skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, offline edits tend to generate larger units of delta. The larger the deltas, the more difficult or even impossible it is to merge with a sensible outcome for all parties. Falling back to manual merging will be an useful feature.

But wouldn't this mean the CRDT will be an evergrowing set like git? Is this even practical like when say, working with a thousand page book? To me it looks like it breaks the possibility of garbage collecting portions of CRDT which will make it harder to adopt in real-world apps.
Nothing technical, but want to keep up fitness and socializing.
This thread reminded me of three things.

1. I have always been afraid to cancel my Adobe subscription that gets me Photoshop

2. I bought the Affinity Suite months ago

3. Why not cancel my Adobe subscription, burn the ships, and give Affinity a REAL try. I can always go back.
Cooler Master’s workstation pod is an extravagant alternative to desks
SpaceX launches more payload to orbit than the rest of the world combined. They're the only ones who have managed to land orbital boosters.

Tesla has manufactured over 3 million cars. They are so successful that the majority of electric vehicles in developed countries are Teslas. Since Tesla is a publicly traded company, you can look at their SEC filings and see that less than 2% of their revenue comes from subsidies.[1] 86% of their revenue is from selling and leasing cars. 8% is from services related to those cars, and 5% is from energy generation and storage. In Tesla's accounting, regulatory credits are a rounding error.

I have a hard time figuring out how either of these businesses are a confidence trick.

1. https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1318605/0000...
I would not feel bad. The jobs which will be diminished (but not totally gone) will be the jobs which require technical skills to execute. Illustrations for books would be a good example - technically hard job which doesn’t require any special imagination nor mental skills. Ppl will create illustrations by describing the desired outcome. But even in this example there will be outstanding illustrators who are famous for their work.
> You can find posts from people who were hosting their own single user instance that went down because of a popular post that got federated across multiple instances.

That doesn't give confidence to the typical self-hosting Mastodon user who goes 'viral' somehow. So they should expect that if they were to have a post to go viral across instances they have to become a sys-admin for the day to bring it back and scale it up to handle the traffic.

No wonder normal users are not self-hosting their own instances to fully own and self-verify themselves on Mastodon and have to search for an instance to re-centralize to.

That is very disappointing and not a great sell for Mastodon so-called 'verification', but not at all surprising.
They can be weird about them but they can’t deny their legitimacy. Americans do have the right to cross state borders. In other countries during Covid, the ability to cross state/regional borders was denied. It made me appreciate the decisions made when founding the country a lot more.
Smaller fishes reproduce faster and in greater numbers so most of deaths are probably fish like anchovies and minnows that go mostly to a variety of processed fish products and cat food
or brand image fir that matter
Argentina Indie Security Tech Conf “SASO Conf”
A group of techies will be together in this indie tech event about free software and security
Global entry card is real ID compliant and a suitable backup. If you lose it, there’s not much somebody can do with it. If you lose your passport though, that’s just a more stressful thing to have to resolve
ZeroTier is definitely not based on WireGuard, it's its own custom protocol. Just thought you should know. It's their own and it used to be marketed as "a global network switch", it operates with 2400 MTU and fragments your packets when sending them (because MTU is 1500 on the internet). It also means you can send data over ZeroTier without IP addresses, broadcast and multicast should work too.

However, it's not WireGuard. WireGuard operates on L3, there's no L2 headers, you can't run MPLS over it, you can't add VLAN tags to it, you route all the traffic.

As long as you're not bridging yourself into the ZeroTier network there shouldn't be any issues though, but fragmenting always kills performance.

TL;DR: ZeroTier is not based on WireGuard.
This isn’t as good of an idea as you may think. It is in the best interest of everyone to allow illegal aliens to be licensed and insured.

Washington state also charges a premium for Real ID. For those who don’t fly or cross from Canada to the US, Real ID is just a waste of money.

