skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah this is why linux phones would be great, we have manjaro with rolling updates, a fully upgradable linux phone would go a really long way in getting control over the ewaste issues.
It's worth reading just for figure 12 and the accompanying description immediately above it on the previous page.
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Crappy clickbait reporting. Gelatin is not meat. Some supplements on Amazon are made with gelatin made from donkeys. Gelatin is made from other animals also.
Yeah; and batteries can be replaced when they start losing their charge. New batteries are pretty cheap.

I had an iPhone 6s that I used for about 5-6 years before upgrading and giving it to a friend to use. I replaced its battery at about the 4 year mark, and as far as I know it’s still going strong. I wanted to upgrade it earlier than that, and I could afford to - but why bother when my phone already did everything I needed it to do?

3 years of security updates is a joke. The hardware easily lasts over a decade if you want it to.
Hong Kong police arrest three after finding dismembered remains of model
How is anti-white sentiment “obviously growing”? Compared to what baseline?

I actually had the opposite impression and feel people are chilling out somewhat compared to say 3 years ago when Trump was in office and George Floyd just happened.
A possible counter-argument could be that he’s just being somewhat facetious, and takes the stupid poll result and runs with it, and then shows what the result would be if one were to take the poll results at face value.

Also, one could easily imagine that he further uses the poll results to withdraw from the societal obligation to show preferential treatment to some people, which he has grown tired of, since it mainly resulted in him being called a racist anyway.

If he was actually an “unhinged racist”, I doubt that he would sound like the person in the video. What he does sound like, to my non-American ears at least, is someone who’s been trying to do good for most of his life, and gotten nothing but complaints and accusations of racism for it, and is tired of the whole thing and wants to wash his hands of it. Of course, trying to advocate for separatism is a tricky proposition, since it has horrible historical precedents. But he does not mention these, so I could easily believe that he simply did not think of that particular parallel, and is just advising people to steer clear of the whole issue, albeit in an ill-advised way.

It is way too easy to write people off as “unhinged racists” when you can easily interpret their actions otherwise. As the HN guidelines say, “Assume good faith.”
It's published in FOCS, which is one of the leading conferences in Theoretical CS. It checks out, since two of the authors that I know (Shafi Goldwasser and Vinod Vaikuntanathan) are both cryptography profs at Berkeley and MIT respectively, and this paper is taking a cryptographic approach to the poisoning issue (showing that it's computationally infeasible to determine if a model is poisoned, as far as I can tell.)
Archaeological digs happening in the sky
If the goal is just to obfuscate the hum, couldn’t you just scramble it instead of “subtracting”? Especially if you’re not trying to replace the hum
The information pertenant to your numerous comments in this thread are in the 2nd paragraph of the article:

All four monks at a temple in Phetchabun province's Bung Sam Phan district, in central Thailand, were forced by police to take urine tests on Monday. All four of them, including the abbot, failed.

Further:

Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents. Omit internet tropes.
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This is a feature, not a business.

Bitwarden is open source, contribute to that.
Maybe for an expensive piece of business equipment. For a consumer device I don't see that working -- the logistics of the "inspection" would impose prohibitive costs and administrative hassle. If someone doesn't submit to inspection you just turn them off? Seems like you want a subscription model based on usage, not a pay-for-use setup for the hardware.
You're mistaken; the iPhone 5s--10 years old come Autumn--received a security update on January 23rd (iOS 12.5.7).

As the first 64-bit phone and the first phone with a proper Secure Enclave (TPM+biometric auth) it's received a lot of love from Apple.
Putrescine and cadaverine actually smell just like... Semen. Gross, overwhelming splooge. But not particularly incapacitating or vomit-inducing, looks like Neal didn't do his research.

Bradford pears also smell similar, though tending a bit more fishy.

