skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Actually, that begs the question: can a.out be supported fully in user space, either by converting the file or via user space "interpreter"?
Why are most pedos leftists? Honest question.
Probably training set size. Joe Rogan talks for a living.
This really feels like next level stuff--as Jobs would love to note, that's the magic of integration. But, it's really not novel--just someone putting together the building blocks of foundational ML models already out there.

I'm really excited to see version 2 and so on of this.
Is this scripted by an AI or scripted by a human and simply voiced by an AI?
Hasn't that always been true?

Guilds and banks have been the center of conspiracy theories since their invention in the late dark ages.

People are distrustful of money, especially of the people who seemingly create money out of nothingness.

To someone who doesn't understand monetary instruments, it's all conspiracy theories to explain why those people have lots of money, while I myself do not.
How close is this to a large continuous tape loop for video surveillance?

I would very much welcome a filesystem that breaks away from the directories/files paradigm. Any time-based data store would greatly benefit from that.
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Co-founder of Palantir huh. That explains a lot
Maybe there's more training data available for Rogan. The guy pumps out hundreds of hours of content a year in which he's recorded discussing every topic under the sun. I can't imagine there's a similar quantity of recordings of Jobs's voice - or of almost anyone's voice for that matter.

Edit: four other people replied in the time it took me to type two sentences. I guess the answer is that obvious.
Probably do, at that. However, patents have been known to stifle innovation at critical junctures in history. Patent pools seem to have been one way to patch that over wrt "common good" kinds of patents.(though at the time it was too little too late)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wright_brothers_patent_war
There is this odd phenomenon where social phenomena first identified in Japan are assumed to be characteristically or exclusively Japanese, to an extent that I don't see happen for other countries. I don't think eating meals in toilet stalls is particularly uncommon in the west among people who are bullied or stigmatized. Probably not as common as in Japan, as Japan has more of a "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down" culture, but not rare.

To be honest, I don't really feel like "toilet meal" is a distinct enough concept to have a Wikipedia page; I don't think there's much point in distinguishing between "toilet meal", "car meal", "under the stairs in a quiet corridor meal" &c
WhatsApp and Instagram, both acquired by Facebook, were actually a gold standard in lean development. 1o to 30 people for a massively popular product.

If these companies were creating sprawling and unnecessary micro-service-based infrastructures, they would have easily needed headcounts 10 times as large.

So it's really a case in point that Facebook is ultra-wasteful.
it's defined in the paper but of course that's behind a paywall. Considering how many times the OP used the term, it would have been helpful for it to be defined.

Here is the full paper: https://sci-hub.se/10.1159/000259053
Starvation is never necessary for weight control.

This is why there exist official recommendations for an adequate daily intake for proteins, fatty acids, vitamins and minerals, for anyone to be able to plan a diet that does not lead to starvation.

Experiments on humans are difficult, so it is not known with accuracy which are the best daily intakes. For example some believe that a daily intake of 0.8 g of proteins per kg is enough, while others believe that a daily intake of 1.2 g/kg would be better.

Even when choosing the maximum daily intakes for all essential nutrients that anyone believes to be adequate, the corresponding energy intake is much less than needed by a human.

So the control of the weight can be done by adjusting only the daily intake of carbohydrates and/or fat that are eaten additionally to a diet that is complete for the other nutrients.

When the daily intake of energy is less than necessary for maintaining the current body weight, one will be hungry all the time, but with an adequate diet there is no starvation that could cause health issues.

Just skipping over meals, without a plan of how to ensure that you eat enough of what matters, could cause real starvation and health issues.
Did you try KVM? I'm using that for servers so I've never tried this particular usecase but I'm very happy with it overall.
For metabolic syndrome, the first go-to is cutting sugar. Specifically, fructose-laden sugar.

For many people, it suffices to eliminate sugary beverages, including juice.
Those others - for better and worse have less developers. Having to figure out two different types of decorations is a mess that they don't have time to, so I can't blame them for picking one.
The end there reminds me of the CS Lewis quote:

“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”
Yes, I know C++, I didn't say that's the only way to allocate objects in C++, just that if you do write a heap allocated object that has virtual methods (a pretty common thing to want to do), then the metadata for that will be larger than 64 bits. Your malloc storing metadata non-adjacent to the allocation doesn't change the fact that there is some, and it has to be stored.
maybe try outline? it's pretty cool and has collapsible sidebar

getoutline.com
Probably significantly more training data for Rogan than Jobs and a much wider range thanks to his long running pod cast. I am not super familiar with Steve Jobs so I can't think of anything other than his keynotes and some interviews that you would be able to use for him.

