skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Would you mind sharing that list?

Also, pedantic point, you keep referring to good and bad black swan events. I thought the definition of black swan didn't make any assumption about whether the impact is positive or negative? Only that has a huge impact (I haven't read Taleb's book yet, correct me if I'm wrong)
This is very cool.

Have quite a bit of experience with AWS and Azure, and only recently learning about GCP, it’s very clear that Google nailed Some of GCP’s core cloud engineering concepts and got them exactly right.

Although unfortunately they will never reach the size of AWS or (maybe Azure? It’s hard to tell Azure’s market size as they don’t disclose it.)
hence the need for external enemies; even if one didn't exist, they must be invented, or have their threat inflated. Our collective failure to evolve beyond this impulse is probably the best theory to explain Fermi's Paradox
If you haven't received it, you know nothing. It's a wonder drug and is exactly where it should be legally. Bloody thing made so much tolerable.

The puritan trend runs deep, though, eh? People must suffer. They must not have pain relief.
Do you have the expertise and confidance to run at the same lvl as AWS does for cheaper?
I thought the same when I was listening to the podcast! Interchangeable parts especially! They’re so impactful, but they’re taken for granted outside of this podcast and Civ.
"Deeply Unserious" might be too strong a phrase but it's close.
Was thinking more melody lines, eg

note(`[
[
[e5 [b4 c5] d5 [c5 b4]]
[a4 [a4 c5] e5 [d5 c5]]
[b4 [~ c5] d5 e5]
[c5 a4 a4 ~]
[[~ d5] [~ f5] a5 [g5 f5]]
[e5 [~ c5] e5 [d5 c5]]
[b4 [b4 c5] d5 e5]
[c5 a4 a4 ~]
],[
[[e2 e3]4]
[[a2 a3]4]
[[g#2 g#3]2 [e2 e3]2]
[a2 a3 a2 a3 a2 a3 b1 c2]
[[d2 d3]4]
[[c2 c3]4]
[[b1 b2]2 [e2 e3]2]
[[a1 a2]*4]
]
]/16`)

Versus

<score lang="ABC">
X:1
T:The Legacy Jig
M:6/8
L:1/8
R:jig
K:G
GFG BAB | gfg gab | GFG BAB | d2A AFD |
GFG BAB | gfg gab | age edB |1 dBA AFD :|2 dBA ABd |:
efe edB | dBA ABd | efe edB | gdB ABd |
efe edB | d2d def | gfe edB |1 dBA ABd :|2 dBA AFD |]
</score>

One could probably write a parser that would convert between these
They were, but they had more time to resolve the difficulties
My Land Rover Defender had the battery under the seat as well.

But hey, there are so many holes in the car it’s basically permanently venting…
The EU is not close to being a global bastion of science by any measure relative to the US or China afaik. EU doesnt come close in terms of funding nor papers published nor any other measure that I could think of.

Correct me if I'm wrong, I might very well be.
And punctuation, too.
I noticed this long before I ever heared of the whilhelm scream.

It is everywhere one you become aware of it.
> People wouldn’t distrust “The Science” and all manner of government institutions if they weren’t so obviously corrupted. But like everything human, they are fallible:

> https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis

It's even worse than that "science" has been politicized in the general discourse into a code-word meaning "you must obey and respect our policy" or "my political opinions are objectively correct." I mean, "I believe in Science" is a literal political slogan meaning the latter, FFS.

You also occasionally have scientists who exploit their positions to give their non-scientific views unearned authority.

Though this is all probably a later stage of a progressing disease. