skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does not seem to be ported to ESP8266 based hardware.

This one has become almost a de-facto standard in IoT/Home Automation, along with its successor the ESP32.

It seems the the network layer has been mostly built around IEEE 802.15.4 (6LoWPAN) and not 802.11 (WiFi) which made sense a the time.

Low power/low cost Wifi is now a reality and ESP based hardware is both easy to use and to integrate.

Contiki could have played a role in this (still emerging) home automation ecosystem...
A social media influencer with millions of followers can still be unknown to people outside of that bubble.

My mom has no idea who PewDiePie is.
Google is scrambling to respond to the threat of ChatGPT
Yeah… although every time I poke at it I add the M2 Pro and 10GBASET…

Also Apple’s memory and storage pricing is insane. Guess that’s the point of the upgraded network and unified memory though? Have a fast NAS on a 10G network and work that way.
Would they even bring it in? They could just move it closer to the border and cover alot of airpsace like that.
Any real world stats on how often that cascade is run to what degree and what how long it takes to complete certain tasks?

(a friend who barely achieves 150W on his ergo bike also asks about the typical energy footprint of the more trigger-happy CI implementations)
100 images out of 350,000 that they looked at were memorized.

This seems to mostly happen when an image appears frequently (more than 100 times) in the training data, and/or the dataset is small relative to the model.
Indeed, politics plays a bigger role than specs.
The value of my feed comes from the reputation that those people have with me. I trust the things most of them share more than I trust twoots from the broader internet, and if they abuse that trust, I unfollow them.

If I want a curated list of posts and thoughts from people who don't have a specific reputation with me, I come to HN :-P
No employer is big enough to apply real pressure. We need state farm sized coops.
Yes, it's based on Ubuntu, but it's not a remix. It's too different to be one:

- no Snap

- Flatpak instead

- Most standard Ubuntu apps missing

- In-house replacements for many Ubuntu standard components: their own browser, their own email client, their own calendar, their own media player, etc.

You can install the Pantheon desktop environment on standard Ubuntu.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/66757/how-to-install-the-pan...

P.S.
> would of adopted them

* would _have_ adopted. "Would've" is short for "would have" not "would of" which never ever occurs in English. This is a common error but it drives me crazy.
Erdogan is going nowhere sadly.
Got a YouTube copyright claim scam that didn’t even try – copyright72.com
Update: https://pocketables.com/2023/01/day-2-of-the-copyright72-you...
Spanish native speaker here. I must say learning languages is not my strong point, but I am convinced every other language is composed of arcane pronunciation rules consequence of mapping an unnecessary large set of almost indistinguishably phonemes.
> Under state law, the maximum penalty for failing to safely store, pack and transport radioactive materials is only a $707 (1,000 Australian dollars) fine, a figure that was criticized by the Australian prime minister, Anthony Albanese, earlier on Wednesday.

> “That figure is ridiculously low,” Mr. Albanese said at a news conference. “But I suspect that it is ridiculously low because people didn’t think that such an item would be lost.”

Occam's razor suggests that inflation happened and no one bothered to increase the fine.
It's not true. The actual code that loaded into the plane is NATO MIDS/Link-16/IFF keys, not 'starting' the aircraft. And this is specifically for Austria, not NATO countries.

The Austrian Eurofighters can fly and operate without those keys, they just won't be able to join NATO Link-16 networks or other encrypted NATO communications or navigation networks. This is standard practice for all modern combat aircraft, incidentally, as encryption keys are rotated on a regular basis and need to be loaded into the aircraft's onboard systems before flight. The data can also include additional interoperability elements such as TDMA slice allocations in the case of Link-16.

The reason it has to be done by the unnamed contractor is because Austria is not a member of NATO, so it can't be given control over key handling. The same is true for Sweden & Switzerland.

