skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Human concepts can be placed under mathematical interfaces.

Inversion for gender

~male = female

Ordinality for human hierarchies:

CEO > manager > worker

Commutativity for human action:

Punch human + kick human = damaged human
Kick human + punch human = damaged human

Mathematical interfaces are different from mathematical primitives which I believe you have mistakenly combined into a singular concept in your response.

By fitting human concepts into mathematical interfaces you develop a sort of algebra dsl for the language allowing you to apply all mathematical theorems of the equivalent algebra to the domain. Those theorems are the generalities that improve design by improving modularity.

Suddenly for ordinal concepts I can use a general min or max function across all domains. By using mathematical interfaces I am in the realm of the ultimate generality. Normally people would be writing some form of equivalent logic to derive the lowest ranking human in a hierarchy when really the concept of min covers it.

These basic mathematical interfaces that apply to basic numerical logic are found to be expandable across domains. There's no proof or logic as to why these interfaces happen to be more universal. It's just a gut feeling after using this interfaces more that they happen to be extremely universal. Thus there's no way I can prove to you what I'm saying is correct, you ultimately have to try it.
Coursework at ivy's is a joke. 90% of my (gifted with affirmative action and thousands of students) highschool could've gotten a 3.0 at princeton
Coyote vs. Acme (1990)
I seldomly mistype ls as sl but it always makes me smile when it happens. It also doesn't bothers me because you can quickly circumvent it by sending sl to background with ctrl+z and deal with it later...

But now that I think about it I wonder if you can prevent the job manager from back-grounding a task, would be quite the addition to sl heheh.
What mechanism exists to prevent the attester from colluding with the issuer or origin to track users? Could a government subpoena these entities to track entire user history down to the tpm key?
The first time I hit bugs trying to run a JRE on Alpine because of musl, I threw it away and never looked back. I understand there are musl builds of Java these days but I don't care, the whole thing is just an unnecessary headache.
Hey. Any source for notation available? I fiddled around with codemirror to have my own notes app and iam curious about your implementation and would love to dig into it.
Feuding twin sisters popularized the American advice column
I use chatgpt to write really boilerplate businessy emails (“this invoice was due a month ago” type stuff). Don’t use it for anything coding related.
Very nice, I'm going to add the banner to my site :D
Something to keep in mind here: the slower the permitting and building process, the longer a point will remain on the map, which means more points total at any given time.

This means that the process being slower will make it look like there's actually more change, when in reality a process being slower will usually lead to less change (since slower processes mean more money and hassle).

To use an extreme hypothetical to illustrate the point, imagine if permitting and building only took a day each: the map here would be nearly empty.
I have used Font Awesome back in the days. Have not used this one yet. Bookmarked just in case. Thanks.
IMO this is equivalently scary to installing an arbitrary rpm.
I can't imagine her new role is going to be friendly to Verily.
That's absolutely true, in power electronics there are applications where the current carrying capability of the traces really matters. Typically you'd either use a very wide trace or some other trick such as via'ing together multiple layers of traces or even to tin-plate the trace. In extreme cases I've seen traces reinforced with solid copper bars.

There is also extra thick copper clad board ('heavy copper PCBs').
This looks similar in many ways to Kusto Query Language, one of my favourite tropes of Azure:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-explorer/kusto/...

I'm delighted to see an open alternative emerge <3
AI is helping solve the problem of crop diseases, and helping curb global hunger
Yes, this is either a fraud or the real deal. Not an honest mistake or pushing the boundaries of data fitting (a la, phosphine on Venus, etc.).
I'm wondered about how many people are imagining just positive outcomes, like the objectively best things that could happen if aliens are confirmed as being real.

but, what if the scenario is more an actual "danger Will Robinson" situation, a true existential risk for humanity, like it is throughly exemplified in many scifi movies/books, let's mention just one truely terrible: "Dreamcatcher".

What would you do then? Are somebody doing anything already? is it even possible to prevent a bad outcome?

But you cannot unknow what you know.
That was fun. Very reminiscent of sys admin bug hunting/maintenance.

I do wish they cleaned up the input. Not nice opening one of the files and seeing a racial slur.
That is by design of Keychain, apps can not access each others keychain, otherwise it would not be secure. There is no "iOS system level keychain" but all apps use a bucket in keychain - Safari uses one and Orion uses one.
Other commenters have science fiction dust in their eyes, and speak of room temp superconductors in general. But this particular discovery is a brittle crystalline structure that cannot be extruded into wires, and does not have the high current capacity required for power transmission or rail-guns.