EDL in WA will be $115 for 5 years starting in 2024. A US Passport Book is $130 for 10 years (or a US Passport Card is $30 and good for domestic air travel and land/ground to CA and MX). Why would I bother with Real ID? I can’t even renew Real ID online or get it immediately after having my photo taken. While quicker than a Passport, it takes 2-3 weeks.
I know quite a few cases of people that were happy and felt useful right up to the day of their retirement.
I don't know the origin of the phrase to "bet the farm" on something, but I'm thinking this guy wasn't the first to give it a shot.
It would be very useful to put the year of the article - 2007 - in the title.
Gave up on DDG after the Microsoft tracker thing, nothing against people still using it, I just couldn't personally trust them now. Objectively speaking, I found Brave Search provides better results with nice features. You can also use SearX to proxy DDG searches.

It's a shame, DDG are otherwise so user friendly.
It's the name. "Canada" in a name is marketing poison. The public just wouldn't like seeing US strategic weapons dismantled in a Canadian reactor. They need a rebranding as "Texacan Freedom Reactors".

Take Sea Doo jet skis. You have to dig deep in their website to find a reference to their Canadian origins, even harder on Ski Doo's website. And one would expect that Canadian heritage would be a plus for a snowmobile.
> it doesnt mean money turned to thin air

Of course it does. Wealth becomes money through credit. It promotes spending through the wealth effect [1].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wealth_effect
Chamath Palihapitiya is one of the main perpetrators of SPACs.
This sounds awesome and would love to see this demonstrated if you make any headway on it!
Celsius Judge Will Rule on Whether Lender Owns Customer Crypto
Less good vs bad more careful vs reckless.
That looks more like political posturing, nothing more. Consider that 99% of US vehicles are gasoline/diesel powered, there's no move to end the fracking revolution, US oil & gas production levels are not projected to decline over the next decade by any credible analysts, US export terminals for LNG are being expanded, and so on.

Even a relatively modest proposal like a 3% per year replacement of fossil fuel production with renewable production is not at all likely, I mean look at EIA projections [USA] through 2023:

> "The EIA believes that oil production will hit 11.9 million barrels a day (b/d) by the end of the year. Next year, the agency expects the 2019 record of 12.3 million b/d to be shattered, with production hitting an average of 12.7 million b/d."

https://en.as.com/latest_news/energy-outlook-shows-increased...
Weird, for me it doesn't return anything close to this.

> "Discover the Ultimate Asteroid Simulator: Create and Launch Your Own Asteroids at Earth and Observe the Results"

> "Create and launch your own asteroid on Earth to see the impact - new interactive page now available"

> "Create and launch your own asteroid with our new interactive tool"

> "Create and Launch Your Own Asteroid to See Its Impact on Earth - A Must-Try Simulation for Space Enthusiasts!"

Sigh. What am I doing wrong?

This isn't the first time I've struggled to reproduce HN CGPT results.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33869423
Sure, but when I’m traveling as a nonimmigrant anywhere else in the world regardless of how long I’m staying, the only ID they will accept from me is a US passport. This seems reasonably reciprocal with how US citizens are treated abroad
Moddable Embedded JavaScript SDK 3.5.0
I recommend the SolidRun SolidNET or Mellanox Bluefield. FPGAs cost a fortune and Mikrotik looks janky.
Is ChatGPT Down for You?
There's one useful exception: say that the Libyan government decided to override bit.ly's DNSSEC records — if all you use is DANE, they've won and they can do that seamlessly for a subset of clients without anyone else noticing. If they try the same thing attacking a DNS-validated certificate system, they lose the covert aspect because Certificate Transparency forces the malicious certificate to be logged in an immutable record.

