skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not so sure he's dead in the water as a future donor. There is $8 billion missing. I think it's likely most of it is gone in the sense of irrecoverable by SBF, but with the amount he was moving around it wouldn't be hard to drop $100 million here, $40 million there. That's not to mention the $300 million he cashed out in the last FTX funding round and the $1 billion personal loan he took from FTX, neither of which I've seen addressed yet as to where that money is now.
That's the thing I don't get, why are people making such a big deal about these adversarial patterns when they might not even work on any models that are actually in use?
> Dude literally paid a substantial proportion of Jamaican GDP to the Jamaican government, my guess is they got some sort of deal in exchange for this.

Do you mean Bahamas?

If so they you are very wrong about their GDP :)
Since artists already appear to believe LAION is “stolen content”, actually downloading everything wouldn’t help the case that it’s fine.
The NIF uses lasers produced in the 90's because their core mission isn't to make lasers better. We already have lasers which are 20x more efficient, and hitting a pellet 10*s is a trivial task. Those lasers can fire a 1khz or better. The EUV light sources for semiconductor lithography do this tens of thousands of times a second.

The goal of the research being done at NIF is to understand inertial confinement fusion. "Solving" these other problems isn't as important, other folks are solving these all day long for commercial industries already.
The encouraging thing about the FTX collapse is that it didn't affect the rest of the economy. The Washington Post points out that the FTX crash didn't produce any visible change in any major US economic indicator outside crypto.[1] The whole crypto sector is that disconnected from the real world.

So, let the prosecutors, courts, and accountants sort this out. Follow the court filings here.[2] Today's updates: the Internal Revenue Service is getting involved. And, amusingly, the U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee is using FTX's privacy policy against them.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/12/11/crypto-co...

[2] https://restructuring.ra.kroll.com/FTX/Home-DocketInfo
If your struggling do you really want to watcha video of some idiot living it up?
Great, was looking for something like this for a long time!
I wouldn't say it happens all the time, though no doubt there are cases we miss, since we don't see everything that gets posted.
Basically, on AM5 4x32GB sticks nominally run at only 3,600 (i.e. no better than DDR4, and at probably slightly higher latency). On Level1Techs forums, there’re some folks that got it working as high as 4,800, which seems to be the barrier, but even that is far from guaranteed.

On Intel the situation isn’t really any better. Technically on paper, the stock speed is 4,000 (i.e. +400MT/s compared to AMD), but I’m yet to hear about anyone running 5,200 fully stable in this config.

Also, primary timings like CL36 don’t really matter in DDR5. There’s a whole ActuallyHardwareOverclocking YouTube video on it.
The 1915 move is The Birth of a Nation (aka The Clansman). It's one of the highest grossing films of all time, and is regarded as one of the most racist films of all time. It's very much worth learning about as it pertains to the mainstream American acceptance of violent racism into the 20th century.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Birth_of_a_Nation
Or his successfully cultivating the perception that he has those qualities.
Signal boosting suggestion #1 here. Great idea.

Additionally if they decide to blackhole the fake/honeypot url, since you mentioned they pass along the user agent, you could mixin some token in a randomized user agent string that your scraper uses so that you could duck-type the request on your end to signal when to capture the egress ip.
Past donations only give you influence when they serve as evidence you will make future donations. SBF won't be making any big donations anytime soon so they will buy him absolutely nothing now.
That seems optimistic but I hope so.
That sounds somewhat like depression/anxiety paired along with ADHD. In adult ADHD they can often be very intertwined because by the time you've reached adulthood you have a history of impulsive decisions or bad time management to regret. Or perhaps it's just a symptom of ADHD combined with aging. I don't know about you but "hyperfocus" seemed to come much easier when I was younger which I associate with being less aware of my shortcomings.
2.0 removed too many of them due to a bug in the NSFW filter. 2.1+ should be better again.

But they’re harder to control without negative prompting.
This isn't collecting data from a bunch of places. Its mirroring data from 1 place to another.
> Seems like it wouldn't take much to update an algorithm so that wearers of these jackets are again identified as people.

