skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think that it’s worth a shot opening an issue on their GitHub page.

Also see this:
https://fedi.aeracode.org/@andrew/109400227857910033
The police are not preventing crime because DeBlasio/Adams stripped the NYPD of all their power post-2020
because there were a lot of different, often contradicting messages
> DR. ROCHELLE WALENSKY, CDC DIRECTOR

> And we have -- we can kind of almost see the end. We`re vaccinating so very fast, our data from the CDC today suggests, you know, that vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don`t get sick, and that it`s not just in the clinical trials but it`s also in real world data.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210402002315/https://www.msnbc...
as a point of reference, with this and fedifinder, i find about 300 of those who i followed on twitter.

it made rebuilding my network painless.

if you want people to find you with these tools, put your mastodon @username@servername in your twitter profile.
“and a different executive donated $23MM to Republicans”

The different executive donated to his girlfriend, who is a Democrat but was running as a Republican. Make of that what you will.
Why even bother with this? I understand to preserve facial expressions, but why not fully use actors or sacrifice “the art” of it all and hide the faces completely. This opens up the possibility of reversing the inference of the face-swapping AI and generating the original face.
That was already planned for but I don't know if I could rely on the sun in winter when maybe it's cloudy for a couple of weeks, plus the shorter days.
Interesting. Why a 300$ phone?

Can u share how long it took to build and what is your day job ?
Oh how I wish this existed a couple years ago, when everyone was making various shades of "the world is going to end" predictions. I would be a virtual billionaire!
I've lived in the same city now (not NYC) for 10+ years, so I'm moderately connected with all sorts of people and not just a bubble of affluent tech people. So I'll be real, I know some sketchy people that probably do drugs or at least know where to find some. What I don't know, however, is any "fences". That is, someone that traffics in stolen goods. Or maybe I do, they don't exactly advertise their services. I've never been offered speakers that fell off the back of a truck, however. Maybe that's just me being naive.

Anyway, to get to my point; turns out I do know fences - basically anyone with an Amazon account, and I know a lot of fuckers with Prime. For the low investment of polyfill bags and other shipping materials, and this one weird trick called stealing, you too can make money online! Just take your stolen goods, send them to Amazon, and they'll take care of selling them for you. All you gotta do is some computer shit, and some packaging, and then send it off to Amazon. Because your supply costs are cheap, you can undercut your competitors (but not by too much) and rake in the profit. Amazon supposedly is cracking down on this but I have yet to see any meaningful evidence of any real enforcement.

The economist article avoids naming names, but what you're looking for to get started is Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA).
Well, if law enforcement proves useless, give shopowners protection for handling it themselves. Our current attitude of just deal with it/ignore it is not only insanity, it's infuriating.
Perhaps the good-will you feel towards your dead-russian-kids joke Ban, could be applied by you to all the other banned users' ban reasons
Maybe they were just joking too, and are all also really on the right side of history
> No relationship ends successfully

Uhh pretty sure that’s furthest thing from the truth. I had lots of managers that I’d absolutely work with again and companies that I’d definitely consider going back to. Then there are ones that I’d never work with if I can. Sometimes (a lot of times?) work stream just peters out…
Happy Thanksgiving all.

We've got the 'rona again, so pretty small one today. If you're celebrating with loved ones and friends, give them a hug. Wishing I could do that. Don't let those important yet small moments pass.
I used to be able to go buy a stick of deodorant without waiting five minutes for somebody to come over with a key and get it for me.

That economics has a just-so story to explain why this is exactly what I should expect doesn't change the fact that I didn't used to have to do this, and now I do have to do this.
Homotopy Type Theory
(Univalent Foundations for Mathematics)

A dry topic - but the authors manage to convey their enthusiasm and make a lot of effort to pick up the uninitiated

Lots of background and historical references
Welp, there goes reddit product discussions. This is why we can't have nice things! (J/K)

Love the idea, and I actually used your site when shopping for espresso machines recently.

