skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's not correct. Both are in effect simultaneously, and they each restrict different behaviors. Very roughly: ePrivacy restricts sites' use of client-side storage, the GDPR restricts their use of personal information.
For real numbers the decomposition rank is 49 for both AlphaTensor and Strassen, so they're equivalent – wouldn't really say Strassen is better.
I mean companies have also squandered billions of dollars on google ads. yet here were are
Have you met the current supreme court? I'd say there's nothing off the table for them.
That's another screwup in git. That commit does not behave like a commit.

For instance, you cannot do this:

git reset HEAD^ -- file # stage a file removal from the commit

or say you have made two commits and want to reorder them with interactive rebase

git rebase -i HEAD^^ # oops

Whenever I start a new repo, I do this:

git init
git commit --allow-empty -m NIL

to create a commit that actually serves as a "terminating nil" in the list since for unfathomable reasons, the 0 commit hash doesn't serve that purpose. You can't point at that 0 with HEAD^ to indicate "the point before this commit".
Why Is Europe More Equal Than the United States?
The same for me. I have extremely ticklish feet (just as passing touch is enough), and while it’s not as bad when I tickle myself, I certainly can do it.
Other billionaires... Or the guillotine. At some point the common folks will say enough is enough if things keep going on this path.
Business owners are the last ones to blame here. With the current USD exchange rate, manufacturers are facing intense battle on both labor and supply fronts.

Here is the root cause:

> Panic led to lockdowns. Lockdowns led to fiscal stimulus. Stimulus led to inflation. Inflation led to monetary tightening. Tightening leads to recession.

> The panic wasn’t free - and the bill is coming due.

https://twitter.com/naval/status/1574638443237294080

Stimulate the hell of out the nation's economy to the point where we have the "Great Resignation". Then go on to blame business owners who are trying to bring manufacturing back to US. Just completely preposterous, illogical and misplaced.
When was the last time that happened?
One interesting thing to note about pdf libraries is there seems to be a general trend towards A/GPL licenses, presumably because working with PDFs are tedious but still the standard for conveying data intended for human consumption/archival.

The commercial licensing for some of these is a little hairy, too. I've seen rev share clauses which is, uh, hilarious.

Depending on what you're doing, check your licenses!
This seems like a very Big Coastal Metro-centric view that is probably true in those areas but doesn't capture what's happening elsewhere. Home prices in Metro Detroit, for example, used to be quite reasonable and have recently exploded to being rather unaffordable for most people. There hasn't really been any population growth to speak of, so it's not clear to me why would we need or want more housing to be constructed in order for prices to be reasonable, as was the historic norm.
There's a discussion about that here involving one of the spec authors:

https://octodon.social/@cwebber/100368138697354408
Malicious update/malware by a semi-advanced adversary
Small blog post where I detail a malicious update I got served, try to track what it was doing, who sent it, and my mistakes. Would love to hear your thoughts!
“But Brecht thinks it’s not really about prediction. Instead, he suggests that as a person touches themselves, the brain sends out a body-wide message that inhibits touch sensitivity.”

That’s not predictive machinery at play?
I tried the Spanish version. It did not work. It has potential but it's not ready to review.
I agree with the "evenly" bit because it is a bonus on company performance. This is simply saying that employees are invested in the wellbeing of the company, as much as "investors" are.

As an individual, that person should get their wage/salary too, so experience/loyalty etc gets factored into that.
Grade separated means the tracks aren’t splitting anything up, like a subway or an elevated train.

The wrong side of the tracks thing is political and social, not literally because of the tracks.
I used to be able to tickle my own feet a little bit when my skin was drier, but I can't any more. I don't have any of the symptoms in that NIH doc. Unsure if related but I also receive no effects from morphine regardless of dosage. Nobody has been able to tell me why.
“Several thousand murderers are walking free each year” probably needs some more commitment - the thought experiment isn’t just saying these free murderers are living a life with no repercussions for past crimes but that this represents some quantity of future murders that would otherwise not happen.

