skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Oddly, I in a previous life I was a product manager for an significant ML pipeline, and I can state with some confidence that the key to this effort as described will be someone to keep everyone focused on the objective and mitigate the tendency to bikeshed and yak shave. The risk is that the team loses its focus and individual engineers think achieving some novel result in the discipline will be the sufficient (and then, necessary) condition, where "if only we solve this ML problem I can coincidentally speak at conferences about, we will succeed." The other risk is where you get into a fundraising death spiral, where you can't produce or admit concrete results because you need to keep the ball in the air and hope alive to get your next round of funding. The way to avoid this is to have someone leading the effort who DGAF about social climbing with investors, particularly the kind of family money who will be drawn to this, imo.

I guarantee this project will not be solving new problems in ML, and everything they do will be implementing, scaling, and optimizing the compute required for existing methods. This is engineering problems applied to archeology, and not the need to solve computer/data science problems that require new science to achieve. Maaaybe you get some new IP for using ML to process lidar and gravimetry data (I know some people involved in doing this from space), but if I were pitching on this, I would lead with being open to new science, but demonstrate a track record on getting solved problems implemented. Make sure the incentives of your team are aligned and that they can commit to the mission, as side of the desk science projects are probably the main risk to this effort, I would speculate.
Piggybacking on this thread, is stealing a common thing across the whole of the US or is it restricted to some areas? I keep getting asked how people in n San Francisco are living with crime so rampant and they send a video of gangs stealing from a store/mall.
> phenylphrine is not pseudoephedrine and is not effective

This is a scientific fact supported by all the research. And yet for some reason the FDA approved it as effective.
> I am increasingly under the impression that American culture has become more accepting of unarticulated, unreasoned, stream-of-consciousness thought.

Politicians speaking about grave matters will spout absolute gibberish with a straight face, and nobody calls them out or asks them to explain what they mean. I think it is because the individual words and phrases used, and the intonation they are spoken with convey the right feelings and emotions.

What seems to matter is that they are feeling appropriately happy, sad, angry, about something. After that, people don't care too much or maybe don't even realize that what is being said does not actually mean anything or provide them with any real information.

It's bizarre, but it must work. Lots of politicians do it on all sides of politics, I'm not talking about the thing where they say a lot of words without answering a difficult question, and it's not just occasional mis-speaking or conversation taken out of context, because they do this in their speeches too.
Starts with “ This Guide is written specifically by and for computer scientists and engineers”

And yeah it shows - contrived example after another, and honestly not a great description of anything.

If you want to truly understand genomics you have to understand how biology works. And honestly it’s great info for anyone even if you’re not getting into genomics or whatever.. why would you not want a working model of how life is put together? In that case I’d just recommend dusting off a biochem or cell bio text book and reading just the first 5-8 chapters. Typically they lay it out very simply from basic principles and the authors have far more experience and understanding and writing help than this weird tutorial course thing.
Why isn't the federal government investing in driverless trains and robot card load/unload to drastically drop costs of moving stuff to and from markets?
Tournament schema: final, semi-finals, quarter-finals, etc.
I cooked whole red potatoes last night in the instant pot using my standard time: 14 minutes.

If I cube them, it's more like 9 minutes.

Perfectly mashable.
It depends on the country.

IANAL, but in the US you'd need (a) rights to the image being used (e.g. shot yourself, in public) & (b) a damn good argument that your juxtaposition of their likeness and your words doesn't cause them monetary damages (e.g. in the form of lost revenue from reputation).
Why not? They’re a danger to society otherwise.
It mainly refers to the tree-like graph of teams in a tournament, I usually hear it in reference to a basketball or American football game though.
Lol. If you think I think I do good things for a living, you need to tweak your algorithm. I'm just telling you the economics of it.
It also gets points for being the only connector that I can pretty reliably plug into the back of a PC by feel!
“Prompting” and “keywords” are not an essential part of this technology. If you like tokens, make your own tokens with textual-inversion or image inputs.
Context matters. In an ideal, sane, and rational situation, Yes.

