skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was out this morning. You can, at times, taste the ash rather that just smelling. This afternoon it still smells and you can see a reduction in visibility at the distance of one yard to the next.
It has different quality to it than the same reduced visibility as fog. At no times did my eyes sting but I was outside for minutes at a time.
In the house, the car, and a big public building the smell is almost at 0.

Exiting the build you feel the change in the typical double door entry to public building. Its an "airlock" entry in that one person cannot hold open both inside and outside doors at the same time. Most likely to preserve heat inside in the winter.
"I'm okay with bad things happening to someone because I don't like them" is the petty mean-spirited nasty nonsense that plagues these kind of discussions. I think it's absolutely horrible and vile.

Besides, it's about the larger issue, not this one particular person.
RISC-V was not ready. The necessary specs were only ratified in late 2021[0].

The first batch of hardware that's compliant with these (which include Tenstorrent Ascalon) is expected to show up in 2024.

0. https://wiki.riscv.org/display/HOME/Specification+Status#Spe...
.0 and .255 are special.

Even outside of the context of a /24 I still reserve these addresses because they don't receive equal treatment on the internet. There are still dumb firewalls that treat them as broadcast amplification attacks, OS bugs that treat them as invalid, and a handful of other issues.

This issue tends to be a bell curve of experience. People brand new to networking, and the people who have spent dozens of years seeing the worst of what the internet has to offer both treat them as sacred cows, with the majority just shrugging and mumbling about CIDR.
A lot of "problem solving" involving kids means "making the problem go away from the adult's life". E.g. a situation I see played out is kids being told to respond to bullying by acting like they don't care (good advice as far as it goes). If the bullying continues, we hear it isn't a problem because the kids says he doesn't care - which is what we told him to say, true or not. In any case, the problem is solved from the adult's POV - the bullying complaint has disappeared, ticket is moved to resolved. The bullied child now faces his problem alone. Receiving this kind of "support" discourages reaching out for help.

(I'm not saying this is specific to boys, don't read too much into pronouns.)
So many economic analyses of social and environmental problems are full of these "hidden cost" factors, and they're baked into why so many things occur in the first place. "Capitalized profit, socialized risk" is just one example but they all fall into a broader category, of scenarios where enormous costs or dependencies are just ignored or hidden. I might go so far as to argue that large segments of societal economics are based on this dynamic, and might be the achilles heel of modern capitalism.
Why Did the TwitterMigration Fail?
Do you currently pay for much or any of the libre software you use? Of course many published libre software packages have no workable monetization scheme attached, but many of them have a facility for donations, and then there are major foundations and aggregators (of which I regrettably do not have a good list compiled at the moment).
Emotion support is showing loving, care and/or empathy.

Mentorship and emotional support can have significant overlap.
possible, but there's something worse than war coming, environment destruction
Mmmm, how about the links to the videos at the bottom of link [3]?
May need to agree to disagree :) I'm saying that we should write:

httpClient.get("my/url", timeout: config.get("http.timeout"))

Where config is a library smart enough to do some rule evaluation over a live updated backing store to get the right value.

I'm not sure how .so/dll or lua is going to help here.
>To uphold the highest standards of integrity, responsible behavior, and ethical conduct in professional activities. (IEEE Code of Ethics) [1]

Letting this happen IMHO is clearly a breach of IEEE's own rules. This goes against the public and has serious side effects. Nobody with a bit of knowledge on networking (which I hope exists within IEEE) should seriously think that those gateways are hosting the content.

If someone with a role in IEEE reads this they should really stop this rogue firm they contracted before they seriously destroy some part of the internet some people rely on.

[1] https://www.ieee.org/about/corporate/governance/p7-8.html#:~....
This is relatively new behaviour that only showed up around fifteen years ago, during the crash. Before then publicly traded companies such as DuPont or IBM would settle for a very gradual increase if it meant they had a stable market and dependable revenue stream. Especially if they had majority control of that market, since they could already squeeze customers for whatever amount they wanted, as Bell and Microsoft did. It was the smaller volatile companies like Keurig that disregarded five and ten year market projections and went for massive market expansion and quarterly or yearly profit increases because they were competing against giants in their respective or adjacent industries and needed to grow big enough fast enough not to be squashed. Between 2000 and 2008 the DOW and NASDAQ indexes stayed around the same level, then they cratered in 2008, and by 2011 they just started going up and up and up like they had back between 1982 and 1989. Except so far we're twelve years in and it hasn't slowed down, unlike the slowdown that started in 1987.

