skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I didn't say it can't succeed. Just that KDE is a better (and more powerful) desktop. Gnome obviously suits some people The problem is the people whom it doesn't suit, they can't change anything. They are beholden to the choices made by Gnome's developer team. That will never suit everyone. Of course extensions are a thing but they tend to cause conflicts between them and not be updated to work with newer Gnome versions quickly enough.

I moved away from Apple too for this reason in fact.
Fair warning: the website linked is definitely known to the state of California to cause cancer, including auto-playing videos that fill half the screen obscuring the text you are trying to read.
> At most 1.2 million of those are on the 3nm node

1.2 x 30 x 30000($/board) ~ 1 trillion $$$. Time for NVDA call.
Exercising 8 hours a day for 40 years, where much of the “exercise” involves inefficient postures which put load on joints and tendons. This isn’t a session at the local gym with nice machines using movements specifically designed for safety.
In India you need a local phone number just to use wifi. I think this is a law
Extensions aren't great though. I tried using Gnome that way for a while but some extensions cause conflicts between one another and in many cases they are not updated in a timely manner when a new gnome version comes out.

In contrast, KDE also supports extensions but I've never needed any because it's so configurable.
Bits from the Debian riscv64 porters
> the only thing that locking the root account gets you is assurance that if you ever bork the user you created in this guide (or sudo functionality as a whole) you'll have no way to recover without booting into another environment.

That's not a unique or novel insight. For the case your system gets borked (either by yourself, your hardware or your cloud provider) you need a plan in advance:

1. How can I access the data the server has or how much of it can I afford to lose?

2. How do I get a replacement running within a time window acceptable for my usage?

The answers will be very different depending on your use case. But how you locked the root user has very little impact on them.

Booting into another environment is always one option in my plan so locking the root user doesn't frighten me.
Similar for me. Tried to use it, but the rigid surface instead of a click just started causing pain for me from tapping. Just can't use it long-term.
Few more examples:

- embedding a text file

macros! {
(defun load_string (file) (list (yk_create_token YK_TOKEN_STRING (io_read_file (map_get file "value")))))
(yk_register {dsl load_string load_string})
}

def main() -> int:
println(load_string!{"test.txt"})
return 0

- importing a macro

import import_me as magic

def main() -> int:
println(magic.counter!{})
println(magic.counter!{})
println(magic.counter!{})
return 0
Probably because it utilizes Apple network and maybe iPhones are the devices mostly used by drug dealers?
The CEO of Coinbase has sold more stock in his own company than usual the last couple of months: https://www.quiverquant.com/insiders/COIN
Alot of loads they carry can become completely impossible for human physiology to carry by having to extend any weight too far from your body. Or pieces of material that weigh above 150kg. No safety intstruction can prevent guys from hoisting that up on their own if it needs to be done in order to continue working. That in addition to lots of chemicals, sprays, fiberglass and dust in the air makes it a health nightmare.
This ain't it; there's a debate to be had about the quality of evidence of the many different approaches to psychotherapy, but this person, this tone and this arguments are not it. You can watch people who know much more about the topic (which could be achieve by a more open-ended cursory search) here in the comments trying to elucidate points that are not even made by the OP, just out of the good faith of their hearts (and a desire to keep things on topic). But posting a self-fashioned race-realist certainly would repel most knowledgeable people with good faith.
I remember it as the quality and speed of the connection being inversely proportional. You would get 50mb/s for free at a cheap motel, but pay $25/day for "Business Class" wifi that might hit 768kb/s at the Ritz Carlton at off peak hours.
What would be the minimum Digital Ocean droplet that could run this server for maybe 10 people?
The difference was not the location of the strings. To the TSA, the difference was your expertise in being able to change them on the spot. You proved that you are a mandolin player, and not merely an assassin who is carrying one as a cover story (but you could be both.)

It's for this reason, supposedly, that we're asked to boot our laptops and so forth. Do we have a mundane or nefarious purpose?
The vast majority of detergents (at least here in Sweden) contain enzymes. Just make sure you don't have it in yours.

