skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He would not have committed the crime if the FBI hadn't set up the fake persona that was allegedly going to get caught and get Ulbright arrested and charged with a life sentence.
Motive overwhelmingly points to Ukraine, it’s just a question of capacity to dive to 200 feet?
is there still any way you'd want to get in this? there's not anything manual and it's honestly a huge statistical gamble riding around in this thing. Even with airbags, why would you risk your life? At least a steering wheel and pedals for example so you could take over if you need to. There's no way you would be safe in the middle of an intersection if someone came flying through a red light, which as a conscious being you could see from a distance when you look both ways as far as you can see. You'd be like oh snap someone is flying the car's not gonna stop! Current state of autonomous driving is not sophisticated enough to predict erratic human behavior. An example is a car crossing over your lane that's turning left from oncoming traffic without any stop signs/lights. Human drivers will sometimes cross at the very last second turn on the brakes at the last second, cut you off at the last second, and the car will probably slam on the brakes so hard it will send you from the second row to the first row or break your neck from whiplash even if you're only going 20-30mph, it's a hard stop.
I found this great resource for creating lenses and optical systems from scratch in Blender - I thought the HN community would find it useful.
Yeah. I think when done this hastily, it’s gonna be pretty arbitrary. Otherwise we’d always do it this way.
Ugh, I hate it when articles leave out the most crucial information, namely:

1. How did Mass install these apps in the first place if it was "clandestine" as the lawsuit alleges?

2. Google is not in the business, generally, of just giving access to private data to government agencies just because they asked. Was there some sort of legal requirement or court order involved here?

In other words, I'm taking this whole filing with a giant cup of salt until more details are available, never mind that legal filings are by definition highly biased to the side being represented.
Are we looking at the same article? One of the pictures shows two seats facing backwards.
What model are you using? I guess large, as my M1 Max takes about 1.4 min for a 4 min file (35% of total time)?
Love the pallet
I think it's closer to saying you'll build a bridge in a week but you build a bridge where the roadway ends part of the way across. You can still get to the other side using the steel girders but it's really not useful. FSD sort of works but fails in unexpected ways and at random times so you have to pay just as much attention as if you were driving.
If somebody wants to run Whisper for dirt cheap, vast.ai is the way to go.

I can usually get an (unverified) 1x RTX 3090 instance for about $0.10/hr, and that processes audio at something like 1.5X speeds. Unverified instances do crash once in a while, but as long as you back up the output every few hours, it's fine, you just set up a new one in case something happens. I wouldn't use this for confidential company meetings, but it's good enough for podcasts, Youtube Videos and other public or semi-public stuff.
Principal investigator: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal_investigator

The person that runs a research lab, which at a university is usually a (tenured) Professor.
I was wondering if this was your concern - I just didn't know how it stacked up to trying to move hundreds of thousands of dollars from a bank in Brazil to a US one.
I wonder when people will start acting like adults.

Till then i will be watching the inevitable Mastodon drama from twitter i guess
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The way I learned how to resolve the Russell paradox: Over here on the left in a pile we have the elements we will work with. Now, for the sets, they are made of the elements and are in a separate pile, are over here on the right. Sooo, with this little preliminary step, there is no way to consider the set of all sets that are not elements of themselves.

As I recall, there was a paper by Robert Tarjan where he observed that most paradoxes are from self referencing. Soooo, rule out self referencing and will rule out most paradoxes!
Given a choice, they'd pick something else, and since there will eventually be many options it may even eventually be something you could select in the ride hailing all.
I also wonder about ChessBase’s financials. If the costs were too damaging then ChessBase might have to shut down which ultimately isn’t good for StockFish. It’s possible ChessBase will sadly lose many customers because of the GPL (though it shouldn’t be so) because some people in our industry and especially companies are allergic to it.
There are often multiple ATC positions staffed to cover the movement areas.

“Tower” is in charge of the runways and “ground” in charge of the taxiways. Both are movement areas.
We don’t have to manage a server, that’s really the drop in complexity. We just write a function and it runs on a machine somewhere in the cloud. As we scale, AWS just handles it automatically. If the demand decreases, no problem. We just pay for what we use. Of course there are ways to handle scale with servers, but with serverless you barely have to think about it.
Feedback on the site:

"Lucky you — you can try this feature for free!" <puke and an instinctive f* you response because, no actually 'Lucky you' for me taking the time to click and try it out but, Whatever>

Next: 'Upload photos of yourself' with no clear and easy to find privacy policy, nor an explination of if your are sharing uploaded pictures with third parties nor any easy to find way of ensuring any uploaded pictures can be deleted.

