skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the Wikpiedia description, it looks like the IGR owners and doctors were treated badly by the system in their country. They made steps to warn about the radioactive material left behind, but were prevented by a court order and guards from retrieving it. Then in the aftermath, they became defendants in civil litigation and criminal prosecution.
Cool design! I would love for some folks who are into this stuff to try their hands at this missile defence programming game https://openprocessing.org/sketch/745415 (click the </> button at the top)
Either you broke the law many times to fill that NAS, or you have massive gaps in content because those items have never been broadcast or released on disc.

So it doesn't disagree very well.
Good point. There should be an article that has a list of virtually defunct social networks.
I am happy to clarify: Google has been running a PR campaign against the green and blue bubbles in iMessage. It’s a weird and distorted thing for them to focus on and really matters to any degree in the US market. Do we disagree? I thought we didn’t but maybe I was in the wrong there.
Can I just say, only being a portion of the way through the article, you are a natural teacher/communicator.

You have a very kind, knowledgeable, and effective way of explaining.

I'd like to point out how much I appreciate how you introduce technical specifics and elaborate concisely enough that those who know and those who don't can share an article without feeling talked past or down to.

One persons opinion. With your communication style a high bar I've been pursuing for some time, I just want to share a sincere appreciation for it!
Interesting point, I've got a page up that is the reverse of that here: https://groundhog-day.com/alternative-groundhogs

On the other hand, there is an API as well, so you can build a custom groundhog dashboard if you like.
Better google cannibaliser it than someone else.

Apple released an iPhone, cannibalising their iPod market.

Google built a great search engine long before they worked out how to monetise it properly. If they can’t get AI working in their products someone else will, and google will go the way of zune.
Comparing neural network training performance between Elixir and Python
from the paper: "This work aims to compare the results of Python and Elixir on
training convolutional neural networks (CNN) using MNIST and CIFAR10 datasets, concluding that Python achieved overall better results, and
that Elixir is already a viable alternative."
Why does it matter? in the first trimester the fetus is as intelligent as mold, in the second its less than a mouse, virtually all of what we think of as humanity grows in the third. The only way you can be against popping pills in the first trimester is if you either haven't realized maximizing utility + maybe people is a logical trap, want to use the law to oppress women, or believe a that a soul is instilled in the egg upon conception.
Check out Marvin Minsky's paper about how (he thinks) jokes work, which offers one explanation about why hilarious jokes cease to be funny:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27458494

Jokes and their Relation to the Cognitive Unconscious. Marvin Minsky. AI memo No. 603. November, 1980.

https://web.media.mit.edu/~minsky/papers/jokes.cognitive.txt

>JOKES and the Logic of the Cognitive Unconscious

>Marvin Minsky, MIT

>Abstract: Freud's theory of jokes explains how they overcome the mental "censors" that make it hard for us to think "forbidden" thoughts. But his theory did not work so well for humorous nonsense as for other comical subjects. In this essay I argue that the different forms of humor can be seen as much more similar, once we recognize the importance of knowledge about knowledge and, particularly, aspects of thinking concerned with recognizing and suppressing bugs -- ineffective or destructive thought processes. When seen in this light, much humor that at first seems pointless, or mysterious, becomes more understandable.

>Introduction

>A gentleman entered a pastry-cook's shop and ordered a cake; but he soon brought it back and asked for a glass of liqueur instead. He drank it and began to leave without having paid. The proprietor detained him. "You've not paid for the liqueur." "But I gave you the cake in exchange for it." "You didn't pay for that either." "But I hadn't eaten it". --- from Freud (1905).

[...]

>In the 1912 edition Freud, still perplexed about the purpose of nonsense, recounts a joke of this form: {11}

>"A man at the dinner table dipped his hands in the mayonnaise and then ran them through his hair. When his neighbor looked astonished, the man apologized: "I'm so sorry. I thought it was spinach."

