skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To be clear online chess legitimately has a cheating problem. I think it has gotten better but according to chess.com there have been a number of Grandmasters including some of the top 100 players in the world who have cheated on the site and admitted it. Cheating in over the board chess seems to be much less common but everyone realizes it is possible and if done well would be challenging to catch. I think this has primed the field for people to be suspicious.
Taste is subjective though, and if you don't happen to like what Apple provides you are out of luck. There are many more ways to customize Android without rooting, and I think that is cool.
Sadly, the Peripheral Is Not the Great Cyberpunk Series We’ve Been Waiting For
What? Parliaments obviously cannot represent every group within any given country.

For example, non-residents, tourists, diplomats, etc..
This is not a good thing for chess that Hans Niemann is filing a lawsuit against world champion Magnus Carlsen and others. The lawsuit is a distraction from the game of chess and takes away from the enjoyment that fans of the game get from watching the top players compete.
So what? PR people can use the phone they want to promote another type of phone.
I feel bad for Magnus. It looks like the CEO of chess.com totally played him.

Chess.com sponsors and owns so much of the Chess community.

They have more power and influence than even FIDE over the players IMO.

- GM sponsors? Chess.com money.

- Chess streamers? Chess.com money.

Magnus joining forces in a more professional setting via the acquisition created a serious conflict of interest.

Not a perfect example, but imagine if Lebron James was on the board of the NBA while playing for the Lakers...

It just becomes too easy for things to spiral.

How I see it, chess.com's "timed banned", "the report" and "the CEO reddit comments" fueled a fire that didn't need it to support their guy.
Wickard v. Filburn was about the federal legislature's jurisdiction under the Commerce Clause: https://matthewminer.name/law/briefs/2L/1st+Semester/LAW+531...

Presumably automakers are suing California for the inverse thereof—the Dormant Commerce Clause—à la Southern Pacific Co. v. Arizona, saying such authority is actually reserved exclusively to the federal government as an exception to states' general police powers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dormant_Commerce_Clause
Often these types of evidences are used to get the subject to confess or agree to a plea deal.

(In other words, they're often used "when we know you did it" kind of things.)

The justice industry isn't very pretty, best not to look too closely at it.
Are There Really More Than 300 Blood Types?
I view overcoming depression similar to weight loss. A lot of people will try hard on their own or with the help of someone else to achieve it, but at the end of the day it’d be far easier to shove a pill down someone’s throat rather than convince them to change their lifestyle and values, simply because most people will try and fail anyway. With the right mindset, I think you could overcome any depression naturally if you are willing to really reconfigure your life and can endure the change. The deeper in it you are, the harder it will be of course, but I think it’s possible.
I think we're in violent agreement - A database can be a queue and that doesn't link things as the same, but it's easy to break those promises and you need to be clear in that promise to begin with. If two "microservices" have to move in strict lockstep, they're not microservices, they're components of a larger service.
If you follow CD practices you will delivering working software all time.

It doesn't mean you know what feature is going to be delivered in 32 weeks in the future though.
So you want a bunch of people with no experience running the country? How many times in history has that not been a disaster?

Merely being in power for a long time does not create a "swamp", bad ethics does. Bad ethics is known to be enabled by secrecy and inhibited by transparency. The solution needs to address the actual cause, not some unverified assumption, so more transparency is far likelier to actually reduce corruption.

(And the guy who was going to "drain the swamp" was the swampiest guy around. Turns out he fights tooth and nail against any transparency into his affairs. Huh.)
Hans taking his case to court to prove he is unbeadable.
Reconstructing Language from Non-Invasive Brain Recordings
You could argue the high level officials will find a way around any restrictions anyway, so all you will do is punish the rank and file no matter what.
Sears is a private corporation. They can organize how they see fit. The government is an open, public institution built by and for the people. Each decision regarding who can participate in this government must be met with the utmost scrutiny.
Rereading it a few times, I think you're right.
I like this article. It makes many good points. The saving grace of the situation is that developers have all the time in the world, so try everything out at the buffet, one at a time.
Honestly, I would be okay with allowing them to continue to own stocks, but all trading activity is published in real time. I honestly think that would be more telling than just making them not own them.
Well, if we take each other's experiences at face value, then we would conclude that some places are doing exactly as I claimed.

