skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Super cruise requires a very high end trim to even purchase the super cruise package. You can get FSD on the lowest model 3 specs. FSD is ridiculously priced though, it’s just not a reasonable comparison on the monthly fee.
IMO the local UIs are still designed like a slot machine :)
Thank you for being helpful!

However, there are people who are the opposite.
I think what I want here is a token which expires if it hasn't been used for six months.
It's easy for me but you underestimate PC DIY population. AMD's precision boost override looks great for this.
Slight tangent, but you seem to know about licences... Do you happen to know of a licence that has anything like a "can only be used for the benefit of humanity" clause?

I've favoured the MIT licence for what little OSS I've published thus far. But, I'm becoming increasingly concerned that ruthless profit-above-all-else driven companies can include my (benign) work in systems that causes real harm.
I'm not sure what you are pointing at, what are Nokia, Blackberry, or Palm alternatives of ? They all peaked at different areas and I feel little overlap.
I've seen Glasp today.
You know that you can design pedestrians areas that can accept emergency trafic ? Most European city centers that are closed to individual cars still accept emergency vehicles, buses, and even delivery trucks (generally during a fixed span of time in the day) and taxis.
You're thinking copyright liability[0], but the real worry, straight from the mouths of the Stability people[1], is AI-generated CSAM. That will make the whole field of generative art legally radioactive.

At least with copyright law, there's an argument for training being fair use. If generative art becomes a notorious market for CSAM, everyone in the field goes to jail.

[0] Also, I'd like to know what your opinion is on GitHub Copilot. A lot of people decry Copilot for stealing code but love Stable Diffusion for being public, even though they're the same concept and trained in the same quasi-ethical way.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/y9ga5s/com...
Oh dear... Yeah, the author affiliations on the title paper made me wonder if they knew what they were doing at all.
Every motorcycle helmet manual I’ve read explicitly says not to put stickers on the helmet. Protecting the foam from moisture is important — a rainy ride can significantly weaken the foam. Eg: https://www.bellhelmets.com/on/demandware.static/-/Sites-bel...
I am a functional adult who believes this genuinely. Probably more functional than you, since we’re comparing :)
This is awesome!

ASs if I am looking at the mirror.

Great work!
It is a sign of what's to come...
Its remarkable how a-social "ecology" owners are, when it comes to making it easy to do things into or across ecologies. So, I can imagine an iPhone and a Mac do this better, but my goodness, the lack of motivation to make it simple for an Android and a Mac. or rinse and repeat for an iPhone and a chromebook.

"not my problem" and "hey, what if I said we sell more units inside our ecology if we make this a walled garden" come to mind.
Steroids for longer drives.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but the Schrödinger equation isn’t the only mathematical treatment of the stochastic nature of quantum phenomena.

I thought matrix mechanics was with real numbers and was mathematically equivalent. I also thought there were different statistical systems that included “negative” probabilities that can be used to describe wave packets without needing complex numbers.

I do agree that sometimes the maths leads you to a truth in reality. Though sometimes it doesn’t.

I’m not too familiar with QFT, does that require complex numbers?
That is true and why i tried to stay working in that area so long. AWS eventually ate my lunch so I have switched to a pure SWE role now and just happen to setup a lot of the cloud infra as well.

I’m hoping some time I can work on DC automation again though. Brings me a lot of joy to get to figure out why the brand new NICs are eating LLDP packets before they get to the hosts and other fun problems you never get to see in the cloud.
It doesn’t, most evidence suggests many users reporting of otherwise legitimate content results in bots deeming the victim against TOS. Malicious groups blackmail prominent YouTubers using this mechanism, and YouTube appears to do nothing.

May as well leverage the weakness for good when we can.
He "hasn't" only because they (many economists and reporters) abandoned the de facto/practical definition which had been used in previous Recessions in favor of a more strict definition to define it away, or rather postpone the inevitable.
Anyone else not seeing any results?
I've had my car broken into twice in SF. Everyone's response to this is always "you can't leave valuable things in your car". Both times, my car was empty. Nothing was stolen. I have never left anything valuable in my car -- visible or hidden, trunk or otherwise. Not sure why people keep giving me this advice.

