skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People are not seeking those groups out of nowhere.

Most of them are getting pushed there from automated platforms bombarding them with things they can't stand. The automated outrage machines are what radicalize people, not the private message groups.

By the time you have private message groups propagating the same messaging the damage has already been done. To get people out, you need to cut off the source of the outrage and soothe whatever fear is being ramped up.

Censoring the outrage and dismissing/patronizing people from a position of authority doesn't work, it just acts as an accelerant.

I think the crazy groups will sputter out if there's enough space for venting, free association, and ability for the average person to turn off things they don't want to see. I think that last point is the key. Millions of people are bombarded with things they really don't like in systems they have no way to really manage themselves. The legitimate complaints will filter up and out of the crazy circles if people are allowed to form their own groups and don't feel forced to pack themselves together around the loudest people who can given them a voice on the big automated feeds they don't really understand.

People have a much better chance at effectively communicating with their neighbor or family member or old friend with a different perspective than a stranger online with a different perspective, and they are much more likely to engage when in a frame of mind that will actually accept differences of opinion if they are managing their own connections and exposure themselves.
Do all Teslas have a net connection? If so, can Musk replace a lot of the Cloud requirements of Twitter with the spare(?) compute capacity of Teslas? A mobile distributed mesh of processor power! Think of the modernity!

While you can't self-drive with the things, you can self-serve...
I like the interface on RT better than Darktable, but man, RT is dog slow on a Mac. I have a pretty beefy iMac, but scrolling through photos is just too slow. Darktable's noticeably better in that, but honestly, there's some quirks and bugs with interfaces that make it hard to use. It isn't as quick as a native app, and zooming/scrolling is stupidly sensitive with a Magic Mouse. I understand a lot of these performance issues are GTK 3 and below issues.

I fully tried to transition to one of those, but at the end of the day, I went back to Aperture running under Retroactive. It's probably not a long term solution, but hopefully by the time it does finally break for good, GTK 4 would have been adopted by more and more apps.
Yeah, they don't seem to make any guarantees at all about the date being displayed next to the search result... I'm too lazy to check the page source here right now on which meta fields are updated with comments, but this is what Google says about how they determine the date:

> Google determines a date using a variety of factors, including but not limited to: any prominent date listed on the page itself or dates provided by the publisher through structured markup.

> Google doesn't depend on one single factor because all of them can be prone to issues. Publishers may not always provide a clear visible date. Sometimes, structured data may be lacking or may not be adjusted to the correct time zone. That's why our systems look at several factors to come up with what we consider to be our best estimate of when a page was published or significantly updated.

https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2019/03/help-googl...
If Robinhood had to close shop, who's a good broker to transfer holdings over to?
As someone who trains a _lot_ of junior engineers and data scientists, it’s harder than 2021 but for an experienced engineer it’s frankly not that hard to find work right now.
Fidelity or Schwab
Nix.Camp 2021 to 2022
I suspect that Robinhood's active user count will be highly correlated with market/crypto returns.
Googles indexing defers javascript execution. If comments are loaded via JS, they'll appear on the index with the timestamp the page was fetched, not the time its script was executed.
Is it a problem that leaders take responsibility these days? Would you prefer the leaders to assign blame instead?
You didn't link to data, you linked to an opinion from Vice laundered through another outlet.

Here is some actual data, which (predictably) shows that conservatives are targeted significantly more for suspensions:

https://archive.ph/SDo33

But that's besides the point, because it's much simpler than that. You don't need elaborate analysis to see that people tired of Twitter "moderation" filled 4 other platforms: Gab, Parler, Minds and Truth Social. Literally all of them are characterized as right-wing by the same left-wing media outlets that claim that Twitter is impartial in moderation.

I'm tired of gaslighting around this issue. Just within replies to my above comment I've gotten two contradictory statements. One, that there is no bias in Twitter moderation, because conservatives are actually targeted less. Two, that there is no bias because conservatives are more likely to break rules, so they should be banned more often. We have two diametrically opposite descriptions of reality that nevertheless converge on the same conclusion. This is ideology-driven reasoning at its worst.
> Why would you completely misinterpret a fairly straightforward argument in the most emotionally charged, simplistic and negative way possible?

Why would you ignore basic facts? White families in the US stole from black families for centuries. Today the average white family has more than 10x the wealth of the average black family.

This must be fixed. It is not a "historical wrong". It is a wrong that is occurring now. Today. To real people. By the wealthy in the US toward minorities who are much poorer.

> the guy in question is from India and isn't an Anglo/European white man who "benefited" from centuries of exploitation of blacks in the United States

What nonsense.

He moved to a country where white people stole from black people for centuries. Then said "Well, we're rich now, and the theft happened a while ago, so.. good luck!". And now he shares in that stolen wealth. He is as responsible as everyone else.