With all of the above - Why the heck would I even take this for a spin? A hard 'nope' from me.
Not just publications, either. FTX was the major funder for tons of COVID research (including the very influential "TOGETHER trial")[0]

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[0] https://www.themainewire.com/2022/11/bankrupt-ftx-gave-18-2m...
Not at all. In most embedded devices, the point of the software on the device is some specific function which is something more than “the kernel is running” or “the kernel is scheduling the zero-io watchdog process.” You want to actually pick up the case where the kernel is up but, for example, your process is all but dead because your storage driver has wedged.

The goal is to prove forward progress and the best way to do that is to come as close to proving that your userplane SW is actually working and not dead, or worse, half dead.
Hmm. I always assumed Tumblr was more alternative to Instagram or Pinterest, I. E. Image-oriented (as opposed to "series of tiny messages you can't figure out start, end, or order thereof" that is twitter to me :)
Not a hobby project. Used for teaching at a university. See http://www.helenos.org/wiki/FAQ
The thing is anyone can claim the views one does not like are the product of a propaganda machine working for the elites. The thing is the elites do exist and do have imho too much power, the one granted by big money when not kept in check by counter powers

But truth is there are diverging views within the elites on what society should look like (except for the maintaining of the the economical system that put them in power) and they are ready to harness that power in order to make their views matter. On the side, ordinary people, (not millionaires that is) do also have views on what society should look like and when in number also try to make their views count.

Now, tell me, who are the most likely to be defending their own interests rather than being manipulated ? People blindly following a billionaire that tells them everyone but him is corrupt and that the enemy is going to eat their babies or people demonstrating in the streets for the right to exist without being killed, violented or in order to have a wage they can live with ?

Let me know when the next US election isn't between a billionaire and a multimillionaire.
> I’ve read pretty deeply into Theranos over the years and if anyone is to blame it’s some of the top level engineering/science/executive employees who knew it was bullshit but stuck around (even with the constant threats and intimidation by Sunny Balwani who IMO is even more guilty than Holmes).

Sunny and Elizabeth heard from these employees that it wouldn't work. Then they kept pitching that it would work. Unfortunately our laws are such that the only prosecutable crimes in the Theranos case were for defrauding investors, and the only people guilty of defrauding investors were the ones who pitched to those investors.

And some of those scientists and engineers probably also suffered from wishful thinking that this might be a solvable problem. Wishful thinking is not a crime, pitching wishful thinking as already solved to investors is a crime.
Hmm as an ex-Broad employee (and now in another genomics center), what did you find really toxic about the Broad?

FWIW, I really loved Broad the people, my direct line manager and co-workers. The management was horrible and the management at DSP (not the line folks/managers) were the worst.
Principal Investigators. Basically, the academics who get the grant funding and run their own research groups.
Controlled Digital Lending is a fraud that helps book publishers monopolize the library culture by artificially making an abundant resource scarce. It also helps software publishers to monetize the library culture.

By now we should have already built a global repository where all digital books ever published or digitized from physical copies should have been available to anyone with internet access, just like W3C specifications.

It's a shame that we are moving in this opposite direction without realizing what lies ahead ... walls and more walls.
Whatever prevents twitter from expanding further. It's not obvious but I can imagine that Elon Musk can instill the spirit into Twitter to figure it out. They had Vine, without creating Tiktok.

Unlike Facebook, they don't seem to experiment. Facebook tries to offer everything that people want from a social network, when it sees other social networks doing it first. If Twitter becomes like SpaceX or Tesla, it could be Twitter that is doing things first.
https://www.wired.com/story/nord-stream-pipeline-explosion-d...

Could be submarine but why not divers?
There's a double edged sword here. Currently CVPR has a social media ban that is extremely strict. I've definitely been seeing Twitter act differently than it normally does around this so we'll see if it works. But why this matters here is that there's an incredibly strong correlation between the popularity of the lab, the amount of eyes that can read the preprint (with authors names), and acceptance at top conferences (i.e. CVPR). I often say that double blind only exists for small fries. But even still, big labs will get more likes from twitter accounts that post arxiv papers. There are plenty of means to bypass this social media ban.

But even from this experiment we can see that there are people actively trying the fix the situation. Likely naive, but something is better than nothing. I wish there would be more push for ACs and Meta Reviewers having the highest standards, but this is where we are.

I am totally for us abandoning journals and conferences and just publishing to arxiv and open review. This is exactly what I would do if I was independently wealthy and could research without the constraints that I am in. But we also need to recognize the issues with this and that popularity and outreach ability greatly affect perceptions of quality of the paper. That this is not meritocratic.
You missed the part where he fired the people running the place so servers are now dog slow, 2FA stopped working and scamming is at all time high.

