skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MR screening is a great way to increase unnecessary biopsy and stress etc except in a very narrow range of conditions.

Edit: https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/1/e056572
Emad says they will release it.

https://twitter.com/emostaque/status/1648546670659923970
I loved reading this, it made me emotional. I've always been afraid of losing my sight and this made me feel less scared.
> Pay As You Go

> Starlink Maritime offers the ability to pause and un-pause service at any time, and is billed in one month increments, allowing users to customize their service to their individual needs.

So you'd only be out the $500 or whatever for the dish when you're not using the service. Given maritime pricing on things, that's cheap. (As everyone knows, BOAT stands for break out another $thousand.)
You're correct that the leaked data has to be in the training dataset, sure.

Now, for your example - if the crop was a feature used when training, your model inference input should also require that you input the crop type. When you write your inference pipeline, you will realize that - oh, that feature is not available at inference time. I should retrain my model without the feature. It's not really data leakage - it's incorrect use of features when training a model - that model should never make it to production. So, maybe it's an edge case of data leakage.
Tsk, JS is already the old thing. All the cool kids are on Typescript now.
Americans really love eating up this meme.

As someone who lives in Sweden I can assure you that the 'meme' is 100% true here. There is no way you are getting an MRI unless it's literally life and death, without either waiting 4-6 month or having private health insurance.
Yeah, just visit civitai and see what's popular there.
DigiKam 8.0.0 Is Released
This was me! I loved the thrill of ripping dvds to .iso and figuring out how to burn it to the 100 pack of smelly dvd-r spindles I picked up at Black Friday every year haha I probably never watched the dvds I burned again but this seriously felt like the greatest victory ever to not have to deal with/rewind clunky VCR tapes in my young adhd dopamine craving brain!
Good point. Thanks for the correction.
I think the main problem for you is that Python is heavily rooted in Unix and, more specifically, GNU/Linux and free software. Also, it has history. Python has been in use since the early 90s. C# is a Java knockoff that appeared almost a decade later.

The intersection of people who enjoy both C# and Python is very small. I too have worked a soul-sucking job in finance and use of languages like Java and C# was a big part of what I didn't like.

It seems there are two ways to react to the "I don't get it" situation:

1. Other people must be wrong in the head to like this,

2. I don't have the knowledge and/or experience to understand why other people like this.

In life I find it's generally better to give the benefit of the doubt and take the second path. But you may still conclude it's the first after all. All I can say is I'm grateful there are others who are wrong in the head like me and prefer Python for whatever reason.
Buying shares is not giving him money. Buying Tesla is like giving him money.

Tesla fanboys all over this.
my2c: 2 main scenarios should lead to best practice creation: (1) A bug has been identified that stems from a poor design or code error; (2) An improvement has been made to the source code.
I would stop to push specific careers. I would instead push mental tools that are career overlapping useful.
The engineering mindset, to learn and adopt into a topic fast, recongize standardization patterns and be able to move within a uknown system is one such thing which is quite transferable.

Same goes for sozializing and organizing. The problem is though, that teaching such abstract tools, without a usecase tends to look pointless from a beginners perspective. Same way math looks pointless in school.
Its output for GPT-4 much worse compared with an output of chatGPT-4 available at chat.openai.com
This is routinely done in c++ with tags (for example iterator_tag). Tags inheritance is also a thing.
If you ever went 4x4 driving, you use driver / passenger to indicate the direction someone has to go to. This is because the navigation often is done from someone standing outside the car, where using left/right can be rather confusing.
Unlike other autocracies who I find tend to be pretty chill?
I remember some people from Vooza pitching "Tinder for Drones" during a conference 10 years or so ago!

(Truly disruptive if we manage to turn Universal Paperclips into reality.)
Edge has a new feature that lets you send custom HTTP requests without using a feature built-in the browser
> A single MRI image is not super helpful, still more art than science, the real benefit comes from having periodic scans against a baseline.

An MR when someone has a problem is pretty helpful.

Screening MR is not really a good thing except in a very narrow range of conditions - you just generate unnecessary procedures, more imaging and stress.

In regard to low field MR, the likes of Siemens Deep Resolve and their low field magnet (0.55T) have taken this a long way, and really improves image quality. It looks useful for imaging around implants and metal.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30932247/

https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/1/e056572

https://www.siemens-healthineers.com/magnetic-resonance-imag...

https://www.siemens-healthineers.com/magnetic-resonance-imag...
The issue is discoverability.
Amortization of research and experimental expenditures applies to research and experimental expenditures. It doesn't apply to the money you spent paying a contractor to hook your PoS and Shopify into Stripe. If you’re researching how to cure brain cancer by experimenting on rats with gene therapy, then yeah, you might consider organizing your expenses under the provisions of section 174. But even then it’s not a requirement.
The same wasn't true for images - it has been easier (so far) to directly compute the images than it has been to train them to use photoshop or illustrator.