Let’s say thousands of murderers going free that otherwise wouldn’t results in one person dying that otherwise wouldn’t.

Is one person unjustly dying with zero chance of resurrection better than one innocent person going to prison with a non-zero chance of exoneration?
I think at least from sales orgs, bonuses are very easy to justify. Sales orgs are very data-driven – typically their CRMs measure everything from the time it took to close a deal to how much each rep brought in a quarter. If just paying a regular salary worked to motivate reps enough, you'd find lots of companies doing that, but they're pretty rare.
I was back home in Alaska recently after a very long time (10 years, before that 15) hadn't been back much. the amount of marine mammals back in PWS is bonkers. I do know that they've been scooping up hatchery fry like crazy. I mean, hide a hatchery from a bunch of whales, right? At least that seemed to be a theory on the recent shittiness of the seine season, who knows. I haven't fished in 25 years.
Of course you will, because those are about how they are implemented on computers with limited precision.

Your point is exactly mine - correctness is usually defined on exact numbers, which does not have error bounds.
Usefulness is defined by particular implementation choices and precision choices when implemented on a particular computer.

The entire argument here is (crazily) that you can't prove correctness without error bounds, correctness is always context specifi.
Of course you can, and of course it's not.
Just like the wikipedia algorithm shows.

That may or may not make it useful for a particular application.
This is the best kind of comment.
Interesting, sure, but isn't this just reinventing image-based development from Smalltalk, FORTH and Lisp Machines?

(Don't get me wrong. I think the kid's onto something. Just why only look at Smalltalk? Plenty of other image-based systems from the 70s and 80s.)
I'm not sure I've actually met anyone who can't tickle themselves.
Sorry about that. This is the case even after setting the genre/year preferences in the sidebar?
It should be illegal to hide CPU-facing hardware programming information, such as registers and functions, behind an NDA. Even DRAM training stuff. Let the open source community do it all from the ground up.

If the hardware is really a smaller CPU on the other side of a bus or HCI, and what's exposed to the CPU is really a remote-RAM-loading-and-communication interface, that's fine. That's not host CPU firmware, that's device CPU firmware and while that sucks for it to be under NDA/undocumented, at least it's mostly in its own little world. The registers/process needed to setup and talk to that remote embedded CPU should be fully documented and available to anyone.

ACPI is a travesty for enabling this hiding of specific hardware interfaces-often tied to things you need to have your laptop be useful like battery controllers and fans. SMM is a travesty for giving it a place to live.
> The average ingested radiation dose per kilogram of salmon from Po is estimated to be 0.88 μSv, and the average dose from Cs is estimated to be 0.0026 μSv. The annual dose from ingested salmon would be only a fraction of the worldwide average annual effective dose from exposure to natural background radiation (2,400 μSv y)

Come on.

Science is very good at detecting things. We can now detect light from galaxies a billion light years away. Don't use that awesome improved science as a cudgel for stupid policy.
What about it didn't work? It's fine for me.
While I have some empathy, and I am not certain what was involved in your technical interview but the level of difficulty in some cases is just plain nuts. My first tech interview in January was mind boggling, timed questions of 90 seconds. The position was for Django, and not a single question was Django. All pure Python. The main question was so abstract to this day I have no idea wtf they wanted, 12 minutes to solve. Twitter and other places are filled with cases like this. So in an environment like this expect pinch hitters.

On a more positive note my last interview was very fair and on topic.
Yeah, yeah, we know -- it's actually Frankenstein's monster.
Why is Vimeo always the chosen venue for projects like this? Frankly this might be the most grounded thing I've ever seen on Vimeo.
yes, until very recently, if what adobe acrobat/reader did was different to the spec then the spec was wrong. Very hard to tell a client that their document is corrupted when they can read it just fine in adobe.
It's a real thing, trains are dangerous, you will get a fine if you try to cross them at the wrong location
Not useful. I searched for "calculus". It returned 12 entries. But there are at least many hundred titles with "calculus" in the title.

