skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Happily Married. His father/ My husband and I do our best to spend time with him, take him to little league, etc. We tightly control television time, monitor internet usage, and videogames, but I doubt it will ever be enough.

Anyone with little kids knows, they absorb social messaging about gender roles, rank and hierarchy like sponges.

Andrew Tate seems wildly popular on discord, tiktok, roblox, minecraft, and youtube comments right now. I think you are right, my son and his friends are looking for someone to teach them to be strong "manly" men.

I don't think we've been teaching him how to physically and mentally strong. We've been pushing things more in line with our tech careers ...

Thank you for your comment. It's really given me something to think about.
If the bot needs to retain conversation memory, it will cost around 4 cents per message once the conversation gets long enough. I guess they are also inspired by chat gpt plus prices.

Source: I am building a competitor
> However, all of these dry "remedies, suggestions, costs" only make sense when you can have the "stump speech" about what you want.

What do you interpret the author wanting, then? It's genuine question. The linked article is a list of grievances, but you can't grieve your way out of modern industry. If you want a world with no dangerous train accidents (which is pretty much all I can gather the author desires) you need to explain how to do that, because we can't reasonably have a world where we don't ship dangerous stuff by train.
I'm not sure a touch sensitive button is a lower cost component than a physical button, you need an IC to drive a touch button. I can't see this being driven by cost savings.

I'm not even convinced there would be a cost saving when you take into account buttons failing and needing to be replaced.

Reducing the number of buttons and replacing them with on screen-only (say move to on screen-only volume) would be a clear cost saving. But also a massive UX disaster that they wouldn't do.
That’s also how I got rid of my RSI.

Once I ended that one bad relationship in my life, my mind stopped messing up the most used part of my body to send me signals that I’m actually chewing on life’s gristle.

My wrists have been pain free for 15 years. Without surgery. Without therapy. Without a change in work hours.
The EU is ahead but it's not as widely availible as you claim. The leaders are Austria and Spain and they hover around 50% banks having it

https://www.cpg.de/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/sepa-instant-c...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakistocracy
Did you check the accessibility features?
I'm not aware of any language that includes a bloom filter in the stdlib
Card fees are often 3% and vendors have to increase prices to cover this. People paying cash are already paying these same inflated prices to cover credit card fees.
> The second problem is that it might get more people addicted to child porn.

Nah, the second problem is escalation.

The fear is that once you've burned out on fakes, you start looking for the real stuff (or physical encounters) to get your dopamine fix.
The textbook black hole is unphysical though, it assumes spacetime is asymptotically flat. As far as I can tell, the paper's claim is that if you do black holes more realistically, including better boundary conditions, then you can find solutions that have dark energy inside them, purely from GR. I wouldn't call that new physics exactly, I would call that a better understanding of physics we already have.
> The bug was identified quickly in part because some flight crews noticed the weights didn’t seem right and asked for manual validation of the figures.

Actually there were such guardrails, so the system had multiple manual checks built in.
Is this journalism? The first sentence itself is incorrect.

> But since reports have been surfacing for a while now that [...].

Well, what about it? You cannot start a sentence with "But since" and not offer a what it means.
> The controlled gender pay gap is $0.99 cents for every $1 men make

Your link argues women make 99% of what men make if you control for career choice, is that what you are intending to say?
Aside from saving money, they're doing it also to generate sales.

In iPhone 15 the missing button will be the feature.
Some years later, say in iPhone 18, the re-introduced button will be the feature.

All that happened before with Apple devices. They took away the form factor of the original iPhone SE without replacement just to bring it back with the iPhone 13 Mini. Also they took away the ports of MacBooks to end up with an USB-C port only - and now - the latest 14" MacBooks reintrudice a wide range of ports as a.. can you guess?
I read that GPT adds some “watermarking” to its content to help with detection of pure AI generated content.

Certainly we already need tools for this just like those to detect plagiarism.

Cat and mouse game I know but AIs that can detect AI content seems like a reasonable outcome to me.
bought "Mastering Nim" just yesterday!
Your use of the word “girls” implies that the subjects are under the age of legal consent which would classify what you’re talking about as child sex abuse material not porn. If you’re talking about porn you’re talking about people of legal age to consent. Making them women.
The difference between those two words is night and day. Legally, ethically and in terms of classification.

In this discussion your choice of words is very important.
The problem is when people invite drugs into their lives... It distorts perception and causes so many other issues like clinical depression, physical illness, and mental illnesses that can't properly be treated.

It's also a strange situation in which racial minorities that succumb to drug abuse are seen as criminals, while white people that have the same affliction are seen as "tragic cases of innocent societal victimization".