I'm not sure what your point is, aside from implying that we should take public corporate statements at face value.
I have a simple excel spreadsheet. What exactly do you need to scale?
This is a credible take and I would love see more discussion about this.
even Blind does this, and that’s top-tier trash.

I imagine LinkedIn has no benefit from doing this. It would only serve to show how few real employees they have and devalue the platform to recruiters.
You guys are pulling out all the stops, here. This is the most shameless Clapperism I've read this month.
To get that to work, you'd need to run some kind of WebRTC-to-SIP proxy which would be abused to hell and back.

There seems to be an abandoned open source project that you can use to do this: https://github.com/saycel/Saycel.Phone

3cx also seems to have built a web app for their SIP product: https://www.3cx.com/blog/releases/web-client-pwa/

No need to get Rust or WASM involved. Built-in browser support should allow you to do this stuff with just Javascript.
As a rider, I try to pay particular attention to how I perceive motorcycles when I'm driving a car. At night, anything other than two headlights moving like a car is confusing to me. I often mistake parked cars for motorcycles when one of their headlights is occluded by something. Even when I'm sure I'm looking at a motorcycle, it's extremely difficult to tell how far away it is and how fast it's going without that second headlight positioned a relatively standard distance apart.

I've concluded that headlights, or perhaps any "point" lights, are insufficient. I figure the best solution would be to light up the whole bike with LED underglow or something, so there's no mistaking what your looking at. Unfortunately that's illegal in my state. For now I've settled for a host of reflective decals, but I might go for green lights and risk a ticket instead of my life (as much).
Because its the standard and long-since-accepted definition. That it makes the ruling party look bad is immaterial.
It is a scam. It should absolutely be assumed that you could perform these job functions - it makes you a way better engineer! But being expected to is a scam because the skill ceiling on each is so amazingly high that only a scam artist would expect someone to be able to perform all three to a specialist level. The same issue happened when QA departments got the boot. I deeply understand testing strategies (both manual and automated) but this is an important enough job that it deserves a dedicated person. Not having this person is exclusively because the business is trying to save money and make the worker easily replaceable.

It is not better for the department members or the software itself. It is only good for the bottom line. Yes, if you know it all you'll be valued higher - but the company is still reaping the majority of that benefit from you and not rewarding you with 3 salaries. You should not perform all the roles because it's economically idiotic to do so. You could contract out all 3 services and make a shit ton more money than you would performing them in a salaried position.

That is a scam.
Love this channel
I would expect a small number of variables to fit in cache or registers, so the small extra OOO/data dependency penalty should be much smaller than the cost of a mispredict, no?
YouTube Premium price increased by nearly 30%
The originally introduced plan was nearly a mirror of what is currently law in Massachusetts which does cover everyone. As put in place by a Republican Governor, no less. It is only during long and bad faith negotiations that the Affordable Care Act became the extremely limited and optional alternative that we now live with.
Also ZFS being a single "apt install" away is pretty sweet.
It wasn't hard to get an iPhone from mobile services at Google.

What Google did do, over many years, was hand us free Android phones to just play with. Every christmas.
Divided we fall.
Is it normal for these suits to be so... salty? in their formulations. I've never read one before, but a lot of the wordings are pretty hilarious.

> Carlsen, having solidifed his position as the "King of Chess", believes that when it comes to chess, he can do whatever he wants and get away with it.