But not when Apple has themselves contributed, if not started the whole Ads, or Tracking is evil campaign.
Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving.
So recently i implemented small sideproject which is interesting (at least in my opinion) - https://cyclecountmanager.com Basically i extracted stock/inventory count functionality out of warehouse management system into its own "service". I think its quite versatile and can be used by many businessess and most importantly its free as for now. It relies on CSV files for data import/export but im working on the API too.
As a former archaeologist, a surprisingly large portion of my job was telling people that puzzles leading to treasure hoards aren't really a thing, so they should stop looting their local heritage sites.
The real future of the metaverse is not for consumers
Thank you! As I said in previous comments I really just made the site as an intellectual exercise.
Good observation! This is the only reason for this change. A very cunning workaround for the privacy barriers, but still within the legal bounds.
I've heard anecdotally Twitter is going through a bit of a tumultuous period right now. I'm not personally on it but best of luck to them!
https://archive.ph/Lx2OD
Really nice. Every football scores site or app I've tried is either so buggy or stuffed full of ads it's virtually unusable.
Huge fan of projects like this. It is a very straight-forward way of presenting the entire competition.

Nice job.
The 1940 census in the USA reported 50% of the homes having indoor plumbing.

When the first electric lights arrived in towns or villages people would gather after dark just to enjoy the light. We're spoiled, it's hard to find true darkness anymore, but pre-electricity having light after dark meant you were burning something or you were in the dark. Eons of having the night mean you couldn't see anything and now we don't even think about it.

We're just whiny, spoiled kings who live on top of supply chains.
My best friend is the best slow cooker guy I know.

He mainly just cooks meats in it. He does the sides when he gets home from work.

I used to imagine only dishes like you mentioned--the whole meal is in the cooker.

Pulled pork is really good out of the slow cooker. Not as good as smoked, but pretty close, and anyone can do it with about ten minutes effort, vs a lot of effort on the smoker.
The weight capacity is moderation, I guess it depends if you think they were blocked for being bots, “hate speech” or being Conservative. Presumably a _lot_ of bots have been bannner. If it’s one of the first two; he has said he wants to continue to moderate people according to local laws and he’s let go most of the moderation staff. Maybe they’re speed running auto mod and it won’t matter. Or maybe it’s mostly the third and it won’t matter.
Novel way to introduce bugs to code.
Can't count the number of times I've wanted something like this for Hacker News!

There have been quite a few hot takes (especially about Apple) where I would have bet against that person's prediction happening. Glad it's an option now.
NYC cops don’t have radar guns
Multivalent nucleoside-modified mRNA vaccine against all known flu virus types
While those are funny, I'd hate using a compiler that actually gave me error messages like that.
And have actual revenues exceeding 1B$. Which would be the interest payments Musk needs to make. Fat chance of that happening with 20 engineers.
In your opinion, do nations have the irrevocable right to rule over every region they once possessed? Even if the region's population doesn't want it to? And what if the region has, during an important part of its history, been an independent state? Where do you draw the 'disgusting imperialism' line?
A solid replacement for my standard sports site, Wikipedia.

And wow! A real page view counter, with under 2000 hits so far! I feel like a kid again.

edit it might be nice to clarify the time zone used in the games.
At what point does the constant desire to 'moderate content' become a personality disorder?
Chains in Manhattan put stickers on the merchandise that tell you where it came from. While you could remove them, it’s a PITA and cuts into your margins. If you don’t remove it, there is a clear signal to Amazon that these are stolen goods.
I'd argue it's less resource efficient.

Presently, chips are individually tested and "binned" into performance groups. The chips that aren't stable at high clocks, or have a bad chunk of cache are binned and sold as a lower performance model. If not for this process, a significant amount of chips would go into the trash before even being packaged.

