skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
it doesn't use a fresh interpreter per transaction, but does per connection due to postgres using a process model.

also, there are a ton of different variables. if you're interested in talking about it, there's a discord: https://discord.gg/5fJN52Se
Briar, matrix, mumble. All decent options though with their own flaws.

If briar can get onto iOS with its full features, it would be incredible. Maybe clean up the UI to look like it was designed past android 7.
It's already difficult to attend California's public universities as a state resident; the more popular campuses prefer nonresidents/international students because they pay full price. No-tuition residents will be even less desired by admissions offices.
I'd personally love a filter that was regularly updated to included every pop star, major movie, etc.

I swear to god if I hear one more thing about a certain Mattel doll or a certain nuclear physicist, I'm going to fucking scream. Hollywood reacted to the strike by, seemingly, convincing every single possible media outlet, talk show, streamer, etc. to come up with the most contrived ways to mention the two movies.

Even fucking NPR has been infested with this shit...damn near every program the last few days has been centered on the two.

They seem hell-bent on saying "well if you're not going to promote the movies, fine, we don't need you."
>"It's easy to hate the rich. But do you have the courage to hate the poor?"

The majority of the population is not rich and the answer to this question/quotation is self mostly self evident to the same majority of the population.
In Georgia, if you have and maintain a B average its free.

I don't agree its fair, though, for the blue collar folks or the people who aren't bright enough to go to college to have to subsidize it.

Or in Georgia's case, those with a gambling problem.
The reality is people have to die for corporate socialism and global hegemony. That's why there's no talk of negotiations and anyone discussing this war in neutral, or even Western critical terms is denounced as a Putin troll; even on this site. Trump has to be arrested because a 'far right MAGA Republican' suggests peace and RFK Jr is denounced as a dangerous conspiracy theorist.

Your comment is admirable but misses the point; it's not about helping people, it's about finding issues that can be drowned in hysteria to shovel tax payer money into corporate bank accounts. Once Ukraine is finished (which is about now depending on what Poland tries to do with western Ukraine/Galicia) the campaign will switch to some pablum about how the US did its best and stopped Putin in his tracks but it's time to move on. Since the US election is coming up, the corporate money will be behind Biden, at least if Trump wins the nomination. Assuming Biden wins, then another campaign will begin to repeat the cycle.

Note - I'm not "pro-Trump"; he is some sort of clown but seems to have the vested interests riled up because he picked a peace platform, probably so he can put defense spending into his own pocket. That is verboten.
Where have you ever seen a mainstream republican candidate for small government? Reagan is the only one in my lifetime and even that is questionable. Both parties have always been about using the power of government for their own purposes. This is why the federal government never gets smaller. It's unfortunate because both parties are heavy handed in their pursuit of power. It's unavoidable because people always want action even to the determent of reason. This is not republican or democrat - this is human nature.
You can subscribe to all topics by using a *. Why not have a debug subscriber that listens to all messages and plays it in the terminal?

I agree that the auth system is cumbersome. I wanted to use it on the edge for IoT devices where the device only has the same permissions as the user who the device belongs to, but not very easy. Their auth isn’t very customizable.
The pressure at the bottom of the ocean will need to push thru the column of water as well as the membrane - there's not enough energy to do that (otherwise, there'd be spontaneous water sprouts in the ocean!).
“two more cheetahs, Tejas and Suraj, both males from South Africa, were also found dead. Veterinarians discovered that maggot-infested sores had developed under the cheetahs’ radio-tracking collars, causing septicemia. Two other cheetahs, Pawan and Guarav, have since been found with similar neck wounds, likely caused by the hot, wet climate.”

>So I guess the collars are becoming sodden and expanding in this climate which then is too tight and chafes the neck leading to ulceration and infection. My solution is to gather the cats back up, take off the collars, and return them to Africa.
I used to do something similar over Google chat with OTR. It was possible with Facebook too, before they dropped XMPP support.
how about just blocking politicians?
This is silly. How can you possibly make such a sweeping statement? How can you possibly believe 7 billion people would feverishly begin working towards something with no sense of plan or intentionally?
> but automation never net removed jobs from the economy it makes more.

That’s true for more limited forms of automation - e.g. the loom, heavy industrial machinery, even computers - as people just move on to other jobs and society gains a net improvement in productivity.

