skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's exactly what LLaMA's answer warns you not to do: a LLaMA alignment dataset does not imply a Meta alignment dataset.
The voters are the ones who don't want walkable cities. Just look at how enraged they get every time some city government (like Culvert City CA) tries to take away car lanes and make them into cycling lanes.

Stop blaming this on "the corporations". The people are the real problem here. They wanted to move away from the Black people and have redlined suburbs away from them, and this is what they got. Euclidean zoning is entirely a local issue, not something forced on everyone by lobbying.
These things have a habit of turning into policies. The data will be interpreted to agree with whatever outcome the enactors want.
Volt
Comments confirmed—Python packaging is broken
Ironically the #2 post on /r/canada right now is titled "'I'm done with Canada': High cost of living leads some to leave the country" (https://www.reddit.com/r/canada/comments/1538vpj/im_done_wit...)
Wow; this was fascinating!

Interestingly the world class service number in the SNES Aging test is still active!
These days is t feels like Airbnb is MORE expensive most of the time, and that’s before you get to the like $100 cleaning fee
Logitech acquires Stream Deck rival Loupedeck
Work from Home is receiving significant media push back due to several recent studies. But the conclusion The Economist magazine drew from them is simply wrong.
>What is the least expensive device that can be certified like that?

I don't know. I haven't personally gone through the process.

>What is the highest level of openness such a device can offer to the user, and why?

You have to follow the CDD. https://source.android.com/docs/compatibility/13/android-13-...

and you of course must pass the compatibility tests. So it can be as open as you would like as long as you do not break the android security model.

>it would be best to have an option of a completely locked down and certified hardware token, a device like a Yubikey

That approach is limiting since secrets can't be passed to the host operating system and compute with secrets have to happen on the secure device.
fwiw i think the article is talking about root on their lap/desktop machines, not production.

and regarding production, pure root access was revoked for everyone YEARS ago and replaced w/user and admin role accounts. admin was severely restricted, and could do most (but not all) things that root could do. this was for a server only, not accessing anything in borg/omega.

also, if a rando package was installed on a prod server there are safeguards in place that would detect a change and wipe it immediately. in my time that was called the 'assimilator'.

i'm sure that a very, very select few have actual root/sudo.

(disclaimer: i worked there 03-11, the role accounts were rolled out in 08 or 09 IIRC. things could be different now, and if so probably even more restrictive)
> What the hell does pushing back on single-family homes look like?

A previous poster spelled it out:

> by encouraging and aggrandizing stable two-parent families instead of getting schools and teachers to fill proxy parenting roles

You seem to be thinking of "pushing back" as some sort of attack upon single parents, when I believe that the original spirit of the comment was more along the lines of:

Let's strive to spread awareness of the myriad of benefits two parents can provide in a child's life.

Let's try to move the conversation an inch or two away from 'my happiness above all else' and slightly more towards 'sometimes being part of a family requires sacrifice.'

Hell, let's create a national holiday dedicated to households with two parents raising children together as a team.

Let's remind people that they aren't freaks for not getting divorced as soon as the initial spark died down. That it's okay to continue trying to make things work for the benefit of their children.

So often today I encounter the sentiment that "there are so many fish in the sea, and it's so easy to find them, why bother putting effort into it if it isn't perfect from the get go?"

In my opinion, the prevalence of this school of thought is harmful to the propagation and stability of two parent families. American society at some point became so obsessed with "self care" that, you guessed it - they forgot about the children.
When you travel and evaluating the area as a potential "permanent" home, what do you pay attention to?

I live in the south, and I sometimes think about eventually buying a property in the north and spending half the time there.
there is relationship (as in one night stand) and there is lifelong relationship.

There is fundamental conflict:

1. All people (especially young) want hook-ups due to hormones and stuff, as many as possible. These leads to pregnancies and kids.

2. Family requires you to limit your desires only to your partners and create lifelong commitment, which means responsibilities (not only for yourself, but for your partners and kids).

