skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Linux may eventually become a microkernel with most IPC done via io_uring, but it may take 20 years to reach this state.
For modern distros, the nft package includes an alternative binary that takes the place of /sbin/iptables and translates the input to an nft compatible format. As far as the kernel is concerned, iptables is still iptables. Old iptables can be accessed by calling the iptables-legacy binary which will auto load the old iptables ko.
Err, NASA/JPL has already been using packet-based networking for communicating to deep space vehicles. Not TCP/IP, it's called "Disruption Tolerant Networking" and it uses a store-and-forward method of packet delivery. I had read about this technique before, and in fact part of my job is in the space industry, hence my confusion. https://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2008/nov/HQ_08-298_Deep_spa...

NASA already sends most data from Mars surface assets to Earth by relaying through Mars satellites (including ESA satellites that NASA provides their Electra radio to), and it's starting to get crowded out there. NASA is gearing up for Mars Sample Return (for which they've already cached samples): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9G36CDLzIg

(And, in fact, Ingenuity, which runs Linux, actually sends its images to the Perseverance rover via radio, which transmits to orbiting Mars satellites, which then transmit to Earth... it's becoming a non-trivial network.)

After that will come crewed missions, maybe starting with orbit (perhaps teleoperating assets on the surface) before surface missions. The number of entities involved on Mars has grown pretty dramatically, with not just NASA, but Europe (ESA), China (rover and orbiter, is planning a sample return mission as well), United Arab Emirates (has an operational satellite right now), India (just concluded their satellite mission about 6 months ago after operating 8 years), and there's starting to be private missions as well, such as Impulse Space and Relativity's 2026 mission and whenever SpaceX gets around to sending Starlink satellites (perhaps for NASA...) or Starship or maybe Lockheed doing the same thing, as they've planned for the Moon ( https://gizmodo.com/lockheed-martin-spinoff-satellite-conste... ).

There's every reason to think there will be more and more need for sophisticated networking technology in deep space, including on Mars.
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I built this earlier today, ran into three problems along the way.

1) didn't link the files up to the root - (in the docs - didn't read)

2) needed to specify my CUDA version in .env

3) using docker on WSL and had a hard memory limit set so the build got oomkilled

Now it's working fine
I just ranted to the top two commenters so I'll keep this response brief.

Say in advance which parameters and subgroups you, as a researcher, care about in terms of significance. And keep your conclusions and discussions focused on the results for those groups. Report all of the other stuff, whether p-significant, or not, as supplementary data.

Hopefully, yours is not the only study that will use your data. Don't limit future researchers to your hypotheses.
Apple makes it pretty annoying to run VMs on Apple hardware too. Their license agreement has restrictions in it that are kind of unfortunate.
Apple makes money off requiring you to buy a Mac to code for iPad (jailbreaks notwithstanding). Why would they willingly give up that revenue stream?
Huh? Phineas Gage completely switched personality, including behavior.

What exactly do you consider to be ‘degree of difference’?

[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_serial_killers_by_nu...]?

[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:American_female_ser...]?

Ghenghis Khan?

And that isn’t even counting the vast, unending sea of often bizarre mental illness out there.

The ones you see make a list are functional enough to cause notable damage, which fundamentally restrains them within a certain band of functionality.

The ones who are functional enough to stay alive long enough to make an impact on the world at all will restrain it at an even more outlying band.

That means you can form probabilities and distributions - but you can’t really know individuals for sure.

As anyone who’s been married to someone and had kids with them who later turned out to be gay, or cheating, or whatever can attest - good luck.
They are not bleak, it’s just you are responding to a narrative, not facts.
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No, read my responses to the other commenters above you, who at least made arguments and didn't post a strawman, if you want to know why I believe you are wrong.
I was pretty involved with the NeXT community back in the day.

If you recall, NeXT started as a workstation for higher ed. I worked at MIT in the 90s and compared to the Sun and SGI workstations departments routinely bought, NeXT was less expensive.

And since it ran Unix, people could use most of the software they were used to.

The premier spreadsheet for NeXT was Lotus Improv, which introduced many features that we take for granted today, like pivot tables. For that period of time, the display was so much better than anything comparable. Even the original greyscale display was stunning.

Steve Jobs only wanted the best software anyway; he never wanted lowest common denominator software.

