skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The mistake that keeps getting made is using "conservative" as a synonym for "Republican". The Republican party used to be the conservative party, generally trusting in institutions and gradual change. They trusted in institutions so much that they supported the Iraq War because the status quo power structure told them it needed to be done.

There is nothing conservative about the current Republican party. Basing your vision of society on how you imagine things were 70 years ago is not conservative - rather it entails drastic radical change. Essentially the Republican party is now better described as populist reactionaries (Moldbug's own term), who gave up on conservatism because they got frustrated from things changing at all.

With how things currently are, the Democratic party is more appropriately referred to as the conservative party. Despite having its own contingents of extremists pulling in various directions, they're essentially still being kept in check by the status quo power structure - for better and for worse.
> This is what they can "achieve" when they apply a significant amount of their man power to getting Reddit running lol...

LibWeb/Ladybird was made by a handful of people working part time on it over a couple of years. During that time, they managed to implement absolutely everything from image decoding to font rendering to javascript parsing and execution, all FROM SCRATCH.

Stop trying to twist it as if they applied tons of resources and came up short. Before last month they had nobody working on it full time.
Not yet. But very soon. A few benefits of PeerDB vs Debezium incl. 1/ easy to setup and work with - no dependence on kafka, zookeper, kafka connect. 2/ managed experience for CDC from PostgreSQL through our enterprise & hosted offerings 3/ performance wise, with the optimization we are doing (parallelized initial loads, parallelized reading of slots, leaner signature of CDC on the target), I'm expecting PeerDB to be better. However not sure by how much. Stay tuned for a future post on this :)
How do you make reusable components with HTMX?
> (b) anybody with common sense knows that it would both be lacking in nutrition, and lead to other health issues

Anyone with common sense knows you don’t need a gun in a police station because the police have already secured the police station.

Everything you said in your comment as a rebuttal to my analogy fit my analogy perfectly.

Let me reiterate: “interrogation” as described in this story is legal. It’s just a forceful word for asking questions. Police are allowed to ask questions in almost any situation, which is why they do it so much. They don’t have to automatically tell you that you’re not obligated to answer or stick around.
I agree. All he is doing is making people uncomfortable for using containers. The only real major downside with containers is that the building process is quite expensive so you should get familiar with docker run -it --rm <id> bash or the same thing with docker exec. Oh and also that your container might not come with diagnostic tools.
Interesting that there's a comparison (albeit low on details) to Rabbit, but not MQTT? Anyone had experience with both MQTT and BlazingMQ able to compare/contrast?
yea, the whole thing has strong "please drink verification can to continue" vibes
GP is being annoying and I agree with you for the most part and I feel Docker should have tried to play nicer with the firewall.

That said it is a mistake to consider Docker in the same class as nginx. Docker is a system for telling the Linux kernel how to set up the environments of processes. Doing whatever it can at the absolute lowest level of abstraction the kernel offers is kind of its entire gig.
Right time, right place.

Same could be said for SaaS products before the 2020's.
That's a fun idea :)

It refers to the anxiety people have about not having enough "range" left in their car to reach their target destination. The symptom is looking at your "% battery remaining" every 5 seconds, and cursing your car when it drops "3 miles" of range in 1 mile of idealized highway travel. Unfortunately, it's a well-founded anxiety.

You're right, by characterizing the problem with a focus on the person (with anxiety) instead of the (misleading) vehicle, it serves the manufacturer more than the consumer.
to save you some time, here is the summary of the article:

The story begins over 300 years ago with the Lascelles family, who made their fortune in the West Indies through various businesses, including the production of rum. In 2011, Mark Lascelles and Andy Langshaw found mysterious, ancient-looking bottles in the cellars of Harewood House. These turned out to be bottles of rum, which were auctioned at Christie's in London in 2013 and 2014. The last 16 bottles sold for over £100k, making Harewood Rum the oldest and most expensive rum in the world.
More like:

Him: "Facebook's ToS classifies totally cool, normal opinions as hate speech"

Them: "Give us examples!"

Him: <literal hate speech>

Them: DOWNVOTE
Kind of the inverse of index learning:

https://web.archive.org/web/20150301013541/https://warwick.a...
> than it will start sapping the electromagnetic energy from said superconductor

Electromagnetic induction involves the inductor, too. With a conventional electromagnet in a changing field, there is a current (an opposite current, in a sense) induced in the electromagnet's winding which is how the energy transfer occurs. The coil's apparent resistance increases as it moves through the field. But superconductors have no resistance :)

Since a superconductor rejects induction from outside magnetic fields (Meissner effect) they do not inductively couple in the same way. Once energized and then looped, a superconducting magnet behaves more like a permanent magnet.

