skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Remember that Elon is powered by attention so you have to be critical of everything he says. Who knows if there was actually a stalker? Was Elon really targeted or was it just random? Could have been some homeless guy trying to clean the windows.

The elonjet thing has been an annoyance to Elon for a long time, now that he owns the company he can force the guy onto another platform - and fuel the attention engine in the process.

I think it’s as simple as that - not the grand commentary on free speech that people are trying to transform it into.
Were it a larger star prone to flares, that would even be dangerously close for Earths life.
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It was unprofessional to use it in the first place.

Government officials and learning institutions don't belong on Twitter or other non-regulated, for-profit conduits.
I find it odd that his son would be traveling in a car with no dashcam and the only video from the whole incident is some guy sitting in the driver's seat of another car looking very relaxed. Also that there's no mention so far of any police involvement, as I'm fairly sure the LAPD would take a violent incident report by professional bodyguards as something worth looking into.
Plenty of dumbfucks make stupid hero calls, and this could clearly be that because only a dumbfuck would agree to return money that she won in poker (cheating or not). This whole thing was overblown and I agree that it would not have happened to a male player making a stupid hero call with daddy's money.
It is also possible he needed a story to take attention off of his stock sales.
> In all fairness, I have some sympathy towards Musk, as it sounds like he's dealing with the shock of his child being stalked

If this is true at all. What other evidence is there besides his word? Which, in my book, is not very trustworthy.
I presume you are a touch typist. Have to tried watching your fingers on the keyboard to see what is actually happening? Try slowing down and seeing if you make less mistakes. I also wonder whether you have changed your chair, desk or other aspect of your environment. I find if I move the keyboard away from its usual position, the error rate goes up.
Correct, it was always a dumpster fire. Now an entire landfill is on fire.
I wonder how he'll react when he learns about smartphone "Location Services"
> *Basically, we aren't targeting support for graphical applications running on Linux because there is very little demand for this - but we cover everything else. You CAN run graphical applications on Windows vs. a Linux server.

Ah, disappointing; I was hoping to try this with a Steam Deck as an alternative to using Moonlight and streaming the entire game from the Windows machine.
You previously used the phrase "100% democratic halving algorithm." If you want to argue that the system is better than democratic control over our financial systems then that's a completely different discussion.

I don't agree that "the best ideas win." I certainly don't agree that the halving system is a "best idea." It massively and almost permanently privileges early adopters, creating a landed gentry of the modern world in a completely unjust. The ideas most valued by a particular set of people (either the core devs or the miners, depending on how you define BTC) are what wins. That's aristocracy.
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I enjoyed a recent panel by celebrity physicists where the point was made that current theories have plateau’d into the realm of metaphysics. Some were surprising sceptics of the use of purely mathematical models for things we will never be able to test experimentally.

Personally, their descriptions remind me of the early Christian eschatological debate that raged for centuries about the nature of an embodied god. I expect we’ve come full circle about things that remain stubbornly unknown.
TMC will be dead in a matter of months. They have no money left, and this press release looks like a desperate attempt to recreate some hype and get some retail traders to give them some spare change. FED rates going up, vapor ware companies going down.
Note this article is from 2018, the title should probably be updated.

Amazon apparently sold 65 million[1] Echo devices in 2021, so evidently there's a good chunk of people who either don't know or seem to care about the concerns raised in this article.

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-11-22/amazon...
So are there any mitigations for curl users? Anyone know if it's possible to disable IDN by default, and only enable it when (if ever) its needed?
Is there any option if I want to do traditional (non JS) SSR but also want to share an API endpoint for both browser and other use cases?

Seems like a JS frontend framework or a JS SSR is the only option for such use case. If SSR and API force a JS backend that leaves a lot of the benefit that other languages bring to the table and effectively limiting you to 1 (JS) or 2 (TS including) languages. Seems like a sad state of affair in that regard.
while not sufficient_hype:
controversial_account.suspension = random.randint(0,1)
???
profit()
Yeah. Some Youtubers have gotten so sly with their integration that once I realize that I'm in an ad I also realize that they started teeing it up 30 seconds earlier. I admire the craft of that type of transition.

