skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Honestly? Most conservative discourse has gone down a pretty terrible rabbit hole. I’m happy to discuss economics, public safety, education, tax policy, military spending, healthcare reform, and many other government centric issues.

But all I see is disinformation, especially folks glued to cable news (they’re all profit centric with very sporadic integrity) that have never traveled outside the states, and have had no contact with a diverse, pluralistic society.

I see a lack of empathy for anyone that’s “different”.

I’ve watched our middle class get decimated by trickle down economics lies and blaming poor people for being poor.

I’ve watched the invention of healthcare for mass profit from Reagan’s presidency that’s made it nearly impossible for anyone to just relax.

I’ve watched college go from a Pell grant and a 10-hr/week job to the price of a house, also from Reagan’s presidency.

I’ve watch gun ownership rise to hundreds of millions sold including weapons that liquify human life and a party that can watch the outcome of child massacres and just look the other way.

I don’t need to sensor anyone. You can talk all you want. But I’m tired of the lies, the greed, the misogyny, and the hate.

I honestly don’t have a clue what non-liberals believe anymore. I can’t make sense of any of it.

Show me a conservative that actually cares about all of humanity and not just themselves.
No, the answer was 12.
George Washington's Teeth?
This FAQ very carefully navigates the reader through concerns about the origins of Washington's dentures.
Why not democratize it?
It's behind a paywall and I want to know the damn answer! -.-
How many of those cores were in network appliances?
in "Create Characters" page you can save characters(eg: jack), and later in the Prompt box in "Panel Creator" you can refer the characters with @ mention (eg: @jack looking at a phone) internally the prompt will be updated with the sub prompt for the character
> No one has ever explained the point of it to me either.

It makes sense if you use docker. Docker containers need somewhere to live. If you want two copies of your service alive at all times, K8s is the thing which will listen for crashes, and restart them, etc.
It's not the same thing, correct -- that is obvious, isn't it? But it is a related problem in the same vain.
> Adding "distinct" would have made it clearer, but it was obvious that the author meant distinct from reading the title alone.

It's math. No assumption is ever obvious. Only parts of some proofs are ever allowed to be called obvious.
> Sure, but that's sort of a triviality. It's true for any theory.

It is not a triviality. OP and many other people insist that nothing is important unless there is empirical evidence. Was there any empirical evidence that the Higgs boson is real and all competing theories are wrong before physicists spent billions of dollars to find it? Yet it was one of the most convincing theories, even if most of the evidence was theoretical, intuitive and aesthetic rather than empirical. I think you, as a former theoretical physicist, can come up with a dozen theories that are uglier but could fit old data just as well. The most trivial way to do it is just to say that in those experiment we should’ve expected those results and so on without any generalization. But of course numerous more sophisticated wrong theories would be possible. There is no theory that is so bad that it can’t be “fixed” with a few epicycles. By the way, Ptolemaic vs Copernician model is another good example of two different theories with similar or exactly the same fit w.r.t. to old experiments and observations.

> This, too, illustrates that experiments would be possible (and worthwhile) even without theory

That just illustrates that you can build a theoretical model with lots of free parameters and low interpretability.

> Note that I'm not at all trying to play down the role of theory.

Right. And I was just responding to OP who completely downplayed it.
> non-auditable firmware

APU2 ships with open-source coreboot firmware and DRTM-capable silicon for measured OS launch with TPM.
> IMO getting the bread right is the hard part

Do you have a good recipe? I've been wanting to add a really authentic Philly Cheesesteak to our menu at our bakery here in Vietnam but I don't have a lot of experience with that particular sandwich.

I know the American expats here would appreciate if we get it right though.
It doesn't matter if someone thinks Cantor "breaks the rules", or the square root of -1 "doesn't exist." The (majority of) mathematicians who take those as true have created a wealth of rigorous, interesting, and worthwhile results built on top of these concepts. I vehemently believe mathematics is more "abstract thought experiments" than "discoveries of universal truth".
They aren't the same. Climate change activism states that you - yes you - are a bad person for not radically changing your lifestyle. Those changes may not even be achievable, but that doesn't change your moral culpability. Through your wanton lust for warm homes and nice red meat you destroy the world leaving nothing for the children. It's an incredibly moralized story.