Unrelated point...that laugh was incredibly bad and repetitive to the point it felt like they were playing laugh.wav file each time they wanted a laugh instead of generating a new laugh of variable pitch and length.
Yabridge [1] uses wine to seamlessly load VST plugins into a host. It pretty much just works.

[1] https://github.com/robbert-vdh/yabridge
Yeah, the biggest limiting factor by far is time, once you get over the issue of motivation/discipline. I bet the optimal thing to do for general health and longevity, is to do light/medium intensity, low impact/risk, exercise of varied sort, for most of your waking hours.
When compressing, window size is a tunable option. I think the compression level sets it implicitly, but it can be set explicitly using brotli -w or windowLog in the advanced zstd API (https://facebook.github.io/zstd/zstd_manual.html).

Decompressing many streams at once is more interesting. The decompression APIs do let you specify a max history-window size, but e.g. HTTP won't let you advertise a window size limit, so all you can do is error out if the response would take too much memory to decode. You can just not advertise support for new Content-Encodings at all if it's a concern.
> You very clearly have a lot of self-discipline, and you have your shit together. For me, exercise has always been the most rewarding part of the whole deal.

Not OP, but answering for myself: I don’t enjoy exercising, and not doing something is far easier than doing something extra.

I have easily removed most carbs (doing Keto), and reduced my eating window to 8h. I’ve been doing this for almost 10 years. Hell, I even got an electronic desk and work standing 70% of my work day.

But exercise is extra. I can’t just do exercise while doing something else (maybe if I enjoyed audiobooks it would work better, but I’m really into reading books), so any exercise takes effort for something I don’t enjoy unlike all other changes.
If you can't tell the difference, then the AI scriptwriter just passed a Turing test.
Both are probably true, some people get homeless due to addiction, and lack of a home keeps them relapsing, while also creating a social environment where other types of homeless persons - the mentally or physically disabled, elders, evacuees etc. - can get into drugs.

For a dealer, a dense community of chronic addicts is a cashcow, a market they can serve with much lower risk vs. catering to suburban teenage parties.
Nothing but blurbs on IP news websites that add nothing.
https://www.cnet.com/tech/tech-industry/microsoft-to-invest-...
Does that mean we can 3D print ceramics soon?
Google, Bing Suppress Searches for Domain Names Used in Media
Fair enough but I've heard this (wild dog herbivory) from several sources. I can't find better, sorry.
"The episodes are rendered using play.ht's ultra-realistic voices, and transcripts are generated with fine-tuned language models. For example, the Steve Jobs episode was trained on his biography and all recordings of him we could find online so the AI could accurately bring him back to life." - https://podcast.ai/about
I can relate a lot. Are you aware of PDA (pathological demand avoidance)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pathological_demand_avoidance
You can just read the manual™

https://podcast.ai/about
Long passwords with repeated characters are the easiest defeat on this "attack". A simple camera that records the actual keypresses is a much more sensical attack. After all, if you can present a thermal camera to the keypad, you can present an actual camera. Why use heat residue to "guess" keypresses with an 80-ish% accuracy rate at best, when you can record the actual keypresses, in the right order, including repeated characters with a much higher accuracy rate? The only possible use for this "attack" is for analyzing residual heat with a handheld thermal camera after the person is gone, but as mentioned, long passwords with repeated keypresses is the defeat as is simply holding your hand on the keyboard after the password is entered. If you can protect against a visual camera then that's more important.
Do you think Russia will find a response to HIMARS in the next six months?

I mean, aside from the masses realizing that the only sane response is to get out of Ukraine and go back into Russia.

Russia has the capability to end this by simply ending the war. Ukraine on the other hand, has no response but to defend itself from the bully next door. It is obvious that only Ukraine's military is holding Russia back, and the illegal annexation only proves Russia's colonial aims here.

We just gotta wait until the Russians realize how pathetic their army is, and that there is no military solutions available to the Russians here. That will take time unfortunately, but that's what we have to wait for.
Overpaying for gas makes it more expensive for everyone, so up to a point (import customs/excise/tariffs) you will always be more profitable than EU competition without huge government handouts (200B Euro).
I'm not prone to addiction, but I think it's important to realize that some people are, and they might not know this about themselves. Addiction can start innocently enough but end up in a train wreck, and I think people should be educated about this fact so that they understand the risks that might be caused by the crutch.
alibaba has an app called XianYu (2.taobao.com), bought mine there.

you need to install that Chinese only app on your phone to use it.
I just remember the person I was when drinking, and don't want to be that guy.
Use the classic AA trick:

What would your higher/better self do?
Feels like both written and voiced by AI after listening to it. There were some tangents that felt a bit off. The Gizmodo bit was probably about the iPhone that was left at the bar but they never actually addressed the subject matter which was strange.
They've done it to my employer. I won't go on the record but it's definitely happening.
Seems to me Macs, Chromebooks, Raspberry Pis, iOS and Android devices are all based on ARM and easily available.

