skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The UK government will never pass legislation to increase transparency to their own conduct (I doubt any government would), so encryption and opacity will remain.
It's interesting that you call that area (from the TV show) a mall. It would never have occurred to me to call it that, it's just a normal mixed-use walkable part of a city.
> Engine noise nowadays is a lot less of a problem than tire noise, especially with cars going 50km/h+

True, I live next to a 60km/h road (so everyone drives 80km/h at least) and I have been noticing that EV's are just as loud as ICE cars. The only difference is the ICE's have an additional tone to them, but that doesn't make them much louder to me, just different. However the real issue is motorbikes and mopeds which don't have any exhaust dampening (or removed it).
Kind of leaving out the main point there. People don't use a lot of water. Industry and Farming do. We depend on both of those for...pretty much our entire society.
The fact you were downvoted is pretty good evidence that we'll commit a mass extinction on par with the great oxygenation, denying it the whole way.
I personally think the ability for a company to implement AI solutions is a bit overstated in discussions. Having worked across multiple industries in my career, I’ve rarely seen companies ready to integrate/implement even simple software solutions due to either managerial incompetence or structural/procedural deficiencies. Sure they could contract some third party to implement them, but we all know what a battle contractors can be sometimes.
right, but they have a close association as OP says, and RDF is wrongly dismissed for similar reasons as XML (too complex, too much ceremony, too difficult, not enough value)
Not everyone is willing to pull a trigger. For safety I think it would be better they mount AI assisted machine gun turrets to the ceiling of the classroom.

So if it detects a gun it'll shoot the target without worry of hesitation or other forms of human error.
Urban core traffic is slow moving and dominated by engine noise. In fact it’s generally dominated by public transit noise - massive double length buses, of services - garbage trucks. Tire noise is more an issue for folks living next to high traffic thru routes.
Wouldn't really call it middle class if a lower five digit sum is a major inconvenience. Probably the problem is more that there is not much middle class left nowadays and most people are lower class.
Does anyone have a good comprehensive source for arguments against such a move, books or articles? I'd like to bolster my own stance on the subject.
Printing money doesn’t create net wealth even if it seems like it should you just get inflation.

Dictators are wealthy because even taking a few dollars per month from millions of people adds up fast.
I think Rust is "C done right". It feels more like C than C++.

To do C++ right, you'd need to do "marriage of OOP and low level programming" right, which is probably impossible because it's the most cursed combination of ideas ever conceived.

WAIT, I take it back -- D improves on C++, so it's "C++ done right". :D
My short list of expected requirements for an Apple HMD to be released, I posted on Twitter a while ago.

- Continual eye contact (reverse passthrough)

- All day wearable (not all day use)

- Rapid toggling of AR (via flip-up, probably)

- Fashnionable to wear when powered off

I believe this article confirms all of these now, and if that's the case I believe they may have cracked the code. All of these need to be there imo for this to be the beginning of the shift to mainstreaming of AR/VR.
I agree that there are no unified "best practices". But, I'm sure most understand that what we mean are "some good practices, and definitely try to avoid some problematic ones".
I have access to Claude; it's OK but I don't find it of the same standard as GPT-4, although I don't use it for anything particularly interesting.
I recently moved from a forested mountain to the center if a very small city. Even though there is a freeway 1/2 mile away road noise isn't bad as this area still has significant WFH %.

It did take me 6 months to adapt to the very frequent emergency sirens, mostly fire/ambulance. It was jarring at first but now I've mostly tuned that out.

Then there's garbage trucks with their very loud backup beeps several mornings per week, and construction noise that starts every morning at 5am.

The worst are people who double honk every time they go around a corner in a parking garage, even at 11pm. That's not really a thing in this area so I'm assuming they learned that habit elsewhere.
I am a bit worried that AGI as a goal post is too far already.

We have this idea that once we get to AGI we stop research, or that’s when we put a pause and think about how we are going to use this technology responsibility.

I think the issue is, if the computer is more intelligent and capable than 10% of people, then it will already vastly change our world (we’re probably close to this or surpassed it)
I don't think it's sarcastic. COSMIC is still early in development and they're contributing upstream to Iced to improve it. And as the Iced repo[1] itself says, "Iced is currently experimental software".

1: https://github.com/iced-rs/iced
With dependency order you mean dependants before dependencies? (and dependencies lazily when they are requested again by the dependant)

If you update dependencies before dependants, the dependant might not depend on all it's dependencies anymore (because a derived might depend on A only if the observable B is true) and you do too much work/run into glitches.
> If nestle had to use Sea water to fill their bottles I bet they would have a cheap way to do it right quick

Why? Nestle just passes the cost on to the consumer, because where else are they gonna go?
Very neat! Did you consider using podcasts?

You can change the album art with Chapter Art defined in the podcast feed.

