skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's not going to happen in the short run. It's even skeptical it ever happened in any real significance on the large scale. Every improvement in efficiency just meant a dramatic increase in use of that technology.
> Being able to earn money from secondary sales is one of the innovations of NFTs and is very common.

And in some cases totally dependent on the good will of the marketplace:

https://www.ibtimes.com/nft-royalties-debacle-enforcing-opti...

https://www.theartnewspaper.com/2022/12/02/nft-artist-royalt...
ReasonML or ReScript not your cup of tea? They are different syntactical front-ends for OCaml.
This also happens with Amazon, FWIW. We were doing a reconciliation on our credit card statements and saw some charges from Amazon that didn't correspond to anything in our order history, for like $30 or so. (Amazon charges as it ships, so in large orders where not all items ship together you can be charged random amounts). We ended up charging them back.

Amazon nuked my account. I've been an Amazon customer since the beginning, almost 30 years, and have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars with them. For this $30 chargeback, they yanked back all of my Kindle books, Amazon Prime movie purchases, etc.

I got shifted from the normally incredibly helpful and friendly Amazon Customer Support to one hosted in the Upside-Down and manned by an army of demogorgons. They were essentially debt collectors, and had the attitude to match. Zero understanding or empathy. Incredibly aggressive, unpleasant, and unhelpful. I ended up reversing the chargeback, which of course took two weeks, and it worked itself out in the end.

But wow, customer LTV the size of mine could have been blown up for such a small thing. Seems like someone isn't doing the math inside Amazon.
I want to start doing this too. I bought a flip-phone some time ago, but it never stuck.

My usage is pretty much: listen to music, use (Google) calendar, texting, FaceTime.

Any surfing is plain doom scrolling and not productive.

Recommendations for me? Analog/simpler substitutes?

For ppl that has gone down this path - how do you feel now?
How We Made MuseScore 4 [video]
It's a little known fact that IBM creates its SMT-8 cores by taking two of its SMT-4 cores, having one stand on the other's shoulders, and draping a trenchcoat over them so they count as one core for Oracle licensing. The trenchcoat being a de minimis ability to reschedule work from one half to the other. Seriously the per-thread performance you get from 1 thread on an SMT-4 core, 1 thread on a SMT-8 core, and 2 threads on an SMT-8 core are all extremely close together.
We've done something similar, WeWork is "expensive for an office" if you've never paid commercial real estate prices before. Compared to an actual lease it can be quite competitive, especially as you only have to 'pay' for the office itself but get all the other "shared perks".
> Bought two phones by accident, returned one of them, package was lost and a representative told me to do a chargeback if I wanted my money back. Did that, Google account got banned.

I don't believe|understand this.

Why would Google ban someone's account just because of this? A Google account is a personal thing, and this is about logistics.
yubikey type things? we were using little blackberry-format devices for 2FA in the previous century.
Hard token, yubikey
Of course people look at those and state something... if you think that the Banqjao Dam failure is the worst dam failure that can happen, you haven't kept up on the news regarding the Mosul Dam (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosul_Dam#Renewed_stability_co...) or Three Gorges (https://www.wsj.com/articles/worst-flooding-in-decades-raise...).. So new dam projects are built to avoid the obviously worse potential outcomes.

I'm not sure how people are misunderstanding tail risks this much but NNT would be ashamed. "Regression to the tail" is super important when assessing long-term risk -- and likely points more in favor of nuclear plants due to the insanely disruptive tail risk that climate change represents.

But "our repeated accidents didn't end up being too bad" isn't the way to assess them.. acknowledging that the accidents resulted in thousand-mile exclusion zones, but limited loss of life is important but that should directly inform the siting of new plants and the operation of existing ones (and why it's a good thing Indian Point is shutting down).
From where I stand (I'm a designer and artist, but I'm helping where I can) the project needs more people who understand microcontroller structure. The Daisy can't yet talk to its GPIO, so it can't yet do i2c or anything similar. But by the time the project is fully rolling, it shouldn't be tied to a single chip architecture, never mind a single development board.

The project needs people who care and know about programming DSP hardware! And Tim is an amazing core developer. It's a pleasure working together.
I have used TimeTrap (https://github.com/samg/timetrap) for years. I have it installed on a dev/utility server I have hosted in the cloud. I use JuiceSSH on my android phone to run quick check in and check out scripts. While I'm at my workstation I have a terminal open that is SSHed into my VM. One of the panels in tmux is using a watch command to monitor my time. Purely just a time tracking function so I can't generate invoices or anything like that.
It’s the downside of being a rich a-hole with a private jet:

The public owns the airspace and if you fly through it you need to register yourself.

