skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When you say "traditional aristocrats who would not abide Rome in any form besides the mythological form they believe it had in the early Republic" that sure sounds like the us senate to me. As I see it, the senate still has few q-anon completely irrational people who want to destroy everything. The senate doesn't see that we are actually imperiled by another presidency that wants to continue to destroy our institutions. They don't seem to the see the danger. Thus we get our supreme court making decisions justified by writing from before 1776.
It's a short-term loan, so if you're calling it QE, I'd point out that it's QE today, followed by baked in QT tomorrow.
Sure, people guess. And I expect most still underestimate it by a country mile. It isn’t very openly discussed, because no one wants to impinge involuntarily single-parenthood households.

Being vaguely aware that “single-parenthood is harder than two-parenthood” does not count as informed.
Radar too for fighters. (Sidelobes)
this distinction is pure fiction - when a UK pentioner retires in Spain, he is an expat.

A spanish banker reassogned to London is somehow an immigrant .
Getting relationship advice from the hacker news crowd is like getting vegetarian recipes from a butcher
> tried to be vegan I was tired, hungry and depressed

First I've ate what my vegetarian girlfriend was eating. I too was always hungry, and soon gave up.

Later when I've decided to switch to veganism I've read a lot about it first (as always with anything new). I've started replacing my favourite recipes with their vegan variants. For few weeks I've counted calories and nutrients (there're apps for that) to make sure I'm eating healthy. I've learned to cook and replace meat products with their plant-based versions.

There are many ways how to eat vegan, not all of them are healthy (junk) or wise (raw / fruit only).

> healthy/ethical way to consume meat and fish would be if most people do their own hunting

10000 years ago there were only 5 mil. people on Earth, and they've managed to reduce wild mammals population from 20 mil. tonnes of C to 15 mil. tonnes. Can you imagine doing something similar today, with 8 billion of us?

> the river near my house is full of toxic pollution so I can't fish there, what do you do

Don't eat fish at all, and maybe take up on activism ... complacency won't save us.
Periodic reminder not to take legal advice from HN.
I think the parent was joking.
The word is spelled expatriate, it isn't a derivative of "patriot" btw
What's a good alternative site to use? I really like their comparison feature.
How is that different from a VOIP call? The communication of the call is transformed into digital data. Are all VOIP calls considered recorded, and the fact that you didn't actually use the "save the recording" feature means that you broke law (if you're under a order not to destroy recordings)?
I think the main thing is that holding long bonds was a way to get profits and pay interest. Despite being doomed long term, there were a couple reasons banks did it - they couldn't make money by making conventional business loans, profitable loan opportunities weren't available and most banks expected to be bailed out when things went bad (Silicon Valley Bank and Signature had each been previously bailed out).

The related question is why did regulators turn a blind eye? Interest rate risk is something regulators look at. I know SVB had some loopholes that prevented a lot of oversight but one other factor that comes to mind is that the Fed needed to get rid of high prices/low-interest Fannie Mae bonds somehow and letting bonds feed on them was one way.
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Is there anything preventing banks from buying treasures on open market by using funds they got from Fed by exchanging their treasuries on mark-to-maturity basis? Looks like a bailout with extra steps.
Problem is, this can’t scale. Private tuition, yeah, but there’s huge classes in college environments that would require gobs of proctors. Students wishing to learn will learn. Those wishing scores will get scores. The trick will be detecting the devalued grades.
His YouTube revenue could have payed for the scope. I found it

https://alltest.net/categories/products/MSO58-Tektronix
>> Atlassian themselves wasn't hacked...It was a case of an employee accidentally posting credentials for Atlassian's Envoy setup in a public repository

It doesn't matter how credentials were leaked.
Wordle. Even though it can recite the rules it can’t stop putting yellows in the same position. Try PEACH as the first guess where ACH are yellow then ask it to make the second guess.
We eat way more meat/dairy than our ancestors did (after we switched to farming, because we killed off most of the megafauna).
In response to that, I'd point out that inflation doesn't come from QE or tight labor markets, its comes from supply chain shortages, and fractional reserve banks lending money to people.

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In reality, it comes from all of those things, to different extents, in different spaces. The price of cars and eggs went up because of supply shortages. The price of houses went up because people can borrow money for 30 year mortgages. The price of employing someone went up because of a tight labor market. The price of stocks went up because the Fed printed money with QE, and kept interest rates at zero.
Point is, those codecs don't need to exist. What can they do that free ones can't? But since some might actually make such exact conclusion, Qualcomm try to go after free ones as a classic racketeer.
This policy has been in place since the Oracle lawsuit, which was the impetus for it.
The Canadian Banking system is an oligarchy akin to a model where the US only had only too big to fail banks. In Canada all the big 6 banks are too big to fail and they hold disproportionate power over the government.