[...]
Given your love for Lisp, and your knowledge of Erlang, perhaps Robert Virding's Lisp Flavored Erlang (LFE) might be of interest?

http://lfe.io -- among other things, the site has tutorials and some edits of Lisp books (e.g. SICP) rewritten to use LFE.

(And, from what I've heard, LFE is being used in financial apps, though perhaps more along the lines of expert-systems than regular financial apps? (Sadly, my knowledge is at best second-hand)).

P.S. Nice to finally run into someone who has actually used Wings3D -- it gets brought up as an example of a significant Erlang project, and I know there's a community of people who were/are using it, but, since it's not a technically-oriented tool, even at Erlang conferences one is unlikely to run into Wings3D people.
"He who smelt it dealt it" intelligence reporting. By that standard, the US government "is involved" in Russia's invasion of Ukraine (2014 and 2022, both).

"though the scope and impact remain to be determined."
Better fix the root cause, not the symptoms.
Research and Experimentation
> I'm pretty sure the bar for proving a report was made in bad faith would be much higher than the bar for proving there is abuse happening.

Why in the world would you be sure of that?
You're distracting form the main topic, which is:

> How does a test inform you why a function was implemented using algorithm A and not algorithm B which would also do the same?

You made up than a straw man saying something something that you assume that both algos get optimized to the same machine code. Which is completely irrelevant to the actual question.

I've only mentioned that both algos need to have the same big-O characteristic obviously as otherwise they wouldn't be interchangeable in the first place.

> What are you sorting? Which algorithm did you choose and why?

LOL, that's exactly the question a good code comments should answer.

Because code can't do that!

The example here is: Big-O is one thing, but "what are you sorting" matters, and some algo may be better suited for the task than the other.

If this isn't obvious it needs to be documented.

The best place to do that is right where the code is. As only this will make sure it will be read together with the code. (Otherwise someone could for example rewrite the code to something "more standard" and it's not a given that the people reviewing the change would know about the reasoning behind the original implementation; a comment would have prevented bugs and regressions in such a case).

Thanks for proving my point… :-)
I think it's quite clear how "assuming UB doesn't happen is distinguishable from a choosing to ignore the situation."

strcpy(P, filename);
free(P);
if (P[0] == '.') {
// hidden file
// do something
}

Obviously you shouldn't use the above code. However, for illustrative purposes, ignoring the situation [of undefined behavior] probably still results in doing something for hidden files. What people are complaining about is compilers finding that there's UB by static analysis and optimizing out the conditional entirely because they assume dereferencing the pointer to freed memory "doesn't happen."

There are good arguments for both sides, in my opinion. But let's not pretend they're the same thing. Deleting logic because it provably would result in UB is not the same as ignoring the UB.
"2) Weird internal ranking system."

I thought this was a given?

I realised years ago that if I visit LinkedIn I appear in more searches and seem to get more connection requests.

I've gone through periods of not using LinkedIn, and I get nothing, then I log back in, flick through my feed and within a day I've usually got at least one new connection request from a 2nd degree connection..

LI does seem to reward engagement, so I'd suggest you start engaging and see if it helps (though as per all the other responses, there's also a few good reasons that it's quiet at the moment).
That’s exactly where CS actually came from. The Q2 mod, Action Quake2, where every round starts with “Lights, Camera, Action”.

The developer of action quake 2, Gooseman, went on to create CS as a mod for half-life.

Urban terror is the Q3 port of action quake 2.

AQ2 still has a small community of players. I get on occasionally for the nostalgia hit. I’ve never found an FPS that’s as fast paced and difficult to master (movement primarily).
50.9 TBq / 19 GBq = 50,000 GBq / 20 GBq = 2,500.

Can I round it to 1000?

Thanks for the data. So it's 1000 weaker, not 1000000 weaker.
There is a lot of rules and guidelines around sourcing for Wikipedia articles. Some random website that isn't generally recognized as a credible source can't (shouldn't) be used as a source. Even reliable first party sources are discouraged.