> Furthermore, nothing I said is about continuing to exploit black people or advocating racism. It's specifically about redressing past wrongs against African Americans and other minorities without creating new ones against other arbitrarily assigned groups, particularly if they're immigrants who have also had to suffer for their forward movement and have no personal fault in the past racial tensions and injustices of a country they're not originally from.

How can you redress a wrong against black and native people if it's illegal to look at whether someone is black or native when giving life-changing opportunities?

Come on.

Just admit it. You enjoy your racism and have zero desire to help anyone. Stop hiding behind "I totally want to help people, as long as literally no one is inconvenienced, without any plan, outcomes, or goals." Please.
Crows are incredible. One of my favorites.

Also underrated: scrub jays.
You can choose to unfollow someone if their noise outweighs their signal, otherwise you just put up with it. Eliminate inline "cards" so they can't force 3rd party content into your stream. If they post a bunch of stuff you don't want to see you can unfollow - there is no way for anyone to force stuff on you.

You discover content by people you follow posting links to content, and by search. Good content will gain a following, as it always has even before feed algorithms.
To be honest I like MS Exchange without on-premise. Email depends on the internet anyway so there is no reason not to use a well maintained cloud service. Makes life easier for IT departments.
>their

"Joined November 2022", following one account and no followers. It's generous to consider it a genuine account, no?
The original post was very clear about the word "explicit." That's what I'm commenting on here.
I am not a fan of movie piracy and as such i would recommend you stay away from kodi and irc. Deluge web torrent is the worst offender. All of these run on raspberry pis with huge usb storage extensions. Those tools are horrible and i dont recommend plugging in raspberry pi via hdmi to your tv or setting up file sharing. Even worse i dont recommend setting up pihole dns on the same rpi as it hides ads.
Other study says if you are comparing neural networks to the brain, just fucking go for it!
Still Microsoft, although after a change of tactics. They don't want to kill Linux anymore, but something even more dangerous: controlling it by making their one the accepted corporate standard ("Nobody was ever fired for using MS Linux", etc).

The day they push some proprietary or oddly licensed technology to be integrated into their Linux is the day a thousands alerts should be raised into the community. Then will come software that runs only, or runs better, on their Linux.
WSL was the first step: making something with both Microsoft and Linux in its name accepted by the community.
Someday I hope you will write a whole book on the subject!
Hey wait this isn’t a software engineer that works on robots…
I’m not sure it’s a grift exactly, it’s a fairly new trend and I just don’t think the market has responded to the demand yet. Given enough time and consistent demand for livable vans, I think prices will come down. This is big business and it’s just starting to be tapped by big players who can bring the cost down.
It’s gonna take time. Don’t lose hope.

And all the 5-7 year devs who no-hire senior folks, will eventually find themselves being no-hired when they hit the 15 year mark.
Same. I ended up writing the steps in a file because I could never remember them. It's not very complicated but a bit counter-intuitive: instead of pulling everything from the remote you first have to recreate "repository" with the same parameters as the original one, and _then_ run the restore command.
Also the trick is, if they want you to live anywhere with a median home price > $360k, then it's a bad deal. A $120K job better be full time remote and have fantastic work life balance.
Like most status games, it's deeply uncool to seem like you care about them when you are completely obsessed with them.
I already thought crows were pretty smart, amazing to think they are even smarter than that!
Getting laid off sucks in the moment. One time I was laid off with 2 hours’ notice and no severance. You pick yourself up and move on.
Nah, you've got full fp32 multipliers in a GPU core, so rational polynomial approximations to sin/cos/tan implemented in microcode are the way to go.
Pebble understood what a smartwatch should be. Everyone else was trying to make a nearly phone independent device, and pebble's take was more of a phone accessory. Also the battery life was incredible. You had an always on display with a week long battery. There was a lot of love about Pebble. I still have two in my drawer, and I had no idea the devices were still usable. I might dust one off now.
Wait this happens to you on Tinder too?
This is very interesting. Before I try it, I wonder if Robb can sign a CLA... :)
Looks like Whatsapp tries to catch up with Telegram.
> It's like the connection between objects in real life and objects in programming

What if this a more accurate representation:

"It's like the connection between dictionaries in real life and dictionaries in programming."

The neuron could be implementing NN theory in a way that is optimized for it's environment.
Because they froze hiring?
Vox journo says NYT tech reporters had mandate to not cover big tech positively
>So was everyone who offered to help the trapped kids presumed to be a self-serving asshole for doing so, or only Elon?

I'm sure the offers of help from experienced cave divers, folk who could help with logistical support, etc. were appreciated. Even the SpaceX engineers and supplies Elon sent were probably appreciated (I could not find anything about them actually being used, although I did not search extensively).

A techbro CEO throwing out half-baked whimsical bullshit ideas for social media attention, not so much. Not to mention personally injecting himself into the situation, touring the rescue site, and otherwise getting in the way of the rescue workers.