The other examples you name are different. IRA terrorism? Not caused by you, not influenceable by you, nobody claims it is. MAD? Likewise, it's all decisions by politicians you never met who live far away.

Also, IRA terrorism probably wasn't going to affect you or your children and
with MAD there was always a chance that it wouldn't happen. This was never in doubt.

The climate change narrative is uniquely calibrated to destroy people's mental health, and especially the mental health of over-socialized teenage girls, because it directly blames them for the worst possible things (literally the end of the world) and demands they change, whilst simultaneously telling them they actually can't change and the world is inevitably doomed no matter what. It also rather uniquely expects you to reject the evidence of your own eyes. The world is clearly not burning or on fire, the Pacific islands are clearly not sinking and politicians clearly do not believe there's any actual crisis, yet nobody is allowed to point those things out without social exile of the type that's especially dramatic for teenage girls.
There are Sigma Delta ADCs, which sample quantised to one bit at a higher frequency. They need to do some processing in the analogue domain though. IIRC you need to multiply the sample rate by 4*N to get the equivalent of an N but DAC
Here's that talk:

"Secret History of Silicon Valley"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTC_RxWN_xo
It’s from AI21
How would you move if they take away portability? Are you assuming sufficient warning before such a change?
That would not be enough. You need to implement the right to be forgotten of European citizens even if you are not offering services in the EU.

Rather, I wonder what would be the effect of this on open source weights, as they have the same issue of being able to produce personal data of European citizens.
You need to build a steady trickle of small wins outside of your work environment. These can be anything as long as they can be broken down into small, timeboxed, digestible, repeatable, and rewarding bits.

For example: find a local plant store, pick up some pothos[0], and get some roots going. Get two: one that's a little more established in soil and one that's just a bare cutting. All you need is a jar/glass/mug/bowl of water and a sunny spot.

Do not plan! Stop making plans and checklists and calendar events! Feel free to block off time on your calendar for self-care, which is your plant-tending experiment. No more lists or plans after this. You can plan this all in your head:

1. A plant piece (money optional)

2. A humid container (plastic lunch bag? old yogurt tub? something out of the recycling bin? use trash)

3. A sunny spot or a bright light (sun is free)

Just get some vines get the things to grow some roots[3]. Ask the friendly plant store person for some light nutrient solution, or get a tiny amount of Miracle-Gro and dissolve it in water. You don't need anything fancy, this is just an experiment.

Eventually the vine will start growing. After it forms roots and a few new nodes, you can cut it apart[1] and grow more roots. Keep repeating this process and propagating your vines. Do not stress about messing it up. There is an infinite amount of pothos vine out there. It propagates itself. Try rooting small sections until you can do it confidently.[2]

Take more cuttings, root them, grow them out, gift them to friends, give them away, etc.[3]

Alternatively: ask your plant store for leafless scraps of pothos (or philodendron, or similar) and try propagating from nothing[4]

Yes, your work output will suffer, and it should suffer considering the amount of suffering you've done for it!

What helped me was accepting that there was an infinite amount of work to be done in the world, and that working generated more future work. There is no shortage of pending work, and the overall to-do list is endless much like a river is endless. You don't need to tame the river, but it is useful for navigating the environment. Don't hyperfocus on the river, don't fetishize the river, and stop trying to rapidly get to somewhere else via the river. Splash around, do the basic chores, and hang out by the riverbank and watch things happen.

This probably sounds very stupid right now. Feel free to email me. There are some chemical shortcuts one can take, but that's outside the scope of this post.

[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epipremnum_aureum

[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5FfQ_nWrxo

[2]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8D89Ia_phck

[3]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uihDjFj3X8

[4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uihDjFj3X8
if it was real it would imply there's a third satellite trailing behind
And then there's PHP => https://3v4l.org/QWjkB#v7.4.32

(at least until v7)
Well, sure, but what’s the point of the whole ecosystem?
Unlikely. The attack spans multiple wallets
There's always the precedent that AI generated work is cannot be copyrighted.
Those are people not databases. But yes, if you imitate too closely and generate profit it's called ip theft, copyright infringement, or plagiarism.
Revealed: The lies exposing Letting Cloud's fake Airbnb acquisition
Only if you define any driver as "malware". SecuROM didn't actually come with malware in the way normal people define it, it was just described that way by salty pirates.
RIP imgur