The argument that ARM based computers aren’t PC’s because they aren’t like x86 machines is self-fulfilling.
Folks, you really cannot even imagine one enjoying THE BEER, right? Its refreshing bitterness and the aroma hops in it and the beautiful refracting light in the pint? If people drink to get trashed and forget about life issues, that's one thing. But if other people drink that one beer because they enjoy it, and are not getting even a tinge from it (as probably nobody with a healthy liver should), then in which category should they belong? Do I drink regularly? Yes I do. Do I ever get drunk, or even dizzy? Never, thank you. Of course one can still say alcohol is unhealthy, as some newer studies suggest, but I still don't buy the drunkness argument (and I drink just as happily an alcohol-free beer but there are like only 2 worth sampling). That's why I don't understand your point "it was easier dropping down to effectively zero" - easier for what/who? Did you get nausea from one glass? I would definitely visit a doctor if that happened to me, because it looks like giving up alcohol was just getting rid of the side effects of something there.
Yeah but a PC is a whole experience, software and hardware.
If you can somehow turn this into a filament, then perhaps it could be 3D printed with cheap off-the-shelf printers.
It's been the opposite experience for me, but where I lived doctors just give the addicts drugs that are similar to their drugs of choice. Man has to eat, addicts has to use. When you ruin the market economy around drugs by making them essentially free the criminal aspects seem to disappear.
>> > go to a bar to avoid falling back into your addictive habits

> I never said what I struggled with. What if it was the world’s deadliest drug: alcohol?
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I realize what you are trying to make a point of here, but note how I never said to drink while there. I said play some pool. Obviously it would be nice to have a drink, but legally they have to serve you water if you ask for it. Etc and so forth.

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>> > one must go to the city to source drugs

> Cottagecore as a policy idea

Ironically, if I understand your terminology correctly; that's precisely what first nations do up here with their healing lodges where they send people instead of going to jail, etc.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/inside-okimaw-oh...

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>> > legalization without taxation is decriminalization

> No, the latter refers to simply not charging people. You can still confiscate their drugs and subject them to assessments a la Portugal. Decimalization is kind of a dumb, dangerous (ie no constitutionally established recourse) messy term, so think of the other one like food sales: legalization without taxation.

SO in other words, it makes it 'not a crime anymore'. I'm fine with them confiscating many of the drugs out there, because a good large chunk of them are all things no one needs to be taking anyways. Literally, no one.

And besides, I already stated multiple times now why I don't like legalization. It's just like you state yourself, it's more like food sales; which governments also tax. (Unless it's real food, in which case it might depend on where you live. Heavily processed/packaged foods get taxed here in Canada, while 'real food' does not.) I am not in favor of allowing government to tax people for doing things that harm themselves and potentially others.
I find it interesting you criticize their study methods but then assume what food they are eating (GI rice) without evidence and state that it is toxic, without evidence, and then use this info to draw conclusions.
Of course, all of those other options are actually difficult in certain ways. 2+3+4+5 can all be expensive. 3+4 are stigmatized in many cultures. 2+5 require knowledge that not everyone has.

That said if you're having trouble calming down in the evening, assuming you see a doctor for routine physical examinations, you can discuss options with them. They will know this list and more, and occasionally they can convince your insurance to cover the cost of something. It's better than developing a substance habit.
I built https://mitta.us/ to do this, then I added GPT-3 to it for discussions and tagging. There's a bookmarklet and a Chrome extension for this as well. It's not quite released, but I'll let anyone test it if they want!
I'm sure that you blame ghettos on the people that live in them rather than the systems developed to have intentional concentrative effects. It's funny how intelligent people stop thinking the moment their emotions kick in.
Heh.

Don't read patents.
Energy storage is the monorail of energy technology, expensive, unnecessary and conventional technologies like nuclear, hydro and geothermal is better in every regard.
The business cycle is a natural phenomenon that predates central banks controlling the money supply, and would still occur if there was a fixed monetary base.

As banks loaned more and less, and people spent faster and slower through the business cycle, the total amount of bank money and the velocity it was spent at would grow and contract. Prices would therefore be unstable, because prices follow changes in the money supply and the velocity of money. Money would become scarce, and thus interest rates high, right when central banks would be cutting rates. The business cycle is self-reinforcing, there's no natural equilibrium to it at all, and if not smoothed by a government or central bank, can result in tragedies like the great depression.