It's a logical tradeoff. Austria, Sweden, and Switzerland get access to encrypted NATO networks and can therefore interoperate seamlessly with NATO forces, but they're always free to opt-out. Sweden for instance has fall-backs to national data links and communications networks to which only it has the encryption keys.
Today we got at Big Corp an e-mail, that pandemic is over and no measures are needed anymore. I think next step will be back to the office. Remote jobs will slowly disappear. I am very confident, that on-site applicants today are preferred over remote candidates.
Society in general has norms around drugs, sex, finance, law. He believes that all norms are not based on reality but arbitrary and can be easily ignored.
Note that the authors of this study believe that deduplication should be effective with SD, where there is a large ratio of dataset size to model size. (See section 7.1.)
I’ve used troxler portable nuclear soil density readers when I was a civil engineer doing site inspections.

I’m assuming it’s something similar.

Fairly safe. I had a radiation badge which never showed anything. We know the badges worked because someone stored the badge with the nuclear device which caused them to be quite alarmed when that test came back. Keeping distance reduces exposure.

We had to have paperwork from the US regularitiry commission to transport it from site back to office. I remember it was stored in a giant orange box which we tied down in the back of our truck.

Looking it seems like new models are designed not to need that.

https://troxlerlabs.com/egauge-model-4590-soil-density-gauge...
What's the impact of not disputing chargebacks?

If I'm going to be charged 20 euros whether I succeed or not then for small disputes I may not bother spending the time to submit evidence anymore...

Edit:
I see that they have a Chargeback Protection product with costs 0.4% per transaction in which case they "cover the disputed amount and waive any dispute fees without needing to submit any evidence" (another comment by smca)... So cynically that sounds like a commercial tactic to sell that product!
Isn't this the premise of the Red Letter Media Star Trek Trivia Show plot?
https://youtu.be/Ko0fKuy8z2U?t=72
Why even need sources like NYT? Just generate the headlines and articles using ChatGPT perfectly tailored to what you want to hear :)
I have a similar website called http://clickhere.lol (yes, the missing ssl is intentional). Has a weak server though..
This was predicted and warned about when the link shorteners first appeared, decades ago.

But people keep using them (for a while for Twitter, but maybe mainly for analytics, though they could self-host and accomplish the same thing).
I think the bigger concern here is how fast and loose GM/Cruise got approval to run all this alongside deploying Super Cruise to normal customers in their normal vehicles.

I reaaaaaaally don't trust GM's autonomous literally anywhere seeing the Cruise debacle. But hey, they're the American carmaker, so they got a free pass from the government to run wreckfully.
> Since executive compensation is stock-based, tied to the stock performance, or both, there's an obvious incentive to keep the dividend going.

The wealthy getting wealthier on the backs of the working class. In this case, literally TAKING from the working class to maintain the wealth machine.
People should read “Gravity's Rainbow” - or at least an analysis of it. A major point/theme is that no matter what you do, if it’s useful/profitable/empowering/etc then it will be co-opted by “the man” or whatever. There’s a never ending graveyard of counter culture artifacts that existed to spit on the mainstream that were nearly merged in, packaged, and sold back to the hordes of consumers that think they’re outside of it all. It’s hard to listen to Rage Against the Machine without laughing.

In essence, the message in the book is the only way to win is to not play. To live as far under the radar as possible. To just not participate. That you won’t change it because it will just co-opt you making it bigger and a more dangerous war machine where you’re a complicit participant.
Would you be so kind to generalize the advices you receive and post them (without PII)?
Even that part is about twice the area of India.
If the past ~6 years have taught us anything, it should be that billionaires are every bit as capable at stupidity as the rest of us.
Rectangle brings that and works seamlessly
https://rectangleapp.com/

> I’m not sure how people use their touchpads without middle click emulation either.

Because there is no need for middle click on mac? Not sure when you would use it, but there is probably a different combo (maybe even superior?) for whatever action that's mapped to a middle click. There is no emulation of a scroll wheel either.
At least in Denmark, it’s a bit of an open secret that the Danish government is unusually efficient and unanimous whenever decisions are made that help U.S. interests in some way or another.

