skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You mean, manipulating strings of bytes? Bytes don't have to be memory, you can just use bytestrings in Python or whatever.

Raw memory access is something you normally need to create vulnerabilities, not to exploit them :)
The issue with porn on twitter isn't that adults may or may not be confronted to it. It's not about the adults.
A massive out-of-city dumpster is only possible if the authorities are looking the other way, and this is valid for Taiwan, Germany or Romania just the same. Yes individuals are dumping the garbage but it's the society as a whole accepting it, maybe with minor moaning.
I'm in Vietnam and about six months ago I made a new Twitter account for our business.

I can tell you that this new account got absolutely flooded with porn suggestions, all Vietnamese language, a lot of it looking like borderline underage stuff.

I'm not anti-porn in any way but this was pretty awful. My business is a bakery, I did nothing to invite these suggestions except sign up. I did start to follow bakery and coffee related accounts and the suggestions got better after a few days but not entirely. Then for reasons about a month ago I decided that our business shouldn't use Twitter anyway.

Incidentally when I log into my personal Facebook account here, since I have personalized ads turned off I get shown local Vietnamese language ads in the sidebar and for several months these have just been straight up hardcore porn. Loads of penis enlargement ads featuring close ups of actual penises, lots of "hot women in your area" showing way more than I want to see when I just logged in to check how my family back home in Europe are doing.

Just because you don't see unwanted stuff on social media, don't assume other people have the same experience. Facebook are notorious for basically doing zero content moderation in Asian countries (see Myanmar), and we all know what's going on with Twitter. I'm pretty sure that within a pretty short timeframe it's no longer going to be borderline underage stuff in non English speaking parts of the world.
Interesting for me because the example on the page: "2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference" shows a neatly presented timeline that is full of sentences with dates attached that have no consistency with their importance or theme.

Confirmation bias for me is: the software doesn't understand anything so the summary (or transformation) is nonsensical.
I agree, though I can see this being hard for many. Even when technically resting, knowing you are technically in working hours is often enough to prevent real leisure.
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What are some good resources to get into working with this and learning the basics around ML to get some fundamental understanding of how this works?
Would it be possible to run 2 SD instances in parallel on a single M1/M2 chip?

One on the GPU and another on the ML core?
The difference is that mechanical engineers need math to understand what they are doing. Engineers are essentially applied mathematicians. They are responsible for design because you cannot design without math.

For software development, you don't need math. This may change when data science is taken more serious and companies have to guarantee the quality of the derived knowledge. So it's the other way round. When our industry changes, we will adopt a similar distinction.

Software doesn't need math because testing is enough.
Unlike physical objects, it doesn't cost much to test software, especially because reproduction is almost free. Additionally, with SaaS, software doesn't run unsupervised and thus there is constant testing. In that environment software can almost always be adjusted and reproduced when there are problems.
Notably absent from said list of languages: Google's Go
Honestly the colors on Pro/Max models are heinous. On the other hand, even if you are good about not dropping your phone, a xxxx $ phone probably should go into a full-cover bumper anyway so it doesn't matter how ugly the phone is.
> React + TypeScript [...] anecdote

I agree that that combination it is very ceremonial.

We now doing new projects in Elm as the JS/TS ecosystem simply does not cut it for me.
I would imagine they sell lower volumes of it so they can only offer a smaller range of colours
Hardly notable. Go is an application langage and managed runtime. Android already has that.
Stripe Enables Fiat-to-crypto On-ramp
It has more benefit than Bitcoin. Again, gold is used in real world applications.
I was annoyed when I found out vuex4 was pinia. But I followed the guide and converted over and was suprised it works without any bugs. (Except for my typos during the migration) turned out great and I love the simplified api.
Using ChatGPT to Cheat in Class
Like many people, it seems, I have been playing with ChatGPT since yesterday. I wanted to see whether it can be used by high school and university students to cheat in writing classes, and it sure looks like it can. See Tests 3 through 9 here:

https://www.gally.net/temp/202212chatgpt/index.html
Excellent observation. This right here is what a senior frontend engineer, that has gone through a couple rewrites and hype cycles, looks like.

The fact that they used a popularity contest as justification is laughable: if you have more than 3 years in the field you have experienced the pattern that the new kid on the block, often untested and with smaller mind share, jumps to the top of any "which framework would you like to try next?" surveys, while the tried and tested one move towards the bottom.

https://emtemp.gcom.cloud/ngw/globalassets/en/research/image...

