skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Like gays in the 50s, conservatives in Hollywood (and at big tech) are careful not to out themselves. Given that Hollywood has lots of wealthy, business oriented people much of the media you like was made by conservatives without you knowing.
PayPal does the same...

For non-us citizens, USD's either incur a conversation fee to another currency, or an international withdrawal fee. There is no way to get money out without paying one or other fee.
How is creating Dodo birds and putting them in a zoo inherently different than having other animals in a zoo?
> Radiation is not "spread" in the manner you are suggesting. The only affect on passers-by would be transient exposure - less than ideal, but not a fatal risk.

The problem is secondary irradiation. Everything contaminated by exposure - even a car - has to be taken, destroyed and the waste dealt with as radioactive waste.
Given that 3DSecure is required for all European cards we should have been seeing lower fees since that requirement. Instead fees are going up.
That is what I was trying to say. Schools are the second priority. This leads to more taxes for places with better jobs. Sure you will maybe choose a given area for the schools, but that area is limited to drivable distance from work. Work comes first, schools second.
I find it interesting that all the comments here seem to view the options as "prioritise work/career first and work as hard as possibly can" and "don't prioritise work/career at all and do as little as you can get away with". The article criticises the influence that former view is having on western society but it's not advocating for the latter as far as I can see. It's perfectly possible to value your career and work hard without putting it above everything else.
Here we go. Stripe going down the way ↘
I managed 115KB with my normal AVIF settings at full size, maybe closer to 130KB if using artificial noise regeneration.
Couldn't the same be said about allowing others to use your Netflex account?
I think Netflix is licensing you access to their library, and not that friend who uses your account.
" they are the platforms where counterculture happens"

And where exactly can I find them?

Trough the corporate algorithm, that doesn't even let me rewind a video?

Counterculture exists and sone of those expose their lifestyle and projects on these plattforms for fame and money, but that culture surely does not "live" on those plattforms.
> People don’t try to fake having low cultural status.

They do. One of the most successful directors of all time built his career telling stories about faking low cultural status.

Perhaps that’s too abstract. But if people don’t fake low culture, then what is Hillbilly Elegy?
Antifragility is the main idea indeed, but I took away many more mental models from the book.

Via negativa, the lindy effect, barbell strategy, optionality, iatrogenics, the Procrustean bed...
What we're doing under the hood in AWS
That's assuming they unified your profile and your interests, politics, and purchase desires remain the same.

I've received terrible targeted ads so either they're good at fooling me they're bad or they're actually bad.
It should do so by spawning a number of different processes that each cut off resources of the targeted process, and which terminate any subprocesses started by the target process...
Also another previous study that has Stable Diffusion (SD) emitting images in the training set [0]

It is now clear that SD is treading on thin ice: training on watermarked and copyrighted images without their author's permission, then attempting to commercialize it even when the model emits images that resemble a high similarity of the original training data including watermarks or copyrighted images: (Mickey Mouse, Getty Images watermarks, Bloodborne art cover, etc).

This weakens their fair use argument, especially with Getty Images also threatening to sue SD for the same reason. If OpenAI was able to get permission to train on shutterstock images [1], then SD could have done the same, but chose not to.

Perhaps SD thought they could get away with it and launch their grift (DreamStudio) on digital images and artists. It turns out that now SD creates an opt-out system afterwards but artists can already find out if their images are in the training set. [2].

[0] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2212.03860.pdf

[1] https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/shutterstock-partne...

[2] https://haveibeentrained.com/
Text generating models are so much more than spell checkers, but allow me to make a comparison .

Before spell checkers, having good spelling was relatively difficult and it allowed employers/teachers/etc to separate the "good" people from the "bad". After spell checkers became ubiquitous (unless you have to handwrite!), having good spelling became the norm and the floor becomes much higher. A document with bad spelling means the person doesn't know of spell checkers (a sign that the person isn't computer savvy enough?) Or doesn't care enough.

Did spell checkers reduce the language capacity of students? Maybe they did start putting less attention into spelling, but I would argue it's ok because now we have more assistance. If you really want to test their spelling, you can always do a handwritten, in class quiz.

ChatGPT and the like may be different because they are written the whole thing, right? Well, kind of. You still need to give the prompt to express what you want to say. You still need to correct stuff and exercise judgment to see if the style in this paragraph is ok, if the facts stated over in that other paragraphs are ok. Besides, you still need to learn how to write because of the in class quiz next week.
Awful. I like it.
The article (and my comments, and I believe the comments I was replying to) are referring to the United States.
> These are security-fix releases. The highest severity issue fixed in
each of these three releases is High:

And:

> HIGH Severity. This includes issues that are of a lower risk than critical, perhaps due to affecting less common configurations, or which are less likely to be exploitable. These issues will be kept private and will trigger a new release of all supported versions. We will attempt to keep the time these issues are private to a minimum; our aim would be no longer than a month where this is something under our control.
I skimmed and quickly found many assumptions that I know for a fact are ridiculous.