Quit carrying water for the billionaires, they don’t need the help.
The ratio between the tokenizer and the model is constant for both training and inference.

And I believe the ratio is that big - you just use a lot of compute for training, and that's why it's so expensive.
Anyone know if these would work for hammocks (I wonder with wood). A friend of mine builds domes with metal, and I know people hang hammocks in them (which is a great system for giving a good number of people a place to sit or sleep). His dome website is here: https://www.edgedomes.com
I don't disagree that this was a risky bet, and yet now I can't imagine the book being written any other way.
You could use the parental controls to lock it down.

iOS has Screen Time, which allows you to set limits on how much you can use an app. I'm sure there is some equivalent on Android.

I made the mistake of purchasing FTL (a game) and had to add a Screen Time rule for it. :)
> mostly miss the GPS and music

I mostly go phoneless if at all possible. I use an old ipod nano for music. It's much better at it than the phone because it is so tiny and thin (and has a headphone jack).

For GPS my watch (Garmin) has GPS.
Death Is Truth: Why Post-Mortems Work
Robert Rankin author of The Brentford Trilogy is very much in the style of Pratchett and Adams:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brentford_Trilogy
> all the extra speed is obtained by consuming proportionally more CPU resources (extra threads and SIMD)

If you know you have other threads that need to do work, then yes, multithreading BLAKE3 would just pointlessly compete with those other threads. But I don't think the same is true of SIMD. If your process/thread isn't using vector registers, it's not like some other thread can borrow them. They just sit idle. So if you can make use of them to speed up your own process, there's very little downside. AVX-512 downclocking is the most notable exception, and you'd need to benchmark your application to see whether / how much that hurts you. But I think in most other cases, any power draw penalty you pay for using SIMD is swamped by the race-to-idle upside. (I don't have much experience measuring power, though, and I'd be happy to get corrected by someone who knows more.)
Same for me with YT recommendations, but I had not watched yet. Bevelled long-cuts and mitres to produce nice joinery. Finish (stain) wood. Assemble pentagons and hexagons as units. Plans and details at:

https://trilliumdomes.com/
Isn't much different than a fundraising dinner , but I suppose at least a meal is better than a hash value
Apple TV+ to adapt William Gibson’s cyberpunk novel Neuromancer
Brilliant concept art.

Seeing it in action evokes in me a sense of what living with AI-powered everyday objects will feel like... in the not-too-distant future.

We sure live in interesting times!
Business forecasting is imperative for making balanced financial and operational decisions. Its impact across industries has grown in recent years due to the way companies build data-driven strategies and rely on data. But let’s find out what is needed for efficient forecasting and why machine learning models have all the prerequisites for enhancing business intelligence.

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EU adopts global minimum 15% tax on big business
You might want to do some reading about something called "conflict of interest."
I love curl.
TOTP if at all possible. Then you can run the code calculator on your laptop or wherever most convenient for you, not them.
Why are these "journalists" upset now about suspensions of journalist accounts? It was never an issue with them before when it was journalists of a different political ideology, was it? I can't find a record of any of these people attacking Twitter for it then, and a number of them were cheerleading it and explaining why it was necessary at the time.

What changed?
Eh just offer a hard token or yubikey and be done.
> we fine people for shoplifting

Walmart fines people for shoplifting? Of course not. That is a job of a government.

Companies should not be a judge, jury and executioner.
Poll redo
I don't have a phone. It's fine.
initially this article read as a scam (lobbying corpo "non profit" that claims to care about health and enviro but just creates a worse net effect by wasting resources) and a bit of research concludes:

CDC says [1]:

> Until 2012, children were identified as having a blood lead “level of concern” if the test result was 10 or more micrograms per deciliter (µg/dL) of lead in blood.

the lobbying corpo's very own charts [2] show no lead concentration higher than 2.4µg per serving in any tested product. if you ate a serving of chocolate that contains 2.4µg of lead, you would have no more than 2.4µg/dL of lead, which is lower than the CDC's previously stated harmful level. if the lead was diluted through all the blood in your body (~5L = 50dL), your blood level of lead would be 2.4µg/50dL = 0.048µg/dL, far below the CDC's previously stated harmful level of 10µg/dL. with 10 servings, at which point you will have other issues, you will have 0.48µg/dL, still 1/20th of the harmful level.

1. https://www.cdc.gov/nceh/lead/data/blood-lead-reference-valu...

2. https://www.asyousow.org/environmental-health/toxic-enforcem...

disclaimer: i cant do science or math, maybe i calculated something wrong
I find really nice that Europe "as a whole" is starting to share the same solutions to the same problems !!!

