skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> We steal their childhoods from them so they can sit for 8+ hours per day and develop soul-crushing anxiety, so they have the chance to compete for a soulless career at a corporation?

Public "education" made me despise learning and helped suppress my love of reading to the point that I'm only just starting to rekindle it. I performed well in school, but not well enough to be in advanced courses. It was complete torture, constantly vascilating between things being so easy that I'd stop paying attention to then being difficult because I'd fallen behind. This isn't even including disciplinary nonsense, I've got stories about that.
I pretty much update things manually when I think of it (usually every ~2 months or so) or when I am downloading a new version for whatever reason (like to flash yet another computer I picked up). I've been looking for something to do in my downtime , so I might see if I can whip something up to automate updates, could be a fun project.
I drove around yesterday looking for my wallet/bag after the power outage. Visited the hotel I stayed in, my gym, etc. Came home and tore the house apart, it was next to my bed. Where I never, ever put it. But in the chaos of the storm, I did the unprecedented. Ordering.
this model effectively e-parastroika
It is unfortunate no one seems to be talking about the most interesting part of the SoC.

4nm ( Or N4 if you want to be specific ) design, this is new for both CPU and GPU.

And XDNA from Xilinx.

And AFAIK this is the first time AMD put out their latest CPU and GPU uArch in the same chip. On the absolute leading edge node. Just cant wait for benchmarks. It has been a while anything exciting has happened in the x86 world.

I guess this headline is easier to get the upvote. But in 99.99999% of cases macrumors should not be used as source for hardware specific information.
I'm almost in favor, but I would worry that for really small communities that deprives the sub of its biggest contributor
Spite is a powerful drug. There are lots of people who just want to watch other people suffer. Or ensure that those other people do indeed suffer.

I think one example is a program for homeless people that hands out keys to apartments to homeless people. It is far cheaper and far more effective than other homeless projects yet it gets huge amounts of anger, resentment and opposition from people who say things like "that's not fair - I pay my rent" or "that will just encourage people to not pay rent".

Another example is our country's opposition to sex education and abortion. To the religious people, there must be some sort of punishment for having pre-marital sex. Therefore preventing STI or pregnancy is, to them, absolutely immoral and should be illegalized as much as possible.

Spite. It's not just on the menu, it is the menu.

0 - https://dpbh.nv.gov/uploadedFiles/A%20MillionDollarMurray.pd...
The Philippines is a great example of how to break this rule; it was almost more a colony of New Spain than of Spain.

Basically converting the empire into a franchise operation? Or maybe a pyramid scheme? To enable it to scale out beyond that range?

The VOC played a similar role in extending the Dutch empire’s reach.
All the menus are still keyboard navagable, if you have that muscle memory already. I think that's a great touch
Depends on the velocity. 1 light month is pretty big.
If you haven't already found the answer, pots come in linear and logarithmic flavors. Logarithmic potentiometers are intended for audio applications, specifically volume control because your ear's response to volume is not linear
In this particular instance, the Endurance ransomware gang attacked AT&T and stole databases containing 37 million records.
I have a kwikset that I change with LSD rechargable AA batteries every 6 months (they last longer, but I don't want to be locked out).
A framework for AI models and the startups that will be built on them
What makes you think toilet paper manufacture is equivalent to printing?
Does that mean translating, in real time, the speech of someone talking?
They deserve way more :)
Ask HN: Would ChatGPT benefit from arbitrary real-time inputs?
Bear with me. This idea occurred to me yesterday sometime and I'd like someone with more knowledge to check me on this.

Generally, ChatGPT and GPT models run on a user-input based cycle; the user prompts and the AI computes and replies.

What if, instead, we gave one of these neural networks arbitrary input from the real world? Like an audio/video stream? Or a voice to text input from a busy cafe? Or something like that? What if we allowed the network to fire/compute at the rate a human brain fires/computes?

It seems to me that the idea of general intelligence is a far cry from where AI is right now partially because of its operating conditions. That is, humans being generally intelligent (arguable in some cases :D), operate in fundamentally different conditions from how we allow AI to operate. We receive real-time data from a number of sources and process that data in real-time. ChatGPT fires its neural net once every prompt.

Would there be an advantage to setting up something like chatGPT to operate similarly to humans? Allow it to "think", to interact with the world in real time.

What would an AI's internal dialogue look like? Could we allow it to talk to itself? This poses interesting questions about being able to identify the sources of prompts; is it me (the AI) thinking this thought? Or is someone else injecting these thoughts? Is there a procedural difference between "internal dialogue" and other kinds of signal processing?

I don't know of a better place to ask these questions. I hope these questions can at least spark some ideas for y'alls.
I found that Icebreaker's merino underwear is particularly fragile. Having tried assorted brands, though hardly everything on the market, I'd recommend Wool & Prince's underwear instead, which holds up very well.

https://woolandprince.com/collections/underwear
DNA doesn't make proteins at all...
I used to play DF a lot back in 2009, was a real geek about it.