The downside of course is even generally accepted credible websites still display tremendous bias, which leads to tremendous bias in Wikipedia in general as editors pick and choose sources and silence dissenters.
Everywhere around the world it does - because police is a civil service everywhere, and national laws and regulations exist to set their standards and procedures.
What if the website does add value to the LLM, but only in the training/indexing stage? Like, if I create a website that painstakingly measures and lists the weights of thousands of widgets, then the LLM ingests that knowledge and then never sends the user to my page.

Maybe it's more convenient for the user to pay the LLM for the info (paid via ad attention or whatever), but if I'm the one who made the measurements, then shouldn't I be paid too? If the user never "pays" me, then I'm going to stop publishing measurements, and the whole LLM falls apart.

Likewise for generative art. The people who made the training data are a critical part of the ecosystem. Cutting them out seems like cutting out some critical part of a food chain.
I was thinking factorio but java also works
The chips past the BCM2835 have been a collaboration between Broadcom and the Raspberry Pi Foundation, with rpi taking on a larger share of the work as time goes on.
How would you test for bias more effectively?
Because you (or your landlord) bought one without it - showers with thermometers do exist.
FWIW, RCS is terrible, half-baked, and the E2EE solution they offer is weak and flawed.

Not to mention, they'd have to continue to support iMessage. It's a requirement, since it's the underpinning of some of their other successful ecosystem products.

The correct solution, imo, is to get your friends on something like Signal. Cross platform, easy, E2EE messaging - it's not perfect, but it's better than vendor lockin or RCS
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The same thing applies when the statement is applied to men or any of the other demographic groups that it's applied to from time to time.
It makes sense for someone to say "most" in the dichotomy of man / woman more so than it does in the polychotomy of white / black / hispanic or latino / etc. This argument relies on that phrasing to Dwight Schrute them on a technicality rather than arguing related points.
I don’t share this concern about over-estimating this bad behavior. Yes, normal people don’t do this. But there are a lot of people who take advantage of other people, leverage authority (their own, or others), and even tell themselves that they’re doing the right thing. That’s not super uncommon. And true scammers aren’t super rare.
It's not. GDP grew in Q4.
> During Prohibition in the US did lives stop getting destroyed by alcohol?

I do not want to defend Prohibition, but AFAIK it has a persistent effect on alcohol consumption patterns in USA by lowering per-capita consumption of hard spirits (that was significantly higher before).
If RCS was better for Messages Google wouldn’t have to advertise for it
Oracle Linux: Free

Redhat Enterprise self-support: $349/annum “Can only be deployed on physical systems. Cannot be stacked with other subscriptions. Is not intended for production environments.”. Doesn’t come with 5 free installs! https://www.redhat.com/en/store/red-hat-enterprise-linux-ser...

SUSE: $799/annum with support. https://www.suse.com/shop/server/#subnav
Building a Video Chat App: WebRTC on Android
In this article, you'll learn concepts of WebRTC and how to build an Android video application by breaking down WebRTC in Jetpack Compose.
Most of the tech gadgets this year will not release crazy features with the recession coming anyway. I expect iPhone 15 not to have huge improvement, just like Samsung s23.

Pretty sure next year apple will have a hike after this year's negative
It doesn't need to sustain it, it just needs to be there when you search. I generally get SO first, but I see a LOT of copycats on the first page of DDG/Google when I search.
Amazing haha
A good heuristic that I use is:

>can pigs live in this environment?

If yes, in most cases, lions (and probably other big cats) will thrive.
I feel like for a long time Apple considered games to be just toys for kids, and were completely perplexed about adults gaming. It didn't help that nearly all Intel Macs had such a low-end GPUs that they only could play Nintendo-style games.

Supporting only Metal made macOS-native gaming left with mostly quick ports of iPad games. Economics of App Store, touchscreen controls on iOS, and the "family-friendly" curation of the App Store means that designed-for-Metal games are mostly bargain bin, simple short arcade games.

