skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Strange how the paper chose aluminum GCR shielding, not something more sensible like water and/or polyethylene (often in the form of supply mass you already carry).

It's long been known that aluminum shows a local minimum around 30 g/cm^2. Water and PE don't have this problem.

See Figure 13 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S22145...
Or maybe it's subconscious decoding of saccade patterns, microexpressions or even pheromones.

Did they try it with eyes shut? After dousing in axe body spray?
I don’t understand what they mean when they say “non-capitalistic”.

> 12b · What's non-capitalistic?

> Its method is regenerative agriculture without using pesticides and fossil- based fertilizers while growing plants only - a gentle way of farming.
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Sure, https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1r4FAveF9t8b8PNiqpRH... :)
Okay. Tell me how you do the control/auth and allow certain users to access a resource while others do not access it while they may formulate complex queries where they ask for the kitchen sink.
I used chatgpt4 daily.

I tried using some of these 13b models and was completely underwhelmed when compared gpt4.
Haha yeah, it can be definitely become a rabbit hole if you have the interest and time :)

I think the base setup of Radarr + Sonarr + SABnzbd/qBittorrent + Prowlarr is a huge improvemenet over doing things manually. A lot stuff on top of that is helpful, but the benefit vs. effort ratio diminishes quite quickly.

I haven't had to setup Flaresolverr just yet, but might do that soon.
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Or in general wanting to do "what industry does", not the solution that people they pay and work with actual product and their customers invented.

> The most egregious abuse was when a team that had to deal with maybe 100 logins per day spent over 6 months researching how to build their auth system to match Big Tech. They could have picked any off the shelf solution and been done in a week, but instead it became an endless boondoggle of research, presentations, proposals, and committees. Several people were even planning conference talks around it, so it started to evolve into whatever would sound best for their talks.

To be entirely fair, after dealing with the reverse way of solving it ("just the simplest solution that works", which was just a bunch of static passwords per app) I'd say spending a bit extra to start with good solution for auth in your 50 man company will save a whole massive amount of pain when company grows both in internal service count, users, and compliance requirements.
Unrelated, but I really miss Reddit before the various sub moderators got so captured by power tripping jerks. Way too many deleted comments.
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I'm surprised that some are siding with AirBnB, despite the fact that AirBnb themselves reversed their decision after being contacted by the media.

Suddenly removing a customer from a platform, and then denying them the right to appeal, is obviously wrong. Unfortunately it's not just AirBnb. Many people have experienced similar kafkaesque treatment in the hands of large private corporations.
"Can sometimes be good" is not enough to override the numberless sites who abuse it to send me a scathing message about how I'm not supposed to copy paste their copyrighted content as if I cared.
Lots of ideas two days ago:

Two years of teaching high school CS

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36355172
This is absolutely a thing, but I'd say there's a related option which is "Job Listing Driven Development". The more niche, dated, or specific your platform is, the harder it is to hire people onto the team who don't need months of on-the-job practice and training to be useful.

You see the most extreme versions of dangers of this in stories about governments and older companies having to pay insane salaries to bring FORTRAN or COBOL developers out of retirement to keep systems running. If you keep doing the simple solutions within the existing system, you risk creating a system so inbred that only the folks who built it can maintain it effectively.

For less extreme setups, it's still a balancing act to consider how much your unique and specific solution that is the simple option for you company starts closing you off of the larger hiring pools in more common technologies and patterns.
This is a textbook use case for a Vim macro.
Define high performance.

Also, define strong memory model. This is the first time I hear that memory model can be strong.

And, finally, define what is "simple" in instruction set.
This is grossly reductive. There is a huge spectrum of quality in content. Most of what you describe, formal studies by experts, is on a much much higher tier than the 99% of content most people read.

Comparing informed formal studies to the uninformed opinion pieces most of the tech crowd reads and implying they are somehow the same is borderline supporting disinformation.

There is absolutely a big spectrum of quality in the higher tiers of content too. People in those domains spend countless evenings discussing it.

But the vast majority of people are not reading anything at that level. The typical tech blog is closer to talking about what kind of sandwich you like for lunch than anything that will advance the field.
For some reason the developed hate symlinks, which would fix most of the issues.
The last time I flew, it was not all lines, but just one "experimental" line, and it was not something I opted in to or signed up for or supplied a photo or anything else for voluntarily -- everyone in this one line (which was just a "standard" line, not tsa-pre or what have you), you didn't have to show ID, you just had to show your boarding pass and then look into a camera until the guy said "good".

Probably that second link you found.
There is the Language Model Evaluation Harness project which evaluates LLMs on over 200 tasks. HuggingFace has a leaderboard tracking performance on a subset of these tasks.

https://github.com/EleutherAI/lm-evaluation-harness

https://huggingface.co/spaces/HuggingFaceH4/open_llm_leaderb...
The problem is that Detroit sucks and it’s really cold. I don’t think startups would want to locate there.

