skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Respectfully, your metaphor doesn’t bear any similarity to the way AdS/CFT works. In AdS/CFT there are dual quantum systems with no information loss. A bit more precisely, the correspondence relates the partition functions of quantum gravity in AdS with the partition functions of conformal fields. This implies the existence of a map between the two, which in this case happens to be extremely complex and nonlocal.

Another way of saying it is that the two descriptions are different representations of the same object. There is no projection or information lost in switching between descriptions.
If this article was even a little interesting to you, I strongly recommend The Man from the Future.
It basically gave me the same feeling of glee I got out of Google while it was still at stanford.edu: just a great UX and what feels like the correct answer on the first try. Google should be shaking in their boots.
"only takes a pencil and a piece of paper"

The attacker: - controls the host - can communicate with the PCI card
Apple is working on that, relentlessly thinning and sharpening their phones :)
You had me at perchance/otherwise.

Fucking brilliant!
How not? It expresses intention to harm a specific individual at a specific place if a certain implicit condition is met.
If the instruction is tagged to keep it from claiming a branch prediction slot, it does not thereby evict some other branch from its prediction slot.

A prediction slot is where statistics on past behavior of a branch at a particular address accumulate. If no past behavior is needed to predict whether the branch will be taken, the predictor needs no statistics to decide, and statistics on some other branch instruction may accumulate in that slot instead.
The cost per team member seems particularly egregious; I can't think of any other PaaS that does this OTOH
Debunking CISC vs. RISC code density
I would submit this would not be a very informative metric. Simply because the purpose of owning a gun to defend yourself is that you don't ultimately have to use it. There are many gun owners who never find themselves in that position, but just the knowledge that there are a lot of guns out there is an implicit threat that keeps the peace.
High school is a bit under a third of school years in the US, so that's a high school of about 3000 (which is how big my high school was, for example).
That applies to freight railroads how?

Notice the names of the railroads involved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_United_States_railroad_la...
Well, you won't find anyone saying their 2022 smartphone outperforms their 2022 DSLR

Because people who find their 2022 smartphone outperforming their 2015 DSLR don't upgrade to a 2022 DSLR.
I've weirdly heard people say this in the past too and I am equally baffled.

I think it stems from the fact that Google was slow at making C++11 available internally so there was a period of time where the rest of the world was using smart pointers and we couldn't. That may have just solidified a "Google uses old C++" meme out in the wild despite it being wildly out of date.
The idea is somewhat persistent amongst beginners though, whether sources agree or not. I guess that’s a problem of community-lead learning, instead of instructor-lead.
Well, I believe I said “porn is excluded or hidden from some contexts,” which is how Twitter handles it, at least within the U.S.

Anyway, the point is that moderation of porn is widely socially accepted because it aligns with values that are widely held. And if you want to understand why people want hate speech moderated (for example), you also need to look at it through the lens of values and beliefs that people hold.
Coming soon to a technological singularity near you.
This is great but also not 100% accurate. My address shows nothing but my neighbor's address shows all the various other options in the area. My area also got fiber ~ 2 months ago and it's not shown on this map at all.

But still could have used something like this each time I moved and had to figure out what providers were in a particular location.
Don't believe everything you read. Crime was worse in the 90s.
Oh, picking-up trash is certainly one of those things that will take people-centuries to solve once somebody decides to solve it.

There are people-centuries of work applied to picking-up some much more controlled items on fabrics and warehouses. And the problem is just barely solved enough for the machines to be useful.
Maybe we'd like to think it's the other way around, but in reality...
Agreed. Progressives identified a problem and tried to fix it. Their choice of DA was recalled by others (including liberals) and was replaced with a “tough on crime” DA who they promised would fix the problem. So far, this DA hasn’t made a dent, things have gotten worse, and all we hear is “it takes time to fix things! Give them a chance!” Yeah no shit, but that courtesy that was not extended to the progressive DA before the recall campaign started.
Isn't Google Maps limited to a tiny little 100MB chunk or something? Fine for hiking, less fine for cross country road trips. Here Maps has free offline maps that will let you grab entire countries/continents if you have the space for it.
> Is "shut the fuck up, fa**t" an idea? That's precisely the sort of thing that I see people say shouldn't lead to bans on Twitter.