Or worse, shell such coat wearers with automatic gunfire: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2022/09/26/israel-pil...
People fly small single engined planes from Nunavut to Greenland to Europe on a fairly regular basis.
Is this an alternative to mapillary? I'm not very motivated to contribute more images since FB bought them
I don't know anything about this particular MDPI journal, but my experience with other journals published by this group is a bit worrisome.

They often (a) ask me to review papers that have nothing to do with my research activity and (b) ask me to be an editor of special issues that, again, are in fields unrelated to my work. I can think of no well-respected journal that does such things. The other side of the coin is that I know of no serious researchers who submit to, or read, MDPI journals, despite the fact that they have some journals that would, based on title alone, be relevant.

There is a bit of discussion of whether to consider MDPI a "predatory" publisher at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MDPI.

None of this need reflect on the paper in question, of course. Perhaps this particular journal is of high quality. And, even if not, perhaps the paper is of high quality.
> the crypto prodigy convinced the firm to invest some $200 million during a Zoom meeting—while playing League of Legends the whole time

VC's deserve to be crushed for acts such as this. imagine giving $200 million to a 30 yr old who is playing games on critical investment calls!!!

inconceivable -- from all angles.
You are describing a workplace that isn't suited for the type of work that needs to be performed. That is a management failure not a medical diagnosis.
Did I really need air quotes around "forget"?
Yes, oops!

They transferred $500 million to Bahamas govt, which is ~5% of GDP. I would say that is a substantial portion.
Pretty sure it originally had FTX and crypto flipped, which is why my reply made sense. At the moment, yes it’s ironic that this happens in crypto even though crypto’s main (and maybe only) strength is that it isn’t beholden to a centralized authority.
I was able to create what I had in mind in a matter of minutes. This website's cool.
This has been standard operating procedure at Twitter long before Musk: https://reclaimthenet.org/twitter-censors-all-links-to-bitch...

And at Google as well: https://reclaimthenet.org/google-play-bans-bitchute-app/

Edit: And at reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Tartaria/comments/ktwypc/warning_re...
Tianeptine, or ‘gas station heroin,’ causes intense withdrawals
Average IQ of all criminals, or criminals that got caught?
Not to mention how onerous it is to remember to keep the list up to date consistently, it sucks.
> Folks, learn how to use the tools that are available to you in order to schedule your workday. And if you are a manager then you have an obligation to train your staff in the use of tracking tools, which can be something as simple as post-it notes.

Learning tools doesn't solve the problem, a person with ADHD can know about the tools and the thought simply won't enter their mind to keep up with the tool itself [1]. Many ADHD medications can be relatively cheaply had (generics are available for Adderall, Straterra, Ritalin, etc.), but the stigma associated with those medications are still quite high.

[1]: https://youtu.be/_tpB-B8BXk0?t=71
I wonder if the money becoming less loose will also hit all of these companies trying to sell trash to people?
Those are the bare minimum speeds that AMD guarantees. You can find real world info about this on reddit. My memory of this is a bit old, but iirc the Zen 4 memory controller can pretty much always do 4800 MT/s on 4 sticks. And you might be able to do 5000/5200 or maybe even a bit more depending on your motherboard & RAM. The situation has been getting better with newer BIOS versions; speeds were much lower around the initial Zen 4 release.
A big part of The Wire is the uniqueness of the discipline the criminals have, and ultimately how it stems from 1-2 people at the top.

Also, public telephones are no longer an option.
He's not going to be donating $100 million here or there to these politicians. They would not accept his donations, he is politically the kiss of death.

He likely does not even have the $8 billion.
> many doctors suspect patients of drug-seeking

And many of us (and many, many published articles) suspect big pharma of making docs drug pushers.

So many fingers pointing in all directions!
This is like saying Google Image Search stole your image.

(In fact it’s exactly the same; it’s allowed under the same laws and it respects robots.txt.)
Research links aspartame to anxiety in mice
I am thankful that society is rejecting sociopathic cult leaders like Trump and Musk. I was starting to lose hope.

