skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> you're arguing Max Mustermann has no stake in himself as individual

Not in this case.

I could, for example:

Liberty comes in many flavours, and maximising any one of them destroys all others. In this regard, it's like a geometric simplex[0]. The liberty of a cell to divide freely and without bound denies a human the liberty to live without cancer.

But that's not my point in this case.

> The reason that drugs and gambling are bad isn't because others supposedly "know" better, but because people as a collective will demonize and violate the rights of others when given an incentive. The wish to "help" or "save" is often a pretext for control.

Some may be — indeed, with regard to cannabis I would agree, this appears to have been the specific intent! — but I was thinking more of heroin when I wrote that, and heroin is something that even my most psychonautic acquaintance will not touch even once.

But, in certain cases, it is not only drugs which can be demonstrably an addiction, a condition where a person has already lost agency.

This can happen in other cases, and the threshold is arbitrary and does indeed vary with public mores that aren't always coherent let alone correct.

And I don't make any particular claim if in this case "addiction" is correct or not, only that it could be.

[0] more broadly, this is also why Goodhart's law[1] is a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplex

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
I can zoom in on an iPhone.

It’s 2008/2009
i’m sure the framing of this closure is evidence based. oh wait, this piece is sourced from the national review
Seems relevant to note that these charges failed..
There's nothing preventing anyone from mining blocks, either individually or in a pool, and broadcasting newly found blocks to the network to be permanently and uncensorably added to the ledger.
Pretty sure that Israel, for example, is selling it's Dollar reserves due to the strong dollar, to control it's currency.
Israel accumulated these reserves during when the NIS was strong to limit the opposite effect..
The "Bank failures" title is misleading, when only FDIC banks failures are included.
Ask HN: Why are there no 5G USB-C dongles for laptops?
I was deciding between a Macbook Air and framework laptop. I thought one way I can justify buying a Framework over MBA(and give up stellar battery life, proper sleep/instant wakeup function etc) is if it could be had with 5G connectivity that would allow me to use the laptop even while I''m on the train without drining my phone battery for a hotspot.

But, to my surprise, I could not find any 5G dongles that are cheap and available to buy easily...
I found one on an Austrian website intended for IOT uses coming at a price almost as that of a laptop.https://www.fts-hennig.at/netztechnik/router/mobilfunkrouter/hocell-5g-dongle-m210.html

What am I missing?
If my phone could have 5G and even my watch could have 5G for cheap, why not a laptop?
Amazing. Apart from the AI stuff, I think what really makes a difference is the very minimalist design which help reading and choosing more appropriately than a congested design with a lot of images.

Alternatively (or complementary), I would recommend https://ground.news/ which looks like a classic news outlet, but they pick only the relevant info and more importantly explains where the news fits in the political spectrum.
That's what ~every "cloud" database does because disks in the cloud are slow.
> Have you made any attempt at quantifying its biases? Both whether it considers left- or right-leaning articles

FWIW, when I read news I often cross check on different outlets to get a sense of the span, range and sometimes media blackouts, including the ones with extreme bias (like RT reporting on Ukraine). This can give a good reading of the meta-temperature of a developing or controversial situation with a lot of propaganda and bias. In some cases, less trustworthy outlets will cover stories that aren’t narrative-friendly to more reputable publications, and sometimes, those can be really important.

For a service like this, I’d much prefer something analogous to “here’s what different outlets are saying”, rather than trying to make its own judgment about bias.
UK Campaigning to replace the Monarchy with an elected head of state
he, and his company, are blatantly lying. they are simple scammers - much like the emails you get about penis pills.

20% of US families haven't even heard of his service. heck, not even 2%, not even 2% of the families who work in tech. US-wide, Maybe 20% know what an airtag is.

go to walmart, ask anyone there if they've heard of.. well, I forgot what his service is called already. best leave it at that. something about a new cryptocoin I think it was.
Bodybuilders are notoriously terrible at knowing why things work for them. They generally know one version of "what" works but the "why" is often rather made-up ex post facto.

