skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That kinda comes from my own experience with ROG laptops.

Not sure about the Z1, but Asus's and AMD's "power saving" mode for renoir and cezzane was still too zealous. They clocked too high under light loads and burned lots of power, in spite of their advertised power savings.

In addition, for gaming workloads, they didn't manually underclock to 6W or even 9W very well. They just burned too much power to split between 8 cores, the GPU and the rest of SoC, while the Deck chip (of the same generation) seems quite happy under heavy load at 6W. Hence, being such a big chip, I am skeptical the Z1 likes to run at 6-9W.
The page linked is not the github project home page just the update notes.

Try
https://github.com/diasurgical/devilutionX
> The economics of service jobs make it an uphill battle for the employers to ever pay living wages.

And yet in some countries, low-end service workers receive reasonable (i.e. meaningfully higher than the US) salaries, paid vacations, and a pension scheme. [0]

[0] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/mcdonalds-workers-denmark/
The gameboy had extensible RAM and flash - ie. a game cartridge could provide more of both if it wanted to.

I assume GB studio uses this to make it easier to make decent gameboy games without manually allocating every byte of ram in handwritten assembly.
I think people mistake middle-brow contrarianism spoken with confidence with actual intelligence.

I take it as the software version of virtue signaling.
Y'shua of Nazareth seemed not to have cared much, if at all, for formalities or strict definitions — see his answer, in Luke 10:25-37 [0], to the lawyer's question, what must I do to inherit eternal life? (TL;DR: Love God, love your neighbor — and your neighbor is everyone, even your enemy.)

[0] https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+10%3A25-37...
Where is the interface between the soul and the brain? How do they communicate? Why and how the chemical changes in the brain changes the character and psyche of a person if it comes from the incorruptible soul?
The only truly bullshit job that Graeber identifies in this whole book is anthropologist.
Why does it work in other countries then?
Here is a nice white paper about a previous Excel 2007 bug, where a calculation that should result in 65535 is displayed as 100,000. The author concludes that since the patch only alters a few lines of assembly, that it was hand-coded.

http://lomont.org/papers/2007/excel-2007-bug/Excel2007Bug.pd...
it happens... I live in a nice suburb of seattle. someone smashed the side window of my mini to get into an empty grocery bag about 3 months back. we barely have package thiefs. Shit happens.
Also, IIRC, The Independent was a reddit partner way back.
Students have to understand the concepts first, then the commands.

Many of the commands don't make sense, and many of them are dumb implementations, which wouldn't be done that way in a clean redesign of git, even if it were based on the same storage model and concepts.

Some of the commands are essentially tooling that is external to the Git storage model and emulates delta-based version control on top of the native snapshot model. The commands lead to fundamental misunderstandings such as that commits are changes.
According to recent follow up article, you’re not alone in getting such impression:

“A 2018 statewide CBS News poll found that three-quarters of new parents who were surveyed had no idea the state would store the leftover blood spots indefinitely for research or that they would be accessible to law enforcement.”

It is also interesting that they are no longer tracking said access anymore, so there is no way to confirm or deny their claims of “rare” instances.

[0] https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/sacramento/news/right-to-know-ca...
Your rose smells nice because it was bred to smell nice by human breeders. All the different varieties of cultivated roses that we have today are the product of hybridizing and selective breeding (“artificial selection”) of twelve or so wild rose species; a process that has continued over hundreds if not thousands of years.

While not a hard and fast rule, most plant species with strongly scented flowers usually are white (jasmine, gardenia, etc.) and pollinated by nocturnal animals like moths and bats. (A great counter-example is corpse flowers, which use scent to attract a completely different guild of pollinators).
Security jobs rely on attention. One’s effectiveness at it is impacted by how attentive they can and will sustain for their defined shift.
and those that belong to the emperor, I presume.
Sad to hear that. It looked very promising (and an interesting concept, hence the sum ission) from the repo, but I haven't tried it out. Will check out the DBeaver plugin.
Time to move elsewhere.
Or just break it out into two different sets of contents.

- [legal, property related] Read and complete these time sensitive things first.

- [to those I loved, emotional] Read this once the dust settles.
Anything by James Reeves aka weavejester (https://github.com/weavejester).
MacOS has a very functional and intuitive window managing system. You use the mouse and resize windows and arrange them to your liking to suit your workflow and minimize wasted space.
It's not that the conclusion is drawn, it's that we recognize the possibility that self-perception of the value of one's job is not necessarily an actually good measure of the value of that job.
I disagree. I'd be interested to hear which games you think are comparable or superior - I'd like to play them, if I haven't!