If instead every chip must be capable of performing at top specs just in case the user upgrades the license. You can't bin partially defective chips as lower performance models, because there is no lower performance model. The entire line needs to meet the top spec, or a license upgrade could cause physical damage to the system.

The binning model is fine. It lets manufacturers sell the vast majority of their chips, and consumers get a deal by buying the lower performance models. Some users still decide to unlock the chips by various means, with completely unpredictable results.

The proposed license scheme doesn't solve any problems, and it doesn't benefit consumers. It creates more waste and passes the cost of that waste to the consumer.
>> shared suffering cements lifelong bonds.
> I'm sorry, is this a cult or a workplace? Why is this a good thing?

There are many contexts where some amount of suffering is a prerequisite for achieving great things. For example, from personal experience, both startups and mountaineering require some amount of suffering to achieve great things. The bonds formed from shared suffering are like top 25th percentile.
Most of the plumbing stuff will be, because it's also used for plumbing (for water that people will drink).
or broken pens. If it isn’t written up, it did not happen.
Well then you will need a Web browser. But 95% of Browser usage is Chrome + Safari. And Firefox with 90%+ of its revenue from Google.

Not to mention the Web, in terms of Tech sucks compared to Native. 10 Years later after the push from Facebook and Google, the best of HTML5 Apps still isn't as good as average Native Apps.
Richard Stanton. Its on Musk's wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket_(tournament)
I have an Ender 3 with a few upgrades (metal feeder, new springs for platform height adjusting, new silicone boots to keep the head isolated & insulated). What brand was good at first but the 2nd was terrible?

I find that when you 'dial in' the particular material (best speeds / feeds / temperatures) then yes, you get reliable performance.

But, I find that every spool of material -- especially PETG types --- require some experimentation to find when there is good adhesion to the glass plate, temps, speeds, etc.

And, yes, I printed this RJ-45 clip a little while ago in PETG that I know well, and the part looks good; I think I 'overbuilt' the supports because the center is packed full of material.
So every Twitter user can pay $15/month? Every Twitter user can find someone to run their instance for them (for more money?)
That works in Emacs compilation buffers. You can also define custom patterns to match the output formats of different compilers.
wonderful design.
Terrible headline.

The experiment suggests that certain brain functions use quantum effects. Extrapolating this to mean consciousness is quantum is just shitty journalism
lol. it's a dog whistles of terms to stir up people like you, privileged closeted patriarchal racist, who identify as economic libertarians or some other nonsense.

and you see how you are easily brougth on :)
Tell us more about the culpable 22 year olds
Thanks. When you say "learning tools for analyzing designs" -- do you mean calculus, differential equations, other math and such? Or do you mean "XYZ Software Tool for Fluid Mechanics" etc?
Blaming Amazon is misplaced.

Blame the people stealing and the system that refuses to prosecute them.
My approach was to read journal articles and news related to each claim as I saw it. Always look at the other hand (the thing the person talking is directing attention away from). A sceptical look a anti-renewable propaganda will probably tell you more about the down sides of nuclear, and a sceptical look at anti-nuclear propoganda will likely teach you more about its upsides.

Read about specific details as you find them. Assume anything coming from Wise or Greenpeace or similar is incredibly idealogically loaded, designed to mislead, and somewhat unreliable, but mostly grounded in truth somewhere. Similarly assume anything coming from world nuclear or similar is technically true given very specific assumptions, but designed to mislead. Be very clear about the distinction between fissile material and fertile material and how much there is of each.

Look at the history of failure and cost overruns of every breeder program that has been tried, and keep in kind that none of them have ever attempted the hard part at commercial scale (separation and reloading).

If you want to know why it is dirty, read about La Hague (and how much radiation it emits, the chemicals used, and how their suppression tactics sound exactly like the tobacco industry), and Inkai, and Rossing, and Serpent River, and Kadapa. Look at the ridiculous arguments for why Ranger isn't responsible for cancer and birth defects in Kakadu and compare the rhetoric around ISL to the gaslighting from fossil fuel and tabacco.

