skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think Daniel Jeffries believes everything they just wrote.

Their new handlers can do anything to the contrary and are incentivized to curb release as well. The market is saying their new handlers are going to do that.

So we enjoy you proving us wrong!
1. you just need to sound proof your place.

2. Biking in Barcelona is pretty cool actually and theres mountains right outside. Ideally you wouldn't need to drive your bikes to start biking.

3. sure but most people don't need a ridiculously heavy table

4. yeah this one makes sense, it does require space and is unique and cool. Maybe shared spaces for the community ?

5. You are mostly bottlenecked by the size of your fridge not by the size of your apartment
It is an interesting ethical question that needs more research done in to it. Though given how people's brains tend to shut down upon hearing the topic, I feel like the general public would be vastly opposed to it even if it was proven to lead to better societal outcomes (decreased child abuse).
Hostility wasn't my intention. Sorry, it came across that way. Please forgive me. I can see my mistake--I'll try to improve going forward. Thank you for your correction and for keeping a cool head. Last thing I want to do is make the internet a more trollish place. It has plenty of that already.
> Do they still restrict nonfree audio/video codecs?

Yes they do. If you don't like to use RPMfusion you could use something like the mpv flatpak from flathub that has all codecs bundled.
I think at risk of sounding like the people I was criticizing, I think extreme measures in short amount of time is probably not practical, at-least not without unintended negative consequences.

I wont pretend to understand how the whole system works, but I think one thing I understand well is that its all fucking complicated. And it's not as simple as "lock everyone" or "abolish the police".

But I agree, nobody in power is willing to step up and take action.
Thanks for that. (I suppose I'm a little more curious than usual as I used to live not far from that university some years back.)
"Semiconductor lead times were down four days on average last month. ... On average, lead times still measure in the half-a-year range, at 26.3 weeks."

Not sure that means much. That 2% improvement is down near the noise threshold.
There are a large number of new fabs under construction, but few come onstream before next year. We'll probably have a semiconductor glut by 2024, if China doesn't attack Taiwan.
Use Trello (or something like it) to track your TODOs, in small manageable chunks as others have said.

Have one column just to track what you are actively working on at the moment. (Put only one or maybe two items in it. No more!) When you get distracted, now you can immediately remember what you were (supposed to be) working on.

Have a few other columns to sort items by priority. Now you don't need to remember what other things need doing.

Have one column to track stuff that you're waiting on something external.

And importantly, don't delete stuff that's done. Put all those things in their own column. It feels good to move things there, and see the progress you've made.
That is so casually bigoted.

Be careful: for every argument you make about the ignorance of older people, another argument can be made about the ignorance of younger people. Valid or not.

There is no need for thoughtless stereotypes.
You might be exaggerating here. Anecdotal evidence and all but even the juniors I work with are mostly diligent in keeping their important tooling up-to-date.
So 4 years tops?
I have no faith in horoscopes at all. Both my parents are libra but neither fits that profile and they are different from each other in significant ways on many fronts. They are a perfect match though for each other.
I’ve lived in SF for more than a decade and if I opened the door to a public toilet I’d be surprised if someone wasn’t shooting up inside.
A small bit of advice from me: consider the weight of the binoculars when buying them. They can be too heavy to hold for more than a minute - especially large ones made for astronomy. You will either want a tripod (which is inconvenient to carry around and set up), or you’d want the binoculars to be smaller in size.
Aha, so we're at Ubuntu sucks now because of snaps? Sonny, I'm old enough to remember when Ubuntu sucked because of Unity. :)

Anyway, MX Linux if you're looking for something moderate.
If you think the CEO does not set the direction for the company, then you need to study up on some things on how businesses operate.

psst, rumors say that Grant Petty wrote the original drivers for AJA. wikipedia doesn't even seem to have an entry for AJA the company.
Think about how differently you might feel about such an instrument if, like Don Ehrlich of the San Francisco Symphony, you were faced with either finding an instrument that you could play with your carpal tunnel or losing your position. That melty-looking viola might get awful pretty in a hurry.
So designing a ship from scratch with a reactor that doesn't exist that would cost at minimum well over double what existing entire ships cost which uses high enriched fuel that almost as much in raw natural Uranium as existing (filthy) bunker fuel and then sending that high enriched Uranium (which will have a high percentage of chemically separable plutonium unless you refuel yearly at enormous expense and downtime) all over the world, without security or oversight, managed by an industry that cuts costs and breaks laws constantly is a better plan than...