AI, specially AGI (which is the endgame for AI), is a different matter. It’s not specialised. “General” is literal in its name. It could do nigh every job. There will be no jobs for everyone being displaced to move on to.
What’s up with all the click bait fear porn on HN lately?
Note that NEON is optional for armhf, mainly to support Tegra 2. This was a big deal at the time. See https://wiki.debian.org/ArmHardFloatPort.
This exactly… I’ve had several devs come to me with things like “react won’t let me do this” … which is really typescript and really it’s that they are doing something wrong in any lang and it is just good news that the type system caught it
Why does the app store not allow clicking the screenshots to enlarge them? It's annoying such basic feature is not there.
Mainly for data processing, and almost exclusively "open-source" LLMs now (essential given our focus on industries with tons of confidential data). Let me plug my startup's website, which describes what we do: https://www.amw.ai/
If “allowing the execution of arbitrary database queries written by an LLM inside a SaaS application” is the answer, I’d love to know what the question is.
That comparison makes no sense. At the very least you’d want to look at per capita figures.

Prop 13’s impact on the political economy, empowering comfortable boomers, is probably as bad as its impacts on the budget.
These are the rich people who hunger for fame and attention and use their money to bring themselves to everyone else's attention, like it or not. Your local billionaire whose wealth rests on horrible, inhuman business practices that exchange other people's misery for their profit, but feels no need to make everyone look at them, is not saturating every piece of media with their imbecilic attempts to show off what wonderful and wise people they think they are.
i just read on wikipedia...i dont know why i assumed it was some kind of wizz-bang glass...i feel like a fool now. Thanks for posting :)
> Do you really trust the turkish government with the ability to sign for any domain.

No, but I don’t have to. To be included in the root CA list, they have to participate in cert transparency logging. So I can just pick a log to monitor, and check to make sure they haven’t issued a cert for one of my domains.
I've never seen it as something that was thought about as part of any reparation ideas.
Wanna know what I prefer? Clearly written, succinct instructions. So much knowledge is being frittered away in podcasts and “smash that like, follow, and subscribe” videos it almost keeps me awake at nights.
"They will unlikely be creative jobs, since most of those will be taken over by AI. Perhaps there will be a few creative jobs left (I sincerely doubt AI will be able to write the next Dostoyevsky novel in my lifetime, but you never know). But even IF there are a few creative jobs left, they will be rather miniscule"

This doesn't make sense to me. If AI eliminates most creative jobs, yet there are still humans who can do better (modern Dostoyevskys) would it not make sense for businesses to hire creative people to "out creative" their competitors, who just use the AI?
It did say the list included "wannabe" billionaires.
Sure it’s a fine list if your job is to churn out knockoff mobile apps or spam ads everywhere.

I myself do not write this kind of software but I work regularly with people who write safety-critical components in things like airplanes, industrial manufacturing systems, and so on. If they decided, for example, they were too good to go through official channels, some very bad things could happen.
None of these stats grew at the rate of tuition prices.

Which happens to be the metric that really matters.
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I have absolutely no idea what that means. I'm not a web dev. I've never written a browser plugin. I only know C, C++, and python.

This plugin is for people like me (the vast, uncountable, overwhelming majority of people).
There’s some metadata that is lost unless the user explicitly provides it (username/email might not be the ones sent with the email & that could be an error or for security/privacy reasons). The tool can provide a format that makes it easier to record & handle conflicts as well as streamlining the process to get it to email. You’re not wrong tho that patch/diff can be good/enough for a lot of use cases.
This is really interesting; I of course know of salt retrieval via evaporation but I don't have a strong understanding of steam capture for pressure.

How big a tower are we talking about for the steam volume necessary to turn a reasonably sized turbine?
How would this stop a sufficiently large criminal organization from creating their own encrypted messaging app and distributing it internally?
This seems like the opposite of why or how I would go for talks. Seminars are the biggest part of academic life I miss on the other side. Hearing smart people talk about genuinely interesting topics in great detail is not something you can see much in tech circles.

After years of doing it I classified talks as of two types: first is where you know you want to listen to this person because that topic is already of great interest and you’re looking for the details. You already know how pluripotent stem cells came about but it was fun to hear Shinya Yamanaka describe the actual experiments and how they came about. Or perhaps it’s your competitors presenting their latest “ready to be public” findings where you’re trying to read between each line and dot in figures to guess what else they have up their sleeves they haven’t published yet.

The second category is of talks where you have some interest or hook but that’s it. Maybe it’s a Nobel laureate (I can assure you most Nobel talks are the most boring and useless ones you can go to). Maybe it’s an obscure topic but has some interesting keyword that intrigued you. So you just go there. Perhaps you get totally captivated in that talk, perhaps you learn some nuggets of information that you never knew about, but perhaps worst of all you zone out quickly because it’s too arcane or boring.

I still see the second category as the most rewarding. Maybe you’re bored in the talk, but that puts you in a place where you typically can’t leave, someone’s yapping and seeding your random thought generator with kernels of factoids that your imagination can run wild in. I often come out of these talks with other ideas only vaguely related. Some other times I’d have refined some of my own project ideas since I have nothing better to do.