That way the audio track would remain “whole” and the xml feed would do the work of changing album covers.

I do not know the frequency of changes (see the chapter length) you can make, or if there are any limits to the numbers of chapters per podcast.

Assuming a high enough frequency is permissible, you might get your shot at “video” again.

Check out the ATP.fm podcast - they occasionally use chapter art.

Also, checkout Forecast by Overcast which can help you set chapter art.

https://overcast.fm/forecast

Good luck with your venture!!
You can have it for reasons other than memory safety, for example signed integer overflow is UB in C and C++ (but not in Rust). However, higher level languages typically go to great lengths to avoid it. For example, in Java you will get a NullPointerException rather a null pointer actually being dereferenced, which immediately rules out any UB due to a pointer being dereferenced where doing so is not allowed.
Depreciation isn't based on realistic estimates. They're standards issued by a governing body to try and capture some expense of the reality of depreciation.

For example, there's not a Dodge minivan vs Honda minivan depreciation difference, even though, if you've had both, you know one depreciates much faster than the other.

In the example below, it says 5 years for furniture. Is all furniture worthless after 5 years? Of course not. There's an entire industry of centuries old antiques.

"Depreciation is a non-cash business expense that is allocated and calculated over the period that an asset is useful to your business."

You ask How? More info here:

"Depreciation Concepts" - https://www.principlesofaccounting.com/chapter-10/depreciati...

example: https://www.myaccountingcourse.com/accounting-dictionary/ima...

source: https://www.myaccountingcourse.com/accounting-dictionary/dep...
I got accused (more as a joke, but c’mon) by my boss the other day for using GPT to write a document. His justification: the grammar and spelling was too good. I had no idea that good writing was now a “tell” for generated content for some. I I just write good, honest!
I would generally agree except that Japan continues to re-write history.

https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2023/05/113_348001.h...

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/03/28/national/japan-...
Yeahh I don't think you're getting a call back. Hopefully they do though!
Not an accountant, might have issues:

There are depreciation schedules in taxation that let you offset your tax. To this effect, 100% depreciation would expense the item (and thus reduce the taxable income). Because the tax doesn't represent 100% of the value you paid for the item, it doesn't mean that the item no longer with value.
>It's clearly affecting the market for the original as you are removing yourself from the market for it. Creating a copy for your own consumption harms the copyright holder's ability to market a reproduction to you.
> Courts have found exactly that relationship in other contexts as well.

My rough understanding is that normally there has to be some minimal amount of damage and the effect has to be measurable. I am not familiar with the court cases but the term has been quote elsewhere in the comments, De minimis[1].

I also think the argument can be made that the person who makes a personal reproduction was never in the market for the original so there is not commercial impact. Or at least it is an easy argument to make.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_minimis#Copyright
I'm actually working on a blog article about our setup (or possibly a series of articles, depending on how much longer it gets), it'll be published on https://korz.dev once its done. In the meantime, here's the rough summary:

- Go projects are built with https://github.com/nix-community/gomod2nix. We generate a list of internal packages a project depends on using `go list -json` that is then passed to gomod2nix's `buildGoApplication`.

- Rust projects are built with https://github.com/cargo2nix/cargo2nix. We chose cargo2nix to get incremental builds, meaning that dependency builds can be shared between our Rust projects and that not all dependencies have to be rebuilt when adding/updating/removing dependencies from a project.

- Node projects are far trickier if you want them to be able to share dependencies and depend on one another. We have found Yarn 4 (currently release candidate, not stable yet) in combination with https://github.com/madjam002/yarnpnp2nix to work best for this. Unfortunately we have to patch some package hashes of packages that contain platform-specific binaries (such as esbuild).

- Container images are built with https://github.com/nlewo/nix2container instead of Nix's built-in docker tools, because nix2container allows configuration of layers and thus makes it easier to share layers between images and improve layer caching.

As for integrating it into our CI pipeline, this is pretty much CI system agnostic as all you have to do is run `nix build ...` inside the pipeline, generating a `result` directory or file as an artifact that, in the case of nix2container, can be pushed to your container image registry.
I think you two are looking at it differently. GP seems to be saying that they don't/won't have trouble raising cash while you seem to be saying that they need to raise money.

I think both are true. Their burn is massive so they need to raise more money, but there's so much excitement they won't have any problem doing so
Hard to say without knowing what specific problem you have had but we are improving all the time. Several improvements announced just this week, take a look at the blog.

Among other things, we made Wrangler (Workers CLI tool) use the open source workerd by default for local development, so local dev should produce a much more precise simulation now (since it's literally running the same code).
https://youtu.be/lKEqU2itOiw fear
> I recently moved from a forested mountain to the center if a very small city

May I ask why?
People spray herbicides around their lawn in America? Around their place of living? Bizarre.
The cheap solution of giving the AI a map was very disappointing. You turned this game from "find MacGuffin" to "just chat with me for a bit, here's a map".