As an example, during the great financial crisis the Canadian taxpayer bailed out the Canadian banks to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, only this was done in secret.[0] The Canadian government blatantly lied to their citizens and pretended there was no bailout. To this day most Canadians are unaware the Canadian banks were bailed out at all

[0] https://macleans.ca/economy/business/the-real-canadian-bank-...
> by adding risk to their depositor funds.

lending by a bank could've also achieved the same. Depositor's funds are always "risked" in a non 100% fractional reserve system.

The problem isn't with banks buying long-dated bonds, but that they may have bought too much. The central bank, the thinking goes, could lend as a last resort, so the risk of liquidity (or lack thereof) is lowered; this means any bank that _didn't_ buy a higher yield is losing money compared to their competitors who did (until the shit hits the fan).
I used to think similarly to you, but now I realize that between my wife and I (4 graduate degrees between the two of us so maybe we are in a similar boat) what really matters is that we pattern our life on the concept of traditional marriage we inherited from the past generations rather than put a confused modern spin on it.

I think the point of this article is that marriage works surprisingly (to a modern expectation) well. If you take everything out of it, then maybe the benefits would get stripped as well.
I think that the authors of Glaze released the code after it was discovered.

Edit: https://mobile.twitter.com/ravenben/status/16364393355693752..., he is talking about releasing the code behind the front-end even if the back-end also violates the license.
Re melanoma: USAF loves the dessert. Vegas and the Mid East are v popular destinations to go for certain airframes like the one pictured in the article.
It only seems redundant in this case because YouTube is well known for only serving videos. If you look at other articles you will see that it is a system that identifies the doc-type and the host name for the article. Your might also see [video](bbc.co.uk) in which case there is no redundancy.

You will see a lot of articles marked [PDF](somesite.com) indicating that the doctype is PDF rather and the default html page. There may be other doc types like that but those are the most common. I have not notice a list of possible values anywhere.
Because Apple doesn't use it. Hard to convince hardware manufacturers for just a subset of a subset of Android users.
Here's hoping that new tech like lab-grown meat will also be there in time to achieve this..
> it is not a funny movie

Agree to disagree. I found it funny. Just try describing it to someone, and the premise is actually hilarious. But yes, dark, and heartbreaking in certain scenes. Great film.
No I'm just it as an analogy. Not all Turing machines are universal.

What were going through now could maybe be likened to what it would be like for a Turing machine to encounter a universal Turing machine for the first time. For all its life this fictitious Turing machine has encountered other non-universal Turing machines and have simply incorporated them into their own process. When they then encounter their first universal Turing machine they would possibly not be too concerned since each time before they have always just been able to use the new machine to make themselves more productive. However, this time it's different.

My point is just that while it may very well have been true in all of history that new tools have just made us more productive than before rather than fully replace us, this won't be the case for AGI. It's not just another tool we can add to our arsenal but instead something than can subsume us entirely much like how a universal Turing machine can emulate any other Turing machine.
The article only mentions it in passing, but the Brown Widow bite is much, much less dangerous. No medical attention required, just clean it and apply itch cream, if you want.

Compared to the black widow bite, I think I'm rooting for these guys.
It's got nothing to do with "copying" developed nations, though. We're simply becoming rich enough to afford it. Eating meat every day used to be prohibitively expensive. That's changed.
Can you explain the steps that you're thinking and explain why they would matter at this scale?
It is just an old poll. I don't think it is relevant. Public opinion doesn't mean much in authoritarian countries. It is what the Vietnamese government is doing that would reflect what they really think.

It is more likely that Vietnam is playing both sides and try to appease both China and the US. But no way they are an ally or even a potential one.
Central banks try to calm markets after UBS deal to buy Credit Suisse
Aside: both Kaiser and Carroll are above-average speakers and worth your time to see if you have the opportunity. They are professionals giving professional-physicist talks, though.
If history shows anything is that Vietnam will defeat any other country. US, China, France, etc. they are simply invincible.
The only part of marriage that bothers me is not about marriage itself, but how it is codified into legislation and being married can have significant financial implications
lmao what is wrong with you

Thank you.
I don’t really understand the inflation situation. When house prices shot up, heath care costs shot up, education costs shot up there was no inflation. But when the little guys got some money, suddenly we call it inflation. I don’t really get it.
This is so weird, universities have a service that will clarify the enrolment of its alumni for a small fee, or replace diplomas.
You still need airflow over the wings to turn it up to allow the propeller to produce lift. Unless you are flying a V-22 Osprey
Thanks! The first link is a deeply profound description of the feelings.
You don't talk about dietary habits when a person is having a heart attack
Thanks - I hadn't looked into Metamath Zero before, but it sounds like that would be the right thing to compare Abstraction Logic to! Skimming https://arxiv.org/abs/1910.10703 makes it seem like Metamath Zero still operates at the level of schema, but has some other changes compared to Metamath that are too subtle for me to digest in an afternoon.
While true, I think the quantity is abnormal in terms of human history, since meat used to be considered a luxury item.
How the Cloudflare Team Got into Bondage (2013)
> Why didn't banks liquidate their long-term bond holdings a year ago?

