skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
First off, no, not everyone should be on these drugs, there are side effects as well as known drug interactions that can be dangerous and not everyone needs them.

Second, please, please, please stop listing your BMI as if it were a definitive measure of health. To begin with it doesn't correlate well with actual percentage body fat because it doesn't differentiate between fat and muscle. Second, the study which created the BMI was based on a population sample from a single town and all participants were within 4 inches of each other in height, and nearly all were effectively average height with similar lean body masses. If your lean body mass does not conform to the expected range from that study, BMI cannot accurately determine if you are obese, skinny, a body builder or just tall/short.

Finally, rapid weightloss is dangerous, and if you're eating fewer than 1k calories in a day while experiencing extreme fatigue and brain fog, you are more likely to be losing significant muscle mass than fat. This is may be extremely because your heart could be weakened, which could kill you. It's great that your cholesterol and overall weight is down, it's terrifying that you're eating so few calories while being unable to maintain enough physical activity to keep your body from canabilizing vital muscle tissues.
First, comparing porn to candy is absurd. Porn is way more destructive psychologically. Second, the stuff is everywhere - a kid can pick up a friend’s iPad and get scarred for life by what these companies are putting out. No one parent has the power to stop it, so it makes sense for the state to do so.
Good thought. Louisiana could simultaneously legalize prostitution and incentivize people to go out and interact with actual other humans instead of sitting at home watching porn.
> All told, this is one of the most actively misleading quantum computing papers I’ve seen in 25 years, and I’ve seen … many.
It's pretty simple, you just need to make sure your alts use a different referral code from your main. Also use a different VPN region.
Willpower absolutely has a scientific definition, I’m on mobile but there have been hundreds of studies done on willpower and each and every one of them must define the term before studying it.
This is the kind of behavior that customers should be able to sue Adobe for, perhaps winning the rights to any AI system developed using their images.

I use Lightroom 5-10 times a year and there was no chance I would have found this option. Feels incredibly invasive to use my work without consent.
At least Adobe DRM is trivially easy to break. Right click in the Adobe software and it has a "open document storage location" option. Then drop that DRM loaded PDF into Calibre and you get a free and clear PDF in your library. At that point I go back to the library and hit the return button.
> the idea is you are given confidential info that you are not supposed to use because that's unfair competition

This proposal does not nullify NDAs (Non disclosure agreements), from the FTC press release:

"The proposed rule would generally not apply to other types of employment restrictions, like non-disclosure agreements."

There are also exceptions to partners and owners selling a business.
In order to foster faithful discussion on this site we enjoy citations. Do you have any for your parent comment? You make many bold claims but do not have any research to back it up.
I pay for music (Spotify) because it’s easiest to share with family members and I honestly don’t even listen to much anymore.

We’ve been trimming down our streaming services to just what we need for our kid at this point, and I’ve been beefing up my media server setup to support us friends and family.

I use streams for all sporting events because that whole landscape is stupid and it’s nearly impossible to simple pay per view stream the games/teams I want to watch. I would gladly pay per stream to watch any sporting event, it’s just not simple/possible, and I don’t want a package because other than nfl, I only watch other sports sporadically/during championships.

I don’t care about any live news or anything else so cable tv is useless to me. Also every time I’m in a hotel with my son and he sees commercials on tv you can see his brain warping so I avoid all ad content at all costs.
I'm really sorry you're in this position. My family left Ukraine when I was 12. Even sitting safely in another country and thinking about family members under bombing and occupation has given me countless sleepless nights over the last year; I can't even begin to comprehend what you and others who are actually there are going through. I recently read about several people in my industry who went to fight and lost their lives; it makes me feel emotionally stunted or something because for the life of me I still can't seem to mentally grasp the fact that someone was working as a game developer one day and getting killed in an invasion the next.

I hope you and your loved ones make it through this alive and healthy.
For the purposes of this discussion, this is a distinction without a difference. “Black voice” is a term of art, meant to convey that the voices in question were trained on features commonly associated with African American English. The voices in the example are US English voices.

Race, ethnicity, accent, language — all of these are complex topics with plenty of nuances. Short of writing a dissertation, no simple reply on a web forum will appropriately capture them. The good news is, we don’t need to, since most Americans are familiar with African American English, whether they know the term itself or not, because African Americans have constituted a distinct culture in the US for all of the country’s history.
Noncompetes do not block corporate espionage in any way shape or form.
I think noncompete clauses have their uses so rather than see them eliminated completely you make a company pay the employee under a noncompete the equivalent salary for the duration. Company wants you to sign a noncompete for five years after you leave? They can pay for you five more years.