None of these trials and tribulations have anything to gain from a contrived exercise to jot three things down though.
That's a poor take - the models we have for climate predict warming and ice retreating.

This event:

"For those of you who are interested in statistics, this is a five-sigma event. So it's five standard deviations beyond the mean. Which means that if nothing had changed, we'd expect to see a winter like this about once every 7.5 million years.

is only unusual in stasis, only unusual if no change was occurring, etc.

This is either:

* A very very very unusual outlier event, OR

* a clear sign that something is going on that is causing polar ocean and atmosphere to warm

( current models point toward the second case -- ie they're looking pretty accurate )
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Indeed it's not possible when looking at the product page on the browser, but it does on iOS :)
Yes, plenty of alternative energy technologies will emit too much carbon during the transition to make them viable. Right now, whenever we build something, we have GHG byproducts all over the place, so we have to really do the math first. A lot of needles will have to be threaded in the coming years if our civilization as we know it is going to survive.

But that doesn't mean we should just give up. And half measures are no longer an option.
Any promising riscv64 computers on the market I should know about? Raspberry pi level or otherwise? What computers could I use this distro on?
Appreciate the response!

In any conversation, inter-discplinary or not, agreeing on what a word means is important.

For me, there is a difference between equity and equality.

As you mentioned, people will hammer on the lens of the interpretation without being aware of it, or not being able to explain the core of it.

I would start with the idea of access to education and access to opportunity to apply education to uplift current and future generations.

Removing built in barriers that have been in the public education system (based off the industrial education system to keep turning out reliable and obedient factory workers by omitting certain information) is one place to start.

Still, not every baby starts at the same start line, and not everyone has the same headwinds, or tailwinds. Some argue its impossible to make everyone equal or equitable, but there are some parts of that spectrum that will never be able to to even be close to equals in average, and the conversation starts around that, and those who are in a position to more default succeed by failing upwards, and those who are not.

There's a lot of focus on breaking ceilings. I often wonder about how it looks for the average person, however that is defined to access opportunity compared to someone who is not a part of the majority, for example.

The interpretation on whether this should be made equitable for everyone, or only to a certain degree is definitely a topic of discussion.
It’s run by that lovely alliance because U.S. federal law says that they must do so. Which is why it is on this list.
Yup, had the same experience, also got raided, but unlike him, I got exonerated :)
No conviction whatsoever. I had obviously nothing like files nor logs nor whatsoever, and like him the raid was not really related to that, but instead a fight against the government against e-voting.
It was certainly quite a ride...
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Thank you so much! It was also a labor of blood and sweat and tears but love overall :)

Migrating cookies and history from Safari does not seem to be technically possible on iOS for privacy reasons.
What they need to make are standards. Then it becomes technical knowledge for civilisation and not just single-company product knowledge. It would be great if cloud companies made cloud networking standards. I mean big competitors used to collaborate and make standards before but all that has petered out over the last couple of decades.
The only incel forum I've seen is incels.is and searching for Andrew Tate I see just as much if not more negative opinion of him as there is positive. Even the positive ones are "yeah he's a grifter, but he annoys people I don't like" which is hardly thinking of him as a role model.
I have the 2018 12.9" iPad Pro.

Honestly it was mostly a media consumption device until I got the Magic Keyboard (the one that's a case w/ keyboard + trackpad). Now it's like a somewhat crippled 13" Macbook Air but I use it a lot more for "productivity". With that case it might be heavier and thicker than the M2 Air.

It used to be good when I wanted better battery life than my MacBook, but my M1 MBP beats the iPad on battery now.

I get some good focus due to the iPad almost forcing you into one application at a time. If I even tab away from the terminal to a browser window, there's a good chance I'll loose my session and have to reconnect + tmux attach. So I mostly multi-task by looking things up on my phone.

For being productive, I use Blink as a terminal and do a lot of coding + sysadmin that way. I use Inspect Browser to get a lot of the browser dev tools you're missing on iPad Safari / Chrome. I use Trello for a lot of project management but bleh on the UI these days. I don't use it enough but Goodnotes is a good paper notebook replacement especially if you have a Pencil and get into using lots of page templates. I should draw more in Procreate but I don't. I keep a ton of notes in Apple Notes. I read a ton of books on the iPad and it's a great size for technical books.

I do use it side-by-side with my MacBook Pro, usually in Universal Control where the Mac's kb/mouse can control the iPad UI or vice-versa, but sometimes in Sidecar where it acts as another external monitor for the Mac.

