skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same. Spins for a while then dreaded `ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT` chrome error page.
Unable to load Github website or push using git-remote-https as of the last several minutes.
Are you discounting that the factors that go I to the GPA are wildly different between schools?

I think the guy that got a 2.9 in a school that was seriously focused on education is going to be better prepared for the 4.1 from a peace and love participation trophy school.

Are you missing “standardized” portion?
Same here, it cant send a verification sms.
We just started putting our kids on the potty around 5 months old.. they liked to sit on it and we would read to them. Sometimes stuff came out. But more importantly it was part of our routine before and after naps, and so by 1.5-2 they were fully trained mostly by themselves.

Waiting too long can create issues with sitting on a seat with a hole in it - at least make that a common thing you do.
You mean in like meters?

> Each observatory has two light storage arms that are 4 kilometers in length. [...] A passing gravitational wave will slightly stretch one arm as it shortens the other. [...] Even with such long arms, the strongest gravitational waves will only change the distance between the ends of the arms by at most roughly 10⁻¹⁸ m.

With the nominal hair value being 75 µm, `apt install qalc` tells me that's

> 75 µm / 10^-18 m
(75 * micrometer) / ((10^-18) * meter) = 7.5E13

so a change in length 7'500'000'000'000 times smaller than the width of a hair

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitational_wave , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair%27s_breadth
With granularity, both explained in the FAQ and how they're classified (and classified differently).
Using ChatGPT to give you information about things you don't understand well creates a risk of learning and internalizing erroneous information. I wouldn't like to make a mistake in my job or in conversation for some nonsense a chatbot generated.
I think the point is that those are not loans into English, rather they are international scientific terms in terminology that is used by many people whose first language is neither English, nor Latin (or Greek). So there is no reason to have a convention that is specific to English, or any other language, besides the Greek or Latin of the original.

In essence, when you use a word like "amygdala", you are not using English. Rather, you are code-switching between Latin and English.
I mean even for stuff I know really well it can help

you just have to get used to the way it "thinks" and how it "understand" your request, to write better prompts, you can even manage to send it half incomplete sentences if you really know what matters to it if you want to save even more time

and of course if someone won't start using it regularly they'll never reach a point where it's faster to just ask it for a function or a script than to write it
It's a DVCS. You can keep working from your local repo copy!
Status page loads for me, it just incorrectly says all green: https://www.githubstatus.com/
The average American consumes 38.87 gallons of soda year. 43% of Coke sales are Diet, I extrapolated that across the market, since Coke has a pretty dominant market share anyway. That's 16.7 gallons of diet soda per American, or 178 cans of soda. Multiply that by 150 calories/can, divide by 365, you get the 73 calories.

As I mentioned before, that's a side effect of averaging across all Americans, a fraction of who don't drink soda, and a (much larger, in both senses of the word) who drink sugared soda. The population that those calories would realistically be distributed over, the diet soda drinkers, is somewhere between 20% and 40% of the population, hence the "multiply by 2-5".
Europe has strong enough industrial base and educated hardworking population to rebuild modern military and don't be afraid of russia, and also reduce dependence on energy import. They just didn't push in that direction for the last 30 years and now need to work harder to catch up.
> But the question is whether those wrongs will right themselves and over what time period and at what cost.

How can the Holocaust be made right? How can the genocide of the Native Amercians be made right? I think these questions are a distraction at best, probably because they are unanswerable at this time (maybe unanswerable period).

If you want to live in a world where people are treated as individuals and where individuals have equal opportunities, then you have to normalize language and behaviours and create systems that treat people as individuals. I agree there will be lingering discriminatory effects, which is why every system should take precautions and have feedback loops for self-correction, like blinding, regular audits, etc. This last part is where most of the failures occur, mostly because they're missing entirely.
Yep, looks like it's down. Can't pull/push and can't even get the web to load at all.
The Unsurprising Affirmative Action Decision in SFFA vs. Harvard
It implements the welfare-maximizing outcome, defined as the outcome that maximizes the sum of the valuations of all of the bidders for the chosen outcome.
AI doesn’t copy and paste art though, it generates new art based off of patterns it’s seen in its training material. If it’s training material heavily features red squares, and you prompt it to generate a new piece, chances are you’ll get something with a red square - not because it copied that red square from any particular piece, but because it was a common element. There’s a difference between reproducing common elements in pursuit of adhering to a style, and copying and pasting.
How does this interact with Find? Select text?
Someone else, who historically was a white person that benefited from their race in every other aspect of society
@ signs have no meaning at HN, and dang will not be notified of your concern. Per the guidelines:

> Please don't post on HN to ask or tell us something. Send it to hn@ycombinator.com.
Not on hardware.