I think the only comparable games recently have been mostly outside what I would consider the cRPG genre, taken strictly: Elden ring, horizon zero dawn / forbidden west, recent Zelda franchise entries, RDR/RDR2, I was a Teenage Exocolonist

Witcher 3 is probably the strongest challenger, I think.

I haven't played Disco Elysium but I hear good things. I don't think the Mass Effect series fully measures up, though it's definitely in the ballpark. Same for the Elder Scrolls series - suffers the opposite problem from PS:T, that the gameplay is solid but the plot fails.
This is all about chemistry and genetics. But nothing on 'why roses smell nice'.

It's really a puzzle. Why on earth should Homo Sapiens consider a rose's smell to be 'nice'? Dogs like roses' smell about the same as shit. They don't give a damn.

Further, why are rainbows pretty? Why is a waterfall inspiring? And on and on.

You have to have some kind of special model to explain this, I think. Something beyond simple reproductive survival. But I don't know what.

Anyway, interesting that we all smell slightly differently! So indeed qualia is a bigger issue than we may have thought.
Even research from OpenAI has attempted to use GPT-4 as quasi-ground truth (as a replacement for human evaluators). For example, their method in the recent paper "Language models can explain neurons in language models" [1] is:

1. Using GPT-4, generate a text explanation of a neuron's activations on sample input.

2. Using GPT-4 again, use the text explanation to simulate the neuron on some new text input.

3. Compare the result to the actual neuron's activations on the new text input.

They justify this by saying human contractors do equally poorly at coming up with text descriptions. However, the procedure is such a black box that it is difficult to make scientific conclusions from the results.

[1] https://openai.com/research/language-models-can-explain-neur...
Can anyone also tell me how to get the dock on all my 4 monitors together? The best I can do is get it on the bottom 2 monitors using the mouse hover features.

But is there a way to get it to show on all 4 monitors all the time? If it could show the open windows on each monitor (like windows taskbar) that would be even more amazing! Please this has been bugging me for so long and any help is appreciated.

P.S. There is a software called ubar but that only works for bottom 2 monitors :/
My biggest issue with rebase from a learners perspective is that you get conflicts that simply don’t happen with merge.

I’ve had experiences where I’m trying to rebase a branch and it keeps flagging my most recent changes in the rebase when the intention is that I want all previous changes applied then as a final step show me a conflict if applicable, don’t show me one when it’s not the “final” step.

Admittedly maybe I’m doing it wrong.

I also don’t like how rebasing “main” onto my branch actually seemingly takes my branch and rebases it onto “main”? Maybe that’s a fault in my IDE not entirely sure
Oh, that's a typo I didn't catch. Sorry for the confusion, I'm not a native English speaker so words slip once in a while.
Extrapolations are inaccurate. It is a family of curves. There are some that tell us that by 2035 we might get +4°C (I hope that this will not happen). But even if we will reach +4°C by 2050, by some less pessimistic models then the environment for human existence will be doomed. Unfortunately at some point there will be exponential changes in methane increase in the atmosphere due to the melting of permafrost and methane-hydrates in the oceans. This was already a case once approximately 55 million years ago https://www.britannica.com/science/Paleocene-Eocene-Thermal-...

The recovery took like 120k-200k years. The ecosystems were replaced ...

Unfortunately there are a little chances that the Antarctica will be green again, because there probably no fertile soil left (scraped by the ice shield shifts and melting).

The idea of building an ark in NZ, Norway, Alaska, Greenland, or elsewhere will not help the humanity to survive.
ChatGpt, I haven't heard of it much. I must be living under a rock
Schlup was two years later, but searching just now I guess it isn't that strong of a protection:

https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/schlup-v...

> Although this is a correct ruling, the Court's opinion is not likely to significantly protect innocent people from being executed. First, the Court failed to recognize key points of distinction between the evidence of innocence that Schlup presented and the evidence of innocence presented in Herrera v. Collins. Because Schlup's evidence was much stronger, the Court should not have ruled on the issue of whether the Constitution bars the execution of a factually innocent person. The implication of the Court's silence is that full habeas hearings are unavailable on straight-forward constitutional claims of actual innocence. Second, the Court's analysis of the fundamental miscarriage of justice exception does not appear to contradict the argument that the exception is a rule of permission. Thus, after Schlup, Federal courts will likely be free to dismiss the habeas petitions of State prisoners even where new evidence of innocence makes it "more likely than not that no reasonable juror would have convicted."
> or a shadow of what it is.

To be clear, this would have been an improvement. Reddit absolutely does not need the headcount it has. It provides no value to either users or to the company. It should have never grown above 50 people.
Were you using vanilla ChatGPT or GPT4?

Vanilla ChatGPT uses a GPT-3.5turbo version with a context window of 4096 tokens. GPT-4 has twice the context window by default, and has a variant with a context window 8x as big.

