skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well no that particular laptop have been my mainstay for 7 years of mobility, and ran 7 years vertically on a stand, so Apple would have broken way before that Lenovo. Notwistanding the price.
Amazon showing ASIN instead of ISBN for books
Put everything in a folder ai will handle the rest in 20 years
Aka no one currently knows, let alone has any sort of defensible formula right now?
I'm in a similar boat and am very excited for COSMIC https://blog.system76.com/post/more-on-cosmic-de-to-kick-off... .

GNOME frustrates me so Pop_OS is the only place I currently use it. Will likely be moving all my GUI Linux boxes to COSMIC once it kicks off.
Has any artist ever successfully sued for relief where some other artist merely used their style?
I recently wrote about this (focused on delivering software, but I've applied it to running, lifting weights, and more over the last 12 years): https://onlineornot.com/unreasonable-effectiveness-shipping-...
I've had it for several years at this point.
10¢ is significant on the low end. This is where RISC-V will chip away at ARM.
Wouldn't that run into selection bias?

In otherwords, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink.
Where is the evidence that this is how it is other than an intuitive argument? I would challenge that from the getgo. A lot of feeliscience ends up not panning well when confronted with scientific rigor. People aren’t in much control of themselves in reality, and those that seem to be often have so many pieces of upbringing context that support the development of agency.
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Would you say "A lot of developers and video editors use Thinkpad X1 Carbon"? No. usually it'd be "Thinkpad X1 Carbons" or "a Thinkpad X1 Carbon".
Nickel and dimming is when you are looking for cost savings that aren't even rounding errors in operational costs. Quietly not buying things that aren't getting used is fine. Announcing it as a "cost savings action" is borderline nuts in light of what that signals.

Note that none of us are discussing the fitness classes. Staples, though? Seriously? How did that make the memo?
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amd64 uses Intel IP; even if you removed all legacy modes.
Not 15"
I see that my comment has revealed that many people don't bother to read for comprehension before responding.

My comment was that no matter how many rural customers you get, there just isn't enough people to make the per customer cost cheap, simply because the denominator is so small. Further more, Starlink et al. can never grow the pie (i.e. increase the denominator) because no one in an urban environment wants it.

My god. This isn't even a controversial statement, yet... woosh!
Engineering happiness is directly tied to product quality. Product quality is directly tied to brand value. Brand value is directly tied to sales. It takes years for changes to promulgate through the chain, but they always do.

That being said, all businesses outside of banks have already taken much of O.S. Card's advice here. Programmers used to be forced into suits to bear the 9 to 5. Now, business casual gets more casual the more techy the company is. Flex time is now the norm. People complain about morning standups and Jira because they aren't doing four hours of waterfall strategy meetings everyday.
Long term, if Adobe is clearly worse than the competition as a result of being legally/ethically conservative they will lose users. They will get a lot of likes on twitter but companies will not pay for a firefly subscription if it's worse than Stable Diffusion.
It's not like no artists use Midjourney.

I'm an artist myself, absolutely love Midjourney, and have absolutely no problem with it being trained on any and all art -- just like human artists have been doing for millenia.
Probably because he got the New Testament update. Thomas Buchler is still running the legacy code.
Yes, my EV6 has both, and they are just 2 different useful features.
I can communicate over internet without AR/VR headset now. Why should I wear it?
I wouldn't consider that distortion. Its a significant problem that firearms are highly successful suicide on the first impulse. Children who try another means are much more likely to have a chance to contemplate if they really want to kill themselves.
I have a better idea. Bring some manufacturing back to the US. Container ships are already 2x as efficient as trains. You're going to get a lot of green-blinded yes-men in here so I'll chime in to say I don't believe in this. Really, something with the footprint of a container is going to move a container ship? This is a joke. Are we supposed to be dazzled that you worked on satellites? I worked on satellites - that doesn't mean you automatically know about everything especially after 10 years of experience. The maritime industry isn't filled with a bunch of idiots that don't care about efficiency and haven't heard of a sail boat before. If it was practical they would have sails already. We have sail boats. It's already a thing. They're not on 1000+ ton vessles for a reason. You are wasting your time and money. I'm only trying to help.
So, proof of work?
> So the problem is with the tool, not with the Safari it seems.

You're making an assumption. I'm not sure where you're getting that. From what I recall, it was common `const` or parameter declarations in nested scopes. Safari was (is?) unambiguously wrong.