Companies that truly need the protections will shell out for it. The ones that include it in their employment contracts because that's just what they do, won't.
Just as it’s your responsibility to not get shot, keep the state away from guns.
It's amazing how the attitude about not wanting to put data in the vendors hands has changed over the last ten years.

I remember having a hard time to convince our CEO to use BitBucket in 2011 because our precious code (that no one would actually want or could actually understand.....) was going to be "in the cloud".

I bet there are many firms that gave into the fear and regret it now.
Meanwhile, Google's answer to this is still locked behind close doors.
These things have nothing to do with CISC vs. RISC. Apple's special x86 compatibility is about TSO model of concurrency, which though quite strong and straying far from more RISC-like approaches to concurrency (the Alpha memory model was even abandoned in more recent architectures as too weak) is not especially 'CISC' either.
"Now that self driving cars are many decades away, instead of less than one decade away"

The promise was, that it will be here today. And this is clearly not happening and this is (one reason) why people feel bullshitted and so the trust and the stock go down.

So I also would not bet, that in 10 years FSD is ready, but I certainly see it as a possibility.
And the bare minimum can (and probably should) be achieved without legislation.

Filter in the browser, at the ISP supplied router, using DNS ... None of it is perfect but also it doesn't require the privacy problems that this does.

Also I have a feeling (although it is just that) that kids aren't getting their porn via google searches. My guess would be social media/chat apps all the time.
This is not a right reason to code asm.

One of the main right reasons is to increase the independence from the lock-in of compilers, usually via absurd size and complexity, and the never-ending planned obsolescence of the language syntaxes (ISO or compiler specific extensions) they implement (the worst are c++ and similar due to their beyond sanity syntax complexity).

Of course, coding asm with an ultra-complex macro preprocessor is pointless. The assembler and macro preprocessor should be programs order of magnitude simpler than compilers (to keep the door open for alternatives).
That’s not typically how these exploits are developed.
..and also the parking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsb2XBAIWyA
If by photos you mean deepfakes, I'm on board.
Pornographic content is too accessible. It's impossible for the parents to police this, there will always be one kid with negligent parents that will expose other children to this crap. We are talking 10 year olds here, it's already happening.
This quickly gets into the zone of absolving parents of their responsibilities to oversee their children's education and rearing in the manner that they choose (porn is bad vs. porn is not for you until you're older, etc)

How much media in our society is "not for children" but are still easily accessed by children? And how much of that happens because parents aren't paying attention?

Porn is just an easy target, especially in America.

I'm not saying we should do nothing, but I don't think this is effective action.

It's actually impossible to effectively manage this with laws and centralized legislation (I would argue this is performative more than anything else), and the more of this we have, the more of a false sense of security you give parents, and the less responsibility they feel they need to have in guiding and supporting their children and helping them learn the reality of the world around them.
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The nature of it would require the cajun firewall of freedom. The firewall will need to prevent people from accessing stuff they aren't allowed to, maybe even block vpns.
While attempting to upgrade my personal Figma account, it appears the pricing page and and the desktop payments gateways are down / unable to process payments. I left feedback in the provided form but figured there's an off chance this might reach the team faster.
You mean like this?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_cooling
It's good to let agencies make laws if they make good laws. It's bad to let agencies make laws if they make bad laws. The liberal obsession with process is what lets the far right make inroads everywhere, since they don't share it.
Okay, why don’t you think the government should try to protect kids from porn?
Rules are made to cause trouble for the average law-abiding citizen, but have almost no effect on actual criminals. e.g when you buy an AR magazine online (just a piece of cheap plastic and a single spring all there is) it says very clearly these are not to be exported outside the US.

If you're a lawful citizen and by mistake take one to the airport and get caught with it, would be a lot of trouble, but criminals will just ignore than warning, buy a few hundreds and smuggle them through land or sea no problem.

If these components were allowed to be purchased by civilians without a specialized license, then the companies can't really be blamed for it. There's no way to prevent things like that from being smuggled abroad.
In Germany we have non-competes, however, the employer has to continue paying the ex-employee (a part of) their salary for the non-compete to have any effect.
Amazon layoff signals more pain for tech sector as recession fears mount
And AFAIK that tube is one of the first physiological structures that forms in an embryo when it folds its two sides over.
Yar har fiddely-dee
Being a pirate is alright with me
Do what you want, cause a pirate is free
You are a pirate!
Google Cloud’s Kelsey Hightower reveals software developers’ ‘kryptonite’
I believe so. See https://sqlite.org/consortium.html for how they're funded. Plus of course you can pay for SQLite itself with various levels of support, etc. See: https://sqlite.org/prosupport.html
It is rigged because people want high speed climate controlled transportation. Prior to oil and autos, there were enclosed carriages pulled by horses.
> albeit very very weak
https://archive.ph/hNC7i
Alertmanager.
Every time I read something like "are many decades away" and "less than one decade away" I ask myself if we have a prophet here... Since nobody knows what will be discovered today and tomorrow nobody can make claims that "something is many decades away". And on the other side, nobody can make claims for "less than one decade away", because some lunatic with the atomic bomb can stop the progress of an almost finished project... We can only speak about "probabilities" here...
Corporate espionage is a crime. You don't need to tack non-competes on top of that.

