skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They do if you transfuse the wrong type into them.

It was an example of something biologically common anyway, I didn't compare it to ADHD the way you've read it.
That’s because most people don’t realize that those policies started us down the path to authoritarianism we’re headed to now.
unroll with #pragma unroll?
It seems like the AI failed to understand the works in a very similar way to the way you described your own human experience.
ffmpeg project doesn't ship binary; patents do not apply for study and research. Now shipping ffmpeg binary in some jurisdiction would need licensing. If you compile and use it yourself, the licensing in these jurisdictions is on you.

Another factor for AVC against HEVC is, that at some resolution and bitrates, AVC still provides better results.
As a Star Wars fan, having Luke's actual face and synthesized voice would be the least interesting thing about a fan film.

What I would value much more is the writing, directing, editing, and acting... and you can't yet get very good quality of any of that through AI yet.

Maybe someday, but not today.
Thanks and how is your experience with distance to your BT receiver? Any wall in between? BT does not have any mesh capability so I am wondering if I can realistically cover my whole terasse of 100sqm.
The Hacker's Choice: Cheatsheet
I do it relatively often, to make room on my Android phone. Did it no later than a couple days ago and the 17 pictures ended up in my Downloads folder as usual.
Ask HN: Colleague Thrown in the Deep End
Recently a developer began working in the small team of 5 that I'm in. I discovered this week that he has been assigned a gargantuan task to perform within a very short period of time. I really can't understate the difficulty of this task, it requires rewriting around 10% of the 1000+ test suite. I'm talking about the sort of task that is arduous to me, even after a year of working on this codebase.

What's more, management recently gave him a grilling for his lack of progress on said giga task. This dev is competent, willing to learn but completely demoralised by the situation and worries about being fired... I've politely communicated publicly to management that their expectations are wildly unreasonable and praising the progress anonDev has made.

What more can I do to stand up for this individual so that this doesn't happen next sprint?
So stopping bike thefts is harrasing minorities now, or are you on a tangent Noone was talking about? The conversation was about why cops in these areas don't bother investigating crimes and mugging, I would hope you don't think enforcing those laws is racist. If it is, I guess we should just be mad max or something. I agree cops in this country need serious reform, but that's not what this discussion is about.
Firefox's reader mode keeps some images, but actually loads less data.
Don't forget the politicians that are security risk to whole nation. Should they even have the right to privacy? Should they be monitored all the time?
Why Are All-in-One Computer Increasing in Popularity?
All-in-one computers are popular because they are sleek, stylish and easy to use. They can be attached to a monitor or directly plugged into your laptop. Additionally, they store all the important documents, pictures and music you want in one place.
Yes, exactly.

Then, having worn a nitrile glove while putting my hand in water before, I doubt that Bob would experience wetness.

Easily tested at home.
Least one-dimensional geopolitics internet expert.
How to keep warm all winter, using 7 watts of power
Solve real problems. Nothing provides motivation like needing to solve something for someone else.

If you feel you don't have access to real problems, go and work for tech support a bit. You'll get them eventually.
>you have no idea how this actually works

Cpu(core) hot-plug and a unified cache is not something new, it's also really hard for the OS to get full load (eff+perf cores) without swapping in and out.

>area is not really the a concern for modern SoCs at this point

It is...it's called cost.
Did you enable Bluetooth sharing on the Mac?
The US policy towards Taiwan is "Strategic Ambiguity" [1]

That means things like having a de-facto embassy but not calling it an embassy. Having a one China policy, and doing a gigantic amount of trade with China, while not agreeing to Beijing's claims of sovereignty over Taiwan. Going 35 years without a phone call between leaders - but selling them tanks, drones and jet fighters. Having a "robust unofficial relationship" whatever that means.

People think the US might not defend Taiwan because the foreign policy of the US is that they might not defend Taiwan.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Policy_of_deliberate_ambiguity...
Your definition of pragmatic programmer seems to be different from mine. In the classic book The Pragmatic Programmer [1], a pragmatic programmer is described as someone who knows their tools well, learns continuously, writes clean code, etc. I don't think going into depth contradicts any of these traits.

Regarding your question, why not find a new job / role? For example, I was curious about VR but knew nothing about it. So I got a VR gaming company to hire me as a freelancer at a much reduced rate for a few weeks. It was a great way to delve into the technical aspects of the space. Alternatively, you could start a hobby project where you go into depth.

1: https://pragprog.com/titles/tpp20/the-pragmatic-programmer-2...
Is HTTP always the same protocol as HTTPS - given the same version - and ignoring the encryption from TLS?

Theoretically yes, but in practice?

