skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Digging into that document a bit it seems that AM travels further and pass through solid objects more, making it more suitable for emergency broadcasts.
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U.S. Justice Department settles with Activision over esports salary limits
Have you considered becoming a non-user?
This theme is even in the Return from the Stars. There there is a failure to understand human civilization 100 years later.
> I am going to have to force her to consider the air bc the old 13 is a security risk without OS updates.

Have a look at Open Core Legacy Patcher (https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/), it’s great! My wife is using my old 2011 17” MBP as a desktop laptop, it works flawlessly on Ventura 13.3 :)
I think switching to Google Fi seems to be the best option we have right now with respect to any sim swap attacks. Fi doesn’t have physical stores and it’s associated with my Google account which I can secure using non SMS based 2FA options. Unfortunately Fi is also a liability in the sense that Google can kill my account any time.
"Young Hermit Crab, how you know about that? My rap name - I was Young Hermit Crab for a week. For a week! And you know this" - Ugly God

"You with the feds?" - Tyler The Creator

"How do you know this?" "You're Lil Uzi, we have to know it!" "I'm glad I'm a good guy cause if I was under investigation for something, I'd be scared right now" - Lil Uzi Vert

And there's a whole bunch of compilations of artists freaking out during his interviews on YouTube.
Did you really have those 15 words in your head all at once or did you just predict 15 next words that would form a good reply to my words?
The Mirage will be controlled autonomously and the Captain will have an override panel in the bridge. It will be powered with batteries, which will be recharged with solar panels or a wind turbine.

Also, hahaha, just looked up Dahir Insaat, thank you I guess?!
That's why FOSS is the way.
This may be more challenging than you think; depending on how you 'fold' the sails, you may end up with enough 'windage' 'aloft' to over-stress the connections anyway. They'll likely be forced to bring the wing down completely, which will either make the wings small or expensive.
David Shing comes to mind.
Samsung Fab Workers Leak Confidential Data While Using ChatGPT
Thanks for posting this. I'm still like "The guy who does the fake news for Cracked?" every time I see the other Lex.
Which faction? I am curious.
Legacy Twitter blue ticks remain amid confusion over verification
Unsure if this related, but on the web, my "Following" feed is also now full of tweets from people I don't follow.
The US seems to have totally lost the ability to produce infrastructure at sane cost, which may be contributing to the decreased support for infrastructure projects.
This still doesn't add up. The new HW4 Model 3 "highland" doesn't have more cameras. Notably there is a no front bumper camera. It also have one LESS camera in the windshield. The HW4 board DOES have space for more cameras though.
No, you don't say? They are the largest and in the best position to profit from this legislation though.

The UAW didn't fight so hard to get Tesla excluded for nothing.
First order thinking means exactly what I intended: a simple model of cause and effect without thinking through consequences entirely.

Society needs that sometimes. It can be paralyzed by Nth order thinking to the point where gross injustice is allowed to survive for much too long.

A response like "just add more regulation and price caps" as a solution to dealing with runaway inflation is definitely first order thinking, as is (in my opinion) "the solution to poverty is to just give people money (UBI)".
Looking there, what do you do with a 10yo Intel Mac Mini when Apple drops support for them (serious question)? If the answer is "load linux", then there are probably better intel based options.
Lets keep thing simple : NATO ensures support from other members if your sovereignty is attacked.

Meaning you don't need to only depend on your own Military capabilities in order to protect your borders.

Finland joining makes Finland's borders a FAR more expensive attack than was previously.

> joining NATO only makes NATO less secure as a whole

NATO is not an offensive/invading force. It's a defensive force. If NATO had what you're referring to as a level of security, it has only increased due to more forces available to respond.

It's that simple.
> Constant backups are essential when using a computer without user-serviceable storage.

Constant backups are a necessity even if your computer has RAID-6 storage built on enterprise-grade storage.

Your office can catch fire. You can be hit by ransomware. Multiple devices in the array can fail in rapid sequence (happened to me once). Your computer can get stolen (happened to me, twice).