I always keep a roll of duct tape and some cardboard in the car now. I tape up my quarter glass (the smallest of the rear windows that thieves love to break) and cover it with cardboard, to make it look like its already been broken into. I also leave my back seat down w/ a clear view into the empty trunk. That's the only thing that works.
REPL, hot code reloading, test code that gets me into the debugging state. Really to dev well, u need to spend considerable effort getting everything setup to maximize flow. Having and not having flow can be 20:1
Big swing and a miss.
Why do Java developers wear glasses? Because they don't C#.
It's a maximum amount allocated, and takes into account the possible costs of needing to start over because of building code changes and slowdowns due to power issues. As well as the cost for all the administration to decide on what kind of bathroom to build, a custom design, etc. It sounds high, but not insanely so.
Do you happen to have a link? I actually do follow them and their blog pretty closely and this is news to me. I realize we are all reading tea leaves here, but any public info at all from an Apple source would be interesting to me.
How do I automate recycling tokens?

I've not found an API endpoint for setting a GitHub Actions secret, for example. Or for generating fresh time limited personal access tokens.
(Truly Intelligent) AI Powered NPCs
Inworld is already working to add new high quality voices and offer new pricing schemes for production deployment. The company notes that voices are as they are because they need to be emotional, which makes using most TTS providers difficult.
3 parts: German-speaking, French-speaking, Italian-speaking

The ~west speaks French (we call the region Romandie), south-east speaks Italian (canton of Ticino), the rest speaks (Swiss-)German.
We do: We use Cloudflare Cache with Workers serving as API gateway handling a fairly low 2K reqs/day.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29339642 / https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24699175
It's an ARG? For what campaign?
A scary tool this is. Btw, it recommended me a vertical mouse, because I’m properly hydrated and my comments reflect that. Stay hydrated, purgatorials!
This is like the terrible inverse of Goodhart's Law ("when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure") - because there will always be more users than moderators, the amount of mental energy being applied to parameterizing, normalizing and leveraging the social contract will always be greater than the effort that can physically be put into coherently dividing proof-of-work signal from faked noise over the long term.
Note that all DDR5 chip supports limited error correction, it's better than nothing.
I'm intrigued on the math for things like gravity-feed dispensers. I've only seen them for a few canned items in my local markets.

I'd expect they consume a fair bit of stocking labour to feed the cans in one at a time, and possibly dealing with malfunctions or breakage, compared with "pull the front off the crate and slide it onto the shelf"
TBH, I bought a 3090 and it broke after a week so I sent it back. It was about $1200, and I'm down about $80 on the web site at this point, so... I have been pondering a cloud solution though, but haven't done the math all the way yet. It's a bit like buying a $15K boat and then just going out on it once a month.
They are opening up the bids soon. Feel free to bid 1.45 MM, but that will probably be too high as the 1.7MM cost includes the architect, running the bid process, etc.
“It's been a while since we've done a prime-numbered Fedora Linux release”
I have a friend who studied anthropology, and one of their courses was all about Pullman. What I found most interesting from their stories of the class was how anal Pullman (the guy) was. If he found a family in the town that weren't living as he would prefer, they were thrown out.
> states have subpoenaed tech companies for surveillance data, attempting to catch women who seek abortions out of state

Do you have a source on that? I’m not American so this is astounding to me.
I was in Seattle for 5 days and had my $8500 mountain bike stolen from within my car (they broke a window to get in), parked in the lot of a 4 Points Sheraton.
Price hike is even worse if you're a stubborn Apple user who prefers managing subscriptions with IAP.