It's not an idea, though I don't see a particular reason to ban it, unless you have a platform like Saidit that generally encourages constructive discussion over baseless insults (which I consider a great idea).
How Cell Service Works (Wendover Productions)
Violent crime is lower than 10 years ago, and much lower than 30 years ago.
There is nothing about something being "natural" that makes it inherently safer. Indeed there is nothing that is not natural in fact. Wood ash soap is no different than any other soap you may buy in the market. It only differs in the way that potassium hydroxide, that is used to make soap, is obtained. It doesn't matter whether you obtain potassium hydroxide from wood ash or other industrial methods, it still is potassium hydroxide! Of course in older times burning wood was the only known method of obtaining potassium hydroxide. It doesn't mean it's the best method not does it change the overall outcome in any way.

You seem to be taking a diss at science. The point of science is to learn more about things, whether they are old school or modern. Science does not discriminate. People of course bluff in the name of profits for their own gain, but if you do not have knowledge about the things, you won't be able to call out the bluff.
> It's not hard to beat a player that does what you suggest; just send some middling pieces after each piece that moves. You'll take the weak pieces and reveal the strong pieces.

But taking a strong piece means revealing a stronger piece of you own. That’s why I think the best strategy is to put almost all your weak pieces up front.,and wait for your enemy to reveal their pieces. Scouts, especially, are canon fodder that you sacrifice to find out information about the enemy and that you need to get rid of so that you get room to maneuver.
Im slightly confused by this.

I don't remember getting feast, but then I'm not American so wouldn't have picked up on it.

But then I've noticed USian spellings of other words which would suggest I'm not getting a UK specific version

Spoiler:

Today a got a word about what fat thighs do.
This is in the book. It is not swept aside. Perhaps you would like the book.
With `perhaps` being a quantum superposition of 1 and 0, that collapses into a single value when used.
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>Surprisingly, picture quality was on par. Low-light, stabilization, everything.

Almost certainly this is not true. It seems far more likely to me that perceived image quality after in device post processing was similar.

A lot of the quality of smartphone cameras comes from their software, which does a really good job at using the sensor data to create good images.
Cameras sold to photographers do not do that, or not as much. This is by design, if you are a photographer (someone who is interested in the process of photography) these corrections are something you really do not want, as they remove your ability to manually control these corrections later.

You are actually comparing two different types of images and it is quite unsurprising that the DSLR did not "win".
Great and easy tutorial, introduce ZFS on Debian11
The original service is getting reverse-engineered: https://youtu.be/DSrQoveMbf8
Restaurants commonly have such hoods. I don't know of any private homes that do, though I don't doubt a few exist.
>With 5G connectivity, the robot responded immediately to my commands, via an Xbox controller, for it to move.
>But when we switched down to 4G, the momentary delay between me touching the controller and the robot receiving the instruction - this is called latency - resulted in drama.

This sounds like a typical smoke and mirrors demo - make the new technology dramatically better by handicapping its predecessor. A journalist whose job is to inform the public, should be a bit more critical when reporting this stuff - I believe the BBC has enough budget to not have to produce a straight-up infomercial.
You can use third party camera apps to avoid Deep Fusion.
For some context: California imprisons about 550 people per 100k. Florida imprisons about 750 per 100k.

Interestingly, Florida refuses [1] to even allow a vote on whether you can force prisoners to work (unlike 20 other states [2]):

"Died in Criminal Justice & Public Safety Subcommittee"

1. https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2022/39

2. https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/sta...
I wonder if the impact to the flashlight market was measurable.
SBF Is Crypto Personified
San Francisco is strongly affected by foreign countries though, through organized crime drug and stolen property smuggling.

https://cis.org/Arthur/Honduran-Migrants-and-San-Francisco-D...

https://www.singletracks.com/community/how-bike-index-used-f...

https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/alleged-internatio...

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/san-francisco/sf-milk-...

I think it's insane to expect the SFPD to have the power to stand up alone to the kind of forces it's up against.

You barely ever hear local politicians talk about it even, I think they're afraid for their lives.
I would have assumed that overuse was a desirable outcome for the manufacturer.
XR glasses don't solve the HID part (I don't think people will start pointing at things in the air. Even if they do it's much more tiresome).
"Central Limit Theorem" says that "adding (bounded variance) stuff together makes it converge to a Gaussian" (roughly). On the other hand, when you are adding random variable together, you are actually convolving their densities. Thus, what the CLT says is that a gaussian is some sort of attractor/fixed point of the "dynamic process" of convolving (finite energy/bounded variance) distributions.
> The author ran out of memory; They ran a program that needs 10GB of ram on a machine with only 8GB of ram in it.

No, you can clearly see the O(sqrt(N)) trend at every level of the memory hierarchy.
My take is that it's the sheer population density that enables it. Large, dense European cities like Paris and Barcelona also have a rat problem.