If you're in the market for a multi-role fighter I suggest you review additional resources before you splurge.
Yes, but we all accept covid times were exceptions right? But it can become the norm if remote work becomes the norm. The reason you moved to wherever you were during covid was probably because you had a good job there.
Referring to everyone as a nazi or radical that holds a different opinion from one's own is a huge reason why conservatism is growing so quickly as the new counter-culture, especially amongst youth. Societies simply cannot grow and thrive with degenerate movements which are inherently built on being immoral, self-centered, and self-destructive to both one's self and society as a whole.
You are correct that society is fragmenting into groups based on diverse interests. However, there is an overarching political narrative among most of these groups. There are "easy", widespread and accepted opinions which do not challenge the "grand" social order.
How can a user dispute a transaction if they used 3DSecure?
Yeah. There isn't a technical reason why a plane can't be in flight every moment it is not on the ground in maintenance. And US is kinda expert at long range, endurance missions with air to air refuelling.

The only limitation is on how large budget you have to run your planes (and possibly availability of pilots for some type of aircraft) but this is only for peace time.
If we can recreate the bird, we can recreate the environment for the bird too.
HN has a pretty large population of mainstream people. Bigger than ever I would say.
Show HN: Store your files in the Ethereum blockchain
Also, as far as I can understand https://stripe.com/docs/disputes/how-disputes-work, Stripe doesn't actually do anything manual in the process, it's all handled by the users bank or automatically by Stripe (notifications, taking fees and so on). So how it got more expensive for Stripe?
> How would you know? Are you privy to all conversations between the Finnish and the U.S. government?

Are you? How do you know they've happened?
no one uses Kazaa either, the joke is Skype is even more long gone...
> The "multi-role" thing is what made developing and debugging the F-35 such a > pain.

Not so much the multi role part as the fact that it's really 3 different aircraft that they tried to make as similar as possible.

Had they only made the F35A, with the rules of F35B and C covered by other planes, then it would probably be either cheaper or more capable in some ways.
Oh God, not one of these "we used self-reported statistics from metropolitan police departments to determine valid discharges of firearms to paint with broad strokes all over the country" studies.

As if they say anything about the rural parts of this country, like my hometown, half an hour from where Ahmaud Arbery was gunned down.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/22/us/jarrett-hobbs-camden-count...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2507322/Georgia-dep...
I’m 90% certain the airframe needs modification to support naval operations. The modification is so costly and difficult that Navy saw no reason to buy F22.
> At least people from non-EU countries will continue to develop and upload chat apps with full end-to-end encryption and without age verification.

You're making it sound more trivial than it would be in practice. Google and Apple would promptly block access to those apps to EU citizens. Android users could still sideload apps but it would likely kill adoption without a massive cultural shift towards valuing privacy.
It's the chicken and egg problem... If you started a new card provider today, you'd need to get consumers onboard, banks onboard, merchants onboard, and every card machine in the world replaced to accept your new card type.

The closest we get to that is loyalty cards and gift cards that only work in one shop. Some of those have managed to be compatible with a few shops, but nowhere near what would be needed for a consumer to consider it a replacement for visa.
Aren't there open source libraries available that abstract away the payment processor?
Reminds me of a recent exchange during which someone sent me an email with the word anachronistic but then explained it with “updated in the past” later in the sentence.

Laughed at the use of extra words to explain a big word rather than just saying something like “out of date”
It is probably stupid, but I don't think that can ever change. The US political system is not set up to encourage nationalization, or even state based control, of anything.

edit: It also rewards the wrong people. The schools which made someone capable of getting a high paying job does not get anything in return. In fact with people moving out they get less and less money to improve themselves. Even in the most individualistic view of the system, the wrong individual is being rewarded.
Adding to this: Getting people to write reviews on your own platform will be hard, but there are a ton of knife enthusiasts on Reddit and we've aggregated their opinions on Looria. Happy to give you access to this data if you're interested :)

r/Knifeclub: https://www.looria.com/reddit/knifeclub/products

r/Knives: https://www.looria.com/reddit/knives/products

r/EDC: https://www.looria.com/reddit/edc/products
Someone I spoke to once said that the frequencies that AM uses aren't all that useful for many other kinds of services.
I maintain my opinion that "not being utter horseshit" should be added to the list of submission guidelines.
I live in a city with a lot of Ukrainian refugees. I have a chance to see a lot of art and music from young people fleeing the war. It is POWERFUL. Paradise lost.
Why? Google has record profits
`rspec` is very nice. There exists similar (copied) tools for JS and Python alike :)
I don't know anything about fighter jets but this reads like a very biased write up. I assume there's a reason that the F-35 has outsold the Rafele more than 3:1 - perhaps there's more to picking a fighter jet than playing top trumps on the spec?
Majority of reactors in civilian use (outside some research ones) are really, really incapable of properly breeding plutonium, partially because of fears by "nuclear haves" that "have nots" would be able to produce weapons even if under NPT they have inspections etc. to notice that.