Personally I wash my wool with soap like they did back in the day, no worries.
Cloudflare is not a MitM attack. By that same logic AWS would be an even bigger MitM attack.
How in the world can BCH (Bitcoin Cash) be a security if BTC (Bitcoin) isn't?
Oh yeah, I used to use Google Desktop too. It was awesome for it's time
I think I like how the article tells you that this comparison is basically like comparing Legos with IKEA furniture. But in reality I think more apt comparison is
getting wood and tools from HomeDepot vs buying make your furniture kit from IKEA. Writing plain old CSS would be like go to forest and cut down your own tree.

People who are dissing on TailwindCSS come across as more emotional than sensible. Tailwind is a far better fit for any large application that needs to be unique in its design which is basically any major website today. An e-commerce site today does not need 10 different types of buttons but it rather needs 5 buttons and one button that completely stands out.

Tailwind has gotten the complexity out of writing CSS to do all the common things yourself but it has not created and opinionated design philosophy either. It is not meant for your weekend project, but I do think nearly every large site will eventually move to a more Tailwind like framework.
I'm not sure exactly why the US government thinks Bitcoin is not a security, but I think it's reasonable to speculate that the resistance to making incompatible changes, and hence the probable agreement between the government (the prosecutor) and the defendant to run compatible full nodes may have something to do with it. Etherium is different, more willing to change, has a central personality with more control, and is frankly harder to set up full nodes and independently verify. Imagine the prosecution explaining to the judge what a "beacon chain" is, and the defense showing command line output on the 4K TVs they brought in, trying to explain why it's been two weeks and their nodes is not synced yet.
Well, in a libertarian world, the moral high ground is that we should be able to trade anything -- who is the SEC to tell us what we can't trade? It's almost like freedom of speech.

Plus, I don't think consumers should be protected from dogecoin --- no layman in their right mind invests in doge with the expectation of profit (from common enterprise). Bitcoin is more of a security than doge will ever be.
The Crazy Economics of Residential and Mobile Proxies
> plenty of fast native clients

And God help you making all of them talk to each other properly...
One way is to change the MAC address of your laptop to that of the router, authenticate, and then connect the router (and change your laptop back)
I did and that’s not how polls work.

- Those numbers are much closer than 60/40, for a start

- People change their mind because of a campaign

- The poll doesn’t show how different constituencies will vote

- To get elected, you win constituencies, not the popular vote

- YouGov polling puts “leaving the EU” down at 17% in importance https://yougov.co.uk/topics/education/trackers/the-most-impo...

- Meaning the public don’t want to talk about it

- Labour are focus-grouping EVERY MESSAGE; if they decided rejoin is bad for them, it’s because it’s not what key voters want
The Github repo[0] is listed. Could open an issue for describing how it works.

[0] https://github.com/noah-nuebling/mac-mouse-fix
He has obsession with certain things (X being one of them), like being called a founder of companies he didn't found, and being called an engineer on projects he didn't engineer. He's telling people he has an engineering degree that he doesn't have. I'm sure he was there for some of it, and contributed ideas. The quality of those ideas likely varied and considering he's not an expert, tended towards the bad.

The only engineering we have evidence of is that he's a self-taught programmer, which is fine, many good programmers are self-taught. But this doesn't make you an "engineer" in general. Also the people who fired him from PayPal were appalled by the quality of the code they found, so despite he could code, we have no evidence he was actually good at it.
Micro-injuries every day.

Pulled muscles.

Sprains.

Tendon and ligament tears.

Vertebra damage from lifting too fast or incorrectly.

Falls. These are usually life altering.

Not using PPE because it takes too long or impedes your vision or it causes you to sweat more or you just don't want the rest of the crew to call you a pussy.

Hearing damage (because no PPE).

Cuts and bruises because you didn't wear gloves.

Sunburn every day which means skin cancer is guaranteed eventually.

Long term exposure to stuff like concrete dust, fiberglas insulation, sawdust from treated wood, volatile organics etc which can wreck your lungs.

