skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is good advice but I fear it's only a matter of time before scammers realize this and turn up as dates that are quite believable similar to your average Joe/Jane.
Here's[1] Google's annual diversity report. What's in the report generally aligns with my understanding of diversity and inclusion, none of which is mentioned by Stripe.

Is your definition something other than what's in this report?

1. https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/about.google/en//...
In all seriousness, businesses can and do blow their money on foolish things just like people.
Bearer indicates the type of credential being supplied in the Authorization header. Bearer tokens are a type of credential, introduced in RFC6750 [0]. Essentially the OpenAI api key you’re using is a form of bearer token, and that’s why the Bearer type should be included there.

Other authentication methods (like username/password or “Basic”) use the Authorization header too, but specify “Authorization: Basic <base64 encoded credentials>”.

[0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6750
Local contracting practices is about the CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, not the consultants. You know, the general contractors and subcontractors.
But it is extremely unlikely that Apple will enable 100W charging on iPhone. They'll probably stick with 20ishW so...
When I got laid off for the third time, I decided not to go back. We sold everything (house, rental property, cars, business) to have more freedom.

I took a bunch of courses, tried a bunch of things, joined a community of people wanting to create streams of income (Portfolio of Small Bets), did some freelance work, created info products, and conducted workshops.

I’m now a co-founder for hire where I take on 12 week contracts to help founders with their go-to-market and get early customers. I’m planning on holding a cohort based course for people who can’t afford my contract rate. In addition I have a few side projects with others (create courses and newsletters).

What might help is thinking through the worst case scenario and putting guards in place. Come up with as many ways as possible to earn income quickly and see what’s the fastest way to test those ideas. Pick a few and commit a few weeks to a month to execute. Then examine the experience and see how you can iterate to improve the outcome. You’ll want a mix of things to improve your odds of surviving and not having to go back to corporate.

There’s no better incentive to succeed than the desire to avoid your time being owned by a corporation. It seems to me your drive is there. I wish you all the best on your journey.
so weird that it says Akamai on the linode website
Did I miss it or is there no photo of the new statue?
MFI (Made-For-iPhone) is trademarked by Apple and they will enforce that by having infringing products removed from various markets and retailers... though if you're buying from dodgy retailers you can get knock offs of nearly anything.
Not just a direct incentive for fraud, “speculative exaggeration,” and “being economical with the truth,” but an indirect one too. If you have a fairly reasonable business and want to go SPAC, you are competing for investor dollars with all the corrupt shills. You either stretch credulity yourself to raise money, or you won’t raise funds.

It’s a market for lemons.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons
It seems like it would be trivially easy for the Police to set up stings.
Out of all the dating apps Tinder has done the absolute bare minimum to ensure the safety of its members.

The number of active fake profiles on there in large metropolitan areas is mind boggling. They've known this for years and done absolutely nothing to address it. I imagine it would affect the numbers significantly. I have completely given up on the app given the % of fake users who are there to take advantage of someone's loneliness.
I didn’t get my wires crossed.

What’s interesting isn’t the query, it’s what the AI’s response to the query tells us about its content filter, how the filter skews its responses, and how that negatively impacts the AI’s utility.

Your invented dialog is with yourself. It provides no insights.
I've seen it as "get into a seedy bar, have women chat you up and ask whether they can join you for a drink, get presented a huge bill", but women going on dating apps to get men to the bars is a different level. It makes sense obviously, digitalization doesn't stop at scams.
Because both of this "solutions" are not part of the delivery mechanism but part of your problem space. So the delivery system is not guaranteeing even a fake exactly-once delivery, it's you usage that makes it a fake exactly once.
What's more both of these solutions are very hard in practice. Idempontency can be applied only on special circumstances when you can design it that way. "Prepare an order" message for example can't be idempotent, it has side effects and it will prepare a new order every time you recieve the message, so you go the deduplication Route by considering the OrderID but if you have several Workers that process these messages how do you handle DeDuplication? if the first worker has never Ack-ed the processing, do you deliver it to a new Worker in the queue? How does the new Worker know if someone else is processing the same OrderID? Central Database? you are only hitting the can down the road...
Calculating the divisor values is also expensive, this works when you do this work once and then do the efficient divides multiple times.
giraffe used the pattern of "X is not A"

I used the same pattern to further weaken it to "X is not A of type B" (which, logically, must be true if giraffe's statement is true).

They've said it's not 'A.' My statement was COMPATIBLE in fact with their original statement being true, it just leaves open the door that it may not be. It's certainly possible something could be both not a community and not the community they envision, and in fact if it weren't a community it couldn't possibly be the one they envision. Nothing I said necessarily conflicts with their definition.

Given that the comment I responded to and my comment used very similar patterns with mine only weakening the 'not' possibilities I'm really struggling to understand why my comment suddenly crossed the line to you. It didn't even assert the previous comment or definition was incorrect.
23% in 2018. It was about ~35% or so in 2022 IIRC.

And then you have to also factor in that men tend to lie a bit on these surveys.