Like how Denmark have joined pretty much every U.S. war of aggression in recent history, despite having no interests at all in Afghanistan or the middle east.
>It's claimed to have an operational range of 3000km.

Which may be true in a land attack role, but is obviously not the case in an anti-ship role (if that capability really exists at all!).

Realistically, you'll be very happy if you hit a target 300km away with current anti-ship missiles.
Yup, people living it dont brag about it, gotta keep the poser johnny come lately herds away from ruining it. I have been living and crusing on a sailboat, mosty off anchor rent free when I can, surrounded by many other sailors who rather not see it ruined by Instagram.

The key here is the counter culture starts and ends in your heart. Get out and break out of the matrix.
The F-22 is still being upgraded. It has better air-to-ground capabilities than it used to, and the electronics and software is being upgraded, too.

It's still probably the Ultimate Fighter.

Also, it's not operating alone. Wherever there is an F22, you should expect to also find other assets, including the F35. The F22 is just the tip of the spear, to be committed when it's speed or manouverability is required.
I totally understand you and you are perfectly right IMHO. This is why I don't understand why isn't there a payment standard, we are in 2023 already, the economic burden of keeping fattening those "old-school" card networks is absurd, it is billions and billions of dollars each year.

Lobbying is the only reason I see that keeps a payment standard from being implemented.
Their valuation is a joke. Their software dev teams are tiny and opinionated. They keep losing money despite gaining revenue and losses are mounting. They're more of a professional services company at this point, without a product worth paying for. Best case, they'll be bought by VMware, RedHat or someone else, and gutted for the IP.
I had it with an application I uninstalled (Paycor Scheduling) still supposedly claiming it was grabbing location even though the .app was fully removed from my device. I also had to restart it to clear that notification.
The police conspiring to frame him was the reason OJ walked free. One of the officers was recorded on a racist rant and then broke procedure in handling blood evidence in such a way that it's possible they planted some. Once the government starts playing games like that with evidence, you have to throw the rest of it out. No evidence == no conviction.
How do you measure your productivity? Personally my working hour after a walk or a nap is much more productive than anything I could ever achieve in the office.

I've been doing full remote for six years now and it's wonderful, especially when you have good asynchronous workflows in your team to rid of "working hours" concept entirely. (Though possibility of that heavily depends on the role and team composition).
The EU budget in theory is funded by money allocated by member states and can't go beyond that level. This is fixed law by treaty, Article 310:

"The revenue and expenditure shown in the budget shall be in balance."

But nothing about EU treaties means anything in practice. This article holds back the EU's power and they can't be having that, so what actually happens is ...

https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_22_...

"First half of 2023: Commission to issue up to €80 billion to finance economic recovery and support for Ukraine"

The money isn't even being spent on EU member states! Raising money via debt this way is illegal but the EU is not a system of laws, it's a system that does whatever it can get away with politically. That's why it's dangerous: it is a dictatorship that's rapidly growing in power, and it's on track to completely destroy European democracy.

An analysis of the treaty problem is here:

https://reconnect-europe.eu/blog/new-generation-eu-a-constit...

It's written by a self proclaimed EU fan who says:

"When the COVID-19 crisis hit the Union, the Treaties did not change, but the political circumstances surrounding them did. Building on a Franco-German plan, the Commission came forward with a proposal for Next Generation EU (NGEU), to be financed through borrowing € 750 billion on the financial markets and primarily used as grants to Member States. In other words, the EU issues debt on a massive scale to finance itself. It does exactly what we thought it was prevented by the Treaties from doing.

I do not question the need of solidarity, but rather the legal techniques applied to deliver this solidarity.

Soon after the adoption of the Commission proposal, the Council website was updated and the reference to the prohibition of debt financing was removed. Apparently, constitutional change was about to take place, however, without a formal constitutional change."