I've done my share of nc testing even simpler protocols than HTTP/1.1

For some reason the migration to HTTPS scared me despite the security assurances. I could not see anything useful in wireshark anymore. I now had to trust one more layer of abstraction.
WIth 500K yearly you can do a lot!! Including renting 3 office spaces in multiple locations in the US and using them as data centers. Offices cost about $1000 - $3000 yearly, he doesn't need a premium space in a big building but for $500K yearly you can do a lot!
In 2 years you would have spent 1M. That is more than enough to have a dedicated devops that travels to all the locations and setup the super beefy servers you can buy with that budget.
Related:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=heating+film

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heating_film
> the government has become too big

This framing means absolutely nothing, which is why politicians love it. It just sounds bad, without actually saying anything and pretty much any negative news headline can be accommodated by it.

But it doesn’t actually shed any light on what the actual problems are. In this case, as you point out, there’s an agency issue. The people paying the money have no real representation in the effort to distribute that money. The problem has nothing to do with the size of the government.
All wrong, my point is that when there is an opportunity for crooks to make a financial killing by wiping out their main rival in highend semi conductors then the time will be ripe to push for yet another war.

How many wars, how many deaths, how much suffering before we see them for crooks they are.
Similar to this approach, at qblocks.cloud we bring under-utilized GPU servers from crypto miners and data centers to use for AI training and deployments at 50-80% low cost than traditional clouds. On-demand and at scale.
"I have the biggest carbon footprint of all my friends"
These models may contain executable code.
Beware of malware.
Official sources are recommended for this reason.
The only van dwellers I've met online are on r/financialindependence and they're working high-paying tech jobs while pocketing the extra cash instead of blowing it on rent, then retiring early after 8-10 years at a regular job.

I didn't realize that wasn't the whole van-dwelling culture here.
Most of the ideas and rules there, like "auto-save changes, restart where you left off, and make commands accessible everywhere" have been a core of the Mac experience since over a decade and a big reason for why I've loved them since jumping ship from Windows.
For both Reddit and HN there are complete dumps that you can download easily within much less than a day. I have worked with both, the reddit dump from pushshift ist quite big (https://files.pushshift.io/reddit/ several TB?). Scraping HN completely from the API is much, much smaller, around a few GB if I remember correctly.

But of course this is still bullshit and doesn't really use that data.
This looks more like polluting the training set to me.
I ordered 4 4GB Pi 4s at $90 a pop in January. They were meant to arrive a few weeks later, but I was a few hours too late to get units from that batch. The next batch would've arrived later this month, but I canceled the order a couple weeks ago. Really hoping I can pick some up for cheaper soon.
Notably Youtube contained rampant copyright infringement in the early years, but to be able to hold their market position gradually pivoted to a system that treats existing large copyright holders preferentially and clamps down on everyone else.
If stats on usage shows that poor performance results in actual loss of views and loss of revenue I don't see how setting a browser configuration to say you would like things to perform well is going to help.
I do know what a thought experiment is. What I'm trying to point is that they never are really useful because the very reason that makes them unpractical is the reason that make them invalid. That reason is often shadowed by other reasons, but it's the fundamental flaw.

You can turn that around: the differences between the reality and the alternate reality in which the "experiment" is possible are the key to the question.
Who told you they need to build a massive data center? They are NOT RENTING SERVERS but buying space for the ones they use.
With the budget they can afford to buy super beefy rack servers that occupy no space. With a single rack they can have a ton of late tech servers.
The only way to get rid of centralized choke points is to actually go decentralized.
At Q Blocks, we're working on making this solution a reality for a lot of the ML devs constrained by the computing costs on cloud.
Why do you think people who pay money to create accounts to push their agenda will stop doing it when you tell them to cut the middleman? I bet the platform will just be 100% occupied by bots.
Experiments spell doom for physical-collapse explanation of quantum weirdness
> I would argue, in the first case, stimulating your visual nerve with the identical signal as the color red would produce would be seeing red. Your argument is akin to saying that someone born profoundly deaf with a cochlear implant has never heard anything!

I don't really object to that. My conclusion is that you can know what red is on the level of qualia without getting in contact with approximately red wavelength light. You can know what sound is without getting in contact with pressure waves. You can know what wetness is without getting in direct contact with water.

> I also think this is a poor thought experiment, because it necessarily involves water, image Bob exists in a plane of reality without liquid water entirely, would it be feasible for him to experience wetness?

I don't know. In that plane of reality we would not have evolved a mechanism for sensing wetness.

I don't know if it's possible to experience being in a spacial 2 dimensional reality or spacial 4 dimensional reality. My guess would be yes, but it would require significant alternations to our bodies, mostly brain structures.

Our experience of reality is almost certainly very limited vs. what's possible. There exist distinct human personalities who can see trough each other eyes and communicate with their minds - I'm talking about craniopagus twins.

