skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is some novel kind of cross between a strawman and a slippery slope fallacy, so full of bad faith that it isn't really worth an answer...

Because of course there can't be a cutoff point, with my argument applying to the level of involvement I described (if one's vocals are to be processed with autotune or some major effect is a major thing for a vocalist to leave to others, even level of reverb or echo will often be a thing to debate with the producer/engineers) and not to ridiculous meta-levels like building your own DAW.
There's crowdsec to share info about IP in a collaborative way: https://www.crowdsec.net/
I'm around 200cm tall and reclining should be banned, actually don't even give this option to passengers at all, because there will be always ahole who reclines no matter what he is told. If you wanna sleep wait after flight.
I am an avowed republican, I waited until I didn't have to swear alleigence to the crown to take my citizenship in Oz.

But I am aware of a 51/49 class split between Liberal and Labor over Gough, and so the belief this "they tried to overthrow Gough" thing translates to "OMG the republicans will win" is ludicrous.

Enough people think Gough was bonkers, That even Razor-gang Malcom Frazer was better.

I am glued on Gough/Labor. I don't agree with the people who preferred Frazer (who in later life became quite left) -I just want to note that this isn't a huge "this story breaks monarchism" because enough people actually wanted what the Queen and John Kerr did, to make it more nuanced.
I’m a big fan of OpenMPT, it’s the closest thing to a modern Impulse Tracker I’ve found (or at least that I’ve “clicked” with). I’m a life-long casual when it comes to music making and don’t feel the need to go and learn big modern DAWs so OpenMPT is absolutely perfect for me. A+++ would download again.
He's great at self promotion which translates to sales. No Matter how you feel about what he is doing the fact is that people are paying attention to what he is doing. Everything he is doing is worldwide news so one he hits on a workable business model he has no need to promote it since the general media is doing it for him. That's billions in free advertisement. That alone is what has and will continue to keep his companies afloat without spending much money in advertising.

A good example is the blue check mark. I don't use Twitter yet I and most of the media consuming crowd know about it. I suspect I will know much more about Twitter and yet I didn't use it and don't plan to use it in the future.

People and the media are treating him as a total fool but he's being a fool all the way to the bank.
You can technically do away with GRUB or similar, too, and have the UEFI boot directly the kernel+initrd image via efistub.

This will, of course, not be signed by MS, so if you use SecureBoot, you need to handle your own signing. Set up is not automatic AFAIK, but once you've created your keys, signed MS's boot key (if you need dual boot), replaced the UEFI's key with yours and set up your package manager to sign every kernel update, everything works well enough. Haven't had a single issue with this in 4 years of running on "enterprise" HP laptops.
aiui the iptables-nft wrapper is userspace, it translates iptables syntax into nftables and applies those nftables rules.
> deeply rooted in the representation of many French of themselves as a country.

I wouldn't say that, I've never experiences it that way, neither in school nor in day to day life, it's more of an historical factoid.

Kind of the same with America's "land of the free", sounds good on paper but not many people take it seriously.
Well, depending on what you do, if performance or throughput matters, and usually it does, a 3.5x improvement in throughput means to save lots of money, so I'm sure most managers should see an advantage in that.

In this case, the engineers had a clear expectation and good reasons that something was wrong and such throughput should be possible. The arguments for that are simple enough that every manager should also understand this.

The other aspect is also latency but also here I would assume that managers should at least care a bit. They also have the old baseline to compare to, and see that it is suddenly much worse, so they should care about why that is and how to fix it.
Something about Perl developers enjoying a game that slowly melts your mind seems oddly fitting.
Ooh, I don't think our pieces had numbers?
There are also other things that are not emphasized, but require italics per typographical convention, <i lang="la">e.g.</i> foreign-language fragments.
This isn't true, at all. We are not "high availability" by any means but running on one server has significant risks, _especially_ if you don't use some form of automated provisioning. A destructive app logic bug is far more likely than a hardware failure, and in both cases the impact on your service is significant if you have one instance, but likely manageable if you have more than one.
Grafana Labs published a security advisory for a new critical vulnerability in its open-source product. The vulnerability, marked as CVE-2022-39328, enables attackers to bypass authorization on arbitrary service endpoints.
AdBlue is just the common commercial name/trademark:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_exhaust_fluid

for what should be called AUS32 (aqueous urea solution 32%).
That sounds more like the current state of scientific research.
Still most useful than `.ninja`.
Man, trains bird to collect money from City Streets, and fly it back to house
I feel like maybe there are a few other reasons why it was a traumatic experience.
I think this is a difficult concept for many without statistical training. The fact that different outcomes can be "the same" from a practical perspective.
How does a centralized custodian like FTX or BlockFi failing change the fundamentals of Ethereum and DeFi? The promise of these systems is decentralization and removing counterparty risk. Everything is still going pretty smoothly in Uniswap and Aave protocols.
Different treatment, but tumors receptive to EGFR-treatment almost always develop secondary resistance to treatment by additional mutations.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4367712/
I don't like this distinction much. The way you use the term website here is as a descriptor for splash pages nobody cares about beyond their use as a business card.