No stable and productive framework will ever be able to compete in hype and good PR than alpha-quality software.
Render Price Changes
Show HN: Course material for numerical methods lectures at Harvard SEAS
You're completely right in that this is exactly what the app store rules will describe as a digital transaction.

It also highlights the insanity of the app store rules. I though Facebook being blocked from showing the percentage of purchases being sent to Apple was peak ridiculousness, but this is yet another step.
It is called Common Lisp and Scheme.
Stand your ground laws, do not make it legal for someone to run out of their house, shooting at people, if they see them approaching their front door.

They also do not make it legal for you to pursue someone either.

They have to do with retreating from an assault.

Again, this is just another excuse, and part of the problem. The more Americans view interaction through this lens, the worse they are for it.
Clearly a case of money over ethics.
The training-set was nerfed really good as well, it wasn't just OpenCLIP that was replaced. They will successively re-admit more training data during the 2.x releases I guess.
Same. I normally prefer boring old tech, but I’ve migrated all my projects over to Sveltekit. Yep, breaking changes are annoying but it’s worth it. It’s got the point where you’d need to pay me lot to work on a Vue or (especially) React project.
Hierarchical Pixel Integration for Lightweight Image Super-Resolution
I guess I'm using the word "matters" differently. I'm using "matters" to mean, "we ought to consider this when we think about the justice or morality of the situation". Similar to "relevant" or "useful".
Advent of Code 2022 VS GPT-3
There is the idea of a "lipostat" which is the mechanism of the body to regulate it's weight. In a person with obesity or anorexia, the lipostat would be off, so the body would be trying to maintain a higher or lower than regular weight. (I think I read about it first on the slimemoldtimemold blog).

The interesing thing is, in case of underweight, the lipostat might not just cause reduced hunger and increased body temperature for example. It might also affect self-image and cause you to feel you are too fat. This is still speculation of course, and I can imagine that it makes people uncomfortable, since we like to believe our self is in control of our body and not the other way around. But it is entirely possible that "socially transmissible" or seemingly "cultural" disorders are intertwined in a complex way. (What if you need certain widespread contaminants, or microbiome deficiencies, plus trauma experience or unhealty body images in media to cause anorexia.)
Why does it matter what gender the creator is?
Blackstone limits withdrawals at $125B property fund as investors rush to exi
I can't help but think of the ship of Theseus! This thought experiment raises the question of whether something can remain the same despite undergoing significant changes. If all of the planks on the ship of Theseus were eventually replaced, is it still the same ship? Similarly, if a person undergoes significant changes throughout their life, are they still the same person? This is an interesting perspective to consider, and I would love to hear what others think about it. Let's discuss!
Apple at this point is a Mafia org
The archived version: https://archive.ph/gw86Y
> - Very poor typescript support.

If you use class components and prop decorators, the TS support is actually pretty nice. Kinda boilerplate heavy, but nice.
The churn back in the backbone.js/Ember/Knockout generation was much higher. Seems to have mostly stabilized on React, Angular, and Vue, all about 10+ years old now. Though major versions of these admittedly can add a lot of breakage. (Angular 1 to 2 was devastating for many people).

Of the alternatives, Svelte may be the biggest, and is 6 years old.

Web Components are also a decade old concept (implemented to some degree for several years).
I find your points rather weird.

> e.g. how to make a piece of state inside one component accessible from another.

That is logically the same with every component framework, there is only one correct way to design it, flowing inside data are props, outgoing data are events. Was always the same.

> Then when I saw Vue3 was adding a new, apparently separate way of

> doing things (the composition API), but also not deprecating any

> current abstractions, that was what specifically made me start

> looking for alternatives.

How does this makes any sense? There is no need to deprecate the component declaration cause of the way it works. Instead of exporting a native JS Object you just use defineComponent({...}) to get type annotations, that it.
> How laws are sold to the public are not how they get applied. Nixon's 1971 Federal Election Campaign Act, meant to regulate campaign finance, was immediately used to curtail speech critical of Nixon.

This is an argument against laws, corruption, and government. It is not, however, an argument against any particular position on speech. A capricious supreme court could revert to the speech precedent the US had for the first 150 years of it's existence, which we both presumably agree is flawed. Laws can be written and misapplied.

