skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not saying you can't switch between being one of those students, that's a whole other thing.
uh oh, isn't China's taiwan invasion scheduled for 2024?
If he is as inconsistent or deceptive on vaccines as he is on guns and gun rights, then it is very possible you and the person you replied to have seen wildly different opinions from RFK.
Why Do Some Humans Have Neanderthal DNA?
> In practice the despondent third world gets basically nothing in the name of equity, not a good outcome or even a sane one.

The objectively fair solution would be for the developed world - particularly the countries that have benefitted from slavery, colonization, theft and other crimes the most - to pay for actual restoration and to meaningfully and sustainably help these countries.

Instead, the status quo is that Western countries exploit cheap labor and lax environmental laws to the detriment of the source countries in the usual rat race to the bottom - say China bans something toxic to the environment, there's always a poorer country willing to let that happen just to get an inflow of hard dollars/euros. On top of that we dump our second-hand clothes or surplus food especially in Africa under the disguise of "aids", which has completely wrecked local industries.

The EU is beginning to do at least something with the supply chain monitoring regulations, but the opposition to them is fierce - it's a pure show of how profitable exploitation (or its ignorance) still is.
Uh, was there a reason for copy-pasting a paragraph from the article with no commentary, and no quote marks?
"I can't use this to make money". Sad face.

If I had a company, which is a for-profit entity, I wouldn't want competitors to use my company's tech for free either.
Wow that amber screen brings back memories, thank you for sharing. My first helpdesk job included mainframe support, and I got to use one of the old IBM quad screen plasma terminals they still had there. Our ticketing system was still on the mainframe so it was actually useful in my helpdesk duties.

(Pretty sure it was this one, or very similar: https://www.argecy.com/ibm-3290-plasma-terminal)
Someone should unit-ify floating point precision. It makes it tough cause we see "36 EFLOPS" not knowing till we dig deeper that it's FP16.

Like 36 EFLOPS2, or say 10 TFLOPS4 (for FP32) or kFLOPS8 (for FP64). I suppose as long as it's byte aligned and IEEE flops. Hmmm. Or just include "36 EFLOPS FP16" in the title I guess, ha ha.
Is there no search engine that outright bans all commercial content?

There are plenty of searches where I want to find what real people are thinking, not what some company's article says. This kind of thing could easily be crowd-sourced a la SponsorBlock.
Yes, I think this is pretty stupid too.

Ahem.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2018/sep/22/voice-recognit...
Coincidentally, I was watching a video yesterday that made a couple points about this. The video is titled Is Jesus Historical? What Do The Romans Say About Him? by creator Metatron. There are many testimonies from non-Christian perspectives (mostly pagan).

The part about death worship is at 5m39s, linked here: https://youtu.be/A41Tm5FDKns?t=339
it happened in 2021, and some form of encryption for whatsapp icloud backups has apparently been available since 2016

https://www.tomsguide.com/news/whatsapp-encrypted-backups
Unity’s visionOS support has started to roll out–here’s how it works
It doesn't change the semantics, the documentation says: https://ziglang.org/documentation/0.10.1/#Async-Functions

"Async functions can be called the same as normal functions." Only when you have an event loop, the order async functions are running might be different because of the scheduling, but everything else is the same.
Attackers find new ways to deliver DDoSes with “alarming” sophistication
I'm absolutely impressed by the quality of your answer and the effort put to reply every non-interesting idea of this list.
That's real dumb and totally defeats the point. That sucks.
This is cool - although it should only play happy songs and nothing else
> there is an asymmetry between knowing the past and the future - due to thermodynamics

Would you please elaborate on this?
I have never been a reader. I've read maybe one book on purpose in life. Also, I almost never read the posted article.