It's an important, exciting step but it's very far from world-changing at this stage. Or if it is in a limited way. The first transistors were clunky affairs, of limited usefulness, world changing for ship-to-shore communication in the military. But then people discovered how to make them with deposition instead of factories, and they got smaller and faster, and they really did change the world. We're in the "clunky transistor" period.
logically reversible cpus would in practice still dissipate heat to complete a computation in a reasonable amount of time.
Not just ads in YouTube, but a 20% price increase
Cloudflare and Porkbun are pretty decent choices, just an FYI though: you cannot use external nameservers if your domain is with cloudflare
It appears to be referencing this:

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2023-02-22/ty-article/.p...

> The Knesset advanced a slew of proposals through preliminary readings on Wednesday – most notably the bill to enshrine the judicial override clause, which would permit the Knesset to override Supreme Court decisions by a very slim majority of 61 votes in the 120-seat parliament, effectively revoking its power to strike down unconstitutional laws.

> The law, which passed a preliminary vote, also includes a provision requiring all 15 Supreme Court justices to unanimously support any move to strike down unconstitutional laws, a proposal which critics charge would dramatically reduce the High Court’s ability to check the legislature while also discouraging judges from issuing dissenting opinions. Even after the 15-member court unanimously strikes down a law, the bill allows the Knesset to override the move with a simple majority of 61 votes out of the 120-seat parliament.
So innocent and naive. Now we just sell the user data to advertisers.
Proceedings of the Artificial Life Conference 2023 (Open Access)
It's already happening on smartphones with the proliferation of SafetyNet requirements. Once a few generations of Android smartphones have passed and most current devices support the required hardware, all banks can just make SafetyNet a hard requirement and the average non-technical user will be none the wiser.

The same thing can happen on desktop. In fact I'd say it's already happening, with Microsoft making TPM2.0 a hard requirement for Windows. The frog is slowly being boiled.
Hh sure I even like to create some. But for this purpose I do not bother. I need something small that I can just use for personal purpose. It works well with outdoor internet - where it is used. Adds bit of accent on minimal site to ease the navigation.

I do not really care if they add more veggies etc. I mentioned it as user-case in context of adding random Emojis.
Consider a runtime like Microsoft's .NET:

- The standard base class libraries with .NET are quite comprehensive; I end up rarely adding "utility" libraries
- For non-standard libraries, Microsoft is a first party publisher of many packages on nuget; many of their first party frameworks and tools are published this way
- For third-party libraries, generally speaking, I end up using maybe a dozen or so very well-known and well-vetted libraries which have low dependencies of their own (again, because of the rich standard libraries)
- You end up with far less surface area for dependency chain attacks

According to the 2020 State of the Octoverse report [0]:

- Node projects had nearly an order of magnitude more transitive dependencies than the next highest (683 to 70 for PHP) (p.11)
- npm had the highest percentage of critical and high severity advisories (p.14)
- 72.8% of JavaScript repos had dependabot alerts (well above the weighted average of 59%) compared to 6.5% for .NET and 40.2% for Java

Some would say that Microsoft's stewardship of .NET and C# is a negative; it can never be truly OSS. The flip side of that is that there is a professional team of paid software engineers -- some of the best in the world -- maintaining, patching, and securing the platform. While the third party ecosystem doesn't have as many options for doing X, the few options for doing X on .NET tend to be more well-rounded by the tighter community focus on a few, well-known libraries.

Maybe some variation of an Apache Foundation like approach to curating a set of OSS NPM libraries and some mechanism of establishing trust would be beneficial to the NPM ecosystem?

Just my take.

[0]: https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/2110/2110.10246.pdf
> How is one "forced" to participate when all DEI really means is "the fair treatment and full participation of all people"

As I already proven, it does not.

> What's wrong with building a society that realizes wheelchair ramps are good, and stairs alone are exclusive?

I think some people would object to equating race with disability, but that is between you and your VP DEI . But yes, I think forcing people to advocate ramps and firing them if they fail to do so is wrong.

> Does this Kendi have a monopoly on the concepts of DEI? I

Probably not, but I never heard any DEI-supporting person to publicly denounce Kendi and his ilk and declare he is wrong and gets the concept (which he coined, as far as I remember? may be wrong on that, but he's certainly prominent) wrong, and the real one is so and so. Once I encounter such a person, I'll hear what they say, until that - that is what we have.

> Is it not enough to recognize that the statement is stupid and carry on?

No it's not. Because this is exactly how it is implemented, and nobody recognizes that it is stupid. In fact, they recognize is as a howto. That's why they demand "racially conscious lens" in the pedagogical approach. If they thought discrimination is stupid, they'd not require it.

> Sorry, but if you don't like trying to life up those around you

I don't even know what this means. But it's not about me and what I like. This is a really despicable rhetorical move to put the equality between "I don't support forced speech to promote 'anti-racist' discrimination" and "I want to be racist". It's not about me - it's about forcing people to perform political speech that the government favors. Yes, it's worse than even banning disfavored speech.

> I don't need you around me or in my organization.

Good thing I don't care what you need. The institutions that use my tax dollars are different business though.

