skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is the video They don’t want you to see. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vSK3maq8Cyk
It's difficult to estimate the real-world, practical value of this speedup without knowing more. I can't see how this would be noticeable unless it's in an inner loop somewhere, which might be a bad practice.
Obviously, when we talk about scammers we are talking about the ring leaders.
They also made it up as this hyper deadly disease, that basically has killed of half the world outside of china. They even tried to censor the audience in the soccer worldcup, to prevent the mainlanders realizing what a bullshit stories this was. Well, it didn't work and now the ccps official narrative causes whiplash.
Ok it is created by court :/ no way I would have found the us legal term without you.
In France it is automatically created, and it lowers value of your land.
I think in other countries it would be called “class” which encompasses those other advantages like family names or titles, but in the US “money” is probably good enough most of the time, and we tend to even convert those other assets to approximate dollar values for a nice tidy “net worth” figure.
> I think Europeans may not really get how big some of these places are until they experience it first hand

Conversely, I think most Americans don't get how big the UK is, or how much longer it will take to get around than you think.

Look at a map of Scotland. If you start at Glasgow on the west coast about a third of the way up, and drive to Scrabster, the northern end of the A9, that will take you at least 9 hours too.
Samsung has their own proprietary thing i think [0].

But it is great, when someone calls and i don't have them in my address book they show me the name of them, for example the name of the doctor offices, companies etc. As you can see in the demo carousel on their page, it shows "SMART" next to it, which emphazises that this isn't a number in your contacts but fetched from the internet.

Or if they are likely spam, my whole display is red and i can immediately hang up.

[0] https://de.hiya.com/products-smart-call
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> Does anyone find socioeconomic status ( SES ) so broad a label that it is almost useless catch all category for whatever data you actually want to capture?

Its true that SES is operationalized somewhat differently in different studies, so that conclusions about it one study may not transfer directly to what is studied under that name in another study. The operationalization here (and this is not uncommon) is, additionally, using summary measure is itself somewhat obfuscatory unless the summary measure captures a complex relationship distinct from the individual contributions of the components, which does not clearly seem to be the case here.

I wouldn’t say that SES is useless, but I would say that it seems to have no utility here separate from studying the individual components of that are used in operationalizing it.
'Everything is a Remix' is made for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJPERZDfyWc
Twitter data leak investigated by EU privacy watchdog
Again, models of decoherence assume existence of an external bath resembling classical state. By interacting with it the system becomes classical itself if it is and the bath is sufficiently big. But it does not explain how that external bath appears.

In universe-as-a-wave-function there is no external bath. The system as whole is always coherent and is described by a single wave function.

Then the idea of the decoherence is that perhaps during evolution of this big wave function it is possible to find a subsystem that looks like it is approximately decoherent during some time interval. Then one claim that our visible universe is just such subsystem.

The trouble is that so far nobody came up with a model where such temporary approximately classical subsystem appears.

Perhaps we have not tried hard enough or this is a really difficult problem, but at this point I am rather skeptical that decoherence is the right approach at all.
Hey, that's my idea!

We should get rid of all the historic accidents. Really.

Imho it's completely crazy how computers "work" today.

Modern computers still need to emulate "a PDP-7" because that's the only kind of machine C runs on fast.

But the sequential command stream machine (which is the abstract machine of C) is extremely inefficient. It's a mayor pain to extract parallelism from an inherently sequential command stream! We built crazy shit like "hardware JIT compilers", that are embedded nowadays in all CPUs, only so the CPU can maintain the PDP-7 illusion to the outside world (which is, in the end, still C, and nothing else) even it's a proper data-flow machine internally.

But because all the SW world is build in C (or languages that work the same) nobody invests in alternative architectures. Because C would not run fast on such machines, and they would fail in the market if you would need to rebuild the whole SW world first to get any advantage.

C (and, tragicomicaly its portability) was a trap!

And we will die a painful death even before anybody would start to think to finally remove the von Neumann bottleneck (which is inherent to sequential command stream machines with RAM).

I for my part would love if someone would invest in something like a modern take on the Connection Machine, but build form the ground up with a HW-SW co-design approach. (Of course this would be some work; you would need to build the hardware, which is comparably easy, but also some adequate programming language and ecosystem, up to a completely new designed operating system, and convince people to "rewrite the world" for your new system — which is the hard part).

> from the ground up (bits and bytes)

In this context it should read "(trits and 'trytes')" (only that we would maybe need a new world as trytes are historically six trits, but would be better 9 trits; so we could directly use a septemvigesimal system, which maps excellently to the English alphabet + "point"), and it should be of course balanced.