Edit: here's the bug: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171041
Not sure you're really getting the idea. In this scenario, there wouldn't be human llm and dolphin llm, you would train human speech and dolphin communication in one model. sound tokens are sound tokens. pre-trained transformers don't discriminate.
> Starting in C++17, a[b] always evaluates a before evaluating b.

Okay, I'll bite. Why did C++17 specify this?
Exactly, so insisting on it being illegal now is inaccurate. You can bet that companies which have access to massive IP stockpiles, like Adobe, will absolutely be pushing things in a direction so that anything you see or hear cannot be used for inspiration without a hefty fee which is at their sole discretion.
Did turning on Windows compatibility not work?
That’s not bad. My 2014 15” MBP with 16/1T was $2800 and that was 9 years ago.
What is the order of magnitude of the wind load generated on one single wing?
The strict law about what can and cannot Chinese say, share, and see online doesn't help this.

Yes there are tons of nonsense online about China. But it is not helped by the total dragnet there is over there. And by the fact that some of the over-the-top stuff about China is indeed true.

I mean Jack Ma really _was_ disappeared right after the speech.
My camera has a very wide angle, and is 10 feet behind where I am (and can see around bushes/cars that I can't). There are definitely times that I can see things the camera can't see, but I feel like the balance is that the camera can see more.
Capita, company providing UK’s nuclear submarines, confirms ‘cyber incident’
Copyright has an exception called Fair Use, where one of the main purposes is to support education, or perhaps training. The legality is not clear here.

Again, why discriminate against one or more groups? Are you going to ban Common Crawl from accessing your content? That is being used for training, but many more things as well.
Plct is upstreaming support for browsers and a lot other apps: https://github.com/plctlab/PLCT-Weekly/blob/master/2023/2023...
Django Rest Framework for getting services up and running quickly is a godsend.

If service needs extra performance then can be rewritten in Golang later.
calque of 'rtfm'
I'm relieved to see that the idea that SPAs are a "modern", better way of doing things seems to finally be fading a little bit.

My experience from lessons learned over the past ten years is that SPAs generally take longer to build, are usually slower to load, have much worse accessibility and are more expensive to debug and maintain.

For a great deal of web projects you're better off with the "old paradigm".

That said... I do think there's an argument to be made that Django should include core framework features that make working with SPAs easier, rather than farming that out entirely to Django REST Framework.

Django 4.2 does have one nod in that direction: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.2/releases/4.2/#django-c... - "ManifestStaticFilesStorage now has experimental support for replacing paths to JavaScript modules in import and export statements with their hashed counterparts".
Buzzed on caffeine, I'd assume.
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that doesnt reflect my experience in US at all. I come from India.
Despite our hospitals being flooded with patients, healthcare is not inaccessible. As it is over here, its a insane system with the priorities a* backwards. Focus on patient, not on your profits.
>just like those, I'm sure Adobe will work it out.

This is not guaranteed, since Adobe has a much smaller library to call on for training data than the rest of the market. This can't really change unless they follow their competitors and ignore licences etc.
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> Now both radar and sonar are coming back because it's far better to have the sensor data, even if you have to wade through it, than to not have it, particularly in adverse conditions.

This is something that every roboticist has known for 60+ years. It's just galling to me that two people had to lose their heads because new born Tesla Inc. and the know-nothing manchild running it, felt they had the right (due to the size of their wallets, not their knowledge or experience) to overrule people who knew better. And people call this "pushing technology forward".
I don't think this is true about brain chemistry or that ADD is a life-long disability. Just speaking from experience here, I was diagnosed with ADD as an adult in my mid-20s and then started using IFS therapy (parts work) a couple years later for childhood trauma. After two years of IFS therapy my ADD is pretty much non-existent and my executive functioning is better than most people I know.

My hunch is that for a lot of people, ADD is a result of growing up in a home that felt unstable so they never gained a basic internal sense of stability that you need for things like task switching or staying focused.
It technically can render javascript, but there's a performance penalty that negatively affects your crawl budget.

If you're twitter or facebook, or have enough domain reputation already that your crawl budget is big enough to offset, then it doesn't matter. If you are not already a big deal, then it takes a lot of off-site traction to overcome.