In fact, civilian nuclear reactors are just as much likely to consume plutonium in MOX fuels. All warhead manufacturing countries have separate, optimized production chains for plutonium.
> Everything contaminated by exposure ...

Wow.

Like, you mean the entire 800 million tonnes of iron ore per annum delibrately exposed to radiation guages such as this all needs to be treated as radioactive waste?

Even after it's been turned to steel and worked into bridges, building, cars, etc?

I hadn't realised things were that serious :/

Still, I guess reality is in the middle ground and there are degrees to contamination here.
> In a lame "gotcha" attempt you took author's words extremely literally: "Let's see how you lose a debate against 2 x 2 = 5 believer. Haha, I'm so smart."

Have you read the HN guidelines?

> You (likely on purpose) misunderstood

Ah, we have a mind reader!

> Can you explain in your own words?

I can, but I won't for you, because it would be fruitless.

No need to reply: you won. You won big time. Have a cookie.
Hard agree. It’s ironic how tone deaf the article comes off, but I suppose that’s another observation for another time.

Another point on trads being a counter culture: You can tell a counterculture is real by the presence of posers and wannabes. Trad culture has this too. Ex: men who hide behind marble statue pfps and are actually single dudes living in a big city.
Appreciated the quote ;)
I’m sure someone has already posted the thread in a slack channel
First two launches of Falcon 1 were paid by military, third one was mix of military / NASA / private civilian funding.
Integrate ChatGPT into Chrome: webpage-aware prompts and monitors with HARPA.AI
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* Display ChatGPT responses alongside Google, Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo search results.

* Summarize or rephrase any page content into a few paragraphs, a tweet, bullets list, email or a post.

* Extract or scrape tabular data, key-value pairs, SEO keywords, and prices from any web page.

* Get product price alerts from e-commerce websites like Walmart, Amazon, AliExpress, and more.

* Track in-stock availability and receive alerts when a product is back on sale.

* Build IFTTT chains and convert websites to APIs.
Article has a nice summary of the differences between standard and in-band ECC. Looks kinda like the difference between hardware and software RAID?

In-band ECC trades performance for resilience because by allocating some of your memory bandwidth to checksums. This is dramatically simpler, and thus less expensive, than traditional side band ECC, which adds a redundant memory channel dedicated to parity information.

Seems like a hugely valuable option to me. Needs more OS support (Intel says ChromeOS only for now??). Would be interesting to compare price/performance/resilience against used/low end server hardware.
I thought it wasn't possible to control it. I tried to control my sneezes before, but just gave up. Couldn't help yelping from my throat while sneezing.
Best to describe what those assumptions are (otherwise it looks like another blurry assumption). Not that anyone here is in the market for a jet fighter…
Not sure how the job market is, but let’s start with the basics: Have you had some someone review your resume?

If not, my email is in my profile. :)
British Columbia becomes first province in Canada to decriminalize heroin
> Feel like for most people if you're stuck in the office you might as well do some work.

The biggest distractions in the office are the coworkers. Random hallway conversations, loud talkers in neighboring cubes/offices, people walking up to your desk with a question that should've been an email/chat (but really they are too lazy to check the ticket system/wiki/doc store for the answer). The level of distraction varies with each type of job, but for many quiet focus time is important. Working from home provides that quiet focus time.
So do you believe gay people for example, are a threat to a healthy and balanced society?

edit:

Oh and conservative culture in my land means mostly lots of alcohol. The first time I vomitted from alcohol was as a teenager on a catholic wine fest, by wine gifted to us from the church. There might be conservatives, that are free from drugs, but mostly they just like other drugs. Drugs are a big problem in todays society, but conservatives as a whole are not a prime example if living sober. Puritans might be, but they are a subclass of "conservatives".
> SEPA in EU is already something but it is taking ages for it to become an actual payment platform in everyday's life.

Is there anything stopping merchants from offering different prices to people based on different payment methods?

I assume the reason merchants do not list a discount for paying via SEPA or ACH or debit card or whatever local non credit card (and non Visa/Amex/MC) option, is because merchants benefit from the higher prices that people are willing to pay when using credit cards (compared to the cost of accepting credit cards).