I think reading is bad.
Police officers are citizens just like everyone else. No one has any expectation of privacy while operating in public. The police are just asking for more people to dislike them. How do you treat everyone like shit, try to take away our rights, and then expect everyone to respect you? Respect is a two-way street.
It has horrible slanderous counter-revolutionary and despicably immoral anti-chinese content.
If a person is a journalist, then that person has the capacity to conduct investigations, make interviews and such things that an AI can never do. If the person is only able to make re-writes, then he or she is not a journalist. If the AI is good at making rewrites, that will free up time for journalists to focus on making more quality reporting.
I think it's pretty ridiculous to think there aren't white people dealing in organized sexual abuse of children
Cue the blurry ads lol.
Yes!! Why dont they do reboots , sequels, prequels , or even shitquels of the films I loved as a kid?
Day Unlimited AWS Infrastructure
It is mostly because international SMS and MMS is not free. People in the UK travel more to other countries, and communicate more with people in other countries.

Not to mention MMS is vastly inferior to WhatsApp and iMessage for sharing media and other information.
+1

I’ll “yes and” here…beyond AR/VR a more powerful use case is multi-modal learning (with RL) which is what Meta is probably the leader in IMO.

Example paper here: “ Towards Continual Egocentric Activity Recognition: A Multi-modal Egocentric Activity Dataset for Continual Learning”

https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.10931

This IMO is the pathway to AGI, as it combines all sense-plan-do data into a time coordinated stream and mimics how humans transfer learning to children via demonstration recording and behavior authoring.

If we can create robotics with locomotion and dexterous manipulation, egocentric exploration, and a behavior authoring loop that uses human behavior demonstration and trajectory reinforcement - well, we’ll have the AI we’ve been all talking about.

Probably the most exciting area of research that most people don’t know or care about.

That’s why head mounted all day ego centric AR is so important - it gives eyes ears and sense perception to our learning systems with human directed egocentric behaviors, guiding the whole thing. Just like pushing your kid down the street in the stroller.
What is a more favorable interpretation of what he said?

If he doesn't want to imply Covid-19 was a bio-weapon, why does he bring it up out of nowhere in the middle of some musings on bio-weapons? Why does he keep using the words "ethnically targeted" if he doesn't want to imply it was, well, ethnically targeted?
Nutshell CRM (https://www.nutshell.com/) is my fav for sales teams. Some of our younger sales staff have also pointed us towards Less Annoying CRM (https://www.lessannoyingcrm.com/) and Zendesk Sell (https://www.zendesk.com/sell/)
I aspire to achieve all of this someday!

The key challenges I foresee are:

- Backend: offer extensibility that is powerful while secure in our multi-tenant cloud service.

- Frontend: ensure that custom plugins don't feel limiting while not disrupting the unified design, as the overall software appearance, not just the core, shapes the end-users' brand perception/experience
"But I think a better option is often fiddling and seeing what happens."

If you're safely fiddling with it, I would consider that part of the process of understanding. I'm particularly prioritizing understanding what is actually doing. Historical context is primarily useful because it will point you in the direction of what else you may need to look at; when I fail to realize that removing X broke Y it's because I didn't realize that there's a reason those are together.
i don't think Argentina ever had the infrastructural or foundational sophistication of the UK. Britain is fairly nimble, it's a naturally a native English speaker country, and has many of the same values that attract businesses to the US. Argentina is a non-starter.
I'm not even sure anyone apart from Signal is really sticking to any principles. This system would be annoying to implement, costly to legally manage, and introduce some ops overhead and security exposure. There's way more incentives for WA and iMessage here to oppose it than just protecting their users. But only one is a cool talking point.
You may be on to something. [1][2]

[1] - https://www.reddit.com/r/pihole/comments/a7b96s/centurylink_...

[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_hijacking#Manipulation_by_...
It's because SMS is simply inferior to Whatsapp, Messenger, Instagram, Line, kakaotalk, Snapchat, Signal, etc unless you own an iPhone. All of them are cross platform and aren't intentionally broken for people who don't have or use iMessage. I personally avoid giving out my phone number as much as possible as all the other platforms have much better tools for communication, blocking, media, etc.
Anyone that brings up RFK2 does so in bad faith.

The right's is pushing this guy hard as someone the left is conspiring against to silence.