You can see it in the way you're talking about them like "they don't matter - so do whatever you want". And you're right.

But I find that unsatisfying. We should be able to have it both ways - interesting aesthetic alongside utility.
These communists - are they in the room with you now?
> What even happened here? Did he not once talk to his supervisor during the time he wrote his thesis. To me this is quite bizarre, you would want to talk to your supervisor regularly surely you have to have some questions about the content, details, structure and formalities.

It's an interesting angle for sure. However, the tone of the post doesn't suggest the issue with structure but content. Even if the professor's opinion were true - it would be quite bizarre considering the prof himself suggested to write the thesis.
Heat them up to their very distant melting points.
> If your PhD student publishes 8 papers with you and you only then notice or claim that they cannot graduate that is an enormous failure in supervision and mentorship in every imaginable case

There are open questions nature of these publications. How many are first authorships by the student? Are they peer-reviewed?

> All those options indicate a serious failure on the side of the PhD supervisor.

I feel this potentially harsh. It's possible that the student just needs to get one or two papers past a peer-review process to satisfy the Prof.

We hardly know anything about this situation.
> made Chinese oppression inevitable

You may think America will not do to Apple the same China does.
xkcd 538
I code under Linux where I have no games installed. Also no music running. And then just have at it.
When I see that it's not going well, I quit and boot Windows, play games and do all the stuff that scratches that itch until I'm bored with it.
Next day I try again and see how it's going. Repeat until it works.
But then really use that time when it works. This usually turns into 12+ hours work days that are enjoyable.

This is however not how it works when someone employs you. That's also why I shy away from getting a job. It's not compatible. Or maybe I'm out of the loop and the industry has adapted to worker's needs?

The way I work is, I have work phases and leisure phases. The work phase usually lasts 3 weeks, followed by a leisure phase 1-2 weeks long.

In the work phase, besides getting food, I only work. 12+ hours a day, usually 14, until my eyes bleed and I have to go to bed. Getting food includes a walk for 1 hour. When I'm stuck at a problem I also go for a walk or shopping.
Then randomly I just can't do it anymore and have to stop working.
The leisure phase begins.
This is the time where I refill my tolerance for this game I play, called work. I don't work at all until I'm bored of not working.
And then, see the beginning of my post.

Also when I work, I'm on a mission. My mission is to finish this product and nothing can stop me. It's my holy mission. I have to complete it. I'm interested in it. I want it to be finished. It will be finished. Don't distract me! I'm a fucking zealot. Get out the way.
This is an excellent podcast on the same topic:

https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-eleventh/id1499296...
Someone bought pizza once…

https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2020/05/22/10-years-after-l...
This is hilarious to me. You would wait longer because nobody is paying you to do your shopping?

I am picturing the hand model from zoolander, with the glass protection orbs, making someone else do absolutely everything for them.
What is MD?
Looks great; bookmarked. Was expecting to see another paper that talks about resonance without any mention Stephen Grossberg's seminal work, but great to see that you do cite him! :) And his 2017 paper at that, which I imagine will become one of his most celebrated.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S089360801...

I'll add that his work is not just about how resonance enables adaptive learning, but how resonance enables adaptive learning via conscious mechanisms. Grossberg was not only the earliest to suggest how resonance might play a role in consciousness, but also the only one to offer a mechanistically precise theory of consciousness that also has great explanatory power. (I am contrasting this with other consciousness theories like IIT and global workspace)

More here: https://resonantbrain.substack.com/p/understanding-conscious...
Phishing is a different issue than a fraudulent custodian going insolvent and pausing all withdrawals, though.
>there are also thousands of developers, companies and DAOs working on useful projects.

It's been 10 years, and nothing useful has been made. Merely things that really promise us could be, one day, perhaps, useful. Sorry bruv, we'll only listen to that argument for so long. And I think it's been long enough.

>We want cryptocurrencies and blockchains to be useful to people, let's focus on that.

No, you have it backwards. We want things useful to people - if that's cryptocurrency and blockchain, then we want them, but if they're NOT then we don't. There's nothing intrinsic about them we want.
If the supply is only voted on once a year then seeing a problem arising months in advance shouldn't be surprising. The government and opposition weren't going to change over night.
> The word "plus" itself is also irregular. Its masculine or feminine nominative plural is "plures", and its neuter nominative plural is "plura".