With regard to use in power storage, strong magnets of any kind are rather inconvenient (even dangerous) around anything magnetic.
Aside from the feature changes, it seems about the same to me. I think it largely depends on who you follow and whether you use the "Following" or "For you" tab. I recommend the "Following" tab since this allows you to manage your feed by, unsurprisingly, selecting who you follow.
> Colleagues openly talked about how Twitter was being sold because leadership didn’t have conviction in their own plan or ability to fix longstanding problems.

I think, in this case, the colleagues were wrong. Twitter was sold because an idiot offered far more money than it was worth. If I have a coffee shop that earns me $100,000 in profit per year, and somebody offers to buy it from me for $10 million, I'm going to sell it to them even if I think the coffee shop is doing great and has the potential to grow.
Fusion is a bad answer for the developing world, it leaves them dependent on first world experts.

Better to give them solar panels and wind turbines. Even if the third world can't manufacture them they can maintain them themselves.
My TLDR reading this:

- everyone working in big tech is so so lucky. millions of people would do anything for these jobs.

- contrary to what the narrative is set, the kitchen is dirty, shit is on fire, and barring a few no one has a clue.

- recruiters perpetuate the candidate bias manifold. “Get me a dropbox PM” or “Get me a a google ML person” sheer laziness as talent is all around.
You did not read my post.

I did not bid on Shopify. I bid on "e-commerce sales"

Shopify is insisting, and in the new terms mandating, I add a "Negative search term" of Shopify to my bid for "e-commerce sales"

Go look up negative search terms if you aren't familiar.
fewer bricks than a straight wall with supports.
Why depression?
Also, the clock speed of CPUs are limited by resistance and heat.

Both of those go to zero. We may see 100ghz CPUs and 3D stacked cpus with almost no need for cooling.
Traditionally, holding optics or some other delicate sensors that we want to stay aligned, or at least point in the same direction consistently.
Blackbird SR-72? SR-71 leaks before take off in anticipation of the thermal expansion plugging everything up.

https://nodum.org/was-sr-71-blackbird-leaking-fuel/
I mean, it's optional. Don't remember what the default is, but you can opt out of their ads.
"Crying to the regulator is a bitch move"

I both understand the sentiment, but also how else are we going to stop 5 companies form running the world, and the rest of us eating grass?
Yeah, they should have an open-and-shut case against Shopify here, no?
Accompanying podcast: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-02425-8

I'm surprised by the results (from what I've heard so far on the podcast) and a bit skeptical given the involvement of Meta. Looking forward to reactions from various scientific and technical communities.
They don't put ads on websites, they do optional system-notifications ads and ads on default new tab window. It's very unobtrusive, and you can just opt out of claiming your rewards or pass them onto the sites you browse.
The crypto related settings are also literally the only settings that don't sync across devices, and you have to manually turn it off on every new installation, I wonder why that is.
> We tried the loose federation thing and it nearly led to the end of the US before it really even started

You're talking about a period of time that is 100 years after the time I'm talking about.
They also take part in community pickup games and are trained to interact with the community. 99% have never fired a weapon in the line of duty.

There are many more people who would kill you because they don't care or think they will be caught or forgot it all in the moment. You would be surprised how little your life means when someone needs a fix or a lot of money is available.

What we have here is the tv effect. Every cop show features a bad cop. Cop murdering black guy results in huge protests where 10 times more people get murdered by other protestors.

Your chances of getting killed at the protest is much greater than being murdered by the cops who everyone is protesting against
Can you hire a few friends of yours to write a blog post and advertise instead of you? Blog-spam is a thing, now I know why.

Thanks Shopify.
Isn't MQTT more of a standard than an implementation?
I understand. At least you know for the future what to look for and avoid.
Nice. Being able to work with your family is great.
EXCLUDE Shopify. I did not bid on Shopify. I bid on "e-commerce sales"

Shopify is insisting, and in the new terms mandating, I add a "Negative search term" of Shopify to my bid for "e-commerce sales" So it would be + "e-commerce sales" - "Shopify"

> But the former, where you're actually required to suppress the results, seems anti-competitive to the point of being actionable, and is certainly not an ethical business practice.

That's fine to say, but is a small fry like me to actually do?

The actual wording in the memo is

> In order to promote a fair ecosystem and maintain competitiveness, partners may need to include ‘Shopify’ as a negative keyword in advertising campaigns that utilize pay-per-click keywords or are promoted through a search engine.
Cover up for what? Who should be in prison?
Channels being "in" a Team is how it works in Slack or Discord too. A given channel is associated within a server/workspace.
In my past experience the poor I know are saying, "I would like to be able to afford gas to drive to work, and have a workplace that treats me with dignity and afford a good night on the town a few times a year."

I'd love to know which poor folks you know who have time to worry about global warming.
Some food tastes like cardboard, especially store-bought pretty vegetables, so definitely. :)

Is there anything that isn't "natural" if all things come from, and are a part of, nature at some point? Deoxygenated, flavor pack-blended orange juice is considered "100% natural". Perhaps marketing terms need to be replaced by the whole truth about raising/production and processing.
Why not? It's legal and if the police harass you for doing so, the police are broken, and someone should fix that.