Companies changed up the way they did things starting in 2008 in order to survive, but sticking to that short term panic survival tactic is coming to a head. They've done almost everything possible in order to ensure growth, but the public just can't handle it and things are starting to collapse under the weight of near maximum monetization.
I've never been in the military, but I doubt recruits are allowed to show up wearing full makeup and long flowing hair to shoot internet videos without at least the authorization of their superiors. And I doubt their direct superior has the authority to decide that by themselves. You never know which classified information can be guessed from a single picture, much less a series of videos.

As for the "droves of young men", propaganda works. The fact that the military had cooperated with 10k Hollywood Films attests to that. They may not join for her, but it all adds up in the effort for painting military life as cool.
Time to move to IPV6.
You know it’s only getting worse right? :/
Is anyone here using Warrant or other Zanzibar-like services?

If so, how did you evaluate them relative to each other and/or building yourselves?
I suspect they want a browser feature to show fingerprints of the HTML and of subresources possibly to pin a certificate for a given domain.

A browser setting to only load subresources with integrity checks would also help
Again, just because time is 'present' doesn't mean that 'time is a synchronization primitive'.

Programs execute over time, but synchronization is not fundamentally about when things execute, it's about the order that they execute. The order is what is important, not specific time coordinates or specific timing.

Just like cars merging, where they go in absolute space is not the fundamental concern, it is where they are relative to each other so they don't overlap.

Synchronization is about serializing events if they have overlap in the data they affect.
I am saying that young men who are seek emotional support then get treated as and viewed as weak and ineffective by those they have sought support from or those around them who know they have sought support, with all the repercussions of that.

The men are the same, whether they seek emotional support or not. However, seeking emotional support gets them treated very differently verses not seeking it and it is rarely in a compassionate way.
+1 for the theory that humans wiped out the megafauna in America.
This was made by Linden for their game Second Life, which allows players to exchange in game currency for real money (dollars, not crypto). Many players use the game as an income source.

Linden had a problem, built a solution, and spun off it off into a company.
Exactly. The only thing that really makes HN "work" is that YC has a very different incentive structure for what they get out of this site, versus all the other news aggregator/social media sites out there who need to maximize revenue.
I’ll admit, “Last commit X days ago” is super useful for quickly evaluating GitHub repos.
Looks pretty interesting - unfortunately my CV (https://hire.jvt.me) couldn't get parsed fully, but would definitely be up to chat about if you'd be interested in supporting things like Microformats, as my CV (in HTML form) is marked up with them to make it easier to parse
Thanks!

Does anyone have comparisons of how the model does on specific artist styles?

Simple prompts like "By $ARTISTNAME" worked very well in SD v1.5, and less so in v2.x, depending on the artist in question.
> wait, get a fix?? is that a pun I just discovered after 20 years?

If it's like in the French original (where Getafix is Assurancetourix, i.e. assurance tous-risques, full-coverage insurance), every single character name is a pun; so keep searching if you're missing some ;)
This 1962 interview was published in Playboy Magazine. Somebody simply needs to convince Pornhub that they should spice things up with interviews of jazz musicians.
Microsoft dropped the ball on consistent, comprehensive UI guidelines after Windows 7. The earlier ones are a great reference.
Is there anytime where you would be seeing a comment's timestamp on a device where the actual date isn't visible also or a single swipe away?

I rarely remember the date offhand but whenever I need to care I have two devices on my body and another four or five devices within feet of me with the date down the second.
I have no love for lawyers, but Immigration and Customs Enforcement has, for better or worse, a role in these issues.
Thailand's National Animal Is Pushing Back Against Habitat Loss
Gruber thinks in terms of brands. Apple is a brand. Reddit is a brand. Twitter is a brand. It's easy to pick winners and losers with brands.

Mastodon isn't a brand so much as it's a grouping of a bunch of different brands (servers). In a way Mastodon can't win or lose because of this. If you have 10 people on a server and they're happy- you've won.

Gruber has a hard time wrapping his head around this, partially because it's just not his thing.
Morse SOS:

bang-bang-bang---bang---bang---bang---bang-bang-bang

While Morse in general has problems with just banging, with SOS it is not a problem.
This is going to be hilarious when every docker container starts updating itself on every single invocation!
What does that mean? Of course auto-wipers work by turning on when they detect rain on your windshield.
Your last sentence is odd because obviously the glue isn’t something like thermal paste. It won’t affect performance.

The glue is there for structural reasons. Adhesion allows better rigidity by making use of the structure around it.
What an odd take that a device constrained to an expensive, closed ecosystem would "revolutionize accessibility," especially when the article appears to base that lofty claim on the sole facts that the iPad had a larger touchscreen with icons.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Customs applies to digital goods, too.
I don't really attribute this maliciously. Yeah, it may be overstepping it a bit but the wording can make sense (but they should definitively change it). Developers generally aren't great marketers and these guys aren't native in english.
Wait till you see how people react to /31 and /31 ending with .0

> and the people who have spent dozens of years seeing the worst of what the internet has to offer both treat them as sacred cows

...a lot of them just didn't update their knowledge over time.
Why should they intervene in RMT? If you want to buy gold that's fine, if not that's good, it's none of your business if someone else does.