And then I skip it. Unless the presentation is compelling and interesting for it's own sake.
It's not, not in the ChatGPT web interface at least. It's just a chat prompt, that's it. Can't control any sampling parameters at all, not temperature, nor top-P or top-K-based selection, nothing. I guess OpenAI is aiming to keep things simple for now. And to be fair, this choice probably does open the demo up to more users who would otherwise be confused at all the knobs and dials. Although they could just hide it by default or something
Does Microsoft use any scanning tools like this internally? I work at a much smaller company than Microsoft and we have two such tools availability (more geared towards security but which will point out things like this).
They used to have a product, which was advertising. That's pretty much dead now.

They might have a product in subscriptions, depending on how many people sign up.

But the debt is going to tank the company in 16 months unless the subscription business really defies gravity.
Which channel is that? Among channels that I have watched in the past, Internet Historian has done this very well.
Take up piano? Maybe it'll be like cross training. No idea if that would actually work.
Good point. I haven't seen an analysis of the tradeoffs of using WeakMap vs Symbol properties. It would be cool if someone knowledgeable did a write-up on that. I imagine that performance could swing either way depending on lots of subtle factors.
Let's hope this continues well beyond meat and to the point where we can culture human tissue replacements. New organs, skin, hair, blood. All monoclonal with non-reactive ABO/MHC/etc. antigen groups.
> Unfortunately, a browser cannot realistically be controlled by a non-corporate-funded entity (if you don't count a government).

Surely it can, we just need to make it happen. It's actual code that helps here, not nihilism.

To quote the wonderful ladybird project[0] (lead by a person who iirc worked on webkit too):

> Q: Why bother? You can’t make a new browser engine without billions of dollars and hundreds of staff.

> Sure you can. Don’t listen to armchair defeatists who never worked on a browser.

[0]: https://awesomekling.github.io/Ladybird-a-new-cross-platform...
Not a doctor but I can suggest a few supplements.

Omega 3 (rich in EPA and DHA), multivitamins, D vitamin, lion's mane, ashwaghanda, bacoppa monierri, glucosamine....all of these will help your brain and body recover. Wild catch salmon and a mostly plant based diet besides that.

Lifting weights(deadlift, bench press, squats) and cardio

As much sleep as possible.

No alcohol or maybe a glass of fine wine or champagne a week.

Or switch to a managerial role
Having a 1:1 correspondence between characters and code points would have been nice.
Has your attention span or amount of focus changed, say as measured by ability to read many pages in a book in one go? Could your different subjective senses of reward have changed? Could you be slightly scatterred compared to before, and not as likely to make subtle performance-related observations and discoveries?
https://www.foxbusiness.com/technology/twitter-suspends-acco...

That came just weeks after Musk wrote that he had not banned the
@ElonJet account due to his "commitment to free speech."

el oh el

"My commitment to free speech extends even to not banning the
account following my plane, even though that is a direct personal
safety risk," he tweeted on Nov. 6.

Freedumb of peach indeed.
Very cool!

On “blogs” page, links to blogs don’t work when light mode is active.
Elon was always never at Heathrow does have a nice ring to it.
Humans can't tell that difference, except in the sense of "it's good when my side does it to you, and bad when it's the other way around."

Elon Musk aggressively criticized Yoel Roth, forcing him to flee his home in fear for his life.

Washington Post writer Taylor Lorenz published the full name and address of the (previously anonymous) LibsOfTikTok writer Chaya Raichik, forcing Chaya to flee her home in fear for her life[1].

Most people think that one of these two events is okay, and the other one is very bad.

[1] https://twitter.com/libsoftiktok/status/1516279523049889797
I really wish I could have my thermostat's set point use "heat index" (a straightforward function of temperature and humidity) instead of just temperature.