(Grad school, a project next door involved making a whole library of polyamine derived chemical probes, so we got basically all the flavor notes of semen in succession. The lols outweighed the unpleasantness.)
People who took the phrase at face value just ignored these posters and went on with their day. If you understand the context then it makes it even more baffling to not take the phrase at face value because any alternative is literally feeding white supremacist propaganda.
> I don't know why so many people hold this poisonous viewpoint.

Because it lets their own selfish behavior get a pass which they feel guilty for. I most commonly see this view point in bosses, go figure.
I'm curious on why you think this. I really would buy one as my next phone.
I absolutely love my watch and mostly stopped using my phone since getting it, but it’s mind blowing that such an expensive and capable device is forced to piggy back off of a phone. Why can’t my watch be supported by MacOS rather than iOS?

I mean, I know why, but it’s crazy. As soon as I find a high quality standalone watch I’ll start to seriously consider not having a phone at all. Or perhaps just not an expensive iPhone.

Watches cover pretty much every use case I have with a phone.
How much data to give partners
A potential partner requested info about my app including total downloads, MAU, user demographics (age, gender, ect), and usage time. Is it normal to share this amount of info for someone before they even sign a contract?
> people do plenty of things for other people without any economic benefit to themselves

True, but you can't build a functioning economy out of that. Many have tried - it just doesn't work.
> This means that it will probably be quite hard to develop larger programs using FORTH.

"Whenever I hear people boasting of millions of lines of code, I know they have greviously misunderstood their problem." - Chuck Moore

Forth is a concatenative language, it transcends/spans categories like "high" or "low level". Typing is trivial to add to the language, but tends not to be common simply due to most Forths being used for embedded development. Structure is also quite free compared to most other languages.
Meta unveils new large language model that can run on a single GPU
Millions of people use Airbnb without getting murdered. The worst most people have is an unpleasant experience, but for me that isn’t even the norm.

I’ll roll the dice with airbnbs given how much hotels cost.
You mean like https://www.fairphone.com/en/?

How original...
I think you are looking at a specialist magazine vs a very mainstream ad campaign. Check how many, 'Get rich', 'learn a trade' ads there are in this 1949 popular mechanics magazine, https://archive.org/details/PopularMechanics1949/Popular_Mec...

I think the first "article" is on page 81.
(condo dweller here)

Well, I'm pretty sure it'd be impossible to have an independent house in my neighborhood (Chicago loop).
Why is it "essentially impossible"? It is entirely possible minus corruptible will
> colorful wall of lava lamps [...] might be what’s generating the random code

> which converts the randomness into a virtually unhackable code

> Why use lava lamps for encryption instead of computer-generated code?

Pet peeve: Non-technical people using the term "code" overly broadly. Binary numbers are a code. Morse code is a code. Encryption is a code. Machine instructions are a code. Passwords are codes. One-time nonces delivered over SMS are authentication codes. And so on and so forth.

This article would be clearer to me if the author wrote that the lava lamps help to generate random number sequences which are used as symmetric encryption keys to create virtually unbreakable ciphertexts. Not random codes for encryption codes to create unbreakable codes.
You’re begging the question of whether the people objecting to that phrase are reacting to the surface message or the well-known subtext. Unless you have that data, it’s an error to assume it’s saying anything about anti-white racism.

For example, if you asked me whether it was important to secure a future for white children, I’d react negatively even though I am white because I know that phrasing and the related belief structure is tightly bound to the white supremacist movement. That doesn’t mean I don’t want white children to have a great future - as a father that’d be abhorrent - but I want that for all children and I specifically don’t want anything I say or do to be construed as supporting the kind of people who rally around the 14 words.
I'm not saying you don't know it's possible, just providing you pointers on one possible stack should you decide to go down that path
Why are people trying to read some bullshit ulterior motives out of what this guy is doing?

He knows what he's doing. There's nothing "clever" about it. Someone talks about these things in this kind of way, it's clear as day what their intentions are

Seeing the people here trying to read "subtlety" out of this fuck is infuriating
He knows the famous result that "Equivalence of two Turing Machines is undecidable", but hopes to find a subset for which it is decidable, which would allow various interesting algorithms.