>In that context, Elon's reply is childish, sure, but you'll have to explain what makes it "spectacularly awful" and/or a "fiasco".

Falsely accusing someone of being a paedophile is not just childish, if taken seriously it can completely derail a person's life, get them fired from their job, turn them into a social pariah, and even result in them being assaulted or killed by vigilantes. Thankfully no one took Elon seriously.

Even if the diver was impolite when calling Elon out on the submarine thing, it was a completely disproportionate escalation.

>Help me to understand the standard by which I can judge whether someone is a "disaster of a human being".

Making such judgements can be complex. But attempting to socially destroy a person who is literally risking their life [1] to rescue children from certain death because they were mildly rude when rebuking them for being an attention-seeking twit is about as clear a signal as you can get.

[1] and that was not a hypothetical risk, two of the other divers involved died either directly during or later as a result of injuries sustained during the rescue.
Or in the SFU, "special function unit"
True, but trademark and copyright are pretty different on a fundamental level both in the purpose behind the law and how its implemented. I suspect if it weren't for the term "intellectual property" tying trademark, copyright and patents together, we wouldn't really think of them in such a unified way since they are all really different from each other.
At this point I would favor even the CDC destroying theirs.
Fidelity. Very nice desktop and mobile apps. Trustworthy and established. Robinhood cant even be compared to it. While you are at it, get yourself some FNILX stocks and collect dividends on an index.
How do you use variable-length encoding in a limited-length package? You either allow a situation where this variable-length encoding would not fit in a package and then it's not really clear what to do. Or you just saving bytes for nothing, because you could use fixed-length encoding instead and satellite does not care whether you sent 65 or 69 bytes of data.
You don't get the license without respecting the trademark.

e) Declining to grant rights under trademark law for use of some trade names, trademarks, or service marks; or
Breck Yunits vs. Y Combinator – coming soon
Email isn’t done on the OS though. A server is doing it. Is there a reason Apple hides this behind an iOS version?
> This is how I objectively know he's being held to a much higher standard. A kid of any other race, to have the same chance of admission to these schools, will need an SAT score 250-450 points lower (depending on race), and a GPA 0.2 - 0.9 lower (again, depending on race), than him. To use Harvard's own statistic, "An Asian American in the fourth lowest decile has virtually no chance of being admitted to Harvard (0.9%) but an African American in that decile has a higher chance of admission (12.8%) than an Asian American in the top decile (12.7%)" They tried to explain it on the basis of soft metrics like "personality". Funnily enough, interviewers didn't judge Asian Americans as low on personality and sociability. Only the admissions staff did. Go figure.

Other posters who understand this tried to explain it to you. Even if this law were to change, it would make zero difference. You don't understand what changes these statistics. Race is a shorthand for them. Those people come from a much more disadvantaged background.

Your child comes from a wealthy family with every opportunity and is doing ok for it. Other people come from very far behind and got nearly to the same place. Their gap is much much larger, their effort is much much larger, as a consequence their achievement is higher.

These statistics will not change substantially after the lawsuit.

Moreover, you're totally being blinded by this to blame the wrong people: poor black kids.

Do you realize that the vast majority of applicants at Harvard aren't getting in by merit? They go in through programs related to wealth and legacy. That's where people should be upset.

Instead, you're just walking down a racist path that is obviously false.
> They are the only reason you were allowed into the US and could become naturalized.

I will give you the benefit of the doubt and assume this is meant as hyperbole. Still I feel like this comment falls into the same rut that has lead to the current college admissions debate.

Advocating for poor people does not have to be seen as an attempt to disenfranchise or minimize the opportunities of racial minorities.
And heavy equipment had this available years ago. One-time fee up front and good for the life of the machine. Can be installed in any type of machine. Worldwide GSM and can send commands to the machine. Was around USD$1500, IIRC.
https://www.komatsu.eu/en/komtrax

I literally watched a large excavator from a dealer break sanctions and show up digging in Iran.
> The IYI [Intellectual Yet Idiot] pathologizes others for doing things he doesn’t understand without ever realizing it is his understanding that may be limited. He thinks people should act according to their best interests and he knows their interests, particularly if they are “red necks” or English non-crisp-vowel class who voted for Brexit.

> When plebeians do something that makes sense to them, but not to him, the IYI uses the term “uneducated”. What we generally call participation in the political process, he calls by two distinct designations: “democracy” when it fits the IYI, and “populism” when the plebeians dare voting in a way that contradicts his preferences.