It's not "8x better" with regards to forgetting what it's doing, but it's substantially better.
It depends what you mean by separately. Big organisations can have dozens of teams implementing unrelated functionality with asymmetrical overlaps for conflicts. I've never found a situation where rebase was appropriate for this kind of setup.
The person I replied to said price/performance, not efficiency.

With the high end chips I think they're simply of the opinion that performance is more important than efficiency (and I don't really pay attention to the lower range too much these days), and thus like most other high end desktop parts, they're all clocked as high as the chip and cooling can handle, even if dialing it back a little would drastically improve efficiency.
Deploying blocks and content to other Drupal environments
I think we all understand that part. It's the part where they can say anything happened and it's suddenly your word against theirs. So, irritating them can have consequences.

The tactic feels fine for an interrogation room, where's everything is on camera. In the outside world, it's trickier.
Custom Tie Downs
Back when I first was learning about GraphQL in 2016, I remember thinking the reference implementation in JavaScript was extremely clear, easy to read, and well organized. It had a "wow, I wish all the code I read was this good" feel to it for me.
> Rent control ordinance from 1979 has meant that market rate units cost 3x what rent controlled units cost.

Point of order: Without those rent control ordinances, all units would cost right around the current market rate. The thing driving costs is failure to build to meet demand.

> Tenants in Cali and SF have very strong rights compared to landlords, so people aren’t rushing to invest in SF rental properties.

Another point of order: The NIMBYs are the primary reason people aren't rushing to develop residential rental buildings in SF. Or, if you were referring to the fact that oh so many rentals are massively overdue for essential repairs, then that's a combination of

* Because your renter is almost certainly already renting the best place they can afford, and because it's almost certain that nothing cheaper will appear on the market, you -as a landlord- have no incentive to do more than the legal minimum.

* Because Prop 13 fixes your property value reassessment at something tiny (like 2% per year) until your property changes hands, and because any major improvements to that property are assessed at their current market rate, and then added in to your tax assessment, you -as a landlord- are __seriously__ disincentivized to improve your property.
A Superior and Cost-Effective Alternative to Auth0
Nah. A few persons have tried but after a few posts the hivemind detect them and downvote. Perhaps the mods have some additional tools.

Have you spotted some case in particular?
That a higher minimum wage causes job losses is a long-held but unproven economic theory, and attempts to study it have suggested it might be wrong.

"...that have deepened the amount of data that shows the original theory about the minimum wage causing job losses is likely wrong." [0]

[0] https://theconversation.com/does-raising-the-minimum-wage-ki...
Not really - it's chock full of spam.

But when Google says no results, I'd prefer to wade through a fre pages of spam than to simply not find what I'm looking for.
What a brilliant summary of this thread.
Before Zortech C++ debuted, the volume of messages in the Usenet comp.lang.c++ and comp.lang.objective-c were about equal. Afterwards, the traffic in comp.lang.c++ took off, and the objective-c one stagnated.
The Secret Sauce behind 100K context window in LLMs: all tricks in one place
I guess it does depend on the size of your commits. Ours being relatively small (one work item) we still have the history, while devs getting the freedom to not have to make every commit meaningful.
Yes. The point is that you worry and that you perceive that as a burden. Heck, a lot of people may see it as a burden. But there are people that find that liberating.
I don't know. OTOH materialism doesn't have an explanation for consciousness so I can live with that.
> They conspired with a rogue hashtag

ChatGPT thinks # is called "hashtag"? :(
The margins are so good on coffee (its a morning ritual, its a drug, and so on), and yet the employees are still driven to unionize -- why? Is it because all profits accrue to shareholders? Are there other reasonable explanations?
It’s relevant in that reparation supporters have cited reparations as an answer to the homeless problem. ’m not sure how it would work in practice: would social workers distribute $5M checks to Black homeless people while leaving the White ones laying next to them on the street?

At any rate, the larger point is that SF’s out-of-touch political elites need to work on real solutions rather than engage in performative politics.
Brave! It’s privacy first chrome. Arc is also advertised as such, but isn’t open source so you have you take their word for it or reverse engineer it.
I use this:

Stylus https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylus/clngdbkpkpe...

Hacker News Dark Theme https://uso.kkx.one/style/191917
Almost every comment there would strenghten my convictions. Calling mods "fucking dorks" make it clear that some folks still have 20th century mindset where they are ok being spoon fed by corporations and don't understand the basis of community. They just want to be fed. Amusing themselves to death as the author said.
Your solution to an elevator operator is to retrofit a building with an entirely separate elevator to access to the floor?
Pretty incredible that you were able to ascertain the cause of the economic decline of that area over the last decade was entirely due to the 2020 pandemic, all within the span of a 6 hour layover.