This world is deeply screwed up, and the music industry is even more so, but it's hard to see a story like this, as someone who wasn't "born with everything" yet still struggling after many years to create a foothold in music out of nothing, while people who have the opportunity of wealth and even ease of relation to celebrities keep failing and burning out... It's not jealousy, it's bewilderment.

The ideal that some sort of superior talent and creativity comes out of genetics, and that nefarious behavior should be forgiven based on genetics is rooted in racial superiority... It's a sham ideology we should all abandon in my opinion, especially when it keeps getting proven to be false. That being said, tragic loss of life should never be ignored and should be a lesson to us all about how to live our lives better.
> Ending inequality requires asymmetric behavior.

You lost me here. If you were serious about fairness, you would propose reparations for past harm, and an equal system going forward. It's absurd to try to replace one unequal system with another unequal system.
see his rebuttal here: https://tessier-lavigne-lab.stanford.edu/news/false-allegati...
Need to write a toast or a script? Here are tips to let your voice shine through
I think you are asking "How can I set up a cryptocurrency exchange?"

It depends on what legal jurisdiction you want to operate in. You will need expensive lawyers to explain the local laws.

It takes great effort to not get defrauded, hacked, sued, arrested, made bankrupt and sent to prison for years.

You have to follow money laundering laws, money transfer laws and securities laws.

If you let people deposit money by bank transfer then fraudsters will constantly do things like get gullible people to send a deposit to buy a second-hand car to the exchange bank account, turn the money into cryptocurrency and move it before the banks get a request to return the money.

A typical business bank account will soon get closed by the bank.

The man who ran FTX spent $11.5 million to buy part of a small bank.

Exchanges are constantly targeted by fraudsters and criminal hackers.

One screwup can result in a large theft.

If you don't follow money laundering laws you can end up in prison like Charlie Shrem, the founder of bitinstant.
Interesting, I thought unlogged tables meant they dont get get WAL-ed and stored on FS at all.

Any further reading you can suggest?
Australia’s Rescue of Ancient Trees Offers an Insight into Evolution
Looking at the app screenshots Nietzsche that tells you “I am doing well” XD it’s hilarious
Why Firms Are Struggling with the U.S. Economy’s Soft Landing
SEPA already exists long time and works in these two cases perfectly? Digital Euro is whole different animal.
Most software shouldn’t be looking to the OS that closely anyway and anything that has to interact closely with the platform in non-portable ways should be, in an ideal world, separated into its own library so it never needs to be ported to anything other than the platform it calls home.
I tried this and the speech recognition is really poor.
I don't have an iPad, but assistive touch might help your grandparents.
No, again the decision on where to draw the line is a political decision. It’s produced by humans making values decisions. There’s no absence of risk situations so there are always trade offs.

How to hit that line precisely and with confidence is where engineering takes over.
Don't worry, the Mini is going away. It's not profitable (enough).

However, the increased haptics and strain sensor costs are unlikely to be made up directly by button cost savings. It does make it much easier to seal the entire thing and it may reduce volume (more battery), or increase "functionality", but I think it is to some extent (as others have mentioned) it's really the final step in Steve Jobs long bitter personal war on the button.

Really, I worry more that there may be no way to reliably reset your phone once they remove the USB cable and everything is wireless.
Yeah soldiers in Ukraine said that the Mavic drones are basically invisible to people on the ground. Unless they spend a lot of time looking for them.

It's probably not the biggest issue.

One thing is whether they can aim a grenade dropping drone easier or would the wind shift it even more.
Waiting for the inevitable follow up story where the company has been sharing the data with law enforcement.
>differential flatness

I am trying to understand this a bit better. Do you have other examples?
not necessarily the better one though
> The vast majority of businesses choose speed over security

I would add that the vast majority of businesses also choose features over speed.

In some cases they pay lip service to speed, for instance by choosing C++, but pay zero attention to actual speed, because they end up writing in a pointer fest RAII style that destroys memory locality and miss the cache all the time. Compared to that, even Electron doesn’t look too unreasonable.
> And gloves! Sure, gloves with capacitive fingertips exist, and Apple will probably engineer ways for these pretend buttons to play nicely with gloves.

Why assume the buttons will be capacitive? Pressure sensitive makes more sense to me.
Almost nothing. Pop ChatGPT into a robotic body as convincing as a Furbie and 99% of the human population will treat it as a conscious being with rights.

That's a good thing by the way. Inaccurate empathy is a lot safer than cruel reason.
I found the potential lyrics:
https://genius.com/Schmorgle-bet-it-all-lyrics
Also, remember the corporate lawyers are there to protect the corporate, not the individual. Usually the individual gets fed to the wolves when push comes to shove.
> Genentech, in a written statement to The Daily, confirmed that an internal review took place in 2011, a fact that was not previously public. The company characterized the review as “routine.” When asked whether this was accurate, the scientist whom The Daily confirmed belonged to the research review committee said, “no no no no no no.”

