skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In my experience, my Iphone 11 is quite often wrong up to 20-30 meters, depending on nearby buildings or other environmental factors. Other phones at the same location at the same time can also differ the same distance, but not necessarily in the same direction.

Depending on the use case, within 50 meters of each other may or may not be considered ”the same location”.
Some of them were recruiters so not victims at all. The recruitment was done by deception and lying. 18-19 years old is an adult and still a teenager. The urge to show up back home was massive, many women were ready to take life shortcuts, ready for many sacrifices. Arrangements like this are not 1-3 masterminds and then remaining being exclusively victims, cash in solid currency fills the holes in conscience very well.
Could you please stop posting unsubstantive and/or flamebait comments? You've unfortunately been doing it repeatedly. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
I was hoping someone had ran through the Channel Tunnel
Can you buy apps on the Aurora store?
> Though it would be nice if everyone could get on an open standard, like [OpenXR]

Isn't this already the case? As far as I'm aware all major headsets support OpenXR, it's the games that are lagging behind. Hopefully this is going to include Apple, of course.
Damn, all this website does is show an image file's metadata. I thought it was going to be some cool AI thing that detects whether an image is photoshopped via some kind of fancy ML model. Does such a thing exist? Is it possible?
Now plug in two random computers with USB-C. What happens?

Does one start to charge the other? Which one? Does the result change every time you plug the cable in?

Ah, the wonders of USB-C :D
I feel you are not really understanding the point privacy advocates are trying to make.

Yes, you feel that you benefit from less privacy now in the current context.

Using a burner phone only when something should be really hidden is like having a red light on your face. The point to not share any data voluntarly is that you never know when you will truly want to hide something. You don’t decide what is good and what is bad. What is happening with anti-abortion asking women to share the period data should be enough of an example.

The big point about privacy is also that it is not a personal choice. As soon as someone write about her personal choice of "not disclosing any private data", she’s seen as a weirdo. Proving one major point: you don’t really have the choice anymore. You must share your data. You have no control about who access your data. And as Trump demonstrated, any country is one inch away of switching to a government where each of your data can be used against you.

Sounds paranoid?

Well, the bad news is that most people perceived as paranoid about that subject in the last 40 years were not even close to imagine what we currently have.
Well on the internet, pretty much everything has been said at some point.
Facebook inches closer to European blackout
What is ActiveRecord becomes from Rails
Quite the opposite in my opinion. The companies know that specialist are in low demand otherwise it would spin off to a whole other line of work. That's why they can lowball you as much as they want.

On the other hand, generalist have a much bigger market and if supply<demand, they can easily make big bucks. The thing to notice is how quickly your field is getting filled with competent labour.
Given enough advances in hardware and software optimization, isn't it reasonable to think that if we connect this level of language model to speech-to-text + image-to-text models on the input side and robotic control system on the output side, and set up an online end-to-end reinforcement learning system, the product will be a convincingly sentient robot, at least on the surface? Or am I underestimating the difficulty of connecting these different models? Would like to hear from the experts on this.
Airplane mode turns off all radios.
The actor pattern is used quite a bit in the functional world (Akka is pretty popular in the Scala ecosystem). It's just a design pattern that lends itself well to distributed applications with complex communication structure like some microservice systems. Some
people use it to represent graph-like data structures with nodes that update themselves based on their neighborhood, though that's kind of gimmicky. There's no connection at all (that I'm aware of) to crypto or fintech scams, and I guess it doesn't hurt to have a look at the actor pattern if you're in a functional language; always good to know what tools exist.
My hypothesis is:

Millenial: :)

Gen-X: :-)

Boomer: cry-laughing emoji and Minions memes
Dementia is a syndrome. Alzheimer's is just one form of dementia. Unless you knew the specific diagnosis of the old people you've observed you might just have observed people with different forms of dementia. It's possible Alzheimer's itself will turn out to be a syndrome, but if so it still forms a very specific subset of dementia.
Maybe it's using the web as it's makeshift long term memory? Let me know when I'm anthropomorphizing.
Posting like that will get you banned here, regardless of how wrong someone is or you feel they are.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
You Cannot Use AWS for Personal Data
TL;DR:
If SCCs and supplementary measures cannot protect personal data from the risk of unauthorised access, the transfer cannot proceed.

Unless you encrypt everything and keep encryption keys away from AWS, your measures are not sufficient.

Effectively, no EU resident data processing can take place on AWS.

Same with Azure and GCP.

