skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They're certainly irrelevant to me. I'm talking about problems here at home.

The article was about men checking out. I'm suggesting this is a symptom of general cultural decline.

We don't have to agree on whether or not America is becoming culturally irrelevant. I'm suggesting it is, and we can disagree on this point.
The vast majority of businesses that are started don't accomplish what they promise. It's not really a valid criticism of an entrepreneur.
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Maybe, but it's part of POSIX now. Anyway, I misread the code, and it's actually supported.
There are a bunch of open-source projects out there that automate away the hassle of piracy. Just look at radarr, sonarr, etc. Combined with media servers like Plex, you can grab any content you want to watch with one click.
And probably done through a chain of shell companies and other laundering and smuggling methods. We can't keep them all out of Russia/Iran. It's just about minimizing.... ... and writing your code with best practices so it can be ported to whatever hardware trickles over the border ;)
Discussion from Twitter's acquisition in 2021: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25914865
Judging by the diff, yes. The most generous interpretation would be that it's an euphanism for "pictures in anime style of possibly-underage (but post-puberty) naked women".
You think he printed out the code and read it on his private plane? No, I think this is a much more utilitarian decision: Revue wasn't making money, it got cut.
Give a hint as to what it is please.
I don't understand them in any field. I was forced into signing one for tech that blocks me from working from any competitor for up to 2 years. Depending on how loosely you define competitors that could mean I can't work in tech for 2 years after this job. Unfortunately for me I can't afford a lawyer. Fortunately for me non-competes of this level are generally unenforceable.

You have NDAs already. It's not like you're working for Lockheed with secret stealth aircraft knowledge where a non-compete might be a national security protection. It's a representation of the inequality of bargaining power. If I didn't take the job I would've been out another job for possibly months to reach my payscale (Staff). They are a representation of the scourge of the neo-liberal variety of capitalism. It's not true capitalism, it's actually neo-feudalism, and it's not the only symptom of it.

You will never get anyone in power to agree to make non-competes force payment of a stipend while you're under one. The powers that be have paid off congress. The fact the FTC even wants to look into this after decades of this abuse just demonstrates that fact further.
Has it been verified that they actually use these instructions in Accelerate.framework?

Yes. Aside from benchmarks, you can easily verify this by profiling an application with Instruments and then inspecting the disassembly.

However, it should be said that AMX does not scale linearly with the number of cores, but with the number of core clusters. So, on the M1 if you use Accelerate in two threads (rather than one), performance will barely improve, because the first thread can keep the AMX unit busy enough.

However, e.g. the M1 Pro and M1 Max have two performance core clusters with AMX units in them. So matrix multiplication doubles roughly two times compared to the M1. Similarly, the M1 Ultra has fours performance core clusters, so matrix multiplication performance is roughly twice that of the M1 Pro/Max and four times that of the M1.

Benchmarks:

https://github.com/danieldk/gemm-benchmark#1-to-16-threads
> a noncopete is valid only if you're being financially compensated by some amount while the noncompete lasts.

And this is about the only way they hold up in court, otherwise the non-compete would be a one-sided contract.

IANAL, but I was once sued by a former employer over a non-compete (an entry level IT job). The judge basically swept the floor with it.

Also, it made me understand why severance packages exist, it is usually a salary compensation for the non-compete duration. Now when you hear outrage over some bank exec getting a million dollar severance, know that this can be because of a non-compete.
Personally I look to having a 'common core' for clients that handles all of the actual logic of the application, then implement the interface in whatever library is most appropriate for the target platform.

As an example for .NET 7 I would write an SDK for interfacing with APIs that host the service. For the web client I would use Blazor WASM, for desktop I would use either MAUI or a 'native' wrapper for Blazor, and for mobile I would stick with Xamarin.

In general I would suggest designing for 'the web' as it will be the easiest to port to other platforms quickly and require the lowest care & feeding. Once the project is more established you can then look at creating native-first versions of the client that leverage the design idioms of your intended platform.
The root problem here is not a remind interval, but "email alerts".

Either something should file a bug to look at "some time later", or it should start ringing your phone.

Email alerts are just spam.