In the US, Target is the only big retailer I know that discounts for using ACH (debiting directly from bank account). They give 5% off.
Since everyone is complaining about the site rather than the topic - I hate sites that hide the menu bar when you scroll downwards but then show it again when you scroll even slightly upwards. If you scroll up when you're trying to read something that happens to be placed at the top of the viewport, the menu swings down unceremoniously to obscure it. There are so many other options, have a button that pops out the menu or have it there permanently (if you're hiding it because it doesn't fit with the design of the page as you scroll, it's even worse that it just appears in front of the content). Having the trigger to view the menu as scrolling upwards a bit is bad UX anyway as it's not logical - there are very very few cases where scrolling should trigger a non-cosmetic interaction with the page.

I like to align things (new paragraphs etc) at the top of my viewport during long reads, so this happens quite often.
Work has not been done in the office exclusively, we had WFH for a long while. The only thing new now is that it's been mandatory for a while so the productivity data is rock solid.
What is even the point of comparing a stealth fighter to a non stealth fighter?

> Both aircraft have similar, almost identical purposes

Plainly false. What is the point of this article?
As mentioned elsewhere, first two launches paid by military, third partially by military.

DoD money was a target from the start.
>There is an "infinite" amount of people that need a job and can't do something remotely (because they are not too "techyy" for that).

There are tons of jobs you can do remotely, without being good with tech. I will wager that most people working low paid manual jobs today have the full potential to handle a remote job. They just haven't had or made that opportunity.
This after the news that they were looking for funding to pay tax bills... This does not smell good.
A dispute is not only for transactions you didn't perform, it is also for situations like not getting the purchased product or similar. So 3DSecure will significantly decrease fraud, not other disputes.
Note: the tech market isn’t doing too hot, so don’t be too hard on yourself.

Applying to jobs can be a numbers game. Just keep applying.

Tune your CV to have keywords in each job application. Reach out to the recruiter on Linkedin and see if they can refer you. Have a trusted friend review your CV too.
https://youtu.be/mlh24BnhKmo
Just read the comments even if you don't watch it. I watched the ad for fun. He makes a video against addictive games sponsored by raid shadow lol.
>People who are great at writing prompts for ChatGPT aren't going to be that, either.

I don't see why this would be true. If you have evidence of some strong argument on why this would be true, I'd like to hear them.

As an anecdote, I work with young people (x<25) that don't seem to be worse at recalling facts than the older generation. The bright/geeky ones grew up reading up wikipedia and, in fact, have a wider grasp of facts/stories than the older generation (in my experience)
I was trying to be helpful to give you starting point for the reading, as the page will give you a lot of links to deal with. Hopefully this helps you start reading about the topic and discover the actual legislation, links to it and form your own opinion if the draft law is bad or not.
HN was made this way when Reddit looked this way.
Just friends in the field. They say it looks good.

Thank you so much for the offer, I'll drop you an email.
We have barely been able to do that for animals which are still living, but lost their natural environment. Assuming we can recreate a maintain an accurate environment to ensure the bird’s long term success is way, way too optimistic.
Nobody can tell you what might be wrong without seeing with their eyes. You would be more successful if you anonymously posted something like a resume or recent application that people could provide constructive feedback to.

I'll give you a 5 minute review if you find my contact information from my profile and send me your resume. I've publicly helped people land all sorts of tech jobs in the last few years.
Most definitions of a counterculture are about the entry of an alternative culture into the mainstream. Those conditions only exist when widespread cultural change is about to happen. Before, the mainstream culture is not opposed by a single large countercultural bloc; after, the mainstream culture has integrated the counterculture.

The slow centralisation of the reins of culture into a handful of institutions goes beyond counterculture. You don't need to have a big countercultural movement to have culturally relevant movies from companies that aren't Disney, or popular songs that aren't by Ed Sheeran. It's a bigger problem than just "we don't have a 21st century hippy equivalent".
I think https://pluralistic.net/2023/01/21/potemkin-ai/#hey-guys is the same article, published on Doctorow's website.
Stop gay people from being treated as beneath the "normal" people.

Of course, this is "real" traditional values; not surface-value "traditional values" co-opted by people: who aren't in-tune with their emotions; people with a void a that needs filling; people who need to feel better about themselves; those who would use it as a banner to gain more power for themselves; and true believers without an ounce of introspection.

With the looming bans and restrictions on social media, and the current atomization of social interactions: it's possible we're beginning a period of great isolation, where man will finally have to deal with sitting in a room all by himself.

Maybe this will spur some self-reflection in a few, leading to a resurgence in deep traditional values and beliefs; rather than the shallow, surface-level stuff, such as the nuclear family or some made-up duty to one's abstract family or some frothingly and puritanically mad ideas about sex.
In my country parking spaces for residential buildings are all underground, outside parking is considered subpar, thanks to the climate. I've seen residential buildings with 3 underground levels, to accommodate all the parking requirements. But in case of 100-unit thing that should not be necessary, one level is enough.