If you want an assessment of how much molten salt systems might cost in reality, look at concentrating solar systems like NOOR 1 and subtract the cost of heliostats. Then keep in mind that's the simple part, the salts are far cooler and less corrosive, and it doesn't matter nearly as much if it leaks.
Organized retail theft is common in big cities. Most Americans do not live in big cities. This is not an issue for most Americans, and the stores they shop at do not have restrictive shelving nor go out of business do to "shrinking."
Anecdotally I’ve had loads of issues with twitter these past few weeks. I had to re-block a bunch of accounts I swear I had previously blocked. (Mostly brand accounts. I had previously blocked just about every major company to stop getting their ads, and suddenly started getting ads from large brands I’m almost certain I had blocked before)

Plus suddenly I’m getting really weird “topics” or whatever these random posts are in my feed. I’ve opted out of several of them and they just keep appearing. Like “popular videos” keeps inserting itself into my feed, and if I click on it it will say “don’t worry, you won’t see more of these” every time. I’ve clicked the “never show me this” button a dozen times or so and it’s still appearing in my feed.

Not to mention just the general algorithm being bad. I follow tons of accounts. But last few times I’ve checked twitter there’s maybe a page or two of new posts, then I scroll a bit further and it’s the same stuff as yesterday. Or tweets from a few days ago that I already saw. I’ve had to manually check the pages of people I follow to find their tweets. I’m just missing lots of stuff now.

Twitter is slowly falling apart. I think it’s only a matter of time before larger site-breaking issues appear. Most of the accounts I follow are also posting to mastodon now, and at least there mastodon will show me their posts in my feed.
I thought there was only one page... how one gets to the next one?
Personally, having played around with both for only an hour with identical prompts, v1.5 seems to get better results.
> Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA)

Perhaps thats why I've noticed a large number of complaints related to CVS-type items sold on Amazon: used items, counterfeit items, diluted items, etc..
> For instance, numerous monoclonal antibody trials failed to show reproducible efficacy for nearly 20 years before the eventual success of rituximab in 1997 (ref. 7); anti-programmed cell death protein 1 (PD-1) antibody data lacked clinical efficacy for years before the first nivolumab data were published8; and many years of ineffective chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR T cell) clinical data prefaced their eventual success.

This is a bit disingenuous. The mentioned therapies were developed from scratch in those time frames, whereas vaccine technology has been around for over 3 times as long. CART cells are also a much more complex and difficult therapy than vaccines…
https://github.com/StackStorm/st2/blob/master/ADOPTERS.md includes a few more examples and use cases with the links.
And dozens of people have been spared serious injuries or mysterious "deaths in custody" as a result. Maybe you'd prefer some deodorant to that, but I don't.
France, the world's first or second biggest spy since they give up nuclear intimidation, is only securing the president phone now? Why secure it anyway, Pegasus leaks were boring.
>For some reason

>...not based in reality

Epstein has been investigated for 20 years, during one of his trials the judge's son was killed by a pizza delivery guy, assassinated after opening the door, Epstein was only caught in 2019.

In the 2008 crisis only one guy went to prison, and he was an Egyptian.

In the HSBC carter money laundering investigations, no one went to prison.

Kerpeles (Mt Gox) didn't go to prison, Michinsky (Celsius) didn't go to prison, and they didn't donate to the current president or members of the board investigating them.

On the other hand both Do Kwon and Kumbhani are fugitives (Terra and Bitconnect).

Now look at who are SBF's and Ellison's parents and who they worked with, and look at who took donations from SBF's mom before FTX and who took money from SBF, and look at what the media are writing about SBF and how they never seem to mention the words fraud or crime or any of these, and if you don't want to put 2 and 2 together after this, then well... there are people who believe in ghosts and others who believe in UFO's and vampires and Santa, so you don't have it that bad, but please realize that your inability to see the truth when it stands 2 inches in front of your face (I assume blindness so I won't call you a shill), does not mean that the truth is not standing 2 inches in front of your face (as I said we're all humans and some believe in gremlins and fairies so it happens to anyone).