Also there are guilds that don't use GDKP, of course all pugs do it. You can also assemble your own raid and charge as much as you want and reserve everything you like. That's the good part of assembling a raid. The bad part is... everything else.
Worked at a large website holster and we didn't treat these addresses differently. Didn't hear anything from customers while I worked here. Maybe it depends of the country (and their majority vendors)
My interpretation of saltiness was also formed by reading the linked requests issue. Just sarcasm went unnecessary.
Senior Consultant.
Why can't UBlock Origin do that?
think he just mistyped /32
Phones nowadays are pretty powerful, even on newer softwares older devices are pretty usable.
I actually still daily drive an MSM8974-powered Android phone with an Android 11 custom firmware, and it still runs much better than some of the cheapest phones on the market.
What _does_ count as a utility, then? I expect anything that is considered (or even legally classified) as a utility is going to have rules and "someone" to decide who to kick out; e.g., the electrical grid, or the water supply, or the telephone system, or council rubbish collection, etc.
Yeah, it’s really frustrating when Google EOL’s a paper they published.
Obligatory IPv6 is an academic solution to an engineering problem.
I think Nestlé wins the most egregious example; where they gave free baby formula in developing countries for just long enough for the mothers to stop producing milk and then started charging them for the right to feed their babies.
The Ketogenic Diet for Refractory Mental Illness (2022)
What do you think the future of C++ is with vectorization? I keep thinking that the language is too far down the rabbit hole of scalar guarantees to ever allow for us to only rely on autovectorization. Maybe we can add some language features like "false path is defined behavior if statements" and bit-sized bools. But then we'd need people to totally change the way they code. Maybe we need a new, non-scalar successor language? Maybe libraries can take care of it?

I've been using Highway for a couple weeks (I'm the guy who is writing the unroller feature). Highway is more limited in its breadth than raw intrinsics. I've noticed a few instances so far where you had to make a judgement call, and decided not to have Highway expose certain features (like 32 bit indexing into 64 bit type scatter/gather). And with more things that x86/ARM throw at us, the harder I think it becomes for a library to be the solution. From what I've seen of std::simd, I don't see how that possibly can be the solution. What do you think?
And even though, you can still have a /24 with used .0, .255 (for example if injected via BGP on machines that have other IPs)
Are there any other credible hypotheses for why SSRIs take weeks to affect mood according to the literature, when their effect on the serotonin is immediate?
I am 100% positive that is the gut brain that is listening to my microbiota saying that yes I should buy those chocolates in the grocery store and no I will not eat them all in one sitting. My head brain knows better but with that confident voice speaking differently what am I to do?
I grew up relatively poor, however my parents still made sure we didn't eat pure junk food out of frozen food boxes. We ate potatoes, lentils, beans, rice, pasta, lot of cheap veggies like cabbage. Parents grew some stuff too since we had a small garden, and I try to keep up that tradition in my back yard even though I'm much much better off income wise now. Families don't have to eat junk food, there's still plenty bulk stuff around. Not super cheap but at least as cheap as the processed garbage if you buy the raw ingredients.
> So much text, more like an illustrated book :)

Speaking of walls of text, remember the explanation of the inner workings of an atomic reactor in Destination Moon? That's how 5 y.o. me discovered nuclear physics :]
I'm confused. Semaphore is not a binary system.
IMO it is really just paranoid AI risk cultists theater for narcissists.

The more narcissistic types have figured out it is their moment in the sun to see their name in the paper and the more they play up the idea that AI is going to eat us the more attention they will get from media.

The whole idea is so irrational that I fail to see what other explanation there really is.

The other guilty party are the masses that have been trained to think in terms of appeal to authority instead of using their own brains. They have created the audience for this theater.
No, they are neither objective nor dispassionate, despite being grounded in empirical data and methods.

Factors like building shade, vehicle density, wind cover, terrain, cloud coverage, and variations in humidity, mean that thermometers placed at different points in any selected area will report massive variations in temperature, and the naive (and impossible) approach of even distributions of identical sensors taking measurements at the same clock times placed across some given weather area will yield numbers that are not helpful for most people.

For example, about 1/3 of the area of Burbank, CA is recreation and park spaces that are in the verdugo mountains, at their highest point within Burbank limits 1800 ft. above sea level, and with almost zero residents. The other 2/3 of Burbank are about 600 ft. above sea level. How would you offer a number that summarized the weather in Burbank?