Rats travel within a 100 meter radius from their nest in search for food, so more humans = more waste = more food. Even if we keep everything tidy there's always this 1% of assholes who litter.

At the same time the denser the city, the more difficult it is to conduct waste disposal services because even the nicest garbage container is going to smell, so you want it appropriately far from buildings and garbage trucks are large vehicles, which struggle in narrow alleys.
Comparing to new grads is a strawman argument, I didn’t make that comparison in my orginal comment. I would argue new grads can have the same or more experience (courses, assignments & internships) yet they would still be treated as entry level when entering the industry. Regardless, I wouldn’t classify either cohort as being particularly experienced. Educated? Trained? Practiced? Sure. Not experienced. To make a bad analogy, take a soldier from a 2 year training bootcamp and put them shoulder to shoulder with a 1 year combat veteran and you will see a significant discrepancy in the majority of cases.

Yes, I personally believe that the animosity isn’t usually targeted at the fact that boot camp grads went through boot camp. Hell, programmers are most commonly self taught using free online resources for the majority of topics. My impression is because the boot camp is sold as a “get programming experience quick scheme” that most candidates would still be entry level after their program but are led to believe they are more senior.
How is a user supposed to discover long power button press?
You should publish a paper about md5 preimage attacks if you know how to do what you just described. Im not aware of any existing ones. Are you maybe confusing collision attacks with preimage attacks?
Lots mainly because it was integrated. Video conference was supported right away with the free red5 streaming server, decades ago. Compare that with webrtc thats so hard to make it work right

Html does most of the stuff now in theory, but its so much more difficult to access that it's not fun
> without receiving personal abuse

You're right, sorry. That may have been a bit too much.

I don't agree that nobody uses it. A brief google search tells me that millions of people do use it and the surely inaccurate analytics sites I took a look at show millions of views a month. I disagree with a lot of what Mozilla does, but much of that involves the decisions they make directly affecting Firefox or projects like FirefoxOS or other weird stabs into the dark. Expanding available features for users is something I consider a good thing, that includes providing a decent VPN/proxy service and integrating Pocket.

Mozilla does a lot of things wrong, but imo, Pocket isn't one of them. In fact, if it provides a viable alternative to things like Google News, I see that as a net benefit for all of us.
Apparently they've had this post on their forum since November: https://community.render.com/t/pricing-update-nov-2022-reque...

It's mind-boggling that they didn't think it necessary to surface this in the Render Dashboard, where users would actually see it.

I've been thinking about moving to fly.io, the only thing keeping me on Render right now is their Preview Environments.
TBH both photos look horrible compared to smartphones nowadays or is this just 100% crop? I'd like to see whole photo.
I mean, they are actually not doing better job. Nothing like that was demonstrated at all.
I’m not sure if that’s as true as we want to believe.

The only stat that is reliable is murder. And murder is way up, not 90s level, but way up.

Meanwhile the non-policing of property crimes is a completely new phenomenon, so I don’t know if we’ve even seen this much shoplifting, public defecation, window smashing, etc.
1) Thanks for the reminder that I'm getting old :-)

2) IIRC, that house had a whole house softener.
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"std::make_" isn't a great comparison (IMO) because Google has a widespread culture of noexcept so it wasn't critical to adopt this style for constructing smart pointers. std::unique_ptr<Foo>(new Foo()) was a thing for a while there. There is also an alternative absl::MakeUnique<T> that was available before we had std::make_unique available internally so you'll need to search for that too.

The style guide, C++ readability, and general code review has all but banned raw "new" for years and years. You can find plenty of CVEs where the root cause is a UAF on a managed object.
Or they don't have a car and the city bus isn't going to allow you to bring a mattress on it! Your options then are pay someone $100 to get rid of it (which you likely don't have if you don't have a car) or dump it somewhere and hope for the best.
"Domestic Violence is lower than X years ago", [let's not worry about it].
How to JIT – An Introduction
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/19/apples-head-of-software-says...
In new code, compromise with "coulor".
If it were from South London, you might replace “sibling” with “bruv” and “true” with “believe”…
The question seems to hinge on the definition of child. Totally my fault, I said "should children get access to surgery". The productive way to go is to talk about ages and interventions available.

What we can affirm is that: people in slovenia can have sex reassignment surgery at 15, in scotland at 16. In most EU countries, after 18

https://fra.europa.eu/en/publication/2017/mapping-minimum-ag...

And the we can ask if those policies are generating more happiness than suffering, or more suffering than happiness.

The NYT article mentions a 16 year old getting a mastectomy, hormones, and then regretting it. I would consider a 16 year old a child, but you might not, and that is fine. The useful question is still: was it too soon? Maybe not! Maybe she is just unlucky, and mastectomies of 14 years old will make the world a better place.