Similarly, neural networks have already been shown to be able to directly simulate physics simulations (smoke, particles) with suprising accuracy.

I agree that logically your statement makes sense, however I'm not sure it matches what has been successful in the space so far. Tools may make sense for these NN's to use, however they probably won't look anything like the tools we use today.
does this imply that type erasure via base classes will become a thing of past ?
Reducing human trafficking by generating artificial content ?
3 sheets to the wind — meaning drunk — comes from sailing. A sheet is a rope used to control a sail. Sheets that are “to the wind” are loose (rather than tied down) so a ship with 3 sheets to the wind is going to be completely out of control and at the mercy of the wind, wandering all over the sea like a drunk person!
The quest to eliminate scarcity is hitting some important road blocks:

- land is scarce in a way that is not scalable. Not everyone can live in as nice a place
- people are the same. Not everyone can be taught by the top people in a field
- genuine improvement is replaced with other effort that is only there as a competitive advantage. You may now get food cheaply rather than having to work in fields yourself, so you can have a business, but now you have to spend time on social media people for that business because if you don't you won't be competitive. I.e. we will keep inventing things that require just as many people, even though they don't add as much foundational value as, say, food / energy / safety do.
> seems pretty self explanatory

On a big ship, like an aircraft carrier or cruiser, you can qite easily lose track of which direction is the prow (front). Many carrier crew rarely go up on deck. And if the ship happens to be sailing astern, left and right become ambiguous.
> enjoyed a good life

Did they? As good as the capitalists company owners life?

Or have they just been told that „this is the good life“?

I think the problem today is that a lot of work is actually not needed anymore. It’s just there to make a small elite richer and keep people under control.
No, not yet. Physical attacks are out of scope for the TKey1, even if we have some mechanisms in play which try to extend the time and effort required to perform a successful evil maid-attack extracting the Unique Device Secret (UDS). See the threat model for the release:

https://github.com/tillitis/tillitis-key1/blob/main/doc/thre...

The current casing is fairly tamper evident (it will break), but we do not yet use real, tamper evident sealing. We are looking at tamper sealing for future versions. And ways to further protect against physical attacks.
>If your lib relies on Rust, please please please test it on something beyond Linux and Mac.

No, thank you, I'll just add Windows. Your choice to use platforms that nobody else does save for a few specialists does not constitute a need on my part to support your favorite. In the same way that if I package for Debian, Ubuntu and RHEL, it's your problem that it's not on Arch or unsupported by your custom Hannah Montana Linux. Feel free to submit PRs though.
Apple VR Headset to Run iPad, Sports Apps and Eye Scanning Feature at WWDC 2023
> I can't see a field that this doesn't hold true with.

If an AI can cook a perfect steak and bring me it with some light conversation, great.
Raspberry Pi have always had a profit and non-profit sides.

The profit side deals with actually selling pi’s and feeds its profits into the nonprofit.
There's also the convention of inside and outside lanes on multilane roads.

In each the UK, Ireland, and the United States, the inside lane is the leftmost lane. However, due to driving on the opposite sides of the road, this means that while the inside lane in the US is closest to the central median, in the UK & Ireland, the inside lane is closet to the curb.

Source: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/inside-l...
I added this to the definition to cover your example:

Feature data leakage is when you include a feature when training a model, but that feature is not available at inference time. You should, hopefully, discover feature data leakage when you try to write your inference pipeline and realize the feature is not available. The use of a feature store, that informs you whether your feature will be available for online models or only offline models, should help prevent you from training models with feature data leakage.
I think something like datalog queries would be perfect for refactoring and searching tags. Would also let you declare relationships between tags, like "tagged(x, calculus) -> tagged(x, math)"
You do it by making sure that in your case it means they make less money, ideally none or even less, and convincing others to do the same.
You cannot claim no file limit when PC RAM is the file limit.
I took it. I thought it was great, but there was only one bus, and it seemed like the founders were good at tech, but not great operators of buses
Did AI give Jonas Vingegaard the edge in last year's Tour de France?
In ChatGPT We Trust? Measuring and Characterizing the Reliability of ChatGPT
"...we perform the first large-scale measurement of ChatGPT's reliability in the generic QA scenario with a carefully curated set of 5,695 questions across ten datasets and eight domains. We find that ChatGPT's reliability varies across different domains, especially underperforming in law and science questions. We also demonstrate that system roles, originally designed by OpenAI to allow users to steer ChatGPT's behavior, can impact ChatGPT's reliability. We further show that ChatGPT is vulnerable to adversarial examples, and even a single character change can negatively affect its reliability in certain cases..."
I've actually got my own (partly - the core halfedge stuff is from another C# project).