Time to finally switch to the most efficient information encoding, when we're at it! (Binary was also just an historic accident, chosen because it was most easy implemented on the ancient integrated circuits).
Experiments with the other systems have killed millions. What we have now is a well functioning oligarchy.
Reward you for what? Just existing and being smart? Being smart has nothing to do with whether people actually care about the goals of whatever "system".

Just have to spend a few days on Wall St or SV to work that out.
>At a guess: nobody thought to make a law against it yet and/or nobody with power has yet tried to apply an existing law to it.

This was the most surprising thing we discovered, it's the wild west. The closest thing we found was https://2009-2017.state.gov/t/isn/4783.htm. We're not hostile, we come in peace.
There's not necessarily a lot they can easily do, there. Once a route is a RoW the farmer can't close or divert it without the consent of the council. If you've got a RoW crossing one of your fields diagonally then you're going to get a line trampled in your crops whether you like or or not!
Bun bo hue literally on the side of a road in the Hue region in Vietnam. Haven't found anything in America like what you find in SE Asia where there's no menu, just one item and one price and that's all they serve 18 hrs a day nonstop.
Absolutely.

Although these types of optimizations tend to happen when someone has profiled their code and found the function to be a bottleneck, so there might be that one piece of code that speeds up :P
ChatGPT for Desktop (macOS)
The current system works well for the majority of the people on Earth and for most of the people in the rich West it works extremely well - we have a lifestyle that very few could afford just a century ago. And the system does reward smart, hard working people - e.g. ask the founders of big tech companies and the people who work there.
They have a manufacturing deal for Paxlovid.
> If I take a script, modify it and re sign it with a valid key, it will still be signed, just not by the original author, and will run.

> Even on windows now, package are often signed by individual developers rather than an entity that you might recognise the name of.

This is implies what you, as an attacker:

have the access to the Enterprise PKI

can issue code signing certificates

somehow your certificate drops in the Trusted Publishers[0] on the endpoint ie you have the access or to the GPO/domain controllers (keys to the kingdom) or to the endpoint (making the whole dance with certs moot)

> If this is an optional step (which it would have to be) then the easiest thing to do is to remove the signature from the script

This would make the script to fail from running in a proper configuration

> and modify the instructions on how to run the script.

And again this requires the access to the endpoint, which makes your assumptions moot.

> If an attacker has compromised the supply chain, unless the original host has done something incredibly dumb, chances are they're quite dedicated and jumping through a handful of extra steps arent going to stop them.

Exactly, which is why you don't "signed by individual developers", don't provide the easy way to access the PKI, don't sign the scripts and yet run them with -bypass.

Come on, I did deploy PKI and PS Code Signing.

[0] https://old.reddit.com/r/PowerShell/comments/kpwi5r/powershe...
This study seems like wishful thinking science. Personal experience is very much to the contrary. I actually dont know anyone who was made particularily intelligent by their school. All the intelligent examples I know already came with a head start.
The generalist’s solution to income is to have multiple jobs. If done correctly, the sum of those, even if individually lower paying, jobs should exceed a specialist role.
Debian, the rock-solid, with automatic security updates, without the interface updates.
What tools/services did you use to run the background check?
The End of an Era
Biden signs quantum computing cybersecurity bill into law
The WS2812 protocol is simpler than it first appears. Here's a great blog post about it:

https://wp.josh.com/2014/05/13/ws2812-neopixels-are-not-so-f...
It's good to see something about this, because interrupts etc. have been a bit of a dark corner when it comes to RISC-V.

Even better to hear there's nothing that specific.
Public science and art academy in my country recorded a lot of interviews on DAT digital tapes, which are now in the process if being digitised. The casette reader, however, does not report error metadata via any reasonable means, so it was modified a long time ago to report errors to an external device.

Wires are connected directly to the PCB of the casette player so that with the help of the external device, metadata about the errors when reading can be stored. But the external device (DATerr/DATerrMON/DATerrLOG) is ancient. It's not mentioned in Google's search results, luckily there was a copy of the printed manual somewhere.

It talks via RS-232 to a regular office computer from the ninetees running windows 95 to an application running in DOS mode.

It's time to modernize the setup, as currently the win95 PC's disk already failed and had to be replaced. Luckily the program works perfectly under DosBOX, but the environment has to be tweaked a bit (NumLock must be on, or the program hangs, etc :))

Edit: I said windows 93 instead of (probably) 95.
For a network protocol, it is generally better to deliver clear errors to the client when they are out of spec, and stop loudly.
Unless you are using your own server?
The screenshots are from Gmail users; I assume anyone using Gmail doesn't really care that much about the privacy of their email.
> You'll just never make the same kind of money as the person that knows Kubernetes backwards and forwards and not much else.

is there a statistics on this?
I didn't realise that 4G/5G could connect to receivers that far away. From memory, the maximum Timing Advance in 2G corresponded to ~25km. After that the phones won't get ACKs fast enough due to speed of light and will assume that the response isn't for them.

