skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, I fully agree. I was hesitating while pressing the submit button, but there was this thought of a never ending show in my head which felt uncanny.

It could evolve to a point where the my version of Breaking Bad would be a completely parallel universe to the one you would be offered. Suddenly one variant could become more interesting and so popular that it would become the official version. There's a lot that can be thought and discussed about such a capability.

But in essence you're right, unlimited binge-watching is already a reality.
while this isn't about that Nox, I hoped it was and appreciate the link

EDIT: after playing for a bit i remember just how many things i love this game has, I never had a group of people to play with so I never spent much time in it, but the gameplay seems immaculate

i spent a lot of time with Bloodline Champions and Battlerite which are descendants in some way, and i'm glad Nox is still around in this form (with multiplayer?!). i may have to host a server
> That too can be chalked up to deterrence. If prison were not unpleasant, why would it be a deterrent? Edit: unpleasantness has limits of course.

You missed this part:

> where the evidence shows both works just fine

The evidence is clear that prisons can be far nicer without affecting the deterrence.

> This isn't the point of the Frankfurt cases. The point was that they are still responsible if they wanted to make that choice, regardless of whether or not they effectively had no other choice in terms of outcomes. That's exactly the case under Compatibilism.

And I'm saying I don't find this compelling at all. It's an utterly idiotic argument in the face of determinism, because them wanting to make the choice in a deterministic interpretation is itself beyond their ability to control.

> The simple fact that the person can learn to do better and make a different choice in the same circumstances in the future, where the bullet and the gun cannot. This is why mental competence is a factor in moral responsibility. Systems with minds that process moral content can and should be held morally responsible.

In a deterministic interpretation they are learning only in the same way a computer updating a weight in a decision graph or neural network does, so replace the bullet with a program firing a weapon then, which by your description are morally responsible.
How am I distorting the table if I reprinted verbatim what the FBI itself reported?

In any case, the picture you're suggesting is itself distorted given that other correlating factors such as social class, are ignored.
Ugh. Apple Services are flawed at the root and are a worrying trend. I want to buy hardware that I own. I don't want crappy DRM crap.

Hope they don't get addicted to that crappy business model and become the next Google (search results are so terrible now, almost should call it ad results).
Nothing is just a fact. If it's fair to point out that men are charged/arrested/convicted at a higher rate, it's also fair to point out that black people are charged/arrested/convicted at a higher rate. Neither of those statistics are "just a fact". They are complex phenomena that we don't fully understand the cause of and should avoid drawing unsupported conclusions from.
From 2019: https://www.wsj.com/articles/apple-examines-feasibility-of-s...

and consistent stories since. This doesn't appear to be a new realization.
What's your justification for "the thing that applies to black people should be equally applicable to men"? That's what this argument boils down to
Hi there! You can you bring your AI to Dev-Docs. So there is a configuration file with plugins so you can plugin your own Openai Account, Hugging Face, or Chat Sonic within the editor. Will be releasing more info on the extensions readme and on our docs site.
Oh ok, thanks for the clarification.
do you find that ChatGPT is useful for the search terms that are most valuable to your customers?
I was around CAL-M level in 1.6 and I never had a surround sound setup, but I'm unconvinced that it has any meaningful benefit over headphones, which worked perfectly fine for intuiting where someone was. That's hardly a real benefit in higher level play, anyway because you know where everyone could be, anyway, and your movement is dictated by that knowledge as well.
It might not be the worst idea to make renting houses normal and just as convenient as owning. If rental laws were fixed to provide extreme stability and decent rights, you'd only own for investment purposes. And you wouldn't have extreme upwards pressure from renters trying to buy at any cost to avoid shitty renting conditions.

We really should allow renters to stay indefinitely at rentals and also pass on the general maintenance responsibilities on to them as well.