Have an offsite backup always on hand.
You can't compare numbers when they're not produced using the same methodology.
It's hardly the outcasts who have too high expectations.
Getting back to that example from that post, though, thinking about it more, "remove all ASCII emojis except the one for shrugs" makes absolutely no sense, because you can't represent shrugs (either with a unicode "Person shrugging" character emoji, or the "kaomoji" version from that code sample that uses Japanese characters) in ASCII, at all. So yes, asking an LLM a non-sensical question is likely to get you a non-sensical response, and it's important to know when you're asking a non-sensical question.
The pricing wouldn't be so bad if their offerings aligned with the market, or at least made sense. Their base level specs are uncompetitive and borderline unusable. There's too much overlap at the lower level between macbook airs and pros. I bet a lot of people are turned off by the idea of spending over $2k on a laptop that still only has a 512 GB SSD.
I really wish they had other keyboard options. The macbook clone keyboard and trackpad is a dealbreaker for me. Something with a little less "design" and a little more function would be great.

Or alternatively there were 3rd party providers of them
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Definitely worth pointing out, but I would imagine most people reading about this are deciding between ACT and nothing at all, as opposed to ACT vs another therapy, and that's a very different evaluation.
I like to tell people its "kates"
Regardless of their desire, it is very easy for the cameras on a Tesla in the rain to have water in front of the lens. This makes it very hard to see anything from the camera.

I dread how software trained on cameras working under normal conditions will interpret the resulting mess of an image.
Elon Musk’s Twitter changes logo to Doge, pushing the memecoin up 20%
PR merged! the bounty was rewarded to a new contributor <3
Why did antlers evolve to be shed each year rather than semi-permanent structures?
Oh, but you do, even if you drive a traditional car!

Most gas stations - for both diesel and gasoline - rely on electricity to pump the gas. No electic = no gas. The stations that run during outages generally have generators to do so. You might have some luck for a short time.

After that, no power, no generator, no gas. The trucks won't even be able to get diesel to deliver it to you.
i kindly ask again, what is the distribution called that you setup with kubeadm?
How much object persistence does this system actually have? Watching objects jitter around the screen and morph from a sign to a cone to a person back to a sign hasn't inspired confidence in me.
Protect your homelab with mutual TLS, ACME device attestation, and a Yubikey
Wow, TIL that ability to contract is synonymous with travel.
> Here were my results with the Mar 14 (public) version of chat.openai.com

This means you were using GPT-3.5-turbo rather than GPT-4 I'm guessing? The quality of the generation is vastly different between the two, especially for steering the AI.
Hey, no problem. I was genuinely curious, as I have only read about insects.
Nasa found out about the "turn it off and on" trick to fix bugs and decided not to send a dedicated software engineer :)

On a serious note, some of the best programmers I know had education and experience in non-cs disciplines and moved to programming. If a software/network engineer is truly needed onboard, I'm assuming NASA would have selected/trained people with the required skillset even if it is not their primary domain of expertise.
Been using k3s(kube-vip + MetalLB) and Longhorn for both my personal projects and work projects for a while without any issues. It's a pleasure to use instead of the alternatives.
Only about 1/30th of that is cash. Still enough, but also, they can just not pay someone to make the sensors, as they're doing.
I could have done better elaborating on the conundrum.

Ultimately, companies are looking for outcomes (e.g. financial return). Outputs are an important part of outcomes, but not the goal in of itself. Outputs also need to be working towards valuable goals. Without value, outputs are worthless.

This creates a conundrum where you need to find a proper balance between the large quantity of people who need to make the outputs and the fewer number of people who need to guide the value.
I just bought a Mac Pro M2 in January after using a 2013 Macbook air for ~10 years. It lasted me through college and more, still runs smoothly to this day. Apple's build quality cannot be understated.
I’m ignorant to what this is compared to Material UI.
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They have always fired people for under performing though.
Could check out https://github.com/k3s-io/k3s-ansible althought admittedly it's a bit in need of some lovin'
It's not a matter of user choice, it's a matter of maintenance and product integrity.

