skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think that how much calculus you get in highschool depends on which country you live in, I got 3 years (though the first one was minimal), I also got more in highschool physics classes.

But we also have national exams for entrance into Uni and no "general ed" requirement because we're expected to have met that minimum requirement in highschool
It may have been rational to start the war from Putin's perspective but in no world it is rational to continue to pile in resource when they are obviously losing both the war and any remaining political influence globally.

At this point the war is continuing purely to fuel the ego of a dying dictator.
Out of the Box Risks
I currently have a 5.1 setup, and I want your opinion. Do you think 7.1 or 5.1.2 with on-ceiling speakers would be better? I'm leaning toward 5.1.2.
And that was commitment to a legally enforceable contract, not just something he tweeted during a manic episode.
You keep making the same mistake, which is to assume the existence of feelings disproves the existence of an objective reality. Reality exists outside of our feelings.
> especially by paid announcements

There isn’t a single correct answer, because English. But in modern parlance, particularly in policy and commercial contexts, the paid part is key. “Word of mouth” encapsulates the difference: if they’re paid, they’re a spokesperson. If your friend pitching a product doesn’t disclose they’re paid, most would consider that dishonest.
I feel as though this is hand waving away the problem.

Nobody is saying that appeasement is a good idea in an absolute sense. We're saying that we have two highly risky choices in front of us.

Appeasement is obviously problematic. You set a precedent that nuclear blackmail works. You give their nationalists bloodthirst for their next imperial expedition. You improve Putin's popularity. You doom the Ukrainians inside the currently occupied territories. You effectively kick the can down the road.

But you really do need to detail how it's going to play out when a man with no conscience, a questionable grasp on reality, who has a well-stocked bunker, and has nukes, gets pushed into a corner in the sense of losing face and facing the threat of removal. You can't just say "appeasement is bad" and not deal with this whole problem.
The economy has been on a long term trend of requiring more and more training since the start of the Industrial Revolution.

Reagan's two terms saw explosive growth in the computer and software industry.

If you're suggesting that Reagan should have tried protectionism, I suggest it is about as effective as the sanctions put on Russia & Iran to boost their economies.
A Nuclear Zugzwang?
If it was MS, it would start as ZigbeeSpecial 1, followed by ZigBee 5 and be incompatible with ZigBee 3.0

edit: Just in case anyone is not following C# developments

Old: .NET 1.0 … -> .NET 4.7 -> .NET 4.8

New and not compatible: dotnetcore 1 … -> dotnetcore 3 -> .NET 5

And of course, there is their ORM which did not drop the "core" part, so for .NET 4.8 there is Entity Framework 6, the version for .NET 5 is called Entity Framework Core and reached 6 as well last year. For ASP.NET (that is, on .NET 4.8) MVC 5 is the current MVC solution, I think for ASP.NET Core (.NET 5) MVC 6 might be, but despite actually working with those technologies, I’m not sure.
The comment I was addressing is talking about a home, not a business.
That was, what a year ago? 2?
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Maybe I missed something important in your description, but to clarify: you want someone to pay you to teach you something you don't know, and that takes years to master? And not just pay you, but to the tune of $150k? And you can't take a pay cut?!

Maybe you should stick with what you have.
That's 100% coverage which is ideal but will take time to get to.
Family stages car accidents to collect millions in payouts
"for those who don't want to monitor their device's battery levels or to worry about spotty WiFi"

Though that's the only mention.

Edit: ah, it's still Wifi, just has more memory.

From: https://blog.google/products/google-nest/nest-doorbell-wired...