I just worry about social media agencies turning their tactics onto ranking in your algo. There are SEO kings reading this thread right now...
What does it mean to "invert" a binary tree?
Imagine how thankful a duck should feel to walk on land, swim over and under water and also fly. If ducks got more time, they would've ruled the planet.
levels of hardware abstraction & DSL's that support the given hardware abstraction might be better approach.

aka. typical DSL's at the pre-OS boot / bare metal level -> BIOS; communications protols - USB, epci, scsi; DSL on epci card, harddrive bios

DSL's used by OS -> ebpf, tcp, serial, printer drivers, display drivers (hdmi, displayport, vga)

DSL's allowing user to interact with OS -> shell, systemd
I suffered necrotic tooth pain. Wish it on no one.
Thanks kind-of the point, except standard convection ovens are weaker. See my other comments for details...
You're alluding to using the Morris traversal algorithm which can traverse a binary tree in O(1) space, but Morris traversal is actually much much slower than using a stack, especially as is used by this algorithm. Doing a Morris traversal requires at a minimum twice the number of operations as using a stack, and due to its cache unfriendly nature will in practice be closer to 4x slower.

You typically only use Morris traversal on exceptionally large trees, and by large I mean when working with data that lives on a disk. It's definitely the exception, not the norm.
Ads are infective. This is why folks are worried about Apple jumping into that revenue stream.
Something I'm very much not thankful for: the plight of indigenous peoples in what's nowadays the U.S. I find it outrageous that we're all expected to happily celebrate a holiday that still glorifies--in myth and tradition, if not quite officially--the centuries-old genocidal oppression of Native peoples.
At the beginning it was just burning money, but it stars to turn into profit.

The only secret to making it affordable is to autoscale based on a current image generation traffic. It runs on a mix of Tesla V100 and RTX 3090 from runpod.io vast.ai and Lambda Labs.

I actually went through a couple of iterations with it, starting as completely free service, then offering one time payments for image credits and now settled on subscriptions as I see there is a demand for the product. Especially AI Editor[1] which I think offers a unique value to the users.

[1] https://getimg.ai/editor
Building the site was more of an intellectual exercise to see how easy or difficult building using a low priced smartphone would be.

P.S. OP's a "she"
I got to have a lot of internal transfers to further my learning.

I got to build active-active systems that handled user sessions and core business APIs to the tune of 80,000+ queries per second. Caching layers, hand-optimized replication, eventual consistency algorithms, etc. Outages would cost millions of dollars an hour.

I worked on one of the teams responsible for building a migration path from on-prem to cloud, getting workloads from bespoke containerization onto k8s, securing clusters, and developing automation around CI/CD.

I joined an ML team to build product, did various frontend work, maintained important developer platform pieces... It's hard to enumerate it all.

You can have a full tour of tech inside most big companies. And you can continue getting promoted and working up the comp ladder.
> the best connector in the world(the 8088 sas connector is a serious contender for that honor)

Overly complex. BNC bayonet FTW! It's main fault is the lack of good strain relief.
To be pedantic, both git logs and blockchains are actually Merkle DAGs or Hash Graphs, whichever you prefer. All Merkle Trees are Merkle DAGs but not all Merkle DAGs are Merkle Trees.
Anybody else remember the days when you'd be looking at a product in a physical store, and check the Amazon reviews on your phone before buying it, because that was the easiest way to get reliable feedback? How things have changed since then!
On the National Dog Show today they said Luna was the most popular name for a female dog in the U.S. Max was the most popular name.
> As long as it's easier to take something than it is to pay for something, there will be people who take, and there will be groups that organize around taking.

One of the basic functions of the state is to make it difficult for people to steal things.
Yes, Citizens United articulated a system where "money for access/attention" is the dominant paradigm of American democracy.
FWIW, OpenStreetMap can do it. I went to https://osm.org, entered "Rhine" into the search and clicked on the first result. Deeplink: https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/123924
That's amazing, thank you for sharing!