Practically speaking, for two otherwise-even sites just starting out, a statically rendered site has a pretty significant SEO advantage over a JS-only site.
Having a car quickly slow down and stop automatically is inherently safer. Most other cars will continue coasting/creeping until they hit something. There's really no way to spin how that is better/safer.
Good thing it is merely a copy of the contents of the CD, not of the CD itself!
> They have changed it now so if you push the button to do a single manual wiper stroke, the wiper speed icons pop up on the left side on the screen so you can then proceed to set them to max,

When did this event happen? Since very early on in the Plaid I remember this popup wiper selection happening: https://youtu.be/gHTdsOImKmo
Wait a second, next you'll tell me that so-called "gay rights" laws are also "straight rights" laws. Penalties are the same for anyone who discriminates based on sexual preference.
If there's a logic error in the visibility of a button, I would classify that as a "frontend bug".
Western Digital confirms digital burglary, calls the cops
Broadcasting information over great distances using radio waves is wasteful?
A few years back I was tasked with building a deep learning workstation for my work (small startup). I put everything together, did a bit of research on which distributes to use, and put the PopOS image on a USB. This was done by 4pm so I told my manager “I’m going home; it’s going to take me all day to get everything setup and working so I’ll start tomorrow morning”.

The next morning I booted into the USB, and 15 minutes later was logged into the DE.

Everything. Worked.

Wifi? Sound? Worked.

Nvidia? Worked. I couldn’t believe it.

Latest version of Python? Already there.

Big fan of that sort of experience.
Or you could just build a nuclear powered cargo ship. No refuelling, no pollution, constant power.

The one form of transport where a nuclear engine is both viable and already proven. Why are you messing about with sails?
Well, since you asked, sure I'll bite.

Sexuality is not "part of the equation" when saying you are married. Except when it comes to saying you are gay and married. IANAL, but it is almost like the law was written to disproportionately harm one group and not the other. But that would mean it is a "don't say gay" law after all.

You can read the law as equally affects everyone, but that is simply false. Even if you really wanted to "well actually" the situation, I'd love for you to find a Florida da/judge/jury/whatever that would prosecute a straight, young, newly-married kindergarten teacher for have a picture of their family on their desk.

In short, it is de jure anti-gay with a thin veneer of deniability. And even if you were willing to play along with that veneer it is still de facto anti-gay.
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Azure bug, patched this month, could have allowed access to critical systems
Be sure to check that urgent care clinic is in network first! Having a well paid job in a big US metro gives you access to excellent healthcare but the bureaucracy here is a huge pain compared to countries with universal systems.

Coming from the UK I would have picked the NHS as it was when I left 10 years ago over what I have access to here, but the Tories have really run that service into the ground in the interim.
They look like they came out of a Hollywood movie set, but they're the real deal.

They're going out there (or should I say "up there"?) to do important work, for the benefit of humankind:

> The approximately 10-day Artemis II flight test will launch on the agency’s powerful Space Launch System rocket, prove the Orion spacecraft’s life-support systems, and validate the capabilities and techniques needed for humans to live and work in deep space.

Congratulations to all of them!
No, I mean just being careful with it.
>there is no official confirmation that the image was taken at Volkel Air Base, that the bent B61 shape is a real weapon (versus a trainer), or that the damage was the result of an accident (versus a training simulation)

Even if it was at Volkel, and it is a real weapon, there's no confirmation that it contains a physics package, so there may be no "nuclear" risk, even if the weapon is badly damaged.

I suspect if the core was inside, and there was a chance of it being damaged, they'd all be wearing a lot more safety gear, as plutonium is quite toxic aside from the radioactive risk.
Not wrong, but the same question goes to the internal memo. Why mention staples? Even if you are ramping down on purchasing them, you just stop buying them. You don't mention it.

And if you are worried about google handing out things nobody uses.... I have really bad news for you. :D
hilarious ! nobody wants to help anyone else, because you never know if the other party has guns. Its nuts.
Does Django's increasing levels of support for asyncio balance things back for you at all?
Have you met hipsters ?
and when you find yourself actually needing "niceties" they are right there waiting...

I've been trying those alternative libraries from time to time and there is always the thought "I wish I started this in Django" when project becomes more complex than a basic endpoint.
Perhaps because if the semi permanent structure gets damaged, the chances of mating for that animal effectively go to zero.
There's definitely something off about the first four photos, I can't put my finger on what it is though. It reminds me of early SD generations.
That geographical location alone is insufficient.
Amazing model, close and probably better than Bard. Journey to getting the weights was a fun one : )
"we didn't want any CG in the film"

The fire/explosion effects look very CG though.