"And if your Wi-Fi is spotty one day, you still won’t miss any important moments. The new Nest Doorbell will automatically record an hour’s worth of important events to its local memory."
yup but more likely their changes will make it unusable for a bunch of SQLite use-cases, so if it catches on it will probably exist in parallel to SQLite and once it's realized they won't replace SQLite should increasingly diverge by focusing on it's core target audience.
I wonder if the accused would be willing to play in a faraday cage?
I don't think the FDA page is pre-rationing those substances. The United States, largely, does this on its own through economic activity because doing it through policy would be controversial, as you've shown. You would know these as Strategic National Stockpiles: https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/state-us-strategic-stockpil...
Not a clojure fan, but:

- dev churn is just a fact of life in this industry

- I'd love to know which language stops you from having 100k LOC codebase that nobody understands! Certainly not C#, typescript, Java...

- "esoteric developers" - that's a bit glass half empty! In my experience people who have taken the time to learn functional programming or any non top-10 language are usually pretty smart and motivated.
Confederate States of America? Ballsy move.
Texas is a broken theocracy.

Cold places have pretty robust gas infrastructure, but cannot grow it because of the green people with gas heat who want all new installs to be heat pumps.
learning that Knuth uses Emacs has been my proudest moment as an Emacs user.
I think a new 2022 Ford F-150 will run closer to $60k.
How would you define being left alone? It is currently based on a very specific mixture of laws and customs that foster private property and other such concepts. You're also dependent on the safety and/or infrastructure in your local area. The wealth that makes this all possible in a developed country isn't attained by leaving people alone, either. I would contend that the idea of being conceptually separated from the community in a Randian sense IS the childlike fairytale in a way.

Besides, there is a perfectly libertarian or even ancap way of looking at the advertisement problem. Billboards affect the quality of a city, and most of the people it affects aren't getting paid proceeds. So they can gang up together to ask for a better deal. And if they can't then they are being restricted by some non-libertarian force.
Quiet layoffs are absolutely real.

Traditionally, companies announce layoffs, first internally and then publicly. The public announcement is sometimes hoping for a bump in their stock price or just getting ahead of inevitable news stories.

Quietly laying people off is more like "managing out" or what Facebook is doing here. They haven't given us a hard number for the layoffs, and they're trying to use performance to justify the layoffs rather than just telling people they're redundant.
Do people actually try this?

I'm pretty sure my Subaru does the same. But I'm not brave enough to actually try a rear-end.

I've been thinking of getting a big cardboard box to try with, but so far it's only an idea :)
> Shall we compile a 72 page report on Silicon Valley CEOs who have lied?

Hopefully you mean, "a 72 page report"... each.
yeah they do. the elastic bands and adhesives used to make them will break down.
What would electromagnets underneath your driveway even accomplish?
Not reaching, just noticing.
God is strangely obsessed with foreskins.
How is de-authing still possible... WIFI sucks
textfiles is Jason Scott[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jason_Scott
You’re putting words in my mouth to use a non sequiter as your argument? Nowhere have I said all people party to all marginalized groups suffer the same amount of racism. There isan ever increasing body of unbiased research unequivocally proving that people who are not rich white cishet men face discrimination, abuse, neglect, poverty, untreated illness, housing insecurity, addiction, and various other preventable adverse experiences. Intentionality explores, in part, where these experiences intersect with demographics.

Understanding this key point is fundamental to understanding intersectionality, which you would know if you had read the link I shared earlier. I have extended generous benefit of the doubt to you regarding your arguments and assuming, despite ample contrary indicators, that you’re arguing in good faith. I think this comment chain serves to prove that you’re actively arguing in bad faith in violation of the site guidelines. I suggest you read those as well as the article I linked above up thread and reflect upon your words and actions while digesting the content therein.