It still is a pity that everything has to be about politics. Tesla paved the way for the electric cars and was a net positive for society.

I hope the stockholders see that Musk is more of a liability now, and kick him out.
It’s insane how much cynicism I’m seeing here. I know people who are nuclear scientists at LLNL - if they’re excited about this then it’s a big deal. The experiment actually created more energy than expected and damaged the sensors.

This website is seriously infested with reflexive contrarians and it’s a not healthy.
NTs have no incentive to understand NDs, yet the lives of NDs hinges on how much effort we put into understanding and being understood.

One side is motivated to be open and communicative and the other is motivated to be insular and closed.

I know the "us vs them" mentality isn't healthy but I've lived an entire lifetime in a societal warzone and I refuse to just roll over and pretend that I'm not part of a socially marginalized group.

NTs are the problem. Society's intolerance is the problem. NDs aren't the problem, NTs are.
Thanks for clarifying. HEDT is somewhat of a stretch name here, since technically there’re no current consumer-centric HEDT platforms like Threadripper or X599, but in their place I’m talking about the next best choices like 7950x and 13900k.
We could use a little more restriction on access to weapons in this country tbh
Interestingly I actually did manage to make my /usr partition unmountable a few years ago on a system where I had changed the shell for the root user from /bin/sh to /usr/local/bin/bash and ever since then I have kept the default shell for the root user on my systems unmodified :)
2.1 megajoules of energy in lasers to make 2.5 megajoules of heat energy.

If you turned that heat energy into electricity (our ultimate goal here) you'd have:

(2.5 megajoules produced * 50% loss in conversion to electricity) - 2.1 megajoules input = negative 0.85 megajoules generated

This is still cool of course, but we're still way off from making this anywhere near feasible.
See the scramble suit in Philip K. Dick's A Scanner Darkly
Wouldn't it be great if, for every false copyright claim, the person/entity making the claim received strikes and had to compensate the person subjected to the false claim? Make abusing the system costly? Attempt to compensate victims of the copyright claim system abuse? Maybe?
One thing that worked for me with the anxiousness is pairing stimulants with something like hydroxyzine. Taking half of a dose 1-2 times a day when you feel that helps smooth the edges quite a bit.
You would hope but to a large extent SMMUs are still not meaningfully deployed in consumer smartphones. Even when they do exist, the bounding enforced upon them are so expansive that it's essentially pointless. For example, one device I found had an SMMU in front of its BT/WiFi chip but, unfortunately, the driver on the AP side configured the SMMU to have access to all of system memory. Baffling.
Does this mean it qualifies as anime?
The fact that he's intelligent make him what we refer to in the ADHD world as Twice Exceptional (me included!).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa5v1a2H-xs
Christ-centered? For real?
This is a symptom of the macro-level bifurcation of the economy and the things/ways we consume. Completely parallel economies that signal what side you're on won't be fiction for long.
This looks interesting. Is it MacOS only? And how does it behave with tools like tmux or ssh?
The Case for Models
> non-cached jQuery etc downloads fast these days.

...If you have a fast internet connection, which is what all web devs seem to expect these days. jQuery etc are still just as big and heavy as ever.
Very interesting, and daring of them to taste food having spent 10 months in the ocean! That must have been an epic "for science!" moment, for sure.

Semi-meta: as a non-native speaker, does the expression "a handful of apples" feel natural? Is that, like, 4-5 apples, or whatever you feel a handful corresponds to?

I mean, most people will struggle actually holding more than one or two apples in a single hand, but perhaps that part is so idiomatic that the literal meaning of the words don't matter? Would you say "a handful of aircraft carriers"?
I mean, how many times can you be wrong in the same two sentences. I think people on this board have mentioned monitor resolutions went backwards for a decade...