Poor nutrition because of too-short lunch breaks and unavailability of non-processed food.

Getting ripped apart by heavy powered equipment because you were in the wrong place at the wrong time and somebody did something stupid. Again, life altering.

Frequent alcohol use to ease the aches and pains built up during the day.

But mostly just hard damn physical activity in brutal conditions 8-12 hours a day. Do this for 20 years and it ages you fast and wears out your body.

This is not exercise at the indoor gym with safe equipment under the supervision of a coach. This is "get your ass up that ladder with 100 lbs of shingles on your shoulder without a stinking safety rope and fast, or you're fired."

What about OSHA? OSHA on construction sites is not really a thing I've seen, and if anybody mentioned an OSHA violation they would probably be fired. And since much of the labor force is undocumented, they ain't gonna report a violation anyway, lest they get discovered and deported.
Parent comment probably mean "better/clearer for user", while you arguing is what " better for provider".
I don't know if it reaches the point where it is unhealthy. But if you are pushing yourself hard every bit of cooling helps (overheating may be your limiting factor, maybe not) and given good air flow your armpits are probably the biggest natural air conditioners on your body. And the cooler you are the less you sweat (and therefore the less water you lose) so during sports or workouts there's no reason to hinder it, even by 1%.

The coolest and most comfortable possible workout for me involves wearing a sleeveless shirt, lots of air circulation, and no anti-perspirant.

As a bonus my armpits don't stink afterward either. For much the same reason that people don't reek in a sauna. Fresh sweat pouring out of your body doesn't reek. Remember, it's only stale sweat that reeks -- it's the waste products of bacteria that smell, not the sweat itself.

(I most definitely do smell body odor on myself+clothing once the sweat is stale, so I'm not noseblind to myself)
6 to 8 W is a typical TDP for a mobile phone SoC including the CPU.

A few mobile phone chips had a higher TDP, up to 10 W, but those were notorious for overheating and for low battery life.
Preference, I guess. It appeals to the masses who are growing up on discord and slack.

I also prefer XMPP.
In Germany our neighbor had some network problems (FU Deutsche Telekom) so we just let her use ours, which I believe is illegal.
I love this writer. Terrific writer and excellent sense of obscure yet fascinating topics. My only complaint is that the posts don’t seem to timely appear in my RSS reader - not sure I’ve ever seen a new post show up in my feed despite being subscribed.
I think NeXT might've written an HFS Standard reader or something, but they used the Apple code for HFS+ so it ended up as a hybrid.

https://github.com/apple-oss-distributions/xnu/blob/rel/xnu-...
From previous answers it appears you're using standard lama-7b (quantized to 4 bits). I suppose you're doing a search on the notes than you pass what you found with the original query to lama. This technique is cool, but there are many limitations. For example lama's content length.

I can't wait for software that will take my notes each day and fine tune a LLM model on them so I can use entire context length for my question/answers.
It sounds I/O heavy, but you mention it being CPU-heavy in which case I’d say Python is just not the right tool for the job although you may be able to cope with multiprocessing.
The point of the book is that he does not have a heart of gold, and must find redemption outside of himself. The book as a whole is a window into this wretched soul and the devastation he wreaks on himself by his own actions, led by his blackened worldview.
A guide to conduct front end engineering interviews for react roles
Likewise! That was one of the impulses behind working on Khoj -- we have all this data about places we go to, things we do, websites we traffic, but such poor tooling into how to actually retrieve that information right now.

For example, if I stayed at an Airbnb last year in Houston and needed to lookup the address for some reason, I'd be going either to gmail and running some keywords searches ("Houston", "Airbnb"), or going to my Airbnb app.