For both bugs and pages the reminder is good. A bug should get an update essentially saying "yes, this is still looking bad" (not create a new bug), and if it was important enough to page you the first time, then (unless you silenced the alert) it's important enough to remind you by ringing your phone again.
Measuring Sex, Gender Identity, and Sexual Orientation
> TV shows don't have patreons or kickstarters.

I wonder why not. If you're already doing payroll for the production of a TV show, it should be trivial to express each payout as a percentage (this particular gaffer gets 0.56%, etc).

It would then be easy to encode that in software somewhere (smart contract?) such that when payments come in, they get split up and disbursed accordingly.

If you coupled the addresses of these contracts with the content itself (as metadata on the file or in a lookup table somewhere, keyed by CTPH) consumers could then be choosy about whether they're supporting content which transparently supports all of its creators vs content that just lets a middleman soak up the profits.
Estonia's eRoad system includes a blockchain - predating Bitcoin by a year or so in fact - for recording any accesses and changes to official data with the goal of being able to detect breaches and/or corruption sooner. The country's own instance of the platform has about ten nodes IIRC, mostly operated by various government bodies but a few operated by other organisations - again IIRC including its main university and somewhere in Lithuania as well?
I'm on a 5800X with a 3080ti and 64GB, also PCIe 4.0 SSDs. I built in in 2019 then upgraded the CPU a year ago from a 3600x to the 5800x and it's so insanely fast for everything I do, including VMs, compiles, transcodes, etc. Nutty performance. The past few years have had amazing performance boosts.
I upgraded to an X670E platform back in October. CPU+Mobo+RAM ran me up to $750 with a bundle from Microcenter (essentially, I got the RAM for free), and I reused my case and power supply. To upgrade to a "24 core beast", as close as you can get with the 7000 series is the 7950X (16C/32T), which I can get on Amazon for $550, minus the aftermarket price for my 7700X (and possibly my old rig, which was a Z170 intel platform). Even if I kept my old processor, a top of the AMD line rig costs about $1250, memory capacity not withstanding. Of course, that says nothing about the additional electricity costs, and I understand that my prices are not obtainable in most of the world unfortunately, but I think $4000 is a stretch unless you needed a load of RAM (it'd be about $600 to max out my motherboard to 128GB).
Everything would be fine in these industries if rent and homes were cheaper.

Instead people think they have to make top dollar just to survive and avoid lots of otherwise fulfilling jobs.
Well I have to assume based on the evidence that you have presented here that you made your mind up on the guilt of this person first, then started looking for evidence to back up your case.
From what I understood, one big difference which makes this one worse is that it is using unpublished photos. Which can include works in progress, finished work under non-disclosure agreements, and even intimate things like personal nude pictures. It's more than just lacking consent or opt-in or licensing; these are files which shouldn't be available to these models (or to the public in general) at all.
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eeeeeeeh depends.

some 5/3.3V linear one? Sure.

Few generic switch mode power supply low current ones ? Eh, sure, there are few chips that are very popular but they're generally old and not super efficient.

Anything else ? Sure you can replace existing one but that requires redesigning the device so if you used part A but now can get only part B sure, you might get your 3.3V 5A out of it but you might need different sized capacitors/inductors, and you will certainly need a different board layout.

Even something simple as transistor used in power regulator (if it is big enough to have separate controller and transistors) might have same/higher amps but different other characteristics so you have to tweak the design a bit to get to the performance.

Simple microcontroller ? Even if any similar one on market fits the requirements, unless you get part from same family (just having more memory) you ain't fitting same code on it even if it is same architecture, the register map and their function can be different even within same family of chips, let alone different lines so you're up for the recompile at the very least, rewrite of parts at worst. And again board needs to be changed
Prime is free shipping _both ways._ Non-prime returns cost money. [1]

That makes buying much more risk-free. I haven't paid for return shipping on an Amazon purchase for years.

I don't know that I return enough to compensate for the ~$120 annual cost (I guess it's going up to $140?), but it does get me faster (and more to the point, deterministic) shipping as well, _and_ the other benefits like Prime Video.