I'm looking forward to high-bandwidth computer-brain interfaces. Some people may actually get to experience how it is to be a computer or whether it feel like anything at all.
What a wonderful excuse for a government to pay another 1 billion dollars on crapware to their cronies, who will outsource it to some incompetent software sweatshop on the other side of the world.

We can barely get governments to use open source even today, without restrictions. Hell, we can barely make them manage source code for commercial products they commission and pay for. I've walked into govt shops that were 100% binary dependent to the original software author, which never delivered source code and charged them trough the nose for the basic servicing.

Like it or not, the government and regulators represent us, we need individual accountability but harming the govt. directly harms ourselves firstly. The bureaucrats and the corrupt hardly care.
Ah, Officina, one of my first humanist font loves.
That's not right. It's not that they don't allow open drug scenes.

In Lisbon you can easily find the part of town where everyone is smoking weed outside.

With Switzerland if you want your free heroin it's at the doctor's office and you get it injected there. So it's not a matter of not allowing it. Addicts not surprisingly go where the drugs are. Which is inside now.

Back when they treated it as a crime problem they would shut down outdoor drug camps and the camps would just reappear somewhere else nearby.

The theft went down because the addicts don't need to pay. It's not about better enforcement as you implied. The theft also went down because a lot of the addicts are now employed. As long as you can get your daily injections, most heroin addicts are highly functional. Dr. Halsted - one of the founders of John Hopkins hospital and a hard working doctor - was addicted to morphine for most of his long adult life.
I don’t see how there is a copyright infringement with a mastering eq curve or compression settings inspired by mastering of other tracks.

Its not anything like using a clip/sample of a recording or ripping off the same melody/words
I don’t think I understand your point. Wouldn’t a browser fidelity setting like this mean you could theoretically request slimmer versions of sites and thus result in better performance/experience? Or am I misunderstanding?
DEATH TO THE CLOUD. For far too long they have profited out of the ignorance of those who do not want to learn how to virtualize, or host their own site.
Have you seen the specs of the server you rent? A 2 GHZ core? Really?
Time to spend real money in a real hardware.
Fiber optic has dropped latency to really low levels. You don't need a super close geolocation server anymore.
With the money they spend on the cloud, they can rent small offices all over the world and have a small rack server with beefy servers in a secure server room they can build.
Ask HN: Why do web servers still reveal their type and version in headers?
Isn't that inviting bad actors to scour the web for servers with just the right vulnerability?
What's to gain by revealing that?
There are numerous legal/accounting specialists that protect businesses and investment decisions. We already won't serve _any_ content to IN networks as business policy... so are unlikely to ever have to visit with the cobras.

Have a gloriously wonderful day =)
There was nothing particularly amazing. His rise is not extraordinary. The only part that is slightly unusual is that it came towards his mid to late teens, whereas such a rise is commonly seen in the early teens. However, even that can very easily be explained by the pandemic, where he used that time to dedicate himself to chess (which is something no one is questioning).

Further, in the particular game he beat Magnus in, he did not play an extraordinary game or anything. He simply did not make any major mistakes. Whereas Magnus did. If imagine the majority of GMs playing in Hans’s position would have won that game.
Anyone can set up a patent pool claiming to be for anything, and hope fools will buy it. This scam has been done to previous VPx codecs too.

And anyone can sue anybody for anything. Until there's a judgement it doesn't mean much. But there is an alliance around AV1 patents, and it has strong backers to fight off the trolls: https://aomedia.org/membership/members/
You won’t need to worry about rich people taking a taxi.

Because they’ll all have moved out.
If the results don't have enough artifacts to identidy it as ai generated, that could give cover to collections of images where actual minors were involved. Not great.
German 10-Year Yield Climbs Above 2.5% for First Time Since 2011
> If you submerge your hand in mercury you will not get wet.

Tangent: To what extent is that evolutionary? Wetness being a unique feeling could be, that we have evolved a greater sensory capacity to experience water, due to its abundance and importance.

Thus other words for touch (in English) generalise across a variety of sensory experiences (sticky, slimy, hard, etc.) where as wetness is specific to fluids that behave like water.

If I had a point, I guess it would be that maybe wetness is a especially unique experience. I don’t know whether this makes it a better or worse example to use.
Health department medical detectives find 84% of US maternal deaths preventable
Unless they carry with them a library of attributions to every source image, that safety comes mostly from anticipating that authors of CC-licensed works won't be too upset about people using them.
Reddit upvotes also doxxed the wrong person in the Boston Bombing.
There's a lot of current research around using machine learning to optimize software. One paper I'm thinking of is: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3533028.3533308 where they use ML to optimize latency and hardware usage of Apache Flink dataflow programs.
> The toilet was in a constant state of flowing.