But it's performance I'm after. I have three options:
1. Burst compilation
2. Offload to the GPU (not sure if this is even a good use case for GPU compute)
3. Find a native library.

(3) is potentially a quick fix but might limit my ability to add functionality. But it also offers the tempting possibility of getting a ton of functionality for "free".
Leeway: The "lee" is the area downwind of a vessel. A lee-shore is a shoreline that the wind blows on to, as opposed to a windward shore that the wind blows off. To give leeway is to allow enough room for a vessel to be blown off course by the wind and avoid danger.

Rig (noun): The mast and supporting stays on a boat. (oil rigs, "big rig" come from this I think).

Rig (verb): To put the sails up and tie on the sheets and other lines that control sails. ("Let's rig this up." == "Let's set this up.")

Posh (my favourite, though I doubt it's actually true): Port Out Starboard Home. When travelling from England to India around the tip of Africa, it was favourable to have a cabin on the port side on the way to India and starboard on the way back as it would be in the shade most of the time and a little cooler in the sun, with a view of the land.

See also: Change tack / try a different tack, right the ship, stay the course, (to be) swamped, "At a rate of knots" (very fast), keep an even keel, keel over.
Today, Softr has officially launched a Google Sheets integration.

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With the addition of Google Sheets as a data source, we’ve reached the first milestone of becoming a data source agnostic platform. Over the course of this year, we will continue to add more data sources for different use cases like SQL databases, CRM, BigQuery, Rest API and other no-code backends.

To help more of you build powerful software, with this new launch, we are also publishing 20+ professionally created and designed internal tool templates for Employee Onboarding, Customer Feedback Management, KPI dashboard, Issue Tracking, Help Desk, Event Planning, and more!
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The basic file manamegment in windows is good. But its the inconsistency that kills it. Saving a file in the new word is ridiculously awful.

click on file, in the top menu bar. Instead of a drop down menu, a ribbon apears from the left. The word file is nowhere to be seen.

click on save, two columns appear, filling the entire screen. Left column: Onedrive, Sites, This PC, add a place, browse. Right column: a list of sharepoint locations, that i have visited recently, without any tree structure. I don't want to use any of the cloud solutions (onedrive, sites, any sharepoint), I want to store it locally.

click on This PC. The right column changes: file name, extension, new folder. But it doesn't tell me where I am on this PC, even though it shows me a couple subfolders. But it doesn't show my my current path. So I look back into the left column.

click on Browse. I get the old save menu, with a fully functioning explorer.
There was a system called cloud cabin that moved the bed up and down to cancel bumps. It wasn't perfect, but I got a reasonable nights rest on it
Open Brains
Babord is port in Norwegian. But starboard is styrbord which makes a lot of sense because the steering board, or oar, is on the steersman's right side.
Is base Emacs performance actually poor? I’ve generally found it to be pretty quick and it performs well in environments that other programs totally fail in, eg in a terminal or over X forwarding.
Consider that your experience is not everyone’s experience in America. My American wife was able to get emergency dental care within two hours at a dentist who she’d never seen before.

My Canadian uncle had to wait months for cancer specialists.
> Well, one of the core measures of a well-designed game (for a given player) is the felt experience of immersion, or flow. Specifically, an immersive game should hold the player in the flow channel at all times.

In life, that's not the case. We sometimes choose to do things that are frustrating or boring, because they must be done. Because they're worth doing. Not everything needs to be entertainment.

> Instead, I want to play an infinite game

That's why I came to believe in reincarnation, actually.

Life on its own can seem pretty meaningless -- you can try to learn all you want, achieve your wildest dreams, and then we all die and in a few centuries will be utterly forgotten.

A bit like how a single game of rock, paper, scissors is not especially interesting. There's no real strategy to a single game.

But repeated rock, paper, scissors, there are tournaments in that, computer engines, there are several strategies and ways to exploit other strategies. The "optimal" play (always random) is guaranteed to end in the middle of the pack. There's much more to think about.