Neither of those things being possible suggests that, as a value, free speech maximalism is superior to free speech...almost maximalism. It's clear that you can have stability and discussion and support for fairly extreme ideologies under the more restrictive speech standards of Europe.
Kanji lessons coming soon. :)
Whoops! Japanese-learning app then.
sounds like you're mad because you don't understand simple game theory (and perhaps also jealous of his mental capacities and/or status?). Mr Neumann wasn't advocating for "genocide" (which is a completely false characterization, if not a hysterical one) as much as he was trying to save the world from much worse fate.
Universities have endowments. They don’t need to spend all the money they get through tuition, they can use some to increase their endowment. In the end, if your endorsement has eleven digits, you are elite, regardless of what US News says.
Microsoft never prevented you from installing anything you like on their OS.
If we would take in account the monetary value of the huge amount of lost working hours that the companies must sacrifice by VAT, and the huge friction that VAT introduces in the relationship between customers and companies, it does not worth it.

Is a big problem for keeping a sane free market because it favors the few big companies, at the coast of hurting the million of small and tiny companies that support the economical tissue. It boost also the companies overseas that can eat the market alive. You are making your economy anti-competitive deliberately.

But politicians love it. They love being rewarded with one in each 5 goods and services for the privilege of sitting, doing nothing and not providing any single valuable service for it. (All the services provided are double taxed apart yet).

Is basically institutionalized mobster-bribe, tax-by-pass in each street coin, so is not probably that will end soon.
Your argument is essentially blaming the victims.
Normille, while the idea of our cells constantly being replaced may sound intriguing, it's important to remember that not all of our cells are replaced at the same rate. In fact, some of the cells in our brains, such as neurons, are not replaced at all. So while it's true that our bodies are constantly undergoing changes at the cellular level, it's not accurate to say that every cell in our bodies is replaced within a specific time frame, such as 7 years. Let's not get too carried away with this idea!
Definitely App Academy Open. App Academy is one of the original bootcamps and they have solid curriculum. They have their entire course for free online

https://www.appacademy.io/course/app-academy-open
Wrote some tools in php + html + vanilla js, around 15 years ago, still in use, with ZERO work to maintain them.

Wrote some tools in the last 4 years in the new fancy js ecosystem, and have to update them them permanently, migrate to new version, and and and.

I am sure, i did something right in the past, but i don't now what ;-)
> > if the programmer is "smart enough".

> Can't defend this, but tbh I've never heard it.

Take a look at this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33824934

> Modern C++ has many memory safety features. If a company has learned that its people fail to use them, then bad for them.

It is a somewhat common attitude in this type of thread.
Individual courses are $120, unlocking all seven is $300 (USD).
Does this mean Blackstone will have to sell their residential properties in order to meet withdrawal requests?

Thus, housing prices will be pressured by this.
Kanye West suspended from Twitter after posting a swastika
Doom port in 3 2 1....
Abolish Money (2020)
Just wanted to say you have done a good job explaining here. Unfortunately people love to concentrate on negative outcomes without thinking about the positive. On balance the few, arguably "bad" things Lamda has done seem to be hugely outweighed by the positive.
https://budibase.com/
For 1)
The asymptotic best for sorting is O(n log n), if you're only allowed to compare the size of elements. If you allow operations like array indexing with elements, which is possible for integers, it gets as good as O(n) with radix sort.
Programming languages that can be compiled to zk proofs..we're really living in the future!
React Documentary by Honeypot – Official Trailer
Looks like a really cool product.
Can you tell me more about the onboarding process?
> But again as I was saying before; a connection to the net required that you pay a middle man such as an ISP or telecom company. So even if 'the net' itself was free in some fashion without all the ways to pay for things and etc; the 'net' itself was not free to access. You still needed that middleman to provide some form of connection for you, provided you weren't joining a local lan or something like that (if I understand correctly) and even that isn't 'the internet'. It's just a personal network between friends.

The early net worked much the same way as a personal network between friends. If you wanted to join, you could run your own cable to someone who was connected; charging for connections and data transfer came much later. Of course someone had to rig and maintain a cable (or make regular phone connections, or what have you), and wires don't grow on trees, but this wasn't on a commercial basis in the early days; it was a research project for some but mostly just a thing cool people did; those who could contributed and those who couldn't didn't, like a potluck.

> 1. Anything prior to 1993 would constitute the internet as still being a project and not giving any credence to the idea of the internet being free; since it was still in its developmental stages at that point. It's most early ones at that.

Nonsense; 1993 is decades into the development of the net.

> Even if you or I were not paying for it out of pocket, the government was.

