skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
underscore is actually our latest casualty in the new tool. It is now generally recommended to do array functions using standard JS if your product system reqs mesh.
I even loved the predecessor to the Bolt, the Spark EV. Tiny car, fit in any parking space, perfect for a city-car that never leaves the metro area.
How does the temperature come into play?
> illegal

Seriously, stop using that word for things that aren't actually illegal.
Great article! What an insane story of secrecy and building a city overnight!!
No. But pytorch will automatically make use of both GPUs and a NVlink bridge if you use its model parallel and distributed data parallel approaches.
I too worked at AOL back then, but on the AIM team. When we bought ICQ the presence side of ICQ ran on the largest machine Dec would sell you. The vertical scaling worked very well, tho. Also porting the host code to Digital Unix made it ready for 64 bit in general. We eventually ported it to the cheaper clusters of Sun then Linux hosts that normal AIM used.
amazing Wajiha!
I hope this incridible energy find another women who wants to code and we can do our best to make a way to them
Well, for one, he seems to be pretty liberal with the truth in a way that many spooks are good at. For example he claims:

> at the GS-15 civilian level, which is the military equivalent of a full-bird colonel

I was previously both a Major and later NH-IV (which in my case had equivalency with GS-15-10)and the only people making this claim would be ones that want to inflate their own importance.

They are completely different legally and fall under different legal codes - namely the GS system is not subject to UCMJ nor can they make certain legal decisions that an O6 can make and has a completely different promotion and evaluation.

He wants to portray himself as a battle hardened commander when he’s just another run of the mill PowerPoint slinger.
Well, you could go out into the lettuce fields and pick lettuce because AI ain't gonna pick the lettuce and someone's got to do it.

There's all sorts of work just waiting around for someone to do it.
The UK did that decades ago for years and then released a bunch of the data.

It was closed because not a single credible sighting was made and was considered a waste of money by the MoD:

https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ufos/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22991014

So this has already happened in another country and nothing was found.

So less progress and more a waste of your tax payer money.
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Yes, just tried this!
The whistleblower former intelligence official David Grusch says he faced “very brutal and very unfortunate” retaliation after he went public with his allegations.

Intelligence personnel swear to keep their mouths shut. He has no real evidence and no real compelling reason that I'm seeing for coming forward.

What did he expect?
Can’t say for that for the intelligence community, but UFO people on podcasts claim his claims are being fed to him and are likely psyops misdirections.

He also has no direct knowledge it’s all stuff he heard from other people in the government.
Just don't use and especially pay to sites that will enforce this.
Reversible logic is fun, but the memory requirements get intense. You need enough storage to retain every intermediate value used in a computation. If you have a 1GHz 64-bit processor and it does an hour-long computation, you need to store the entire 29TB history of its intermediates... and then spend an hour unwinding it!

But currently, the adiabatic chips has a bigger issue with getting to zero: their control circuitry is a bank of AWGs, each burning probably hundreds of watts at room temperature. They ideally don't produce heat in the cold zone, which is great for the cryogenic system, but if we have room temperature superconductors, that's suddenly moot.
Not limited to females, obvs :-p
While there is inequality in the world financially it's a bit off topic.

Mbape or any footballer for that matter isn't being replaced by the close to free option by clubs.

The actors union even offered a legitimate compromise where their likeness could be used once royalties are paid.

This is completely fair and mature approach. Netflix and co get to pump out more content faster and cheaper while the portraits of actors are paying the owner of that likeness.
Scope of work: Template, examples, and best practices
One of the key things for many people will be: Are you vacuuming up all my data?

I would imagine this probably vectorises a lot of data and stores it in a vector db, I'd be surprised if that's all happening on my hardware, happy to be wrong though.
Wait until Sony finds out about Youtube.
Until you've innovated your way into living and growing your food underground because the surface of the earth has become so hot or suffers from so extreme climate events that it has become impossible to actually live on it.
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i don't think a little syndicalism is going to cut it this time, because it's about a lot more than labor now
You may just ignore this (dear thread-reader may not!) since it's on a blog but how do you fit this into your mental model of market phenomena?

https://allocatesmartly.com/diving-deeper-does-the-day-of-th...
Because he hasn’t demonstrated anything that indicates that he’s not just purely fabricating all of this for publicity
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They make music in Europe too and I imagine those people are just as unhappy with music piracy.
But that doesn't change whether you are endangering people by infecting them.
I've been using Rewind for a while and got a chance to try out the iPhone implementation when it was in development. I have to say, the Rewind team is pretty creative in how they thought about moving the same hands-off experience from Mac to iPhone. Personally most of the stuff I want to Rewind to is in Safari anyways so this is perfect to me (and the screenshot import fills in the rest, though I have a ton of junk screenshots of my lockscreen...).