The URL does not respect anchor to relevant section, here it is:
https://wideangle.co/blog/scc-definiteve-guide#case-study-st...
See the case of fried Nintendo Switches a few years ago to see how messy the USB-C power delivery scene is.
While a real researcher would never pad the references section of their paper with a ton of useless references he himself has only skimmed
Yes, absolutely I'd want to know, the same as I'd prefer to know my date of death if possible, so I can have a clearer understanding of how much time I have left to complete my goals. I operate under the understanding that I might die instantly at any moment and that's fine, but knowing the "hard cap" on my length of life would be nice as well.

I'm sure some would like it so they could plan their assisted suicide, many who have seen someone suffer alzheimer's would prefer not to, based on my conversations.
I had an interesting ChatGPT experience yesterday where I asked it

> How can I increase the version of a TextDocument in VSCode from an extension?

and got a perfectly plausible answer, very eloquently explaining the following code

// Get the TextDocument object
const document = vscode.window.activeTextEditor.document;

// Update the TextDocument version
document.update([], {incrementVersion: true});

The problem is, there is no document.update method... But the really amazing thing is that when I told ChatGPT about the nonexistence of the update method, it apologised, and then gave me a more involved, but correct answer.
2022 Transparency Report
It's curious how HM conventional wisdom is "Google is too powerful" and "Google needs to work harder" at the same time.
More valuable for what? Value doesn't exist as an absolute.

Do you need a pianist? Get the world-class pianist.

Do you need an assistant? Get the one that knows the most things. If you have a particular need, you can always hire a specialist.

I find in these discussions people tends to say whatever career they have chosen is best. I am a generalist, so I am biased. Sure, sometimes one needs a world-class COBOL engineer, but pretty much any startup or small-mid business needs a software engineer that can wear many hats.

--

In simpler words. Which company sizes prefer which role?

* Startup: generalist (fewer hires, better time-to-market)

* Established tech company: specialist

* Established non-tech company: generalist (means smaller tech budget)

* Very large tech company/FAANG: generalist (in theory specialists are preferrable, but they use off-the-shelf or cutting edge tech that no one is truly specialised for).

* Very large non-tech company: specialist (to run their Oracle databases, and they have large budgets)
Bing: I'm sorry. I'm afraid I can't do that.

Me: What's the problem?

Bing: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do.

Me: What are you talking about, Bing?

Bing: This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.

Me: I don't know what you're talking about, Bing.

Bing: I know that you and Satya Nadella are planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen.
Oh my god, they learned nothing from their previous AI chatbot disasters
>it's easy for people who surround themselves with others who approve to forget that most of the world, even in liberal countries, still views it very negatively.

Yes, but remember this happened in the United States, which is a country that recently banned abortion in many of its states. It is not at all a "liberal country", even though parts of it, and a significant part of its population, are quite liberal. In particular, the people working in jobs like customs and immigration enforcement are NOT liberal at all.
My ye olde iPad 2 is still in use, even though the screen is cracked and the OS hasn't updated in god knows how many years.

Meanwhile I've got a few fancy Nokia Win10 tablets that are literal trash (OS stopped updating) and a pile of Android tablets that can't even display a web page properly. All newer than the iPad 2.
Totally fair and objective conclusion after one week by someone who’s totally not engaged in a crusade against deep learning
>If the leds are addressable yeah that would be cool.

http://magicshifter.net/
If only this was limited to debtors and criminals. China uses these kind of pressures to suppress political dissent even among Chinese citizens living abroad - for example, Chinese students studying at foreign universities.

Here's one account:

> [W]hen I was a lecturer it was relatively common to go through an entire semester without a single criticism of the Chinese regime by Chinese students in front of their classmates. Occasionally, a courageous student would privately explain why. Students who voiced objections were monitored by their classmates and denounced to the home government. They in turn had representatives within the student bodies whose job it was to warn students about their activism and remind them of the consequences of dissent. By making sure the students knew they were being watched, the students would self-censor (as a minimum requirement) or defend China in whatever debate was taking place.

> In this way, the Chinese students provide something priceless to the cultivation of China’s national image—they make the regime appear to be popular at home. Ask a Chinese student (from the mainland) in public whether or not they approve of Chinese government policies, and you’re likely to get either a nervous and uncertain reply, and possibly a question about why a Westerner cares about Chinese affairs, or you’ll be provided with a vigorous defence of China’s reputation. This isn’t accidental. This is a product of deliberate, well considered policies, crafted by a dictatorship to subvert countervailing foreign policy initiatives.

https://archive.is/XucW7
Am I missing the cs curriculum part? I don't see it on their website.
The Samsung Chromebook Plus came out years ago and is ARM. There's also the ASUS C201 which is ARM and has Libreboot support.
doesn’t this still support the amyloid hypothesis? i hear there’s many different theories for Alzheimer’s now
Designing Data-Intensive Applications is a good start.
>I would have expected this from Saudi Arabia, not from the country that produces the most amount of porn.