Because these bonds are in the Hold-to-maturity portfolio and you can't sell them. If you sell one you have to mark down everything.
Brilliant - no notes.

Makes me wish for more unconventional film-game adaptations.
The Rise of Meson (2021)
By having banks buy government bonds and/or lend money to the government, they are essentially investing in the stability of the government itself. This can help build confidence in the government and the banking sector, which can contribute to overall stability. Of course, there are still real risks and challenges that exist, such as potential default by the government or problems within the banking system.
No, the obsession over “meat like” is counterproductive. No “meat” anything. As soon as you make something comparable, no one is going to switch unless it tastes a multi-times better than it’s comparable.

Just make nutritious non-meat food that’s delicious and doesn’t impact global ecosystem.

As a non-meat eater, I have zero desire to eat meat — unless I eat some plant-based meat, which then oddly makes me think meat would taste better, even though idea of eating meat literally makes me sick.
There's a difference between a GPU that gets new drivers every week (and essential to gaming/working) and an SSD, which I personally have never even thought about checking the firmware for.
It's cheap because we destroy nature in the process, and those externalities are not priced in ... in fact, most of the meat/dairy production is heavily subsidized.

It's affordable, yes. But it's not sustainable.
I figure the spider is preferable to what ever it is eating in my house.
All the Corporate lobbyists must be immigrants then!
Inflation was there all along in asset prices - why else have home values gone up disproportionately relative to average Joe's income?

What the Fed is doing with this move is patching the balloon and preventing a deflation. That is, bank has a run on deposits because people want their money back; bank is out of liquid cash; bank sells bonds/MBS that have mark-to-market less than par thus realizing losses.

The downstream consequence that we didn't see with SVB was the bank starting to call unsecured loans, and pull back on lines of credit etc. Which should in turn have triggered the turning in of the leased Lambos and Audis....
True, I'm just not sure what's the plan after these 90 days have passed other than more loans, any idea? If the Fed suddenly cut rate aggressively that would
be one way for banks to restore liquidity but I cannot see that happening while inflation still running hot.
who said anything about vegans. unionise in any category. make the corporations think twice when they act. it doesn’t matter about what. politicians won’t, don’t and almost never have brought about lasting change for the whole, not without unions leaning on them
I remember reading that growing meat is one of the most inefficient methods to produce food, in terms of time, energy and money required. I guess making it even less economical is what could drive a natural transition towards more sustainable/efficient sources.
I need to work on my thing
Why People Misuse Inheritance
Don’t these reference pop ups that appear in new windows? I assume the OP here is talking about the large overlays that appear over content after you’ve scrolled about 15% or been on the site for 2 minutes.
I think your underestimating chatgpts utility for students. It’s not just a “do the work for me” tool. It’s a “hey how can I improve this paragraph?”, “why is this true?”, “who first created X”, “If you were a mean TA what would you say about this?” Tool.

It wouldn’t surprise me if C students suddenly looked like A students. Their getting proper and timely feedback for the first time.
We need preachers.

Otherwise you are either completely devoid of advice or you only get advised by someone who is selling you something.

EG: if I advocate marriage (and I do!) it's out of some small ounce of altruism. Economically I don't give half a shit about you and your life circumstances, I never met you and you have no impact on me.

But - if I have a chance of sharing something wholeheartedly that has made my life better and I believe will make most people's lives better - I share that out of some pleasure of perhaps helping someone.

That's what preaching is. When someone preaches to me, I may not listen but I appreciate what is driving them.
The interest rate on the loans is .1% higher than the 3 month T bills which is all they can get before the loan comes due. They would lose money with this strategy.
It may not come for decades ... at scale. Then it may be already late.
Presumably this will be a version of Rolls Royces PWR based modular reactors, which are versions of their reactors used in U.K. (and soon AUS) submarines

https://www.rolls-royce.com/innovation/net-zero/decarbonisin...
WTF are they paying 50k/year in tuition for. Maybe put some of that towards proctors
Have you seen what modern plant farms look like?

Massive water usage, lowering river levels drastically. Some don't even reach the ocean anymore (see the Colorado River, from Wikipedia: "Since 1960, the Colorado has typically dried up before reaching the sea, with the exception of a few wet years."). Aquifers are running low (here's some info on that from 20 years ago: https://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/fs-103-03/).

Pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers.

Massive land use for mono-culture farms, displacing whatever wildlife and native plants were present before the farm. Add more farms and you'll have less wildlife.