And if you think the primary purpose of non-competes is to prevent or mitigate corporate espionage, I've got a bridge to sell you.
We can do a lot that would help. We can build electric mass transit (trains, street cars, busses). We can legally mandate that roads have large sidewalks / bike lanes and limit the size of rods. We could remove stroads completely. With how often roads go under maintenance, those rules would be able to be implemented fairly quickly. Remove zoning restrictions that limit density, or make artificial space like setback requirements and parking requirements, then let infill development do the work.

There is a lot that can be done with the stroke of a pen and will be fixed naturally over time.
Okay now do firearms! I don't think people should own fully automatic weapons, it's more a combination of these factors:

1: Gun laws don't prevent bad guys from buying guns anyway.

2: Gun laws create an avenue for personal details to be compromised with association to "guns".

3: Guns laws typically come from Californians, who instead of trying to deal with the people dying in the street of a fentanyl overdose, busy themselves trying to annoy hobbyists in Texas with their stupid lack of understanding about how firearms are made or used.
In your one-to-one meeting with your boss, demand that they protect the team from office politics.

Find a different job where your boss is good at shielding their team from office politics.

Sometimes it will be your boss’s boss who should be insulating you from office politics instead.
> Some things will just never go electric.

And yet they will have to, if we want to continue having a civilization...
I've heard that playing an album costs more in royalties than a playlist, since a playlist is more like radio which has lower royalty payments. So it's probably not a coincidence that the UI is heavily optimized for radio style playlists.
We have the same problem internally. Just getting internal support requires calling 3-4 people all redirecting you to someone else
Press release from the FTC: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2023/01/...
It's also how Alex Jones was punished for his Sandy Hook conspiracy theories.
Pornhub would have to become YouTube to balance the amount of porn.

Ya know, with the recent youtube crackdowns on profanity that might not be a bad move for them. They could create a new site as a youtube competitor, that also has all the pornhub content. Just gradually allow the top X amount of pornhub content through as regular content gets added to make sure the percentage stays consistent. I wonder if that would be enough to let them have apps on the play store and roku and whatnot.
I don't find anything terrible about it. I'd probably break it into two sentences but that's mostly down to my style.
I always thought their valuation was more tied to the Chinese market which the CCP has made hostile to anything but electric going forward.

I don’t know if people have heard, but China is one of the bigger market. Heh.
At that point it is no better than using a car.
"carmaker" != "electric carmaker" , all other carmakers DO NOT make profitable EV's and require heavy subsidies to be in parity. Tesla has better margins because it is vertically integrated . Apple will NEVER make a car , cars require a totally different supply chain not as simple as moving a low mass objects like phones and PC's , ie cant move them multiple times across different continents. other car makers will have to make significant investments while having losses and being dependent on ICE to break even all the while EV's grow and the ICE mkt share reduces (less profits) . They will probably never catch tesla in building a tech platform "infotainment" , how long would it take for any other car maker to ship steam games and have 60 fps gaming on the car.
Heat and rain are bigger barriers to bicycles than cold. You could make a case for ice, but you can address that at the infrastructure level. You can make a case for hills, but again, infrastructure (namely, minimizing grade and going around whenever possible). It's a lot easier to wear a coat than it is to wear an air conditioner; if Tw > 30, you are risking heat stroke by pedaling. California, except the far southeast, has generally cooler and much drier summers than most of the United States.

Also, it's +2 in Umeå right now, which is warmer than I thought.
It seems strange to me that anyone would go anything but Cloud Native today.
Thanks for the response! I'm looking at it more from a business POV. I'm assuming I can get the land for decent rates. I don't want to use it for farming, because of lack of expertise, plus longer turnaround time.

The usual stuff comes to mind: paintball arena, minimal restaurant, storage yard etc. but wanted to know if there's something innovative that I haven't thought of as yet.
Cool. How enforcable is that contract in China on a non-American citizen operating a company that only exists for a few weeks on paper to facilitate the transaction?