Then life took over and I lost all the muscle memory.

Since the Steam release came out I've been playing DF almost DAILY again. It's so much FUN!

Adventure mode will take the world by storm again, so that will probably mean a huge uptick in sales once it's finished.
What's the point? The downfall of progress bars because software engineers don't bother to learn calculus, or that they realized trying to solve the halting problem is an exercise in futility?
Fair point. It was a quick and dirty workaround, in the absence of `requests` in Ghidra's Jython distribution, but it turns out that `httplib` is available, and the latest commit uses that to do the HTTP request instead.
It matters to me because, to me, art is a reflection of emotional processes specific to human beings. There is meaning conveyed by the difficulty of technique, refined over hundreds of hours at great opportunity cost. It says to me that the human being has sacrificed a lot to produce this piece, and so I should give it my attention. For human-made work, complexity is something like proof of work which is itself proof of conviction. None of this applies to generated work. While I am impressed at the analogous sacrifices of the human inventors of AI, the work produced by the AI itself has not yet surpassed the level of significance of a party trick, even though I would be impressed if a human had produced the work .
Author here. Note that this is very much a proof of concept, and very much not a library you should (yet) use in production.

One nice thing it can do is indent and annotate binary data as it writes and parses it. You can see this at https://subtls.pages.dev/.
Just did a 7-hour-each-way roadtrip with my 12 year old son and my ears were filled by him with the minutiae of Dwarf Fortress in both directions.

So I hope the developers are getting paid handsomely, someone should be, with that level of intense obsession being produced :-)
I'm not aware of any evidence of that, though for me I rarely notice my tinnitus unless I am in a quiet space. It is almost never quiet for most people in most cities, so I can understand someone noticing it for the first time while using ANC.
Yes

https://www.lifewire.com/google-pixel-buds-translate-5185622
Me too. Instant pot for the win. Haven't tried meat in it. It's been Indian curries and lentil soups & such. I also bought a 3 quart version for my motorhome!
The all matching socks strategy breaks down over time. Eventually you need to buy more socks, and the new ones aren't as worn as the old ones, so you end up having to match them anyway. My solution to this is to buy a large batch of identical socks. Then when you need new ones, buy another large batch that are slightly different - e.g. grey hiking socks instead of black, or wool hiking socks that have a slightly different pattern but are still the same style. This reduces the matching problem from matching all pairs to matching into a couple different sets, which is much easier.

I've thought too much about this.
Just like how AI is forcing coders to make better design decision and focus on the bigger picture since eventually it will be able to write any program. The implementation will be up to us.
Seriously? Shouldn’t the SO example be very obvious?

If you submit an answer yourself and it’s wrong, if someone begins the process of critiquing it or editing it, they can engage in a dialogue with you in order to make this happen. You can explain how you came up with your answer, and they can help you debug your thinking. Seeing this process unfold over a couple comments is often one of the most enlightening things on SO.

How is this supposed to happen if you submit a ChatGPT answer which you have just accepted on blind faith and maybe don’t even understand?
"Copyright" is not a natural right, it's an artificial right we invented ostensibly to benefit society. If innovations like Copilot provide more benefit then they could get exemptions. That's why fair use is an exemption.
Only issue with AirPods is that they trap sweat in your ear. Usually fine for normal workouts but for long distance runs they’re not usable.
In my extensive research of neurons (as an independent/citizen scientist) it looks like the closest analogy to me. Neuron behavior is not only mediated by DNA but neurons can also write changes back into DNA, not to mention the nucleus soup that acts a bit like registers. I work on small molecule peptide medicine that changes gene expression in the neurons and other to glia cells to treat medical conditions.
There are also fairly strict limits, given human mutation and reproductive rates, on the amount of information that can be preserved in the genome. Most of the genome is therefore meaningless (although not necessarily useless). As this article points out, these regions allow for random creation of novel proteins
nvidia shield pro
so they need a different model for funding
didn't there exist a browser toolbar called stumble upon that allowed people to share interesting links
My point is they operate more like gates. They aren’t mini Turing machines.
I have noticed every time cancer is mentioned there are a lot of 'fuck cancer' comments. May I know where the expression comes from ?
Damn man.. if it weren't for public schools I would seriously be worried about what type of education I'd have gotten at the hands of my own parents or the type of private school they'd have sent me. Public schooling is quite literally one of the only reasons I care about science and take an analytical approach to most everything the way that I do.
Tried it under Rosetta2 or whatever it is called?
It's about being correct.
You'd happily read it, but that's an answer to a different question. You've already read LotR. An AI generated novel in a similar style doesn't take money from Tolkien's estate.