Renting things like appliances doesn't make sense since you require exclusive access to them and generally use them for their entire lifespan. While houses mostly exist before and after your need for them.
Just as a rough count, I've got a dozen active apple devices in my home. Desktops (3 - one old pro, one current pro, one mini), laptops (2 - one old, one not as old), phones (2 - one current, one old), iPad (1), iWatch (1), home pods (3).

I'll admit to being fairly invested in the ecosystem (and have been for a long time). If you're counting iphones, iwatches, AirPods - it can easily get to multiple devices per person.
But when it’s legal for them to decline moving forward because of “culture fit” it might as well be legal to discriminate based off of that criteria.
iPhone -8.17% YoY

Mac -28.72% YoY

iPad +29.64% YoY

Wearables, Home and Accessories -8.29% YoY

Services 6.41% YoY

Total net sales -5.48% YoY
Spaniard here. You are deluded.

There are weapons far more dangerous today than nuclear.
Right, and the fact that there were two different signal standards and VHS was a leaky abstraction that mostly just encoded the signal as-is all adds to the complication of any "generic magnetic tape reader" and hoping to get useful digital data back from that.
Cuts have no impact on 2022 Q4 metrics, because the laid off employees are still on the books through 2023 Q1.

It's anybody's interpretation as to why it would trade higher. Raising buybacks to pre-2022 levels, in conjunction with rising ad impressions and reducing opex are all positive factors.
What now? SMS I send are definitely still green, iPhone 14 Pro
Not to be outdone by the integer overflow that minted 184 billion bitcoin.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CVE-2010-5139
Before Trump was elected, the polls predicted Hillary would win. Before Biden was elected, the polls predicted Trump would win.

Polls can be manipulated, misconstrued, and simply poorly executed. Leading questions, doublebarreled questions, double negatives, question order, margin of error, misread data, "random" sampling, focus groups saying what you want to hear, flukes like a surge due to novelty, and more, all skew polls in ways that don't reflect reality. Polls are more shamanism than science.

So why did the numbers change? The media has been telling us we shouldn't trust them for years, and people are reporting back what they've been told. It's also possible that when people say they "don't trust the news", what they really mean is they don't trust what's being reported - as in, if they're reading about politics, they don't trust the politics. You might suspect the newspaper is lying, or you might suspect Trump is lying - but either way, it's "the news" you don't trust, so you start to doubt the institution that's bringing you the lies.
The proper thing is for the software build processes that rely on tarballs from GitHub to switch to using git directly; either by shallow clone or storing a full repo and checking out worktrees as appropriate. Tarballs at a tagged revision are fine as release artifacts if your upstream is publishing them as release artifacts, but the whole point of this is that they aren't.
what were the interest rates they were paying/why would they pay it off?

are they getting 3.5% on all of their "cash on hand" with recent rise in interest rates?
> men have a bigger tendency for violent behavior than women

> black people have a bigger tendency for violent behavior than white people

It seems way easier to justify that first statement. Are there physiological differences between a black man and a white man that are as significant as the differences between testosterone and estrogen?
Apprentice Bard: Google's Answer to ChatGPT
Hmm... does it really work as advertised? Can it really run some basic object detection in real-time on-device, and at what resolution/framerate combination(s)?

Sorry for being skeptical, just that it sounds too incredible to believe. I've toyed around with the same chips you're using, OV2640 with ESP32-S3 and at any decent resolution it simply seemed to lack the processing power to run even simple motion detection, let alone anything fancier. Surely it was kind of fine at low-res and it kinda works spotting an elephant in a room, but it was completely incapable for detecting small fast-moving targets (roaches) under less than perfect lighting conditions (bathroom ceiling lights, decent but not overly bright). Best it could do was serving a 1024p@5fps MJPEG stream over a network to a more powerful machine for further processing.
One company I know has HR specifically questioning and grilling hiring managers who turn down a 'diverse' candidate after an interview. That's a roundabout way to achieve the same.
Hook up a small PC to your TV and watch YT from the web browser on that with all the plug-ins.
Unfortunately it's not always reasonably possible to convince the client / legal team that a cookie banner is not needed in such case and the decision makers would rather be sure than care about the UX. Or so I heard.
If you "scan the magnetism" for the whole width of the tape -- which such a generic reader for magnetic tapes would have to do anyway -- you can parse out such things after the fact.