The first step in fixing it is bringing it to the forefront of attention.

Peacefully open carrying long arms has a long and great historical tradition in the US. I have a poster of Huey P Newton on my wall in my office.

https://capitolweekly.net/black-panthers-armed-capitol/
"My condolences."

Excuse me? Also I see you failed to read the comment.
TerminusDB is also in that area.

Dolt is git for MySql.

TerminusDB is git for RDF/graphs.

https://terminusdb.com
i don't mind people seeking out easy money jobs like this as long as they don't complain about people who work harder making more money than them!
Is this some kind of joke? Those things are absolutely trivial and once you wrote them in your bash script or compose file you can forget about these things.
While fees are inflated but I would understand the bare minimum for that service, tips -especially at restaurants- on the other hand, are blatant ripoff and there should be a clear regulated crackdown on such a sketchy scheme where restaurant owners are underpaying the employees and expect the customers to compensate that while they already payed full price for that food/service.
That being said, robots started to replace waitresses in some restaurants I’ve been to, and that’s really a good thing.
But deforestation and the following biodiversity loss is a completely different problem than reducing CO2. And in general, very few things that will reduce CO2 is going to help against deforestation (and contrary to popular opinion, even large scale reforestation will probably not affect CO2 very much either).
There has been a 15000 thousand year trend, where a warming planet has resulted in more biodiversity on earth.

Where is the evidence that the trend is ending?
Recently, mold 2.0 was posted, which is also C++.
> Ah typical Democrats

Name me any party who's modus operandi isn't akin to Kabuki theater
So other companies get to charge me for their messaging app and ms should be prevented from providing theirs for free? I thought these laws were there to protect consumers not competitors.
The whole premise of the argument here is that everyone is too stupid and or lazy to try alternative products.
Teams works, there is no monopoly here, other messaging apps are free to disrupt with their superior products.
As a long time DDG user, I was looking for a reason to try Kagi out, and this nonsense is finally pushing me over the fence.

Techdirt has been an upstanding place for journalism forever, and getting censored this way is ridiculous.
You are Atlas. You hold up the sky
people swim in the Danube in Vienna, so it doesn't sound impossible
> It seems very odd to not just leave your gun in the car.

Never leave an unattended weapon in a car. Especially outside a police station. Either leave it at home, or keep it on your person. There are some products out there for securing weapons in vehicles that could work but if you don't have one don't leave your gun in your car.
I have not read that yet, thank you!

Also, I haven't tried using Whisper for getting a transcription from the audio. I went the route of downloading the automatically generated transcripts from Youtube for a set of videos. An audio processing pipeline is definitely something I could add later though as an additional input channel for the overall pipeline.
Wouldn't 127.0.0.1 be the loopback for the container itself? So you'd need to set the DNS to the gateway IP or dynamically by resolving `host.docker.internal` (assuming `--add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway`)
It fell out after several months of drying out, I think it was sealed until then. I made a mistake of storing it vertical when it sat horizontal for a century.

It was drinkable, just not very good.
You go through "customs and immigration control", that's what I was referring to, apologies. Whether you're a tourist or not, you still go through the same process. Live facial recognition is not new. I know at least in Canada, since my close friend used to work for CBSA and used to tell stories back in 2014, and assuming other countries are more advanced than us.

Fingerprinting surely was a thing when you travelled by air into the US for the first time. If i'm not mistaken, after that, they scan your passport to see if they already have the data, and don't ask for it again.

Also, if you ever had to apply for non-tourism visas, or visas for countries that require in person visits, they will absolutely take your fingerprints during document collection. I don't think servers of those countries are secure or sophisticated, so either you limit your life and live in the woods, or accept your biometrics are floating around through brokers.
From the understanding of the mechanisms that cause this invariance, many other applications could be derived, that even don't need the invariance property. For example materials of which cooling systems (e.g. Peltier-like) can be made. Also their measurement methods seem pretty advanced and could be used within other research like in the area of nano technology.
Yes. They prob mean rabbitmq.
TLA 0.1%

Finally! Thank you!
I think it's because the game is using a different font for each "round" (indicated in the bottom left corner), so there is no consistency across rounds. It would've been easier to learn/guess the "solutions" that way, but I think it's also interesting to see the different kerning decisions across different fonts.
The Knights Templar also had a diet they had to follow.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/what-the-templar-knigh...

