skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, OneDrive doesn't upload/download your photos over unencrypted HTTP. That's what you're implying with the title of your post, right?

It seems you came up with a title that would generate the most attention and capitalize on people's hatred for the company.
If you have high end monitors (4K 120Hz or 6K 60Hz), each monitor will use up all the bandwidth so using one cable for multiple monitors is a nonstarter.

IIRC there's a way around this limitation with DSC and thunderbolt docks, but it's not worth the effort.
I do not understand the amount of Gen-X people who are upset about Musk. Most of those virtue signalers spoke in exactly the same manner on Usenet until it was expedient financially to pretend otherwise.

You don't have to take everything Musk says seriously. He speaks like people would speak in 2000.

On Twitter everyone has his own page. There is no reason why anyone should feel associated with political content from others. I would not feel associated with Ahmadinejad (who was uncensored all the time) any more than with a purported far right poster.

The whole thing is a storm in a teacup by people who want government censorship and cannot tolerate different speech on pages other than their own.

How about leaving all .com domains because there are a couple of right wing ones, too?
Same, but I'm pretty happy about it. I want my friends to share similar values and this is a good filter for that.
Sadly, humans won a pyric victory hunting tens of billions of passenger pigeons to extinction. It's a good thing emus are hardier than dodos.
Among the array or reasons to hold tight to text: Emacs really doesn't care if there is a desktop or not.
If one wanders headless in the clouds over SSH, the same configuration works fine; lasts a long time.
"Pixels to those that require them", say I.
Graphcore got up to a gigabyte or so of on chip memory with the same plan of keeping the model in that memory. Does work really well if the data fits.

Recent x64 chips are at about that amount of L3 cache which might be pretty similar. I've lost track of GPU hardware specs.

That proper hardware software co-design to mitigate communication? Viciously difficult bordering on imaginary.
How many military bases does Russia have in Germany and the rest of europe? How much control does Russia have on europe in terms of enforcing laws, extraditing citizens vs the US?

Do you really not see the difference? I don't like the fact that the US has this presence or influence in europe, but it is factual. Why you think stating a fact is braging, I'm not sure.
HN is also a walled garden. A nice one, but still.
> But that also requires an O(n) walk through the input...

Compressing requires an O(n) walk through the input either way.
I dont think something vegetable will taste and feel the same as real meat.
It is a blidn alley.

Instead focus on making food with plants that taste good.

You tell someone, this hamburger made with "plant based derivative" will taste just the same as the real working.
The guy bites into it and is immediately disappointed.

If instead you can say here is a burger that is plant based.
I think it tastes pretty good.
The guy bites into it and evaluates the taste on its own.
perhaps it takes ok.

Focus on making great plant based food that takes good on its own.
Not telling your thing is just like steak, because it is not.

We have rich and old cultures in the world that are mostly based
on plant-based foods with natural ingrediens.
Wow, and this is despite the fact that WhatsApp is end to end encrypted and not monetized?
I have a new favorite HN comment :)
Do you mean "development" in the sense of "improvement of the algorithm" or in the sense of "development of its usage in the wild"?
Developers had to be more creative when the hardware shaped the kind of game you were making. that's what's fascinating to me
Speakers deprecate a lot faster financially than functionally (and are subject to a lot of interesting dynamics such as 'wife acceptance factor' and other fashion like the current trend for small soundbars)

Your $40 used amplifier probably won't support Dolby Atmos and other movie formats so it's not really functionally equivalent to modern models.
Accepting an issue doesn't mean that there is a bug.

> While the javadoc doesn't state it explicitly, immutable classes in the core library are expected to be thread safe.

If it's not documented it's just an assumption.
Corvids are sneaky, crafty, brave fuckers. They are willing and able to stealthily invade human-occupied spaces.
I'm not sure how much of the underlying implementation details of arrays are leaking into JNI, but one way to approach it would be with first class copy-on-write for arrays or opt-in immutability (freezing).
They have a over a million now.
> This kind of taking pride in ignorance just infuriates me to no end

I'm pretty sure that if you ask Daniel Radcliffe he would say he doesn't know jack sh*t about magic and he really did not know what he was doing, except that he was doing his job: acting (i.e. pretending to be something you are not, in this specific case someone sending a message through a phone using Excel)

I'm also pretty sure that many CSI actors did not know anything about "zoom & enhance" and Hugh Jackman has no clue about hacking a system especially while receiving oral sex with a gun pointed at his head

https://movietvtechgeeks.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/hugh...
> The majority of new games can't work offline

source?
That makes it next to useless for half the planet.
You've given one day-to-day example (garden fence) which requires only extremely elementary math, and then listed a bunch of stuff related to specialised career paths... which was the OP's original qualifier:

> outside of certain career choices.