That said, the "bodybuilding meta" regarding Bulking/Cutting has evolved in the past decade. Now it's widely accepted that bulking/cutting cycles are probably merely the most efficient way to grow big and only need to "look good" for shows 1-3 times per year. It's also becoming accepted that "recomposition" (losing fat and gaining muscle) is real, and a very useful practice for bodybuilders who need to look good year-round (fitness models, instagram models, social influencers). The year-round nature of daily/weekly direct engagement with fans has driven significant changes in the bodybuilding community.

These days, it's believed that recomposition is a valid strategy if you can afford the "slow and steady" pace. If you need to get as big as possible in a limited number of months, and only need to look perfect for a specific target time window, then "bulking and cutting" allows the fastest size growth in the available time (actors preparing for a specific upcoming role, bodybuilders who are competing in an upcoming show).

Note also that for most bodybuilders, the aggressive cutting phase requires a fairly large amount of steroids to minimize dramatic loss of muscle mass.
Love it, subscribed!
some thoughts:

- people are harping on bias, but I think they miss the point. Use the tool, get the tool result, and let god sort them out.

- Multilingual sources are core to the value proposition. Make it a community list with tags, e.g: a user from india add their favourite local UP political news source with tags [india] [politics]. then you can taylor the reports by interests (yes, like all news aggregation websites before. they do it because it's needed I think)

- likewise,store the summaries, then enable users to ask for a rewighing with their interests in the prompt, e.g: "I am a well educated, religious Emirati interested mainly in news about the wars and tensions in the middlke east, as well as car racing"

- get news by actual news, not by news source. E.g: get the embeddings of the news, cluster, get summarization of "best" sources of cluster with added info like likely primary source, histograms of reputation vs sentiment vs political leaning

- todays news give you also access to the comments, both on the site and e.g: on reddit and twitter. add maybe a comment summarization / sentiment analysis (e.g: 90% of comments on this new york post article were racist one-liners. Dicscusion on this Korean article revolve around effects on workforce mental health, etc)

- you mention cost: make accounts able to add their ChatGPT API keys, with an estimation of how much you'll use, ang keep these accounts free. For the others, warn that in time you'll add a small charge maybe?
Is there a way to walk it all back? It’s an issue that worries me to almost no end. Idealistically, I might say education could solve it, except that I see this huge lapse of empathy on the subject of surveillance that makes the education impractical past a point.
If you read the description in the link that's exactly there the idea is from!
I ran it on a modern desktop and was getting sub 1 token/s
imo it's the use of the word "secured" at all that's the problem, not the context to which it's applied. "Secured" can mean many things to many people, whereas "Encrypted" is much more descriptive as to what's actually happening and much less subject to interpretation.
Twitter allowing governments to post automated weather alerts ‘for free’
Different things work for different people.

To drop my spare kilos I only eat one meal a day which I think was the main reason to lose the spare tire.

I also reduced my carbohydrate intake, cut out sugars (including fruit juices), and try to avoid highly processed foods. I don’t do much exercise, and I do drink a moderate amount.

My one-meal technique does work for middle aged me. However I know others that need breakfast and lunch, and my technique can’t work for them.

I have friends who try much much harder than me at various techniques to lose weight, without good results. If I start lunching and dinnering (or just home snacking) then I do put weight back on.
I have one of these:

https://amazon.com/dp/B07G9J4745

and set it to 140, for nice warm coffee which it will maintain.

It works well with 24w, so usb-c should have more than enough power.
Idk why they are downvoting you... but this inflation issue is chronic here in Argentina and the cause is the govt printing money like there is no tomorrow. And the govt officials, aligned media and the like, all blame the "price makers" (from big corp to small bussiness). Seeing articles like this here is like a dejavu.
Most scales are rather inaccurate (it maybe 1 kg accuracy at best) and your weight fluctuates throughout the day.

Daily weighing at least allows you to calculate an average with trends and to see the fluctuations. It's a good information to have.
The nobility get to travel. The serfs have to stay and work for their lord.
> Crime and homelessness concerns were not cited as the precipitating factors, but they have been afflicting San Francisco for many months.

From the article, early paragraph.