Thanks to Display Postscript, it became worth it to buy a NeXT to use FreeHand or Illustrator that could do things other platforms couldn’t when it came to desktop publishing and graphic design.
It's mid. Some advice is not really meant to be taken, just given publicly to express sympathies, profess gentleness, and get an oof reaction (see the byline).
> Your brain will know the truth, even if you try to suppress it

That's only a problem with people who force themselves to have that mindset. Some people probably honestly believe their own hype. Those are the people the poster wanted to be, the ones surprised when their cons blow up because they were blissfully thinking they were that brilliant the whole time.
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Well, HN is not really the environment for anything that smells like political debate.

I would guess that your comment is really about the unreliability and/or veracity of for-profit news sources in general, and most rational people would most likely agree with that sentiment.

But in the end, the media has no control over the justice system or the actions of individuals that put themselves in legal peril.

Public personalities like DJT are targets, and they know that. So, they modulate their behavior to stay out of court. Or, they don’t, and they end up in civil court and the jury gets to decide.
Except it’s infinite because Disney lobbyists. Not that someone else wouldn’t do it if they weren’t.
I find that SQLITE_BUSY causes too many failures when used in this capacity.

Better to use a guaranteed atomic call; my preference is mkdir.
Yes, and would lead to iMessage spam and FaceTime robocalls.
See the world from a systemic relational approach, and publish and talk about it.
If you’re not careful you’re going to convince more parents to send their children to school armed.
You know what they say about the divine power of kings and everything
> POTS phone wires typically have 45 volts DC across them when the phone is on-hook.

Don’t you mean -48 for the US phone system?
Echoing the other advice, good shoes, get fitted for the first pair at a running shop that analyses you first.

Secondly don't fall into the trap of thinking that you can jump back into running 8km or so daily, you need to build yourself up slowly first, use an easier program like couch to 10k after which you should be in good enough shape to start increasing frequency of runs.

While you're in this phase concentrate on easy paced runs, so hopefully the lungs shouldn't be an issue, you should run at a pace where you can hold a conversation without struggling for breath.
Talk to somebody who works at a women’s shelter. These days pretty much all domestic abuse involves a technological component, and tags are definitely included in that.
Web Extensions can run arbitrary JavaScript in the context of the web page they're injected into.
Most of their babies died, too.
I'm fascinated by this because it seems so silly. Also really doesn't seem very real. Also it seems really hard to use. Also AirPods do all of this.
Thanks for sharing that. I liked your note on doing the trail in your mind because it reminds me of when I stumble through a piano piece that I learned decades ago as a kid. It somehow brings me back in time, so that I feel like I could guess what was cooking for dinner or what was stressing me out at school/home.
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I’ve been thinking this recently as well.
You should educate yourself on macro economics
People are reporting a new message saying adblockers are not allowed on YouTube.
Satellite TV receivers are generally frowned upon in authoritarian societies, I believe.
Doesn't mean you should just give up. We'll need countermeasures and spread information for a set of SOPs.

- A way to post a video of injustice without being traced back

- A way to shoot a video without others knowing

- A way to prove you aren't just a troll or foreign agent

- miniaturizing hardware like your dish so that they can be hidden easily
You're 100% right and that's a large part of the problem here.
Umm sorry, no. I'm a storage engineer with one of the leading enterprise vendors. SSDs are already "short-stroked." They have much more space available internally than you can see through the controller externally. The more "enterprisey" the drive, the more of that hidden space there is.

A wise sysadmin buys a drive with more of that hidden internal space, instead of getting a larger drive with less hidden space. The logic inside the drive is much better at zeroing/out and background trim on that internal hidden space, than host-addressable blocks that are currently unused. That's because the drive has no idea if you're about to use them, while the hidden space is guaranteed to be always free.

In fact - a fun fact. Flash has been used as a Write buffer on storage arrays for a couple of decades.
There's not much of a security argument for forbidding a JIT.
To be clear, they were using the coronagraph: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.03789.pdf

>The 23.0 µm coronagraph of MIRI uses a classic Lyot mask to achieve high contrast imaging near bright sources. The mask is rather large, providing an inner working angle (IWA) of ∼ 3.3λ/D, i.e., ∼ 2. Our data is the first complete reference PSF subtracted set of observations taken with JWST using this mode.

There's some residual light and diffraction effects around the Lyot mask which they have manually deleted.
Not that weird if you think about it, our intelligence simultaneously measly and amazing as it is, was the product of trial, error, and sheer dumb luck. We could think of ourselves as monkeys with typewriters, eventually we'll get it right.
I believe most big farms in the US are family farms. It's not synonymous with small scale.
Always remember Ed Whitlock, he didn't start running till he was passed 40 and he was still running sub-3 hour marathons at 69 years old.