Just press the flush a few times or whack the water tank. Common problem with tanks in european households. If there is no water to flush, just fill a bucket, washbowl or pot with water and flush that way. Honestly, I stopped reading after this, seems like whining from someone without skills to deal with adulthood. Hey, maybe a lightbulb also burned out.
If HN was so focused, that one guy wouldn't have founded the even more "computing-focused" lobste.rs. Mind you, I like it this way, it gives me "food for thought" in both computing and non-computing related fields...
Except for Russia guffaw, guffaw.
I think GP is saying: we already know poor performance results in worse conversion. But website performance still tends to suck. So this new option that developers have to implement is just another thing for developers to neglect.
It is a long process. They can appeal as a first step to the Competition Appellate Tribunal. Then after that to SC. Then even if the appeals are all dismissed they will get some time to comply. Don’t expect the entire ruling to stand as is during this process and don’t expect any actual on the ground changes for a 2/3 years more.
Personally, I no longer understand the attractiveness of travelling.
It is nothing but stress, fatigue, confusion, waiting, queuing, no sleep,
overpriced EVERYTHING,

Airplane cow class is mild middleclass torture, (1st world torture?)

Due to height, I cannot find a single comfortable position in a
0 class airplane chair.

I am not even particularly tall.

I do admit to unhealthy jealousy when I see people who fit well and
go to sleep.

For me its trapped, uncomfortable, noisy, shitty food, rude co travelers,
for 12 hours. I usually bring a couple of paper books, but there are only so many consecutive hours I can spend reading.

Paper books rule because you dont have to power them down, worry about
running out of power, dont weigh much. and I can find space for it on the flip down tray. I have never been able to fit a laptop on that tray, much less have enough space for my arms and hands to type away.

And that is before I even get to my ultimate destination.

More often than not the hotel rooms are quite uncomfortable compared to
home. (and that is spending $$ on a "western style" hotel room).

That said it may be a function of age and being on the spectrum.

The frustrating thing for me is that travelling has become a form
of status building / making oneself interesting.

I am back on dating sites again and it pains me that travelling is
still on top of most profiles' priorities.
I was last on about 12 years ago and the profiles look very much
the same.

Working from home is my favorite place.
"[[Tailscale automatically assigns IP addresses for every unique device in your network | https://tailscale.com/kb/1033/ip-and-dns-addresses/ ]], giving each device an IP address no matter where it is located."

That phrasing is a little off. It implies there are situations where your location will affect whether or not you get an IP address. Reading the link makes it clear: it assigns IP addresses that are independent of the device's location. The same device will keep the same IP address even when it moves to another network location, which is not surprising when you are familiar with wireguard configuration.
Rents in places where demand exceeds supply are like that (and probably always will be).
Yeah, because being a GM is a completely normal thing in the first place.

Bobby Fischer was one of the top chess players of all time and was a certifiably insane nut job. There’s nothing normal about being a GM in the first place.

Niemann literally just won the biggest game of his life. He did something none of Duda, Alireza, etc have achieved. His situation was not normal. Trying to judge his actions based on whether it’s what Duda, etc would have done themselves in a situation they’ve never found themselves despite having had many opportunities to do so is silly.
Stop Pretending That Intensive Parenting Doesn't Work
> Foundation also fails because ...

The Mule shows Asimov knew psychohistory would never work on its own.

The recorded prediction of the crisis with the independent traders didn't happen, because of The Mule. This was the Era of Deviations, and it took centuries for the Second Foundation to manipulate things back to the Sheldon Plan.

And of course, the influence of R. Daneel Olivaw across nearly 20,000 years, guided by the Zeroth Law of Robotics.
That's your issue with the whole story, the host did not analyze the profile picture for "red flags"?

From this and the many other stories about AirBnB and its "support", best advice seems to be to immediately close your account, request your data to be deleted and never use any of its "services" again.
Ask HN: When does a startup start writing Terraform?
Maybe you can show them how it’s done? Sounds like you have a great deal of experience.
I think you'll find the wheels are already in motion (if the hypothesis is true).
Sure.

The problem is that you have to carefully remember to do that in every project, and if other applications need write access that they do so as well.
Glad I’m not alone. I really want to love this series of books but I’m never excited about reading it because i find it too hard to follow.
Failed Cobalt Strike fix with buried RCE exploit now patched
Another interesting lawyer analysis can be found on twitter at

https://twitter.com/AkivaMCohen/status/1583225640873959424
Funny, I saw the writer's picture first thing and thought hmm that looks pretty fake then later it turns out it is cropped from that same stock photo as "Peter"
Generally when using a random number generator, you will want to know the distribution and behavior through time.

Without knowing anything, the RNG could generate all 0s one day, and all 1s the next day, which most people would consider a very bad and worthless RNG.
> YAML — a popular *programming* language that is human-readable and easy to understand.

What?
Carbon capture is a tiny piece of the environmental benefit a virgin tropical forest provides. Additionally, while the trunks of the planted pines are used for lumber, the rest of the tree is used for firewood.