As someone who did a lot of calculus in university, and definitely hit a eureka moment while integrating over vector fields that helped me conceptualise some general day-to-day stuff better in my head, would most people generally benefit from that same conceptual "grokking": of course. Would it be worth the time & effort investment for them if they're not using it in their career: no.
By analogy keyboard - voice is similar in a useful way to $programing_laguage - English
Yes, but saying that shouldn't be mistaken for "we can make an asic that runs some model fast". There's a wide implementation void between the two.
- The free media are important in democracy

- Democracy is important because boomers: as soon as they turned 18 they were the majority, ergo huge boost of democratic decision-making everywher

- Boomers are fading and only the US has adequate young voters to support their democracy. You will see a turn towards centralized government everywhere , most of it powered by AI and tech moguls

- The free media are not important in non-democracy, quite the opposite

Ergo, you are fuming over something that won't be important in a decade

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No only IMAP. But I have 3 accounts which download each day around 300 log e-mails.
Why? Plenty of general purpose programming languages have this property. Only LISP and Clojure really get that one right.
> you think Apple invented wearing watches as a fashion statement with their release of the Apple watch in 2015.

No, I said that Apple successfuly turned smartwatches from something seen as gadget into something seen as a proper acceptable watch, which they most definitely did as I have proved to you with my previous message (which you are conveniently ignoring by the way).

The watch industry is very fashion conscious. Swatch Group managed to turn mechanical watches - a clearly inferior product which not only can't keep time properly but has to be serviced every couple of years - into something of seen as timeless and the embodiment of success so clearly Apple was walking a well paved road.
So what I'm hearing is that math is only good when there is no GPS / no phone.

Let's be honest: advanced math is useful in programming contexts. Everywhere else, in 2023 you're using computer programs that will do the hard math for you.
I’d be interested to know what, if anything, Meta does with WhatsApp metadata.
> A successfully constructed object should obey its documented interface contract, period.

Could you provide the contract you are talking about?
This reminded me of: "Nature never hurries yet everything gets done" quote.

It is just here in the HN circles that feel that UI has degraded over the years, or do people outside of this highly tech-savvy group have similar feelings?
In the 1950s the government tried to prepare the public for nuclear war. When the hydrogen bomb and ICBMs were invented they gave up on it.
In the US we'd reserve "mathematical analysis" (or more specifically, Real analysis) to the college level classes which involve writing proofs about the continuity of functions between sets of real numbers. You'd probably end up with a lecture on the mean value theorem here, and leave with the ability to prove it, among other things

"Calculus" is the application of that theory without argument. It's an advanced high school class or an early college one. There you'll integrate or differentiate real valued functions for use in optimisation problems or for determining qualitative features of such a function (e.g. where is it flat, where is it defined, etc).

In the US, you can probably pass calculus without writing a proof, but you can't pass mathematical analysis without at least understanding epsilon/delta proofs.
Regulations would be welcome.

They also worked back in the starting days of telephony (imagine everybody being forced on the same telephone network because telephone numbers were unrelated between networks, that would be pretty shitty, so ... we did something about it! [1])

[1] http://som.csudh.edu/cis/471/hout/telecomhistory/
> The $0.87/hour price you gave is theoretical

https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/compute/a2-vms-with-n...

That's as close as I got to verifying that price.
This is the first thing I think about when I see any mention of that infernal social media app.

And the only thing I remember about the film is the scene where a woman is looking on in horror, and there's a closeup of her urinating in her polyester trousers.

In contrast, the big TV film in the States was The Day After. I believe that I was in sixth grade at the time, and I sincerely appreciated the efforts of our Catholic school administration and faculty to get in front of the messaging and buzz, and prepare us kids psychologically and spiritually for the experience.
The fact they managed to achieve this astounds me.

I grew up with the PS3 as a teenager, and I just remember being told how complex the architecture was, as well as just how powerful the system was. Keep in mind, the US Air force connected 1000+ of these together for super computing purposes.

...and now a large part of it has been emulated to a high degree and it kind of blows my mind. Will be crazy to think that the ps5 will likely be emulated on a computer within the next 20 years; perhaps easier so because of the simpler architecture.
It's a TOCTOU bug [1], a well known category of bugs.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-of-check_to_time-of-use
I think we shouldn't have exlcusives! I think they're inherently anti-consumer, and eventually anti-developer also!
Like Mastodon/Fediverse? They in turn have problems with censorship.
It is an extraordinary expectation that a piece of software under that ownership will not collect data.
> whataboutism

incorrect, it's called hypocrisy
Maybe Vale's "regions" are per-type (essentially arrays)? That way a specific memory location would only ever be used for that same type (== same size in memory) until the whole region is destroyed.

iOS is getting a 'typed allocator' which seems to work similar:

https://security.apple.com/blog/towards-the-next-generation-...
Practically it's impossible to quit WhatsApp, more so in certain countries. However if you still have that old account, you can choose not to accept any of Meta'a new terms and agreements, and surprisingly they still let you use it! The last time I accepted the terms was probably around 2013.
"rocket man bad" has reached comical levels during the last 6 months
Yes I think so Cranelift is a Rust optimizer for WebAssembly
Yeah, I guess that's one of the points that the video tries to make: the repetitiveness is so numbing that you stop noticing that the behavior of the platforms is getting more and more egregious...
I'm pretty sure we did proofs in high school. But that was a while ago, don't know what they do now.