WiFi has similar limits, but much shorter. I know some usecases of WiFi transceivers with longer distances (~5km) which required tweaked firmware that wasn't technically wifi-compliant, to have longer receive windows.
I think the actual intent is to puff their jobs page, which is... not in good shape.
To fix the system, you have to hate both.
I used to be a nano user but now whenever I want to use a terminal text editor I will almost always use micro as it has built in support for most languages.

https://micro-editor.github.io/
Bad people are actually good they just need more police???

Or everyone is bad - police are what make people good?

I don’t know how to parse your statement.
I'm being selective? Why would you compare 2-dose efficacy when the point is that 3-dose efficacy is similar? W.r.t. Omicron, the Dutch govt is very clear about the fact 2-dose Pfizer is not enough and that you need boosters, which makes insisting on a 2-dose comparison even stranger.

Agreed on more research being needed. But the opposite also holds: concluding that Chinese vaccines don't work, especially when such conclusion is usually used to support the implicit thesis that "our vaccines work great and they're in this mess because they didn't use ours", is also irresponsible.
So in a couple of weeks the vast majority of that 70% will be back at work.
You probably just met someone from a non-English culture. The sex/gender distinction is an invention of the past 20 years, and outside of the English world has probably only been picked up by people who interface with English speakers a lot (i.e. academics). I can assure you that Korean makes no distinction: the dictionary translations of the English terms are "sex" and (the full phrase) "one's feeling of one's sex."
Are you sure you mean windows 93?

Not, say, 95?
Wouldn't really want to do heavy computational work on any laptop. Thermal throttling will gut your performance. Laptops just don't have the cooling necessary to have it any other way.
Why would you hope that more people will do this?

Do you see any possible downsides at the individual or societal level?
"The market for stock photography and grunt level copy writing collapses entirely."

The only thing stopping this from happening is that AI still hasn't figured out how to render hands very well.
relevant link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_plague?

clickable link from your post http://badcaps.net
> In contrast, a well functioning capitalist system would rewards the smartest, most capable, hardest working people.

I'm not sure this is the thing that a well-functioning capitalism system would actually reward; I think value produced is the gold standard incentive for capitalism, all else being equal.

For instance, someone might be very intelligent/capable/hardworking and diligently spend their time documenting the flavor profiles of different cabbage species. If nobody ever reads their work or cares about their results, it's hard to make a case that much value has been produced (capital-wise).

By contrast, a person working at a nail factory might not be the smartest, or just capable, and may slack off. If their work produces nails that actually get boxed up and sold, there's real value to that effort that (ideally) is rewarded.
Reward you with opportunities to use your smarts for something productive or useful.
Thanks for the link! I just bought your book :)
Well, I am a big proponent for Apple products, but for ML-related work Apple Silicon is not the best good value for money currently. This will likely change in the future, when we have larger matrix accelerators and ML-specialized data types in the GPU/AMX, but Apple is not there yet.
Would you support this if it was an Afro American?

Somebody has to do something about climate change. Our governments aren’t doing shit, if you got a better idea please go ahead.
The Age of Industrialized AI
Lol, perhaps I got it confused with the website https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_93

I have a disk dump on my server. This is worth checking.
This looks really interesting, does this run on react native? Or is it only for web apps?
Isn't it uneconomic for a country to educate young people and then deport them as soon as they (are old enough to) start working and paying taxes?
Google does not. It hires a lot of specialists and fungible people.
As a warning, this page spends multiple pages teaching you about their gender findings before giving you your results. I had to go through 20+ pages of teaching before getting a prediction on my gender.
long term bitwarden user will keep calm and carry on
Do we need something better or is USB-C "good enough"? Micro-USB was clearly terrible and had to be replaced that much was clear since its very introduction, but USB-C seems pretty good. I don't see it as desirable to move to something "better" in the coming decades, considering the immense cost of switching connector interface on something like this. (That cost also applies to micro-USB FWIW, micro-USB is just so bad that it's worth it.)
You can buy the exact same laptop, but $1300 cheaper if you can install Linux yourself: https://www.razer.com/gaming-laptops/Razer-Blade-15/RZ09-042...

Or get a more powerful CPU for $100 cheaper than the Razer with the Asus ROG: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-rog-16-wqxga-165hz-gaming-...
In most cases you should know the background color behind the text without sampling the buffer, or at least get an approximation or revert to grayscale AA when layering text on top of unknown background, but yeah I get the idea and it is an interesting trade off.
Yes, normally nothing should be run inside an interrupt service routine, except inserting an action in some (priority) queue, to be executed later.