Changing some emissions control equipment, enlarging the fuel tank a little and giving them ammonia when they dock?
No. Which disruption particularly you blame on Russia?
Kinda hard to do when you’re nodding out on the floor.
what if the models are used to generate a new training set ?
Ask HN: What are alternative ways of publishing a mobile app successfully?
Who is running a success Mobile App without using Google/Apple app store and how are you doing?

I would like to know how we can deliver our apps in the future, without going through a detached gatekeeper; whom believes that having a canned-bot reply to your problem, constitutes as 'Good service'.

Backstory: We run a SaaS business telco which focusses on privacy. Needless to say, our mobile app is important to our customers. We are currently experiencing a problem publishing new app versions to Google Play, our app is being flagged as “uploading user’s contact data without consent”. We obviously aren’t doing this, but we also don’t know why Google thinks that we are and it’s not possible to speak to a real person, you only get automated responses when you try and appeal it.

English blog post: https://www.voys.co.za/blog/how-google-is-forcing-us-to-make-our-open-source-app-worse/
Dutch blog post: https://www.voys.nl/blog/hoe-google-ons-dwingt-onze-open-source-app-slechter-te-maken/
What ad integration does this use? Thinking about selling some sodastreams through my own test.
It's donkeys all the way down.
I will admit I have never used it but Puget lists insane hardware recommendations, like RTX 3090 and a Threadripper. https://www.pugetsystems.com/recommended/Recommended-Systems...

How is a tablet going to fare?
Here is my comment. For science! Good Luck! Awesome. Maybe. Why? Why Not? What did you learn?

All your base are belong to us!
But it might eventually be neutered with filtering out "problematic" content from the models. Maybe that's NSFW now, but then could easily have busybodies start pressing for "bias" and other topics to be removed.
> Other than DHH adherents, is anybody still excited about Rails?

I like Rails despite DHH. I'm a part of huge communities where people are still excited for Rails.

It might not be the newest thing but I love working in Rails. Kind of depressive when, every time Ruby comes up here (it's still a lot, which should be a better indicator), this same topic comes up. Not because i'm tied to the language, but that the joy I am having isn't shared.
Yes, I understand that.

But the same variation in resources holds true for eg. Google Maps vs OpenStreetMaps, yet OSM is still sometimes much better than GMaps. And Google also crowdsources their data even with all the resources at their disposal.

Whether there'd be a critical mass depends on a lot of factors, and it's a safe bet that there wouldn't be one. But I would wish us to try :)

FWIW, there would huge commercial interests for other parties to provide these, eg all the taxi and delivery services could have their drivers participate, while allowing their app developers to integrate that traffic information into their own route estimations and optimizations.
lol, I don't blame you for guessing that one, but no. I did have an account once upon a time ago, but I never went very far with it.

I speak of other games like New World and good ol ARK. I guess one might not consider these to be an MMO, but I do, since there are many players on many servers; though the numbers may vary.
pixel?
I had a cop friend directly tell me that there is no point to telling an officer not to search your car. If he feels like it, he will call a K9 unit, and the with that he will have probable cause to search the car. I said what if the dog doesn't detect anything. He laughed and said that doesn't happen.
They weren't picked blind, they were picked since they are commercially available and conveniently split the genome into 6 similarly sized segments with the spike protein entirely in one. It's precisely what a bioengineer would have elected to use and why the paper concentrates on it.
Here's the TLDR; polygraph tests really test for stress indictators. If you think they work and you generally stress out when lieing, and you really dwell on the 'oh my gosh, they're going to know I lied, because of the test and I just lied', your stress indicators will be off the chart, and there you go.