If you want a really comprehensive search try:

https://www.vialibri.net/
I'm confused. Searching for WASI leads me here

https://github.com/WebAssembly/WASI

Which has no links to any readable docs or specs.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Having never used XML + XSLT I can't understand exactly what that means.

Do you imagine a better version of HTML to be more like that?
Or perhaps like SwiftUI? If you're familiar with that.
Correctness of a mathematical algorithm is of course defined by whether it meets a mathematical definition. In this case, correctness of matrix multiplication is only defined by whether it meets the mathematical definition of matrix multiplication. That's it.
That's the whole thing.

Correctness of all computer science algorithms is defined by whether they meet a particular algorithmic specification.
That's literally the definition of correctness:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correctness_(computer_science)

"In theoretical computer science, an algorithm is correct with respect to a specification if it behaves as specified"

The specification is the matrix multiplication definition given right on that Wikipedia page. this algorithm meets it.
It is therefore correct.
(again, "error" does not appear on the page here either).
There is no separate, special definition for "correctness (mathematical)" or "correctness (eigenket)". You really seem to want to there to be one, but it ain't there.

You really really really don't want to let this go, but the problem is - nothing, anywhere, agrees with you that correctness and usefulness are the same thing. Nor can you cite any reference, like i just did, to correctness that requires it do anything other than meet the specified mathematical definition. Your papers don't do it, my books don't do it. Nothing does it. Because it's not a thing.

My college textbooks talk about error analysis. I did not claim otherwise. They talk about it in the context of how to make an algorithm useful for a particular purpose, not about correctness. They are not making a ridiculous claim like you are.

I'm not going down this path anymore with you. Believe what you want, the rest of us will continue to not confuse it, and sources that people look at (textbooks, wikipedia, etc)
will continue to not lead them astray.

I can only hope that at some point, you too stop trying to do so.
Until CMake stops having so many pain points, I imagine this will only get worse, I feel.
Ah true, I had assumed that the inspection would be a lot more thorough given the propaganda significance of the bridge.
Can you translate that to English?
It does feel like 'hacking' quite often to get special UIs done in HTML.

What do you think is a better platform for the web?

That meets similar requirements:
- fast to deploy/load cross platform
- accessible to build with
I voted for the bullet train in college, because I thought it would have been great to take it home on breaks, rather than driving across the whole state. Now, I still support it, so perhaps my grandchildren can use it to visit me when they go to college.
Yeah you're right. All those media tropes about being on the wrong side of the subway tunnel or rail overpass exist for a reason.
The goal of this site is to tell you the cheapest place to buy a book assuming you already know the title. So if you wish to search "Calculus" it's perhaps not the site for you. If you instead search for "Calculus Made Easy" you will get much better results on where to cheaply buy that book.
Intel Confirms Alder Lake BIOS Source Code Leak, New Details Emerge
Your claim is not correct.

$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/kaz/junk/gittest/.git/
$ echo content > file
$ git add file
$ git commit -m first-commit-not-second
[master (root-commit) 2bf5805] first-commit-not-second
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+)
create mode 100644 file

OK, now let's reset the file to the previous commit, to stage a change which removes it from that commit:

$ git reset HEAD^ -- file
fatal: Failed to resolve 'HEAD^' as a valid tree.

There is no commit made by git init. The above reset would work if there was a commit before HEAD.

Git apologists will say anything to defend its traps and pitfalls.
There's this app for Android that's similar to the idea you mentioned. When you want to focus, you plant a tree in the app, and if you leave the app (eg. to browse the internet or check social media), the tree dies. If you focus for long enough, the tree grows to be a full one, and you can plant a forest.

https://www.forestapp.cc/
I've made a career of taking pull down sequences out of videos to prep for DVD->Blu-ray->streaming. Where others have failed, I have properly restored. "Others" for example are FAANG's streaming services. Everyone wants it to be a single button IVTC, "set it and forget it" like you said. Shot on 24fps film, edited at 29.97 with pull down where every edit is a break in cadence, 30i graphics/bumpers, and some shows (I'm looking at you The Shield) where they shot 30fps film for a special look/feel during certain scenes, and a set-it-forget IVTC will not do well at all.
This sounds like the issue where a 'datepicker' is not implemented in a standard way across browsers.