Just like Walgreens and CVS, this store is closing for reasons entirely unrelated to shoplifting and crime but news publications will do anything for clicks. Massive department stores requiring hundreds of staff specializing in expensive goods are a very difficult business to operate in an increasingly online and remote world.
could it parallelize across multiple PCs ?
Exactly, this is a lot for something rarely going wrong,.and if going wrong pretty apparent what's wrong..

Also, that approach would need quite some extension for modern capabilities of pins and conflicting options across multiple registers (pin dir, pin mux and what else driver options)..
Also what about those pins you really need to be use in both directions (e.g. one wire protocol, or pins where you have your own mux behind), how to do that? The current approach does not look like supporting switching at runtime.. another complexity level added..
The UI is so good, feels natural to speak with it.
> AI weirdness seems to have become a specific aesthetic enjoyed by some people

Visual AI weirdness is an uneasy visceral feeling that approaches a level of worry that something is about to happen with your brain. Think like a migraine aura.
Especially not in the short term.
Man, I would not want to be your child.

The poster was asked to provide arguments to his opinion, and when he did, your only reaction is "how dare you call me a bad parent"? I bet you also believe physical violence is great because it is so convenient for parents - just beat their ass, and the little mofos become nice and docile. I mean, it's so hard to be a parent! After all, the poor parents are suffering so much, what's a little violence in comparison? Little shits should feel lucky they're getting beaten.
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And now that the fed said they will only "fully" back depositors in large banks that go under, there will be even more consolidation, so the next crash can consist of just one huge circle that acted gregariously and irresponsibly before its collapse, but no one could do anything because of its size.

What makes this even worse, is that Yellen would have lost nothing had she said they would back every bank and not just large banks - small bank failures are just not that common, and the risk is low, (and can be walked back in two years when the tension lowers).

Even worse, well over half of the SVB bailout went to <20 accounts.

IMO, they should have raised the amount that FDIC is insuring, which is unquestionably too low. [They still should do that.] They then should have insured everyone equally up to that point. And if Circle and Roku would lose 90% of their value from such a move, that beats the whole banking system consolidating into one or two massive players that can act with impunity.

OK, I am not an economist, and admit that I probably don't know what I am talking about, but HN is full of smart people with domain knowledge. Please (gently) broaden my perspective.
You followed CICO but ate unhealthily. I don't know what you expected. It should have been beyond obvious you'd need to meet some baseline of nutritional requirements or you'd not be satiated and feel like crap all the time.

The point of CICO is to remind yourself even if you eat healthy, if you eat more calories than you lose, you won't lose weight.
Sure there are manufacturers with higher resolution displays out there, but there is even more that still just run 1080p on these. Its not easy finding an AMD device with more than 1080p or maybe 1920x1200 even today, even on larger screen (15").
So yeah, its not 4k, but its not shabby either.
If a person burns 2000k at rest, and eats a 1500k a day, we could expect this person to lose 1lb every 1 week, give or take.

It's completely possible this person would see swings as much as 2lb up and down over that week. This tells them absolutely nothing about whether they are eating enough to lose weight or not.

I'm not saying every day weighing is useless, as it still covers the necessary bases. Just that it doesn't tell you a ton in the short term, or not appreciably more than weekly weighing.

I've swung 4lbs in a single day. How can that possibly jive with daily weighing in a way that makes any sense?

If you're someone locked on your diet and just tracking, it's probably fine. If you're someone tuning your diet, you're gonna make a lot of really bad decisions based on daily data.
And Russian navy ships stayed on top of the place of the explosions days before. I'm not sure who did it, but neither are you.
PS: (I am one of the founders) - you can write to us at founders@truefoundry.com
We can help understand your use case and try to suggest whatever is best from whatever is available in the ML Serving ecosystem.
You're looking for dependent types and while Rust has a limited form, it doesn't have them fully. Idris does, on the other hand.
at some point an 'iterative approach' degrades into 'got no idea what we're doing'
This is so frustrating. Removing edge is a tricky endeavor too, I wouldn't normally bother and I might have some nice things to say about Edge recently but these aggressive tactics just push me into completely nuking it from my machine.