I'm fairly certain (but not entirely sure) it was a dell p1110, which I picked up about a dozen of for the company I was working for in late '98 or maybe '99. Definitely a 21" flat panel trinitron with a dell brand. There are various comments online about people buying the GDM-F520/etc and similar monitors based on the same tube in the late 1990's. And the graphics card wasn't the problem (although I can't remember if it was a pair of matrox'es or nividia's driving them). The problem was that at 2k it didn't like to remain converged over the entire screen all day long, so about once a day I would adjust the edge convergence. Which is probably why the recommended res (vs the max) was a notch lower, but IIRC it still had convergence issues.

And you would apparently be shocked to know even win3.1 could do font scaling/etc, although I ran native 1:1 in NT4 then w2k because back then my eyes were good enough to notice the color fringing caused by the monitor going out of convergence.

You might also be surprised that i have a 17" LG I purchased in ~97 (might have been 96) that I ran on my personal computer at 1600x1200 still sitting in my attic (would go check the date code, but lazy) . But, that's just a boring monitor, my boss in ~94 had an IIRC Ikegami (23/25" don't remember, but it was "huge" when i had a 15") that was doing 2k (or maybe a 19xx, it was weird) attached to some funky graphic card. The wikipedia page mentions there were trinitrons in the 1980's doing 2kx2k. So, maybe you didn't have one in your house but there were plenty in professional settings which were concerned about graphics accuracy, or having a lot of screen area. I was in the latter, we were attaching multiple heads (and not just my cheazy second herc for turbo debugger) to our customers in the mid 1990s with early versions of NT.

(Random link about what I think is the same tube FD Trinitron® 0.22 Dot Pitch 2048 x 1536 @ 85Hz CRT https://forums.anandtech.com/threads/dell-21-monitor-p1100-i... I remember having the conversation with a buddy (who worked at a film shop you have probably heard of) and had the sony branded ones where he complained about the color accuracy, but said they didn't have convergence problems, so I blamed it on dell getting the lower quality ones.).
Consider Aftertext (draft): it separates the markup from the text entirely. Overlapping markup ranges becomes trivial.

https://breckyunits.com/aftertext.html
I've frequently wondered why a hierarchical approach is the norm for text formatting. It seems that many problems could be solved trivially using a text buffer and a list of formatting sequences defined by a starting index and a length. The only place I've seen this in practice is in Telegram's TL Schema [1]. Is this method found anywhere else?

Edit to note: there is one obvious advantage to in-band markup such as HTML -- streaming formatted content. Though I wonder if this could be done with a non-hierarchical method, for example using in-band start tags which also encode the length.

Edit 2: looks like Condé Nast maintains a similar technology called atjson [2].

[1]: https://core.telegram.org/api/entities

[2]: https://github.com/CondeNast/atjson
<< He's just a pathological liar and he's currently on an interview spree where he's lying out of his mouth to try and avoid jail time.

That is likely true, but it does not disprove parent's point of:

<< he seems to—at least on some level—legitimately believe that all of this is extremely complicated and impossible to understand

Interview with various fraudsters over the years seem to suggest it is not that uncommon for the individual to create a story around the event that got them in hot water and it is also not uncommon to have them repeat it ( and seemingly even believe it ). It is a basic psychological defense. And, as a bonus, unless the individual is an actual psychopath, in which case it likely does not matter, you get to sell your story without seeming like you are lying ( and most people suck at lying, while they know they are lying ).

Still, it is just an opinion and it is not mutually exclusive with what you wrote.
In California, they definitely aren't.
Helion tech seems to be interesting in that they use the electricity directly so avoids the costly conversion via steam/turbines etc.
I hope this will lead to brands that just shut up and sell stuff. And do not attempt to signal anything in anyway.
Good news, the competition and a new space race will likely help increase the speed that new technology comes about and get people there faster.
Stedi’s end-to-end reference implementations for developer-driven EDI systems
But the media has been surprisingly lenient so far.
You and I seem to have different definitions of "warning signs." From the medpagetoday story you linked:

- 239/657 suicides were people under psychiatric care (please note they used present tense, more of them might have had a history of care)

- 187/657 had a previous attempt (!!!)