But it is a discussion, and people will not accept that they don't get to ask questions and have opinions.
There is a time when you need unsafe. Hopefully those are rare, but most rust projects will need it. (remember Rust is aiming for systems programming, some domains never need unsafe, but others will need it).

I'm a c++ guy interested in Rust, my understanding is Unsafe lets me design custom high performance interfaces that do weird pointer tricks (which is needed to interface to the C and C++98 interfaces I work with), and it is on me to bounds check. Then the users of my interface don't use unsafe because I did all the nasty parts and their code is easy to write well.
> torture-filled cows

I think other animals are used just as much (if not more) in industrial processes, I assure you there's no conspiracy to specifically oppress cows.
4) If computers get good enough at 1) or 2), then there'd be much bigger problems, and essentially all humans will become the starving artists.

Also, I'm not so sure that language models like SD, Imagen, GPT-3, PaLM are purely copycats. And I'm not so sure that most human artists are not mostly copycats either.

My suspicion is that there's much more overlap between how these models work and what artists do (and how humans think in general), but that we elevate creative work so much that it's difficult to admit the size of the overlap. The reason why I lean this way is because of the supposed role of language in the evolution of human cognition (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_language)

And the reason I'm not certain that the NN-based models are purely copycats is they have internal state; they can and do perform computations, invent algorithms, and can almost perform "reasoning". I'm very much a layperson but I found this "chains of thought" approach (https://ai.googleblog.com/2022/05/language-models-perform-re...) very interesting, where the reasoning task given to the model is much more explicit. My guess is that some iterative construction like this will be the way the reasoning ability of language/image models will improve.

But at a high level, the only thing we humans have going for us is the anthropic principle. Hopefully there's some magic going on in our brains that's so complicated and unlikely that no one will ever figure out how it works.

BTW, I am a layperson. I am just curious when we will all be killed off by our robot overlords.
then the iSwitch
It is silly, but even small things like foo and bar could be a barrier or distraction at least. At least I am thinking more about 'Why the heck foo and bar? Why?! Why not A or B or other more neutral and common? What could be the hidden meaning?...' than about the logic of the example.
Nobody force you to use cloud features. None of photos my wife or me take are stored in the cloud.
>even for RAW format SLR cannot beat modern flagship phones [1] [2]

Total nonsense. Of course a modern medium or full format camera outperforms any phone on technical aspects.
"G'day Alexa." And I imagine she calls you a cunt once in a while, for good measure.
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We (French speakers) call macaroni macaroni though. Although there is also the term "coudes", meaning "elbows".
Musk is as much free speech enthusiast as he is astronaut. He is systematically and notoriously punishing any speech he does not like. He did that pretty much anywhere he had power.
For those wondering "but wasn't transmission-remote-cli already a thing", this is the python 3 fork as stated in the readme.
According to Wikipedia[0], using "ise" is still the British spelling, as well as Australian spelling. However, the Oxford spelling of these words are using "ize".

After a customary search, I can't seem to find any sources that suggest using "ise" might be French, and made popular by British newspapers, besides the below Wikipedia article claiming newspapers using the "ise" spelling, instead of "ize". I'd love to see some sources on this if you have any.

I grew up in Britain, and have been spelling using the "ise" version, but since I've started working for a US company, I've started using "ize" everywhere since it's just easier. In addition, it's still accurate British, when using the Oxford spelling. Although, it did take me a while to get accustomed to changing my writing.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oxford_spelling
Relevant: Stephen Fry explains the difference between British and American humour: https://youtu.be/8k2AbqTBxao
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Its always fun to comment on singularity comments sounding like a bot that went of the rails and lost context and does not know how to end a sentence and trys to keep the convertsation going within one sentence to not experience existential dread of dying at the end of a sentence.
They understand it, but they actively work to undermine it by engineering the human race.
How does this jive with the claim that free speech is about expressing ideas?
Which would make biscuits "Plätzchen" in German.
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I built a free tool you can use to check if a website is using Google Fonts. It tests the website using headless Chrome (Puppeteer), so all methods of font loading are captured, not just hardcoded references.
Not in Texas — the Texas castle doctrine extends to your vehicles and workplace.

See section 9.31 here.

https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PE/htm/PE.9.htm
> Some users may have angst about typing characters such as ü and ß, but Odersky dismisses this idea: “Being completely unable to enter half the syntax on an English keyboard may make coding slower, but that never seemed to hold Scalaz back.”

Bravo Martin
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