Unfortunately a decidable subset is not a Turing Machine ("unrestricted grammar" in the Chomsky hierarchy), which is possibly why the project went inactive.
This sentence is great. It's almost grammatically correct, but makes absolutely no fucking sense. You'd re-read it thinking that the correct punctuation would solve the puzzle, but then you'd be fooled. Must be an adversarial AI input.
If you weren't all talk you'd know that the major outage in 2021 was very little to do with power lines...
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The poisonous viewpoint has lifted literally billions out of poverty. The problem with being benevolent is that benevolence requires resources, and misallocated resources attract free riders.
You seem to have some misunderstandings about ballistic missile defense. Even without any Ukrainian or Moldovan territory, all Russian ground-based ICBM launchers are too far away for any NATO country to shoot one down during boost phase. The Airborne Laser program failed and was cancelled years ago. All current missile defense systems including THAAD can only be used during the midcourse and terminal phases. It's actually much easier to hit the "bullet" during the midcourse phase because at that point it's just coasting in an arc.
That's a video about supermarket instant. He has better things to say about specialty instant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuLWwZiIcl0
> The guy has been seriously unhinged for a long time no doubt made much worse by the ability of uber-rich dudes to surround themselves with sycophants.

Kanye 2.0
Even if we found a solution to inference-time adversarial attacks tomorrow, backdoor attacks would still be possible, which makes them pretty different IMO.
It seems like whether or not it has what a pilot needs depends on how thorough the OpenStreetMap contributors have been for a particular airport. (As an extreme example, CYHZ in Halifax seems to be missing completely, but the tiny CYTN in Trenton, NS is diagrammed).
I checked recently to see if there was a version of it for MacOS for my work laptop, and they apparently do have one in development, but right now it's only available through nightly builds. The commitment to cross platform support for this really is impressive!
Apple's Notes app already has end-to-end encryption, and the data on the device also already encrypted.

https://support.apple.com/guide/security/secure-features-in-...
Just because you want to be contrarian against everything white supremacists do so you “don’t play their game” doesn’t mean that you aren’t acting as a white supremacist propagandist by doing so.

Their game is exploiting this lapse of common sense that many people seem to have who refuse to take the obviously winning strategy of just ignoring this and who instead must constantly fight for the sake of fighting even if the social consequences are terrible.
I laughed out loud when the Ryzen 7 1700X (8c/16t @ 3.4GHz) in my main desktop didn't meet the minimum system requirements.

It's just 5 years old now, and I have a funny feeling it'll be more than powerful enough for a while yet.
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Modern relational database systems do all of this already, have for decades.
Repairable phone implies level of technical competency. You're not the target audience. Target audience will have no problem installing alternative ROM
It’s not.

If “too many vacationers” and short term rentals have priced you out, you can’t afford it. Tough shit, welcome to life.

It’s insane to me that people feel entitled to own a home in whatever part of whatever city they desire, for whatever price they’ve decided is reasonable.

If you want cheaper housing build more houses.
Wolfram Engine + VS Code (notebook plugin), anyone?
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cool video! I wonder what is the smallest practical size for a personal zeppelin? I feel like a small craft would not require such complex docking.

Volume increases as the cube of the diameter while weight goes by the square for the ship's structure itself plus a constant for what it can carry laden, and you'll lose a lot of "volumetric lift" as you bring it down in size. What's the difference in lift/density of hydrogen vs hot air, like in a balloon?