Like each browser does it differently, and on top of that renders emojis differently. Is this similar to the issue you're talking about?
Real estate people think location is so important they will say it three times. I wonder why?
I'd disagree. Market makers want you to trade and want you to allow them to earn the bid-ask spread.

They make more when you trade often.
Mathematically, no, it doesn't mean that. For a start, cases being cleared doesn't even imply that someone was arrested, just that the police decided they knew who did it. There could be zero false imprisonments and also close to zero accurate convictions, if the prosecutors just picked someone with a slam dunk case for one murder and accused them of all the others as well. Even easier if they pick a dead guy and close the case with him the assumed perpetrator - as referenced in the second paragraph of that article - because there's less chance that someone will fight the accusation. But either way, all the murderers except the one fall guy were able to walk away, and the police got a 100% clearance rate.
I did always love a quick and easy `WHERE ts like '2020-09%'` when flinging data into Athena or Spark SQL etc. and treating the column as text for ease of loading.
Watch it. you might get $2500 deducted from your PayPal account.
Except I've learned the hard way it's not fast. Every week or so I lose an entire day to trying to update dependencies and then fixing what broke. So instead of going fast I'm stuck doing maintenance.

Even on my own projects there's been so many times when I had some free time I thought I'd try to make some progress on a personal project I haven't touched in 3-4 months but all that happens is 2-4hrs wasted on old dependencies.
Something I think it's interesting to contemplate is that there's no reason to think an individual Neanderthal was any less intelligent than an individual human.
Too Many Satellites: Astronomers Voice Concern over Second-Gen Starlink
I actually can't see the content because of all the ads. Or... in other words... modern ads are making it hard for me to see the old ads i came here to see... ;)
It’s interesting that you responded to a comment about “several thousand murderers” with a rejoinder about “dozens of criminals”, which represents some math or a value proposition you’re making about the “one innocent person”.

The innocent person is worth dozens, but not scores? And certainly “criminals” is a quite broad category - “dozens of shoplifters” but not “scores of pedophiles”?

Curious if that was intentional and where the line actually is.

Otherwise it seems you’re just expressing a cost-free emotional sentiment. In the world of policy with real consequences (violent crime) on real people (also at times innocent), the sentiment gives very little guidance, really only the barest start of an inquiry.
Yeah the documentation is rather lacking and hard to understand. The best place to start is here: https://wasi.dev/
The harder and likely more relevant task is that of quantifying the amount of fare evasion preempted by policing, similar to many other law enforcement actions.
That the whole stack is bloated to support various use cases, how can that be solved differently?

Would you stick with HTML if you'd write a 'new browser' from scratch?
So how's it going?
If a janitor gets the same "company bonus" as the rockstar dev - that is ok. The rockstar dev should have a salary/wage to match.

And both are vital parts of a company. You can't have a bunch of co-located people without someone taking care of sanitation.

Of course, you may choose a 100% "remote work" company to avoid that issue but in this instance each employee is their own janitor anyway.

There is a flipside benefit too: the lesser paid people - other devs? You? Me? - will be happy to see the rockstar dev get such a wage/salary because they know they are worth it and it adds to their own company bonus.

And when people are not such a rockstar after all, they will see scrutiny on all sides.
That pretty well reinforces my point: share prices do not rise because employees have done a good job, profits do. RSUs are not, therefore a shared success model.
Rest sometimes brings clarity too. Even if you're not tired, you might be stuck in a way of thinking.
There are algorithms that are better than others.

For example, ffmpeg's pitch correction using "atempo" filter (WSOLA) is average and might present artifacts depending on source audio.

ZTX (was Dirac) is another algorithm that's commercial and pretty much artifact free.