So I choose to assume reincarnation exist (with no possible way to communicatie between lives). And now what I do in this life may influence my next one. Everything has more meaning, just by a simple assumption.
You can add https://www.ai21.com/ LLMs as well
In Spain a computer is an ordenador. Spaniards hate anglicisms. Car is coche, not carro, email is correo electronico, zipper is cremallera. Lots of others.
There are alternatives to all of those apps from F-Droid. I have stock Android, and it works just fine without logging into a Google account.
How is that lighter weight than a simple win32 app?
That reason is called tradition
iOS already shows ads in the Settings menu.
The fascinating war over the genealogy of the modern computer
Indeed you need LTO for generalized devirtualization, but guarded devirtualization, static classes and final can still help even without LTO.
> Does every program need to support offline account? (what about MMO games?)

MMOs are all about connecting to other other people, hard to do that offline. Reductio ad absurdum is not a valid argument for social issues.

I do however think that all multiplayer games should publicise their server components, at least when the operator shuts them down.

> What if I don't want to install a particular Windows update because I dislike something about it? Right now I can stay forever on an obsolete version (I assume), but that's not "equally represented" - my computer is broken now.

Security updates and bug fixes should not mean forced functionality changes, yes.
+1 Celery is awful. Gave up on it a few years ago Now just use simple asyncio scripts.
Float Compression 9: Lzsse and Lizard
There is no hadith with the negative phrasing Nupur Sharma used in her comments. As a politician in a country with religious tension, Sharma knew that her incendiary comments would inflame this tension.

The Supreme Court correctly assessed Sharma's comments as irresponsible and inflammatory, which even your LiveLaw link affirms:

> On July 1, a vacation bench comprising Justices Surya Kant and JB Pardiwala refused to entertain Sharma's petition. During the hearing, the bench made strong oral comments against Sharma, saying that she was "singlehandedly responsible for what is happening in the country". The bench said that being a spokesperson of a political party is not a license to make irresponsible comments. The bench had also said that the petition "smacks of arrogance that the Magistrates of the country are too small for her", and added that she should avail alternate remedies than approaching the Supreme Court. Following the critical remarks of the bench, Sharma's lawyer chose to withdraw the petition.

https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-protects-nu...

The fact that Sharma made incendiary comments does not justify any threat of violence against her. However, as a politician, she should have known better than to inflame the people she is assigned to serve. The BJP removed her from her position because her behavior made her unsuitable for representing the party.

Your accusation that I am "supporting Islamic barbarism" is unjustified and also against the HN guidelines (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html). Criticizing a politician for making incendiary statements is not the same thing as "supporting Islamic barbarism".
Thank you, you're kind!
Imagine they use word 'right' for 'left' but you don't know about it. How will you describe true left/right to them?
I remember some time ago Cisco Nexus equipment that had different catalog definitions in the NX series (2000/5000/7000/9000) of the Air Intake definitions of where the "Front" was in a Front to Back fan setup. You literally had to order skus with conflicting descriptions if you wanted a consistent system.
Ask HN: What are IT sub-fields that are less likely to be affected by AI?
I know, I know. Some argue that there is still long time before AI takes over programming completely (if it ever will). However, I really love this field (programming). I love putting pieces together to build useful systems, but I can't stop thinking about the fact that we are very close from AI taking over the majority of coding tasks and that it's a merely a matter of increasing the context length of GPTWhatever before it does what we can do.

My question is: what are the sub-fields within the IT space that are less likely to be taken over by AI completely? Or at least the ones that will be taken over last?

Here is what I think:
- Security: there will need to be security experts to fight back malicious attackers who use GPTs to launch attacks.
- Machine learning: it's obvious why.

I'm interested to know your thoughts on this.
They do put electronic advertising screens in front that collect "anonymous" mac addresses. They also put trackers inside the shopping carts to follow you inside the store. The client-card you use during checkout records your name, address and spending habits.

They don't need to sic a minion to sniff after you. The implication of buying condoms and then visiting the hotel only requires to correlate three tables.
> No, you never “catch up” unless you fire every software enginee

So Musk was following a playbook after all...
> coerce the artist into dying early

how do you know it's early?
Yup, I installed Gentoo more than a decade ago, I was about 13, and my native language is not English.

"Most" beginners just lack the patience and energy or motivation and cannot or do not want to follow instructions or read documentation at all.

If you do not have enough dedication, just go with a beginner-friendly distribution or whatever.
When it gets really confusing is when you are on a sailboat and get the command to pull 'altabasa' (you may know it's a type of rope, but no idea which one or even where is the pulling location).
Where does it say that all your business expenditure must be considered R&E and consequently are subject to the provisions of section 174?

Yes, if some of your expenditure falls under R&E, then you use section 174 which says any portion thereof involving software development must be amortized.

What’s described is a cause and effect relationship, not a global mutation of all expenses.
You could just shout ship's left or boat's left or shorten those to shleft or something, more intuitive than all those old terms