Also, they are poorly managed and that’s part of their decline. They aren’t trying any good ideas like encouraging startup incubators and whatnot.
That's an executive failure to communicate (the big picture). Sometimes they don't know that they're failing, and sometimes they're just beyond their depth.
You think this wouldn't cause a million different problems for individuals and the legal system? There are countless reasons why a house might be sitting empty for a period of time.
The Slowdown in Europe via Human Capital
Now you have a whole bunch of New SQL databases that will scale past whatever number of users you can imagine. So your good old Django or Rails app can scale to 1M or 10M users without you doing anything exotic. That's not "fun" though.
In Apollo server you can add directives to your scehma for authz. It's dead simple.

I'm surprised how so many HN posts about graphql just slander it. If you go to the website and look at the use case of why it was made, it makes it pretty clear when it could be a good to use. My experience with it has been very straight forward and a joy
While I don’t agree with the implementation, I think this is usually done on forms that ask you to confirm the value a second time. The goal is not to prevent you from pasting from an accurate source; instead they are trying to prevent users from copying an incorrectly manually typed value from one field to the other. The end result just also blocks our use case…
Here is why another GNU/Linux phone cost a lot: https://puri.sm/posts/breaking-ground. Tl;dr: it‘s because it has to be a custom design in order to not be Android.
Supposedly they plan to trade fighter jets and other technologies for drones.

And it is bizarre, but I guess they have extra jets to spare.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/iran-buy-su-35-fig...
The problem for a lot of the social level issues is that it is pure pure politics.
What's the problem of just accepting SWIFT/SEPA/ACH payments to a bank account depending on where you are?
Sorry to keep nitpicking, but: In this case, you can't compress further. These are dice rolls; there aren't "most commonly used sequences" (if the dice are any good).
Probably "we do not strive for growth in the farm's output". However, I'm not sure these people understand how much more expensive food would become without pestizides and fertilizers.

Degrowth means literally to be poorer than today. Personally I am okay with that, but we should not hide it.
Specifically Germany?
In the other post there was an interesting discussion about different approaches to searching for a bug (other than straight bisection) when your test is unreliable: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36327263
Not for me they didn't.
They really aren't. 30B models are much smarter, and work fine with 4 bit quantization on a 24GB GPU. On a headless system you can get the full 2048 context size. On a desktop around 1500 I think.
I was at a fairly sizable tech event in Detroit last fall. The convention center and area down by the river were nice enough but people didn't feel very safe in general and there were apparently some incidents--and we're not even talking particularly bad parts of town. A tech company would probably have a lot more luck with something like an Ann Arbor location. I think Detroit proper would be a really tough sell to get most people to move there.
these are good points. i will say that people who tend to mention on the internet their lack of success with women are basically starting at zero so bombarding them with this stuff merely shifts the "overton window" (this is an imperfect analogy) to the right so they start getting some improvement. their cumulative 'score' is just so far in the weeds they need all the points they can get. there is no room for nuance when you're in the hole. it's like cooking up some super custom individual muscle bodybuilding workout plan for someone who is 400 pounds and eats chocolate bars all day.

more well adjusted/successful men are "deficient" (this term is used loosely) in fewer of these categories and may not need to change much from baseline, or at all. the zero dudes need to level up basically everything in order to even have a snowball's chance in hell. i.e. a tall jacked rich dude can get away with being an emotionally needy text-happy dork sometimes. it might even be endearing in a "i can fix him" kind of way.

the most important thing is for guys who WANT to improve (not everyone really gives a shit, which is fine) the most important thing to understand is that you CAN improve, and society's bullshit platitudes, dismissals of concern, and implications creepiness of wanting to improve are just that - bullshit, deeply dishonest, deceitful, and fucking cruel.

to make matters worse there are all sorts of con artists who prey on younger guys so hearing this kind of stuff from a non-sales-oriented pov on a place like HN is important.
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Try getting someone that doesn't have that name to buy it for you so it's not obvious why you want it. It's hard to say on the price, but I would guess $500 absolute minimum.
they still support pure request reply, but that has become commoditized. there’s a bunch of sms gateways to choose from today. so twilio is finding the most valuable forms of sms and productizing them. this is classic growth steps for a 15 year old business. aws has been doing this since before twilio was founded
A) claiming the brain "is not a formal logic system" either makes the brain weaker, or says that the Church-Turing hypothesis isn't true. It takes a bit more than hand-waiving to make that claim.

B1) C. Elegans has evolved to understand its environment.