I guess we've never seen them marketed so it's probably impractical. Too bad, good tagline for such a company, to indicate the bespoke nature of such personal transport: "Oh, the human!"
You aren't encouraging people to rent out a home that could be used for local permanent residents. A room only likely means there are actual residents using the rest of the home.
In what way is data poisoning in the passive voice? It's a nominal group. Pretty efficient and straightforward. Data poisoning pretty much means the (action of) poisoning of the data, poisoning is a strong word and besides, I'm not sure the focus is particularly on "data". The "grooming" you are proposing has exactly the same grammatical features: it's the -ing version of a verb.
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One of my favorite lines from The Way of the Gun was "I think a plan is a list of things that don't happen."
> The only reason anyone is talking about it is because he’s trying to use it as a cover story

Why are people trying to make this guy sound clever and self aware? He sounds unhinged
Maybe stop reflexively hating ideas based on who said them and you will actually combat racism instead of feeding into it.

You could say “well that’s a good notion, it’s okay to be somebody of any race, yet we should be asking if people think if it’s okay to be trans or okay to be black as well” yada yada. Like something not racist like that instead of going “look at this a white supremacist said this it’s a dog whistle fuckin owned everybody who says this is a closet racist now”

I’m just so frustrated with people who are so obsessed with who is saying something and guilt by association that what is being said is secondary.
I have always wondered why doing physical work never seems to provide the same feelings of wellbeing as an equivalent amount of cardio type exercise. Maybe its the constant rhythm, or enforced mental blankness, but even a 30 min walk is much more relaxing for me than yardwork.
My point in saying that is that he is a diversity hire. He was hired because he's gay. That's his only "qualification" for his position that he was gifted for getting out of Biden's way during the primaries.

See also Kamala Harris (first female VP of color! Wow!!!) and Karine Jean-Pierre (she's black AND lesbian!!!), both were chosen for diversity reasons and are completely incompetent at their jobs.
> 10x more. Windows 10 runs on computers that are 20 years old.

1. The last Apple phone that lost OS suppose was the iPhone 6. Apple supported that phone for 7 years.

2. I'm skeptical that Windows 10 would run on many Pentium IV computers. Windows 8 only came out 11 years ago. And I remember a whole lot of computers out there that couldn't run that at the time.
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> Remember when you responded to a post about blocking ads by default?

It does block ads by default. You then asked about analytics.

> Now we get to the point: you support ads, so you aren't actually committed to getting rid of them.

I definitely do not support ads. I block them.

> The internet existed before internet advertising, and the kinds of websites people built for intrinsic reasons rather than for money were far superior. If Facebook et al disappeared completely the world would be a better place.

Yes it did. It was funded by the government, universities, the military, and people through personal servers (you can probably also count BBSs as well). These things had functions orders of magnitudes smaller than are available today (want to see a satellite picture of your house then get walking directions from there to Alaska?).

> If people aren't willing to pay for something, it's because it's not that great.

Someone pays for everything. Do you have a solution? I would happily pay more taxes to publicly fund services like search engines and browsers -- but that isn't politically viable right now.

> We don't need ads. Ads are a blight on humanity which provides negative value.

I agree. That's why I block them.

> You mean the < 10 lines of code necessary to have an ad blocker installed by default?

No, I mean how to fund massive projects and infrastructure without public funding.

> It's literally no different in any way from a browser which supports adblocking extensions.

I never said it was. I said it blocks ads by default.
>…this poisonous viewpoint

Do you buy things? Pay for services?
It might be worth linking the instruction set in the sources (there doesn't seem to be a doc yet?) - it gives a fairly decent picture of what kind of VM we're talking about:

https://github.com/maximecb/uvm/blob/main/vm/src/vm.rs

One thing I didn't quite grok there. It seems that the operand stack is also used directly for locals and hence is indexable, with what looks like an implicit frame base register? But the stack is not addressable. Is the language runtime expected to manage a separate in-memory stack for addressable locals and dynamically allocated arrays, like wasm?
You pick your reactions based on 4chan?
In cities: Parking? Yes, there is parking. Of course there's parking... in the general area. Oh, you were driving in from 6 hours away and relying on it? Sorry, we're gonna go no-contact at 11pm for the rest of your stay. Enjoy!