I hope one day we're able to combine our Mac & iPhone indexes (and privately!), since that's the last cognitive load I have (which computer did I look at something on, or was it my phone?) when using Rewind
AND said that there were biologicals on there that were not from the Earth.

And also said there were individuals whom were injured in the reverse engineering of said non-human spacecraft.

This is all TS/SCI, so the actual hard details and proof are locked in a fucking SCIF.
Have you read Tim's guide?
It's captured in the trade dress - that's all you had to say. You don't have to say its captured in the word mark, because it isn't!
The pricing is still way too much for it to be competitive with Teslas offerings imo. Weird move by GM though, they made it look like the bolt was completely an abandoned idea....
It still does not support .init_array / .fini_array sections. Too bad I'd like to use it.
Don't just comment and complain, contact your antitrust authority today:

US:

- https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/report-antitrust-violation

- antitrust@ftc.gov

EU:

- https://competition-policy.ec.europa.eu/antitrust/contact_en

- comp-greffe-antitrust@ec.europa.eu

UK:

- https://www.gov.uk/guidance/tell-the-cma-about-a-competition...

- general.enquiries@cma.gov.uk

India:

- https://www.cci.gov.in/antitrust/

- https://www.cci.gov.in/filing/atd
All levels of skill/weirdness welcome!
We have a lion in Berlin though.
You only need FDIC in systems where you don't own the coins. Cryptocurrencies actually obviate a lot of added fat like this ;-)
Do they send any data to OpenAI or any other cloud based LLM?
Depends on the exact action.

But generally yes you can go to court. Historically people have done that with Google to figure out the exact ban reason (or to get unbanned) but that's often with Adsense / YT accounts where you have clear financial harm.
The GitHub repo is here; https://github.com/OvertureMaps/data -- Licenses look super permissive - I'm not that familiar with the state of Open Mapping but the GERS idea looks great too.

https://docs.overturemaps.org/gers/
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> Like perhaps a way to vote existing replies or quote replies into community-note-status which you might agree with.

If only social media sites had some kind of voting or points system that contributes to visibility?

The basic problem here is that high quality moderation is extremely expensive but low quality moderation outrages its victims and is susceptible to manipulation by partisans and SEO scum.

As far as I can tell the best solution is to make filtering modular so that it's independent of the hosting site. Then the site doesn't get dumped on for screwing it up and if you don't like some particular solution you personally can switch to another one without losing the network effect, or try your hand at doing it yourself to see how much fun it can be.

But controlling the filter through which everybody sees everything is valuable and it's hard to get anyone in a position of power to give that up.
This a question with maybe the wrong focus, as Adam Sandler has enough negotiating leverage as an actor and a producer himself to get a deal. In the context of the Actors and Writers strike, it the discussion should be what is the default deal that's fair for people who will dedicate a significant amount of their working time to the industry.
Something I've wondered: how much has AI/ML _helped_ actors' careers by providing effective content recommendation algorithms, drawing more engaged eyeballs to their work?
I should get all features once I pay for the IDE. Either they shouldn't add the feature or pay for it themselves.
There really aren't objective metrics. There are quantifiable metrics, but turning something into a number doesn't make it fully objective.

And nothing pushes for bland personalities near as much as people pining for the past.
native people in that area had a special relationship to corn for centuries before the arrival of the West. Short story is that corn was an early "science" target for genetically modified strains. A rough analogy to the conflict might be "vegetarian civilization considers cows sacred for centuries; new rulers decide cattle branding and breeding control are just commerce" .. something like that.. there is an emotional and cultural relationship to food, and long term residency in a place, that does not show up in commerce.
Unfortunately they have a point, in that there is no ISO or DIN standard that covers a plant that has been rigged with explosives by invading barbarians.

The solution isn't to abandon nuclear power, but to make it very costly for aggressors to meddle with it. E.g., deploy UN forces to the plant at the first sign of trouble.
Public activity is marketing. Most good developers are not good marketers. But for rockstars blogging is definitely a big plus.

I have over 100 past projects and need a cheat sheet to answer HR questions. Recruiters are usually not impressed with your past projects because you are a flood of resumes and interviews to them, and they usually not impressed with you because they just want to close the task. Because time is key.

The 80/20 rule applies here. Only 20 percent of recruiters will read your resume carefully (not your show, blog, youtube, twitch, twitter, etc).

Add to that 20% of fake jobs and your chances of finding the most relevant tech job for you are greatly reduced.
Yup, that's POP CS, 0x0f.

Since it made no sense to use, it became the way 286 and later processors used to indicate multibyte opcodes.

When a 286 is running the code, encountering a 0x0f means that the following opcode is multibyte, while on an 8088, all opcodes are single bytes.
For some bizarre reason I haven't figured out yet, it seems like the "cross platform" choice is always the worst one.