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Even if your input is "a..db.gec.hf", that should be able to postprocess out later, for any possible angle, given enough resolution.

It's a lot like decoding music from vinyl grooves based on a 2D image scan of the vinyl.
Cats always land on their feet, they say. I think this idiom is the correlation to the bounce — you think the car has landed like it ALWAYS does, but in fact it’s a dead cat and was a bounce not a sticked landing.
Now this right here is not that bad of an idea. I thought coinbase is the only major publicly traded cryptocurrency company.

What kind of an impact are we expecting on, say, Coinbase?
That's good context! Perhaps there's some institutional memory from that, i.e. that they regretted that trade-off, in retrospect.
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Apple refuses that in the same way that you refuse to eat moldy food. You like fresh food right?
Of course.
You can short tether on every crypto exchange, both centralized and decentralized (DEXes, DeFi apps)

The only counterparty risk is the collateral that you use. Ether, BTC, usdc, etc.
Some exchanges also support fiat currencies (eur, usd)

Some hedge funds have been running tether shorts for a long time, maybe they cashed out when the rates spiked, if not they're just losing money.

There's nothing new in this report. Tether/Finex's founders are well known for many years

Also FYI, tether has been able to redeem > 20 billion$ in a few days, something that I am not aware of ANY other company, not even banks, being able to do - and def without CB/govt support
I'll try to do this by this Monday Night. Sorry the info is not here at the moment.
The difference between Vue/Svelte style scoped CSS and CSS modules isn't really that different in practice. When working with a larger team it is harder to enforce being careful with class name uniqueness, so the auto-scoping is beneficial but in a personal project I honestly don't mind turning off scoping entirely and just being strict about BEM class names. I LIKE the cascade part of CSS. So when working with a team Vue/Svelte-style scoping gives me the best of both worlds, global classes when I need them, scoped classes when I want to keep it component-specific.

The issue isn't that the companies/people I work with don't want to write JS, it's that they ONLY want to write JS. They don't hire the people that know HTML/CSS and accessibility better than their React devs so they don't even know what they are missing, they just think it is normal for implementation to be clunky, not match designs, and have poor performance. This is pretty much the standard at most early stage SAAS startups except the ones started by people who actually care about this stuff and understand it technically. At every company I have worked with (usually under 100 people) I as product designer have written more CSS than any front-end developer.

The point is to make codebases that are accessible to people who come from all sorts of backgrounds, not just JS developers. I have worked with designers who knew HTML/CSS well and they were so happy to be able to write simple template logic and plain old class names in Vue without having to figure out the correct JS syntax for modifying an array of style objects or writing a conditional and not leaving an accidental 0. Passing classes and props into child components and not having to explicitly tell it what to do with each one makes building JS components a LOT easier for people who aren't JS experts.

Discworld is a true joy, I miss Terry Pratchett! I read the books in publishing order, but I have had the urge to go back and read them as sets of related themes.
There's no element of this story that couldn't have happened in the US, and no reason presented to believe that your brother wasn't involved in something shady under Chinese law, other than the fact that the situation was resolved in his favor.

> He had zero due process.