What's irregular about that?
It's not about reducing the costs you mention it's about showing only what they want to show the users, because those videos somehow make more money for them.
Cancers have higher mutation rates and also constantly rearrange their genome including deletions. Given that they’re looking for Novel epitopes it goes to reason these are not high copy number hence deletions can also remove them fully. It’ll be hard for me to believe that a mutagenic cancer (which is a given here since you’re looking to treat cancers with actual mutations) will not eventually gain resistance to this therapy.
this is a problem on a company/culture level, a root cause is probably capitalism and pursuing for never ending growth.

Because growth is most of the time translated as acquiring more users/customers. Eventually making more money out of them.

Somewhere in the distant future, making money becomes cost saving, this is when companies start thinking about how can we cut the cost and such projects/explorations become relevant.

Even then it is not easy to sell as a project. Because there are so many unknowns, discussion goes like:

me: hey, I see spikes in CPU/mem usage, want to investigate why.
Product: is it important now?
me: I don't exactly know, but it might end up saving our instance costs.
Product: how many instances we are talking about?
me: I don't know yet how big is the problem, depends on what would be the result
Product: how long does it take you to do a research?
me: I don't know what is the problem yet, so I can't evaluate how long it takes to find it.
Product: maybe we shouldn't do it then?
me: (again) but it might end up saving our instance costs.
Product: ok, do you think you can finish investigation in 2 days and share with me timeline and metrics this project would improve?
me: ok, let's forget about this shit we made. what is a next "metric improving, highly visible" project we have?
Product: cool, I want you to work on this super exciting "Move button from Page A to Page B" project
Murray Rothbard waited a decade to get his PhD. His supervisor didn't like his politics and never let him graduate. Rothbard had to sneak in and graduate after his supervisor left to join the Eisenhower administration.

I'm surprised that PhDs aren't further abused. Your multi-year investment can be taken away at any time on a whim at your supervisor's discretion. It's a great deal of discretionary power.
It's unlikely to ever happen as it would require a lot of political wrangling, but I think a system where you only gain copyright protection or the ability to sue for damages by submitting your work to a repository/archive would be beneficial (either for free or very low cost). Then when copyright has expired the archive can make the work available to the public
Having write already implies that you have read, it't not something related to being in a team with read, it's just that write always gives you read.
The permission levels are pull(read), triage(read+issues/pr's), push(read+write), maintain, and admin
Finally these high school theater classes pay off. I don't even mean it in a negative way I bet you get a lot of crownie points on Musks chart for performative work I would abuse it too.
Maybe that was deliberate.

It doesn’t make sense to teach terrorists how to secure their systems if you need to exploit these systems to achieve your mission.

Now that Chinese, Russian and North Korean actors are putting in work and causing real economic damage in the west it looks like defence is starting to hold some value again.
This theory, that a company dedicated to serving videos struggles technically to serve videos in a cost-effective way, seems unlikely.

The default position should be that if the video is on YouTube, they're happy to serve it. If YouTube doesn't want to serve a video it makes more sense to simply not host it. And indeed they routinely get rid of videos that they think will lose them money.
I'm in Ireland, I just use the dutch and danes as funny examples because they are the more regular cyclists but also have the shittiest bikes of any western country, thanks entirely to their topology.

Also, you don't have self checkout "stores" here. Essentially every supermarket has a self checkout section. You can just make your judgement call in there on the fly. It's pretty much always faster though even if someone has a decent sized load due to the shared queue system.
source?
"tbh" and "I think" is cool and all, however I could also just throw out things I believe

Would be nice to know where you get your information from, that RN isn't core to Meta
Holy shit. This hit quite deep. Your words were well written. Thanks for sharing.
Do they not actually want people to use the service? You find a channel you really like, then you watch their content from first to last. What kind of lunatic watches someone's uploads out of chronological order? How can you keep track of what you have and haven't seen if you do that? Youtube may as well remove subscriptions and replace the home page with a big-ass "Random" button.

You know what makes more database queries than sorting by date? Making me manually scroll through thousands of videos to the bottom and loading thumbnails for all of them. I don't care how restrictive they make the API, they can't stop me from writing a "start from oldest" extension that gives you a button to just automatically scroll to the bottom.

What kind of goddamn sociopath OK's a change like this?
In a different way, if you're a service worker (especially female) and found a job at a hostel/restaurant, you should contact the nearest trade school and ask them if they discourage female internship/apprenticeship at the restaurant.

Sadly, in those place it is easy to be put in a "she said/he said" situation, and since you're not in the public eye, nobody will really care, especially not the policeman who took the second rape complaint, and your lawyer will only tell you to log the complaint to the police and that she will follow up and call you once she found a third or fourth occurence (that's crazy to me that two complaints is not enough btw).
Yesterday I presented the MVP version for the webapp of Remote-Work.app. Now, I’m planning what comes next, and I decided to try a different approach, to invest more in the ingestion of our data.
Amen brother. I just don't know how compatible that is with someone paying your to work on something, aka traditional employment.
Raindrop released a major update with highlighting features two months after this blog post was written, so the author's concern about the lack of recent updates is likely due to that major feature being under development at the time.