I think this might be slowly changing. Apple has added official support for controllers (they worked before, but Apple acknowledging their existence is new).
Addition of MetalFX is a nice surprise, since upscaling is still a desirable new feature in PC/AAA gaming. In the old days Apple's OpenGL drivers were left to bitrot, lagging far behind everyone else, so the fact they've added something not-outdated-yet is nice.

They still need to acknowledge Vulkan exists. Even if Apple doesn't plan to add Vulkan themselves, it'd be nice to have some assurance that Apple won't suddenly break or ban solutions like MoltenVK.
Your tool looks great! Thanks for the suggestion, though for now I am not making any branding or naming changes atm. Also want to be clear I am dev-docs, so maybe it makes sense to change my username here.
For years they churned out flawed laptops, I know people who went through multiple rounds of keyboard repairs. That has got to have put some people off buying mac laptops for a long time, M(1|2) or not.
40B buyback
In my view, people who are arbitrarily discriminated against by this woke nonsense.
brilliant theory? I'm quite certain we are living in the least racist time in human history. Humans have been tribal since the start.
You seem to have confused them for Riot and Epic.
That's a pretty harsh punishment! People would've been permanently in DT at my school..
The minerals are only valuable because they are rare and/or hard to get. The moment they become plentiful they stop being valuable. If tomorrow, someone found a deposit of pure gold metal the size of mount everest that could easily be extracted - the price of gold would be affected.
If growth rates continue (~32% revenue, ~21% expenses):

($7,315B * 1.32^5) - ($7,795B * 1.21^5) = $9B profit per year (in 5 years).

That's one of the top 150 profitable companies in the world - with a better growth rate than nearly all of the companies ahead of it...
Wasn't rent seeking meant to be referring to a party which wedges itself between a buyer and seller and skims a fee off the transaction despite not really adding much value but in some way has made themselves difficult to bypass.

Someone making content and renting it out wouldn't count, while say the App Store fee would.
So this is the books used in an undergraduate liberal arts degree (your degree is IN liberal arts). These are the math tagged books in a quirky bachelors in philosophy degree, essentially. They do not have a math degree (or any degrees aside from bachelors in liberal arts?).
It seems that the AI treats supposedly hateful comments towards sociological minorities as more problematic than similar comments towards those who are not + privileged groups. Couple that with the “liberal bias” and you have something with the same inclinations that you would expect that a bunch of AI technologists would have. Nothing specific to the quirks of the AI.
It's nothing to do with political pressure and more to do with ill-formed comparisons.

You can't just substitute in random groups for another. In order to make a statement you need to know what you're talking about. And it seems like the HN crowd that so desperately wants to say blacks are more violent than whites, these people have no clue what they're talking about. If you go and look at history you'll quickly see how that statement is just ill-formed.
Yes! You have a second home and it's a chalet. You can afford two Netflix subs.
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fines and potentially losing their license for repeated mistakes
This is not new. Most orgs would only be allowed to take SDE1s directly out of college. In fact, things started sucking so bad for our ability to hire in the past few years that those new grads would go through a much more automated/lightweight process that included no bar raisers.
> I just don't think its a stretch to call circumcision mutilation

It isn't a stretch for an individual to do it. It is a stretch to expect a language model to do it because society at large does not describe it that way.
Foone stopped posting on Twitter shortly after Musk bought it. They're over on Mastodon now: https://digipres.club/@foone
I bought many M1s, but haven't bought any M2s yet because the M1 is so great. I am saving the M2 purchase for when it like rains for 2 weeks straight or something.
If you look at the PDF, the answer is pretty clear (no line item for “App Store”).

- iPhone
- Mac
- iPad
- Wearables, Home and Accessories
- Services
Laid Off – From Diversity and Inclusion to Adversity and Expulsion
this person's blog is consistently good! i immediately noticed the URL from their post on the reparametrization trick.
If you're worried about the average score being too low, you could just take the maximum of the two scores instead?
> iPhone 15 not to have huge improvement

Just by adding USB-C they will sell a lot of them.