B2) We don't understand our environment.
Yeah I suppose. One limitation we had was cross-compiling on Windows, Linux and OSX so available locking primitivea differed, so was easier to just do it via atomics.
Not defending Twilio, but this isn’t their doing. Every SMS gateway service now requires this due to new anti-spam regulations by US authorities. (FCC or FTC or maybe both.)
I've been looking at Raindrop as well, thankfully I don't have much to move from Pocket at the moment... might give Raindrop a go... big thing for me is that opening a bookmark needs to be as easy and upfront as opening a browser bookmark is
It appears that fastify can't keep their website up.
Thanks! I try to stay as positive as possible, and looking forward to the new opportunities that'll appear.
The campaign stuff is related to legal requirements. Ultimately the texting emailing and calling via APIs wild west is being shut down across the world by a hundred different government and regulatory organizations. Twilio surely has huge headaches in this area.
You've missed my point with both parts of your post, alas.

I am not talking about guaranteed success, but about people who don't try the avenues that are available to them.

Like if you are a deer and your family is getting killed by cars, have you tried not standing in the damn road?

I know so many people who have an obvious next action available that would leave them no worse and likely better, but they don't try it.

Which brings me to the second part of your post. What have you tried that could potentially lead you to be less irritating to women? Or at least, what could you try? I could come up with a list of 5+ things for you right now and I don't even know you.
My open question becomes, who is servicing the request-reply service in its void? It still has a place as a subsystem within IoT that itself isn't anything necessarily hype worthy, but quiet background productive infrastructure in an easy to consume API format.

Maybe the answer isn't SMS but someone working on constrained satellite internet?
Israeli's have been at the forefront of security and despot hacking forever. A lot of major security orgs start from there like Checkpoint that sell enterprise kit, through orgs like NSO do nothing but pump out Apple spyware anymore, though Apple claims themselves "secure" and NSO as anything but "terrorists".

Can you really trust them, or Apple? It's like trusting Kapersky or any Chinese/Russian software anymore, but habitually and inexplicably they land on the side of right still.
Would be better addressed via taxes. There should be a surtax for property that is not actively utilized the majority of any year.
You have a good thing going. I actually don't disagree with your advice, I disagree with how you are phrasing it. And also with generalizing your own experience as a seeming moral imperative to everyone else.

> No one forced me.

Very few people are being forced. That isn't what the disagreement is about.

Should people criticize you about your lack of will with respect to parts of your life that aren't ideal?? This is what the pushback is about, the inherent criticism of your comment.

In general people are more open to advice that is phrased as "this is what I did and it worked for me, it might work for you", and less open to advice that is phrased as "this is the one correct key thing and anyone who pays attention to other factors is in the wrong".
Don't get me wrong, thats a great use case!
I’m hoping Cloudflare will eventually offer the SMS stuff that Twilio used to, along with other real time communications.
No mention of the huge number of sick people stumbling around?

People don’t want to shop or work there, but sure, maybe they’ll want to live there in converted office buildings?
Some tech being sold can get the country sanctioned or the at least the companies selling the tech sanctioned but as they have approval under the table nothing is done about it. But what I was alluding more to about was lets say a US 3 letter agency using Israel to sell tech to the despots.
I mean, they're already in the business of generating mediocre rehashes of previously used tropes..
Mega Man themes!!!

https://cable.ayra.ch/webxmp/#1884

I can't believe it!
> Huffman took umbrage over the release of what, IIRC, he referred to as a private conversation

He “took umbrage” after he publicly called out Selig for threatening Reddit, a thing that did not happen, and is immediately made obvious by the Reddit rep apologizing for the misunderstanding repeatedly.

Framing this as “Huffman was mad about Selig releasing a private discussion” is extremely misleading, and ignores the fact that Selig was basically forced to do so by Huffman’s public misrepresentation of that private conversation.

If Huffman doesn’t want a private conversation released, a good start would be avoiding misleading public statements about that private conversation.

> In fairness, Huffman's statement makes sense in isolation

You can make just about anything make sense in isolation, but this doesn’t mean that it makes sense in the real world.

Removing context is as good as lying in many situations, and this is one of those situations.
Well, there's one product, one MVP, and a team of 8 full-timers... My biggest concern was the people, trying to find a situation that somewhat guarantees their short-term future and they can then go from there..
I honestly think this is one of the bigger problems with people who "can't do math", probably most people can learn quite a bit of (at least basic) mathematics. But oftentimes when you did not understand the subject well previously, like in high school because of different interests at the time or a bad teacher or something. And then because of this whenever you see an equation or hear the word 'mathematics' you just shut off your brain. I know some people who can understand me when I explain some physics or mathematics concept without explicit mathematics, but they would be scared off at the first equation.
> Sennheiser is the last decent manufacturer of headphones.