Are you saying that Chinese law wasn't followed?
note for others confused by "statue", the organizers are blaming an unspecified state _statute_ for not being able to use their new groundhog
Their advertising revenue dropped by $2.2 billion. The economy is hurting someone.
I see - I understood "liberal arts program" above to mean a liberal arts college in general (typically offering a mathematics major). I agree that this reading list is better suited for something like "history of math for humanities students."
That might sound worse than US but is it? If the government here targets you, you end up with a felony record and at that point your life is effectively over as well even if you don't go to prison.
No, the problem isn't that you're passing along the larger fees that you're being charged for disputes, the problem is the additional fees that you're charging on top of those fees, and not refunding the fees that are refunded to you when stripe/the merchant wins a dispute, which is decidedly non-standard based on the set of payment processors we use at my current company.
Bird flu 'spills over' to otters and foxes in UK
It’s not a brilliant theory. It sounds more like an ad engineer who is high on his own supply.

Fractioning of identities has been going on for decades. It’s a postmodern phenomenon. Escape into the fractured self.
Agree it shouldn’t be mandatory to submit a cover letter in the process because that would indeed just be noisy and also defeat my process of checking who goes the extra mile - and as we all know too there are people with so interesting resumes or experiences that they’re likely to get a call/interview no matter whether they attach a cover letter or not! (I still suggest you don’t risk it for jobs you’re really keen on - watch one less Netflix episode that night and write that cover letter! ;)
I wonder if you ever looked at sparrow paper[1] which came out Ion Stoica's lab. Its also a decentralized in nature focusing on low latency placement.

[1] https://cs.stanford.edu/~matei/papers/2013/sosp_sparrow.pdf
> It's time for a more exclusive/luxurious brand to hit the market, because this userbase is starting to get ridiculous.

Been waiting for more than a decade and still no viable cohesive and consistent luxury non-Android alternative to overtake the iPhone.
The link points to a Canadian domain, but the paper is from Uni of Maryland.
"Bursting" feels like an overstatement. It's a correction, sure, but tech is still an insanely valuable sector.
Its very difficult to follow that wikipedia article. When can 49.3 be used and what are the consequences for using it? Is it being used against National Rally?
That's an AI they released 3 months earlier than ChatGPT, that wasn't built for the purposes of ChatGPT.

At lot happens in the space in 3 months. See where OpenAI was a year ago compared to today...
Apple is certainly very good at their core business of building hardware and software, but the thing that sets them apart from the rest is their unimpeachable Brand Halo. Owning Apple products is now considered the ticket to entry for affluence. And 2 billion devices hasn't done very much to dilute that position. Android users (myself included) will show off all the incredible features you get on a device that costs half the price of iPhone and not make a dent in anyone's opinion.
it crashed for me: firefox on ubuntu
CSS got better as it got older, but I heard about grumblings from the 2010 update after I had already quit playing it. I probably played until 2008/2009, and then started CSGO again in 2012 or something.

Some of my CSS memories
- We used to shoot barrels on top of the bomb that would prevent defuses until you shot them off. If you didn't have a grenade or extra ammo (pistol rounds?) this was hilariously difficult. Leagues had to ban this tactic, but there was no setting to just get rid of the movable barrels so it still happened occasionally.

- There was a bug where a players view would sit above their player model - so they could duck behind a box and see over it without being seen. I never learned how to abuse it, but it was obviously very effective.

- Head hitboxes were bigger in CSS than 1.6. The game was just easy.

- The deagle was way too good in CSS.

- Hacking in CSS was really bad. It took a while for 3rd party anti-cheat clients to catch up. League play was plagued by hackers.

- CSS had ragdoll physics instead of death animations. Occasionally players would die while sitting or leaning up against a wall. If you took a quick peek this might make you think it's a player crouching and still alive. The ragdoll deaths made it harder to detect if a player was dead or not

- if they were running at you and died they might still be falling forward in what looks like a running/ducking animation for 100ms or so.

- The maps were needlessly complex. The addition of flower pots, cans, trash, arches, window sills, steps etc etc made grenade physics less predictable. There were times where trash would block a doorway and make entry into a site impossible without sounds from it as you walk over. CSGO has this same problem, even with the chickens. (https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/7ygcve/chi...)