Hope you make plenty of money with that superpower.

Of course, those of us who have lived here during that time know that Union Square has been on the decline with empty storefronts since 2012 - but it's fascinating to watch people building and tilting at strawmen in real time.
Lol. You found the one service that was deprecated. Would it shock you to learn that SDB is still running and working for a handful of customers?
I might actually try that for a while, but I doubt I can get used to it.

My use cases almost always want the maximum available vertical space. Every window that scrolls, I want as large as possible in that direction. But, on the other hand, I can see how smaller overlapping windows would leverage spatial memory for faster switching.
Use Tauri as an Electron alternative.
at a push, you can transliterate ñ as ny or ni, or even use the Portuguese nh if you really want to push the boat out, but when an ñ isn't available, most people seem to just drop it entirely and let you figure it out from context
I’ve seen several talking about how they hate doing it, but the results speak for themselves. It garners more clicks, so they continue doing it.
This is the usual story with these cheap property deals - there have been many, such as the "1€ houses" in Italy.

It's just a scheme to scam the uninformed individuals - if there was any reasonable way to come out ahead, property developers would be queuing up to buy these. The fact they don't suggests it is not worth it and you'll be out of pocket in the end.
Aside from the many software application examples on this thread, have you also considered how they also pushed innovation in the semiconductor industry that in turn contributed to non-obvious advancements in non-Big Tech sectors, from particle physics to drug discoveries?
You seem to have conflated the minimum wage discussion with the living wage discussion.
Use Brave browser, they have their own search engine called Brave Search.
> It should

Should it?

> otherwise very smart folks of Go and Rust

Ahh, everyone else is wrong. Gotcha. RabbitMQ is life(LOL), god save the BEAM!
This "GPT4 evaluating LLMs" problem is not limited to this case. I don't know why exactly but everyone seems to have accepted the evaluation of other LLM outputs using GPT4. GPT-4 at this point is being regarded as "ground-truth" with each passing day.

Couple this with the reliance on crowd-sourcing to create evaluation datasets and heavy use of GPT3.5 and GPT4 by MTurk workers, you have a big fat feed-forward process benefiting only one party: OpenAI.

The Internet we know is dead - this is a fact. I think OpenAI exactly knew how this would play out. Reddit, Twitter and the like are awakening just now - to find that they're basically powerless against this wave of distorted future standards.

When sufficiently proven to pass every existing test on Earth, every institution would be so reliant on producing work with GPT that we won't have a "%100 handmade exam" anymore. No problem will be left for GPT to be tackled with.
Truly spoken like someone who has never run a company
Yeah that is true, although most police have bodycams these days, and they’ve also got a recording going from their car, so there’s generally going to be some evidence in your favor. It is also always a good idea to start recording at least audio on your phone before talking to police.

A lot of people seem to think that not answering questions is going to aggravate the officer, and that’s not generally true in my experience. Assuming you’re asserting your rights calmly and not being belligerent, it’s well within the normal scope of behavior that they expert to encounter.
Why Do Some People Live to 100 Years? (2013)
Found: Giant Freshwater Deposits Hiding Under the Sea
Let's assume for sake of argument that the author's thesis is more or less accurate. What types of BS jobs will the GAI revolution produce? I'm assuming the thesis can be extended to suggest the same thing will happen as with technology-related productivity gains across the 20th century.
func (fsm *FSM[T]) Transition(...) {
...
fsm.Transitions[time.Now()] = Transition[T]{
FromState: *fsm.CurrentState,
ToState: targetState,
Timestamp: &tn,
Metadata: metadata,
}

does fsm.Transitions grow without bounds?
It's fair. What's unfair is to use the wrong words, which create the wrong worlds. When your pet barks, do you call it cat?

Humans are blessed with a higher level of communication, there's no reason to abuse it. There's no good reason to be lazy. There's no good reason to take pride in negligence.

Step up. Lean in. Or for the sake of truth and justice, just shut up*. We've got enough noise to have to contend with fools who effectively don't know green from yellow.

* Not you, but the collective of people who believe Orwellian newspeak-y speak it ok.
I've only taught git like two or three people. 20-30 hours is insane. Could it be that starting from the commands is not the best way?

Git is basically just blobs, trees, commits, and refs [0]. Four simple concepts. Yes the interface is confusing and I don't know it either, but things are easy enough to look up.

[0]: I love "fast intro to git internals": https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1X5SnleaX4qpLCc4QMAMW...
Aye, it totally is. And it has the benefits that were illustrated in the show.

People are going to buy and sell drugs, sex, & etc. It's better to have that out in the open where police can keep an eye on and discourage violence.
In a courtroom, yes.

https://www.nytimes.com/1973/07/18/archives/krough-pleads-5t...