And in a world where economies are still growing, without growth in the monetary base we would in the long run have deflation, which most economists think is worse than small positive inflation.
Betatesting in a legal minefield, now there's a challenge!
A bit clickbait-y. Do you consider your digestive cavity a part of your body or is your body all the stuff around it?
That's probably better. But moving entirely from "things I know" to "things I own" comes with its own set of security disasters waiting to happen. We are better off using those to augment the password than to replace it.
Human scriptwriter just failed it.
> > The fact is that some men (and women) felt so threatened

> No one is feeling threatened.

Oh yeah? Then why did they feel compelled to kill a young woman for the "horrible crime" of not covering her hair?

> You're the one projecting here.

Nope, it's definitely you. All that gibbering about STDs... It's not actually mandatory for Westerners to have unprotected sex with every woman whose hair we can see.

And posting a YT playing list of some little scraggly-bearded mufti wannabe mullah spouting medieval superstition, as if that supports your position? It only further cements how wrong you are.
Personally I only do social drinking, that is have a drink around friends. Which always carries a social norm of not be too drunk to not talk.
> Why is this important? Well for starters, 44 of the top 50 banks and 23 of the top 25 largest U.S. retailers still use mainframes, according to Google.

I'd rather be interested which 6 top US banks already manage to run without mainframes. And if they can run their systems cheaper/more flexibly or are stuck with SAP/Oracle contracts that are as expensive and hard to change.
Thanks, this is great! Do you have any opinion on the trustworthiness of the Bento or Roboxes (generic/) builds?
The issue is Job's training data is likely 99% his public "presentation voice" audio -- cadence, inflection, emphasis from public remarks at Apple events, commencement addresses, shareholder meetings, etc -- which OF COURSE sounds unnatural in regular conversation.

Meanwhile Rogan has million hours of regular conversation audio to learn from.
It down regulates mTOR.
> Fasting is the simplest nutrition science there is. BMR 2000kcal? Don't eat for a day, lose 0.6lbs.

And there are additional benefits aside from basic weight loss. Fasting for a day every once in a while should be regular behaviour. Some religions sort of get it and there are versions of fasting in most major religions. But for basic weight loss, it's very simple. Stop eating so often, stop eating so much, stop eating garbage. Unfortunately it's not easy.
> It does without a performance penalty.

What is the basis for comparison? Sounds like a pretty meaningless statement at its face.
They're literally saying Dolby and Fraunhofer are setting up this patent pool, so yes.
Which cities? What city did you live in twice? What time period are you talking about?
I just told the other fellow I'm logging off for the night, but I would hate to seem rude and as if I am ignoring your apt comment.

Yes, CS Lewis has a lot of good quotes. I don't remember them all by heart or anything, but I do find myself somehow paraphrasing things that he and others have said before in more eloquent words.
You may try sqlite3 -A
How the Sjgar Stack Accelerated Our Digital Transformation
Most of the time, though, you run applications that aren't frozen. Sure, having resizing do something in that case is useful, but you don't want those black bars to appear for the fraction of time between moving your mouse & the application redrawing, for every single frame of window resizing where the app didn't redraw in time (text reflowing, graphics initialization & other re-computation can often push resizing frame times above the 16ms of 60fps).

(X11 and its server-side decorations appear to be able to handle this as-is - decoration redrawing is delayed until either the application redraws, or some timeout (iirc around a second or two?), at which point you get the ugly black bars)
> I have an even "better" idea: private courts!

Oh, God. Don't tell Judge Judy. :)
Two different things here.

In the Wayland/Xorg world, server-side decorations means its drawn by the compositor or display server, neither macOS or Windows do this.

Windows is a lot more complicated, the decorations are drawn by the client... but that client is part of the userspace dll from the system you link to in your app and gives you a handle to draw on.

macOS the only documented method to draw afaik is through Cocoa which can give you a space to draw on, but the linked Cocoa library will still draw your apps window.

To the user, I guess SSD achieve the same thing as Windows/macOS do, but with very different methods because unlike macOS and Windows, there's no central toolkit/library.
Wow Rogan sounds very realistic. Is the voice completely generated or are some words/phrases "borrowed" from real sample data portions?
IIRC, the price of helium was artificially suppressed for a long time because the US was getting rid of its strategic helium reserve.

Now that they've stopped liquidating the reserve, price signals are starting to work again and helium is again being captured.
This was common with mobile terminals in South Africa.