- I remember play shadows being something that was a huge competitive advantage for players with a better PC. If you set your shadow quality too low, you wouldn't see them - and there were certain areas where you could see a players shadow if you had the setting on high.

- Bullet impacts into walls were harder to see because of how "dusty" CSS was. When you sprayed into a wall, the clouds of dust that would come off made it hard to see where the shots were landing. CSGO greatly improved this. (https://youtu.be/Y4TVegjgvXc?t=180)

I could go on - obviously I kinda hated the game, but I also had a trash PC at the time and was fraggin out with 45fps-110fps and a single core processor for a while.
This depends on the state, actually. In California political affiliation is a protected status, though how this works out in practice is... variable.
The irony is that the original antifa - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifaschistische_Aktion - was, essentially, a KPD-affiliated militia. As such, their definition of "fascism" included social democrats at some point, and their propaganda included bits like "fighting fascism means fighting the SPD just as much as it means fighting Hitler and the parties of Brüning".

I don't know why anti-authoritarian lefties today are so eager to embrace this legacy, or at least its symbolism.
Weren’t those mostly recruiters and product managers, not IT per we?
Basically no net income this quarter
Some nice updates.

Question: how do you all monitor your VPNs, the endpoints, DNS, auth?
Wine gets better and better, more and more impressive…

And here I am having nothing to use it for, because all the software I run or need is now available for Linux.

I guess I should be glad, but it still feels a little sad? All that effort someone puts in, for a seemingly ever-decreasing need?
Apple sells Riot and (used to sell) Epic games.
https://archive.is/X1mG1
Sorry, no - I do read the articles (I always read articles before voting). But I only upvote articles that I consider to be high quality, and I tend to flag articles that I believe are low quality.
> it probably increases it.

Why would you think that? I'm assuming the sort of police training we're talking about is "if you're faced with this situation, you should do..." The most famous case of police misconduct in recent history is George Floyd, and I don't think it's controversial to say the responding officers just didn't know what they were supposed to be doing in that situation, did the wrong thing, and it resulted in a death. Better training would definitely have alleviated that situation - it definitely wouldn't have made it worse.
Your opinion is ill-founded. I doubt that anyone in military or law enforcement agrees with you.

Take the Tyre Nichols incident for example. The arresting officers failed to employ several fundamental tactics that would have resulted in a better outcome.
> Not to mention, reacts, rich media sharing, and threading doesn't work across platforms.

Because none of those are SMS features. They are features Apple introduced with iMessage, and then refused to scale across the rest of the industry. RCS is a response to iMessage being closed; if Apple can do better, nobody is stopping them from opening the iMessage specification.

..except they won't. Not because it's impossible, but because there's no money in improving the cross-platform user experience, even if it makes your users happy.
The "left," is a truly nebulous concept if you observe leftist discourse online, where circular firing squads are writ large.

I think you are conflating the left's support for minority groups who are demonized and targeted by society for support of the tenets of their respective religions. After 9/11, Muslims were a significant target of hatred and violence. The left, which again is not a monolithic entity, doesn't support islam anymore than it supports judaism or any other religion, it supports people who happen to follow that religion. It's based around humanist tendencies, which the right often doesn't understand. You can hate aspects of a religion while also being against any dehumanization and hatred against people who follow said religion.

Like the other 2 major Abrahamic religions, Islam has some good and some bad tenets. At least in the US, there are some extremely conservative muslims and some - perhaps shockingly - liberal muslims. Being that they are such a small percentage of the US population, there is a lot of misunderstanding and stereotyping of people who follow Islam.
Google must be thankful to FB that most of the world uses whatsapp
It's been many years since I used wine on its own outside of proton. Is the experience mostly the same? As I understood, proton included slightly newer patches and tools to make games run better, did this stuff mostly make it back upstream?

Has anyone attempted running windows games on an Apple Silicon mac yet? How well does that work? I seem to remember 32 bit support being an issue previously.
No, I haven't seen that comment when I made mine.