I am perfectly comfortable (and therefore want my system to turn off) after my AC has been running long enough to drop the humidity a bit, even if the temp has only dropped a fraction of a degree. As humid air leaks in, I want the AC back on even if the temp has barely increased a degree. Basically the heat index in my house swings enough to change my comfort and therefore could be a useful trigger, even if the temperature doesn't swing nearly enough to be a useful trigger.

The Nest even has a humidity sensor, but it only gets used in very specific (hardly useful) situations.

I considered writing a Works With Nest app for this. Then that platform disappeared in favor of Works With Google, but I never found the time for either...
Or the remaining Twitter staff are tripping over each other trying to interpret the master's wishes.
I do not totally understand the concept of non-meat meat. If you don't want to eat meat, there are a LOT of alternatives.
>>Cultured meat - you mean salami?

salami is cured meat
They simulated a toy model of a wormhole. They still have to compare it to a real one to verify their model holds.
You don't actually believe that, do you?

It's not about natural wind; that part is true. But "windy city" refers to all the hot air expelled by the promoters of Chicago as host of the 1893 World's Fair.
I dont know anything but im guessing warp might then count as power rather than speed and ship mass/warpdynamics might account for diffs?
Yes, note that I did not justify banning the twitter account in question and pointed out that it was hardly a leap to get the info even if they banned that account.

I was simply replying to a comment that inferred the only way flight info was useful for a stalker was if you planned on stalking them in another plane... which is obviously incorrect.
Sure, but where is the line drawn? A lot of political rhetoric across the board is pretty extreme. The guy who shot up a Republican Congressional baseball game at baseball practice was into a lot of anti-GOP and anti-Trump stuff[1]:

> He had also joined several anti-GOP Facebook groups, including “Terminate The Republican Party;” “The Road to Hell Is Paved With Republicans;” and “Join The Resistance Worldwide!!”

I'm all for people toning things down. But the entire online ecosystem seems to be full of various factions warring against each other with extreme rhetoric. Even the discussion of extreme rhetoric is filled with extreme rhetoric ("These people are going to get someone killed!"), which can (and is) used to justify all sorts of bad things.

[1] https://www.cnn.com/2017/06/14/homepage2/james-hodgkinson-pr...
Sorry, but I only see cars in this clip. I'm not sure how jet tracking relates so you're going to have to explain that part to me. Until then I'm going to continue to justifiably assert that the two are unrelated.
I've been typing since I was 5, and I am in my early 40s. I have not really noticed any degradation in typing speed ... though now I am self-conscious about it, I am noticing something. Usually, when I type, my focus is on ordering the words I want to articulate, rather than the typing itself.

I don't feel it is because my hands and fingers are getting less dexterous. I think my reflexes are just slowing down in general. I practice something similar to Tai Chi, and in the past year of so have changed and expanded the connective tissue in my hands, so that may be a part of it.

Mostly though, it is more of a degradation of working memory for me. I've been taking Omega-3 DHA/EPA and Lion's Mane mushroom supplements for that.
Is anyone here working with Java and HTMX ? we have faced a lot of resistance in doing this. Basically because java already has versions of server side rendered frameworks - specifically JSP & Thymeleaf.

So while, the value proposition of HTMX for the larger nodejs world (or anyone using React) is "back to Server Side Rendering". I'm kind of struggling to build a value prop on the JSP/Thymeleaf side which is already popular.

So is HTMX a "better JSP" ?
He could always fly commercial
Sure, but the majority of reactions here are of the first type.
There's so little reason to allow a browser to access USB.
I still haven’t used Twitter, I fear the platform will be gone by the time I’ve decided to give it a go
I definitely see your point, I’d be consulting a bunch of lawyers if I were Sweeney just to be sure. California’s (cyber)stalking/harassment laws are pretty specific on what constitutes doxxing and stalking, though. For the sake of this conversation between laymen, I just don’t see it.