Btw, sound studios responsible for the 24-25 pitch shift often have the possibility to process the pitch shift on separate dialogue, music and effects tracks, limiting even more the artifacts in the converted output.
Ted Hoff Invented the First Microprocessor (1994)
The follow-ups to the initial questions just don't make sense. I'm a native Spanish speaker.
> Smack the economy with a 2x4 to kill inflation.

Who cares about the broader economy. First-most they are smashing USG Treasury with a 2x8. Tax revenue down across the board (income, capital, corporate, you name it), social programs spending up, deficit through the roof. K.O.

They can raise the rates all the want, but as long as they are monetizing the deficit, it will be multi-trillions of money being pumped into broader economy anyway.

There is no other way then to print and incinerate the debt in a inflationary inferno.
So what you're saying is that there's plenty of good things about HTML.
Just that no one's really using it?

Coming from a gaming background, the web seems awesome.
I can publish my game without gatekeepers like Apple or Steam.
But, building the game itself using HTML/JS/WebAssembly has too many limitations.
I think they mean the VOD service doesn't restrict the creator on what frame rates they can author their content in, the box just makes it work for whatever the display requires.
What is an ASCM file? In forty plus years I've not encountered this extension.
Oh, ok. Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to make some improvements to it's choice of words.
Quantum research at a University of Chicago lab could help prevent hacking and connect a future web of supercomputers
> Why the "walled garden" flame bait?

The new macs literally dont allow 3rd party components. The physical case literally serves as a wall against regular PC components. The new mac minis have m.2 slots for example... but you need a custom ssd just because, because Apple is keeping the walls high.

> Any GPU manufacturer could right now make a driver that works on Aarch64 for Windows, macOS and Linux, regardless of what Microsoft or Apple does. But they don't

AMD cards run on ARM linux. https://youtu.be/crnEygp4C6g
The big problem is filling the plane, not finding a suitable runway. That problem turned out not to be solvable.
Hydrogen is more difficult to transport than electricity, by far.
IMO China is on the way out. Their real estate market is crashing, and that is bring down the banking industry. The Zero Covid policy is crashing their economy, and the younger generations would rather "Let it Rot."

The CCP might not make it to the end of the 2020s. If they somehow get all the above sorted out, the demographic charts show that will be the time they run out of young people. But it is worse than that. The charts may have overcounted the younger generations by up to 100 million people.

The de-globalization that is going on, and the fact they can't feed their population, means they will have to make drastic changes. They may even have to de-urbanize large sections of their population to keep hundreds of millions from starving.

China is on the way out.
Because most peeps were frightened of off-brand purchases. The Laser 128 and Orange Micro were perfectly fine Apple ][ run-alikes, but Apple dealers spread enough FUD about compatibility that you had to be brave to go that route. Tandy had a heck of a time getting people to buy their PC compatibles, and were successful mainly cause every town had a RadioShack w/ a T1000 running Lotus & a few games to verify basic compatibility. Laser didn't have that benefit in the 80s. And if you were hip to CP/M you probably had the cash to buy a real Apple and add a MicroSoft CP/M card.
The job of the company is to maximize profit, if that entails serving a need, it will do that, but it's not strictly necessary.

Often times it will also push to or past legal limits without any regard to the human cost, in this drive to maximize profit. Monopolies, child labour, environmental catastrophe, suppressing of worker rights and power.

To say that we deserve the treatment we get because we're greedy is pretty messed up. I don't know anyone who would choose to poison entire communities so we can have a cooking pan made of Teflon. Hell, Exxon put an anti knock additive (that was banned in the US) into Canadian gas for decades, knowing full well that it caused cancer.

Consumer greed doesn't account for the vast majority of the real evil done by large corporations, and I think that's a hell of a redirection of blame that the OP made.
Helix: A Neovim inspired editor, written in Rust
Escaping Conflict and the Karpman Drama Triangle
This is cool. There’s still work to do but I searched for a book I’m interested in (Lost City of Z) and found it for $4.50 instead of $10.

Thanks for helping me save $5!

Great start!