Imagine factoring time into this. There is no temperature of the hour, there are individual measurements taken at specific moments in time in specific places, using differing methodologies, different equipment, variations in MoE, and at varying frequencies. Put all this together, and the work of the observational meteorologist to produce daily or hourly temperature averages becomes extremely complicated, and the first question they would ask is, "What will the averages be used for?"

Here are some examples from the large literature on these problems:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/07055900.2015.1...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00221...

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-935704-35-5_...
Given that the M1 and M2 perform similarly to AMD and Intel CPUs with far higher clock speeds, it seems most software can use wider dispatch.

Note that dispatch doesn't mean vector width, which is harder for software to take advantage of.
It means how many uops the pipeline can handle/clock cycle.
we assign /32 to our VMs then add a /32 device route to the router. Not an ISP tho, just inside datacenter.
Am I the only one that visits PornHub for the articles?
"U.K. Citizen Extradited and Pleads Guilty to Cyber Crime Offenses" - https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/uk-citizen-extradited-and-ple...

"...In July 2020, O’Connor participated in a conspiracy to gain unauthorized access to social media accounts maintained by Twitter Inc. (Twitter). In early July 2020, O’Connor’s co-conspirators used social engineering techniques to obtain unauthorized access to administrative tools used by Twitter to maintain its operations. The co-conspirators were able to use the tools to transfer control of certain Twitter accounts from their rightful owners to various unauthorized users. In some instances, the co-conspirators took control themselves and used that control to launch a scheme to defraud other Twitter users. In other instances, the co-conspirators sold access to Twitter accounts to others..."
... except, that "pro" scrapers use parallelized calls from rolling ip addresses. It is one of the only ways to scrape things like Youtube... so I hear!
Shits the bed.
Ordering is a subset of temporal though. That is, ordering implies there must be a relative time between events. Absolute time doesn't have to matter, nor does time between events. It's still temporal.

It's only temporal because all execution is temporal.

The fundamentals of what you are trying to achieve aren't when something executes, it is the order.

If try to execute two different things at two different times, your synchronization could go wrong because that isn't really what you want, you want a guarantee of the order.

If you try to synchronize by guaranteeing the order that operations execute it will work regardless of what time something executes.

Ordering is what you are actually trying to achieve, timing in ancillary. That's why the title is 'time is not a synchronization primitive'.
/31 is equally funny one, confuses so many people that really should know better
It follows a long tradition of Microsoft browsers violating "web culture".
> New research shows that when fathers are present and emotionally invested in children’s lives, they are more likely to develop a stronger sense of self-worth and excel in everything from school to relationships.

Regardless of the debate on how tough (or not) love should be, the absent fathers issue seems like something concrete and impactful that we should be trying to address.
>if they wanted to

That's the market segmentation right there. My wife could play solitaire on her PC but she doesn't want to. She has her phone on her all the time. She is a very casual gamer. I, on the other hand, want to play games in surround sound with a large 4K TV. I have a switch but have never played it disconnected from the TV.

>What's "mobile", when everything is mobile?

The games. As as has been said on this thread, "mobile" games are actually either skinner boxes or casual games like solitaire. Console games are big investments in experiences - be the investment money, like GTA or Halo, or time and passion, like Celeste.

I hope that we will see some interesting games for VR/AR. So far there have been exactly zero high-investment games. Superhot, for example, was interesting, but played well without VR, and was short.

Here's the thing: I don't remember the last time I played a first person game other than Superhot. They aren't that fun. I don't have great proprioception in the real world, so how is that going to work in VR where I don't have legs? How will I time jumping off a building? How will I know when to strike? These are all reasons why most 3D games are third person. Games are fun.
The synchronization is one way only. The server sends the authoritative world state to your client. Your client only sends your inputs to the server, not the results of those inputs, and the server validates your inputs by running them through the game engine. Modifying your local copy of the simulation will just desynchronize you from the server, forcing a resync.
I just use soldering iron, splurge some flux and hope for best.

I should probably get a hot plate...
Yup. We'll all look like the chimney sweeps of Mary Poppins by Fall I guess.
Surely 75k for a secure password manager is better than 50k for an insecure one. They’re failing at their core competency.
That's really good to hear.

I am hopeful that, when I'm old, I can be in the nursing home raiding ZG like it's 2005 again!

I think Classic WoW was sort of like "New Coke" in that it wasn't at all the game as I remembered it. It was more the "Private Server" version, where everyone min/maxed the fun right out the door... and (because I'm old now) I didn't understand what all the "GOAT Chads" were saying. And various Discords were all just alt-right Trump Frog memes and I lost interest in that fast. There's like a generational lingo that I just wasn't part of.
This thread is making me understand why they have to teach ethics.
Didn’t know there are TLDs as company’s name, interesting, how someone can obtain that? What’s the process to authenticate it’s a legitimate business?