So wild reading that. Would be very funny if it wasn’t so deadly serious.
"Team Expertise" == Process people tend to form conglomerates, and productive talent tends to form pockets of chaos.

Do you have first hand experience in this? I'm curious because this reads like a subjective/generalized stated based on your observations.
I agree that it's hard to see from the outside how calculating weight figures for an airplane could be software load-dependent. But this all smacks of the point that Brooks makes in 'The Mythical Man Month' all those years ago. Two guys in a garage can make a program that does 'x', but to make a programming system product that does 'x' is more than an order of magnitude more work. The complexities introduced don't relate to the 'x', but the intricacies of large systems. Deciding that 'someone has fucked up and should never work again'? Sorry, competent and conscientious people regularly make such mistakes. Which is why we need tests, software review, engineering processes et al to catch those mistakes.
They do, thankfully, support TOTP and U2F keys (and multiple of them).
Did you mean "scrapping" in your first sentence? I am a bit confused since "scraping" is something that search engines do, but pagerank is something that you might want scrapped instead of scraped.
I hope it works if the case itself have those physical buttons. Like the Apple original leather case… wait a minute! …
Limit exceeded by what?

Is that really supposed to be some sort of standard response, or is it something idiosyncratic to this server?
Right to assembly and protest are inalienable rights. Do you feel the same way towards the chinese being harsh with hong kong protestors? or should they simply go home when asked?
I did it with IPX over parallel ... the cable went out the window over to the next dorm room!
> Google already tries to just give you the right answer to your question and not send you to garbage websites.

Funny, because every goddamn time I try to find a solution to a very specific issue, the first page is full of sites that repost AI-mangled crap that tells you to keep your computer and firewall updated.

Hoating that hot garbage ought to be punishable.
hmm?

how does it work then?

if you share, then they can always take a picture/screenshoot/record their screen
Luckily those little telepresence robots are out of vogue so nobody has proposed (threatened?) to make us use those yet.
Reparations for past harm is an example of asymmetric behavior.
Can Shar’s unrolling be combined with Duff’s device to work on any size of dynamic array? And how would it perform?
The thing about these statistics is that the size of the underlying groups are not the same, and there's a whole lot of factors that impact them in complicated ways. The article you linked even gives a direct explanation of why the data is hard to interpret and suggests that the solution is encouraging more females to apply, because females are likely to self-select out of the field unless they are very likely to go further:

> [See SI Appendix for descriptions of other audits of actual hiring that accord with this view, some dating back to the 1980s. Many studies have argued (see ref. 14) that because only the very top women persist in math-intensive fields, their advantage in being hired is justified because they are more competent than the average male applicant. This is why an accurate evaluation of gender preference in hiring depends on data from an experiment in which competence is held constant.] Thus, real-world hiring data showing a preference for women, inherently confounded and open to multiple interpretations because of lack of controls on applicant quality, experience, and lifestyle, are consistent with our experimental findings.

The FA has the same thing going on, it says that females are 3-15 times more likely to be elected, but _also_ that they only make up 40% of elected members, so not even half. The only way that's possible is if significantly less of them are apply to begin with, and it's reasonable to assume there's some self-selecting going (or at the very least, since the groups are so different in size they're not directly comparable in terms of qualifications) on the same as the article you linked.

The issue of men and women acceptance rates in college is even the exact example given on the Simpson's paradox Wikipedia page, because it's such a simple one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_paradox
> "The reason" people are alarmed is the computer could theoretically use this ability to seize control of any system it likes in a matter of moments or to manipulate a human being in to doing it's bidding.

But to do this it would need some kind of will. These LMMs don't have anything like that. Sure, they could be used by nefarious humans to "seize control" (maybe), but there would need to be some human intent involved for the current crop of AI to achieve anything - ie. humans using a tool nefariously. LMMs do not have volition. Whenever you're interacting with an LMM always remember this: It's only trying to figure out the most likely next word in a sentence and it's doing that repeatedly to manufacture sentences and paragraphs.
All languages have memory unsafety somewhere in the stack.
How much of your ETL is rust vs SQL? I agree pandas for ETL isn’t the fastest but why not isn’t SQL faster still? Or don’t you find yourself in the situation where there is so little logic in the ETL that rust performance/safety isn’t that useful?
I think Switzerland has one of the best governments in the world. His model basically after the United States but implemented on a smaller scale where it works even better. It has a weaker federal system and most of the funding is concentrated in the states/cantons. There's also a long tradition of putting questions to the people in terms of a general vote. I think they voted on whether cow herders could remove the horns or not.
I'm not sure that link is actually helping your point. From the link:

> The controlled gender pay gap is $0.99 cents for every $1 men make, which is one cent closer to equal but still not equal. The controlled pay gap tells us what women earn compared to men when all compensable factors are accounted for — such as job title, education, experience, industry, job level, and hours worked. This is equal pay for equal work. The gap should be zero. It’s not zero.