How hard would it be for Iran to open a shell company in third-party country like, say, Iraq to mask the transaction?
Evidence eliminates alternative possibilities. The presence of any of these components eliminates the possibility that there are no TI components in Iran. And to reiterate: this is obviously nowhere near the standard required to take any action whatsoever, thus the "very very weak" designation.
Speaking as a former employee of a large adult content network, and as someone who bent laws in my frequent (oh so frequent) searches for porn as a teenager, this law will be about as effectual as Louisiana's public schooling.
I am curious about doing the same kind of thing for compute shaders. I'm aware of Kompute.cc (which is Vulkan based) but haven't looked at their GEMM kernels, and also of wonnx for WebGPU ([1] is their GEMM code).

I'm also curious whether warp shuffle operations might be useful to reduce some of the shared memory traffic.

[1]: https://github.com/webonnx/wonnx/blob/master/wonnx/templates...
The problem is that it's not just the people who decide who gets elected. Like it or not, the chances of winning an election highly correlate with advertising budgets, and the fossil fuel and car industry has sunk dozens of billions of dollars in campaign contributions, (S)PAC donations and other legal and illegal forms of bribery to make sure their interests were taken care of.
Celsius Co-Founder Sued by New York Attorney General
Hey parents I want a pixel phone.

Why?

Because my friend likes theirs. (Mentally: Because it has a built-in vpn.)
Since there is no summary, these are the benchmark findings:

AMX co-processor 2 TFLOPS FP32
GPU 8 TFLOPS FP32
Neural Engine 5.5 TFLOPS FP16
Reducing the register count is not a "RISC" move. It probably makes sense for the target die size of a given product, but it's definitely not something "RISC" related which was, at the time, about doing the exact opposite - increasing the register count relative to CISC CPUs.

Similarly divide wasn't removed. It's still there. Instead a second extension was added that introduced multiply-only variants. Total complexity was increased, not reduced.
It seems the credit card providers would have an anti-incentive to provide this kind of consumer friendly functionality. Maybe Apple's card does? Any first-hand accounts?
Grafana

It now uses the Prometheus Alertmanager natively as its alert manager. And if you were using something like Mimir instead of Prometheus then you can seamlessly use Grafana against that Alertmanager too. Grafana is comfortable with any number of Prometheus compatible alert managers since the last major version.
> * To overtake a slower vehicle, the Megane and i4 are better : simply push the left blinker, then the car switch lanes and accelerates BEFORE having entirely switched lane, like a human driver would do.

Teslas do this in FSD mode.
It also requires any affected sites to verify users' ages directly with the government. They have to use the "LA Wallet" service, which means the Louisiana state government will have a record of everyone who uses it to access a porn site.
Fucking. Preach.

Just so you know you can fix EA games on the Steam Deck by logging into EA with your steam account and linking it. All the EA launcher games will work again.

Go to EAs help page. https://help.ea.com/en/contact-us/ Click login, and choose the Steam option. Link your steam with your ea account. Then try launching your game again. You’ll get the gray screen but give it time and it will go away.
The funny part is that you actually think this will have any real impact.

There are a billion other porn sites, and even I would argue watching all the thirst traps on TikTok or Instagram are way more "harmful" than straight out porn.

So this will do absolutely nothing except allow sites like Pornhub to literally know the exact person viewing what videos now. Yeah, that's just wonderful.
No. Just No. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34260124
Not by my definition:

A main difference between {MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.} and {reddit, hn, chronological forums, etc.} is that the former heavily rely on following/friending (i.e, establishing your social network) while the latter do not. Thus, the latter are not "social media" in the sense of media existing in a social network.

Also, I find that when replying to something in the former I'm thinking about the person (I know them, in some sense) and what they said, while in the latter I'm thinking almost exclusively about what they said (I probably don't know the person). The latter lacks that social element.
I swear for god that its faster for me. Muscle memory maybe?
It's already illegal in many states
Only exception was first half of 2009 when it seemed like the world had ended.

Otherwise, for experienced people, something is wrong. Not trying hard enough, applying to wrong companies, terrible resume, interview very badly, demanding a job above skill level.
I trust HN's opinion on many things, but definitely not on their opinion of what the vast majority of people think is fashionable. HN is solidly "overstuffed black leather couch" in their fashion sense.
The only requirement is to have laws which are similar enough.
Linking to some textual embeddings in the Wiki is the reason. Here is the relevant commit which reinstated the repository:

https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki...
I'm open to piracy whenever product I need is either unavailable (like some old or lesser known works, or works issues in limited pressings) or isn't served properly (like 3 decade old games on Steam, which I own anyway but can't even use and have to pirate from archive.org)
I don’t love that I have to use the touch screen to open my glove box, and I certainly think there are a lot of UI issues (and the lack of integration with phones beyond regular bluetooth), but one thing I appreciate is that there aren’t any blinding dash lights. I can see a lot better at night in my Tesla as a consequence compared with any other vehicle I’ve driven.
Related - https://www.vibilagare.se/english/physical-buttons-outperfor...
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34235350

And "can" != "have"