They say they're compositing this through lots of layers of physical objects. Have a look at the fire-shaped cut-outs at around 7m11s. It seems like they are emulating the CG-animated look in a very roundabout way? Cause that's what kids are used to and want, or what?

Edit: Just scrubbed through the actual short movie (Robin Robin; https://www.netflix.com/title/81058433). It has a more typical Aardman-look than what those clips in this video show.
The people you are looking to to regulate it are the same people who would exploit it.

I also think this approach of expecting the general public to adopt a borked browser to give deniability to people using it strategically is extremely naive. Human psychology just doesn't work like that, you might as well ask schools of fish to swim differently to hinder shark learning. To be frank, this seems like it will just create confusion vs telling people to use Tor browser.

The way to improve privacy is to provide a tool that actively enhances something incredibly well, and does everything else at least as well. If all browsers are hopelessly compromised, make something that isn't based on HTML and builds cool user interfaces directly from API calls like a videogame UI, for example.
If you're in to AI image generation and haven't tried Midjourney you're seriously missing out. It's nothing short of incredible. Signing up for a Discord account to use it is definitely worth it.
Turning my head quickly to pivot between the video screen and the back (and the back left) makes me feel like I'm being less safe than if I just looked straight at the video or possibly straight backward.
> My 401k doesn't care about staplers

Are you sure?

If it is actively managed, it cares about a whole lot of things that you don't know about. And if it passively invested, it cares about what the average of the active managers care about.
> Thinking of this makes me realize me how little I’ve experienced communal activities since then. It has the same feeling of a family sitting together making Christmas cookies, or a group of artists sitting together sketching. People complain about the difficulty of making friends in your thirties, and I wonder how much of that is simply because we don’t afford ourselves the time for such communal activities. We aren’t regularly around groups of people with the sort of free time that precipitates these moments of idle bonding.

I've been thinking about this for the past couple of years, especially since the pandemic. I was locked down with my wife and two kids the entire, but we spent less time than you'd expect just being together.

We were either:

1. Doing explicit demarcated activity together like eating dinner, watching a movie, or playing a multi-player videogame. These are nice, but require coordination and don't provide much opportunity for idle chat (except for dinner).

2. Doing our own completely mentally-emcompassing things, usually involving separate screens. These also don't lend themselves to idle conversation. We may be spatially colocated, but we are all effectively worlds away.

Ever-present electronic devices connected to the Internet with an infinite feed of new media to consume has essentially destroyed all middle ground between those two poles.

It's horrible and horribly unhealthy. People need time to just idle next to each othere with our minds free to wander and free to peridically bounce off each other.
Am I wrong, what's the issue
This is far more elegant in pandas due to the implicit behavior of the index.

But you can move the explicitness of polars behind a function. A more explicit API should not hurt maintainability if we structure our code right.
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I'm guessing the economics of nuclear are not as good as wind.
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I think military folks sum all of this up as "embrace the suck." :)

> A mentor of mine likes to talk about experiential avoidance as a sort of "reverse compass." When we notice the desire to avoid something, it may actually be telling us what we need to move toward.

I rarely get life-changing advice from a podcast, but something I heard one time really stuck with me. This super-successful guy was talking about all the businesses he owned or something and the host asked him what his morning routine looked like. Paraphrasing, his answer was:

"After I've gone through my normal morning activities, I sit down and make a list of the things I need to do that day. I always look through the list and find the thing I want to do least, and I do that one first. Because I have found the things I don't want to do are almost always the most important."
Taxation may help in reducing the attractiveness of carbon fuels, but essentially we need to stop carbon atoms getting into the atmosphere (as CO2). It doesn't matter how much tax is collected, there is not (currently) much that can be done about the CO2 released.

Simplest solution is to leave it in the ground. Just reduce the amount of oil/coal/gas dug up and burnt - we (or the corporations) know exactly how much is being dug up, so stop the digging.
Copyright is the proper form of IP for fictional characters.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_protection_for_ficti...
Per capita income for Poles, Italians, Russian, and Germans is higher than median US per capita income. [1]

Household income of these four groups is also higher than median household income. [2]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_the_U...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_the_U...
This is the happy path imho. Mobile providers cannot be trusted to be reliable identity providers.
This seems to be at the same level of how Meta manages their dev environments. You pick the environment right from VS code and it spins up an environment.

I think

> Add multi-node support

will be important for non trivial project development where the 2 distinct environments might be needed to talk to each other like say for prototyping or "sharing configs"..