Also factor in that it's only asking if they got laid in the past 1 year. Do it 6 months, and the figure shoots way up. IMHO, the time gap should be no more than a month or so. That would define real incels. 1 year is way too much.
I know, but the person I replied to specifically said "it fits in three 64 bit integers" to point out you could squeeze the table into three words. I just tried to figure out how that could possibly be advantageous here (I don't think it can).

Best I can come up with is using 32 8-bit integers (so 6h bits more than 3 times 64 bitss in size) and doing thir:

(table[nlz >> 2] >> (nlz & 3)) & 7

… which is two shifts, two ANDs and one lookup. I'm fairly certain that two shifts and two additions beat that. Well, woulo beat that if everything else in the code wasn't likely to be a much bigger bottleneck that dwarfs the impact of this
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Isn't a "draft commit" the same thing as the staging area?
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Remember that the previous replies and responses are fed back in. If you’re 20 messages deep in a session, that’s quite a few tokens for each new question. An incredible deal nonetheless!
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Obviously no one should have to be so careful. We should aspire to have a society where all people are safe from crime. But this is the reality of the world right now, and it is helpful to suggest that men take a page from women's playbooks when it comes to personal safety.
Jeff bezos hates this one weird trick
Congrats on the launch. This is a solid team, exciting use of eBPF and an important problem to solve.
Okay so you started to drive, on ICE + EM. When ICE is on temp you allow auto-turning off.

When engine fell back to 2/3 of operating temp you went back to mandating the ICE to remain on.

Did I get that correct?
> The law does not recognize any concept of digital sale

The law does recognize a digital sale, including the right to resell and make archival copies. It turns out you can't trust the publisher's lawyers to give you good legal advice.

For example you don't need a license to run software you have legally acquired a copy of. Black letter law already gives you that right in the copyright act[1].

[1] https://cr.yp.to/softwarelaw.html
It is a good practice, the problem is that when combined with cognitive dissonance that we won't follow these steps.

The greatest challenge for the critical thinker is not defining the rules, but following them.
All New York City on-site according to their site.
You're absolutely right. Just as we should be teaching boys not to assault women, we should be teaching girls not to drug and rob men.

That doesn't seem to be as big a problem yet, but we should nip it in the bud before it spreads beyond São Paulo. Every parent should teach their daughters that robbing men is wrong. Just as every parent should be teaching their sons that raping women is wrong.

There is no excuse. Whether he's wearing a Rolex, or she's wearing a miniskirt, that's their choice to make. It is not an invitation, and you are not entitled to anything.

Rape is a crime, and robbery is a crime. We should prosecute both, and make sure our children get the message that it is unacceptable.

I appreciate your reminder that the criminal, not the victim, is to blame. It's unfortunate that people do have to protect themselves, but I hadn't intended my advice to suggest that that's the only change we should make. We already have laws and must enforce them.
The power level is negotiated by the devices with Power Delivery. The cables only support 3A or 5A. The 3A cables can go up to 60W. The 5A cables are emarked so devices can recognize them and go to 100W. I hadn't realized there are new EPR cables that go up to 240W, I guess that is third kind.
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> The only unambiguous way is to just label them. One for speed in Gb/s, one for power in watts. Easy.

They're trying - https://www.kensington.com/news/docking-connectivity-blog/us... and https://mms.businesswire.com/media/20210930005098/en/911442/....

It's nice that there are so many standards to chose from though. https://xkcd.com/927/
Does it share widgets with blender or is this another graphics app reinventing the wheel?
I've heard that a lot of the stuff that people used to complain about, like panel alignment, has been fixed.
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> Storing books digitally may make them more available in the present, but it will also likely mean that they're be less available at some point in the future. Physical libraries with physical books have proven they can last for centuries, sometimes for millennia.

I don’t k kw about paper books lasting millennia. If you want to preserve books for millennia, you should carve them onto clay tablets and then bake them. The resulting baked clay tablets are pretty durable, even compared to the best paper.
Maybe if you had asked for fries instead

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Migrating your current CI/CD to GitHub Actions
like what? I know who it is, but not sure where to go from there...
But women already get that advice of meeting in public / telling friends... If this is some kind of "gotcha", I think you're doing it wrong.
You don't have strong networks of dealers paying money to the government to have a monopoly err protect the consumers?
The simplest method is to take a screenshot and share it.
Direct purchasing isn’t too much cheaper. An H100 costs 35k new. OpenAI and MS are probably getting those for around 16k about 1.82 per hour.
THIS.

Ask a real historian or research librarian about all the really important books that we know existed, but do not have, because there was no Devout Brothers of Document Preservation faithfully maintaining copies of them through the centuries.
We know that Apple doesn't release half-assed products, so we know that when they're ready to release the Mac Pro replacement, it'll most likely be impressive.

I wonder if we'll see expandable memory, which might be done with some CPU local memory which could act as a large cache, and / or which might act like main memory with expandable DIMMs used in a way analogous to swap. It wouldn't surprise me if Apple were to make a new model for memory.