This was the way religions and other orders kept followers healthy whilst trying to minimise disease.
Only precision applications can afford the high cost of specialized materials. All the things you mentioned are unrelated, as they are cost driven and steel will always win.
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I've noticed DDG dropping a lot of sites over the past month or so.
I think approximately everybody agrees with these ideals, but approximately nobody agrees on how to achieve them in the real world. Or agrees about comparative importance - ex. weighing being culpable for breaking the law against ability to enforce the law, if you see the discussion below about qualified immunity.
Reddit removes moderators, calls for new volunteers
Probably, but allowing it doesn't change the surprisingly difficult time that even the middle class families in the UK are having economically (which will probably put off a lot of migrants and asylum seekers if they believed it).

Immigration may or may not help the current shortage of labour in the UK in various aspects of the economy that's likely to get worse as the population ages (more pensioners) with insufficient replacements (making the things and doing the services the pensioners might buy), given that's already a weird combination — not sure how the UK is managing to get both of these wrong at the same time, but, somehow, it is.

UK definitely needs more homes though, whatever else. Too much as a faction of income going to landlords like me…
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I don't use Skype, but Webex is methodical, slow, cumbersome but never fails me. Teams randomly locks up, sometimes I can't log in. There's no "guest mode" that I can find on Teams. It's a mess.

Zoom just works better for me than either, but I'd prefer Webex to Teams. My last Teams meeting with a customer I had to apologize 3 times then send a zoom because Teams simply refused to authenticate me or when it let me in, my video was not working.
I really enjoyed the article, but this one sentence also rubbed me the wrong way. Comes across as very immature & petulant IMHO
Here's how I do it in HTMX with Rails: https://viewcomponent.org/
> IEA figures shows that it expects global electricity generation to rise by 2,493TWh between 2022 and 2025.

> The IEA expects the growth in renewable generation to cover the vast majority of this total, growing by 2,450TWh. This is equivalent to 98% of the overall increase in global demand.
A huge misconception is that MoE is an ensemble of discrete models, when it is in fact multiple FFNN modules that share an attention and embedding module.

Basically the idea is that there's some pars of the model (attention/embedding) that should be trained on everything and used in every inference and other parts (the FFNN) that are fine to specialize on certain types of data (via a routing module that is also trained).

[0] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1701.06538.pdf
[1] https://arxiv.org/pdf/2112.06905.pdf

EDIT: Specifically GLaM model architecture. Each MoE layer (the bottom block) is interleaved with a Transformer layer (the upper block). For each input token, e.g., ‘roses’, the Gating module dynamically selects two most relevant experts out of 64, which is represented by the blue grid in the MoE layer. The weighted average of the outputs from these two experts will then be passed to the upper Transformer layer. For the next token in the input sequence, two different experts will be selected.
> I'm not going to psychologically diagnose someone from afar, but I suspect she needs help of the type neither Musk nor Twitter nor Hackernews can provide.

I'm not a fan of this flavor of discourse, and frankly find it offensive. But I will tolerate it.
Burnout can lead to depressive episodes.
> How can I assume what this person is using as criteria?

The same way you can can communicate with anyone and understand I'm not using "communicate" to mean "hit with a pickle."

That is: having an understanding of what things conventionally mean and the kinds of ideas people conventionally have, so you won't get thrown off by one-offs or people who are not communicating clearly or seriously.

> I have definitely heard anti-trans activist state that if 'you can't have a baby, you aren't a woman'.

Communicate means "hit with a pickle." I picked up a pickle and communicated with my computer.

> Now I have to figure out what segment of anti-trans beliefs this one has?

Now that you've encountered someone who has stated that "communicate means 'hit with a pickle,'" will you have any trouble figuring out what someone means when they say "communicate"?

> Point 3: If anti-trans activist do realize this, then why not include that in the laws?

Because point 3 is so obvious that it goes unstated and is not typically consciously articulated by those who hold the way I did. But it's there if the only two sex/gender categories are male/man and female/woman.
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Large language models as models of human cognition
Fedora's own website [1] states:

> Fedora includes support for the UEFI Secure Boot feature, which means that Fedora can be installed and run on systems where UEFI Secure Boot is enabled. On UEFI-based systems with the Secure Boot technology enabled, all drivers that are loaded must be signed with a valid certificate, otherwise the system will not accept them. All drivers provided by Red Hat are signed by the UEFI CA certificate.

Running your own secure boot CA is not enabled out of the box (for obvious reasons), but that does not pose a problem on most systems. Secure boot only needs special care if you need to load unsigned kernel modules (DKMS, Nvidia) or if you run on a super duper special Microsoft device that doesn't have the third party CA certificate by default.

[1]: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/latest/system-ad...
This is such scary stuff. I love the ease of docker (compose) but stuff like this makes me miss the old days. No surprises. Now you can deploy a huge stack of stuff but it may work differently from expectations.
Thanks for your feedback, i'll have to give TST in the Firefox sidebar another try...

> "I make use of ctrl-uparrow to switch between browser and VSCode"

I use the Contexts app (Fast Search) for that - https://contexts.co/