Once again you’re using words that you do not understand. I don’t know where you’re hearing these terms used in the way you’ve used them but you would be wise to excise that source of propaganda from your life.

https://libguides.library.cpp.edu/c.php?g=1047593&p=7681898

so one person got upset and acted poorly? I hope that they’ve learned from their mistakes because they do not represent anti fascism, blm, or me. Anti fascism means to be against fascism. Fascism is anti American so to be antifa is to be patriotic. My families elders did not kill fascists in wwii to see fascism brought to America by our own minority party. America can not be a democratic state and fascistic.

another non sequiter, and failure to understand me. I am trying to speak plainly for you but you need to do your part in trying to understand me. I actually want to help people, especially the marginalized and forgotten. I won’t bore you with the details or doxx myself but I think it suffices to say that I put considerable money and time where my mouth is.
I love how "brevity is the soul of wit" has become some wise aphorism, but of course in context of Polonius' rambling, it is a genuinely hilarious joke.
I don't disagree at all. But there are people who just want to play the game by the rules. There are people who won't cheat for moral reasons. There are people who lack competence to cheat. There are people who are risk averse. Cheating should be expected, but you were implying every single person has more incentive to cheat than not, which just isn't true. You could even argue most people are in fact cheating and I might even agree with you, but without evidence it's just slandering, something even the world champion should be reprehended on.
In my opinion, this sort of ad-hoc stereotyping weakens the rest of the analysis. There are plenty of counterexamples.

Anand, a former world champion, became a GM at age 19 and is still ranked World No. 9 currently (at age 52). Ding Liren (Current No. 2) became a GM at 17. Grischuk (currently No. 17, peak No.3) became a GM at 17. All three have crossed 2800 ELO at some point.

I hope this is not the sort of analysis that chess.com has run in the other 71 pages of the report.
I have finally automated (a) determining that the washer has finished washing clothes (smart plug monitoring amperage highs and lows) and then (b) reminding the teenagers in my house that the washer is done and they should put their dang stuff in the dryer.

(They have not yet attained the self-awareness to set a timer on their phone, and I tire of tracking down the culprit every time I find wet clothes in the washer.)

Setup is Home Assistant Docker image on a Raspberry Pi, MQTT broker, and Tasmota firmware on the smart devices. 95% cloud free except for the push notifications.

Still determining how to solder together a safe dryer temperature sensor module to detect when the dryer is done...
You do you. But assets like real property are historically good investments. It doesn’t make sense to not buy the best house you can afford.

I’m with you with cars… but even then the maintenance expense starts to catch up.
Most software you use including your web browser? Your operating system?
I think the thing I'd like to have clarified: Why does chess.com care about the results of an OTB game?

I can understand their online tournaments being something they care about and why they might rescind an invitation based on these allegations but there's something very strange about them taking it upon themselves to ban him from the platform as a result of his play against someone whose company they're in the process of buying.[1]

It seems to me as though they're inserting themselves into this unnecessarily with their analysis too. They spend a great deal of time explaining their rationale in a few places and then toss in a "In our view, no conclusions should be made from this data." at the end of it. If no conclusions should be drawn, don't bother sharing the data; it's useless. By sharing it in this manner, they are attempting to pretend it's reliable and effectively make the accusation with an out to claim they didn't.

This part too:

And while Magnus’ actions prompted us to reassess the situation, Magnus did not talk with us in advance about our decisions or ask for, or directly influence, those decisions at all.

An uncharitable reading is that this is a very honest statement. Magnus may not have directly influenced their decisions but I think it would be hard to argue they don't have a vested interest in this for the reasons above. IMO this is a clear conflict and they should have simply withdrawn his invitation, even suspended him from their platform, but refrained from commenting on the over-the-board controversy entirely.

[1]: https://kommunikasjon.ntb.no/embedded/announcement?publisher...
> Anyone who succeeds in life has cheated in some form or another

Totally unfair. Some of us succeed by being dealt unreasonably good hands at birth.
There’s existing two wire Ethernet PoE converters that get you 60Mb and power over a doorbell wire.