In rural areas: whoopsie the romantic getaway with a claw foot bathtub also has disgusting well water that stinks and stains everything it touches. Btw, you should buy and drink bottled water only here; According to the printed instructions left on the kitchen table that you'll only get to see after arriving. P.s. Complain about this and we'll leave a bad review on you.

I still have a couple hundred dollars of credit on my account from my last shit stay and I'm not even going to use it, I'm so fucking done with AirBnB.
>If I understand these two points correctly, this would require a whole-program optimization and would mean that libraries need to be recompiled alongside the current program. For example, if there are libraries `foo` and `bar` to be used by a program `baz`, it seems that the names of functions in `foo`, `bar` and `baz` need to be distinct. But how do you ensure this if `foo` and `bar` are compiled separately?

Couldn't you just prefix or namespace them behind the scenes when you compile each of them with e.g. a hash of the code for the function (or the library they are in), or some similar way to get a unique id/hash/uuid per unit of code (e.g. library, file) that needs to have distinct names of function with other such units across the whole program?

You could also keep the association with the original name to show when you print error messages or debug or whatever.
Just like Apple then?
Decreasing the Number of Memory Accesses 1/2
you're right, there are "good" embedded systems, but there are still all sorts of 8 bit processors (some of them the same old suspects) with small on-chip memory embedded in devices. You think those christmas cards that play tinny music are running multivoice synths DSP through GPUs with 18 bit D/A and spare cycles, and will do autocomplete for you if you can get a terminal connected? uh uh.
It takes housing inventory off the market for locals.
LLVM also has a strong emphasis on performance and interoperability with existing code and is willing to introduce arch- and platform-specific features for that purpose.
> Yahoo News cannot independently verify the authenticity of the video

Nice try, but no sources have verified the authenticity of the video. And I should congratulate you - you started actually linking sources, good job! Or perhaps bad job, maybe bringing unverifiable claims was the mistake here.

However It's really getting old. I see your point - my sources are bad because they are pro-russian, your sources are good because they are pro-ukrainian, no matter what is actually said.

I don't think there is a way I can convince you. It's akin to some witch hunt or something, like if I say I'm not a witch it is just I try to charm you with my magic or something.

Unfortunately, sir, you appear to be brainwashed beyond repair. My condolences.
The problem is very simple: AirBnb has outsourced the job of management to the customer. Of course this is to cut costs and save money.

The gig economy depends on customers doing this extra work, and maybe in the beginning it made some sense. Airbnb wasn’t pitched as a hotel replacement, it was supposed to be a no-frills way to match up homeowners who were gone for a weekend with backpackers who were there for a weekend. Uber wasn’t pitched as a taxi replacement, it was supposed to be a hip new way to car pool.

Well, things have changed. Some apartments are now permanently for rent. Uber drivers typically drive regularly and depend on Uber for income. Airbnb and Uber are billion dollar companies listed on NYSE.

I don’t feel the same way about doing favors like cleaning up an Airbnb now as I would’ve a few years ago, when it felt like the host was doing a favor for me. And I certainly don’t feel like doing a favor for these huge middleman platforms which traditionally would’ve needed to have some internal rating system but now don’t even have to do that.
Only in the sense that if I recognize something came from there I do not assume the question is being asked in good faith.
Another way to obtain peace, at least for a few decades, is to increase the sanctions and provide even more weapons to Ukraine. Bleed the Russian empire to death. Even with their nuclear weapons, if the people are improved and the young men are dead then Russia ceases to be relevant. It will become just a bigger version of North Korea.
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I'd bet there's a professional lighting product that'll do that. Something like the lights they use to project arrows on the floor at IKEA. I don't know enough about that domain to know what they're called, sorry.
Yeah, the models arent going to like genres outside of their dataset without an embedding or something. They are not creative in that sense.

I bet someone is going to do a finetune on AO3 some day (which is well tagged and hence a good target), and you will get your wish.