Overall I find it still makes sense. But you do you.

BTW, your partner can probably share the Prime shipping benefit with you, if they aren't already sharing it with someone else, and if you live together. My wife can buy things on Prime with our one subscription.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html%3FnodeI...
transaction costs & bundling effects.

Basically non-compete negatives for the worker don't outweigh the costs & downsides of forming a union -for just this issue-. Forming a union, negotiating, membership, etc all have transaction costs. Also unions come in a bundle with negative effects too (corruption, forced to go along with decisions where you are in the minority opinion, etc).

So if there was a super light weight union that only focused on non compete, then maybe it could level bargaining power. But since unions have a cost and come with downsides, it's not used in practice today.
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They are currently mostly using machine guns mounted on LAT to shoot down Shaheds + tuned the detection system to figure out their location(crowdsourcing through app). That's why Iranian drones kinda stopped being a problem at all recently. And other valuable weaponry is spent more wisely rn.
Same labor shortage as everywhere that the government likes to pretend doesn't exist. 10 million working-age men can't or won't work. Of the ones willing to work, almost none want to spend their time learning skills for back-breaking, barely-middle class skills jobs which they'll be forced to retire from at 55 because their knees give out.

Same answer for the shortage as everywhere that the economists don't want to hear: pay more, allow more immigration, get better benefits especially for parents.

Edit: also in this case universal healthcare, universal mandatory PTO, would also extremely help
This is why Firefox is my default browser on Android and I use Ublock Origin.

Lack of real Firefox on iOS is the absolute deal breaker for me switching to iPhone
You might roll back committed transactions in case of a system crash. It might be acceptable for some applications, but I wouldn't certainly call it extremely reasonable.

If you do not care about system crashes, why sync at all?
Modernist Cuisine was very popular back in 2011, that was my introduction to him.
While I cannot speak for OP, I have noticed that some people seem to view non-straight orientations as inherently sexual. To those people any reference to having a same sex spouse (or that you date members of the same sex, etc.) is equivalent to mentioning that you engage in BDSM. I do think most people would be weirded about about a kids show having characters that mention they are into BDSM would be weird and inappropriate.

Of course mentioning that you are not straight is no more inherently sexual than mentioning that you have an opposite sex spouse, or that you like people of the opposite sex romantically.

Honestly, I think a large part of the issue is use of the phrase "homosexual" in many places where "homoromatic" would be better (and people equating the word "gay" with homosexual, rather than homoromantic). In plenty of circumstances discussing who you find hot or who you are sleeping with would be inappropriate, while mentioning who you are dating, or married to would not be inappropriate.

For example, I probably should not know who my boss is sleeping with, but it would not be weird to know who they are married to, if not married, to know their long term dating partner. The fact that most people sleep with those they date, and that their romantic orientation tends to align with sexual orientation is not really relevant.
It tries to murder you from time to time too. This is at least a consistent glitch. I took a long road trip in a 3 with FSD and had I not been paying attention it would have sent me into a median once, and off to the ditch a second time.
There were also plenty of news outlets that reported racist models that didn't produce proper representation.

The n identifier could be used as a way to negate this problem or to provide evidence to the contrary of the dominant narrative of the incredibly powerful.

When viewed as a whole, everything seems to be done to provide a counter to power. Which is also a function of truly open AI.

When all pink is okay and all purple is not, you have a seriously color-based prejudice on your hands. Anyone arguing to the contrary would be wearing a white outfit going on about power in a different time.
totally understand where you're coming from. lots of days i feel like my job is to get the right people involved in the problem, not solve the problem myself. best of luck to you, i might find myself moving a similar direction.
A quick glance through the links that were removed, one of them had embeddings for creating loli content. Gross.

My bet is that's what this was about.
I'd love to see FSD up here in Canada in the winter.

We play "guess where the lanes are" at over 100km/h because our major highway system (401) ranges from 2 to 8 lanes wide and remains fully open.

Sometimes Humans get it wrong and crash even having years experience driving in snow, how will a tesla handle road conditions when everything is white and any "lane indicators" are buried in snow?