Some people will want to read the AI generated knockoff. That number of people will usually be much smaller than the number of people who want to read the original and many of those people interested in the AI generated knockoff will also read the original.
Unless I misunderstand the psycho-acoustic point of the comment, it would seem that we are in agreement about the effects of 10ms latency on audio experience.

My intent was that 10ms latency correlates to about 3m. The difference between perceiving reflections at 33m/110ms and 30m/100ms is unlikely to have a significant impact on a live music experience...though it might matter in a recording studio or in live performance monitoring.
Honestly, that still sounds like a minor inconvenience compared to DIY. Those things seem pretty set-and-forget beyond filter replacements.
"If Elon was not rich and he did the same things you'd call him dumb. "

? Yes, and ?

You can say and do (and should) a ton of things when you are rich, that you should not / cannot when you are not rich.
There are 3rd party tips you could try.
> they absolutely must call non-REST APIs “REST”

What would you call it though? If the only thing we call REST is what's called a "level 3 REST" API in this article, then virtually nothing would be called REST.
I’m a wrestler and really struggle with getting a secure fit. This isn’t specific to Airpods, but it does seem worse than other buds. I tried foam tips from Comply. They worked reasonably well, but their longevity was short and the small size means there isn’t much physical room for them to compress/expand for a good fit. Some attachment issues as well (though I’ve heard they had been sorted out).

More Airpod Pro form factors would be welcome, but the functionality is pretty good.
In business talk that's sometimes called "Silo-ing" as opposed to "Building bridges".
I remember 16 year old me realizing that it was (partially) record of him ingesting his own ejaculate because he believed it was the key to immortality. That was the moment that I lost all interest in the occult.
I had enough of R.gold to give out meaningless awards to random people. I never paid R. any money and don't have a popular account by any means.
TTS has been around forever now, and it still can't replace a human, because to inflect the same way as a human does you have to _understand_ the context of what is being said and what _was_ said previously. We're still quite far away from a TTS synthesizer having the ability to completely replace human voice actors.
Thanks for boosting this!
Nah, it's pretty amazing getting those people to work for free.
Not as bad as you might think. Splatter happens when moisture comes in contact with hot oil/shortening. In an air fryer you don't have much oil and it doesn't as easily splatter. It's relatively contained. AFAIK, there's no mist of oil droplets like with a frying pan or a fryer.
I've got a 20 TB self-built RAIDZ2 (ZFS RAID with two-disk redundancy) plex media server that hosts my media collection.

Also serves to store backup snapshots/images for my family's devices, as well as a family SMB share to move files between devices.
We’ve got a Yale that goes year+ on a set of batteries
I would make a friendly suggestion to spend just a couple of minutes looking into Jacobin, hopefully in time to edit your comment :)
Do you prefer large trackball over large trackpad? (like ones from apple) How is accuracy?
What is creative? How many artworks like this with something like sauron's eye flying in the coulds have you seen, is that too unorginal?

I don't think it's possible to judge these questions you present at a glance anyway.
> conditioned into a serious superiority complex.

Teachers are pretty universally overworked and underpaid in America. They face threats ranging from deadly diseases to school shooters and are expected to give their lives for their students (and have) when the threat from either is acute. They have recently been the target of political activists, causing them to receive death threats labeling them everything from "groomers" to "treasonous" for simply doing their jobs. And on top of all that, teachers are expected to be grateful for their lot. They're expected to not ask for more for themselves or they're selfish. Just look at how Teachers Unions are vilified (even here in this forum). Moreover, they're actually expected to take more abuse than they already are.

In a very real sense, teachers deal with shit that no other profession has to face, especially the underworked/overpaid technocrats here on HN. Does that make them superior? No, but I think it earns them more deference than you're giving them here.
$16 earbuds Tazo - A1s.
Which split keyboard ? I was also looking for one, all pre-build starts from #350
It's gonna be 500,001 when I'm done with my current game. It's at the #1 spot on my Steam wishlist. I try not to buy a game until I'm actually ready to play it these days, so it's coming soon just not quite yet.

Congratulations on the well earned success!
Well I had a similar experience with them jamming bad books on me, but on the whole I would say I was better off with public schooling than the alternatives that would have been available to me without a doubt.
Federal & state funding is often tied to student attendance.
Yep. My partner and I come from blue-collar families. A major motivating factor for each of us getting a tech degree was that we saw how the blue-collar lifestyle physically destroyed our parents. The white-collar sedentary lifestyle requires some maintenance to stay healthy, but I don’t expect to lose any fingers or knees because of it.
Rackspace says hackers accessed customer data during ransomware attack
It's been a bit over four years since the acquisition and Microsoft hasn't screwed it up yet.