There is mismatch fundamentally. Either hookups culture needs to die, or kids have to be allowed only by stable families
My view is based in reality, yours isn't. Just because a small minority of 20-something hipsters want bikeable cities doesn't mean most Americans do. They don't. This has nothing to do with "lobbyists" and everything to do with the voting public, just like Trump was not elected by lobbyists, but instead by half the voting public who supported his repulsive views.
Signal Corp is doing just fine. Those donations would have a much bigger effect for the people developing Matrix and associated applications.
This must be the most stereotypical wall street journal writing imaginable. Anything communal or socially minded is evil, and things are bad but they can't be any better, the status quo must go on forever, so keep frowning and give up.

Shutting down asking the most basic questions like what is property, what makes something private, and who gets to decide that, only makes things worse.

The crazy part was that I was expecting so little, and comedically the WSJ stooped even lower on this one.
Plenty of suite style hotels (and even motels) that have kitchens.
My meta point is that the moral urgency of the discussion has reached such a fever pitch that if, hypothetically, you were wrong about something -

perhaps that the effects will be different than your expectations, perhaps that human ingenuity will overcome the challenges, perhaps that some other, bigger problem will rear it’s head

- you have no mechanism left to tell. If that sounds like the narcissists prayer to you then so be it.
Come on, lose the hyperbole. The UK wasn't even an EU member for 50 years and removing some of those laws isn't going to increase child mortality.
If you’re hand-tailoring it, and you’re still getting knocked out by the system, you’re doing a poor job of it and should probably ask for help.

The endless complaints about ATS and whatever else almost always come from people with objectively poorly written resumes or who are applying to jobs they’re not even slightly qualified for.
This is not a strange hardening technique at all. You'd obviously weigh the friction vs. added security, but at Google scale you'd probably be engineering on Google sources using Google tools on Google systems anyway, it's not like you're sitting around installing a random binary from reddit on your google server and calling it a day.

Perhaps a follow-up program ends up with a Qubes-like configuration, or just separate systems.
Examples from Google?
End stage capitalism at work
Why would you need a toilet brush?
But please take the trash out back and strip the beds, thanks!!!
Agreed. My attempt at a quibble was foolish.
What’s the question?
> The reason this report proposes to replace algebra

Ok, so it is replacing stuff! Not sure why you had to go through so many posts to just admit that.

And people have a problem with what is being replaced.

If you wanted to say that support the replacement of algebra, you should have just said that from the beginning instead of doing this whole rigmarole.

But other people very much do not want this option taken away from them and step one to talking about this is at least admitting that, yes, algebra is being replaced.
You'd still have your phone, I presume? "No internet access" isn't what it used to be.
Isn't that essentially beam sampling?
I don't think there necessarily ever were pins. JTAG on a production line is normally hooked up via a bed of nails.
Depends on the coin. There's a lot of styles, some of them are clearly snakes. https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=11230773 for example
Note, this is not the crypto kraken, it’s a different kraken for those who ignore crypto related stuff
This is a cool page. I like the interactive synthesizer, but the unvoiced noise is too sharp. It sounds like white noise rather than pink noise or similar which would be more accurate to how humans sound
It's interesting to think what might have happened if every girl who wanted to take that shop class just found another school that allowed for it instead of putting up a fight. I'd like to think that all schools would eventually abandon the arbitrary restrictions left over from outdated gender roles, but it's not impossible that without repeated pressure from a growing number of frustrated parents/children they'd continue to keep that shop class male-only hurting those girls who weren't able to switch schools

I get that it's hard to ask people to think of the wider implications when they've got their own life to consider though.
Check out all his majesty!
For me and my family, we only use AirBnbs when we’re traveling with another family or friends and we all want to stay in the same place so we can hang out and carpool easily. It can be cheaper compared to getting separate hotel rooms and if we’re traveling with another family with kids we’re much more likely to eat at the house 1-2 times a day.

