quiet quitting: The end of the pandemic reveals America
I’ve had one for many years and found it to be the perfect device to read and take notes on PDFs: 13” screen, super lightweight, easy to send PDFs to it and from it through the app and writing on it feels similar to writing on paper. Unfortunately the pen’s tip broke off and there doesn’t seem to be any way to fix it or buy new ones. It is mostly useless without it.
The software that controls how to render text to images, relying on fonts but considering higher level issues (e.g. line breaking and metrics for multiple characters) than the low-level information in a font.
Agent Tesla Rat Delivered by Quantum Builder with New TTPs
Not even a reality distortion field can make something bigger on the inside. :D
Every single one of the cities with large homeless populations have absurdly high housing costs.

All the people in this thread are refusing to acknowledge that may play some causal factor because the solution might involve slightly lowering their property values.
Ask HN: Share Your Workout Routine
I have been hitting the gym for around 6 months without a single day skipped and I can definitely say that this has impacted my life tremendously.

It's even more about confidence and self-respect than the physical changes even though it's obvious that the body transformation is decent too.

In order not to get an injury and learn the correct technique, I have been training with a personal coach so I don't have to think about the exercises.

That said, I am starting to suspect that my coach is not really knowledgeable and the only advantage left is that he can be a spotter when I bench press.

Can you please share your lifting routine? Probably, you have some great resources with well-thought exercise splits, preferrably science-based.

There's one guy on YouTube called Jeff Nippard who seems cool and always backs his advice with scientific articles, but it feels that his programs are aimed at more experienced lifters than I am.

Thanks in advance!
What if they did? In what way does this harm you?

At one time they said the same thing about exposing any skin at all even at the beach.

Every human, yes including children gasp has a body with body parts, so mere exposure to the sight of them and knowledge of their existance is not harmful. Sight of the act of sex is merely more of the same. Kids on farms see it every day from birth.

At worst it's perhaps distasteful or lacks appropriate decorum in some contexts. I find practically everyone to lack taste or decorum in most WalMarts. It's not a valid argument.

It's only worth about as much legal consequence as defecating in the wrong place. In fact defecating is worth more since it at least carries an actual public health consequence to others beyond "I don't want to see that"

"I don't want to see that" is an utterly invalid demand, since anyone can say that about anyone for any reason. They used to be able to say it about merely being a mixed race couple in public, or hell a lot of people still do say it about gay couples or trans individuals merely existing in the room. It is ever so slowly being recognized that in order to try to claim any kind of say over anyone else like that, you have to show harm, and no one can show any harm from a person merely existing as gay or trans or black or female etc. Anything you can say about how obviously depraved and harmful it would be to see naked people or sex acts in public, used to be said about all kinds of ordinary harmless things. People were imprisoned or killed over nothing but "I don't want to see that" and "I don't like it that that exists" without any actual harm to justify it.

Talking this way about sex work and evidense of sex work being visible in public, is exactly the same.
It's good to be opinionated and share that opinion. However, it should be shared in a way to invite debate. Be careful not to tie your identity to your opinions.
What really exited me about SD was how many creative things it was used for because people could modify and use it. Just the first week I saw tens of different cool projects here on HN. With Dall-E, I have only ever seen prompts+images.
Nice looking site, grats on the launch!
The real issue is both. As I see it there are two types of homeless. There are the people who have a low wage job and for whatever reason get kicked out of their place. Maybe they're couch surfing, or maybe they're on the street. But they do have a desire to contribute, circumstance has just got in the way. These people would not be homeless without the housing affordability crisis since they would be able to save extra money or find a cheap place while they're down.

Then there are the chronically homeless. Those with no desire to become productive. These are the people that imo would be helped by forced rehab programs. But make no mistake, many, many homeless are the first type, not the second.
GCP Cloud Scheduler calls a GCP Cloud Function. Super easy (well documented), scalable, very little lock in, and not expensive at all.

https://cloud.google.com/scheduler/docs/tut-pub-sub
And being a clerk instead of a workman isn't a ticket to the aristocracy either ...
I'm curious how the performance / writing experience is relative to the high-end e-ink tablets people are falling in love with these days (remarkable etc.). I don't feel the need to write on my kindle enough to justify it unless it's properly pleasant.
First electronic skin with a mesh structure for long-term attachment
You mean they revoked the licence that you purchased from them.
You'll see a lot of comments in these kinds of threads by posters who say that they're just buying now and don't care since they're in it for the long term and will just ride it out. Not sure if those people are paying mostly cash or if they're just not factoring in that they may lose their jobs in ~12 months.
The Freewrite folks are currently doing a fundraiser on Indiegogo for Freewrite Alpha, their take on the Alphasmart concept, only using e-ink:

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/freewrite-alpha-distracti...