Here, "legal techniques" is a euphemism for ignoring the law. Give it 20 years and Brexit will seem like a genius move, assuming EU loyalists haven't managed to undo it by then.
When this (as well as other similar laws) are pushed other and other again... I remember that saying by Juncker... We'll try again, and again, and again till it passes one time :)

I'm not blaming every single bureaucrat. But direction of the organisation is pretty clear. Just like I don't blame every Facebook worker, but direction of that company is pretty clear too.
THP can boost performance on apps that actually allocate massive amounts of memory under specific conditions but it's also had some issues with memory leaks specific to THP that are hard to spot. Have these been fixed? I've not seen any mention of it. I have always disabled THP on everything, especially machines with high memory pressure. On systems that I entirely engineer and control I over-provision memory so it's less of an issue, but on systems that I have provisioned for others I could not prevent them from using all the memory and that is where THP would get people into trouble. I've tried to encourage people to use cgroups with memory limits to no avail. Our work-around was to set fairly high min_free based on a formula suggested by Redhat and set overcommit ratio to 0 to create a safety buffer zone. I should add this was during the 3.x and 4.x kernel versions. I have not done any performance testing with THP on 5.x and rather just disabled it out of habit.
You're right, that's the core mechanims of GANs. The current state of the art models aren't using a GAN structure, but it's plausible that they achieve state of the art numbers in the future
Diving into WebAuthn
What type of jobs are you applying for, can you share examples? Keep in mind that jobs advertised as remote on remote-centric job boards will be inundated with huge numbers of applications and so you should expect rejection even if you’re a great candidate.

The other possibility is that your resume is terrible for some reason — does the file open? Are you sending a PDF or some obscure file format that nobody could open?

Personally, I would not bother with jobs that are advertised as “remote” first, and instead I would focus on finding a great job match that can offer remote working — so that I’m not competing against thousands of people.
The fee gets taken regardless. Also, too many disputes (guessing overturned disputes are calculated differently than uphold ones) can lead to further fines:

> If the dispute activity for your business exceeds the thresholds set by the networks for a prolonged period of time (usually multiple months), you might be subject to fines.

https://stripe.com/docs/disputes/measuring
Really? The internet looks old. A teenager in the 90s, aged fast in the 2000s, got a family in 2010s and now is seeking to police everyone through its retirement.
Read your own citation. That conclusion did not reach the level of statistical significance. The authors admit it studied a single precinct that self-reported data. They had no way to corroborate or verify the accuracy of the data they were given.

“In essence, this is equivalent to analyzing labor market discrimination on a set of firms willing to supply a researcher with their Human Resources data!”
I will, if the parent commenter is OK with it. I'm happy to help others in a similar situation.
> pretty ambitious emissions targets

> using Blockchain technology

Oh dear.
> Probably still doing subsistence agriculture.

Respectfully, Are other countries whom UK did not colonise still doing subsistence agriculture?

When Europe was having Industrial revolution, India was ruled by people who were busy subjugating the natives.

I don't want to gloat about an alternative timeline, But colonialism is a huge negative for India.
We are starting to move to M-Files (https://www.m-files.com/). I haven't used it yet, but it was evaluated quite carefully (by some people who usually do a good job).

We've relied for a long time on a home grown document management system, which is simple and excellent. Unfortunately it's built on Lotus Notes, which just isn't sustainable forever.
It's no longer owned by Yahoo! but by Automattic (WordPress) now. As for decentralized, they've posted recently about their intent to support ActivityPub.
Another commenter mentioned off grid living. It reminded me of the bohemian communes of the 60's and I wondered if technology is destroying this concept as well by making it so easy for suburban chads to feel "off grid" with solar power and three-fuel generators and even cars now that don't require regular visits to a gas station. Easy to overlook how they're still using city water, sewage, trash collection, and shop for even basic things at stores though.

I think you may be right. Counter culture today may simply be being offline.
> Is there anything stopping merchants from offering different prices to people based on different payment methods?