If not a secret, how are you marketing it?
Copying is not designing
California did something really interesting by removing that complexity completely.
17. Ghosts don’t exist

I wish someone would tell the people I love about this. Nah, never mind, they don’t need to know.

Oh, BTW, it’s usually when I’m most confident that I’m wrong.
There were real life betting markets for all events, and people were even using it to predict the state of the world based on "wisdom of the crowd". But IIRC they mostly got outlawed, so they just exist for closed circles now.
Clearly Twitter is "boat" but what is "weight capacity"?
As has been seen by the wave of Fake Verified accounts - Musk is changing and breaking things, moving rapidly towards Twitter's new normal

If the "weight capacity" is server load, then fixing things like "Twitter Home is 100 poorly-batched RPC calls" will easily allow them to have way more users on the same server costs
While there an element of truth in that workers are subsidising pensioners - mainly though paying their entire economic output in rent, your rant about welfare is somewhat off.

The lack of housing is the single biggest drain on U.K. economic output, as when demand outstrips supply rents rise to a point that all economic activity is captured by land owners. The only way around that is a land value tax, but that would really hit the wealthy.
I once met this guy who was propagating his cryptography for handwritten notes. It had all the same elements. Like using multiple alternate glyphs for one char, and using filler glyphs. We got stuck arguing about the ability for humans to avoid telltale patterns.
Massasoit
It could have been worse.

The initial title was "The book of CPS". Which HN told me could also be interpreted as Child Protection Services.
> PHP

> Everyone’s favorite language

I can't tell whether this is sarcastic or not. It was certainly surprising. In most circles I would call PHP "polarizing" to say the least.
"Flip" or "mirror" is probably a better term. It seems the goal is to swap left and right: https://leetcode.com/problems/invert-binary-tree/
curl -s 'https://www.economist.com/united-states/2022/11/24/why-its-h...' | grep articleBody | jq -r .articleBody 2>/dev/null | paps --font=ETBembo | open -fa Preview
Scarcity is not that much of an incentive to steal when all basic needs are fulfilled without much hassle, that's why many countries with their shit together don't have this problem; the US is not one of them.
> Wasmer WASI implementation is also fully sandboxed.

Could you please link to some authoritative documentation for that?

As I said I don't see this in any docs or GitHub sources.

The point is: It's irrelevant what they "aim for". The only interesting thing at the moment is the status quo.
Bro has beef with a holiday
Did you look at the list of speakers? I think that most of them are used to being around fraudsters.
> "Geniome" is the trademark of a UK based company also owned by Deltec/Chalopin: IFSG. So, Chalopin has an unusal degree of personal involvement here.

And Deltec is a centerpiece behind the tether (USDT)/Bitfinex scam.

People who actually described the Alameda/FTX ponzi scam for what it was since day one have always said it: Alameda/FTX is just a front set up by tether/Bitfinex, made to precisely hide more market manipulation.

The links are becoming clearer: the top lawyers at respectively both Bitfinex and FTX used to be colleagues who... Worked at a firm convicted of fraud for they stole $50 million out of players in an online poker scam (the operator could see the players' cards and would play against them). FTX was, conveniently, a few streets away from Deltec in the Bahamas.

Everything checks out: countless "little" companies to try to funnel the money out of the US (including small banks which, as is now a fact, shared/exchanged between tether and FTX), the Bahamas, the lawyers...

It's a little gang who all know each other very well.

Now I don't think they thought FTX would fall but they had the setup made so that should it fall, it'd act as a fuse shielding tether/Deltec.
Kind of reminds me of the apocryphal Shackleton newspaper ad:

“Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in event of success."
Workers have been told we can’t have pay rises matching inflation because that would fuel inflation.