So when people talk about cross-platform on the Mac, for example, it's always some JavaScript abomination, or Java, or Delphi (yes, seriously), or Go.

How about going the other direction and getting Cocoa running somewhere else? GNUstep, Cocotron etc. Gosh, that would actually make sense, can't have that. Literally.

In fact, one company did. Apportable. Google bought them and buried the tech.

Hmm
I don't want that. I'm a Human supremacist and I don't want to be an em.
Palo Alto is a (mostly) wealthy suburban town next to Stanford U. Without traffic it is 30-40 minutes from SF -- twice as long when traffic is bad. There's a train that is lame by European standards but fairly good for the US, which takes around an hour, sometimes as little as 48 minutes.
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U don't and masses are stupid. They elect thiefs, all over the world.
Talks about how amazing the book is, provides zero overview of what's in the book :/
Bootlegs, DJ sets, leaks, and many, many albums that streaming services don’t/won’t/can’t license e.g. Switched-On Bach by Wendy Carlos.
I’ve been contemplating starting a business installing office CO2 scrubbers. The pitch is “You don’t want retarded workers, do you?”
To save you time engaging with a zealot, I am a Free Software zealot; I consider the entirety of "Open Source" to be a delusion of capital, whereby they can adopt the methods and reap the benefits of Free Software while disregarding the underlying ethics that gave it birth, and therefore, end up with a corrupt verbal chimera that means whatever the capital wants it to mean.

Let them defend Open Source all they like, I could give a shit. I'll be over here defending Free Software.

[edit: ...which actually means something.]
What's the difference between this and Open Street Maps?
Has anyone sent such a message to their authority? Please share, as more authorities (Norwegian anti-competition authority will surely want to hear about taht) need to be contacted with well-researched text.
My thoughts exactly, what are they attempting to distract us from.

I think it’s all the Hunter Biden stuff:

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/hunter-b...
How would he go about that in an unclassified setting?
So those miner motherboards with the crap ton of PCIe x1 slots typically have a molex connector on the motherboard for each of those slots. Molex is famous for starting fires. I’m not sure I would ever go with a setup with molex connectors, but then I’m not sure you have another option.
The issue is if they used PCIe power connectors instead, you often wouldn’t have enough of those left over for your GPU, so I get why they went with molex, it’s just a very old, and by modern standards crappy connector.

Combined with the ~1800W per 15A circuit restriction (I wouldn’t load the circuit to 100%, so really ~1600W) I’m not sure you can achieve what you’re going for.

If you’re really wanting to do this, consider adding a say 30A circuit near the circuit breaker of your home, usually the garage or basement and put the equipment there. I would get a dehumidifier in either location.
> Its hyperbole

If you need to rely on hyperbole/lies/propaganda then I am going to assume that you have no case.
> 2. There is no published tooling for how someone else can reproduce the same data.

This is true, and is actually the whole point of Overture.

Overture was developed to enable private companies to leverage open data (like OpenStreetMap) but also combine it with their proprietary data and processes.

The intention is to share the result with a relatively permissive license (a new thing called the Community Database License Agreement) but keep the process and underlying data proprietary.
> Not knowing what you are building is the greatest impediment to building it.

100% agree. Am a consultant, and its frightening how many FTE's of my client, don't know what business their employer is engaged in. They aren't even beginning to learn the business vocabulary.

They are all frogs in the Terraform pond.
What choice do they have? The US subsidizes corn massively, and dumps it tariff-free into Mexico. This is like micro-brews, but corn.
The difference is that with upfront payment developers are forced to actually add features that provide more utility. Otherwise customers don’t upgrade. With SAAS you have to keep paying, even with if the software is completely static with no new features or bug fixes.

As for bug fixes, do you think I am more or less likely to recommend your software to my friends if it is full of bugs and you don’t fix them?
There are special chemical fire extinguishers to deal specifically with this. I'd bet dollars to donuts this came out of an insurance exercise where it wasn't necessarily the scale of the risk, but rather the uncertainty around the risk (because of its novelty). Insurance companies are very cautious about uncertainty, even if the risk seems low.
Based on all the descriptions.

The TR3B wasnt a known class of things back then - but the "triangle with lights at each point" was a typical design trope talked about.

This thing was huge, a triangle, was literally hovering above us. and I could see the details on the bottom.

It wasnt until years later that tr3b came out as the name for the thing.
Just to be clear, there are 2 different strikes, the writers' strike that you're referring to, and the actors' strike that the parent is referring to.

AI issues notwithstanding, I do think you make a valid point that over the past 10 years we just binged on a huge amount of content. For workers it's a double-edged sword. I read somewhere that there are actually a lot more members of the union (can't remember if it was writers or actors) than 5-6 years ago because there are just a lot more people working in the industry - a lot more content was being made. The downside is that with all this extra competition there is a glut of supply and thus prices (i.e. wages for actors and writers) have fallen pretty substantially.
> other people making large sums of money shouldn't make you upset.