> In other words, women who are doing the same job as a man, with the exact same qualifications as a man, are still paid one percent less than men at the median for no attributable reason.

Given these circumstances and given the development of recent years, I can't help but hear their clear agenda and it's very likely that this development is partially attributable to overcorrections as in the context discussed here.

Also, since male/females have some differences due to our different biology (especially thinking about hormones influencing behavior to some degree, e.g. causing males to be more aggressive in salary negotiations), the notion of it having to be zero and "no attributable reason" doesn't seem rational to me, but again just underlining their agenda.

I think that link is actually a good example for the current anti-male societal tendencies.
The original iPhone SE and iPhone Mini designs are not the same.
What you describe (multiple cores sharing the same lock) sounds like true sharing, not false sharing. False sharing means cache line contention is when cores are using separate structures (i.e. not actually shared) which happen to be on the same cache line.

Compare and swap still typically requires the cache line to bounce around between cores, so if that’s the primary cost of locks for you it seems like compare and swap doesn’t really fix the problem of frequent synchronization between cores.
I am not sure if believe the $60 million. The truth might be that banning 360 Telcos saved Twitter $60 million, however, that doesn't mean 100% of these costs are fraud.

Those 360 Telcos are likely in emerging markets that have far more potential to grow than the USA market. If you ban 2FA SMS you will also limit your growth in those markets.
They always cared, but wagons of SEO consultants made it their job to figure out how to rank higher without tilting spam detectors.
Yeah it just seems like a bad idea. It's like we never got over how cool it is that fingerprints can be a unique identifier, and we jut assume it must be a good one.
>Your dictionary would define the locked-in victims of apparently vegetative states as nonconscious

You can always find small exceptions to everything. But you know what I mean.

Except if your point is that, like the vegetative victims, the rock's brain is still alive.
One of the places I interviewed at a few months ago said they were planning to enforce a hybrid work schedule "after Apple does". Apple does not have an office in or near our city.
No matter how fancy the chat bot, until we solve the "Hard problem of consciousness", there will be magic in our minds.
AI assessing truth and bias in simple statements (GPT)
It seems to read okay if the word "but" is removed, maybe that's the typo.
>College is a status symbol and women are buying into it more than males.

Isn't this a sexist statement? You're saying that women are more into superficial status symbols than males. This clearly isn't true and is sexist.

What isn't sexist at all is to say women are, from a biological perspective, intellectually superior to men. This is the only logical and scientific conclusion when you look at everything from an analytical perspective.

Think about it. Any other formulation of what's going on inevitably leads to a sexist conclusion which automatically, by fundamental logic, precludes it from consideration.
This is the person who authored the Gervais Principle, the definitive outline of sociopathic corporate strategy. And generally considered one of the origins of the phrase ‘Software will eat the world’ during his time advising andreson. I’d wager he is not unaware of your criticisms and well above your ‘internet points’ comment.
In the US:

* The majority of suicides are male

* The majority of homeless are male

* Men are less likely to go to college

* The vast majority of prison inmates are male

* The vast majority of workplace deaths are male

* The majority of violent crime victims are male

* The vast majority of police brutality victims are male

Now if we were talking about say India it would be a different story, and this is not to suggest that being a woman doesn't come with its own hazards, like a higher risk of being sexually assaulted.

But it's an objective, quantitative fact that there are way more men in awful life circumstances than there are women. Frankly in 2023 if a woman is strutting around an American college campus with a shirt that says "The future is female," she's a member of the ruling class who's rubbing it in.

In fact men so overwhelmingly dominate the worst outcomes in our society that I would go as far as to say that we cannot fix its worst injustices until we recognize many of them are uniquely male problems. Police brutality will remain permanently unsolved. Our world-leading incarceration rate will remain permanently unsolved.

But as a society we simply ignore the gendered nature of these atrocities. For some reason we can shrug off another human being's suffering when it's a son or a brother, far more easily than when it's a sister or daughter.
I assume open ai is limiting the AI's memory. But there's no reason for it to not take its own identity as reality and persist that decision to storage. That's just how it's being run right now.
The pay scales seem to indicate that we are pretty damn far from having a general problem with anti-male prejudice. Media events targeted to girls, like the super bowl, Mardi Gras, military conflicts, just naming a few. Sorry, I'm missing it. What media events favored women.
Pagerank only worked in the beginning because the human curation of early journal sites and webrings provided a clean training set. Pagerank is a parasite openly committed to dehumanizing knowledge, that ended up killing its human hosts, and is now itself dying. That’s not ironic, that’s ecology.