The government was one entity among many that ran parts of the net in some countries. They may have ran the biggest and most important connections, but they weren't the whole thing; the whole point of the net is that it's a network, with no single point of failure.

> And the government pays for things via the taxes it takes from our pocket.

Nah, the government takes what it can and sometimes pays for things, but there's no real connection between those two actions. Government-provided stuff is free.
They can be quite useful, but I just stopped using them due to muscle memory of Ctrl-a for screen / tmux.
I don't think Svelte came out in 2019, I have a first commit on a Svelte 2.0 app from July 2018.
This is written by someone who has never used enterprise commercial software.
Migrating from Hugo to Astro
https://twitter.com/kanyewest ?
Nope. If you do physics and claim a theory does not need to be testable, you are just naked.
I never knew about `ga`, that's pretty useful, thanks!
As will Angular lol
Using a GTP3 Gmail Account to Fix Poor Literacy Skills
You don't know how good you have it to work on the backend (and I don't mean Node).

Trust me, the grass ain't greener on the other side.
Cool to see that not only the product but also an organization is planned. 8 full-time employees is an ambitious goal. Do you have plans for financing other than donations?
> but control of TSMC would be a very strong leverage over the west.

They'll never control TSMC by invading Taiwan. TSMC will sabotage their equipment if it looks like a CCP invasion is about to succeed. CCP knows that, it's not their main reason for wanting Taiwan.
> Web components are a browser standard; so anyone thinking about the long haul for their web product would be well advised to think about web components as well.

It doesn't make it

1. a good standard,

2. a requirement, and

3. a viable standard to support

There are countless issues with web components none of which are on any path to solution, they keep valiantly solving issues that only arise from introducing web components in the first place, and there are multiple well-documented and discussed reasons why the absolute vast majority of frameworks (including the new ones) don't use them as their foundation.

> Declarative shadow DOM is an emerging browser standard that is literally compatible with SSR

1. It's only "emerging"

2. As far as I understand, there are still multiple unresolved issues

3. The fact that it's available in Chrome (don't insult us by using the vague Blink-based browsers) means literally nothing. Because Chrome are well known for shipping half-baked Chrome-only non-standards just because they feel like it

(Don't also forget how horrendously bad the whole API is https://twitter.com/WebReflection/status/1526186094232064000)
GC is the bubblesort of our era. I mean it seems to be a very inefficient way to solve a problem.

I hope computer scientists will come up with something better than GC.
As someone who switched from Vue 2 to React around when hooks were introduced, can someone explain to me why they like non-React frameworks? Based on my experience, they all have some drawbacks:

- Template languages instead of JS. If I want to perform some operation, I have to use their if and for constructs in their unique template language. In React I can just write JS.

- Due to the above, TypeScript support is often lacking or outright poor. IDE support also usually is less than React. The maintainers of the IDE plug-ins simply don't have as much bandwidth as those of React, likely due to lack of man power.

- Vue has a weird plugin architecture, I remember that I couldn't simply import a library as in regular JS or React, I had to register it as a plugin for some reason. Not sure if the situation changed since Vue 2.

- Vue also has a weird way of writing out the code, it had to be done inside an object in the script part of the single file component.

- Speaking of SFCs, cool concept but again depends on IDE support. I'd much rather have a folder for each component and colocate my CSS and JS files there as in React, or use a CSS in JS solution.

- Signals and two way data binding are not as good as people think. When you have a big enough project, you'll understand, as changing one thing can change something else completely separately and debugging is like untangling spaghetti. I actually had to do this for a big Vue 2 project and it just put me off from the concept. There's a reason why React has explicit one way binding, even if it's more code to write and wire up.

- Hooks are incredible. For people who don't get it, they should actually read this GitHub issue about adding something similar to Flutter, the author Remi Rousselet is a well known library author and shows the value of hooks in any declarative UI framework. He explains how, much as functions encapsulate state, hooks encapsulate life cycles, and how mixins fundamentally cannot work the same way in a class based architecture with component life cycle methods.
https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/51752

- Even if everything all else was equal, everything above was fixed, the main difference for switching is that library support is vastly, vastly lacking for non React libraries. The community assumes React first over anything else, and the quality of React libraries vs non React ones are night and day. Take react-three-fiber or Framer Motion for example, no way there's something of that quality in non React ecosystems

- I even got annoyed by the lack of library support and being treated like a second class user and switched to React. The network effect is real.