This technology could just come built into these cameras which would be the responsible thing to do.
I simply look at the member's kilarma. If the sum remains unchanged, my input has been discarded.
Have we learned nothing from covid? You don't need to limit your talent pool to your own backyard. Especially since you're not in a major tech hub, by your own admission.
Before 1800, and especially before 1500, the monetary economy was so small, and the barter economy was so large, that these economies did not have recessions as we understand them today. A modern recession, as we've understood them for the last 200 years, can only exist in a society that has largely converted all economic activity to the monetary economy, and thereby made it vulnerable to the money cycle. If you're interested in the emergence and development of the monetary economy the best books ever written on the topic are Fernand Braudel's history:

https://www.amazon.com/Civilization-Capitalism-15th-18th-Cen...

https://www.amazon.com/Wheels-Commerce-Civilization-Capitali...

https://www.amazon.com/Perspective-World-Civilization-Capita...

I strongly recommend these books.

If you're interest is more about the classical Western period, I recommend:

https://www.amazon.com/Ancient-Economy-Sather-Classical-Lect...
> the government doing what it should do, tighten financial inequality gaps

No, that’s really, really not what the government should be doing.
um... $311M will set you up _very well_ for life in many, MANY countries. you just need to get to one without US extradition (or without US extradition for this activity).

So, very worth the extra criminal charge if you've been thinking ahead.
The trick is to use the PyTorch ROCm docker image (rocm/rocm-terminal) and then run with

podman run
-it
--rm
--device=/dev/kfd
--device=/dev/dri
--ipc=host
--group-add keep-groups
--cap-add=SYS_PTRACE
--security-opt seccomp=unconfined
-p 127.0.0.1:7860:7860
$(cat .sd-image.iid)

It has other wrinkles - i.e. your memory use is functionally doubled because you can't use float16's for whatever reason (seems to NaN bomb but I've not found an answer).

So it does work, but yeah, it's a hassle compared to Nvidia where you can just run things...although, I did not need to install anything special into my host environment which I believe isn't quite as true with NV.

Dockerfile I've been using lately is https://pastebin.com/BSYN8062 but I think I need to update it to incorporate the AUTOMATIC111 repo at some point.
Impossible? The article we're commenting on describesa tool that does this.
I doubt Hans will sue because if he does, then the defendants get to subpoena documents and witnesses and maybe compel Hans to submit to examinations by various experts. For example, subpoena his internet service providers and get his past purchase history from his banks and credit-card companies.
In Germany, Fritz!Box actually managed to have advanced capabilities like that and still become mainstream. Many people use Fritz!Box routers here, and ISPs often offer them for free with higher contracts. I don’t have one, but my parents do and while I can probably do a bit more with my Ubiquity devices, it’s not that much more and the Fritxbox has a far superior user interface in exchange.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz!Box
This is golden
This sounds like a problem well suited for ML, which is basically the thing most of us expect Tesla to be best at. Just throw sensor data at cases and let the situations in which certain values should get precedence manifest in the weights and biases.
> nobody saying that it's hopeless

Well, it's a report about cheating which is essentially claiming that if you're not a GM by age 14, then you must be cheating. Which is...kind of the same thing.
This is downvoted but is clearly true game-theorerically. If you have an autocratic governance structure, the logic of nuke use is highly specific to the preferences of the individual in power and the context of the situation. Appeasement (however defined) may be the optimal strategy depending on that person's age and other factors.
Put the Wi-Fi camera with the built in speaker as the doorbell, and then a redundant PoE camera on the wall in a place where it's easier to run a cable to.
No, quadcopters have short flight times because they choose to generate thrust using multiple fast and small propellers instead of a larger and slower one. Quadcopters will always lose to a single rotor of the same overall diameter.
Omg that would be awesome if he named it that.
>And pulling an ethernet cable to the doorbell switch location would be non-trivial.

The tedium/difficulty/expense of running cabling through walls and crawl spaces is something a lot of tech people seem to take for granted. Wireless is convenient(ish), particularly compared to the aforementioned, so most people are naturally going to gravitate towards it if that serves purpose.