It's good to have a backup plan, but it's convenient to keep using it for now.
I went down the James Hoffman rabbit hole, yes.

I've tried different recipes, different beans, etc. Right now I'm on Illy espresso (got some on sale).

I hear your suggestions :-). The beans in Italy were basically beans in a tin, open to the air. But it was Italian air, Venetian salt seasoned air, and I was on vacation. Could've been that.
The baked in ZFS support is what lead me to use Ubuntu on my Desktop for a few release cycles. Sure you can build the module yourself using most other distros but it was the path of least effort. Eventually, I realized that I don't really use ZFS' features much on my Desktop. It's nice for sure, but I just didn't find myself needing it as much as I do on my servers (where it's essential.) So I've left the Ubuntu camp anyway.
Do note that there’s the concept of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threshold_of_originality, which may be substantial for mere code snippets.

This may be one of the reasons why the lawsuit isn’t based on copyright.
They already have rules about making secondary accounts to evade bans, upvote yourself, etc. If anything it'd probably be easier to enforce a "no moderating a bunch of subreddits across multiple accounts" rule since it's mainly bigger subreddits that matter, and "mod teams of big subreddits" is a smaller group of people to monitor.

And if there was really some big conspiracy to skirt around this system they'd have to organize on a platform outside of reddit, ensure everyone is always accessing through VPNs so reddit doesn't notice multiple accounts modding from the same IP, and hope no one ever defects and exposes the underground moderation ring.
I'd structure it like this:

- The government establishes a baseline program that recycles 100% of current packaging waste (this requires "mining" existing discarded plastic, glass, etc. from the environment).

- They send a bill to product manufacturers weighted by how much packaging and of what type each manufacturer produces (rounding the fee for small producers to zero, so coke and pepsi end up subsidising small companies).

- Manufacturers can proportionally reduce their bill by recycling post consumer packaging of the same type they produce (and same supply chain -- no fair buying up easy stuff like McDonalds cups, then dumping plastic into super markets).

The last point creates an economic incentive for capitalism to reduce the cost of recycling.
>we forget about the existence of the control case: Canada.

Is it though? England did lose Canada to home-rule. In fact, I contend that a major reason why a newly independent (but also broke and fledgling) Canada was not annexed by the US was mainly because of the American preoccupation with civil war and Reconstruction, and the diplomatic efforts of John A. Macdonald.
Cursor-based interfaces was probably a big one. They also have things like minimaps, dwarf sprites that reflect equipment gender and profession. It's more than just a tileset. I think they also made a new jobs template system.
Not exactly an answer to your question, but a few studies report a weak positive correlation (around .3) between head size and IQ in humans.

https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=corr...
So uh, what does the kit plane company have to do with all of this?
No shops are making trillions.
On the big desk front, I just found a solid wood dining table on Craigslist. 36x72" without plywood or veneers for $60. The depth is great for ergonomics and the length with me have some reference books and electronics without it seeming cluttered. Best desk I've had
By this logic, the Mars colonies will be independent.
>Nyquist-Shannon means a 44.1kHz-sampled signal can perfectly capture an reconstruct a signal up to 22.5kHz freqs, and it's not like it's a flat cut off after that.

After that you get aliasing artifacts so generally having any input above that frequency to ADC will cause some problems.

Similarly with DAC, to get that 20kHz you need to have nice sharp filter cutting any higher frequencies off.

...which leads to one actual benefit of higher sample rate for ADC/DAC, it's easier to design filters because with say 96k you don't need that sharp of a cut to still not get artifact coz you're "safe" all the way to 48k
What do you eat with your sukang sawsawan?

Any recommendations for low alc beers?
I've been watching some of Coffeezilla's videos lately and he often gets into the analysis of "following the money" from one crypto wallet to another to show how lots of his subjects conducted their scams.

Were these individuals just sloppy (probably) or is there some kind of forensic analysis that can be performed blockchains to trace the path of tokens/funds/credits through a mixer?

Although I know nothing about crypto, blockchain, defi, I imagine credits/tokens/funds can be split and merged in every imaginable way by a "mixer" and transactions can probably occur across different blockchains via exchanges as well as occur outside in the real world, but I'm curious about any sort of signal that might be extracted from such analysis, other than signals arising from just pure sloppiness.

BTW, I'm not disputing your asserting about being able to track people... more about breadcrumbs in general, even if they're anonymous.
There's a massive difference between Steam DF and the previous DF that I played (granted, that was probably in 2019).

It's a totally new UI between the two versions: it's much friendlier to a broad population while still retaining the same game mechanics.

[edit] I'll also add my favorite change: performance. Before the steam version I always ended up abandoning my fort because the framerate just became unbearable. In the steam version I have yet to encounter these issues.
Also curious about this, rice (atleast white rice) has a higher glycemic index than pasta.