There are services which monitor those logs to alert owners and it makes it easier for researchers to piece together what happened retroactively, as we saw recently with the TrustCor affair where CT logs were useful for determining what certificates that CA had been issuing.
The numbers sound crazy because anchovies and sardines are tiny.
I know a Dutch painter whose main trade is that she can basically copy any style in a way that even trained people have a very hard time telling from the real thing. It's a good thing she's not into forgery.
Have you seen what primarily seafood eating cultures consume? There’s a lot instances of a large fish like a tuna being shared amongst many, or even something like a salmon that can feed one. When my in laws would prepare a meal it would usually be 50+ smaller fish or crabs for 4 people
They might find something if it got to discovery, but you need a credible case to get there in the first place. Even if they found email saying "lets close the store because we don't want to work with unions" im not sure what that would be illegal.
I avoid products that advertise that they did not test on animals, because I don't have any way of knowing if they are actually safe.
“The death of one pig is a tragedy. The death of a million is a statistic.”

- Some pig in Animal Farm
Every picture screams “Proudly hosted on photo bucket”, can we not find anyplace at all to host the images that doesn’t want to emboss their logo on 20% of the image?
and foie gras!
No need to wait! The singularity is nigh upon us.

https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/

https://chat.openai.com/chat
How Do Arrays Work?
Does WWW still belong in URLs?
Yes, it's absolutely feasible. I did exactly that with a simpler version of this (Tic Tac Toe, and console only, no actual visual interface) but it worked pretty well.

The main thing is having a good idea of what the overall program structure will look like. If you have that, I think you can go pretty far with it.

Btw, in case anyone wants to see what working like this may look like, I recorded myself while doing that little experiment: https://youtu.be/TBMQIDMwI5E
What is a SPAC?
You can't say ChatGTP is just a mindless robot. It's like a monkey with a paintbrush - it may not have the cognitive abilities of a human artist, but it can still create some interesting and unexpected works of art. Just because it doesn't think like we do doesn't mean it can't surprise us.

The above was also generated by ChatGTP: https://imgur.com/a/g1CEZbR
On another iteration, admittedly.
That's a lot of money but 11% of a reactor budget isn't a big deal at all.
I guess a return of "don't show this page in my results" could work better: it removes the worst results and it's hard to fake, no influencer is going to pay to downvote 200 pages and if they do, it would be easy to see that same user downvoted everything everything at random, without even clicking trough to read.

Helps for both search users and the platform. Like a free moderation service. Why have an employee too check if these pages should be removed if a crowd of tracked users can do it.

I wonder where is my view wrong because I wonder why isn't there such system yet...
Impossible he doesn’t remember the details of one grant out of tens of thousands made eight years ago.

https://nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2021/04/21/fy-2020-by-the-numbe...
We won't need any storage. We'll just get all of our electricity from dams. Since it's a well understood problem we can build them anywhere we want in any quantity.
Valid point. Hypocrisy is real. I say this as a vegan for 17 years.
What makes you think that the future is predictable? What makes you value predictability over unpredictability? How is this time different than any other paradigm shift in technology?

I'm asking out of pure curiosity to understand your concern, to be clear. Simply curious.

:)
The woke left has not. Look at the Map advocacy. Multiple breadtubers(vaush, contrapoints) have defended pedophilia and said the child adult distinction is a false power dynamic. Nevermind drag time story hour.
Yeah, trust is a big thing for me when it comes to security software, so I wanted to be upfront about what the software is good/bad against. I personally think that moving away from passwords is worth it, even if the credentials aren't stored in silicon, but I can appreciate those people who want their keys stored as securely as possible.
I think RocketLab qualifies.
Sure, but then you can take exactly the same ingredients but swap out the bad bread for an artisanal bread and the result will taste much better.
2022 Report on Military and Security Developments Involving the PRC
He hasn’t said anything egregious but considering he is fully aware he lost $5B and knows he had a positive public image he would like to maintain, I’d bet he cares as much about how he appears in public as much or more than he cares about not going to jail.

Ego is occams razor

There is no a good legal strategy here by talking like this no matter how you spin it. He just desperately wants to come off as a hapless good guy who got in over his head, even if it makes prosecution easier.

I’m not buying the brilliant conman narrative until I see more evidence he actually profited from this more than some $16M house for his already upper-middle class family.
this all comes down to Elon's perceived alignment with power in the us government.