Also I think you forgot to decide where MacGuffin is beforehand which led you to just give away the solution for free in the end because there was no way to find MacGuffin since he's not really anywhere.

If anything this confirmed my skepticism about "AI".
From my understanding, the RCTs were never big enough to gauge the risks you're talking about in a statistically valid way. As your data suggests, even if the relative risk of myocarditis from the vaccine is very high, the absolute risk is quite small. Meaning that carrying on the RCTs for years would almost certainly have told us nothing of value.
> The UK government will never pass legislation to increase transparency to their own conduct (I doubt any government would)

Lots of governments do.
Sensible Security: concrete and evidence-informed cybersecurity for everyone
More Than a Third of American Homes Struggle to Make Ends Meet, Census Says
https://archive.vn/HolvZ
Since MacOs is based upon a BSD, ^t should work fine on it.
FreeBSD spends 7% of its boot time running a bubblesort on its SYSINITs
They can retaliate of course, they just do not have the moral highground to complain about them. They occupied and installed a racist apartheid system in Palestine that continues to this day. It's like complaining that Ukraine defends itself from Russia in unconventional or unexpected ways: war doesn't have to be symmetric.
I'd just Frankenstein one with the internals of a MacBook Air M1, double the battery pack in parallel & maybe just flip the screen or get rid of it & the keyboard for a touchscreen
That's a meme in politics, the words in party names have nothing to do with the ideas they commonly represent. Names in this space just work according to the "laws" of marketing.
So this looks like basically a distributed SQLite with read replication for free across cloudflare's edge. Is that right?
This is amazing - it will be cool when these models in unity can be turned into real buildings where one can design the interiors as well, and maybe use this in Hitman to play real cities.
"Sideloading" is the likely next target. "We have to protect our people from dangerous Russian hackers spying on people, so we will make sure only clean and safe applications from $CORPSTORE are used".
How does a training specialized chip function? Forward mode is simple, just a dot product machine. But how do you accelerate backprop on hardware? Does it have the vector Jacobian transformation lookup logic and table baked into hardware?
Oh they are also called Löwenzahn in German. The name "dent de lion" made the penny drop for me.
Hi! I spent the last few years writing this guide to cybersecurity because I couldn't find good answers to my questions. I tried to be as evidence-informed as possible, so I could offer a level-headed perspective on cybersecurity for ordinary people. I'm happy to hear any feedback or answer questions!
Sorry that D1 has been slow out the gate. Now that we've solved the basic technical issues we can really focus on improving DX.
That was the "Disney Vault" system they used for DVDs IIRC. Stupid but maybe it works.
It's not nothing, even did a consulting gig years ago. Also, some non-profits such as Wikidata are putting it to good use I guess. But not everything benefits from representation as graph; for example, statistical data. Then there's always the unanswered question who's going to publish data without economical benefit when the money is, at best, in attention/eyeballs, or selling individual queries where backend tech isn't material or even visible. Do we even want to expose more machine-readable information in the age of ChatGPT?

TBL's vision for knowledge graphs is even older than the web. But should it be W3C's job to invent new tech? Does W3C's track record, legal and financial standing invite further standardization work? Their HTML and SVG charters have basically ceased working and W3C's last (final?) HTML recommendation is based on WHATWG HTML Review Draft January, 2020 [1].

[1]: https://sgmljs.net/blog/blog2303.html
wipefs -af
It's a bit hard for me to tell if this is an offical ui library for nuxt or not.

From the looks of it, the people behind nuxtlabs is also behind nuxt, so this must be offical.
Interesting, thanks for the info.

Do you have some inside information about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36002717 ?
I opposed it at the time too. As did many.

The public was also not well informed of what was going on. Officials just said there are some bad people, that they're related to 9/11, and we locked them up.

Many people bought this, and i think part of the problem is that the general public doesn't really believe in due process, innocent until proven guilty, or the rights of the accused, even the rights of the convicted. I see lots of echoes of this in all the "tough on crime" rhetoric that is popular now. People just want to label people as "bad" and make them go away forever.
Not a staunch Palestine supporter but I think both are OK. The Palestine is OK to retaliate against Israel's taking their land and air striking and Israel is OK to retaliate too. It's basically a mess that no one knows how to solve, and from my understanding can only be solved whence one side (or both sides) is significantly weakened.

Let them sort out...
Blue Origin wins NASA astronaut moon lander contract to compete with SpaceX
I feel that dd is never the correct tool to write to SD cards. At least cp can figure out the block size itself. Or the more elaborated bmaptool can even skip empty blocks which are often found in disk images.
I could understand grammar to some extent, but how do you mess up spelling when you have spellcheck?
LinkedIn Audio Spaces as a Community Strategy
Does Gentoo's slotting support cross-compiling? I was following a guide on it and was pleasantly surprised how advanced the cross-compiling support was in Gentoo.
Ah, that could be the misunderstanding.

