skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Or maybe people aren't stupid but they don't give a shit.
Well I hope for Mozilla's sake that you two are representative of Mozilla's current and target userbase because their market share indicates otherwise.
It is kind of like a very opaque but trainable Turing machine.
> Bitwarden: They look cool but "In September 2022, the company announced $100M series B financing". In my experience, usually, financing = bad.

You can self-host bitwarden using the opensource implementation of bitwarden server. It includes everything, even the pro features, and supports multiple accounts for the whole family for example: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden
Women have been having kids past 30 since the dawn of humanity. The only difference is that now women tend to be older at the time of their FIRST pregnancy. Before the modern era women would start having kids in their late teens or early 20s and continue doing so until menopause in many causes, so that's up til 45-55. Plenty of women are perfectly capable of having healthy kids past 30 and even past 40.
I guess I kind of think of that as like "Lisp has a lot of brackets!" true, but something someone looking into potentially using it knows already.
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All plastics are endocrine disruptors [a], though the an easy filter is softer = worse. If anything food related is in contact with plastic there will be plastic in the food. The pH and temperature of the food have a big impact on plastic leaching.

And sperm quality mostly affect fertility. The egg and the body if the woman is incredibly effective at selecting quality sperm and rejecting bad sperm. There are multiple guidance systems for sperm which selects for good quality [b].

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b. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sperm_guidance
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I don't think you're right. Even if you add "correct" context, and in many of these cases "I can locate correct context" already means the GPT-tech isn't adding much, GPT still as absolutely no guard rails stopping it from confabulating. It might confabulate something else, but it still confabulating.

Fundamentally, GPT is a technology for building convincing confabulations, and we hope that if we keep pounding on it and making it bigger we can get those confabulations to converge on reality. I do not mean this as an insult, I mean it as a reasonable description of the underlying technology. This is, fundamentally, not a sane way to build most of the systems I see people trying to build with it. AI Dungeon is a good use because the whole point of AI Dungeon is to confabulate at scale. This works with the strengths of GPT-like tech (technically, "transformer-based tech" is probably a closer term but nobody knows what that is).
This is so sanctimonious and makes me angry.

Part of having kids is wanting your kids to have a life that's as good as, or better, than your current life. You want to give them all of the possible opportunities they can have in addition to instilling them with the values you deem important.

When I was in a position to potentially have a family, I realized that despite my good-on-paper job, my partner and I would not be able to afford any semblance of a good life if we stayed where we were living, and if we moved, I would never be able to see my family - all I would do is work and commute. I had to say no and it led to the dissolution of our relationship.

I don't have family around me, I don't have the option of having family around me, and it makes me angry that you say that I just need to "open my eyes" and see how the poor people do it.

Take a deep breath and reflect on what you said, please.
You might have noticed you can't send NFTs on Coinbase Wallet iOS anymore
Add this to configuration.nix:

virtualisation.docker.enable = true;

The best comprehensive guide is the manual:

https://nixos.org/manual/nixos/stable/
This sounds great, but I’d really prefer a fully-hosted solution. Do you offer one?
Age is also best avoided as it is the number one cause of bodily deterioration, disease and death.
Some users — possibly Brave's core target audience — might complain that there's no way to remain anonymous in this flow: either you allow Brave to leak your info to advertisers, or you allow Brave to leak your info to Stripe in the payment flow. There's (currently) no way to pay for a Brave Premium account with crypto or through any other anonymous mechanism.
>Allowing colleges to garnish a percent of your wages would make a lot more sense actually.

Is there any legal mechanism to do something like this?
I'm going to seriously disagree with your depiction:

- frankly fraps, daily, are a magnitude of order smaller than childcare. You could deprive yourself of a frap every day for literally years, and you still couldn't afford even 6 mo of daycare.

- we need to buy clothing more frequently because our clothing quality is shit, and the good clothing quality has increased in expense

- if you think adult humans consume medical services too often you're in for a fucking shock of your life when it comes to babies, which being pregnant is a consumption of medical services

- even small homes are much less affordable than in 1955 because the price of land has drastically increased compared to 1955

- student debt is taken on because we know for a fact that college graduates statistically outearn people without college degrees, outliers aside, and the cost of schooling has ballooned for a variety of reasons, one of which is that the previous generation had voted to withdraw funding for schooling

One household member staying home is also supremely dangerous for that one household member at home, which wasn't a problem in 1955 raping your wife was legal and women couldn't even own fucking bank accounts so it wasn't like women had great options besides staying home! If staying home was so good how come women immediately got the fuck out of the house as soon as it was available to them?
I love how this elaborate reply never mentions the obvious thing that the OP wants, text objects.
Why is Apple worth more than ARM and TSMC?
Cybersecurity is very broad and somewhat poorly defined.