Money decides hardware success. It may not come from a VC, but it's always the deciding factor.
> Or is gravitational energy not dissipated into other forms of energy at all?

Extremely weakly. The mechanism is similar to acoustic waves, but the coupling constant is so small, that the amount of dissipated power would be insignificantly small.

In theory, you can use gravitational waves to extract energy. For example, you can wait for the "compression" part of the wave, and push a cart uphill during it. Then let it slide downhill when the compression peak passes. You'll be able to extract some useful energy, because the distance that you pushed the car uphill will be shorter than the "normal" distance.

You can make more elaborate systems on this principle. E.g. a tuned resonator: two orbiting masses with a period selected to match the frequency of the gravitational waves.
Caller ID for the visually impaired (2016)
The one thing I can think about is that it is much harder to maintain a strong and healthy community if your community is divided by an interstate.
It's clear why it is so easy to find quotes from this guy complaining about safety experts harshing his buzz. He was hearing so called experts telling him it was unsafe all the time and it was clearly getting to him. He specified a safety factor and everything so what could possibly go wrong? He rounded up from 4.75" hull to 5" on the design. What more could they want? It's made out of carbon fiber, the wondermaterial of the future that all of the best stuff is made from.
Seems to be a fairly catastrophic failure. https://github.com/ fails to load. https://www.githubstatus.com/ shows all green as of this writing. Nothing on the twitter yet https://twitter.com/githubstatus

edit: The outage is now acknowledged on the status page https://www.githubstatus.com/

edit: EU folks appear to have things working so it looks like a regional network fault
> A word of caution to all, set up a reminder to logon to your dormant email addresses every few weeks

I think it's a chore that most of us would not do. How about writing a script instead to login every x weeks and send you an alert email/text for that along with emails count?
The bar was set at non-zero, so a single (true) anecdote surpasses that.
Outlast Trials appears to be a fairly large title that utilized AI art. I sincerely doubt it’ll get ax’ed
Valve isn't worried about you lying they just want your attestation so if someone tries to sue them they can redirect them to you and if they think it's worthwhile sue you themselves for lying and breaching the contract. In the same way they want you to attest to owning rights to all the IP in the products you put on their platform. It's just IP ownership around AI content is murky right now so gets treated as a special case.
Yes, that's an option. The range lookup is an ergonomic feature. Imagne what it would have been like, if we couldn't do foo[-3:] in Python.
So down right now...I wonder why they still use https://www.githubstatus.com/ that reports everything is alright when it's not!
As others pointed out, LIGO is too small compared to the wavelength of the GW, but even if LIGO was extremely long, the technical noises (seismic, control system noises, gravity gradient noise, etc.) at such low frequencies are extremely high for ground-based detectors
>Spend less time worrying about each year's obsessive fad. If it has positive value, it will be easier and safer to use in the future.

This will still be true way after you're dead, so I guess you should never learn or use anything new.

AI is not this year obsessive fad, it's not crypto, it's not AR/VR, it's a field that has been slowly maturing for decades and that is now finally kinda useful for the masses
Maybe it's right and we're all wrong
Actions won't start for me
In which case the Race B children would be paying disproportionately -- one might even surmise that the Race A children (and their parents) would be net beneficiaries of the taxes paid by the Race B children (and their parents).
> These are all statistical measures. For any one individual may not see the benefits of these privileges. Grouping everybody into their race and statistics will tell you there is variation. That's unavoidable.

Some variation is unavoidable, but statistically significant variation isn't! Why should people in those underpriviledged groups accept a society which gives them fewer chances?

> There are thousands of homeless white men in my city. Maybe police interactions might be calmer for them, but what does it matter for somebody whose life is sliding downhill often by their own addictions?

Yes, it does matter? If police interactions are calmer and you live longer, you have more chances to turn your life around. We as a society have more chances to help them.

> This is why the focus on race seems like such a distraction to me. We could be helping the poor when we're still too busy discussing race and ethnicity.

We should help the poor, and we should work to remove disparities between races and ethnicities. Why are those things opposed in your mind?
I do, I think this should have been done with amendments to the constitution like we did for the 15th and 19th amendment.