When you are aligned with the political power, you will sail through policy reviews, milestones and never see an audit or investigation.

when you are not, you will face never ending snaggles and red tape, threats of jail time, OIG investigations, endless proposal rejections and an unwavering ability for procedural outcomes to break in ways more painful to your goals.

I've experienced it from both sides and when the tide turns it is a very ugly and sobering realization of endemic dysfunction in our government.

All because people believe the big boss will reward the bureaucrats who torment their perceived ideological adversaries.

/cynical rant from someone going through it.
“Proof of address” is what they’re looking for. There isn’t any other way of getting that across the country because there wasn't consistency between states on verification. I don’t why other than maybe making sure the feds have workable address databases to help with investigations
An expert at pumping and dumping on his followers
I'm assuming the link should be to:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dune_(franchise)#The_Butlerian...
So it was trained on Reddit?
> The voluntary program could raise privacy concerns over how Amazon handles customer data.

"I signed up to let Amazon track data coming through my phone in exchange for $2 a month, and get this — you won't believe it — I think they might be violating my privacy!"
In California we have the yellow-billed magpie. Identical to this one ... but with a yellow bill. And weirdly enough, the ranges of the two species don't overlap. It's black-billed on one side of the line, yellow-billed on the other. Evolution can be a bit weird, sometimes.
Basically, milk production is the act of raping a cow, then taking her baby away so you can steal her milk.
If I could flag this for being advertising, I would.
So how is your civil disobedience affecting anyone? It’s only affecting the non frequent flyers while everyone who travels frequently has TSA PreCheck. The airlines font care if you or all the people behind you miss your flight.

Successful civil disobedience inconvenience other people enough and those in power to convince them to change. The only thing you’re doing is convince more people to pay to not deal with it.

The TSA doesn’t care if the line gets backed up.

When that line gets too long for TSA PreCheck. We get Clear.

I mentioned in thd previous post that this year alone as part of my normal life I flew six times for business and 4 times for personal reasons.

Now, my wife and I are doing the digital nomad thing and between personal and business, I’ll be on at least 30 one way flights within the next year.
There are some that are successfully moving lots of money from one set of parties to another under shady circumstances.
It sort of reminds me of Daft Punk's music video for Around The World: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0HSD_i2DvA
I wonder if anyone would sell it for $2. I bet they made their market research to come up with this ridiculous number for what they are asking to do to.
To be clear, I stayed at home longer than most. I wore masks and still have some at home and in my car if needed. I got vaccinated as early as possible according to the rules, etc... I'm not a conspiracy theorist about these things.

I am concerned with the process and the seizure of power by so many, and how so many are just fine with it as long as it is their team.

"After the state attorney general revealed earlier this year that thousands of deaths of nursing home residents had been undercounted, Mr. Cuomo finally released the complete data, saying he had withheld it out of concern that the Trump administration might pursue a politically motivated inquiry into the state’s handling of the outbreak in nursing homes." -- Cuomo

"Fauci, along with several other US health leaders, initially advised people not to wear masks, Fauci later said that he was concerned that there wouldn’t be enough protective equipment for health care workers. This was also early in the pandemic before public health experts fully knew how contagious the disease was and how it spread." -- cnn fact check

Both lying for our own good.

Another common source of lies would be the explanations of which businesses could keep running as "necessary", which probably varied red/blue by state.

Withholding information or lying to the public is not the role of the government.
I'm going to toss out there, we see a lot of our fraudulent orders being placed with proton mail accounts.
If you can break down what you want into smaller functions, instead of just asking for the whole thing at once, you can actually do a lot with it, including telling it to out it all together at the end.

Won't link it again so as to not get too spammy, but I posted a recording of an experiment I did playing around with ChatGPT in that way on a sibling comment if you want to check that out.
Very likely. I would assume it's read a lot of reddit posts.
From the article, "...or melted down and formed into the pit of a new weapon with a new geometry..." did make me consider the consequences of melting near-critical amounts of plutonium or uranium. Which certainly sounds exciting!