It's not left vs right, it's a shitty platform getting worse after just a few days with Musk.
Genomics was a pretty good place for software engineers that have an interest in molecular biology; however, the pay is not generally comparable with that earned in a tech industry job. Interesting (to me) is that the software engineers that I've worked with in genomics-oriented labs treat biologists and biological data as the gold standard, while the biologists in those labs are fairly reverential towards the software engineers and computational results! Of course, both are overly optimistic ... Unfortunately, the best software engineers I worked with eventually jumped to software startups or tech industry jobs.
I say it to them: Germany will survive.

Exaggerating (very real) economic harm as an existential matter of survival is silly. Germany's survival is not in doubt.
Because doing that is an invite to the field of weak/conflicting evidence because food science just don't have this level of granularity yet. Though I believe to be undeniably that the replacement of ultra-processed cheap foods with real food is beneficial. I'm too lazy to research it for the sake of an argument but I can support it at least on a personal/anecdotal level. It's not scientific but as a rule of thumb if you don't know how it was made better to not eat it.
This thinking makes US keep moving towards driving literal tanks on the road.
I am a career SW engineer that has worked on genomics in a startup. The field is genuinely exciting.

The endemic disease of the field is the leadership. A leadership made out of Principal Investigators forged in academia, appear simply incapable of producing any item which is not articles (or equivalents thereof).
I’ve started to think Elon is being “chaotic good” here by showing people what’s wrong with these silos and also making a fool out of the world for thinking these sites are so important.

Twitter never should have been any more important than Tumblr. The idea of that dumb site being central to world politics is the problem.
The halting problem is for the general case. If you design the application to facilitate it you can demonstrate forward progress in a pretty robust way.

Is it perfect? No. But you can do much, much better than “is the kernel up.”
CS50[0]

Some good book recommendations[1]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mAITcNt710

[1] https://teachyourselfcs.com/
I had been using OL for a while when looking for alternatives to goodreads. Ultimately didn’t end up sticking with it though, because taking care of two separate to-read/read lists (each on OL and GR) turned out to be too annoying, especially since OL had so many books missing and their search is subpar.

I should give them another try to, Goodreads has become worse and I got used to managing a second pair of lists (at TheStoryGraph)
If you enjoy programming, don't work for fields or companies that view you as a cost center, it's a drag.
Because chances are extremely slim:

> Various degrees of hypothermia may be deliberately induced in medicine for purposes of treatment of brain injury, or lowering metabolism so that total brain ischemia can be tolerated for a short time. Deep hypothermic circulatory arrest is a medical technique in which the brain is cooled as low as 10 °C, which allows the heart to be stopped and blood pressure to be lowered to zero, for the treatment of aneurysms and other circulatory problems that do not tolerate arterial pressure or blood flow. The time limit for this technique, as also for accidental arrest in ice water (which internal temperatures may drop to as low as 15 °C), is about one hour.[84]

Also you can't just warm the body back to 38 degrees, it should be carefully brought up AFAIK.
Antipope predicting the imminent demise of coal as an electricity source is a bit premature. Solar panels are a tiny fraction of global energy supply and will remain so. The scale of energy provided by fossil fuels is enormous. This article has a lot of good graphs and charts. Nuclear power is the only thing that's going to make a dent in coal and natural gas usage.

https://bestpracticeenergy.com/2020/08/26/energy101-electric...
It’s pretty funny that people think those journos/activists would even touch the fediverse after they indirectly turned it into twitter for people they got kicked off twitter.
> I still think it's Biden, based on nothing at all. Except that he more-or-less promised he was going to.

Well the US is now on track to be the largest LNG supplier on earth.
I can't speak for the European style, but I blame the New Yorker and NYT Magazine for this. Everyone wants to imitate their wandering impressionistic style because it's considered literary and "good".

That said, this article absolutely does not seem to be an example of what I'm describing!
Would this have happened on normal Google phones but without a Google account set up on it and with play services disabled?

If Google were able to I stall this without user interaction then android phones are compromised bemy default!
LNG terminals are expensive, take years to build and are a complete waste of money if a pipeline is about to be switched on.

So, this is a good way to get investment for some LNG terminals approved.
trying this to build a better Twitter + Feedly + Google Reader + Delicious

https://mutter.cards
Neither cars or EVs are uneconomical markets. There is money to be made, just not as much as the hype
The media love twitter though. They hate it so much they can't stop talking about it

I have noticed that, on mobile web, the notification thingy about new thingies while you are scrolling has become persistent.
The author Alex Xu also made a blog post https://blog.bytebytego.com/p/twitter-architecture-2022-vs-2... (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33671932)
Your calculations also don’t take into account the amount of battery storage needed to make that wind energy a reliable source. Also, if you think German/European citizens and industry can/should wait years to return to reasonable energy prices, I don’t know what to tell you. They’re certainly not going to get there with US LNG arriving by ship (even though that scenario was the main goal of all this to begin with).
https://peoplesworld.org/article/pipeline-ploy-how-u-s-natur...
Ahhh, a buddy and I were making a forge for knife making. I can’t defend my choices.
It seems I'm seeing a different article from everyone else. I see seats facing each other when I scroll through the pics.