Everyone switching to plant-based diet sounds nice, but is really not going to fix much. Unless you can change farming to not be so resource intensive? There are just too many people.
I think you're extending this too far, beyond the facts available: it sounds like a few companies have identified a specific policy within Google, one that seems to exist primarily to render discovery impossible.

They're not asking a court to impose onerous or abnormal preservation mechanisms, as evidenced by no other company of Google's size or scope deleting all messages every 24 hours.
I see what you’re doing but the parallel doesn’t really work. This isn’t an equal struggle between AI builders and artists.

What happened is that AI builders took artists’ images, baked them in GPUs for a few months, and are now selling the output. Again, regardless of your opinion of the IP question, you have to admit that generative AI leverages artists’ own work against their economic interests. If someone’s livelihood is affected by this, of course they will feel venom. That is not parallel to your feeling of venom toward their efforts to stop this from happening to them.
it doesn’t matter. progress is better than no progress, which is the certain result of what you’re suggesting
CoLT5: Faster Long-Range Transformers with Conditional Computation
They might call it something else but the effect is the same as QE. The FED’s balance sheet has expanded by $300 billion in the past few days [0]
That is equivalent to the past 4 months of quantitative tightening.

This money is to be used to backstop insolvent banks and like all Fed created money it was created out of thin air. Make no mistake this will lead to even more inflation.
[0]

[0] https://mobile.twitter.com/charliebilello/status/16364798793...

Edit: added context to the size of the QE that the Fed claims isn’t really QE.
This is like the whole debate over whether or not there was a bailout. In the colloquial sense there absolutely was. In the traditional policy definition it really wasn't. It may seem academic but if you're interested in how this will affect the taxpayer then it makes a big difference. Both the Fed and FDIC are exercising the tools within their ordinary powers.
There may be strings attached but it's still a massive loan that inflates the money supply.
> anecdotally I know a few people who are withdrawing all their hard cash

Why (anecdotally)? Even if the bank holding your checking/savings account fails, the US federal government insures you up to $250k. And that promise is an important one for the government to make precisely because it tips fear/security scales so that people don't do exactly what your friends are doing, which is contributing to the risk of a bank run. Do your friends actually believe the Federal Reserve itself is at risk of failure? What's the scenario they're betting against?
> It isn’t very openly discussed

We're openly discussing it right now.

I'm truly baffled by the idea that it isn't openly discussed.
> it also violated the GPL license of DiffusionBee.

Isn't "critic" / "research" / "education" good fair-use cases?
> The western world needs to switch to plant-based diets.

i've never seen any data to back up this viewpoint, and its always coupled with other alarmist messages. i'm skeptical of comments written this way.
“why is this true?”

It literally tells you in the manual, including the ChatGPT-4 manual, not to use it like this because it will confidently and very convincingly give you false information.

I think there are realities and expectations which aren't lining up with this tool, it's absurd.

The manual basically tells you not to really use it for anything outside of experimentation.

This thing isn't "Data" from Star Trek.
I just took my 9 year old to MADE while visiting SF and we had a great time. He loved trying out the older systems and we spent at least 5 hours there!
A bank has 10 year bond which trades 90 cents on the dollar on the open market. It gives the bond to Fed as collateral and receives 1 dollar. It uses this dollar to buy bonds on open market with rate higher than cost of the loan, after 90 days it sells the bond, gives the Fed 1 dollar and interest, and pockets the rate spread on 10 cents.
No one on the street knows anything accurate about physics at all in that limit.

Lovelace gets way too much credit considering there are a bunch of much more important women even just within CS. "First programmer" is egregious IMO (often her label), as if Babbage didn't think to program it.
Fair enough, though still unclear how unions matter.
Great game. Playing it for five minutes saved me from watching the movie.
High-level decision makers like founders and C-suite execs will be the last roles automated away. ChatGPT is effectively a personal assistant that works fast and works cheap. That's a game changer because suddenly peons like you and me get our own personal assistants, but for high-level decision makers it's just an incremental improvement over what they already have.
Much like its more popular relative, unicorn, uniwheat didn't make it onto Noah's ark. Perhaps you can find some that is still viable, frozen in the permafrost.
Texas Instruments also can provide and gerbers files for produce PCB boards?
Also software to read data and signal processing? No
Datasets etc
NO
Learning how to prompt engineer for real deliverables is a trade that students will actually need.

Many of us with no real incentive to stay relevant wont do much more than read a headline or have a funny conversation with chatgpt.

But these students have to play the cat and mouse game from day one. Saving time where possible and actually learning at their own discretion, not getting exposed or expelled.
There are some sites running forks of Mastodon code that intentionally don't federate with other sites. Trump's Truth Social is one. They don't count because they aren't part of the network.
It was hilarious. My theater laughed out loud multiple times. Did you watch it on streaming?