> On September 4, 2022, Niemann soundly defeated Carlsen during an in-person game
> Notably, this was not the first time that Niemann beat Carlsen at chess

> Notorios for his inability to cope with defeat, Carlsen snapped. Enraged that the young Niemann, fully 12 years his junior, dared to disrespect the "King of Chess", and fearful that the young prodigy would further blemish his multi-million dollar brand by beating him again
That's not exactly how that worked - configuration files and build artifacts were delivered by either puppet/ansible or via Murder (bt-style p2p). If there was cron involved, it was to schedule starting the puppet client on the node. The puppet manifests and every project's source was in git, but nothing went directly from git to a machine (unless internal tooling regressed dramatically after 2013).

Source: also former Tw (2008-2013)
But that just fuels the fire.

See, when a person already has evidence that 'other' opinions cannot be trusted, due to the many things being talked about in this thread by GP; It gives credibility to the alternatives because they at least make sense to those people's confirmation bias.

Meanwhile, your own confirmation bias is being given credibility due to the things you believe to be true.

This is the truth of all information until proven as objective fact. Until proven as objective fact, anyone can claim your 'truth' is just subjective; and thus potentially and highly likely wrong.

And so it fuels the fire.

The only solution (AFAIK) to this is that everyone leave each other alone for a while and let them figure these things out for themselves by letting good ol father time teach us what is right and wrong. Time. It's one thing in the universe that might not be lying to us, at least all the time; unlike humans who can't stop lying in attempts to ego stroke over being right.
There are costs and risks associated with subcontracting.
Honestly if all riders rode like other cars do there would be less of an issue. Motorcycles have a disadvantage in visibility for sure, but that coupled with many riders riding/accelerating much faster than cars and weaving through traffic with much closer tolerances is a bad mix.

If you see cars driving like many motorcyclists do, most people are extremely annoyed.
Only for lack of hardware to test it on. There is an open issue if you want to try your hand at getting it to work on non-NVidia, though it will run best on some kind of dedicated GPU due to the heavy graphics operations it does.

See https://github.com/fat-tire/resolve/issues/8
Visually, I think the new design is hideous. But you do bring up a great point about how the layout allows little blurbs like this that aren't worth a full page. But that only helps if I can stand looking at the page. :-)
A huge fraction of LessWrong articles are actually about current events politics, but since you can't talk about current events on that website they mainly just allude to it while describing how they think their ideology should apply to interpreting it. (I know they don't consider it an ideology but that's just the word that describes it best.)
I’d argue that Lord Acton was correct when he said that power tends to corrupt and that absolute power corrupts absolutely. Age limits are an easy (but slow) way to defeat the loopholes and issues with term limits, and make sure that those exercising power do not end up in that position for too long.

Sure, a 65-year-old age limit would exclude some candidates who get into politics at a later age, or who are uniquely gifted. But there are plenty of examples from across the political spectrum of people who should perhaps move on to write their memoirs instead of running for that nth term.
It's clear to me they're doing a lot else.
Only if the outlet provides torque specs with its instructions. If there's no specification, torquing isn't required. Stupid 'workaround', but most outlets likely do not have torque requirements.
> None of this actually relevant to openbsd dropping 386 support 15 years ago.

Well, I think the argument being made (implicitly) was:

If Intel had made a decent and capable implementation of 386 with forward looking CPU instructions etc. 386 could have been alive and kicking today in many more operating systems and platforms.
This is what drives me absolutely nuts whenever I read about current events. Pfizer had to pay the largest fine in US history for a fraud case, yet questioning their data (which we weren't allowed to see until they were sued) is forbidden. We spent decades destroying the middle east with the justification being based on lies, yet to question the motives of the US in the current war is to be a traitor. Fauci was the one in charge of the response to AIDS, which everyone seems to agree was horrendous, yet he's now a national hero.

I really struggle to understand how everyone can just go along with it all and forget about everything when the next thing starts.
What do you mean by "heavy motorcycle"? Where are you encountering these motorcycles?
Plus codecs, plus font rendering, plus cutting edge being too cutting edge sometimes.