> we will be increasing your Premium family plan price to $29.99/month. Apple will continue to manage your payment. Note that the rate for Premium family plans signed up via our website will be $22.99/month
This is utterly ridiculous. Even if the generated content is repulsive, it’s still generated; no one is being harmed. Stop this babysitting nonsense.
Fwiw, systemd actually supports sysvinit scripts pretty well. You can mix and match, and write unit files that depend on init scripts or vice versa. And you can manage them all with systemctl.
Why? Here are several plausible causative links:

* Addicts are more effectively targetable for interventions to reduce or eliminate addiction.

* A safer environment may reduce other pressures that cause addicts to keep resorting to addiction.

* Supervised injections may let you go onto a schedule that lets you slowly wean yourself off of addiction. (e.g., using naloxone and methadone in lieu of heroin).
> That is, to be frank, even as an epidemiologist who is very skeptical of the lab leak hypothesis, a comforting thought.

Yes, much more comforting to believe that the virus originated in a lab, that a successful (so far) conspiracy has been carried out to conceal its origins, and that there will be no transparency or accountability for any of the people involved, who are likely continuing similar research today.
Opps meant to say Stability.ai are in the UK, not imply trained weights are copyrightable in the UK, I don't think that is known
Do you have any studies you can point me to that shows that Section 8 housing is a net drag on the economy? I haven’t come across such but admittedly I don’t go looking for it either so I’m curious to better understand the themes of what makes it an unsuccessful program and ways to mitigate it. As far as I know, at least based on personal experience, poor people don’t stop being poor people if you take aid away vs give them opportunities to try to better themselves (or at least their child’s lives). And if you think Section 8 housing isn’t rough, all that I’ve seen is not in a state that I’d want to find myself in and I suspect that’s how people there feel too (based on stories I’ve heard told by people from that background).
For dev oriented benchmark, it seems that phoroniex review is delayed https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-raptorlake-linux
Arch has an official installer now too. Never been easier.
Show HN: Pingtype Parallel Translator (Chinese)
Do stackoverflow next!
Would it be sufficient to just have a cheap BLE pressure sensor that you could place underneath a potted plant and look for cyclical variations of pressure to determine when to water? I would think that any sensor in contact with the soil is going to have a much shorter lifespan than one which is kept dry and in a less reactive environment.
Stability AI is formed with that vision to keep is open-source and accessible to the masses. It's very rare that we might see it becoming a closed source
100%. In a perfect world, all devices would play nice together.
I recently switched from Ubuntu to Fedora 36. I think most general Ubuntu users would be able to make the switch with minimal issues. Obviously Fedora uses the yum/dnf package manager and RPM files instead of Deb packages.
You are allowed a session cookie if it is for the operation of a website.

You don't need to ask permission to store a shopping cart or anything like that as a cookie.
Cosmic Censorship Hypothesis
It kinda gets some things right while attributing the wrong motivation.

Neat project if it's just used for a bit of fun, but I could see it being horrifying if recruiters started to use it.
It's fun and I like that it sounds very organic but it is somewhat nonsensical as it finds me to be both energic and confident in the first two categories and further down below burned out and without energy. I'm also sad to admit that unlike the test suggests I'm not very agreeable or a rugged outdoorsman but chronically online and needlessly confrontational
I also know that the underpaid delivery person who marked "business already closed" on their app when they couldn’t find my apartment building entrance has to pick something to avoid getting paid less, that does not mean I’m not mad at the delivery company for creating the circumstances that resulted in them lying to me.
crimes??
Hydration (Web Development)
Fair enough, I guess, although I intended for "death" to refer to a process which is ongoing (contrast with "already dead" in the following sentence). It's not an uncommon usage, and Wiktionary seems to document it along with several other dictionaries.
Your reply after reading the explanation is like you seeing a farm of branded cows and wondering if it was due to extreme natural selection that caused that.