I've heard him compared to Bernie...by those on the right.

They clearly do not understand what they are saying but it is clear they are using him to 'concern' the left that the left is up to it's tricks by suppressing this clearly "intelligent" man with a (D) after his name.

But the intelligence they see is because he believes the same anti-vax nonsense that aligns with their politicization of covid including that covid itself is a conspiracy.
FaceTime was banned in the UAE up until ~2021 when it suddenly started working again for non-UAE phones[1]. For the longest time iOS/macOS has had feature and region flags at a lower hardware level that could dictate system policy for things like FaceTime as well as the camera shutter sound required in Korea/Japan.

[1] https://apnews.com/article/dubai-middle-east-united-arab-emi...
Several people have been charged with hate crimes for spinning their car tires over rainbow painted sidewalks, even though nobody else was present.

Hate crime is a fucking stupid term; a crime is a crime is a crime. That said, if targeting one group deserves special treatment, then targeting any group should get the same. Equal application of the law, y'know?
I knew it was relatively new, but still impressive to see how new.

My understanding was, even being on precious metals, most trading happened on the goods, not the metals. Mostly for predictable reasons on the supply chain not being nearly as efficient at moving goods away from producers. That not accurate?
I live frugally and am a big saver. However, the anxiety gets me every time.

I suppose it's a small price to pay.
I am, from my regular job
To be fair a slightly better comparison would be MMS, but even then it doesn't compare. It's simply because data is cheap, the app is free, and the rich media features that came before iMessage/RCS existed (voice, photos/video, attachments, group chats, voip/video calling, etc), and because it's multiplatform (ios to android usage is near 50/50 or 60/40 depending on the country)
Have you ever seen an Akroyd interview. like in a podcast format? He wasn't even acting in that role.
Yep, flaws I saw in how my parents brought me up definitely informed the way I approached bringing up my kids. But then I look at the childhoods my parents had, and honestly they did a heck of a lot better job than I could have had any right to expect. So I think overall I did pretty well, with lessons to learn for sure, but it's only fair to think of it as an iterative process.
No but adding attribution and licensing to an image would be very useful.
> In many cases, the story is the sauce. The Mona Lisa isn’t exceptionally good art – it’s the world’s most well-known painting because it was stolen and recovered during the birth of global media coverage. Likewise, Banksy’s works are more valuable when theatrically shredded.

Actually, it is stunningly good, innovative and unique art and was renowned and exceptionally valued long before it was stolen. When DaVinci moved/retired to France, it was one of only a handful of paintings he took with him. Napoleon hung it in his bedroom.

A great documentary on it by Great Art Explained: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElWG0_kjy_Y
Or America, as we have seen with PRISM.

Basically, it's as usual a financial calculation of what PR can brings vs what you can lose in the market.

And fanboys believe it's because they are the good guys.
Statically Compiling Go Programs (2020)
And the company can give your data to the government with no recourse available to you and no warrant required from the government.
Can LLMs solve loneliness and social isolation?
Yes, I don’t think it’s valueless to report it, but she found its “novelty” to be very low
My bad. It's the music lesson.

The spirit of music is supposed to be the sequel but I haven't read it yet.
You can encrypt the Google drive backup actually. It's just a toggle switch on the backup menu setting to enable it.
There's no way this scales well.
I wonder why the UK legislators not preparing a new regulation mandating every keys to every door and safe having a bypass mechanism for government officials.

Behind every door and every locked place there could be child pornography and illicit materials hidden!! Every house, every hotel safe are suspects!

Criminal oversight, criminal oversight!

(and if they think their reasoning for backdoors into online chat and conversation is mandated by this supid reasoning of theirs then it must be valid for all entrance doors of every home and buidlding and every locked spaces as well! Getting easy access to material without assistance or knowledge of the people involved.)
Anytype's functionality cannot operate using Markdown or CSV, as these formats are limited for our specific use-cases. Instead, we've defined our data format in a protobuf file, which is open and MIT-licensed. You can always compile a version yourself and use your data without relying on Anytype. We hope to include data adaptors in future developments
I was gonna say, the issue is definitely that conscious thought and planning has to be put into it, and even then issues still crop up.