Really, I want a single endpoint where all my personal data can be made available to me, ideally without sacrificing my privacy. Location's a cool use case.
It's immoral to trade in joke currencies? Lol you could have picked any obvious swindle promising to revolutionize finance and announcing fake partnerships with Microsoft or Walmart. At least pick an unregistered security or something.
what if the CEO is a new hire? because the previous one was put in jail?
Why is it so difficult to just recognise crypto currencies as it's own new asset class?
What specifically do you disagree with? That most basic support questions could be fielded by an LLM?
Did you also notice that the price is 300% higher over the last couple of months?
You make it illegal for people to profit off of the regulation? Make it so the only "money" they get is in the form of paying doctors, psychiatrists and counselors. Raise the bar to prove that monetary compensation is needed. Also, stop using this mechanism to "punish" companies. Punish them by forcing them to comply, not by taking money from them and giving it to victims. That part is the one that creates a perverse incentive for people to take advantage.

Edit. Make it so it's legal to sue people that profit (money) off of this, at least the lawyers involved or ones that advertise these kinds of services.

So many ways to solve it. Too bad we as a society are stuck in a rut and can't undo bad choices or change direction easily. If you go down this path, be prepared for the onslaught of "you hate the disabled" from the entrenched interests. Some of which will be plain old disability advocacy groups that generally do good but also got stuck in this path and are captured by profit-seekers.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (https://plato.stanford.edu/) is not a gentle introduction but is, honestly, one of the best things on the Internet
>The SEC said its enforcement division did not make formal requests for “companies to delist crypto assets”.

So Coinbase didn't comply, as they had no legal obligation.
Looks like Huawei 5G is the best on the planet if it can reach from Beijing to London. No wonder Trump was angry, I bet they were switching on his electrically assisted golf bag and remotely driving it around the White House, like something from the Hollywood film Batteries Not Included.
I just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city!
I don’t do any of that for my inexpensive cycling jerseys and bibs. Delicate load like the labels say, but with max spin. Normal detergent.

Then I remove them to hang dry them immediately. If I suspect one may smell bad, I hang dry it in the sun or next to a heating vent.

No problems for years.
I would like to try this out, especially the monetization feature, but none of the links on the demo page at https://www.fusio-project.org/demo are working:

https://demo.fusio-project.org/ returns an Internal Server Error

The backend and developer portals are returning blank web pages (MacOS / Safari)

https://demo.fusio-project.org/apps/redoc/ says Something went wrong...
Is a vector db used?
> “In the course of an investigation, the staff may share its own view as to what conduct may raise questions for the commission under the securities laws,” it added
In Germany for example, homeopathy is covered by their healthcare insurance. I don't know why "in the US" is an argument. Space outside the US exists, and time outside 2023 also exists, and both those points in spacetime inform us about the culture we create as a species.

Just few decades ago you'd be referred for lobotomy in the US if you had... "unrest" I suppose. Or how about getting a red hot rod in the ear? Official cure for headache. But suddenly, here and now, we know everything, and nothing of anything we believe can possibly be false. It's always the same fallacy.

One has to be skeptical of everything, unless there are hard facts. Unfortunately psychotherapy is not hard science, by which I mean most of it doesn't lay in discovery following the scientific method in a rigorous, reproducible way.

In fact, the biggest component of the so called "replication crisis" comes from social studies, psychotherapy and psychology. It's full of papers proving "whatever" about human behavior.
Micro-injuries every day.

Pulled muscles.

Sprains.

Tendon and ligament tears.

Vertebra damage from lifting too fast or incorrectly.

Falls. These are usually life altering.

Not using PPE because it takes too long or impedes your vision or it causes you to sweat more or you just don't want the rest of the crew to call you a pussy.

Hearing damage (because no PPE).

Cuts and bruises because you didn't wear gloves.

Sunburn every day which means skin cancer is guaranteed eventually.

Long term exposure to stuff like concrete dust, fiberglas insulation, sawdust from treated wood, volatile organics etc which can wreck your lungs.

Poor nutrition because of too-short lunch breaks and unavailability of non-processed food.

Getting ripped apart by heavy powered equipment because you were in the wrong place at the wrong time and somebody did something stupid. Again, life altering.

Frequent alcohol use to ease the aches and pains built up during the day.