> I'm not forcing you to do anything, I'm saying to be here, you are required to do certain things, and you're more than free to refuse and work elsewhere.

You imagine yourself to be the owner of public universities. You aren't. And as such, there are rules to what they are allowed and not allowed to do, and forcing political speech favored by the government is not part of this. If you want to open your private university, from your private costs, and demand that everybody who joins it would proclaim whatever credo you like 5 times a day, I would think this is very stupid, but I wouldn't object, and I would object to the government efforts to shut you down, if it even happens. But when it comes to institutions that serve wider public is not about your whims anymore.

> and you're more than free to refuse and work elsewhere.

It is funny how in one place you are "everybody must vocally support the efforts to be inclusive or you're evil" and then once you feel a bit of power - even completely imaginary one - you are suddenly "you can go elsewhere if you don't like it here". Inclusion only works one way - the way that is favorable to you - but as soon as you feel it's not convenient anymore, it's hardcore "keep you nose out of my business". Fascinating.
Software death dates sending school Chromebooks to the recycling bin
To be fair, the US Army puts a looooot of ammo in the ground, which can have pretty severe consequences.

The consumer market still uses it, which is probably a tiny fraction of what the military uses in training.
A bit of sleuthing from the company’s website to Wikipedia to Google Patents brought me to this: https://patents.google.com/patent/WO2021084159A1/en

It is not peas. It is a specific bacteria. They just talk about a microorganism on the website, probably because people don’t want to think about eating bacteria (though they eat yogurt just fine).
Why is that a problem? That's how unix does it as well.

A file path is just a sequence of bytes. Don't try to validate it in any sort of encoding, it's just bytes that the OS uses to identify a file.
What if you’re able to work through your US consulting LLC
Good thing Hunter lost his election.
This protocol is private because “trust me”.
OK. Top rate means the base pay rate (non-overtime) after completing progression, it's not totally clear to me if the "average" is over time or by area.
In quantitative finance a stock price is modeled by two elements, a “drift” (the long term expected returns) plus a random walk (the randomness). The drift not being zero does not mean that the process is not random.
My favorite example is the hydrogen fuel cell. It was invented before the lead acid battery back in the 1800s. PEM gave it a boost around the Apollo era, but that wasn't enough to make it widespread either. Lead-Acid went through its whole 100+ year character arc and hydrogen fuel cells still haven't found product market fit. Sometimes that's how it is.
> Enter your email and we’ll send you a download link

No. Never. Put the download link on your website.
I think this map is not that up to date? Checking on some points I walk by a lot, there are several projects from as far back as 2013 that I know are done. Maybe I am missing something.
Unlocking and reflashing them could be one of the first assignments in tech classes.
Just an FYI for anyone who might care, Njalla is not a 'proper' registrar, they're basically just a proxy, the domain is registered under their name at another registrar so they technically own it, but the pro is that you can basically have total anonymity (assuming you don't pay Njalla with something like PayPal).
Which part? Designing or implementing or something else?
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Those prep classes can only increase scores a modest amount.

A mediocre rich kid is still gonna get trounced by a smart poor kid on the SAT.

The data presented in the article shows how, after controlling for test scores, the wealthiest children get enormous preference on all the non-standardized factors that people want to replace standardized tests with.

Dropping the transparent and standardized metric means the wealthy will game the system in ways that are only going to be harder to detect. Money buys extracurriculars and niche hobbies and elite coaches/trainers/tutors/etc.

It only benefits the rich and mediocre.
This seems interesting. Does anyone know of an iOS app compatible with OpenAI API that you could use to talk to LM Studio over local network?
My advisor was a physicist, and a Fellow of too many societies (IEEE, IoP, APS, etc).

He did not know LaTeX. Most of his papers probably were in LaTeX, as his students knew it. But I remember multiple papers he "authored" in Word, because that's what the student preferred.

I was in a top 10 school (in physics and engineering), and I can assert that the fraction of physics faculty who did not know TeX/LaTeX was at least a quarter, and could be as high as 50%.

All the major physics journals would accept Word submissions.

It's not at all unusual.
I don't dislike unions anymore then I dislike any monopoly.

More seriously, I don't have a problem with Unions - except when they start to get propped up by the government. I don't have a problem with UPS cutting a deal with the teamsters. If the government steps in and sets the deal or the government steps in and says that all shippers have to use the teamsters - that's when I have problems.
Why would we have to brush something like that under the carpet?
That... doesn't give me too much confidence, then. I have a habit of wiping my computers and rebuilding from scratch every year or so. I don't want that habit with the deck. :(
Next Generation of LinkedIn?
Showcasing skills/ experiences beyond LinkedIn - any tips?

LinkedIn is good for sharing traditional job experiences. But for people like freelancers, indie-hackers, or new entrepreneurs, their work/ hustle history is a bit different.