Musk can do whatever he wants on twitter and IANAL so what do I know, but between the public interest argument and the public availability of the information, I don’t think Musk has a reasonable expectation of privacy.

That said, anyone using the information to follow him around or harass him is liable to get prosecuted.
> In fact, the German in-joke is that the reason Tesla built a factory in Germany is so that the Germans could (try to) teach them how to fix the panel gaps. :-)

Having owned model Ys made in both China and Germany, I can tell you that the germans have not succeeded. The made in China Y was 100% no issues, while the German one looks like it has been in a collision already. Anecdotal, but this seems to be the pattern with cars delivered to Europe.
Twitter was started as a democratic, real time, and completely free resource. It now no longer is any of those things.

While I do think it's unethical to publicly post anyone's whereabouts online for everyone to see, I think that it is equally just as bad to buy a resource like the one mentioned above and then turn it into your own money making bulletin board... He should have just developed a totally new fork of Twitter under a different name perhaps. Twitter is dead... Has been for a long time now...

At least everyone still has the ability to abandon it and move on to creating more useful places.
The point is "easier to tune performance", not only "easier". In real time processing, you have limited choice of course ?
Or just posting that you ran into your good friend Bob this morning and roughly where would presumptively be in violation, Twitter would have no way of knowing whether Bob consented for that information to be published.
That’s like saying there are a lot of alternatives to pizza. Sure, I could eat a meatball sub, but it’s not a pizza.
exactly, you can get the same nutrients from other food too. why do you need the exact texture and feel of meat if you don't want to eat meat.
How can I short this company?
Its been 4 days now. It seems like they ran the DB in a single node config. ouch.
Since you have already started dictating may be you can use voice for other tasks as well something like https://talonvoice.com/ could help.
I’ll bet five bucks it’s Linus tech tips.
How to setup 2 home ISP networks?
I’m trying to figure out how to properly wire 2 separate ISP’s with 1 coax line in the house
You need a phone number to signup, and phone numbers from these countries are explicitly not allowed
Is it possible they'll eventually be able to let people 3D print meat at home?

And what about printing parametrized meats with desired form & texture at home?

And how different would that be from printing cooked or seared meats, in terms of tech? Could the coooking or searing be customized at home or is it cheaper to print as-cooked by design?

Like, this is just my opinion but if this leads to further meat customization, great? What is the downside?
Every computer simulation that they created said it would be fine.
...can you give some examples?
> if Russians have first made the modern computer (and therefore the de facto language of computing is Russian and Cyrillic)

The first part of this sentence does not imply the second. The world's first programmable computer was in fact created by a German. That doesn't make German the language of computing.

> are you okay with only using Cyrillic as the sole script

No, because Russian/Cyrillic lacks the properties that make English/Latin so useful as a universal language/script:

* Almost all languages have widely used, standardized transliteration systems into a Latin script. That's not true for Cyrillic.

* English is far more widely spoken and read than any language written in Cyrillic.

* The subset of the Latin script used by English is essentially the common denominator of all languages written in Latin. That's an extremely important property and immediately predisposes English for the role it has today.

There are objective arguments for English as a universal language for computing. This isn't just "cultural imperialism" or something. English is not my first language, but if I try to imagine my first language being used in its place, I immediately see dozens of serious issues that would arise, all of which are non-issues with English.
Data current at the time that paper was written.

And I didn't blame it on COVID.

It's irresponsible to ignore the likelihood of under-reporting, not to mention the fear of being "canceled;" this was mentioned in the article about the vaccine researcher getting it.
I don't think I agree that this is just semantics. I looked into it enough to realize it was just a simulation, but the headlines were all about how they had created a wormhole, very obviously because a headline like "researchers have created a video game of a wormhole" wouldn't have gotten clicks or whatever.
Attention seeking seems a bit rampant these days. Quanta is generally a reliable source, but it's troubling to see even researchers either ignorantly given opinions on topics they know nothing about, or dishonestly inflate the content of a particular paper garnering interesting to further themselves into the limelight.
Of course it's storing text. GPT was trained for less than one epoch; they just continually throw new text in there and it mostly just remembers it (= learns it = compresses it). It's not simply "a high dimensional embedding" because words aren't differentiable; you'll get different words if you round off your "coordinates".