User B's privacy is objectively lessened by allowing tracking cookies, but that is their choice. What is out of the user's control is what mullvad chooses to spend their time supporting.

If mullvad allows users to turn off a privacy feature, now that's a permutation they have to test for. It's also an attack vector they've enabled, either through user carelessness or social engineering. Mullvad wants to be able to say "here's a browser, it's 100% private" and not have to say "as long as you do X, and don't do Y, and...". Every other browser already does that.
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> With adoptedStyleSheets they're objecting to making backwards incompatible changes

Which would not be backwards incompatible if they hadn't shipped something that wasn't agreed on in the first place.

Again, slowly: they literally shipped that to production despite loud and explicit objections from both Firefox and Safari. When asked to hide it back behind the flag, "but backwards incompatible change, the framework we're developing is already depending on it"

And since you're quoting rniwa, here's the relevant quote https://github.com/WICG/construct-stylesheets/issues/45#issu...:

--- start quote ---

I feel like I’ve put so much time & energy into making this feature something sane & useful, and all you did was basically to dismiss many of my feedbacks and go with whatever you like and just ship it. And now you’re saying you can’t make changes because you shipped it?

I’m sorry but that’s just not how standards work.

--- end quote ---

> With WebMIDI they're saying they want to do an announcement before making the change.

Indeed. Once again: because they shipped an API that neither Safari nor Mozilla supported. Now that this issue has surfaced (no thanks to Chrome), they can't just roll it back or fix it because people already rely on this behaviour, which they implicitly acknowledge.
Jack Ma is part of the evidence -- there are others who have said the same thing. There are many examples of less notoriety of people saying bad things about CCP and then "disappearing" (many government officials).
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Twitter’s new homepage logo is doge-y
Neural Machine Translation by Jointly Learning to Align and Translate (2015)
God forbid the profit margin drop a tiny smidge below 25% (in a mature market with more competitors every day), that would be a real catastrophe for the shareholders and, therefore, the company.

How do the other 99% of American companies manage? /s
This makes it seem especially weird that Tesla is removing them, right?
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>> it's nice they are saying it's not enough.

> Mullvad [...] is having a "hard time" being profitable/growing

This is how I originally interpreted the parent comment as well, but they actually meant "a VPN is not enough to maintain your privacy, you also need a privacy-respecting browser."
I'd argue that this is exactly what you see in the wild. And it's why the AGPL license was created.

GPL code has to be shared with users who receive binaries. SAAS happily didn't shop binaries, so quite legally didn't ship source code.

AGPL redefines this in terms of "user" not "binary". That refinement completely exists to cater for unexpected use cases. No doubt new licenses (AIGPL?) will be needed to address this issue.

The whole need for Open Source protection played out with the (Apache licensed) Elastic Search. Switching to a ELv2 and SSPL license was controversial and in some ways "not open source", certainly not "free" because it limits what a user can do with the software.

So the distinction is far from meaningless and in some ways rendered GPL obsolete.
Out of 6 ThinkPads from the "pro" tiers that I've had, none of them failed at all and all of them worked fine for much longer than that, except from one whose screen failed after 3 years or so (ThinkPads had a bad quality period around the Vista era, then recovered much of the lost quality, although if they fall from a height they probably no longer end up fine while denting the ground like my 2005 ThinkPad did. By the way, in fact that ThinkPad, from 2005, still works, except that obviously it has almost no battery, doesn't support the latest Windows and is slow with current bloated software and websites).
This has gotta be a spam filter, right?
That code is wrong and I wonder if the author is familiar with the property of code encapsulated in the halting problem. Generically, reading code does not grant one the ability to predict what will happen when that code runs.

Whatever, time will tell. I still haven’t quite figured out how to make good use of GPT-4 in my daily work flow, tho it seems it might be possible.

Has anyone asked it to make an entry for the IOCC?
I never heard of "paid masterminds" but it doesn't sound like a promising career path. It sounds like something that's already on the radar -- and on the whiteboard -- at various AI startups.
not that literal
For those who didn't read the article, or for those who did, but didn't follow its link to the PubPeer thread containing the "vegetative electron microscopy" observation:

https://pubpeer.com/publications/7C9F0CCD493B1129135A3A918B0...