But pensioners get a 10% pay rise.
Example: In a map application you give priority to rendering the visible map tiles while deferring preloading the surrounding non-visible tiles until the CPU is free. So basically it only renders tiles outside the viewport in a cache if the CPU is not already busy rendering what you're currently looking at.

Any sort of thing that is not urgent and high priority, and where it's no big deal if it's not executed immediately will benefit from being run in requestIdleCallback.
As an Elon stan who reports the occassional fake-crypto tweet/youtube videos, on Twitter many of them are already demoted to the "Show me the Spam" section.
NYC used to have a solution for this, it was called broken windows policing.
> … maybe the implicit claim there is that a RINO is not a Republican?

That is what a RINO is: “Republican in Name Only”. Basically, whenever a Republican does something that isn’t “towing the party line”, the ones that are towing it claim the former isn’t a real Republican; They’re a RINO.
The appeal for adults is lost on me, but as a kid it wasn't the challenge, just the adventure. I could go into school and have a conversation about where we are in the game, it took some time usually. Same as zelda, FF etc..

But ya now that I'm older I couldn't really imagine doing any of that. There are other games I would still do that with of course, but not Pokemon. It's a bit too cringe millennial
I try to be everywhere, when I have free time from adding new features ;)
Sure, but what does that mean, to the actual end product? Do you have any examples? I’m not a game dev, so to me, I would naively assume that these wouldn’t be limiting, or laughable, as the original comment suggested.
And superposition. The other part like quantization of field and the wave function … decoherence.
The boomers are the rich. They are the wealthiest generation ever in the U.K, the generation who typically retired with final salary pensions and a couple of BTLs, and they lay far less tax on their income than workers
I mean, if, by "fighting back", you mean destroying its own economy, then yes, The West is "fighting back". But not the world, as the vast majority of nations - 7 Billion people -- are not imposing any sanctions because they have more rational leadership than in the 1 Billion people that are destroying their own economy in the name of "fighting back".

The main reason why the West is in rapid decline at the moment is because it is adopting policies based on their therapeutic value to the administrative class, rather than their effectiveness. That's a recipe for failure, and if you want to succeed rather than fail, then you need to choose your actions carefully and strategically rather than slamming your head against a granite wall because you think this means you are "fighting back".
Took roughly 2 weeks from start to finish. Work as a web dev in an accounting firm. As to the choice of the phone, got a Samsung Galaxy A23 on takealot.com a while back and decided to use it to build a site
Up to a point, if the money spend into making it difficult is clearly lacking in root problems that are causing people to become criminals in the first place then other forms of governments will quickly become attractive and the likelihood to create civil unrest.
On AWS, a g5 instance costs $1/hr. I can generate roughly 10 images per minute (should be able to get this down with some optimization), so 600 images per hour, so the cost per image is 1/6 of a cent, before adding overhead (idle time, start up/shut down).

Source: I run a similar project: https://synapticpaint.com/

I also offer dreambooth model training for around $2-$4 / model as well as inference on custom dreambooth models. Inference on custom models is where things get a little tricky because if users are using different models and you're loading up new models all the time just to generate 6 images, then that quickly becomes the majority of the work load, drastically pushing up the inference cost. I haven't solved this problem yet. If you have any great ideas, feel free to email me (email in profile)!
Plus, you _can’t_ get anything you want at the Alice’s Restaurant on La Honda road. I was so disappointed.
Housing shortage. Driven mainly by a wealthy class of nimby home owners.
One tenant sends you a flood of traffic, that you might not be scaled to handle. Let’s say your application servers are scaled for this traffic, but your single, shared database is not. All that traffic could cause an outage on your database. If this happens, the impact won’t necessarily be on one tenants but all tenants.

There are ways you can mitigate this. Strong isolation is one. Throttling tenant calls could be another.

We don’t know your specific use case enough, but it’s something to think about now.

This is generally referred to as the noisy neighbor problem.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/wellarchitected/latest/saas-lens...
Probably less than half in the United States now sadly
Merkle tree is a technical term with a specific meaning.