If you know they're bunk, and so you can lie without stressing out, then they won't detect stress, especially if you've practiced with a polygraph. But, they usually do some sort of calibration. If you're calm or stressed the whole test, the results are inconclusive. You want to be calm when giving most of your answers, but stressed during the calibration questions where they expect you to be stressed.

The only reason you should submit to a polygraph if is if you want clearance in the US. Or you want to be a on a trashy talk show (eh, someone's gotta be on those, I guess). Anywhere else, stick to your guns and refuse on the basis that they're not reliable and it's a waste of everyone's time; don't be goaded into the 'well if they don't mean anything, why don't you just take it'

Of course, sometimes you might find yourself in a situation where the easiest path to what you want is through a polygraph, and it's easier for me to say don't take it, than for you to refuse.... like, do your best, I guess?
Its competitive price wise - especially on mid class. Total ownership of cpu+mobo+ram often cheaper than AMD.
I am really not that nice and always had bad luck with sodastreams :)
Great response! Thank you for that. :)
https://web.archive.org/web/20221021000544/http://0x80.pl/no...
People call themselves all kinds of things. I fail to see why I should disregard good ideas because someone cynically used the same name for a bad thing.
I mean the topic is about places with dense residencies. You asked specifically what the rules could be for emergency vehicles/people working for emergency services. I wasn't proposing a solution for small towns.
Do you have a git?
Except they didn't. The WIV was founded decades before coronaviruses were a subject of interest, and the bat coronaviruses they were researching that SARS-CoV-2 is related to all come from caves in Yunnan, which is about 1,500km away.
there is a history to that. In some US states it became illegal to have cgi images of CP , Secondlife had that problem and they still ban it. I think it got turned down on free speech grounds but there are still some kind of restrictions
Can only agree. Rails 7 with Hotwire, Turbo, Stimulus is very much a different experience than earlier versions. The fact that Rails is still evolving and changing in such big strides makes me think that it could stay relevant longer than people might think.
but Safari is still consistently slower to make new features available than other major browsers.

Safari was the first browser to ship the most anticipated web feature of the last 3-4 years by web developers: the parent selector :has() [1] back in March.

When you check the Interop 2022 dashboard [2], Safari Technology Preview is ahead of both Firefox nightly and Chrome dev for the shipping the latest web features. Safari Technology Preview is passing 97% of the interop tests.

In case nobody noticed, the WebKit team kicked ass by shipping a ton of new features this year:

* dialog element

* lazy loading

* inert

* :has() pseudo-class

* new viewport units

* Cascade Layers

* focus visible

* accent color

* appearance

* font palettes for color fonts

* BroadcastChannel

* Web Locks API

* File System Access API

* enhancements to WebAssembly

* support for Display-P3 in canvas

* additions to COOP and COEP

* container queries

* subgrid

* web push

* shared workers

* CSS Offset Path

* AVIF

* Passkeys

Plus it’s faster and has better battery life on macOS than either Chrome or Firefox. What’s not to like?

[1]: https://webkit.org/blog/12445/new-webkit-features-in-safari-...

[2]: https://wpt.fyi/interop-2022
You got the soda stream one too huh?

Ironically though, I have bought some of the bottles of their syrup, but only to use as a sweetener for my tea/juice while adding another flavour.

So it's not entirely wrong about mixing drink concoctions.
while I know they exist and I can point to an interesting collection I don't know the history of how they were invented and when:

https://www.celofixings.com/1663-self-tapping-and-self-drill...
I'd very much rather they do that than behave the same way in a tesla or ford ranger or electric suv.