Like I said, FLOSS devs don't rely on closed blobs so they don't have this problem.
With the added bonus of possibly dipping into classified information.
Paying salaries and wages are not a wealth transfer, but a transaction, i.e. I give 8 hours of my day to my employer and receive cash in exchange.

In this context the wealth transfer means devaluing wages and cash while inflating assets. The wage earning class got shafted losing purchasing power while the asset owning class made bank. All through the stroke of a pen, basically overnight.
Summary from The Washington Post (no paywall):

https://wapo.st/3siygtS
Yep. Just got the email. Still worth it not to see ads on youtube at work. You never know what will pop in there.
Googling =\= ootb.
Popular science summary of paper from one of the authors: https://alexwasburne.substack.com/p/a-synthetic-origin-of-sa...
Because, then, to parse out a number you would first need to get it into a string.
cannot upvote this enough. DHH perfectly explained what is wrong with cloud. Constant gaslighting from cloud marketing about: capital costs, human cost, hardware cost, etc., while ignoring all negatives of cloud.

Cloud computing is pure scam. you rent 1 vCPU and people often think this is as good as a real 1 hardware core, while in reality that physical core is being sold twice/three times to different customer. Your 1 vCPU is maybe 0.5-0.75 of a real hardware CPU, perhaps even less, depending on how greedy cloud provider is.

It is almost like instead of driving your own car and making stable car payment - you decide to exclusively use Uber/Lyft to go around. Sounds good if you are in NYC/SF, but not so much outside of these perfect use cases. Also doesn't make sense if your primary job is pizza delivery, all your margins from delivering pizzas will just transfer to ride hailing company.
That seems something that should be criminal. And realistically always asked how many vehicles with this type of material is there around?
> especially because Cloudflare doesn't capitalize the F but CloudFront does.

They used to: CloudFlare becomes Cloudflare (2016), https://archive.is/v1C1H
Do tease!
I always thought scroll jacking was taking over the behavior of the scroll? This seems different, as it's using the position on the page to run the animation but not controlling the scrolling behavior.
It seems like advertisers know this: Witness the number of advertisements that feature: “Preferred by 4 out of 5 <x>”.
There is this logo as well: https://www.python.org/static/community_logos/python-powered...

Source: https://www.python.org/community/logos/
At least, in the android wear team, the higher-ups directly told us that the dogfooding population had to have certain percentages of certain sexes and skin colors. Unfortunately, engineering didn’t have enough people to fill each cell of that grid, so the limited number of development watches got allocated to many people outside of the team and outside of engineering, who, then proceeded to not use them (we kept track of dogfooding devices that were or were not used. People outside of our team rarely used the devices more than once a week) and/or file useless bug reports(a-la “connection seemed flaky last Tuesday, no I did not collect a bug report then, when it was happening”). As a result, we got fewer bug reports, and a lower percentage of them were usable. Predictably, quality suffered.

The solution would’ve been simple: make more test devices, so that all the engineers, who actually file bug reports get one, and whoever else you want can get one to collect dust on their desk too. Didn’t happen.

Similar situation played out an android proper. In 2012 in 2013, almost all android engineers were carrying a dogfood device. By 2019, they were almost impossible to obtain, except ...
never heard of it, but I think being satisfied with macOS Mail does not need an alternative for macOS, but for Linux ;)

But I'll take a look.
Have to admit, ad-free is worth it but I also hate the feeling of being locked in.
I agree entirely here.

Projects like this miss the point. Don't bother with being what will be an always imperfect macOS clone; just bother with making a good, usable system, adopting things from macOS which are good (universal menu bar) and rejecting those that are bad (window close button next to the minimize and zoom buttons (MacOS 9 and before did things correctly with having them on different sides of the window)), not just adopting its affects wholesale. And stuff like using the (pirated?) AppleScript icon for a .sh file is just wrong…

And I'm pretty sure anyone interested in running FreeBSD is going to prefer the dark mode of macOS anyway…
I'd also note that Chess.com prefers to deal with things privately and would've been quiet about this had Hans not publicly used Chess.com's brand to bolster his own credibility, essentially saying that Chess.com vouches for him. Then Chess.com asked him to retract his words but Hans refused.