Block chain is a fairly generic, badly misused term that I assert also covers the git log, which is actually a chain of cryptographic blocks where each block includes the hash of the previous. It even has a consensus algorithm. You can disagree, but your assertion is just an opinion in constrast to a misuse of the term Merkle tree.
In April 2021 the original strain was still dominent if I record well, against which the vaccines were much more effective against getting COVID.
That’s same thing that OP is doing except without associated pay raise bc you’re trapped within one company. A lot of people move projects every 2 years at faangs. I don’t see much difference between that and switching companies entirely personally
Good thoughts to keep in mind before dispensing any roundhouse kicks.
Yeah, but that's only true when you use one model for yourself. More VRAM is needed for running such a service. It currently loads 6 models per single GPU. And I think I have some VRAM left to add even more.
High fuel prices could kill more Europeans than fighting in Ukraine
Considering Pew got the exact same result and that's a respected Western pollster it's a bit puzzling how you imply "Russian soldiers" had any impact. Do you believe Pew lied? They're independent.

You also avoided Catalonia, when Spain brutally stamped down on any independence movement. I guess when you pick and choose who's imperial based on politics, these contradictions are inevitable :)
Yes, that’s a big part of the problem. By far the most common lawbreakers I see in my day-to-day are cops committing traffic infractions. You can tell you’re by a police station solely by how impassable the sidewalk becomes for pedestrians.

There was an incident recently in which someone removed an obstruction from a license plate. The police ignored the illegally obscured plate but arrested the person clearing it for “criminal mischief”. The lawlessness and selective enforcement is astonishing.
Meta is the context here, so I think “Meta’s Metaverse” is what’s relevant in this discussion, since that’s what they’re investing in and working on. They’re not putting any hours into some existing, apparently rejected, external experience.
According to status it is running normal, but it seems a lot of users, including myself who are paying users get the error "Thank you for participating in the GitHub Copilot Technical Preview. Your extended access has ended." - I get in both VS Code and JetBrains IDE:s
IMO you’re spot on. The catch being that between showing an ad and matching photo locations, the former has a near straight impact on the bottomline while the latter is murkier. When both are going through reviews, that’s a lot of weight difference in the arguments and we’ll see more of one that the other.
Just give angry religious zealots a crash course in genetics and epidemiology, its so easy! Why isn't the CDC doing this?
/s
Twitter fired engineers because bad code review just before Thanksgiving
That was my first thought as qell, especially with the rewriting history part. It is a fascinating topic in any case.
> Pay range is $120-250k/yr. Think of this as an adventurous interlude between your more lucrative commercial gigs.

Is that not already pretty excellent pay? I'm aware FAANG engineers and high level technical leaders make $300k+ or double that or more when you include their stock value, but for at least 90% of engineers even in the US "$120-250k" is a pretty top tier rate.
Arabic numerals are little endian when writing right-to-left. Like Arabic is written.
> Why wouldn't oppressive regimes that are arresting dissidents review footage of dissidents that makes them look bad?

Because the faces aren’t real? They want to arrest dissidents not random people.
I'm not. I find them funny and amusing but that's pretty much it.
My problem isn’t food education. I’ve worked with a dietician program supervised by a bariatric doctor. Whole Foods adequate protein calorie counting etc. works for a while but the need for constant willpower battle is a bitch.
Knowing the status of ghosts is cool and all, but why should I prefer that ghosts not exist??
I actually built this as a startup two years ago. There's quite a few "prediction market" website out there which can be both for karma and real money. We tried to combine predictions with social media to allow users to build authority. The hard scale problem here is the reputation of the artibers of the challenge.

We ended up pivoting when we realized to make this compelling at scale we'd essentially become a news site, and we didn't want to do that.
In what sense?

The repo linked here appears to have contributions merged in that last month and it has a bunch of active pull requests.