Why is cybersecurity appealing to you? What is your current level of expertise/background/education? What do you mean when you say "cybersecurity career?"
I meant the being able to run any customizable script aspect for a social network site. Xanga also allowed that too, iirc
> E.g. if a function takes an interface as parameter type, you can create a dummy implementation which throw exceptions for any operation. So basically you have the same problem as you describe for dynamic languages

That's not at all the same problem, because here you're intentionally writing code that throws exceptions for some reason? Also, many languages, such as Java will not allow you to throw a checked exception that's not declared on the interface method - such issues will be statically checked and caught - thanks for proving my point ;)

> of valid inputs and an infinite number of invalid inputs. But this is the same for statically typed languages, and the type-checker will not help you, since a valid JSON string and an invalid JSON string look exactly same to the type checker.

Not at all, in a statically typed language the JSON would typically be deserialized into a structured type with all the benefits of type checking, validation and usage of the resulting values. Of course it's possible to just use a JSON string directly, but that's not idiomatic and generally not the way it's done in quality codebases.
Yeah, this is a pretty big issue that disproportionately effects mechanical keyboards, failing to account for the fact that the "ready" position in the context of gaming on a mechanical keyboard likely involves having the key being slightly depressed, just above the actuation point (think resting your fingers on WASD).
processing isnt a binary but a spectrum.

The harnessing of fire made humans the universal predator, that could denature poison and kill bacteria. Salt and Acid as preservatives fall into similar categories. This is processing that has been around as long as or longer than modern humans. Human's wouldn't be humans without fire, salt, and acid.

Conversely, pea protein isolate, spun into meat with 30 other isolated substances isnt really "food" in any historical or traditional sense.

Somewhere in-between lies things like fermentation. It's up to you to draw a line somewhere, or forget about lines and eat anything.
Maybe read the post before commenting? They answer all your points in it.

The proxy layer is self-hosted, the UI can be self-hosted and the keys are your own AWS KMS keys.
That's not the problem. The problem is they sold their service as one thing, and then completely switch on the users down the line, instead of being honest upfront.
I don't know, this other commenter begs to differ: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33819439
Nice article and interesting comparison.
Yet, I have a minor issue with the title: Deep Learning are also statistical methods ... "univariate models vs. " would be a better title.
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If I ever want to get a glimpse into the halfway intelligent minds of self-destructive humans, HN rarely disappoints.
It's for anyone who wants to learn NLP such that they get (a) an understanding of what's going on under the hood and (b) knowledge of how to get stuff done.

So the ideal outcome is someone who gets an end-to-end view from theory/concept to implementation.

If someone just wants to learn how to use tools/frameworks, I'd stick to the Colab notebooks. If someone's already experienced in ML and wants to learn something NLP-specific, I'd skip around to see what's interesting.
Is lower sperm count correlated with a change in sexual orientation?
What do you mean “some revenue”? The question is if PWAs are good enough on every other platform, why spend the development time and money to create apps?

And most startups are creating B2B services where you pay for the service outside of the App Store.
You can often buy milk at a coop in a glass bottle which can then be reused. Most of our beverage consumption is out of re-used milk bottles. :)
and if you play this card correctly can become yet another tourists attraction for NYC
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Yeah, they're so ubiquitous people have gotten used to them. Companies have learned that if you put ads in paid products, people grumble and moan but still keep paying for your product.

The future is ads everywhere, paid or free, doesn't matter. More revenue out of every user with little effort, shareholders love this stuff.
I have been enjoying Kagi. Don’t mind the $10 per month to support something that caters to me rather than advertisers.
ChatGPT first impressions: from code golfs to AI takeover
>absurd unsubstantiated claims

Interesting way to describe a situation in which company A had the same owners as malware company B and also integrated a never-before-seen unobfuscated copy of company B's malware into company A's app.