- Nassim Nicholas Taleb

https://medium.com/incerto/the-intellectual-yet-idiot-13211e...
SO MANY more experienced devs to fill those jobs nowadays, though!
Schwabb if you arent actively trading, tdameritrade if you are. Scwabb customer service is great
It's been this way for like at least 6 years now. And it's quite comfy. WSL and Windows gives me everything I could want from a dev machine.
My favourite type of photography is snapshot photography. Pictures that feel like dreams and memories. Recording interesting and spontaneous visuals in everyday life. I use a compact film camera on auto that I always carry in my jacket. It’s a very fun experience.
Meh. This theory doesn't fit to the reality of clearly politically motivated moderation on reddit and twitter and elsewhere. Banning Jordan Peterson for calling a Trans person by their old name is not a "pattern of misbehavior" and Jordan Peterson is not known for causing any offline violence. Heck, reddit banned one of the largest subreddits because they supported trump.
Well, if they're profiting by serving copyright or copyleft code up for others to use after stripping the associated licensing I would think they're in a bad place. Unless their side effect is (again?) to break GPL and other open-source licenses?

I would think this a risk that commercial customers would want to avoid - getting something GPLv3 or other "infecting" licenses contaminating their product due to a developer cutting/pasting code. I also think that Microsoft would not be interested in getting a result that code was obvious and so could not be protected by patent or copyright.

Anybody using FOSS should be (vaguely) concerned about this kind of legal battle. Would hate to see Linux or GNU damaged to MS's gain.
There are three submissions for running stable diffusion on amd: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=amd+stable+diffusion

All in all HIP is pretty decent, from what I understand. There's just a lot a lot a lot of algorithms CUDA & associate also-on-metal add-on libraries have & it's hard to have great coverage. AMD keeps adding more. With Intel also trying to get into GPUs I feel like there's more chance something longer term viable & open emerges, whereas it's been AMD with their compatibility tooling fighting this war alone for a long time.

Sounds like GPUFORT is out but I dont think it's very relavant...

> Most of those efforts to date have been focused on C/C++ code while GPUFORT is about taking CUDA-focused Fortran code and adapting it for Radeon GPU execution. GPUFORT supports the source-to-source translation of CUDA Fortran and OpenACC-based Fortran code over to OpenMP 4.5+ for GPU execution or Fortran + HIP C++ code.

Longer term, it should matter less. More and more machine learning platforms will target Vulkan or other generic acceleration frameworks. Developers wont target CUDA directly forever- they increasingly do & increasingly will use good ML frameworks. Everyone but bad guy Nvidia at least will harken increasingly in that direction.
I wonder if the 10% is purposely vague so that they can use a random 10 percent of content to A/B test platform engagement (maybe plan upgrades) and ad engagement.
Some is, but most people who steel art want to look at it.
Dexamethasone is off patent.

But sure, pretend these other treatments don't exist. There's plenty of off-patent research that has grossly dropped the death rate of COVID19.

IVM has none, except for the weird supporters online who want to spread misinformation.

https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/tables/iverme...
I have been using Acreom for the last year or there about.
It has become a HUGE facet of my day to day organization and note keeping.

I can not recommend acreom enough. A major congratulations are in order for reaching v1.0

Keep on hacking!
- Alex, President SSG
Personally would have gone with something like 'Rowe Baught'
but maybe that's just too obvious.
yes - not all Linux distros do this
Innovation dies when creators can't create without someone ripping off their work against the terms they release it under.

I am more hesitant to release code on GitHub under any licenses now. Even outside of GPL-esque terms, I've considered open sourcing some of my product's components under a source available but otherwise proprietary license, but if Microsoft won't adhere to popular licenses like the GPL, why would they adhere my own licensing terms?

If my licenses mean nothing, why would I release my work in a form that will be ripped off by a trillion dollar company without any attribution, compensation or even a license to do so? The incentives to create and share are diminished by companies that won't respect the terms you've released your creations under.

That's just me as an individual. Thinking in terms of for-profit companies, many of them would choose not to share their source code if they know their competitors can ignore their licenses, slurp it up and regurgitate it at an incomprehensible scale.
We OCR and parse a dynamic set of rows so it produces a stream of snapshots of ordered, mostly unique colored integers. Each snapshot has exactly N items, except when there is naturally less than N or parsing failed for some rows. A delay between two snapshots may be arbitrary, so assume that we can even miss few rows completely. Which algorithm or data structure would you use to find only (most likely) new black items? Optimize for less errors and duplicates.

This is a common example of a real-world programming. Algos and DS’s make you a better engineer in vitro, but whether they do that in situ is an open question.

As a personal anecdote, I helped businesses to calculate and automate things for 15 years and only once had to use something “advanced” like makeshift BFS (it was a production planning system in a plastics factory that could pick up from any state of shops and inventories and tell which positions/qtys to order to meet the plan). All other algo/data magic is usually behind RDBMS and other well-tested systems.

I don’t think it is worth anyones time to learn to pattern-detect and/or implement these things, except when it is a literal job description. Just being aware that they exist and having some programmer-level intelligence for search is enough, imo.