From the layperson article:

> In wild viruses, these cutting/pasting sites are randomly distributed because there's no evolutionary pressure for the virus to be thusly cut and pasted in nature. In infectious clones, however, the humans behind the screen tend to modify restriction sites in a regular way. For any given restriction enzyme or set of enzymes, the set of all cutting sites is called the “restriction map”, and looking at these restriction maps helps us see the fingerprint of infectious clones.

> It turns out, the sticky ends produced by BsaI/BsmBI digestion of SARS-CoV-2 are all unique, non-palindromic, and all contain at least one A or T - all criteria either required or recommended for in vitro genome assembly.
Instacart Postpones Its IPO
A violist I knew had a viola from the 1500’s that was originally a viola da gamba that had been cut down a couple hundred years ago (somewhat; was still pretty large for a viola). Had purfling hearts on the bouts. Beautiful instrument.
> I guess my issue is this: why is the burden on me, the employee, when you cannot figure out at what rate you're losing employees after training, what it is costing you, and why you're losing them?

It is not - the choice is on you to pick this employer or another one.
Yeah. God forbid poorer live next to me. You know who else has that mentality? People who are much better off than you and view you as the pots.

You know what’s demonstrably shown to improve moral and connectedness of a society? Being forced to live next to people who are worse off than you so that your self-interest is to vote and advocate on their behalf so that you’re not living in a shithole.
Isn’t the dream to use this stuff to generate virtual CSAM? Could you not kill the CSAM market overnight by flooding it with AI-generated material?
Is it the ones that chop people's hands off?
Battery has been the laggard. There is still lots of dependencies on hydro and gas for fast ramp up and down.
I absolutely accept that the statistic is probably a true number of something, it's just unclear from the wording what the something is.
What I don't think most people are appreciating in this thread is that at this level of play the cheating can be extremely subtle and yet extremely effective. None of the players in this dramas are talking about a cheater having a hidden mind link to a chess engine. These games typically hinge on one or two crucial moments. GMs need only one bit of information at the right moment to play several hundred points above their normal rating. A cough at a point where there's a win opportunity or a potential trap is all that's needed.
From a user perspective it’s good to hear about apps being forced to remove the “invite everyone you know” feature. It’s time for that obnoxious user-hostile growth hack to stop.
Can confirm. Just bought 10k units of STM32L4R5ZI, shipping to the assembly house. We didn't procure it direclty, but through our ODM, message from our vendor is that there is a huge dump of semiconductors of all shapes and sizes in Asia. Actually, this is a batch that we bought as insurance due to long leadtimes. Now we will have excess inventory of assembled pcbs but xmas is coming and we could churn through inventory. The market is about to collapse and prices are going to plummet sharply in next 3 months.

I suspect many companies have bought insurance and it is about to bite them in the ass with excess inventory.
Is your software using SHA instructions?
For what it's worth I looked at my reddit account and my hackernews account and they share one personality element in common. My perspective on this is that it's closer to cold reading type stuff - throw out a lot of traits, each of which applies to a lot of people, and then people will naturally find that a lot of what you've said applies to them.

Maybe another way you could test it is give it a day or two until you've forgotten what this website says. Then, write down a short description of yourself at each of the three stages. Finally, check three random accounts and see how much overlap there is between the random accounts and your self-descriptions.
My main takeaway from Quantum Field theory in grad school was that the proton (and electron, etc really all subatomic particles) is just a useful fiction; much like a spherical, frictionless cow. It's just that in particle accelerators where it breaks down so it's a quite useful fiction. Renormalization[1] in field theory is really trippy...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renormalization
Does it matter? It will never happen again in the US.
I didn't mean him, I meant those who immediately grasp for some lame armchair psychology interpretation of everything. So somebody cheated, they got caught, and it feels bad to get roasted -- so what? He gets what he gets, we don't need to try to manage his internal mental states. It absolutely is snowflake-ism. A stiff upper lip goes a long ways, you should try it.
> Frankly, we’d all be generally better off with free public transit. Governments end up paying most of the bill anyway, and increasing transit use would be a big benefit to those most needing help.