Remember "Tchap" (https://www.tchap.fr/), the French Gov messenger system based on Matrix ? ;-)
Haven't strayed from JS code golfing yet - this is a great opportunity to learn how to play with the TIC-80 and PICO-8!
> “conservative” is code word for “dissenting from the regime”

TFA literally provides an axiomatic definition of "conservative" from which to interpret the author's statement. and spoiler alert: it does not mean “dissenting from the regime”

now, whether or not to accept the axiom as truth is beyond the scope of the quoted criticism
I think The Nature of Order vol. 1: The Phenomenon of Life is what you’re looking for. Going back in time, The Timeless Way of Building and A Pattern Language show the roots of The Nature of Order series. To look at a recent case study, The Battle for the Life and Beauty of the Earth.

I also recommend looking at works by Salingaros and Mehaffy like Design for a Living Planet, Principles of Urban Structure, and Unified Architecture Theory.
I don't find it suspect (well, suspect of what exactly?) as a native to these cities but I may lack perspective. Go one city over all over the Bay Area and you get wild differences. There's a lot of land between north bay cities too. Also, weren't we all just using these divergences a year ago to back up Covid statistics - i.e. Santa Rosa was higher than surrounding cities from my recollection, and that was "expected" one you knew the areas.
A lot of people think he is lying about being scared for his family to justify unprincipled actions that satisfy his megalomania.
Does it support Apple Silicon Macs?
> the US has a much tougher attitude about health and safety than most places.

Attitude? Maybe. In reality? Often not.

No idea why you think nutrition labels are worse and how they factor in "health and safety" when corn syrup is everywhere in the food in the States and 42% of population is obese.

On the other end of the spectrum you have underinvestment in critical infrastructure. For example, dams: https://e360.yale.edu/features/in-an-era-of-extreme-weather-...

There are very few (developed) countries which are as lax about health and safety as the US.
This is a consequence of the Ukraine conflict - less natural gas means Europe needs to burn more coal instead. This situation is likely going to continue - relations with Russia are very unlikely to be restored any time soon.

Reducing CO2 by switching from coal to gas was never a durable solution (there's only a percent reduction) and now it's dead. The only way forward for Europe is much more wind and solar, now also as a security imperative.
There are a lot of approaches to this across all platforms including Windows;

https://alternativeto.net/software/maxivista/
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Yeah, I have it activated. But I want to experiment with the idea to abolish my phone as much as possible.
“The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal loaves of bread”
The law also requires rich and poor alike to register their private jets and broadcast their locations when in flight. I'm sure Elon has no problem not being allowed to sleep under a bridge, and I have no problem with my private jet being tracked. Cars is a bit of a false equivalence. If he wanted privacy, he could drive
> He acts like a-hole, but then expects unquestioning adoration.

Very typical narcissistic personality disorder symptoms. Narcissists are made not born, by other narcissists, thru treatment that is dehumanizing and inhumane from a very young age. We should give him our compassion and empathy, but not allow him any power. Power in the hands of a narcissist is dangerous, as the orange man showed us.
Nah, it was just lame.

Forced corporate ‘fun’ never works.
That isn't how morals work. If your moral changes because of the demands of a mob, or a time of crisis you do not have a moral, you were always flexiable.
Thanks for the recommendation. I managed to get fastmail up and running on my domain in like 10 minutes. It's now importing 781000 emails :)
Agreed. I'm currently working on a book on statistics[1] and keep discovering slight (and not so slight) misconceptions in my thinking thanks to the "optional" code examples and demonstrations. In the end, it seems the code examples won't be optional at all, but essential for understanding.

It's the same with many science and tech subjects. You don't really know it until you can code it. I'm intentionally converting some of the derivations/experiments into exercises for readers to complete on their own, so they can also benefit from this learning process.

[1] https://nobsstats.com/
Better access to information and knowledge.

There is probably an overall cultural problem with it but it feels more difficult today to actually be informed.

Part of it is that there is the power structures whom hold knowledge. Either in a classical sense (universities, libraries, journalism), or through more recent companies which own either knowledge communities themselves, or _access_ to knowledge.

The other part of it is individuals treating information as entertainment. This probably isn't inherently a problem (learning should be fun), but it becomes an echo chamber of popularity based on half truths and trust based on upvotes rather than content.

A better web would allow users to learn, engage, interact, and grow with others. It seems like the more content out there the less information is actually available.
According to some Sam Harris podcast I vaguely remember listening to years ago, publishers generally don't want to publish short (like <200 page) books because they don't make enough money. Longer books are more profitable because the perceived value is higher so consumers are willing to pay higher prices for them, even though they don't cost much more to print.