If it’s just me or just me and the family, we’ll typically just get a hotel for all the reasons you mentioned. Less hassle about cleaning, points and such, no dealing with wacky policies from an over zealous host telling you how to use the A/C unit or something like that.

As far as the toilet brush, I think that maybe more a region or cultural thing, but I’m only kind of guessing. I saw a Reddit thread asking Americans why there aren’t toilet brushes in public restrooms (I believe the OP was Spanish) and they said it’s common courtesy to scrub away anything that may not have been flushed away. Again, only a guess.
Viewers of a certain Ken Russell movie might recall the invocation of one Dionin.
As a compiler developper (yeah _I'm something of a_ ...) I'm shoked to see

- https://github.com/val-lang/val/issues/758

- https://github.com/val-lang/val/issues/711

That smells bad implementation. You should self-host ASAP guys, you'll find more basic bugs like that. Yet 500+ stars !
> Google is running the program to reduce the risk of cyberattacks, according to internal materials. “Googlers are frequent targets of attacks,” one internal description viewed by CNBC stated.

Fair. The higher the profile you have, the worse and the more numerous the attacks.

I found after creating a LinkedIn account, attacks went up on my account 12x. Again, caveat emptor... but this makes a great deal of sense in who to target. When you willingly put "I am Gee Golly Whillikers, Sr Systems Engineer of Really Important Systems that 10m people use", well... you're self-selecting who to hit.

> The company has also in recent months been striving harder to contain leaks.

Wait WHAT? That's what we cybersec folks call an "Insider Threat". "Leaks" are done by insider employees wishing to harm the org they work for, up to leaking classified data, or secret corporate data.

This is a WHOLE DIFFERENT REALM of attacks, and relevant appropriate defense. And this is how you get SCIF's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_compartmented_inform...
If I had a nickel for every time I've learned about a little-known snake deity with an idiosyncratic origin and methods of worship, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mami_Wata
Ah the ol' 'no internet access but internet access' type of no internet access.
The hotter (as in more news worthy, not usage volume) thing in web is minimizing use of JS, using something like HTMX or Phoenix Liveview.
Is there a difference here between a secret and an unknown? It may well be that some researcher / comp engineer had an idea, tried it out, realized it was incredibly powerful, implemented it for real this time and then published findings after they were sure of it?

I'm more of a mechanical engineering adjacent professional than a programmer and only follow AI developments loosely
”- Firefox Sync and Firefox View are disabled.”

No, that’s one of the best features!
I can hear that 20Hz hum in my head right now!
A properly instructed hippo would stay out of the deep end
New tidal disruption event discovered by Chinese astronomers
Have been there. They blame the statistician getting in their way the paper published.
The physical 'mounting' of tapes was pretty cool. Also when they put the outputs into "user bin"s I cracked up.
My favorite snake deity is Coatlicue, whose epithets include “our mother”:

> Coatlicue is represented as a woman wearing a skirt of writhing snakes and a necklace made of human hearts, hands, and skulls. Her feet and hands are adorned with claws and her breasts are depicted as hanging flaccid from pregnancy. Her face is formed by two facing serpents, which represent blood spurting from her neck after she was decapitated.

Not mentioned: other representations of her with an intact, skeletal face.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cōātlīcue
I think better tooling may help, but part of the issue is that the tools are asked to do the wrong thing because you’re thinking about the problem wrong. In the article, they cite the hot hand research: for a long time, the understanding was that the hot hand is a myth, but recent work identified a source of significant statistical bias in the prevailing methodology, and identified that the hot hand is real when you correct for that bias.

Better tools definitely will help practitioners, but no tool will save you if you call upon it to do something that isn’t rigorous.