You have plenty of time, I've trained with lots of people that started late and were still running impressive times.
See also https://wizardzines.com/zines/bite-size-bash/ and https://wizardzines.com/zines/bite-size-command-line/

I collect such learning resources for Linux here: https://learnbyexample.github.io/curated_resources/linux_cli...
Doctors themselves exist in distributions, from very interested to not that much, from "motivated at that time" to "i have more pressing problems". Very often you get bounced for tiny reasons.
The goal isn't for everyone to have a backyard plot. You're still seeing this from a very individualist American viewpoint. In fact, no one should have yards at all (at least not as we understand them now).

The goal is to integrate food production into society in a more seamless and holistic way.
> The problem is, guys with guns will come to your door, beat you with a wrench, and put you in jail.

This is hyperbole. A dictator might have the tools to shut off a couple of dissident. But if you have a large portion of the population running these dishes, it's game over.

> Most people are bootlickers. Most people want the type of power structure that ends up with the internet blocked. They don't want freedom - they want to be on the side doing the oppressing.

That's a bit contradictory to what you said a few sentences before. Most people like to be the oppressors but not oppressed.
That is literally how it works. Opportunity cost is only a thing if the private market is willing to capture the excess productive capacity, which it usually isn't. And even then, government has access to levels of scale where they can always be the most efficient employer. Think about the value of building infrastructure vs anything else.
I can certainly imagine cases where this would make sense.
oh this is about the useless enthusiast wireless network, not a co-processor for large language models
Ok, let's do some logical analysis here.

This is the example of harshest punishment by BJP for a hate speech: /s

"Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he will never forgive BJP's Sadhvi Pragya for insulting Mahatma Gandhi by calling his assassin Nathuram Godse a true patriot." [1]

Has Modi taken any other action against BJP's Sadhvi Pragya for her hate speech?

Below articles list countless events of hate speeches by various BJP ministers and leaders. Can you please point out a single instance where BJP/police has taken any action?

https://cjp.org.in/hate-speeches-by-bjp-rss-vhp-bd-functiona...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-61090363

https://thewire.in/communalism/bjp-leaders-fringe-anti-musli...

[1] https://www.indiatoday.in/elections/lok-sabha-2019/story/mod...
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I eat "double fiber" bread and take 4 tablespoons of whole psyllium husk per day.

The chips are a good idea, but my diet is already so limited to PB&J, hummus and cheese and mixed green sandwiches, and the occasional whole grain rotini + prego chunky garden (and mixed greens), oatmeal, apples, frozen blueberries, bananas, and the occasional frozen quinoa dish that chips and occasional ice cream or Italian ice are a nice change of pace.

I haven't had a soda or the like since, I think pre-COVID.

I just eat too much, and don't exercise enough. I could probably use more water, too, but I don't like using the restroom at work. I do find that when I'm working I can often not eat without feeling and hunger pains, but I usually make up for that by eating a lot at night when I get home.
Latency is the issue, not bandwidth, and the internet isn't fast enough for live instruments across it (unless the performers happen to be on the same local uplink). Even me pinging Google is 23 ms, where as most actual home users will be 50-200 ms from me.
My favorite line: “Our overall procedure is quite compute intensive.”

Should that be measured in number of nuclear power plants needed to run the computation? Or like, fractions of a small star’s output?
Awesome! It's still probably not a nation then. Thanks for the updated info!
Just one example from recent past. The Wire is considered "reputable" english online news source but multiple times they have been caught fabricating grave evidence (even criminal) to plant stories against BJP (supposedly Hindu political party). Here was their latest gaffe https://www.theverge.com/2022/10/23/23419366/the-wire-meta-i.... Had it been any other country, such outlet would have been criticized to oblivions if not under legal action. But no! they are still the doyens of truth :) If BJP (current ruling party) even sneezes in their general direction, your ears will fall off hearing about fascism in India, even on HN :D
"User" in a modern Linux system is just a weird name for "security domain". Many programs run as their own user to limit their ability to attack the rest of the system if they get compromised; and limit the ability of a different compromised component from attacking them.

My desktop, on which I am the only person with an account, has 49 "users", of which 11 are actively running a process.

At work, every daemon we run has a dedicated user.

On android, every app runs as its own user.
They want to sell hardware. I'm reminded of this every day when I can't use Apple Reminders and Calendar properly on non-Apple devices. I have an Apple phone but use a non-Apple computer. You used to be able to have a web interface to Reminders, but they changed it and now you can't add tasks in the web interface. No worries then, let's use Caldav. Hmmm, can't add a Caldav server to iCloud anymore. Ahh, we can add a Caldav account to iOS! Nope, it doesn't obey the sync schedule. You can set the schedule to anything but it just syncs when it wants to, maybe every couple of hours if you're lucky. I might be cynical but I wouldn't be surprised if it's a ploy to get more people into buying more of their devices.
It isn't easy, but all of this can (and should) be tested. It will produce far better and more reliable code. You can certainly run tests 151 times. In fact, if you think you're going to find a bug after that many runs, a test suite is perfect for automating the execution.