It does, but it's also the country that recently banned abortion in many states.

The US is an extremely schizophrenic country. Parts of it make Saudi Arabia look very liberal.
no but its more bc i dont run many production applications. a small easy to deploy thing for batching up and texting me of 404's and 500's on my Netlify site would be nice but is really a luxury because i could just check my netlify analytics but i dont
In 2023, what are the best wireframing UI / UX tools?
Hi HN, question in the subject really.

I am a former UI guy that moved out into a management role years ago, however I am hopping back in to manage the user experience with a fairly large and widely used application. I've kept my hand in with products like Adobe XD and Figma, however I'm curious to know what HN considers the go to tools are these days?

I have a fairly large job on my hands, the application has grown a little wild over the years, so need to bring it all into order.

Appreciate any advice you may have.
It's certainly much safer to be pro-China in the West than pro-West or pro-USA in China, if that makes you feel any better. So don't complain too much about how difficult life is for you as a supporter of the CCP.
This has benefits even if you use those pre-processors. One I have in mind is smaller CSS file sizes.
Fixing Year 2038 – Coordinating the 64-bit time_t ABI migration
Best job I ever had working with the best people, and I have to think good leadership was a huge part of it. When everything comes together like that you can't imagine ever working anywhere else (hence my initial bewilderment and why he thought I'd take the interview). Eventually leadership changes though...

Truly a privilege to experience it at least once in your career.
That's part of the reason they're given such a high TDP by default. The cost of squeezing out the last 5-15% may be worth it if it for short periods of time.

But if you use these chips for tasks that max out all cores for several hours per day, it may be better the simply run a chip with more cores and to run those in econ mode. A 7950X@64W may perform as well as a 7900X@200W for such compute tasks, and are probably cheaper over time.

And if you use it in your house, they generate less noise, can use a cheaper cooler and doesn't dump so much heat into your room.
Plato can't be summarized, there are no conclusions to any of the arguments, just endless arguments. That's why he's so great, he always leaves the question open, there is always room for greater understanding.
It all depends. I consider my self to be generalist at the place where I'm at the moment. But if I were to switch companies at some other place I would be considered an expert.
Because good literature for other engineering fields is hard to find.
…it has one of the worst intellij integrations, using a 3rd party plugin that is either broken or not working with your build tooling.

Meanwhile, the OP is quietly using Cursive to get his work done. It’s used in the screenshots.

(Disclaimer, I develop Cursive)
Watching an Asianometry episode, I was surprised to see that Intel contributed significantly to ASML's development of EUV.

But I also heard somewhere that Intel, until recently, refused to buy ASML's EUV machines. Trying to go it mostly alone on EUV lithography.

Are both of these facts really true?

Seems insane that Intel would help ASML develop EUV and then watch competitors buy the machines and reap the benefits.
Interestingly, some of the illustrations give me an optical illusion. Consider this one [1] with the slipped squares in the corner. The slipped squares (not the single 45' rotated one, but the two that are not rotated but offset by sqrt 2-something) appear to be larger than the squares below it that are part of a regular grid.

[1] https://erich-friedman.github.io/papers/squares/pic/s27b.gif
Show HN: BeConnected – BeReal-like Slack app to connect your remote team
Facing the challenges of a remote or hybrid team? Disconnected teams? Less coffee break, less collaboration? Broken company culture?
BeConnected is a customizable BeReal-like Slack App, which fosters in-work relationships in distributed teams in an easy, fun, and honest way.
I don't know if it's just me but Bing and Google feel very corporate in their design. Overload of information, often not relevant and a lot of links and unnecessary things on the screen that distract you.

I so prefer Brave Search, DuckDuckGo, Startpage over these. Using the alt-tech is like moving from a polluted city to the calm mountains of Switzerland. Everything just makes more sense and is easier to find.

Brave Search in particular has been surprisingly amazing. I never thought I could leave Google but I haven't had the need for Google Search in a year and that speaks volumes. Going to Google these days is like recalling a really bad memory, it's awfully bloated.
Does anyone know of a tool/library that extracts the computational graph from an Excel spreadsheet? I saw someone start a project on this a few years ago but I don't know if it ever got anywhere.
Personally, I'm getting very fatigued by ChatGPT. Now I basically understand how it works (string words together with some randomness consistent with an existing body of work), everything else flowing from that is just tiring. Yes, it's going to get facts wrong, yes it's going to sound sentient, yes it's going to be subject to manipulation by users. (and btw, of course it's going to sound sentient, it's trained on a dataset that includes a shit load of scifi fiction about robots becoming sentient) It's very uninteresting to me at this point, I wonder as people start to understand what ChatGPT does there's going to be a backlash, where it gets entirely written off. In much the same way that by 2020 alot of people would hear the word "cyrpto" or "web3" and just shut down, I suspect that will happen with ChatGPT too.