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Will FSD ever advance beyond some "ideal weather and road conditions" toy? I guess time will tell but it has a LONG way to go to support all road conditions.
Why fancy? Basic works 99% of the time. Over-engineered interfaces simply get in the way, no matter how "cool" they are.
I feel like CPU prices aren't particularly bad right now. GPUs are awful, though, with prices going up much faster than even our currently high inflation, and price to performance ratios that have barely budged since last generation. I suspect we'll see AIB 4060s for sale at or above the $600 mark.

I've seen a bit of apologia for this, claiming that costs have risen so of course prices would increase as well. But prices are going up so much faster than inflation that I'm not sure that passes the sniff test. We should see 4080s for $850-$900, not $1200.

All of this just in time for 30-series supplies to dwindle ... new 3080s are back up to the $1k mark. Sigh.
Amazon at one time tried to add voice reading to Kindle books. Authors were absolutely livid. Audiobooks are a significant income source, and taking that away from authors is going to make authors decline to sell digital books on your platform. Apple is doing this right by making it an author's choice.
> How about the fact that America's most walkable and transit-accessible neighborhoods are also the most expensive and highest demand?

I'm not entirely sure that correlation implies causation in this case.

Do most people move to cities specifically because they're somewhat walkable with good public transportation, or do people move to cities for other reasons such as more access to better paying jobs?

Would people in cities rather drive to work if it was possible rather than taking a chance every day that the people next to them on the bus/train weren't some strange/risky people?
>> Minimalistic interiors

> Is this something you see as a benefit?

Yes. It's a distraction free operating environment. Tesla's aesthetic choices are semi-scandinavian/Ikea. Minimal doesn't have to be that style specifically. The early New Beetle did a passable job. The typical car is like MS Word with every ribbon open at once. A minimalist interior is focus mode.
> I've been bitten by (...) pnpm bs too many times.

I'm surprised, the only node package manager that has any semblance of sanity is pnpm.

No flattening BS. Not randomly adding extraneous undeclared dependencies on the dependency tree. Not allowing random dependencies to depend on extraneous undeclared dependencies on the dependency tree.

Of course, then you find out that in the real life people actually use other package managers, and depend on non-deterministic, package flattening behavior and extraneous undeclared dependencies requiring extraneous undeclared dependencies...
Imagine you submit your ID and a data breach happens, or Louisiana subpoenas the information and makes it public. Now imagine you live in Louisiana (a pretty conservative state) and suddenly everyone knows you like to watch every type of porn, such as those seen as more taboo like male/male or male/trans. You are suddenly a target for violence in a place where such violence is most likely to occur, because of your state government's actions.

Nobody's saying kids should be watching porn. In a perfect world, this is a good law. We live in reality, though; data breaches happen routinely, and governments can do unethical, harmful, legal things. You should always examine laws in how they can be enforced in the worst way, and what the next logical step might be for legislators with ill intent towards any kind of minority group.

> We could argue over the implementation of it, and worry about the downstream consequences, but then shouldn't the argument be: how to accomplish this without those effects?

No country in the world has the identification infrastructure to implement this in a rights-neutral way, as far as I know. To do it, your ID would have to be a sort-of rolling public/private key pair that others can use to verify information with, such as DOB and driving eligibility. We would then have to track what entities are querying your ID and what info they got so that we can audit who's getting our Id info and make sure they have the appropriate access.
My computer rolling back a couple seconds on crashes is, actually, perfectly fine! Furthermore, I think most personal computer owners would agree.

The near impossibility of achieving ACI semantics on modern filesystems (other than ZFS) is one of my biggest pet peeves with how data is being handled. Servers may need ACID, but practically no home computers do.
Yeah, everyone should at least recognize and think about the possibility that they don't need to consume all the time. It fuels a lot of bad things in the world. Same with game console scalping. As long as people can be counted on to consume like this, that will be used to abuse them.
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A switch can jump inside an if body that contains case labels, causing the condition not to be evaluated.

C switch/case semantics are... not the most obvious.
Fraction of production, but a multiple of profits, and a massive advantage in growth rate. Companies are priced on cashflow and growth rate, not production.
It's generally "pair of <plural>".