(I personally wouldn't touch one -- I need multiple lines of text in order to frame my thoughts in context, never mind that I like being able to dive online to do impromptu research as I write -- but I can see it appealing to some folks. 100 hour battery life is the obvious draw.)
I was feeling this as well, but didn't pay attention _how_ bad it is.
I mean it really is... Is there ANY search engine left that returns more than 500 results for any search?
Are there any community driven search engines?
I mean at this point it can't be hard to build a better alternative...
Why do they ever become homeless at all?
A great write up. Fate would have it that my name is Sam and I am T1D as well! You should sign up for the mailing list of the application I am currently working on https://replica.health/. We are building a context aware search and recommendation system for T1D data. If CamAPS writes its data to apple health like dexcom does you guys might find our tools useful for exploring his data and for diabetes decision support.
Then as the OP said, AWS isn't for you if you have a constant 24/7 compute load. In my case the load is very bursty. I sometimes do millions of requests per day, but I typically don't. We lowered our TCO by 75% by moving from on-prem to AWS and using Lambda. It really comes down to your compute load profile.
I neither need nor want animated headers for anything ever. On mobile I can top the top of the screen to scroll to the top, and on PC I can use ctrl+home (on OSX Cmd+Home) or hold down middle mouse and speed scroll to the top.

The only thing that auto-hiding header does is cover up something I was trying to see.
The people not paying the taxes after committing tax fraud? Also all the corp employees who facilities this fraud.
Modern Windows PCs feel very noticeably snappier and more responsive than older ones. For all my complaints about Windows, that certainly isn't one. I've had to go back and work on old XP boxes, and that is not a pleasant experience.

Admittedly a good chunk of that is SSDs, and better hardware plays a role. But hardware was going to get better anyways regardless of Windows - at least they didn't use the better hardware to make the effects fancier/get sloppy and end up at square 1 like so much of other software.
Because these are the same people who described unwanted children as the "stock of babies".

Nothing required them to say anything of the sort when overthrowing Roe v. Wade. All they had to do was say "Come on, it was poorly justified back then and should be thrown out for just that reason." but they spent pages and pages trying to talk about there being a moral reason for denying women the right to abort something growing inside them. But they could not keep their personal biases out of the ruling. There's no reason to think any supreme court justice has ever kept personal bias out of their rulings. Each justice has a history of cases and outcomes they've overseen in their time, and usually they are chosen precisely because of that.

For instance, are you aware many of the justices appointed by Trump were the justices who oversaw the stopping of counting votes in florida for the 2000 election? It doesn't matter whether their personal opinion comes from a bible verse or a supposed interpretation of the constitution. They are still obvious, previously known biases towards or away from certain opinions, and these justices are appointed by politicized bodies. These justices are part of politics no matter what they may personally believe.
JPMorgan’s plan to kill credit cards split the bank
> Russia has good geopolitical reasons for invading Ukraine.

They had good reasons to maybe want to dominate their neighbor. What good reasons were there to risk everything over an all out land war, and what reasons remain for continuing a fight they are losing ?
Looks well written/researched, but this page has broken scrolling that makes it very frustrating to read.
Maybe it's trying to save you
Testing an Apple Watch Ultra in the Scottish Highlands
Training your own likeness into the stable diffusion (via dreambooth) and then using it is absolutely hypnotic.
Getting algorithms like loop that are available in New Zealand AND have a bunch of evidence for being safe with toddlers is difficult.
At the moment we are using CamAPS which has been used a lot in the UK with toddlers but as far as I know Sam is the only one on it in New Zealand
If you don't like performance very much - sure :-).
This sort of writing style analysis has absolutely been used to ID pseudonymous / anonymous individuals online for over a decade.

The new twist seems to be using "AI" instead of more traditional algorithms. Personally, I would expect that to make the process more error-prone, but it makes sense to try.
30mb hello world binary that dials 8.8.8.8 suddenly makes sense now..
Not only that I answered all questions, things like "Will it scare me?" No. "Will something jump out if I press it?" No. "What's going to happen?" I can tell you that nothing bad will happen and you'll probably like the result. And so on.
It's not just many times more people, it's also the fact that Stable Diffusion can be used locally for ~free.

If I get a bad result from DALL-E 2, I used up one of my credits. If I get a bad result from Stable Diffusion running on my local computer, I try again until I get a good one. The result is that even if DALL-E 2 has a better success rate per attempt, Stable Diffusion has a better success rate per dollar spent.

This also affects the learning curve. I've gotten pretty good at crafting SD prompts because I could practice a lot without feeling guilty. I never attempted to get better with DALL-E 2, because I didn't really want to spend money on it.
Successful, but ungrounded by an actual mechanism?
Would Russia not be a more natural source of this? I know they're not exactly best pals but China is maybe one of the closer countries to Russia outside of Belarus and Syria rn.
That's dope. Are any of them employed in SF, grew up in SF, and have no social supports outside of SF?
Unfortunately it's not implemented for Windows hosts. There's a patch in the works but the review of the first submission came back with a lot of requested changes. They're planning another submission though so hopefully it makes it in.
IMO, color eink isn't worth it right now, especially for the difference in price. Unless you really want that faded color newspaper look, it's not appealing at all.
that is a very naive way to go about that, i think, for reasons exactly like jacobyoder discovered. Seems to me that it would be much better to write code which allows you to override the time seen by your software by setting some delta specified in an environment variable or something, or by having test cases which test your logic without requiring that the notion of the current time be changed.

Changing the current time will do unknown things to other software running on the system, and there are too many question marks there for that to seem reasonable, to me.
When you live on the street and sometimes can crash on a friend's couch, you are homeless.