Which is one reason why 90% of "business" books are forgettable wastes of paper that contain one or two ideas stretched out over 250 pages and serve little purpose except to advertise the author's consulting company.
> every scandal pumps up his base

Trump's base, as everyone knows but for some reason is unwilling to point out, is mainly white men and married white women. Clearly everyone is an individual and there's probably a single black woman somewhere who voted for Trump, but without those white voters he has absolutely no chance.

Why does that matter? Because they're completely disillusioned with him. The spectacle was well and good, but rather than focusing on the concerns of his base, like border security, immigration, creating blue collar jobs, and trade school scholarships just to name a few, his greatest achievements are Operation Warp Speed, which they don't like, and the usual tax cuts for the rich, which they don't care about. His main tangible policy that benefitted the white working class was not sending their sons off to die in a new pointless foreign war.

The upshot of all that is that you can rest assured that Trump hasn't got a prayer of winning reelection in 2024 and I'm near certain that his team knows it.
if you take the product they tested with the highest lead concentration (2.4µg per serving), and ate 10 servings, you would have 1/20th of the harmful concentration of lead, according to my calculations: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34018344
Most supermarket honey, China or not, is HFCS + honey.

A beekeeper told me that the biggest indicator of real honey is that it solidifies with time. Because of that, it’s usually sold in glass containers so that you can heat it up to re-liquify it.
I stayed at the hotel this September. My first thought was "oh, my, there is a breakfast area right there on a ground floor, and it is starts buzzing right from 6am!”. Fortunately, the bang happened 20 mins before.

Interestingly, looking at the tank from my room, I never thought about the scenario when it breaks. I thought "engineers must put a lot of extra margin when constructing this". Turned out I was wrong.
Blocking those who want to give the general public up to-the-minute location information on him and his family is "silencing his critics?"

Nothing could be further from the truth.

You have no fundamental right to track Elon Musk, just like I would have no fundamental right to track the whereabouts of you and your family. Disagree? When do you let us attach a tracking device to your conveyance?

Few, if any, would be comfortable having their family movements tracked by the public.

Also, journalist is a bit of a stretch. Journalism died a long time ago. Corporate script-readers at best, and state-run media parrots at worst. Either would be a better description than "journalist."

I remember when that "journalist" from WashPost published the home address of a woman she didn't like. Everyone was all for that...

Now it seems the shoe is on the other foot and the hypocrites don't like it.
Advertisers are not getting any customer service from Google, at all. I've had accounts locked for no reason, ads cut off, etc.

Their ad platform is so confusing, I had to take a Udemy course just to make head or tails of it.

This is besides the fact that their ads are nowhere near as effective as on other platforms.
What stops them from doing that today? What stops a government from not renewing your driver's license or passport or not issuing a SIN/SSN or leaking your SIN/SSN?

How about just denying you federal services _after_ providing ID? How about putting you on a watch list?

Governments have been using IDs to deny services to oppressed peoples since IDs existed, but I think the options that leaves you with is to fight for a free and democratic government or not have IDs.
And being wireless it is of course a nightmare in congested areas like apartment complexes and offices. A wireless access network over which the user has no administrative control -- what were they thinking?
If my employer expects me to use a phone for work, I expect them to provide the phone.
With fewer people commuting to work there's less overlap, but enough new yorkers have family in NJ and vice versa that I suspect suspect Newark should be pretty accurate for NYC +/- 5-15% with a lag time of a week max.
Man, who cares about the grift, how about the level of cringe on those trading card images? I thought the one in the article was for lulz or something, but no, it fits in the theme of the rest on the referenced URL well enough that I'll assume it's real.
How a viral siege is making some people sick for weeks, even months
They're not called co-working space. They're just regular old small office building. They typically don't have a flashy website, so you have to find them the old way. They may be on CraigsList or even LoopNet
Working on this now. Seems my domains are still `locked` (Registry status: Client transfer prohibited), hopefully in the next few hours I can transfer them...but I see some complaints about transferring out of google domains.
Yep -- the impression that I get is that WeWork is no longer particularly competitive for us in the current market (but was for a long time).
There will come a point where the branches have diverged too far and merging becomes infeasible. So long-term, it's bound to become "hard".
Inferior how?

My KDE Plasma setup is nothing like MacOS.
> I spent several hours fixing a problem and I learned next to nothing in the process.

This seems like the wrong attitude to me. It's the perfect opportunity to dig into what those kernel params do! Understand _why_ that fixed the problem.
This is annoying. I really hoped this would be the worst opening sentences in actual books published in 2022.

Incredisappointing.