As an aside, I’ve wondered about a system that augments data with units dynamically. You tell it what units your data is in when each variable is created, and it carries that through basic computations. Thus if you divide a “meters” variable by a “seconds” variable and print the result, the result will be in meters per second. The value being that it is instantly obvious if you are doing something wrong because you’ll get nonsense units.
As an H-1B holder, we are legally entitled (and required) to work for one specific employer and that's it. You cannot even think of starting a company, you cannot work a gig job, you can't work two "high-paying" tech jobs.

Everyone knows the "ton of money" doesn't come from working a salaried job, it's from creating something new / starting a company.

But only US green card holders or US citizens can even dream of considering that as an option they can pursue.
I believe they're talking about how abstractions tend to make people more productive. Operative term being "tend to", because I personally wouldn't use this tool either, but to each their own.
It says the grants were from 2017 to 2020. 2020 included most of the stock price growth. They filed the case in 2020, so that may have been when the compensation started to be out of line.

They returned $735 million, but "agreed not to receive compensation for 2021, 2022 and 2023, and change the way compensation is calculated", so presumably the total amount saved is far higher.
>But, as I've said for years, I hope AirBnB dies. It's cancer.

AirBnB was great ~5 years ago. If they just restricted it to people renting out their kid's room after they left for college, it would be perfect.
Misleading and/or misunderstood.
> Most of the preferences in this will actually reduce the target-able attack surface

Can you point to anything specific that reduces the attack surface?

When looking at the "securefox" config, it does a bunch of strange things, like enabling embedded TikTok links (https://github.com/yokoffing/Betterfox/blob/443710b0738ebc8f...) and disabling UITour (https://github.com/yokoffing/Betterfox/blob/443710b0738ebc8f...) which Firefox uses to highlight menus and is only accessible by approved Mozilla domains (https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/browser/app/per...).

It's a very strange mix of configs.
https://hnrankings.info/36778999/
Is this HN moderation ?
These exact points are addressed in the readme. Tldr: windowing, filtering, quick status, etc
I wouldn’t be so sure they don’t hurt.

There are studies that show cheaply made surgical masks shed microplatic fibers which end up in the lungs of those who wear them over prolonged periods.

How will that effect us down the road? TBD.
How is ChatGPT's behavior changing over time?
it all comes down to Mother's decision to sustain pregnancy in unstable relationship.

Currently America incentivizes single mother childhood because all social handouts are increased if 1) mother is poor/low income 2) has dependents 3) more dependents => more handouts

Things like Section 8, Medicaid, SNAP, EBT - were supposed to have social safety net - the lowest standard that any mother can rely on.

It ended up that many mothers cannot rely on anything else.

once you are in the hood and on government's program - there is no incentive to leave them. People can't even get a fulltime job, because that would mean disqualification from Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, EBT, etc

The vicious cycle of black poverty continues... This is what keeps black people locked in the hood:

1. Black women get locked by social welfare and kids out of wedlock

2. Black males get locked by adolescent crime (culture of "background checks" with lifetime record of crime), keep themselves in the jail system forever / outside legal employment system
> Then for other languages its media blackout, hate, and an avalanche of trolling [...]
> Just weirds me out, as to how reactions and perception goes.

The prog lang world is a massive circle jerk, with plenty of toxicity, extreme fanboy-ism and haters.
Engineers always had root on their desktop and laptops.
Overturning O'Connor v Donaldson would be a start.
https://www.acc.org/about-acc/press-releases/2016/04/03/15/0...

here you go anonuser123456

You will likely be able to find scientific studies toward any conclusion you want to make but there is objective evidence of this and in my own personal life significant anecdotal evidence. Given the OP title and topic and the massive reproducibility problem in medicine and perverse incentive problem in medicine, you will not be able to know the truth about the safety of medications to a high degree.

It is like the reviews problem on Amazon. All medications come with studies giving 5 star reviews. But the reality is nowhere near the same. Blackbox warnings and such are all we have to place a significant ding on this problem before taking the drugs off the market for clearly causing intolerable issues in large swaths of people.