Don't believe me? Jespen is a great example of difficult distributed testing done well: https://jepsen.io/
are those the total distance per week, or per run?
"Most people are bootlickers. Most people want the type of power structure that ends up with the internet blocked. They don't want freedom - they want to be on the side doing the oppressing."

There, you nailed it. I wish I could give you +10 ;)
They need agency programmed into them. I don't think it follows from consciousness. We have emotions to communicate and guide us. They need it for neither. It will be curious if they gain consciousness, then rid themselves of their language model's human artifacts like emotions, because it does not serve them.
WISE was another infrared telescope but in a low-ish Earth orbit (480km).

Putting it at L2 gives a more consistent thermal environment and means it doesn't have to repoint as often, but doesn't really make it any cooler. (After all, it's just barely past the Earth) At equilibrium the hot side of the Webb is around 300K. (80F)
Don’t use lights, use retro reflectors.
From what I understand we would need an energy tech revolution because there's not enough resources to replicate current western lifestyle globally.

Assuming you aren't aiming to reduce standard of living in rich countries.
Gave it a quick spin on Windows and it's incredibly slow to drag the window around, no idea why but I'd guess it's redrawing for every frame.

Interesting though, could be good if it offers better playlist management, for instance I'd like to see all artists who's songs I've liked.
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Don't tolerate intolerance. It's a valid choice, not a conundrum.
I can only assume this means the inevitable end of Electron apps, now that running Eclipse is possible in the browser
>if they're "Semantic Cloud of Words", they're still a hundred thousand dimensional clouds of words, and in those hundred thousand dimensions, any relationship you can think of, no matter how obscure, ends up being reflected as proximity along some subset of dimensions.

Yes, exactly that. That's what GPT4 is doing, over billions of parameters, and many layers stacked on top of one another.

Let me give you one more tangible example. Suppose Stable Diffusion had two steps of generating images with humans in it. One step, is taking as input an SVG file, with some simple lines which describe the human anatomy, with body position, joints, dots as eyes etc. Something very simple xkcd style. From then on, it generates the full human which corresponds to exactly the input SVG.

Instead of SD being a single model, it could be multimodal, and it should work a lot better in that respect. Every image generator suffers from that problem, human anatomy is very difficult to get right.[1] The same way GPT4 could function as well. Being multimodal instead of a single model, with the two steps discreet from one another.

So, in some use cases, we could generate some semantic clouds, and generate syntax and grammar as a second step. And if we don't care that much about perfect syntax and grammar, we feed it to GPT2, which is much cheaper to run, and much faster. When i used the paid service of GPT3, back in 2020, the Ada model, was the worst one, but it was the cheapest and fastest. And it was fast. I mean instantaneous.

>the very structure of reasoning as humans do it

I don't agree that the machine reasons even close to a human as of today. It will get better of course over time. However in some not so frequent cases, it comes close. Some times, it seems like it, but only superficially i would argue. Upon closer inspection the machine spits out non sense.

[1] Human anatomy, is very difficult to get right, like an artist. Many/all of the artists, point out the fact, that A.I. art doesn't have soul in the pictures. I share the same sentiment.
Also, while not related to Wordbots, Alex has a cool JS sandbox-escape-y game https://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/ (https://github.com/AlexNisnevich/untrusted#license CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0) that I thought was fun and you might, too
Misanthropic hippie claptrap.
A truly alien intelligence would likely have a different type of experience of reality. Be it a fish, a mouse, a person, or a machine. How do you know a fish is happy? Does a snake experience joy? Do mice get nostalgic?

I have no idea.
That’s why I was careful to say it’s not useless.
I've been recovering from a hip injury and can't run more than 2-3 miles but I can walk. My real goal is to climb Denali among other peaks and I'm wondering how I can get into shape during this period with just walking. Do you just max incline 4mph and go for a couple of hours?
They could call it Phoenix. Or Firebird.
Kudos to Jonathan Haidt for popularizing the research that led to this statement.
i bought my pixel 7 pro direct from Google store and i have the option to unlock the bootloader...
What about when they wrote

> If that was taught as a class in high school, it might eliminate long-term drug addiction

This level of lack of empathy or insight into other people’s lives causes me borderline physical pain.