Also, I can't imagine that adding PCIe lanes to their CPUs would be a big task for Apple. It's not like they forgot that a Mac Pro replacement would need them and are now somehow rushing to figure out how to add them.

If Apple decides to add external GPU options, it'll be interesting to see how they'll schedule work between their own GPU cores and external GPU cores - will it be based on data locality? Based on the relative strength of each kind?

And while I'll never buy a Mac Pro, I'm excited to see what an ARM-based Mac Pro would be.

A little nitpick: when a chip's speed is set by the maker, it's not overclocking ;)
US citizens only according to website.
Presumably due to Government usage.
Judging by the headline, this is not likely, especially with mental health outcomes where they are. Hopefully these people turn out to be less anxious, lonely, and depressed as our generation is turning out to be.
I think it's worth mentioning that at least some of those positions are almost certainly US Citizen only and will require doing an SF-86 with the OPM.

If you're going to get into working for a defense contractor, go into it fully aware of the whole process...
Kubernetes on a Tandy 102 Portable Computer
I count four at this desk, two in the living room, one in the kitchen, two in the bedroom and another many at my other desk.
no, intel integrated. usually the DE randomly stopping working (crashing/looping login screen etc) not even after updating is what id call catastrophic. , or things that are usual suspects like bluetooth, wifi, integrated audio, etc working flakey vs other distros
> Compilers usually do this, but only when the divisor is known at compile time

if the divisor is in a variable or otherwise 'hidden', the compiler can't deduce enought to get to it, is my guess.
I remember on the Apple II that I played SubLogic Flight Simulator on, there was a dogfight mode. I've been flying virtually ever since and I'm about to complete my first trip around the world in MSFS2020 in VR.

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Isn't it? Just run it on a machine with ublock origin.
If everything smells like shit, check your shoes.

How do you know what the last message you received is? You can crash in the middle of receiving a message. You can crash after you've written the ID to disk but before you've processed it, or you can crash after you've processed it but before you've written the ID to storage.

If you're a distribution box (which is quite, quite common in these message queue systems), you can get the message, and send it to a box that just powered off. You saw it, you recorded it, and now you're not sure if you forwarded it successfully or not.

Fun thing about power outages, not every box turns off at exactly the same nanosecond. PSUs are full of capacitors and inductors. Sometimes that's just enough to float through a brownout, too (and a bunch of machines booting can also cause a brownout)
Personally I'm happy to hear news of Star64, particularly if it's going to be available soon.
Just installed the Tailscale client on my desktop machine, my laptop, and iPad. Logged in with GitHub on all three devices. The desktop machine was assigned a fixed IP and I can just type in an http URL with the ip address and the browser connects from any device.

One nice thing about it is it does the right thing if the client is in my house (connect via the LAN) or if I am out or about. Early on I had the tablet disconnect, but I found out that I just had to restart the Tailscale client and it was back up right away.
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I continue to dislike the PCR 7 mechanism. Remote attestation, etc should have a means to accept or reject specific bootloaders, not just their signing keys.

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I think Apple seeds these rumors to get a feel for how the market will handle it as well as set expectations. By the time an iPhone will be released with a gimped USB-C port, people will be bored with arguing over it and have reached acceptance.
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"Real incels are people that haven't had sex for a month"

What do you mean by this?
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> SO_LINGER. Lingers on close if data is present. If this option is enabled and there is unsent data present when close() is called, the calling application program is blocked during the close() call, until the data is transmitted or the connection has timed out.

I had to look this one up for a refresher, but 100% violently agree - Such behavior certainly warrants a bug submission.
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I think that is the point of these conversations. You shouldn't have application expectations that cannot be met in the real world. Even in your own data center you have far less control over your mirrored switches doing something dumb like sending a stream of packets twice out of their respective interfaces.
When running low on battery, people are far more likely to charge their phones with any random cable that's available. Bars, coffee shops, Ubers, airports, etc... frequently have random cables available for charging. Not all of these cables are all that high of quality or USB-IF certified.

If you're running low on power for your laptop, you probably have your own charger available to you. It either came with the computer, or you likely bought it to use with the computer. Regardless, your charging mechanism here is probably more trusted.

Honestly, if Apple comes out with iPhones with USB-C ports (like we all expect), some charge from a random cable is better than risky levels of high-power charging. This would be a pragmatic choice.

If you want to blame anyone in this, blame USB-IF. They are the reason we have this mess to begin with.

Apple is stuck here. You're right that they are an oversized power in the phone industry. They are going to get sued either way. You'll either have phones that get bricked because of a low quality cable/charger or people will be mad that their current charger won't work at 20A. Either way, they will get sued over something. At least this way, if they eventually have to relent to allow, they'll have cover for if/when phones get bricked from cheap cables/chargers.

To me, this would make more sense from a defensive liability point of view as opposed to an effort to still extract money with the MFi program.
If it wasn't feasible for OpenAI to release their model weights and code then they shouldn't have named themselves OpenAI.