I think there's an EU rule about that. I've seen a business (justeat) charge a card-processing fee for cash-on-delivery orders.
And where is that?
Well, it's a simple equation from a societal health perspective.

As things are currently, society is well below the minimum and ideal birth replacement rates (scarily low in fact). So from that perspective, promotion of homosexuality runs directly counter to what is best for society as a whole versus what is currently seen as best for any one individual.
Society didn't use to be "conservative". Like, the romans and the greeks were a lot more sexually free than we are right now. What they also had in their time is conservative people, as in, people that were against the changes in the society they were living in (like accepting Christianism during the Roman Empire, etc).

Being conservative can't be counter-culture because by definition it is preseving the CURRENT culture (which is not the "woke" one, even if boomers like to think different. All the people with power are conservatives). Being downvoted in HN doesn't mean anything, same as Twitter and Reddit. You can be "cancelled" in Twitter and still sell out the Madison Square Garden, like Louis CK. The real power is outside the social media, and that part is definitely conservative.
Is it impossible (for Google/Bing etc.) to detect changes in domain status/ownership?
How does it work in the United States? Let's say there's a problem affecting South Carolina. How would South Carolina voters convince Californian politicians about South Carolina problems? If convinced, what actions would Californian politicians take?
It's also used to produce suet cakes that squirrels and raccoons won't steal. Those things have a lot of it, too, enough so I wear nitrile gloves to handle them - worse even than mincing a handful of habaneros, you just can't wash the stuff off.
Ross Index 2022: Top 20 Fastest Growing Open Source Startups
I hear bank of america is their biggest customer. Brinks vault services has been "having computer" issues for over a week now. Money businesses have no cash. Why is this not on the news? Nationwide?
Would be awesome to have something like this that can ingest a whole GitHub repo including issues and PRs to ask when things got decifed or why they are a certain way.
> I don't even know what the official NSS homepage is.

It looks like it's at https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/security/nss/index.h..., but it looks like they might want documentation improvement patches.

> This NSS documentation was just imported from our legacy MDN repository. It currently is very deprecated and likely incorrect or broken in many places.
I enjoyed the link to your Geocities throwback page:

https://marvinborner.de/cool.html
Forget about the c++ code, and appreciate the beautifully put explanation of the concept. Then you can implement yours even in php if you want
I think I need more context. Do you only have FAANG names on your resume? How many jobs have you held in your career? Do you have a lot of experience interviewing? Are you applying for jobs in a different area/level? (Management or higher seniority) Are you hoping to jump to a radically different org? (FAANG -> startup)

I’ve been a hiring developer for a lot of my career and with more context I might be able to give you pointers.
Being not native, I googled before I posted. In the first page I saw some phrases that seemed to confirm for me. For example, Wikipedia, citing a book from 1991:

Counterculture may or may not be explicitly political. It typically involves criticism or rejection of currently powerful institutions, with accompanying hope for a better life or a new society.

But if I'm completely besides the mark, apologies
I think that's mainstream as well. People talk about digital nomadism x going off grid whatever all the time.

The real counterculture is showing up to work and feeding your kids
I think a lot of anti-gay thoughts today are more anti gay culture, such as many of the things people do and display in the pride parade that has nothing to do with liking people of the same sex.
> Traders in the EU are not allowed to charge you extra for using your credit or debit card.

https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/pri...
Used spotify for about 4y... but canceled subscription because of YT premium and inflation. There is no point in having 2 music streaming services. Yes, yt music has worse ux and at least for me recommendations are worse, but after migrating my library with a script, I'm just listening to my saved songs.
Too bad can't cancel my yt subscription because I watch YT on my TV and casting to it is super convenient
There would have to be a new law, because stable diffusion is a type of search space algorithm. Previous rulings said watermarked images are fair use for search engines.
GDP is such a damaging measure to use for anything, we need to stop.