They're reverting back to the anti-competitive methods they played in the 90's and 00's.
I hope she is aware of this surveillance and agreed to it?
there's also the purism phone that sort of becomes a laptop:

https://shop.puri.sm/shop/lapdock-kit/
I’m assuming the LOAD and STORE were not actual instructions but euphemisms for the variety of operations that touch memory.
This is click bait. Nordstrom just announced in March that they’re closing down all of their Canadian stores, most of which are in high end neighborhoods, and I highly doubt this is unrelated.
Maybe, or maybe not:

https://skeptoid.com/episodes/4818
Great idea, going to try it out.

The RSS feed combined with the source filtering idea would be great.
> Not if you tax low use more heavily than higher density uses and encourage building more housing supply.

If you tax land with higher taxes for lower density, then, yes, you’ll radically increase food costs.
UK Republicanism has very little (but growing) public support. People are deeply invested in the national emblems and will defend them even if rational cases for reform can be made. For the Brits this is NHS, BBC and Royal Family
> you will top the list of most internationally wanted criminals

Seems unlikely. Why do you think so?
There were many attempted communist revolutions around Europe in the late 19th century and the early 20th century. In most cases, large parts of the working class had decided that their own country was the enemy that had to be destroyed. They had no loyalty to the state, but they found natural allies in revolutionary communists in other countries.

You are talking about much later events.
You linked a dictionary definition which would qualify water as chemical. Even your own source disagrees with you.

The purpose of language is communication. If the 'practical' use of the word doesn't communicate anything, then the practical use is wrong.
From my post:

> It is significantly harder to do this if you're close to your frame's natural muscular limits, but most people aren't.

It is true that bulk/cut cycles are much more efficient at putting on mass and it's absolutely the path that anyone trying to min-max their gains should follow, but that's not the demographic we're talking about.

In general I would not assume that every body builder actually knows the science behind muscle growth, many are cargo culting a small number of serious people who do know the science and offer recommendations on the most effective ways to build muscle.
Oh, I surely think LLM's could help with the task of curation.
Maybe even spot lots of potential errors and flaws by themself, to get to the worst cases in the dataset faster. But to finally confirm or negate the actual data in question, there has to be at least one (not overworked) human in the loop (and many eyes would be better). Otherwise it will just reinforce the existing flaws.
Eating well is important, but in Sicily we have a huge weight problem now while eating tons of vegetables and so forth. If you eat too much, you eat too much.
Why is instinct not computable? That seems way easier to compute than rational thinking based on principles, it's just "if this, do that" and machine learning should be able to do that easily
No, it won't. This is silly.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/nist-post-quantum-surprise/
No since it’s stateful in the sense that inferencing is dependent on the past generated tokens.
the rent, as always: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_rent

and the companies do not want to compete: most modern large companies only exist as a _vehicle for investment_, and as such compete for shareholders, not consumers. Due to this, short-termism dominates: average CEO stays 4 years at a given company, and performance of the company after they leave is largely uncorrelated with their carreer success, while share prices during tenure actually does.

So they'll suck the blood from us, crash everything, and get a raise when politicians ask them very nicely to try and fix it. And while share prices will go down on the S&P, billionaires will gte richer, and hedges will make bank...
Although the size of the attacker is obviously critical, I wouldn't ignore the choice of targets either.

I'm not American and I opposed the invasion at the time, but it was harder to argue because Saddam's Iraq had very few redeeming qualities, had been waging aggressive wars of its own, and its main role in international trade was as a member of the OPEC cartel.

Whereas Ukraine, for all its problems, is a far more democratic county with far more friends, no history of aggression, and a critical source of food for many nations.

If Russia had invaded Belarus or Tajikistan instead of Ukraine, I doubt there would have been any real consequences.
Just have to imprison people. Those are free to be used as slave labour per constitution. They could even use AIs to invent crimes and evidence and then get them prosecuted by state money and reap the benefits of slave labour.
Factory pattern is still used in Python, for example in the popular huggingface library, Transformers.
Inflation is caused by an increase in the supply of money relative to the value of goods and services they represent. It's simply the Law of Supply & Demand in action.

Where did the extra money come from? The federal deficit creates the money to fund the deficit.

The future deficits in Biden's budget will cause a lot more inflation.

There's no such thing as a free lunch. We will all pay for those deficits.