But yeah a lot of the time it's a big video player, mostly Plex but some YouTube and Netflix.
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I will admit that I use it rarely. However, many of my friends use it often to read books as compare to something like Kindle.
I am more of iOS (20%) and MacOS (80%) person so not much use in my day to day screen use.
It was purely, 100%, an ad for them.
Guilty. I tried to keep it more neutral - but they made the app more explicit in edits. I like to think if you cut out references to the app, then the article stands on its own - but my blog carries much less credibility than the newsweek header.
“Dating apps suck”

“Let’s make them worse by introducing AI into it”

I wonder what the end game here will be. AI talking to AI?
My main adversary is my own ISP. VPNs are perfect for that.

My secondary adversary are companies geoblocking content. VPNs are still perfect for that.
And the modern Democratic party is...? Just curious where you stand and what your biases are.
Well fortunately, we have the expansion XCOM: Enemy Within that covers that
"If done right" is doing a tremendous amount of work in that statement.

"If done right," any company could be the most successful business venture of all time.

Musk couldn't even make Twitter into a slightly more successful social network. Why would anyone think he could pull this off? If anyone could, it wouldn't be an edgelord so fragile that he has to surround himself with sycophants.
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'Facts' aren't as black and white as people think.

"What does Charmander evolve into?"
"What does the spell 'avada kedavra' do?"
"What is the Sindarin word for 'friend'?"
"What are the names of Santa's reindeer?"
"Where did Robin Hood live?"
"Where did Achilles die?"

These are all 'factual questions' you can find answers to from reputable sources like Wikipedia. Google displays 'fact boxes' for several of them. Wolfram Alpha provides answers for three of them. The answers to some of these questions are part of what passes for 'general knowledge' in some societies.

It's no surprise that LLMs trained on human writings produce text which claims things that aren't true are facts. Humans do that all the time.

There are well attested reputable sources that will tell you Abraham Lincoln was a vampire hunter, others that say he was a Lego Master Builder, and others still will tell you that among his notable quotes is "Party on dudes - be excellent to each other". So what's an LLM to do when it's trying to extend a paragraph of information about Abraham Lincoln?

When an LLM is suggesting what might come next in a piece of text... it doesn't know if it's supposed to guess a probable word from a Wikipedia article, an Onion article, a Project Gutenberg manuscript, or an Archive Of Our Own fanfic. So you get a bit of all that.
Most of them. Not that they actually implement small government when they get into office, but they'll scream it from the rooftops because to the "small town folks," small government equates to turning a blind eye to social justice issues. Cutting spending is never eliminating waste from government, because they'd never think of cutting the military budget. They always specifically target social services due to Reagan's welfare queen mythology that exists to this day.

Reagan wasn't "small government" either, by the way. He expanded the government faster than any other POTUS in history outside of world wars. His economic policies also gave both parties the green light to spend like it's going out of style, although Republicans are notably bad when it comes to actually making economic sense with their taxes versus their expenditures.
It wouldn't be so bad if it didn't make it obvious that previously high quality social news sites are losing the bot war.
I don't agree with you on your definitions of parody.
I use 7.0.x for an old Debian install (3.1), FreeBSD and Windows (all guests, the host is Windows 11 or Fedora 37). All seem to work fine, at least none of the major issues that thread brings up (3daccel on windows, broken efi, etc).
Politicians are only so because people elect them. Blame the voters never who they voted for
Not to forget that CA had a $100B budget surplus as recently as 2021. What did they do with all that money? Nothing.
UBo is short for Ublock Origin. It’s a adblocking plugin and If your interested in installing browser plugins I suggest you try it. It works great just by default, but the feature I mentioned, filters, can be set up to block individual elements of webpages. The has text thing can only block elements containing certain text. I use it to block subreddits I don’t want to see while browsing Reddit logged out, or to block annoying pop up’s over text.
> Material which is offensive, abusive, demeaning, misleading is often lawful and it often doesn't create doesn't create substantial real liability

The bits of Twitter, Facebook, and Google I am exposed to are filled with scammers, spam, and explicit threats. These posts would get you arrested shouted from a street corner in the U.S, much less if they were amplified in printed entertainment or whatever.

Even the AppStore is filled with straight up fraud.

These are only minimally culled because that is the most profitable thing to do. Spam apps and fraud create engagement and generate revenue. Moderation costs money.

230 shouldn't be repealed (that would be apocalyptic), but it needs some more holes punched through it, kinda like the existing CSAM holes.
Isn't that the point? The AI generated text has no information so by hiding it into the background you aren't losing anything.

This person doesn't want the information being conveyed by AI.
> the modern Democratic party is

An amorphous blob. A winning strategy against an opponent who cedes the centre.
Yes. This is a totally unrelated case that never made the news.
I am not. This is an unrelated case that has never been reported publicly.
It is formalized though:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/STS/latest/APIReference/API_GetA...
Not the full column.

You pump out the top x feet of water from the pipe. The equalizing levels of inside and outside the pipe is what drives the upward flow through the membrane.