Hey now that I think of it, "mathematical analysis" had continuity, limits, some integrals. And then every mathematically inclined uni specialization had "integral and differential calculations (let's shorten it to calculus)" which was more advanced use of integrals :)

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, but it may be called a thorn in a different locale.
No, that gets you a different shaped mess.
Title: What Is Web 3.0?
Yeah, I hear you, the risk of buying something so integrated factored into my original decision. I was in London at the time, and after diagnosis of an error code I had, they simply shipped me a new wheel and motor as I said I could fix it myself.

As an aside, do check the connection between the motor and the battery in the fork, comes loose easily and causes all sorts of errors.

I can’t imagine when I’m next going to be able to afford a bike, probably in six or seven years, but I too will be going for something more generic.
how was that worth the impact on your life?
With carving tools.

Starting from scratch on the backside of the slab is easy, carving into current whitespace is easy and cheap, grinding away the current inscription and carving into the pristine layer below might be a good solution if the stone is thick enough and/or not all of the old inscription needs to be erased.
Anchor Steam brewery shutting down after 127 years
But we're just weak humans and not strong gorillas to hold our hands up and horizontal to do stuff on a laptop touchscreen for hours... just try doing some excell stuff, where you need to click the cells many, many, many times and hold our hand up for that.

And if using a touchscreen for that is a pain, then at least optimize for a mouse instead of something noone will actually use.
Not the same language as V. The latter got a very critical review at https://mawfig.github.io/2022/06/18/v-lang-in-2022.html which I've misattributed to Vale because they're similarly named. Leaving this here in case someone else has made the same mistake.
OP has a point, though. She might be a talented pop star, but surely she has encountered spreadsheets at some point in her life? For example: checking over notes from her accountant, planning tours, purchasing houses, reviewing marketing plans for album launches, etc.

Also, does not knowing about Excel also imply that she's never heard of Microsoft Word? That seems too farfetched.
Its basically changelog notes with each update to the emulator ( usually daily ) and has been very active in recent years. You can also find a wealth of information and upates of various computer and console emulators on reddit r/emulation and that'll have what i think you are looking for.
NextDoor is not local. It has local divisions, communities, whatever you want to call them, but the app is not local. So the owner of the app is not involved in the local communities, he does not personally appoint moderators and so on.
Buy a better iPad?

I literally just booted up my iPad to check it out. It didn't force me to the app. It didn't even prompt me to use the app. It responded in a reasonable time. old.reddit.com worked and so did the new site.

All I can take away from that is you're either very fussy to the point you complain about minor things like they're major problems. Or you just can't use a website on your iPad.

There is no actively making a webpage worse. It's all in your head. "I don't like this so it's worse".
You either have problems with censorship (or moderation, if you want to use a more moderate term), or you have problems with raving lunatics and trolls scaring everyone else off your platform...
But the Vikings did have believes in afterlife. Later records of Valhalla or Folkvangr speak of that very clearly. There is also the fact that items were added to burried bodies which usually is done with the believe that these items would be useful for the deceased person in the afterlife.
- They don't need your contact list to still build your contact graph.

- They still collect things like your location, your call history, etc. In Brazil it's quite common for people to use WhatsApp to call their doctors. This means that Facebook can know what type of health issues you have just by checking if you are calling/texting a specialist.

- They are still owned by Facebook and they take whatever data they can to feed the Borg.

- I can not prove it, but I am convinced that they scan the video stream in the device.
We also trained on all of pushshift and have an average ”unknown” word rate of less than 0.007% — the Reddit corpus is rather amazing to capture pretty much all misspellings of a word.

We may only be using 16k vector values but that doesn’t mean we only have a vocab of 16k —- our vocab is more around 1.9 million words each described by a sparse fingerprint of 16k.
Very funny I enjoy
Russia had the same until the collapse of USSR. Which has nothing to do with who had a bigger role in fighting the nazis.
An improved version of this algorithm, HyperLogLog++ (HLL++) is used in Google Analytics (via BigQuery)

https://developers.google.com/analytics/blog/2022/hll
"Whataboutism" is a term coined by those who were annoyed at being rightly accused of hypocrisy.
No, Reddit has local subs, but the app is global. You have global karma, rules, admins and so on.
TimeMaps (2017)
Well yeah superpowers can do whatever they want.