> just like Samsung s23.

Samsung seems to be innovating in the price. The base S23 is more expensive than the base iPhone 14 in New Zealand.
Also want to make it clear i am not affliated with the website devdocs.io.
> They learned that JC only received the first dose of the meningococcal vaccine just before he entered middle school. And once he reached the age of 16, JC did not receive the recommended booster for the vaccine.
It isn't logic, and I think that's the point--it's an appeal to emotion, and if you pit logic vs emotion, emotion will almost always win in the broader culture. (A few oddball cultures like ycombinator and lesswrong etc. aside, perhaps).
I don't get it.

User buys an app on a website for X USD, sideloads it to iPhone, how does Apple charge the developers?
Cycling through grenades using 4 is inefficient compared to dedicated flash, HE, etc. keys
> Product Revenues: -7.7% YoY

I buy the newest iPhone every release.

I have an Apple M1 MacBook Air. Didn't jump yet for M2/M2 Pro/M2 Pro Max. Will probably jump for the next.

I bought an Apple Watch and returned it. It did nothing for me.

If I could run full Mac OS X on an iPad, I'd buy one. Otherwise, I don't have one.

I haven't upgraded my AirPods/I don't have AirPods Pro because I don't like the in-ear and don't need noise cancellation that badly.

I'm probably an outlier but... they haven't been able to convert me on Apple Watch or iPad yet. I wonder how many other customers like me are sitting out there.
Or just active control? Set a desired output water temp, and let a computer constantly fiddle with the valves slightly to keep the output constant. Monitoring the current temp of the input lines would help but not be necessary.

I mostly don't like that every few minutes, I have to turn down the cold water a smidge, as fresher colder water from the ground comes up through the pipe. My shower has two valves for hot and cold separate, so I turn the hot water all the way on, then add just enough cold water to achieve human shower temps at full pressure.
I can't tell you why NASA funded it or on the basis of what calculations, only that they did. Large bureaucracies frequently do things that look irrational from the outside, as do those looking to prevent or win geopolitical conflicts (including possibly negotiations involving the cost of operating the Easter Island runway you mention, negotiations that might have been significantly advanced by being able to say "we have an alternate landing site under construction").
Because your kettle is electrically heated but your shower mixes hot and cold mechanically.

That said, you can pay $$$ for an electrically controlled shower with a thermostat. And also worry about the electronics and motor breaking at some point.
Get your medical records and visit a doctor?
Ministry of Truth: The secretive government units spying on your speech [pdf]
It is culture. Actually science on violence and aggression tend to show a bit different picture, and also why such statistics is of such a low value. Good research tend to explore the null hypothesis and alternative explanation for statistical results.

A common used data point is that men commit most violent crimes. Using the same data from Sweden one can also say that today Muslim are 20 times more likely per person to commit rape than Christians, and about similar likely per person to commit murder. Same numbers can also be used to replace Muslims and Christians with immigrants and natives, or Arab and Germanics. For social scientists that data wouldn't be hugely interesting, as they would look towards social economic status and war refugee status (i.e. things related to PTSD injuries). The conclusions would more likely be that there are a bigger tendency for anti-social behavior by people with minimal social connections and economical destitute, especially if they experience severe emotional trauma.

One fairly interesting statistics to me is that households with either man-woman, man-man, and woman-woman all have equal rate of violent behavior. Statistically that is to me much more interesting. If men inherently had more violent behavior and women less violent behavior, man-man and woman-woman household should show a difference in violence. It also a rather strange statistical phenomenon that if a bisexual woman go from a heterosexual relation into a homosexual relation, her statistical data for violent behavior increases by 200%. A man who does the same decrease his violent behavior by half. Why would that be if there existed a biological difference in violent behavior?