I'm a heavy Raindrop user and have been extremely happy with the service. I don't really use the social features, though.
Ubelievable, only 6 days later, and not only did Alameda collapse, but also FTX and SBF himself
Its been very interesting to watch all of this play out. FTX going under feels somehow bigger than Gox, bigger than the DAO. Gox looked like it was held together by bits of string, the DAO was always something new and had the potential to be a risk, but FTX seeemed safe as houses.

For crypto to exist in the regular world, its always seemed like more regulation of some sort is inevitable. Particularly for a company like FTX with US ties, and it looked like SBF was starting to cosy up to the regulators and fit himself in among the powers that be in the US. His big political donations, sports sponsorships, philanthropic funds. It looked to me like a person who believed in the idealism of crypto was fitting himself into the old world, and all of this lended credence to FTX being trustworthy.

In the end his views on regulation went too far for many and this was strangely the thing that led exposing the dodgy things going on behind the curtain (with the leak of the balance sheet, and CZ saying he would exit his FTT).

That said, Alameda Research, the trading arm, were clearly no slouches, they used to be up there on the Bitmex leaderboard and it seems so hard to grok that they couldn't have modelled all of this risk properly. Accounting for who is holding large amounts of FTT and the price impact that could have.

I sort of feel there must be more to it, or maybe, then again, it just comes down to the same thing that's caused many other crypto funds to blow up - simple greed. The collateral is sitting there, so why use it. What's the worst that can happen?
Yeah go tell Jack Ma or any Russian “billionaire” how great their wealth is. There are people (police, army) that ensure ownership is respected. What happens when they refuse to do it? You have such a naive understanding of things I don’t know why I’m even having this discussion.
Taking drugs is really bad advice.
An early universe analog built in a lab in Germany
I'm not sure the comparison here. I could get 8 t3a.micros (16 cores total) for ~$700 reserved for 3 years, including power costs. And I don't have to maintain it, or the network connection etc.
Growing the Evergreen Notes
do you really think YouTube, which carries 5-10% of all internet bandwidth, removed a sort feature on its METADATA because it will cost them too much? Lol.
> but then it could be absolutely correct to say “the many hairs on my head”, an uncountable which retains the plural.

That's not an uncountable. It's the count form, explicitly being counted by the count-noun-exclusive determiner many. (The mass form of many is much.)

The entire difference between "the hair on my head" and "the hairs on my head" is that in the second one you're counting the hairs.
I quite like the idea of a ratcheting mechanism, something like copyright for a few years is free, then the creator must pay an increasing amount of money to extend it every X years up to a maximum of the creators lifetime
While this is fun, trying to decide if a clip is fake or real based on a 1 or 2 second clip is almost impossible unless you use the audible 'clicks' that appear (mostly) on the fake ones. Maybe that is sort of the point but to me basing a yes/no decision on anything less than about 4 seconds is pointless because even if the clip was fake - what possible advantage would a deep-fake message that was only a second long be able to convey? A much fairer comparison for humans vs. AI detection would be at least 10 seconds long.
> camera app blocked via firewall

So you are using a Google app (Google Camera) in an objectively much weaker sandbox than the one provided by GrapheneOS. You're giving it shared storage access since it requires it and CalyxOS doesn't have features like https://grapheneos.org/features#storage-scopes. The whole point of sandboxed Google Play on GrapheneOS is that it runs in the full standard app sandbox. It has absolutely no special access or privileges. It's not different than running another app. Same sandbox, same permission model, and all the same GrapheneOS improvements to those including user-facing ones like Storage Scopes, Sensors permission toggle and the Network permission toggle which blocks more forms of access than a firewall-based approach.
Hahaa, separation can do that, right. But in this case, I was only refering to me having to watch as someone uses their gender and disability to gain unfair advantages...
> Would you mind sharing positive events occurring thanks to crypto?

DeFi continuing to issue user withdrawals regardless of market conditions and the greed of centralized financial custodians? This is the whole reason why Satoshi created Bitcoin and the blockchain in 2008.
Irrelevant. The US government created the Internet.
Medical Doctor in the United States. Undergraduate (4 years) + Med School (3 years) + Residence (1 to 3 years), roughly.
I second this comment. It will be very interesting to see a rough sketch.
What's the point of linking that since there's no comments there?
I guess the hard cash that went into the scheme got routed somewhere and is sitting pretty. The waste is electricity in work lost finding those tokens.
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