Are you just not familiar with many headphone manufacturers? I had Sennheisers years ago and they were fine, but since then I've had headphones from Sony, AudioTechnica, and Shure (just to name a few) which I've much preferred to the Sennheisers I had.
I spend a lot of time saying “I told you so” to people who were sure my problems were imaginary. When you don’t stay somewhere long or you have a short time horizon it’s hard to connect cause and effect. Also pretending uncomfortable things don’t exist is a very popular character trait.

It’s not impossible that some of the problems I see others manufacture have a genesis in past traumas they are trying to avoid (some coping mechanisms are healthier than others).
Wonder what the conscience of a guy who's willing to assault you into availing his service is, compared to one who's willing to assault you to steal your wallet.
If I'm understanding correctly, there is a lot more work a team has to do to build and maintain a GraphQL API and should only do it if they understand what they're getting into and what its advantages are. It's not for everyone, and everyone shouldn't assume it's for them.
I use an Nvidia shield and it has a Jellyfin app (along with basically anything else on Android, which is why it's been perfect for me). User friendly while still being flexible enough for most anything I want to throw at it.
In Minnesota it takes 15 years and you have to pay the property taxes for 5 years.

I want to say there were rules about keeping up the property (repairs) as well.
I think using what you already know remains a choice that is very hard to criticise. But we didn't have to learn that, did we?

Beyond that I think there is more to unlearn than to learn from the history of the Y2K batch of startups. The economics of essentially everything related to writing, running and distributing software have changed completely.
As a Swede I naturally gravitated towards the 46elks.se service instead of Twilio. Been using it for years now, no issues. They even called me once to find out what their clients were doing, like a survey.
Well, OK. But by that logic, if the language they had been most familiar with was Fortran, should they have used Fortran for Facebook? I tend to think that there are actually material differences between languages and technologies, and it's worth knowing more than one language and not using terrible ones.
Is it not possible without Envoy? IMO this feels like a failing if I'm relying on a separate piece of software. I'm comparing it with RESTish services which are easily scaleable in many ways either software or infra. But that might be my misunderstanding of what you just said
The WFH future is destroying bosses' brains (2021)
Sounds like a dodged bullet.
What is Money? (1913) [pdf]
I’ll second this, not to mention the first class support Plex has for audio content. I have dedicated apps for my music and my audiobooks. I haven’t found anything close to that in the Emby or Jellyfin world.
It's worth mentioning that this generalized problem in user space can often be solved much more easily using concurrent fuzz testing (ex: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/cuzz-concur...).

Unfortunately, when the problem is in kernel boot software, that is not a practical solution for obvious reasons, and you're left using more basic techniques like running a binary search on the commit history.
I have tried this in the past and it does work. I completely agree with your advice. When I'm feeling stress it's more difficult to do so, and when I am stressed enough even eating slowly (or spacing out what I'm eating into courses) doesn't help stop the craving.
The latter is also hard to google, you can't exacly ask google "what database to pick with this and that constraints and capabilities"
Hopefully we find out who the user “maxwellhill” really was. Can’t believe we never found out who one of the most influential Reddit users of time was.
That is undeniably true, but I do think the starting point still matters.
Based on this description, I had to double-check that you weren't a particular founder I know.

FWIW, it's not just you; these seem to be non-rare things to happen.

One can guess at the likelihood that egos, differing understandings/philosophies, or just plain greed are likely to become a showstopper problem.

But, unless it's obvious that the showstopper problems are likely (some people telegraph warning signs heavily), if one is ever going to do anything, one has to guess and sometimes take a leap of faith.
I skimmed the article that's true but it implies one can't travel home more than four times (assuming it is 6 months) so once you've exceeded that you're stuck permanently without after effects.
This seems like an overly cynical take. Malaria nets have saved hundreds of thousands of lives. You can be critical of some areas of EA, but it's hard to deny that organizations like Against Malaria Foundation and GiveWell are doing a lot of good in the world. What's wrong with donating with the goal of maximizing lives saved per dollar?
Equalizer APO doesn't list the E10k.

Could you recommend a different one? I'd like to go and test that since my headphones broke last week and I've been too lazy to dive into the audiophile depths.
Windows default keyboard shortcuts: Windows + Left/Right Arrow to snap to half of screen. Add SHIFT to the mix to do the same, but transport it to the other monitor.
Honestly not your problem at this point.
I downloaded it on both my Roku and Fire ( Amazon ) devices just as easily as any other app.

Of course, the applications use the native remotes for these platforms. Since I am the one that puts all the content on Jellyfin, my less technical wife sees it like any other channel ( like Netflix, Disney, or Prime ).

I do not use AppleTV anymore but I installed it on my iPhone as well. I had used Plex before. I did not a find Jellyfin any harder.