Also, ethernet cabling available right at the front door is a security concern in itself. You need to be knowledgable of networking and have appropriate networking hardware to properly secure it against physical attacks.
Surely you aren’t administering your AWS accounts clicking around in the console all day? You are responsible for opening tickets for accounts but don’t have permissions to use the CLI within CloudShell?
> There are multiple tells that this move, just like the removal of radar, is supply-chain and cost-driven and not actually driven by engineering.

Not true. Elon Musk has long maintained that cameras/vision is all that is needed [1]. After all, that's all a human has.

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2019/04/22/anyone-relying-on-lidar-is...
Yeah it's pretty much exclusively used incorrectly. The original meaning was that an exception to a rule proves that such a rule exists. For example, "no parking on Sunday" is an exception that implies that parking on any day except Sunday is okay.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exception_that_proves_the_rule

It honestly doesn't bother me as much as when people incorrectly say "begs the question" when they mean "raises the question" but I think we're long past the point of us ever correcting any of these.
The other reply to your question is correct. Simply note the user's total sum.
If you ban all other forms of advertising, you will get fake "friends" trying to sell you stuff. I suppose "influencers" and MLMs are existing versions of this, but they are rightly seen as tacky and parasocial. Do you really want to force all advertising down that route?
> Grudge match... in an isolated room, fully naked, …

At that point does it even have to be chess?
It sounds like cheating detection in chess is highly circumstantial, based on outlier data points.

Given the massive volumes of chess data out there, I bet it would be easy to make a bot that mirrors the win/loss and blunder/best move ratio of an average GM chess player’s trajectory.

Instead of picking the best move all the time, maybe pick a random move out of the top 10 moves. And use a random number generator to determine if you make a blunder. And use an engine that’s appropriate to your current rating.

It looks like Hans might have been picking the best moves from the best engine in those games where he got 100% accuracy, which is a dead giveaway.

If you’re patient enough to sit through hours of slowly progressing your rating through a few wins, lots of draws a few losses, I bet you could do it undetected. And don’t give any interviews!

Hans probably didn’t think about the trail of data he was leaving, or got greedy.
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We are hiring and posted in the thread but the post looks like it was shadowban'd. Maybe the filters are just stronger these days? No shortage of demand for devs and growth, regardless of current market conditions..
So, a VPN then?
You probably could have made your point without posting the GitHub link with the exact means to do so.

I imagine there is one chess cheater reading this that will use your repo soon.
That's certainly possible, even without self-learning. The topic is explained in precalc, typically. But it's important enough that I think going further is helpful.
Agree that dev chrurn is a fact of life. But smart and motivated doesn’t imply not painting onself in a corner, it requires a different kind discipline which could be achieved with any language more or less. However, I find that the most frequent reason for churn is company culture of overwork and chaotic environment and in a place where ‘devs rule’ churn goes down drastically.
In my poker heyday, I made similar call downs in big games when I read someone for a straight draw and had a backup flush draw as she did.

If you know they are going to bluff if they miss, it's very profitable and also maddeningly tilt inducing.

I once called $5k cold on the river and won with J high and several over cards on the board in what ended up a $15k+ pot.

Her move esp by a somewhat amateur player is not that outlandish.
no, i favor keeping murder criminalized.
>I think the thing I'd like to have clarified: Why does chess.com care about the results of an OTB game?

They run money tournaments and hope to have top GMs join and advertise their service by playing, streaming, and commentating the tournaments. You really don't see why they would prefer not to have an OTB cheat invited to these events?

Not to say that Hans has been proven to be a cheat, but it does explain why they have to care about cheating in any event, anywhere.
Condos or other HOA situations would be a good start to look at. See [1] maybe?

1 https://magazine.realtor/daily-news/2020/09/23/record-number...
the "law of small numbers" says 2 numbers can still be tiny in absolute terms even if they are orders of magnitude apart.
looks like it fits in a PCMCIA slot