Search the page for the term and you'll see the relevant comment.

The term seems to stem from an OCR cluster-mishap, where a valid scientific document was once OCR'ed incorrectly. The page has 2 columns of text and the left column has a running sentence 'ending' with "vegetative" before continuing on the next line in the same column. But at the same height in the column on the right a sentence continues, visually starting with "electron microscopy".

The term is entirely meaningless in the field.

This isn't just "using a little ChatGPT to brush up my English" at all.

Other comments point out that the contents of abstract and article don't even match, the abstract being about bacteria but the article contents about gene delivery...

I don't need convincing that ML will have tremendous positive impact in math and science disciplines, it's obvious, but the way ML was used in this case is not a defensible usage.
Is there an epidemic of abandoned children? Why on earth would anyone even consider that a possibility
My company (mid sized software company) tried to eliminate plastic spoons from the break rooms. Not for any sort of noble environmental reason, either, but explicitly to cut costs. You can buy them in cases of 1000 for $7.20. I am a shareholder, but not powerful enough to call for the termination of whatever bonehead thought that was worth more than 2 seconds of thought.
Apple's US phone market share is 50% and definitely way higher in the high end phone market share.
Cute strawman.

That would also extend to practically every company out there unless we can somehow accurately predict the future.
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In some states such as Florida and Texas, having low income is not enough for an adult to qualify for Medicaid.
> the internet can provide some of the most basic social interaction needs

This is an underappreciated point. Thanks to the Internet, you're probably still having social interactions even if you're spending all day in your bedroom. Those interactions are cheaper and more convenient, and they do come with significantly less risk; it's way harder for a psycho ex to destroy your life if they don't know your real name and you can prove you've never physically interacted.

Like, is it really worth it to schedule a whole evening and get dressed up and spend a few thousand yen on transit tickets and overpriced drinks, just to see a few people's faces in 3D instead of 2D? I'm not sure why we're so surprised when some people decide the answer is no.
No, but she apparently decides who is the Ukrainian president, and opposition. Probably giving them orders too

‘F* the EU’: US diplomat Victoria Nuland's phonecall leaked - video
https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2014/feb/07/eu-us-di...

Victoria Nuland: Leaked call shows US hand on Ukraine
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-26089450

Ukraine crisis: Transcript of leaked Nuland-Pyatt call
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26079957
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+1 to seeing sailing on here :)

I'd imagine the last 1-2 generations of America's Cup boats would have a lot to glean in terms of wing sail camber changes and how they operate. Pretty neat to watch how they use flaps vertically, but there's a lot of hydraulics and carbon at play there as well.

Maybe the competition is these guys? (Inflatable sails)
https://www.michelin.com/en/press-releases/michelin-continue...

And something a bit more conventional off the bow when winds are favorable?
https://skysails-marine.com/
There's a fine line between lack of emotional intelligence and simply not caring to placate others.

The two are not the same.

It is like calling someone an idiot because they won't do what you want and ignoring what they want.

You have to admit that it may not be a priority for Elon to maintain his reputation with you in your 15 year old
Now that’s just getting petty. How about cutting down on Sundar’s RSU grants? What exactly has he done to deserve them? A stuffed Sundar doll would have done just as well over that last half a decade. He never makes any tough calls. He waits for a consensus to form and then pretends that that was his idea all along.

-xoogler who saw him come to power and the complete lack of direction since
This is a false dichotomy. Security in software can be achieved without destroying user rights.
And totally missed that an OR in English doesn't imply a boolean operation. In this context it means both activities are prohibited.
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The US breaks up companies when they abuse their position to unfairly advantage themselves in our market. China just disappeared its most successful businessperson and chopped up his business because he directly criticizing the government.
> If you're saying that Italy is truthful about their reasoning but China isn't, what sort of process is being used to determine that?

I don't know. What sort of reasoning lead to your initial claim?
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