Tech companies deciding to not allow any vulgar content is seriously a bizarre "value" to uphold in the age of the internet.
That’s only true if you have to circumvent encryption.
Turning off the transistor is only the last step and the previous steps like detection take up space. Digital CMOS is bi-state and the pin is tri-state, therefore you can conclude that there are additional components involved to achieve the third state. Spiking can be caused by suddenly shutting off current through a parasitic inductance because it sort of has inertia and can't stop immediately.
It isn’t tho. You don’t win in life by having the biggest number in your investment account when they put you in the ground. Typical advice here is to spend money on experiences and not “stuff” but it sounds like gp cant even do that
As an Illinois resident, I'm going to guess I'll be getting a check from openai for some biometric privacy violation at some point in the future...
Not necessarily. It depends on whether this increase is just natural long term variance. The charts Haidt shows are very truncated. Data about suicides exists for far longer than the lines he shows.
> "OK, but how to explain the lack perspective change of ground features in this vid?"

I guess it is explained by the "or a parallax effect caused by a moving and rotating camera pointing at a static object." part of GP post.
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> Endless cheap entertainment for the masses

I wonder if article titles will never again be factual or even correlate with the article text
not that far from the theoretical thermodynamic efficiency limit

This is an interesting comment. It is not my field of expertise, but I am interested to learn more. Can you share more info or maybe a paper/blog? Thanks.
I think they mean more a currency with libertarian aspirations, not a currency for libertarians. There is certainly an anti-state, above the law sentiment prominent in the ecosystem.
Former WeWork office building in San Francisco sees value slashed by about 66%
Native Alaskan Language Reshapes Mathematics
Hm the opinion of Ireland's 9th richest person - a past banker, current businessman and financier - on the housing market, this should be interesting.

(Maybe he could offer to pay for the refurbishment of the the Taoiseach's yacht (again), in an effort to influence housing policy?)
Therapists have a long history of creating entirely false memories in children, telling them that they were abused by satanists as a child! Teenagers often go through some depression-like episodes due to love interests or whatever, so telling them they're medically depressed is a much smaller leap than what came previously.
Consider the following sets: the primes (let's call it P), the odd numbers (let's call that O), the odd numbers except for 3 (and let's call this O3).

Using your definition O would be equal in size to P, P would be equal in size to O3, but O3 would be smaller in size than O.
I've tried to explain this before but it's been pretty negatively received. The assumption that safety critical systems on jet aircraft have triple redundancy is a misconception. At least in so far as any kind of automated, transparent to the pilot, monitoring and switching.

For example, the front of the 737 does have 3 pitot tubes. However, these drive the air data computers for the pilot and the copilot positions. The 3rd one drives a small set of backup instruments. A fourth at the rear of the plane is an input to the hydraulic pitch and feel computer. The Airbus is closer to what some might imagine but the switch between the 3 data sources is still manual (AF447 might have reached Paris if this wasn't the case).

There is another argument that adding more AoA sensors would have had a negligible impact on safety given they are exposed to the same environmental conditions. The main outcome was limiting the authority of the system, it would have prevented both accidents.
I’m not.

It’s more that I’m aware of
MR equipment costs, and I can’t see the equipment being discounted.
GDPR is the best thing since sliced bread
When you can go to old.reddit.com to view it, they're not actually forcing anyone.
Yeah one of the vendors I mentioned above sells batteries with exactly that functionality -- if the temperature is too low, the BMS disconnects and the heating circuit is powered by the incoming energy (whatever the source might be) until the cells are warm enough: https://www.canbat.com/product/12v-100ah-cold-weather-lithiu...
Almost certainly he's speaking without thinking about what this means.
The firmware etched into the CPU is not open source, nor is the firmware loaded by coreboot or your operating system.
I'll never understand people who actively use Imgur as if it's a social network.
This is a lot of assertions of fact, almost all of which either don't match my understanding of the situation, or are things that I don't understand how could be known so definitively.