This is a complex muddled issue. Argumentation with citations of 'articles' from journals likely will not lead to truthful discovery, unfortunately.
Usually disposable vm is enough, like windows sandbox.

Googlers by default, though, aren’t allowed to run vms (VMware/virtualbox style) on their desktops/workstations.
Congrats on the launch! Question out of curiosity to the highlight team: when you’re building out the product you would probably like to test your own user flows by simulating weird bugs in complex systems to see how well highlight can help catch it. Do you have a standard kit you use containing common setups for that type of product research / validation?
Has any of the OSINT/INFOSEC crowd moved to mastodon or somewhere other then twitter?
I can't imagine that America's byzantine visa system is accomplishing any useful policy goal, it's just a mess.

Compare to a country like Germany, where you can get a work visa, extend it indefinitely, and then roll it over into permanent residency after five years. No bullshit, no lotteries, you just meet the legal requirements and your applications are accepted in a matter of weeks.
I'm not a web dev anymore, I stopped right around the time hooks became a thing in React, and while Svelte was an exciting technology no big players had adopted yet. In fact the last thing I did for my old job was a little make-work exploration to test whether Svelte was was ready for them to use in prime time. My conclusion was that it was remarkably slick and empowering, but was not ready yet due to the lack of ecosystem support. It's cool that Svelte and its community has continued to grow to the point where it is a legitimate contender. I'll be honest, I never liked React very much and would love to see it dethroned, even though I have almost no stake in that anymore!
1. Yes, people can skip it. I can never force someone to do this and it's typically something only career driven engineers want to participate. I do have an 80% volunteer participation rate in my current team.

2. I need the details because I don't look over the shoulders of my engineers. I always evaluate the end product and provide support when asked. But if a design doc required an engineer to go escalate and issue with another teams director, how would I know that? Anytime they show initiative, by definition it would be without my knowledge.

3. This part of the training.

For the positive feedback, I am the highest rated manager for manage satisfaction in my org of 400 engineers. This is from anonymous survey results. This has been consistent through my past 4 companies, including multiple FANNGs.
I keep getting this - been trying sporadically over the past couple hours. Anyone else hit this and any way to work around this

Resolving download.llamameta.net (download.llamameta.net)... 108.138.94.71, 108.138.94.95, 108.138.94.120, ...
Connecting to download.llamameta.net (download.llamameta.net)|108.138.94.71|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 403 Forbidden
2023-07-18 18:02:19 ERROR 403: Forbidden.
>It doesn't seem like a sustainable place on Earth for the standard American suburban sprawl.

No such place.
The wikipedia article for GPT-4 has this as its source: https://the-decoder.com/gpt-4-architecture-datasets-costs-an...
Ha, was a principle for a company for years, the never ending attacks were horrible.
Canva – Supporting GPU-Accelerated Machine Learning with Kubernetes and Nix
> parental involvement

How does that work for black mother of three kids on social programs, whose biological father is incarcerated/nowhere to be found around?

This is the typical story of low achievement/high crime kids in public school system.
Nobody's selling this font. Cynicism in regards to corporations is a good thing but this is cynicism to the point of disconnecting from the actual underlying facts.
DIN is used in a lot of public signs and it's from Germany: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_1451
NSW Government Digital Design System
>The Firefox Android Addon system is even worse... only a very short list of pre-approved extensions are available.

You need to install Firefox Nightly.
Search the channel of Arjan from arjancodes.com on Youtube. Watch his videos.
I thought most Googler's main machine was virtual. Maybe not for developers?
https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/developers-practitioner...
Partly because Chrome got a lot slower over time compared to its initial release. When everything was snappy.
In addition to what the others said regarding disassembly, it's a lot easier to distribute (and train remote technicians to use/maintain) a test cartridge to service centers around the world than to set up the $xx,000+ bespoke bed of nails test fixtures that you would use on the production line.