Presumably they do so within certain mass limits and geometries? Does the critical mass change in liquid form?
> Is this even practical like when say, working with a thousand page book?

Remarkably, yeah its fine in practice. I've done a lot of work on this recently, doing crazy optimized bit packing for text CRDT data. The numbers are wild - all the metadata (insert positions, versions, etc) ends up only accounting for a few % of the final file size. Almost all of the final file size is the inserted characters themselves. And this is still true for files with complex editing histories (eg reconstructed from git repositories).

Diamond types does LZ4 compression of the inserted text data. In most of my examples, I save more bytes on disk by LZ4 compressing the text than I spend storing all the CRDT metadata. So the file on disk (with full history and change tracking) often ends up smaller than the final document.
Yes, you can write READMEs in ReST or Org, but you cannot write issues, pull request descriptions, comments, or discussion posts in anything other than GFM.
Homebrew the package manager is quite popular but that doesn’t indicate that it is engineered well. For instance, it doesn’t work with multiple user accounts which is such a trivial thing!
> Should he be made to go to a mine & dig out coal for graphite in order for it to count as his work?

That argument doesn't make any sense. There are restrictions for any homework, some explictly given by their professor (such as the deadline), and some implicitly known from general academic guidelines and common sense (such as "not using a photocopier in an art class"). Obviously mining coal is not among those restrictions.
A sentiment not shared by at least one expert in the field:

https://twitter.com/miguelnicolelis/status/15983642585129041...

https://twitter.com/miguelnicolelis/status/13889485264162078...

https://twitter.com/miguelnicolelis/status/13809831628813312...
They are doing the experiments on monkeys, not chickens.
The true criminal class.
1. Bodybuilding

2. Skincare

3. Meditation
It can work but it depends on what version of DisplayPort you have.
Apple Executive Who Pushed for Shift to Cloud Leaves for Roblox
$2? Is this a joke? Honestly if someone offered me $2 a month to do absolutely nothing, I would still be offended by it.
Making it sound like you can get this rate for Euros by saying in EU is dishonest.

You should mention for which currency this holds, not mention a whole continent.
Or, more in line with the linked aticle, The Butlerian Jihad (13,000)

> As explained in Dune, the Butlerian Jihad is a conflict taking place over 11,000 years in the future (and over 10,000 years before the events of Dune), which results in the total destruction of virtually all forms of "computers, thinking machines, and conscious robots".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special-purpose_acquisition_co...
I think the worst-case would be a mistake/malice issuing revocations for all of those certificates — that'd take out a ton of different sites and there'd be plenty of chaos around cleaning that up. For example, I note that stackoverflow.com, httpd.apache.org, and nginx.org all use LE certificates which would mean a fair number of people would struggle to install a replacement.
Consuming a steak is quite easy because there is a mental disconnect between this abstract red shape called a new york strip and the thinking, feeling animal it came from. When I was younger, the disassociation was so great it didn't occur to me except in an abstract sense. Also, while these environments can be cruel to animals, it's hard to be more cruel than nature.

Now that I'm older, though, disassociating is harder. It's hard for me to look at meat without thinking about the animal it came from. If I were forced to kill and butcher animals myself in order to eat meat, I know I could not do it in good conscience.

Ergo, if I cannot do it in good conscience, I find it difficult to see how anyone else can.
> is a shell corporation listed on a stock exchange with the purpose of acquiring a private company, thus making it public without going through the traditional initial public offering process and the associated regulations thereof.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special-purpose_acquisition_...
Author here, good question. Today, the IDE's designed to write new pipelines for individuals who don't have experience with Airflow (data scientists, analysts, etc.) to let them self-service their orchestration needs. But we have an ambitious roadmap ahead of us, and importing other Airflow DAGs is certainly part of it!
I fail to see any problem here. A newsless Facebook 100% sounds like a win.
But isnt the aggressive marketing campaign telling us it will replace programmers the coming days? How can this be?
They forgot to list the salary range.