But mostly just hard damn physical activity in brutal conditions 8-12 hours a day. Do this for 20 years and it ages you fast and wears out your body.

This is not exercise at the indoor gym with safe equipment under the supervision of a coach. This is "get your ass up that ladder with 100 lbs of shingles on your shoulder without a stinking safety rope and fast, or you're fired."

What about OSHA? OSHA on construction sites is not really a thing I've seen, and if anybody mentioned an OSHA violation they would probably be fired. And since much of the labor force is undocumented, they ain't gonna report a violation anyway, lest they get discovered and deported.

(My experience is probably too limited. I'm mostly talking about residential construction. I suspect large commercial projects get more OSHA oversight. But it's still very hard, damaging work.)
2018:

https://fortune.com/videos/watch/in-2018%2C-gary-gensler-sai...

The other thing you need to look at is exactly what Paypal offers:

Bitcoin, ETH, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash.

https://www.paypal.com/us/digital-wallet/manage-money/crypto
This is the code used in the paper:

https://gitlab.com/machine-biology-group-public/pancleave

>This package implements a scikit-learn-based random forest classifier to predict the location of proteoylytic cleavage sites in amino acid sequences. The panCleave model is trained and tested on all human protease substrates in the MEROPS Peptidase Database as of June 2020. This pan-protease approach is designed to facilitate protease-agnostic cleavage site recognition and proteome-scale searches. When presented with an 8-residue input, panCleave returns a binary classification indicating that the sequence is predicted to be a cleavage site or non-cleavage site. Additionally, panCleave returns the estimated probability of class membership. Through probability reporting, this classifier allows the user to filter by probability threshold, e.g. to bias toward predictions of high probability.

In the face of current hype around LLMs and 'fear of AI', calling a Random Forest Classifier 'AI' is a bit... far
I just had to have a baby and take a pushchair everywhere to see how not accessible a lot of places are.
For anyone using Emacs Org mode, it may be interesting to know that plantUML diagrams can be embedded in Org documents using Babel.
Like mumblemumble said - it's not about the reality. It's the assumption of "I'll be enough when X". "Repeats" are more likely an outcome of overall performance beyond size (though depending on the partner's preference, it will assist).
I'll check on the RSS. It's not very well generated and I've had issues with some clients not liking it before.
That's a fair point, but I'd feel a lot better if warrants were required for communications monitoring.
It's newer, less well recognized in general, and as far as a government Bitcoin node is concerned it does not exist. Bitcoin's case on not being a security is possibly based on the low likelihood of future incompatible changes and its track record and age.
Microsoft Exchange being listed alongside entire operating systems with comparable numbers of ITW vulnerabilities is somewhat something I relate to after running such systems.
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Well Germany got through the reunification of East Germany under Gerhard Schroeder just fine, is this really going to be that bad, or is it bad for the rest of Europe?
Did you mean you say directly/inversely "proportioned" rather than "correlated"?

(English is not my first language).
Why? There is no way DOGE passes the Howey test. It might be the least "security" crypto of them all.
I was speaking of sales in terms of share count, not dollar value.
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uBlock on Edge blocks that same URL and the page works fine without it.
Went through this with parents, ended up paying for a wheelchair for $500 myself from the manufacturer. I hate Medicare denying disabled stroke patients with a passion now.
What do you expect for 13$/yr

Just pay their premium dns packages and 24/7 support packages.
You can't go wrong starting with Plato. I suggest buying a volume of the dialogues. They're incredibly easy to read and there's a certain charm to them I enjoy very much.

I also have them on audiobook and will sometimes dip in and listen to a particular dialogue I like.
So.. what? Endless despair?
If they didn't have the password visible, "66668888" or "88888888" usually works.

I truly miss Vietnam.
That mortgage isn't going to pay itself...

https://www.wsj.com/amp/articles/crypto-ceo-brian-armstrong-...
In the United States, if you’re not a white male it probably is. It was also probably pretty good for white women that didn’t want a job and wanted to be a homemaker.