What are some good ways to share all our skills and experiences when LinkedIn doesn't seem to cover everything?
He gave a single example of refusing an FBI inquiry which isn't anywhere close to the same thing as accepting every single political request. In case this is news to you, the FBI is not supposed to be politically motivated. The fact that you think this is the same thing is incredibly concerning. Conflating an FBI inquiry with a political do this or else "request" shows exactly how you view the FBI in relation to your political party... kinda saying the quiet part out loud...
https://github.com/termux
I don't understand this obsession with tutors. If the kids have good teachers at a school with high standards, the only time for tutors is if the kids need remedial help. I'm speculating this focus on tutors comes from the belief that rich kids can achieve at higher levels only because they are getting something extra. I think there is also an underestimation of how much more demanding the better schools are.
1.5-2 Tesla you hit the knee of the BH curve and you saturate the steel.
yes I totally agree. Not sure why anyone would think the government should be doing that... in fact we should make it illegal for anyone to sell/share private data like that.
Pb(2)-phosphate is a crystalline compound. They are creating a 2D film of it using vapor deposition, then doping it with copper ions. This is a standard process in semiconductor manufacturing. There are room temperature ambient pressure materials doped to create quantum wells in production right now. They are not super conductors, because the quantum wells are merely impurities that reduce the resistance of the material. I believe this paper is claiming a crystal so saturated with quantum wells that it conducts primarily through quantum wells with almost no resistance (and that all of the other physical properties of a superconductor arise from this).
Texas A&M is the very conservative public university of Texas. It started as a male military academy with the purpose of graduates entering the US military. The Aggies favorite son is Earl Rudder who commanded troops during the invasion of Normandy.

UT Austin is the liberal public university in TX. It was famous for its hippies back in the 60s.
What prevents the client from receiving a valid token and then passing it off to another entity for that entity to use in their request? Could you have token farms that just generate tokens and provide them to "unhealthy" devices?
The previous methods of developing camaraderie all involve being in the same room as other people. Yes you can do it if your company works hard to make it happen, but tons(most?) of companies either can't or won't do that.
It's a dialect of C, so somewhere between low and mid.

> handle at least some encodings

What else could it be than Utf8 ?

> locale-sensitive casing and collating, and grapheme-cluster access (note that this depends on the font!)

You made up my mind haha. It won't be high-level.
If you think about it, actually you should PRAY for drawdowns, unless you are very close to retirement, and assuming you buy-and-hold an accumulating ETF.

Here’s why: An accumulating ETF constantly uses the dividends from its underlying stocks to buy more of itself (instead of paying those dividends out to you).

And it can buy twice as many pieces of itself when it is at 50 versus when it is at 100.

It is thus to your advantage if the ETF is really low for a really long time.
But why do free market forces and concerns about pricing only apply when labor wants higher wages?

Do you register the same concerns about all of us being forced to pay higher prices when companies do stock buybacks?
I'm quite happy it didn't keep going, though not for lack of trying.
I've more than once made a late comment to a thread that I've felt has gone ... seriously pear-shaped ... and found that comment rising to or near the top of the thread.

HN does reward earliness somewhat, but less so than many other fora.

Focus more on getting it right than getting it fast.
Have you heard of the paradox of tolerance?

There is no reason to expect the community to be “tolerant” and “kind” to an intolerant proposal.

Get off your high horse of neutrality, because it’s not neutral. Proposals like this will be treated like a hostile attack because that is what they are. If you’re unable to see that then that problem is on you not _everyone else_.

This is extremely similar to the same arguments leftists give of _not giving a platform to fascists_. Giving that platform is legitimizing them.

This proposal is being seen as a technological fascist attack on the web, and you’re getting that signal. Except you’re categorizing that signal as noise.
Google is really not helpful in finding out what the nut-retapping trick is :>

Do you mean cutting the screw to length with a nut on it, which then fixes the thread as you unfasten it?
Even assuming the VM workaround works, this would be catastrophic from an usability standpoint.

Linux has been making giant strides towards increasing accessibility and lowering the friction of adopting it as a daily driver, while preserving the freedom to choose any distro you want.

Forcing new users to babysit a second installation in a special VM would be wiping out decades of progress.
The context of the statement was different, and you took it to a whole different level. A browser wrapper is a wrapper by any other name. Linux is different.
See my other comment, this was less than 0.5 °C more than the previous record set 20 years ago.

This title is clickbait fear porn.
I do a (in my opinion perfectly honest) version of this by adding an extremely machine-readable version of my resume, with added keywords and whatnot that would be a waste of space on the human-readable part as invisible text outside the bounds of the page (really easy to do, both on accident or on purpose, in LaTeX).

Every automated system I've ever fed it to has picked it up.
Fascinating, thanks for sharing. Now I can easily snoop and find out which neighbors actually applied for permits for their DADUs ha