>politically partisan

French so I really don't care about American democrats or republicans, and SBF and his guys donated to both so..
Try and introduce that and you'll run right into the impossibility of measuring wealth. E.g. what if Bill Gates just gives all his many over 1 billion to a charity or trust? Say, the Gates foundation (see wikipedia for the good work that charity has done)? Is the wealth "his" given he still has a great deal of control over how it gets spent?

Try a wealth tax like that and the Musk charitable foundation is founded with the goals of fighting climate change via electric cars and making a Mars colony.
On top of what others said, cargo is looking to further improve the fix workflow.

Right now, some errors offer fixes and these are marked machine-applicable. cargo-fix will apply these. The workflow was originally written for Edition migrations and has had little attention past that. Changes are applied in bulk and the worktree must be clean. There are known bugs and it isn't trusted to fix errors.

We want to slowly raise the visibility so we can collect feedback and gain more confidence in it. The first thing we did is tell users when there is something for cargo fix to do when getting compiler errors. Currently, this is limited to warnings and the nightly toolchain. I look forward to expanding this to more users (myself included).
It seems like v2 is more photorealistic but it more often fails to follow any complex prompt.
ActivityPub could be the future (2020)
I'd be very happy for western cities to emulate Singapore
Those exist already. https://humungus.tedunangst.com/r/honk For example.
It’s annoying when you get NSFW results when you didn’t ask for them, so it may be better to segregate them.
>If anything, you'd have to compare them to huge companies

Sounds like this is a good reason for them to pay lower rates per kwh.
> the system that refuses to prosecute them.

TFA addresses this directly.
> Teenagers are idiots. They think they know everything but know little to nothing. They loudly reject and rebel against the legacy world.

They also know what things did absolutely fucking nothing for them growing up and feel viscerally the harm that the previous generation caused them, and set out in their lives to live in a way that reduces that harm.

Boomers grew up being wild individualists having been raised by a generation of relatively sadistic collectivists. Millenials realize the downfall of unrestrained narcissism and tend towards more tolerant collectivism.

Gen Z was raised by a generation that valued emotional openness but couldn’t attain it in healthy way. They’re really into boundaries and prevention of emotional harm.

All this is basically what you said but without the value judgement.
This is great. One huge nitpick with sports stats and standing sites these days (even Google’s which are pretty clean) is the lack of info density. I just want tables with little padding showing me all the info I want without page refreshes. This is exactly that.
Yes, people steal shit from stores and do a bunch of work shipping stuff through FBA because they are anti-social \s

You think fencing happens because of anti-social behavior? Fencing _is_ work!

The simplest explanation for why people steal and resell stuff is money. You do a thing, and at the end you have money in your pocket that you didn't do before. Not complicated!
What’s a new company doing selling old spice deodorant? What possible legitimate angle could it have?
Does anyone know of any good writeups documenting the Mastodon/ActivityPub server-server protocol? Ideally a tutorial?
The recession hasn't hit yet...
I wonder why Richard Stanton, leader of the international rescue diving team, urged Musk to facilitate the construction of the vehicle as a back-up, in case flooding worsened. (Quoting from wiki here)
Seems like Manifold requires a Google account which is definitely a mark against it for many
> Candidates that take money from the fund have additional (mostly good) limits placed on their spending.

From the "Public funds received 1976-present" on this page[0], usage of these funds has steadily declined, likely because "To be eligible to receive public funds, the presidential nominee of a major party must agree to limit spending to the amount of the grant and may not accept private contributions for the campaign".

0: https://www.fec.gov/introduction-campaign-finance/understand...
They literally shot up a gay club the other day...
>a big system that moves money around in a circle.

Aren't you describing all fiat currencies? How is the US dollar any different?