Taken to its logical extreme if the US had a single dictator but they did good things would you argue against needing a democratic process? The court lives in a weird place where they have close to unchecked power and make their own rules. It is what it is, there's always a root account somewhere. But the convention/culture of the courts has been the primary thing keeping this in check and if that goes we're in trouble.
Coffee is a known carcinogen (due to formation of acrylamides in roasting). Ripe fruits emit small amounts ethylene that is carcinogenic.
You can often get more information about an error by setting the environment variable AMD_LOG_LEVEL=3.

I briefly talked to the Fedora maintainer and they mentioned there was a known issue with their HIP package. I'd encourage you to file a bug report with Fedora (if one does not exist already). Their packages are under active development and I think you can expect the matter to be resolved promptly.
Loads for me

Unless it is cached

Edit: I could even login
Yep it's down. Why do they even bother with the status page
Yes, github status says all is operational but hacker news is faster. Go figure.
Its down for me
> People put stuff up on the Internet with the expectation of its consumption by human minds

Then people obviously aren’t aware that bots have been indexing web pages and showing summarized information without going to the web page for
three decades.
Sharpie scanning goof reveals major Playstation budgets and revenues
> Delta owes these pilots an off-duty drink!

Fun fact: Pilots can have a non-zero BAC (I think .04). So they could have it while on duty too if it’s not a double!
Just like with Stack Overflow, you don't just blindly copy and paste what it gives you. You read it, try to understand it, and then - this is key - ask ChatGPT more questions about it.

Your mileage may vary, but I've found it very helpful.
Down for me right now.
Because there is demand, and they earn fees from managing the ETF with zero exposure to the underlying crypto asset. They might charge 1% per year to manage the ETF which might cost them 50% of that 1%, then the rest is profit.

It’s as simple as that, they aren’t taking a directional position, they’re managing a fund and collecting fees.
Ahh, I was trying github.com/status and status.github.com (I forgot they have a totally separate domain for it). Thanks!
That requires manual acknowledgement. Probably requires an approval from a VP or some high level exec to change that status.
I think the problem is obviously a racial hierarchy is motivated to pretend that minority status is already faded into history, especially if it isn't faded right now. Similar to how my boss says that his kneecapping my career is in the past now, there's a new peer review quarter and I have new opportunities so why should I be mad? Maybe sure 10 years from now it'll be whatever, but he just sabotaged me last quarter. Of course to him it's water under a boat, he has every motivation to pretend it to be so, and to say my pointing out that I'm still a harmed party to be goalpost moving or whatever nonsense he wants to come up with to say it doesn't exist anymore and therefore he doesn't even have to lift a finger to make it up to me.
Does webui not require testing on each platform+browser combo? Or are we just accepting that sometimes it is going to break and not allowing the same consideration for native GUI frameworks?
Smash the looms! Smash the looms!
If it takes someone to manually change it from green to red, that does seem to defeat the purpose.
One issue in cancer stats is the frequent misattribution of cancers to smoking.

You smoked for 4 years 20 years ago? Then that's what is put as the "cause" for damn near any cancer, which totally destroys the value of the stats.

What we can see though is that rates have generally gone up, either due to increased detection or due to actualized rate increases (most likely a combination of both).
I'm not even able to get a unicorn, which is the usual 500 response. Seems down pretty hard.
What does Texas have to do with Ireland's "brand"? On the subject of abortion in specific, Ireland abolished restrictions in abortion by popular referendum in 2018 while the US appears to be going in the opposite direction.
This appears to impact Github pages as well. <username>.github.io pages show the unicorn 503 page.

> We're having a really bad day.

> The Unicorns have taken over. We're doing our best to get them under control and get GitHub back up and running.
Don’t most Microsoft products feel that way? I’m occasionally forced to use a windows machine the office gave me. Windows 11 is a new kind of janky and it also packs all the fun stuff from earlier versions.

Anyway, they don’t care. Nadella has us all by the monthly subscripted balls.
As they should.

We should adopt Mexico's stance on illegal labor. Their idea is that hiring illegal immigrants harms the economy at large - because driving down salaries for the lowest rungs of society rarely results in stability for the rest of the country. It's considered economic treason to hire illegal immigrants.

After all, if you hire some illegal laborer instead of your out-of-work neighbor just to save a few dollars, don't be surprised if that same neighbor resorts to more and more desperate measures to feed their family. Those desperate measures could include robbing you...and the community will at large be quite sympathetic towards your neighbor, so don't expect any societal goodwill going forward.

Save me the nonsense that prices will increase if labor costs go up - the corporations have ample profits and can afford to eat a few percentage points to survive in the long term.
> I don't think if you push forward with dives to the Titantic this season it will be succumbing to financial pressures, I think it will be succumbing to pressures of your own creation in some part dictated by ego to do what people said couldn't be done.