- "About 22% of the deaths were accompanied by no known inciting event or identified life stressor" Phrased differently, 78% of suicides accompanied a life event or stressor.

Contrary to popular belief, risk prediction isn't usually rocket science. Suicide correlates are extremely well studied, and any experienced mental health professional can point high risk individuals out to you if they ever cross paths with one.

The most challenging problem often is: what do you do about it? Can you get them the help they need? Can you navigate them through a big bureaucracy like the VA? Do you have grounds to forcibly keep them in in-patient psychiatry? Etc, etc.

Source: Relative is a psychologist @ the VA.
obviously somebody too young to have seen the method of using an http redirect to the goatse hello.jpg for unwanted requests

edit: or when somebody embed-links your image inside some forum, replace the original filename with the contents of hello.jpg
It has 32 addressing bits, and even if it did have 48 that wouldn't be enough. Inefficient allocation isn't the problem; there's just not enough address space for the Internet at the scale it's reached.

v6 is much easier (and cheaper) to deal with than layers and layers of NAT everywhere.
Off-label uses that appear to actually be effective include altitude sickness and prevention of SIPE (Swimming Induced Pulmonary Edema). I take it for the latter, and it's remarkable. No Sildenafil = I cough up blood after just a few minutes swimming in cold water (as in a triathlon). Sildeanfil = no ill effects whatsoever. I'm unclear how a vasodilator would impact a neurological disease.
mmm chunky.
Seems like you wanted Optane memory before they were cancelled

>Intel® Optane™ persistent memory is available in capacities of 128 GiB, 256 GiB, and 512 GiB and is a much larger alternative to DRAM which currently caps at 128 GiB.
I'd loved to have implemented this for my chrismas themed solitaire: https://online-solitaire.com/?theme=christmas.

Good job!
Can you write a cover letter to become chief marketing manger at car wash
If someone in ieee publishing is reading this: please stop ambushing the reader with that popup.
That is certainly the 10,000 ft view, but my experience has been that knowledge work is mostly about achieving consistency and agreement. Implementation is absolutely not independent from defining/discovering the requirements with this type of work. They're basically the same thing.

We shall see :)
Communism didn't even happen where Marx predicted it. He thought rich countries would spearhead it.
If you mean about https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33950722, that's fine, but please email hn@ycombinator.com so we can sort it for you.
A tag-based system would completely lack any kind of contextual information and it would not be possible to create any relationship between words; natural language is much more powerful.

An example, an image is tagged: kanna_kamui, kimono and torhu_(maiddragon), who has the kimono? Kanna, Torhu or both? It cannot be known, but with natural language it is possible to describe who is wearing what.
ADD is like having that person interrupting you regularly. Saying "just use tools" isn't sufficient for everyone to get appropriate performance. Sometimes medication is the appropriate answer to banish the interruptions.
U.S. data shows Keystone pipeline leaks becoming more severe in recent years
Y’all just keep crushing it! :100:

I remain hopeful that one day some company will acquire Serenity and ship SerenityOS to millions and millions of people. Idk if that is even aligned with what the people of SerenityOS wish for, but I think it would be very cool if that was to happen :D
I love it, also add a randomness, there is nothing more frustrating than a problem that only reproducers sometimes!
Unfortunately, RT was banned in the freedom-loving USA. But there’s plenty of independent sources if you know where to find them.
https://peoplesworld.org/article/pipeline-ploy-how-u-s-natur...
This seems like uninformed conspiratorial thinking. Many stimulants have generic equivalents which is what most people are going to end up with when using insurance, at least in the US.
The Dutch railway was completely electrified in the 50s back when it was still cheap. The railways had suffered major damage in WW2 so it needed investment anyway.

War leads to major infrastructure overhaul. Rebuild it better.
This is laser based fusion, which is super cool, but it might be a stretch to expect 200x more efficient lasers. Still maybe there's other things you could do, like make a bigger fusion reaction. Hydrogen bombs do it, so maybe.