Also, this is speaking in a way that might sound like some referencing some legal standard, or being an exhaustive or overwhelming philosophical analysis. But, even were these assertions true, I suggest that the argument is missing the issue raised.

Specifically, the image used as an example of 'ok' in one part of the Imgur policy document arguably hits all over the specific language of the harassment section of the same document. See quoted parts.

It seems an incredibly poor example to choose, and it's arguably a renewed instance of harassing image posting by their own definitions.
How much do we wager this is an internal decision, versus how much do we think this is a result of external forces? Have various assorted governments just made life a total pain I the ass, or is Imgur no longer interested in being the image server of the internet?

This feels like yet another recent chilling case where Barlow's Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace should probably be rolled out. Where shitty governmental fear mongering trash again just makes being online in authentic & dirty ways harder & harder.
and this is their response, so you were perfectly right

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>You're running a one-person troll farm? Please reconsider your choices in life.

how else do journalists write this articles on internet hate mobs?
That said, watching the Comac C919 shitshow (14 years and still not in revenue service, and this is for a 737/A320 clone), I'm not holding my breath.

This is true, but this is also a command economy. They can do that for a long time. At least 10 more years with gov't support. They'll get there eventually, plus the order book is essentially infinitely large because gov't will immediately force all domestic carriers to cancel foreign orders and only buy Comac C919. I am guessing it can handle 100% of internal flights (size / distance / etc.)
> A380s are not very fuel efficient.

I won't stand for A380 slander. They are very fuel efficient per passenger provided that you fill up the plane. Unfortunately many airlines had issues filling up the entire plane with passengers.
https://stallman.org/facebook-presence.html
Yes, worth it.

In my case, before the split keyboard I had severe pain in my wrists, and after the switch, it’s gone. There is an adjustment period, but the benefits are definitely worth the annoyance.
Use docker compose or portainer
> One of the slides that Kirkpatrick used in his testimony showed the geographic areas where UAP sightings happen the most, which coincided with locations around the world where there are known to be U.S. military installations.

Had a good chuckle at that one. I assume it was the journalist who added the ominous "coincides with military installations". You don't get sightings where you have no presence!

Actually that makes me want to play a round of UFO Enemy Unknown! Great game.
AI's hot-take on how people park is all too real.
It doesn't make sense at all, if you see them as a sequence (which is wrong, sets are not ordered) then after taking the first 3 elements the odd numbers are at 5 and the naturals are only at 3, clearly the odd numbers are approaching infinity faster.

If you don't see sets as a sequence then neither is approaching anything.
While impressive technically I am very curious how well these kinds of hyper-realistic games will work in terms of gameplay compared to their more arcadey counterparts, I'm not convinced people will prefer them to regular shooters after the shock of the graphics wears off. I think this kind of thing could be crazy for VR though where more natural movement is preferred.
Most of the graphs he shows actually inflect earlier, around 2010 or so. This is around the time the media to start systematically hardening its line on all things climate, and the "great awokening" that started flooding the news with claims the world was dominated by systemic hate and -isms. The two are related, both being ideological in nature.
Honestly even with default QWERTY/Z layout they are worth it.

Better typing position for hands, and the most underrated bonus - you can put ANYTHING between two halves.

Pen and paper + notes for solving harder problems? no problem

coffee mug and/or plate with breakfast? no problem.

Cellphone? also not a problem.

Honestly for pure programming don't focus on typing speed, as bulk of the work happens in the mind.
In that case it's the opposite though: science taking an almost free ride on the coattails of spending that was originally budgeted as military.
> You're missing the fact that I'm also growing said trees.

But you can grow trees and capture carbon anyway, and not burn them.
For decade, it is the dream of Google and co to have "webapp desktop app" and so the browser could become a kind of app store.

But I think that most users don't care and don't want to "install" webapp in their desktops.
And it'll all be thanks to tightening monetary policy!

Which is lighthearted, but not a joke. Economic theory says that the economic cycle helps to free up misallocated resources.
should work on Mobile, but desktop would provide best experience. Other than Manga, it supports DC/Marvel style which uses a model trained specifically on western comics, but there is always the "General" style which is the base stable diffusion model which can create any style with a bit of prompt engineering
On a Proof of Inequality of P vs NP based on Boolean gates