Why not? It clearly shows that there is a screw loose. Or put differently: it reminds us of the fundamental truth that in society, people without power get as little as is available to keep them alive and sometimes less, and people with power (in this case, the power of a good negotiating position) get as much as is available to pay them.

The world doesn't _have_ to work this way. There is no reason we need to be okay with it. Poorer people could be paid more and rich people paid less and things would basically work the same way.
How much do you listen to music?

Read somewhere that listening to music can trigger MD, is that the case for you? (Do you get less MD if you don't listen to music that day?)
One side was far more unruly than the other. (And still is.)
> We believe in abundance because of millennia of life experience incorrectly or not.

It's only not been near-universal to experience at least one severe famine that kills many people you know, in a full human lifespan, in the Western and (relatively—this goes back a while) developed world, since like 1600 (thanks, potatoes and corn!).

Even then, wasting away hungry for entire seasons was still something you were pretty likely experience a few times. Only industrial nitrogen production mostly ended that. Luckily, malaria and cholera and such kept the number of mouths to feed in check, LOL.

The past was horrible.
Someone needs to tell the tens of thousands of employees working in the abuse protection space about the user agent string!
they eat a baby for breakfast then look at him funny
I like this idea. I've also written a couple of chat apps over the years and converged on a JSON flat-file for storing data as well. I believe I used node-json-db [0] as a wrapper on top of the file, though it's pretty cool this author seems to have written their own from scratch. I think this is an excellent solution for projects like these.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-json-db
The first time I learned about Mastodon was years ago when some libertarian-leaning podcasters I listened to moved there along with their audience due to being unhappy about centralized Twitter moderation (and no, not at all related to Gab or Truth or any of those).

They're silenced or defederated from most other instances because a lot of their kin are douchebags I also wouldn't want to associate with, but they still have their own place to be and I respect that they actually walked with their eyeballs away from the centralized service while all their outrage-starved brethren stayed while complaining about the platform they kept on boosting.
Can you provide some citations? My understanding is that omicron and prior strains have fundamentally different effects especially wrt synctia formation.
I'd hardly say they have been having success in engines either. they can't get working engines to ULA and they keep exploding on the test stand. they also can't seem to hit a deadline they set for themselves.
> Among the striking actors’ demands are protections against their scanned likeness being manipulated by AI without adequate compensation for the actors.

Ok, get a good lawyer and write that into any future contracts.

Obviously this will only work for household name actors, but for everyone else it really doesn’t matter. We can already generate faces that are unique [1]. All that remains is deep fake tech getting good enough to take an image like this and apply it to a 1-3 minute scene in a film.

Think of any scene that has many people in it - a bar, a classroom, etc. The audience’s attention is is usually only focused on the main characters, but you still need a lot of other people in the scene to make it feel authentic.

This tech will replace those people.

[1]: https://this-person-does-not-exist.com/en
It’s not nice to twist my words and ignore what I actually said in order to try to make a point.

I specifically cited a Twitter statue as the example and also said a hand signed note from musk. That’s not not even close to “laptop stickers and a coffee mug” garbage that I’ve been falsely accused of saying.

For reference, the auctioned Twitter logo statue sold for $100k, which is crazy. So actually that might be too much, I’d assumed it was a few $K not $100.
Odd that no one is highlighting that the 900k salary quoted is almost certainly bogus.

Now companies are forced to disclose salary ranges in California. Some tech companies combat this by publishing unhelpfully broad salary ranges. Some people MIGHT make that much, but the vast majority still won't (not that it detracts from tech workers making a pretty penny).
Thank you for explaining that this "community notes" system is broken and only serves to harrass people. Now that your idol is the target you came to realize that.
Note that wine has become stronger, though. In France table wine used to be as little as 6% and drunk in smaller glasses than today as well.
Unrelated to the article, but...

I'm not a huge fan of adblocking, but the entire top 1/2 of my screen on Kotaku on Desktop is an autoplaying anchored video ad, with a simultaneously autoplaying video on the bottom-right PIP style.

There is no way to effectively read this article without using a third party service / viewer.

Companies cannot complain about adblocking if this is the experience they provide.
As it happens I’m a part time developer! (I do voluntary work 2 days a week)

If you’d like to work together my GitHub is @joshghent or my email is me [at] joshghent.com :)
DEC also sold us a weird windows cluster using where 2 boxes connected to the same scsi array, it was not so solid.

Was that some witchcraft with a Y-shaped SCSI cable, perchance?
Would you self destruct your broken down car so that ants couldn't get a hold of the technology? Would you care if the ants you are studying notice you?
Don't forget about the sitting president of the united states being banned.