Not for long. If you turn public transit into a de facto homeless shelter people who have other options will avoid it. No country with good public transport has it free.
Pretty funny. I gave it several reddit accounts I have used over the years and my HN account and it decided I would probably like to buy a Sodastream for most of them but for others it recommended I buy a melamine cleaning sponge.

I don't drink sodas at all. I'm a coffee and tea drinker (iced or hot). The accounts with the most posts ended up suggesting the sodastream whereas the accounts with the fewest posts preferred the sponge.

I was complimented by the analyses that were presented so I'm totally okay having this NLP model determine that I am a great guy overall and I'm willing to overlook the things that seemed out of place.

I had to make multiple tries to get it to do anything with a reddit account so it must have been really busy since it was definitely not even close to instant.

EDIT: I think the ground truth should be to have a real human check out post histories and score someone using their standards and then compare it to these results. In my results I saw overlap between accounts along several themes and that to me served as an ego stroker. Hopefully in real life people see the same characteristics as were highlighted by this NLP.
Looks like the fun police arrived.

Seriously, fire any coward lawyers erroring on the side of caution and get some that are versed in the NRA playbook.
I think Rails still has a future in the same way C does. Not many are particularly excited about it and it's possibly not the right choice for new projects, but it has a very large existing app base that will continue for a long time.

IMO the biggest issue is the fact Ruby is untyped. Things like updating Rails is an absolute nightmare.
known and unknown) that will likely cause death, destruction, etc. on public roads

...and so do human brains...

As long as the driver is still liable, I don't see a problem.
Yes, they have banned alternative engines.

https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#2.5...

> Apps that browse the web must use the appropriate WebKit framework and WebKit Javascript.
So cool! Don't forget the inconsistent launch out of the scoop! :)
> You have lots of patience and can be patient with others

that's 'cause you didn't see my deleted HN comments...
Mine seems like part confidence scheme and part advertising. I don't even drink soda.
I could see this happening, and so it's perhaps important to remember that by this logic, Google should go down as well, to say nothing of Copilot.
Does this require using apple specific software though? I doubt it would work if I have an app/program installed on o ly one of the devices.
Every few years I come across this statement about polygraphs. I want so much to learn about them and how to “beat them.” But every time I look into it, it’s a 300-page book to read or a 4+ hour video commitment.

Why?
Not in the same way - it is admittedly still stochastic, but the product of conscious though, decisions, etc. that have very obvious bad actors and process improvements. So semi-deterministic might be a fairer way to put it. But at the very least, "Stochastic with a much, much smaller threat surface".
There have been a huge number of knock on ramifications in the field to the idea that the lab leak hypothesis might be true already.
seems awfully a lot like a horoscope, just general enough to fit anyone's situation.

edit: 13 matches (14 now) for the word horoscope in the thread, lol.
East India Company took over the country when needed.
> With the brokerage cash sweep program, the uninvested cash in your brokerage account (cash intended for investing but that you have not yet invested or spent) is swept to program banks, where it becomes eligible for FDIC insurance up to $1.5 million or $250,000 per program bank,
On October 18, these three scientists presented an argument with evidence that Covid-19 was created in a laboratory. Their paper has not been peer reviewed, and it is self-published. The discussion here has a couple of counter-arguments. Non-experts would do well to wait for peer review before accepting these arguments.
This could be a great tool for introverts who are borderline intimidated by behaviour questions in interviews. Even though this assessment is not accurate, I don't think it's complete BS either (at least based on my personality guess ). This is better than sitting through some Myers Briggs 30 minute exercise IMO, especially if you have a long commenting history on HN.
At least in the jury I was in, people severely misunderstand reasonable doubt. And they took into consideration the defendant not testifying, as is their right under the 5th Amendment. No matter how I pointed it out they kept saying “if they didn’t have anything to hide, why not testify?”

It’s definitely destroyed my trust in a jury of my peers.