This quote really stood out to me. "Doing what they said couldn't be done" is such a powerful narrative in our entrepreneurial culture that it inspired a man to rush recklessly to his own death.
Won't load for me.

https://githubstatus.com shows all green, but it's not the case...
Gitlab for Visual Studio, including code suggestions, available in Beta
First noticed when trying to pull a helm chart - get a 503 backend error page.
There is no way to untangle any of that from the past in any fair way. We are just making more victims that future generations will look down on us for.

I want to leave a fair world to my children, not one filled with hate and systemic racial discrimination.
140.82.113.0/24 is visible in the global routing table:

route-views>sh bgp 140.82.113.0
BGP routing table entry for 140.82.113.0/24, version 62582026
Paths: (19 available, best #4, table default)

The route is verified by RPKI so it's not a route hijack.

Edit: deleted traceroute
Not only does this keep them safe from copyright fallout, I think its real goal is to hold back a flood of shit games until the tech matures.
I don't think valve wanting to make a game is a realistic argument for anything in 2023. I'd believe any other reason than that lol.
Interesting, I'm used to using status.github.com, which got hit by whatever issue is hitting the main site.
With Temu coming from China to compete with Amazon, and the US regulators going full anti-China recently, I'm really interested to see whether these actions against Amazon get pushback from the top of government, and ultimately get stalled.
Same. I'm in Europe and it loads slowly but it gets there.
And if your output isn't distinct enough from the inputs, you too aren't allowed to claim copyright or sell your work without proper licensing.

With the AI we can at least be 100% certain of which input you trained it on and under which licens, making the whole a lot easier to deal with, as compared to humans. The liability is the same, but it's much easier to avoid legal implications, so why not play ball and ensure that you have the correct licenses?
I'm not talking about the ones that provide a user-contributable database of "what business owns this number, is it spam"; those are great.

I'm talking about sites that just list all possible phone numbers in a range, for SEO purposes, with no useful information about each number, and then try to sell you access to their invasive databases of personal information.
"Clarifications" shouldn't start with the word "No".

It might be non-obvious but the phrasing wasn't deceptive or "clever", it's the system that's weird.
I still carelessly press OK buttons.
> No, because this assumes that different groups have equivalent values.

Values are not intrinsically tied to your race, they just correlate to some degree like income and geography. Saying we shouldn't compensate for your parents values is like saying we shouldn't compensate for your parents income or zip code. That's fine, and it's not immoral to believe that, but just make sure you're being logically consistent in the things you believe we should and shouldn't control for.
GitHub should monitor their status page traffic for spikes, which probably mean something is wrong somewhere, even if they themselves haven't noticed yet.
HN user chuckles and returns to their work of building surveillance
Are these status pages updated manually? At the very least it should be able to detect that the home page doesn't even load and turn itself red.
[dupe] / merge https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36523843
Scientists Can Now Reconstruct Rooms from Eye Reflections in Photos
But not for Tyrone vs. Cops[0]

"When a game comes up as problematic, it gets flagged a bunch by steam users, and there's a meeting that takes place where they decide if these things stay on steam"[1].

0: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1853200/TYRONE_vs_COPS/

1: https://youtu.be/hDjxBrgtJXc?t=974
Trying to think of all the shitty driving I could do without triggering this device...

I could easily fly up the shoulder at 40mph in a 60 zone bypassing all the stopped traffic.

Could drive down the sidewalk at a 20mph pace.

I can still weave though traffic as long as I don't go too far over the speed limit (assuming this device tracks location and speed).

I can still tailgate the fuck out of anybody.

I can still use my phone while driving.

I can be completely wasted and probably not set the thing off.

But don't you dare hit your brakes too hard!!!
Marc Andreessen on the Sam Harris podcast yesterday arguing that we don't need to worry about AI:

> The moral of every story is "the good guys win"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMnH6KYNuWg&t=3064s
Without seeing the art there is nothing to judge. I bet it's a visual story and they are using characters from established ips.
I was already impressed, then I got to the part where he wrote a tool chain with Rust and a test suite for RISC-V which runs in game.

Then I decided the kid was a young whippersnapper who's way too big for his britches and "kids these days" and all the other things old people think to make themselves feel better when they're being obsoleted.
Amazfit and xiaomi bands are like the Casio f91w of smart watches.
One would expect Microsoft puts Windows before cross-platform.