This is ultimately led to the WSJ article.
As you mentioned, the nodes are used in Fusion and the Color page, where they belong, not in either timeline editor (Cut Page & Edit Page).
Hyperbole. This really reads like astroturfing/provocation.

> leaving the EU the UK economy has become extremely unstable

Define extremely here? Given Covid 19 lockdown policies?

> Mind you that the UK isn't self-sufficient in terms of food

Very few are: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_food_self....
I agree. I would frame though as even if you are 99.9% certain of something, you can never be so certain as to how important that thing is relative to other things. Often you are certain about something but it turns out to be a minor detail in a bigger game.
I'm sure they do. But my response to any employer who did that would be to start polishing my CV.
As an "ex" lawyer, you can see some pretty blunt sentences wrapped within otherwise "polite" and formal language in lawsuits... But this...

This actually reads like a thriller. Very interesting (and refreshing) to see this kind of structure in a high-profile lawsuit.
Does that mean we’re stuck with white, yellow/amber, and red for the next 1000 years of human civilization? Laws are made for the needs of the society, not the other way around. As others have noted, there are already exceptions for motorcycles.
Democrats spiked the legislation that would make it illegal to do it after the elections...and it looks like they will not do well enough to pass it in the next term and will undoubtedly pass nothing in a lame duck. It's a joke.
That's great, but if for some reason I would lose the ability to make a living through my usual means then nobody would defend me. All I would get is "get your ass and go work [in McD/whatever]".

It is similar to the physical sports - after your career is ended (especially if abruptly from an injury) you just go and work like everyone else.
https://flatpak.github.io/xdg-desktop-portal/#gdbus-org.free...
Averages don't really work when most folks driving tends to be pretty lumpy. An example I've experienced personally:

* Take a trip ~150mi round trip to a nearby town.

* Return home with car at relatively low state of charge (since, I started with ~80% SOC).

* Immediately next morning, I need to take a trip ~200mi

Couldn't do it if I was charging using 120V. I could do it even with relatively wimpy 240V (20A), though.
> she wants immigration down to the 10s of thousands

The country has voted several times on this promise and it's never been delivered.
Seems the CEO/Founder of Runway has replied that there hasn't been any leaks and it's a proper release, made as permitted by the license and therefore should be online soon again.

> Cris here - the CEO and Co-founder of Runway. Since our founding in 2018, we’ve been on a mission to empower anyone to create the impossible. So, we’re excited to share this newest version of Stable Diffusion so that we can continue delivering on our mission.

> This version of Stable Diffusion is a continuation of the original High-Resolution Image Synthesis with Latent Diffusion Models work that we created and published (now more commonly referred to as Stable Diffusion). Stable Diffusion is an AI model developed by Patrick Esser from Runway and Robin Rombach from LMU Munich. The research and code behind Stable Diffusion was open-sourced last year. The model was released under the CreativeML Open RAIL M License.

> We confirm there has been no breach of IP as flagged and we thank Stability AI for the compute donation to retrain the original model.

https://huggingface.co/runwayml/stable-diffusion-v1-5/discus...

Edit: According to Discord messages from Emad Mostaque (founder of Stability AI) they have taken back the takedown request and seems this is the official release of the Stable Diffusion model version 1.5.
Sounds similar to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_of_Heilbronn
Somebody at YouTube knew this wasn't a smart move, so they created a 'tell us why this is a bad idea' form. You can find it here:

https://support.google.com/youtube/contact/price_increase
They are expandable now up to 40Gb/s per tech specs
Abolishing term limits just encourages politicians to start thinking about "What, after?" sooner.

Not sure that's what we want to incentivize.

Cronyism and back door politics within the government are far from the worst outcomes, especially compared to private industry having more power over government officials.