The claims are neither absurd nor unsubstantiated.
Brave (the browser) has a built-in ad-blocker, the existence of which could be taken as an implicit stance by its creators on how they feel about ads.
Reimaging a system generally eliminates any remote access tools, but if the ACPI Windows Platform Binary Table (an executable that lives in PC firmware by design that recent versions of Windows loads and runs automatically without ability to disable) has been compromised through a malicious firmware update to automatically install a RAT on power on, you may need to go so far as to manually flash the chip holding the firmware to a known non-compromised version. This is a highly technical operation and not for everyone.

Not using ACPI-based Windows-intended hardware, which will unfortunately consist of most of the PC-based motherboards you can purchase on the market today, can help avoid this situation in the first place.
Are you looking for investment?
Happy to close the deal, love that idea so much and trust the co-founders redwoodjs ;-)
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Nothing will happen to TSMC fabs if invasion happens. In fact most likely they will operate during invasion without interruption.

Seems unlikely? Right now Russian gas goes through pipeline in Ukraine to Europe. Either side miraculously avoided disabling it through entire war.
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Birds aren't gonna like this plan though
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Where? I don't see any account management in https://search.brave.com/
Our engine is self-hosted, so all of the data is kept local to your network and we can't read any of it. Concerns about data access and query latency are the two biggest reasons we decided to take the self-hosted approach.

Whether engineers can access the keys and decrypt data depends on your setup. The engine can use either AWS KMS or Vault for top-level key management, so if an engineer has full permissions over those then they could get the keys out. We can also host the keys in our infrastructure and sync them over to the engine if you're comfortable with that tradeoff.
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I know I’m being idiot on this as always but nor I’m sure why this isn’t said more often: Web search, and by extension Google Search, is a hostile document organization and search system.

Its principle is 1) there is a collection of “stolen Soviet documents”, or the web crawl, 2) obscured slice of meaningful data hidden in it that relates mutually by a $CODEWORD, and 3) “hostile” interest in it from a “spy” overhearing it, that the search engine can then work on to compile into a collection to present.

Whatever that answers a question given it is not a search, it’s something different.
Given up on Firefox?

That’s categorically false.

Firefox is more performant than ever.
If only rats had a natural enemy:

https://tenor.com/view/killer-upset-kitty-gun-meme-gif-86573...
Is it stalemate or a loss if an opponent vetos your only legal move?
Following the link from TFA (under "Search Premium") leads to https://account.brave.com/?intent=checkout&product=search
Import with osm2psql can take 13 h on a 128 GB machine with nvme, compared to 30 minutes with geodesk with only 32GB of ram.

They do not solve the same thing it seems. But if you want to ask questions on the data and how it relates to itself the geodesk is for you. It is made to do intersect and members checking.
… it’s open source, you can just fork it.
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The supplied link [0] appears to be broken.

[0] https://syllable.ai/careers/senior-devops-engineer-D52BC4A1F...
If there isn't a need for binary or two-way, SSE should be used instead of WS. Two-way with REST calls and SSE as a return channel is also great when it isn't latency sensitive, an example would be adding jobs to a queue and receiving progress updates.
The market eventually became saturated with products and services; today there are a lot more of them than pockets that can or will purchase them, therefore they fight to occupy the spots where people can notice them first, knowing that whoever comes after won't sell. This is a train wreck waiting to happen since there are no signs that it could self-limit in the immediate future; products and services sellers will eventually fight for every possible still free space to put ads into and win potential users attention; it will simply become worse and worse, unless someone invents consumerism with some limits built in, which in today's culture is deeply frowned upon.
Optimize your web, increase the number of clicks on your CTAs, and maximize leads.
It was free, so they never sold it and nobody ever bought it. Companies often times need to pivot or introduce pricing to their products to survive. Would rather pay a modest fee to ensure that Brave continues as an alternative to the major browsers vs them running out of money and shutting down.
Useless! Your analysis its obviosuly fake and lame.
> an implicit stance by its creators on how they feel about ads

Like Apple and AdBlock, the stance is that they want to sell their own ads in the spaces where they're blocking other people's
My argument against billboards with respect to 1A is that they're the visual equivalent of a bullhorn - protected speech doesn't guarantee an audience held hostage by their own senses.
> either you allow Brave to leak your info to advertisers

Can you expand on this? According to the article the ads are privacy-preserving but I'm open to hearing otherwise. There's not a lot of detail in the article.