Edit: oops, I was looking at a chinese version in pictures lower down the page.
Trains do not solve last mile.
Rather than think of this in terms of us and them.... just follow the money Big Pharma, Military Industrial Complex, investments in stock market by politicians and so on.... I find it ironic that so many on this web site become antiepileptic at the fact we had for the 1st time in decades a President that was anti war and the major complaint was he tweeted badly

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SCOTUS will definitely approve of this. After Scalia died, any shared concept of an individual right to privacy died with him. That's why we should be thankful that prior restraint on speech was banned in the Bill of Rights, so only enforcement of that restriction hinges on current nationalist fashion, rather than the entire concept as in the case of the "right to privacy."

Scalia's corruption, and his desire to deny the public the tools to prove it, was the thread keeping us all safe.
This case was about somebody selling illegal drugs (and firearms but only skimmed).

The War on Drugs has legitimized excessive policing to an insane degree (only eclipsed by the War on Terror).

People continue to support this because "drugs are bad, m'kay?", which can be true, but doesn't warrant this madness. The US should have learned its lesson with alcohol prohibition but apparently too many people profit off the current scheme for it to meaningfully change.

We could collectively remedy this promptly if enough of the population recognized and demanded that the better path is education, regulation, and taxation.
Cold hands/feet are a consequence of your body deciding that it needs to reduce blood flow (which implies heat loss) to those extremities, in order to keep your core temperature stable with minimal energy expenditure.

Therefore, heating your torso might work better than trying to heat your hands.

Googling for electrically heated garments typically leads to some dodgy looking cheap products though. I would have a look at body warmers sold by power tool brands to go with their battery platform. E.g. I already have LXT batteries for my Makita power tools, so I'm considering buying something like the DCV202Z vest.
For "processed red meat" people mean red meat that has been preserved by smoking, salting, curing, or by adding preservatives.
I don't see it in there, where is the source on the negotiations specifically?
Edge-Notched Cards: A queryable database made of paper
It doesn’t need to be absolutely unique though. It just needs to make the secondary market infeasible. I would argue that only being able to re-sell tickets on the secondary market to “Chris Smith” is going to result in essentially no ticket scalping.
> assuming equal average skill among males and females

do you have data to back this assumption, given the effect of self-selection within each group?
I recommend “If You Can”. It’s an short, accessible and entertaining guide to self-managed passive investing targeted to millennials.

https://www.etf.com/docs/IfYouCan.pdf
Brief: you can design ANYTHING it doesnt even need any legacy human controls. Complete freedom.

Google: how about a minivan?
> If you have a startup with a true value of 1B, but sell shares at a 100B valuation, this is a huge win for you and the company

This stuff doesn't happen organically. It needs constant self-promotion and over-exageration of everything that the company does. And in turn such culture starts from the top. Musk is no 80s rockstar. He has no manager dragging him to do media, it's him who does media on his own volition to self-promote himself.

I could care less what's best for Musk and Tesla. I care what's best for me. In this case the consumer. Consumers are using many times per day the products and services of all the other top 50 companies in the Sp500. You look at the stats about penetration of Tesla cars and it's basically none, nobody is using them except for rich people in rich areas.

There are 1.6bn cars in the world and Teslas are some 2 millions? The backbone of the industrial economy. Not.

Koch Industries provided American consumers with way more quality of life than Musk ever will. The sane people who could care less about politics, techno-utopian hope, Mars and all the other unsubstantiated stuff that Musk sells, have no probelm admitting this simple fact.
Women engineers on an average aren't any brighter than men. The way twitter was hiring it seems women outperform men in interviews by a factor of 4-5x given their huge numbers. I am sure if somehow you could remove gender from the process, women won't be more than 20% of any bigtech company.
The only photo with backwards facing seats in the article is labeled

“Check out this wild train interior on the Chinese version. It has a centrally located table and rear-facing front seats. Truly a "living room" layout.”

Which is describing a completely different vehicle.
Conceptually, I'd agree with you. I don't think medicare alone needs to fund residency spots (its just currently tied to the amount of spots last I checked). I'm more concerned about the total number of residency spots.
No prison is fun to be in, trust me. No matter how "low" it is.
These days in x86 SoCs, DRAM is normally initialized by other cores smaller like the ME and PSP before the main core which would run the bios come up. For instance, apparently oxide's code doesn't have to bring up DRAM despite being the first code to run on the main cores.