We really need a new language that self-parallelises with zero effort from developers.
Do you think the severance money may go towards efforts to find a cure for boneitis?
What a sexist comment.
Reading how tuned this is for the quirks of human perception, it makes me wonder how difficult alien technology would be for us to comprehend.
Fair enough, how about this one

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/1-000-ch...,
Those of us who said, over and over again, how dumb it was to make up "hate crimes" as a thing are smirking. We did tell you what would happen. Nobody wanted to hear it. Now it's here and everyone is all "shocked Pikachu" from the middle of that slippery slope.
Yes, I study logical fallacies and how to use them. Ad-hominem is a really powerful one.
Yes, this is what I meant. At least a service should be versioned as a single unit, it’s /api/myservice/v2/endpoint. But if you have 10 endpoints in your service and 10 versions, it’s still 10x10 even if most of them don’t change.

It would be a nightmare to consume something like /api/myservice/endpoint/v2. Needing v2 of the create endpoint but only v5 of the update? That would be ugly to try and work against. And actually there is no guarantee versions are even behavior compatible (although it would be stupid for it to wander too far). There can be cases where response objects don’t convey some info you need in some versions etc.

I was thinking of service as being the unit of "API" here rather than an API consisting of multiple services, "each service provides its own API" is how I was thinking of it. But I can see the usage of saying "this is our [overall] public/internal APIs" too. And I agree /api/v2/myservice would be a bit much if every service moved the global version counter every time a single endpoint was changed lol

(although I suppose you could make an argument for "timestamp" as a "point in time" API version, if you version the API globally. Sounds like it would cause friction as services try to roll out updates, but it's notionally possible at least.)
Did you just take a problem that free market tech created and blame it on the government? ;)

User agent sovereignty would be nice... except the most used browser and 1/2 of smartphones are controlled by Google, the largest ad tracking company on the planet.

We're way past the 90s.
any chance you want to include docsend functionality ? it is VERY incremental to what you are doing.
And a bunch of us would totally pay for it.
Creatives Are Dorks
Let's stop everything until proven safe.

Yeah but we need to innovate !!!

Ah ok, it's a compromise then.

Cool, I have plenty of money and the state where I operate is weak so I can buy the compromise !

Frustrating ? yes but there are millions around you who just don't know/care. So you're the only one to be frustrated.

Besides, that's democracy. Sleep well.
I expect someone to post a link to free-for.dev any minute :)
On a simlliar note:
Has anyone succefully installed yubikey windows 10(home) login for local accounts?
They rereleased it for windows 10 I think(version 2+), but it never worked for me (apperently they relased a new version 2.11 recently for 11 & 10(22h2 fix), which I haven't tried)
One of my favorite films
A friend of mine who is a surgeon originally was learning to become a pancreatic cancer surgeon. She changed to GI because the mortality rate was just so high and so fast that it was extremely heartbreaking and depressing.
It depends. If everything stored & tracked is genuinely necessary (as defined by the regulations) then consent is not required. If they are just telling you that they are storing & tracking necessary things like session information, then all is good (unless the things they store & track are not, in fact, strictly necessary and non-privacy-affecting).

Of course if they don't need consent, then why are they making a song & dance about it having us click an accept button?
For many service workers interacting with the public it's already a reality that they get filmed and posted on TikTok/Instagram - especially if an interaction goes wrong.
Definitely some of that. but in Kevin's day it was most likely a team of IBM blue suits, white shirts, and red ties vs. Kevin in whatever he found to wear.
A law about staying back when a police officer asks doesn’t seem like the most terrible rights violation. It’s like virtual yellow police tape.

One way to look at this is that it clarifies how far you need to stand back. 25 feet is slightly far, maybe it should be 15 feet instead?
Not a wall st employee, but I'm ostensibly staying put at my family-supporting job for a couple more years while some money stuff works itself out, but if things go according to plan (lol), in two years I could make 25+% less and maintain our current lifestyle. I could go chase that green job that will pay less. I would have to relocate my whole family, do a lot of paperwork, figure some shit out with schools and a kid that might need a little extra help, but it's possible.