If you go to https://beta.openai.com/playground/ and prompt it "Read me the book Alice in Wonderland" it will quote you word for word the original book.
In my limited experience, it does help, but only by making one accomplish a much more difficult task (learning to play the piano is much more difficult than learning to to touch-type).

An example: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_GN0UTm5Zlu5uU8Usc-fMQ
Fascinating - makes me think of the distinction between dreaming and being awake. Only in the latter state one can tell the difference.
Do you have a picture of what exactly you're going for?

Just looking through digikey filtered by termination style (wire/cable leads) pulls up quite a few promising looking results:
https://www.digikey.com/en/products/filter/pushbutton-switch...

It's a bit pricey but maybe this style is what you're describing? https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/switchcraft-inc/9...
That spectrum is a construct from human observation though, we really have no way of introspecting into what their experience is and whether there is some gradation of consciousness or if it’s purely behavioral.
IBM has been doing this for a long time. Eg here's one mainframe CPU with 960 MB of L4: https://fuse.wikichip.org/news/3383/ibm-doubles-its-14nm-edr...

(They also have DRAM in other levels of cache hierarchy except L1, with L2 running at 5+ GHz)
Thanks.

The auditory artifacts started before I ever had COVID, though. And the acute case didn't start during, or within months after COVID... it started after a booster.
Since the title refers to how it looks, this thing looks more like a toy than a tool. Also, as far as it's up to me, I'll never use an app that requires me to “sign in”. I prefer to own the apps I use and retain full control over my data.
At what point does it make sense to build new cities instead of refactoring legacy ones?
I was with you at first. I thought it was weird that a stalking case would be federal

but then I saw his motive which was political and then the communication on wechat plus the fact that he's a Chinese citizen makes much more sense that the feds are covering it.

I don't think anyone would takeaway that all Chinese or Asian people are the same.

I came away with the fact that he will cut your hands off for posting a flyer
Is it honestly more complicated than, say, a browser?
It's painfully obvious reading through the entire document that comments akin to, "I'm at [venue] seeing [performer]!" are allowed. Beyond what I've already shared, there is also...

>What is not a violation of this policy?

>sharing information that is publicly available elsewhere, in a non-abusive manner (with the exception of live location information)

"I'm at [venue] seeing [performer]!" is non-abusive, and the information is available through advertising for the show, signage on the venue itself, the venue's website, the venue's social media profiles, the ticketing company's website, the artist's website, the artist's social media profiles, the promoter's social media pages, media stories, the list goes on.

It's hastily written, yes, but in the context of the broader happenings at Twitter, and what people generally use it for (eg, musicians are gonna want to tell people where they are, and they're gonna want people to tell other people they saw them, and the venue is gonna want the promotion, etc.), this is pretty obvious.
> And we don't normally talk about "time" when discussing sorting algorithms

Sure you might be a purist and talk about comparisons, but I'm pretty sure if you Google it most people would talk about time. And "n logn" is exactly the amount of time it takes to sort n word-length integers in Word RAM.

> We're interested in the number of ones in a C-bit integer

You're not really engaging with the point that you can make a table in sqrt(n) time that allows counting the bits in logn bit strings in constant time. That means the final algorthm runs in O(NC/logN) time.

This is definitely not a party trick, as you would know if you've ever written a program using these methods. Now with AVX instructions it's more important than ever.

You also didn't engage with O'Donnells lecture notes. I can find you many more text books explaining why this is the right assumption to make, in case you don't like the reasons I've given above.
I would not want to ho to space without full redundancy for getting back.

Then again, I don't want to go to space at all with current tech and my opinion is probably different from those who do.