You don’t have non-scaled content in the design. Everything is scaled. <img width="32" height="32"> will be 32px (as in, CSS pixels) wide, whether that means 32dpx (device pixels) or 64dpx or something else.

(OK, so there are a few escape hatches; you have things like <img srcset> which allow you to choose different image sources for different scaling factors, and you can also query devicePixelRatio and change things based on it—though all of this isn’t actually guaranteed to map to physical pixels, e.g. my system uses 1.5× scaling but Firefox hasn’t finished implementing fractional scaling under Wayland so it renders at 2× and then scales down to 1.5×, so any line that is carefully made “one device pixel wide” will actually only be ⅔ of a device pixel.)
We're similar ages and I absolutely agree that the personal automobile played a huge role in my personal and social development.

But then I discovered bicycles and something clicked in my brain with active transport and how fun it is and how healthy it makes me feel.

Then I got hit by a drunk driver on my bike and since then I'm a subscriber of the "fuck cars" beliefs.
So the city is saying "schools have their own bus services. Let's prioritize areas and groups that don't."

That makes perfect sense in a constrained system. You sound like you are looking to be the victim no matter what. Without doxxing yourself, care to provide some specific info so we can better understand?
Serta Simmons bankruptcy gets messier
> The whole premise of this article hinges on the idea that LLMs have fundamental limitations that they clearly don’t have if you’ve looked at lots of gpt4 examples.

Which examples are you referring to? Can you link them please?
Top comment:

>How many inches is the floppy on the small Wang?

Love it!
Eh, that’s kind of like saying banning guns is pointless because criminals will still get them. Banning tools is effective even if there are “easy” workarounds, but in this case it will end up hurting law abiding citizens more than protecting them.
> Whatsapp gives both these powers to US agencies and not local ones.

Source?
FWIW, I decided to compare the compress size between xz(1) and a very large 7z file, using 'xz -9'.

Sizes:

* uncompress: 36,495,045,244

* gz: 18,729,830,001

* xz: 16,739,567,484

* 7z: 16,257,755,606

7z ended up being about 480 meg smaller, in a way that was a bit unexpected.
I was expecting xz to be slightly smaller.

Also, this process took about 15 hours.
It also means a higher rate of evaporation from the oceans.
Nicely done take on the form. The original game of this type was a Japanese Java applet known as "Falling sand game". I'm not sure it's preserved anywhere though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falling-sand_game
Isn't nix basically an entire distro based around the idea of slotting? I've never dug into it but it seems an interesting concept, at least.
> Do you think selling equity and taking on debt are forms of revenue?

For the purposes of executive payout, yes? Sure, maybe eventually you have to deliver revenue, but what people really care about is stock price.

(Also, $100B is a huge market-distorting amount of money, roughly the national debt of Sweden; what are they going to do with that? How much will they spend on GPUs and energy?)
I think it's supposed to use the microphone to record your answers possibly? But it's not doing that for me either. I just get 15 seconds, and then "you failed."
Because you can have to pay more for proper decomissioning than any raw materials worth.

You don't want to sell working explosives (or, nukes) to random scrap yards but make sure they aren't working.
> Cheaters won't spend their efforts to fix it to release

What reasons would developers have to 'cheat', as you call it? If they are experienced enough to recognize something like problematic N+1 queries, why wouldn't they rewrite them, regardless of the effort? Further, what reason would they have to write them in the first place, if they know better?
Funny, I just cancelled my Copilot, I didn't really see the value in it.

It's fascinating how people see tools differently.
Posts like these are examples of what I find a bit disappointing on Hackernews. It looks interesting on the surface, but the ends up being generic and completely lacking of any substance. I wonder why these end up in the front-page.
He’s living proof no one is safe from being pulled into social media’s black hole of idiocy.
Censoring opposition is distinctly not free speech. It would be better to shut down the platform for the period than remove certain voices. When only one side is allowed to speak, it gives the impression that they are a larger proportion of the population than they really are.

There's a difference between removing voices calling for violence and removing voices whose opinions go against the ruling party.
Apple is done for?
> There's nothing about economic growth and material wealth that requires this to happen. Something else must have changed.

Agreed. When I was a kid we used to just roam outside (let alone walking to school and extracurriculars by ourselves).

That's no longer normal at exactly the same places even if objectively it is safer now. The perception of risk must be one thing that has changed but I think there's more to it...
He's not saying they don't need cash, he's saying they're not desperate for cash. As-in, they need a lot of cash, but there are more business and investors, willing to give them more money than they need.
I prefer no zoning at all, so yes requiring parking is equally bad as requiring walkablity