I _do_ think we need to be changing our consumption habits, lifestyles, and careers to better ensure humanity's survival, but every single person is thinking like I am in that previous paragraph. I _could_ do the above, but for what… to do web app dev work for a company that's only kinda getting off the ground?

We've made employment in the US so precarious, even for the college educated people with skills and half a life of career left in them, that this calculus is just too much to take on. You need a small army of smart and capable people with some financial stability and social cushion to do this stuff.

Big problems demand big changes — I get it — but if you want big change in the US, you need to move political mountains that have not been moved for quite some time. I don't think the spreadsheet jockeys are would be good at that (just a guess).
You honestly can't see a difference between installing the emu via steam on the deck versus switching to the desktop os, mucking about with various packages and configs, figuring out how to make the app show up in the steam ui and then switching back to handheld mode?
While JPEG XL is great in most aspects, in terms of file size AVIF is substantially smaller at medium image quality. AVIF has a lot of problems though, e.g. no progressive image loading or limited resolution. The situation is really frustrating, since there is only a once-in-multiple-decades chance to replace JPEG and PNG, and this chance should better be met with a format that is great at everything. Because if it succeeds, we will be stuck with its shortcomings for a long time, just as we were stuck with JPEG for decades.
I don't want to be too insistent, but: if you get hit by lightning or a falling rock while cycling or driving along, that's no-ones fault. But as long as two vehicles are involved, there is a set of well-defined rules that are designed to make sure that these vehicles don't collide, and if they do collide, in the overwhelming majority of cases one (or both) of the parties involved has failed to follow these rules, i.e. negligence.
Read assault laws. Most people think that assault is battery. It isn't. While I wouldn't comment on the event in question because I didn't see it, generally speaking people can't assault police anymore than they can civilians. What the police carry is irrelevant, and speaking to it as if it is implies a type of dissonance that will lead to someone being arrested.

Remember that this is the age wherein people are getting arrested for destroying LGBT, BLM, etc signs and art. To think that police won't get away with using a standard that approaches that isn't realistic.
That's a very big leap. If we're at the stage where a three letter agency can put you in an fMRI machine, then we're probably also at the stage where they can beat you with a rubber hose until you confess.

My point is that there's already a wide variety of things a future draconian state can do. This doesn't seem to move the dial very much.
Funny that you mentioned this as I added some heuristics to my playground [1] yesterday for this use case. It relies on Babel [2] which looks for `for`, `while` and `do-while` loops and injects a counter that throws an 'infinite loop detected' error to prevent the browser freezing. You can opt out if you know what you are doing. It's not perfect, but it covers this base cases.

[1] https://www.jsplayground.dev
[2] https://babeljs.io
Let's try s/complaining/challenging/ and see how that changes the actual spirit of the comment.
I think this may refer to the second law of thermodynamics - entropy cannot decrease over time in an isolated system. One could argue the entire universe is one.
I agree with your broader message, UK really wants to dragnet data.
Just another data point - I use nix + home-manager and have a bunch of servers set up like this;

programs.ssh = {
enable = true;
forwardAgent = true;

extraConfig = ''
Host server-one
HostName 123.0.0.1
Port 22
User root
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/some_rsa

Host server-two
HostName 123.0.0.2
Port 22
User root
IdentityFile ~/.ssh/other_rsa
'';
};
I would assume he brainwashes a male model to kill you.

Sorry for the Zoolander reference. I couldn't help it
sharepoint / onedrive integration with teams is one of those "just works" things. its really great for collaboration. teams has a lot of issues, especially regarding performance but its very feature-packed.
I wonder, let's say one uses it on an open source project that accepts donations. Is that non-commercial enough? Or is it a no-no because money is involved? I'm just curious.

I'm glad such free datasets exist even if they are restricted to educational/hobby use.