To be fair to the US they don't push you out of a window. You get your day in court (although it may take several decades- see Guantanamo bay).
There is no license required for using math. Yea, if you dont want, then you will not use math. But, if you dont have some mental block, then you may find ways to apply math to your problems.

Abstract thinking is really useful during arguments, even about politics, religion, etc.
I did the same (although some years after the acquisition) and had a similar experience, though over the years I've managed to claw back some of the friends I lost. Though it's still hard to communicate with them.
The eu is basically doing the work that us antitrust hasn’t done for years. Nice.
I left twitter because I was addicted to popularity. I said the absolutely worst shit all in the name of driving engagement. I spoiled secret product announcements for Big Company because I loved the high of getting 1000s of likes on a tweet.

I moved to a different platform, left behind that community, and I feel a whole lot better for it. Barely anyone likes my posts any more, and I barely post. I feel great.

Non-commercial platforms have less pressure to drive engagement to pump DAUs, so I think they will always inherently start from a healthier base. Even if they do have algorthmic timelines, I think they can be done healthier because there's less incentive to send you engagement-bait and can instead just focus on sending you think you'll genuinely be interested in.
Yes, but at some point one has come out of the theory domain and face the real world. So in practical terms it’s closer to a bug and even the “official” guys from Java accepted it as a bug.
I see. Yes I think it would work for most things. But for me UI's are places to explore functionality. So both are nice.
> The supreme court [lol @ Anti-American Grauniad]

It is nonsense to claim the Guardian is anti American because their style guide eschews capitalisation. They also refer to the “UK supreme court” and to “the king” without excess capitalisation.
Manuals are really boring, give me a button I can click.
Eh—not really.

I just say "can we use Signal? It's super secure." And people generally are fine to use Signal. They don't use SMS because it's expensive and many that own an iPhone in countries where Android dominate don't use iMessage because, well, few around them use iPhone and the interface (i.e., the phone number) doesn't really tell them that they won't get charged for a text message.

I've posted up in many countries, and it's rarely a show stopper.
Feels like someone watches a bit too much Black Mirror and thinks themselves witty enough to generate comparable content.
> in pre-Christian Scandinavia there was no strong or even existing belief in a timeless afterlife

Pre-Christian Scandinavia is a rather long span of time.
The difference between YouTube and Reddit is so drastic they are basically incomparable.

YouTube is a humongous monster with their own network backbone and video storage boxes co-hosted by countless ISPs. Multiple major governments would like to unseat YouTube, but they simply can't. YouTube's competitors are Netflix and (to lesser extent) classic TV networks.

Reddit is a web forum hosting platform, that can be wholly bankrolled by a single upper-class US citizen (assuming that your drop their awful video-hosting). Reddit's competitors are WordPress and phpBB.

One of them is somewhat of necessary evil. Another hardly deserves to have it's own custom clients to begin with.
Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine has 40GB of onboard SRAM using TSMC 7nm. It uses the entire wafer as the chip.

Costs millions per chip though.

Source: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16626/cerebras-unveils-wafer-...
It's different kinds of rules, you cannot easily compare them. Similarly to how the paradox of tolerance falls apart if you consider tolerance a social contract: https://cdn.rheinneckar.social/media_attachments/files/110/6...
Which "they" are you specifically referring to?

Yeah, it's a trick question.
I am going to migrate off Tumblr. Shouldn't need to login to see stuff I gave them freely. Set up a placeholder site: https://moviecode.xyz/
Which is a complex way to say that humans do it by hand.
> geofences

Geofences are a great way to start copyright reform. Bobby from Zambezia downloaded your new X-heroes movie, and you're complaining about piracy losses? How can you claim losses, if you're geofencing your content and don't want Bobby's money?!
I'm wondering - heard that PS3 architecture is so complex, and PS4 is back to x86 - so what is it that makes PS4 emulators so hard to implement?

Surely nowadays hardware such as 7000 ryzen series and 4090 gpus are leaps and bounds above PS4 hardware.
Modern Apt Package Management
You didnt understand my message.

Math is not about calculators or computers.

It is about modeling (e.g real world)

It is useful whenever non-standard, already modeled in your calculator problem apprears.
RPCSX: An experimental emulator for PS4 (Playstation 4) for Linux written in C++
It doesn't matter what those people used to say. The word "pixel" has (and had) a specific meaning that's not analogous to what goes on on the surface of a CRT; at least, not on the horizontal axis. If some people mistook the metal mask in front of the phosphor for a grid that separates individual pixels, then they were simply wrong.