A 250kg motorcycle+rider can kill people in a hatchback or pedestrians, but a 2-4t car or suv definitely will. Plus the motorcycle idiots have a much higher proportion of single vehicle crashes.
Also, in the US precedent sets if something is scientific in the eyes of the court, not science.
Don’t expect anything to happen immediately. This order will be appealed and Google will take it up to the Indian Supreme Court. 2/3 more years till it all gets resolved. Most likely parts of this order will get rescinded blin appeal. I don’t see the whole thing going away and certainly there is impact on Google’s business practices. However this will take time to play out. In the next 2/3 years Google will try to workaround these restrictions as much as it can by sticking to the letter of the order while maintaining its advantage.
>Powerful people

Even without conspiracy theories, these models cost upto 10s of millions to generate, no suprise investors wouldn't like if you are giving it all for free, there should be some revenue model.
Ah yes, great point.
Love the recommended ad in the middle, asked me if I'd like to buy a resin printer xD

How do these recommendation models even work? Is it just using some open source analysis?
Let me paraphrase more generally.

Crimes, like sexual abuse, do happen in private spaces like bedrooms. Some people propose or request that all private spaces have surveillance, for example with cameras. Data should be stored, analyzed and made accessible by law enforcement in real time and without legal process like court orders. However law enforcement is understaffed and won't be able to act in timely matter on flagged behavior, which will be hundreds times more than before. Citizen are told that risks like leaks or abuse are negligible or manageable. However people are bad at security and mistakes are unavoidable. Proponents don't understand this outcome or are in bad faith with hidden agendas like mass surveillance.
When you program on a team choices like using procedural vs OOP vs FP aren't up to you since they impact others. You should be coding for your maintenance programmer, the person who will come behind you, need to quickly understand the code and make changes or bug fixes. The maintenance coder may be you, it might be a team mate or it might be someone yet to join the company.

Use your own time or projects foe exploring programming styles.
Disallowing Google on Huawei phones destroyed Huawei in Spain (at least) basically overnight. Nothing wrong with their phones, just useless ...
> You should read Nightfall by Isaac Asimov. It's a short story about a planet that has four suns so it is always daytime, except for one night every thousand years.

>> If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore, and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God!

Love that Reddit comment.

https://old.reddit.com/r/spaceporn/comments/1u0dxs/andromeda...
If the script is local to the web server then it can be run via cron to produce html/js/css files.

If the script is external then it must be capable of making a http request to the server where a script does something similar to the scenario above.
Thanks for understanding. Security engineering is growing so complex. I don't know how major corps on the scale of Boeing ever achieve compliance. And even then, they have a whole market of different compliance standards to comply with.

Phew.
One thing left me baffled for a second: how exactly does one scrape a site the size of LinkedIn to notice a stat like this?
I think the savvy media companies realize that we're at the cusp of ai generated media - movies and music included. If we have free/open models trained on the past 100 years of media, they may become obsolete and they will fight this to the death.

Irony is the "NSFW" moral concerns, when the media companies put out such negative and filthy content as it is.
Have to find a way for content makers to make money/jobs through the system. Google search solved that by providing ad revenue to content makers, or else they 'd have removed all their content by now.
Then people would start gaming the system. Language would be extremely constrained, most likely always positive and upbeat, all that shit.

Kinda like LinkedIn these days.
Setting as default is quite different from "ensuring exclusivity." I'd have no problem banning Google from paying companies to be the only search engine usable on a phone.
That's what I use -- the Speed Editor with the "Cut Page."
Why join the navy when you can be a pirate?
download while you can. i really hope this isn’t the beginning of the end for stable diffusion or true open ai. it’s too good to not piss off powerful people. we must keep real open source ai alive, otherwise it’ll only be billionaires like zuck and elon force-feeding us poisonous saccharine.
Point out where I said the current system works.

I think the system needs to change but that change needs to be with clear goals and with evidence that those goals can be, and are being, met. That’s why I’d propose looking at models that reduce reoffending and ensure the safety of inmates.