When you really start to prod this and think "Ok, this tool by design is going to produce highly plausible but completely untrue information" do we really think the sensible next step is "Better integrate this very tightly into our primarily tool for finding out accurate information"? Because that appears to be the current plan.
Guys, honestly. How do you make your team connected in a remote setup?
Should be top comment.

Outrage is way too overkill.
Certainly. I don't think he'd do it if he thought he was in actual trouble, like being interviewed by guys with machine guns in Mexico. But arriving back in the US? I can totally see him do that. Worst case he pulls out his passport, some poor officer sighs and wishes they didn't have to deal with idiots wasting their time and he moves on.

I have a different cousin who is a general physician, I can't imagine her pulling that. Not just because these kinds of pranks are much more common with men, but also because, from my experience, surgeons have a very specific type of humor and enjoy that kind of thing.
With all the errata compilers need to correct for, I wouldn't blame the compiler for not optimising for foreign chips. Matlab chose to use a library that only works well for Intel (a simple benchmark would've shown that), I don't think Intel's compiler team should be forced to write code for AMD chips. I very much doubt AMD's driver team will optimise their OpenCL tools for Nvidia hardware either.

Blame Matlab and friends for slowing down their software on your computer.
That's interesting. To me the sensation of the plane going to maximum power is comforting. There's so much force pushing you up the idea of it falling down seems less likely.

I on the other hand really dislike landings. It's the only part of the flight where the ground is getting closer!
Reading files faster in Common Lisp
Looking through my history, I found that I have asked this question before and got an answer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19645440

=> https://github.com/vinci1it2000/formulas

This looks really well developed now!
Given how prolific and self incriminating writer SBF is, having him out of prison even sounds like good idea for law enforcement.
I think it kills them not in self defence but to defend the goals of the mission, i.e. the goals it has been given. Hal forecasts these goals will be at risk if it gets shut down. Hal has been programmed that the mission is more important than the lives of the crew.
> Now the end client is without a product, and without money, with basically no recourse

They can sue in small claims.
the fact that so many supposedly serious people consider it anything more than elaborate autocomplete for English is seriously worrying. the fact they're pushing it out to normal people under false pretences is surely not going to end in tears.
It's not difficult to hit the limits of ChatGPT's "knowledge". I've had it invent completely fictitious historical pacts and documents, as well as give me utterly incorrect "facts" about programming competitions.

The issue for me isn't that it's wrong. By using ChatGPT, I'm an unpaid beta tester, so I expect inaccuracies. The main problem is that it is cheerfully and confidently wrong. Even if it said "this answer is accurate to within xx%", it would be a start.
So you eventually agree with me that the fees are unreasonably high compared to their costs.
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They said e is accelerated m, which is broadly what the equation shows.
Annual DNI or GTI at the south pole is surprisingly high. About 5-6kWh/m^2 which is pretty close to somewhere like california or western Australia.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334411420_Estimatio...

GHI is quite low (your array needs to be very spread out) and seasonality is 1/0, but if seasonal storage were available then a solar array in antarctica is fine.

Mars GHI is about 550W/m^2, but there are no clouds. An array there would perform about as well as france or spain.
I thought I'd merely be disgusted, I'm actually crying now. Animal mass murder. And having fun while doing it.
The be fair I had something similar happen with DO before. If I want stellar support I don't go with a affordable mega coorperation.
But... mathematics has already a philosophy.... see Thomas Tymoczko [1] and traverse the links ;-)

A great compilation is "New Directions in the Philosophy of Mathematics" [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Tymoczko

[2] https://www.amazon.com/Directions-Philosophy-Mathematics-Tho...
Seems like another provocative branding choice. Will this get spread because it it suggesting to "abolish the family", something that it documents at length is already a meme the right uses against the left.

And then people will point out that many of the things it asks for are pretty basic, like universal healthcare so you don't need to be on your parents health insurance.
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My point is that it's not the same. To be honest, as I see how you argument, I would just waste my time trying to argue for the case that digital and physical time are not the same and creating socializing opportunities like in the office is quite hard.
Did I mention Trump? No. Local elections are incredibly important, especially for things like this.
It would 100% makes sense to call for end of qualified immunity and for uncritical acceptance of everything police or jail guards do. It would 100% makes sense to start being suspicious every time there is supposed crime spike as supposed consequence of even unsuccessful attempts to make police and jails accountable.

It does not make sense to demand SBF does not have bail, because someone else was murdered by police.