This is the best approach in a bare-metal system too, not only under a real-time operating system.
That’s why copyright exists, so that more people create art for a living. You can be against copyright, but it’s certainly something that the law concerns itself with.
I know your intentions here are good.

However, you aren’t being “edgy” or “bold”, you are being unwise.

This is not a place to shoot from the hip.

Rationalizing from science fiction, has serious failure-modes, and your approach risks poisoning public support for an important climate intervention.

If you want to do right by this, you need to steelman the scientists critical of your work. Reflect back to them the best version of their argument until they agree that you understand it.
* in the United States.

Lots of commenters are living and working in Europe or somewhere else outside the USA. We're not on the same salaried. More comparable to accountants and marketing.
I've recently bought my macbook air m2 (and also my first apple device), so far I've encountered some issues listed below:

- WiFi driver crashed after I've turned off the wifi, causing kernel to panic, rebooting my device. That happened twice already.

- Plugging TV via HDMI via a USB-C hub, switching to HDMI sound output, causes all media to jump to +8-300 hours (even if given media length is smaller than that...),
strangely enough changing audio output back to macbook's fixes the problem.

- Activity monitor (macos task manager) takes FOREVER to load, if top/htop can load in mere miliseconds, why not the native app?

- Sometimes app bar won't hide in fullscreen mode (don't really know if that's intended), hovering mouse over it will fix that.

While I love the overall build quality, battery life and hardware, the software has some measurable "jank" in it, to the point I'm seriously considering not to buy apple stuff again. I've considered those devices to work out-of-the-box and after sitting on barely working linux as my daily driver I've decided to go for it and buy one. Now I've lost all hope for "just works" system, they do not exist.
I went into the article under the impression that permacomputing was a form of computation resilient to change over time, something akin to markdown or plain text files. I missed a more clear definition in the text.
Much much sooner than 38 days. Most of the big cities have already peaked, as measured by Baidu searches. Half of Beijing was already infected last week.
Create innovative remote patient monitoring software solutions to optimize medical resources use, data management, and healthcare analytics.
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I’m transgender and I’m taking hormone replacement therapy with the assistance of a doctor at a transgender health clinic.
I think at least some part of the effect for you is placebo for sure. I'm sure not all of it or even the most of it.

My wife has lower then normal for women testosterone levels, but she always have been a bit less girly then other females (in behavior, not looks). She felt for example that she had little to no maternal instincts after giving birth to our child.
Ask HN: High paying job or better position and comforts
Hello people, I need some help in deciding what to do next ?

I have a job offer which pays 85% more compared to my current salary, but the down point is that I have to migrate to another country for it. And another down point is that there I'll have to do basic development tasks.

My current job, is in my city, offers work from home, offers me freedom to do freelance work, and has offered manager position.

I am currently single, looking to start a family so thinking to have some stability prior to that.

I am confused, can someone help with what they do to decide in such situations ? Any comment, or suggestion or advice is appreciated.
.. if only you'd seen how fast Grandma's so often hit the grass to get into the sunshine.
Actually, it's working with scientists that are open to supporting our efforts publically. We're speaking to several leading scientists at the moment supporting what we're trying to do, but they are afraid of the scorn they'll get from people like you and be excommunicated by their peers.
what do you mean? you can open an issue on github and there are build instructions in the readme
You can benefit from Bandcamp in the same way.
That's wrong. Coding and using code is a skill in itself.
But that's exactly where newer Apple laptops shine. They don't have the throttling issues associated with x86 simply because they use 2-4 times less power for the same level of performance. E.g. my M1 Max CPU maxes out at 5-6 watts per core, while delivering performance comparable to that of an Intel P-core running at 4.5-4.8 ghz. In multicore, that's 40 watts for the level of performance where Intel or AMD would somewhere between 80 and 150 watts, depending on the configuration. And 40 watts is something that a laptop can easily dissipate.
Can you use this for a full system backup or is it more suited towards backing up individual files?
I wonder if experimentally doing this is reversible. Feels like Banks's Culture. Could be interesting to try, to get a feel for the differences in perspective GP reports.
As someone living in a southern European welfare state, I'll just say that I'm jealous of the US immigration policies. The free-for-all policy that we have here depresses wages, raises crime rates, and dilutes our culture.
> There seems to be a current attempt to get this kind of dangerous nonsense accepted as 'normal'.

Why not? Society still considers expelling CO2 and NO2 into the atmosphere as 'normal'. Maybe the outrage directed at this effort should be directed at the industries expelling CO2 and NO2 as well.