That’s what makes me better than a murderer or violent criminal.
Point 5 is what I love about my home in India. If we needed to buy in bulk we would take the car and head to the city. But otherwise almost all kind of groceries is like a few mins walk away from my home. It's hard to find this kind of flexibility in the US
Ask HN: What SaaS products would you say are your “daily drivers”?
What SaaS products would you say that you use more often than not? Any favorites?

I'm working on a small project which will you to use shortcuts and commands within your browser (https://www.CTRL1.io) and I wanted to integrate your favorites first.
Little Jimmy thinks the ride was not fun

Little jimmy thinks the bathroom is dirty

Little jimmy has drowned
All 4 names I tried (the first 4 posters on the front page) got the Sodastream placement.
This appears to be BOTH an IPR statement and a social policy statement.

I tend to thinking they are co-joined, but clarity helps.

I think the social harms side, they need to be careful to under-promise and over-deliver. The likelihood of preventing social harms is frankly close to zero, what they can do is make it more complicated.

Think like this: use stable diffusion to make one "actor" dance a lambada in the left field and save it. in a new state, make a different "actor" dance a lambada in the "right" field. Now using alpha masks combine the two actors. Can this represent sexy dancing? you bet your sweet bippy.

Promising not to release "two person sexy dancing" in this situation would be over-promising. Sure, it was done outside of the AI by masks. Will the law makers care?

(for actor and lambada and sexy dance, substitute whatever contextually means "harm" in a two-actor situation, semantically)
It absolutely applies to physical things. If I buy a widget you sell, I can do anything I want with it, including resell it.
I learned yesterday that you can use Terraform to configure GitLab: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/gitlabhq/gitlab/late...
I played RCT2 many years ago. But what was most notable was that it had a DST bug that lost all your progress when daylight savings time changed.

But the game was great. Just I had to play some levels twice.
Honestly, taking down a fake blog using your name or pictures would probably be much harder than taking down a FB/LinkedIn etc profile, wouldn't it?
It's not a death sentence and journalists will just find a reason to hate on your project for clicks no matter what you do. Also no children, or adults, are sexually abused when an NSFW image is generated.
or not: https://twitter.com/VBruttel/status/1583233001319956480
Primary Theme: Ideation

You love to see your ideas come to life. What already exists is simply not good enough. You want to see YOUR idea out there. Maybe improve something that's already there. You think through your projects from start to finish, and motivated by the challenge of turning an idea into reality.

Actually pretty accurate, my blog [1] is more or less the embodiment of that idea. My own ideas, made it myself instead of WordPress or Shopify (which would've been much easier).

[1]: https://langsoul.com
Jesus, I hope your partner doesn’t read HN.
India is trying to grow and bolster its smartphones manufacturing capabilities.
India’s domestic market for smartphones is one of the world’s largest and is still growing.
More and more local apps are gaining traction due to cheap data plans (Thanks to Jio and soon, Adani entering the fray)
At this point, the OS is crucial to ensure competitive growth and a level playing field.

Hence this decision will have the full backing of the Government which will even bring in new legislature to see to it that the Giants don’t monopolise everything.
Likewise magnification for bright objects like Saturn. Saturn is usually one of the brightest "stars" in the sky, but it's just a point of light without magnification. Once you add some magnification, it looks like all those photos you've seen of Saturn with the rings. It blows your mind the first time you see it.
It's the salary for people doing the SEO job.
Alas, not really. Their reservation wages are higher than their productivity.

Similarly, by and large, slaves are less productive than free workers, too.
Or you can buy image stabilizing binoculars which mechanically keep the image steady in your view despite the slight motion of your hands.
I am more hopeful. Unlike popcon/napster these models aren't directly impacting existing bottom line of any company/organization. Most of the models are trained on opensource / public datasets, so you won't find any company to sponsor the fight against these models. The cost of these models is an issue right now, but Mr. Moore has always handeled that well.
I don't think that's likely to happen either. If it does, you'll just end up with rooted phone's reporting themselves to the carriers who will likely cut them off.

Also even if it does happen, the users still won't care.
Sounds like a balance was reached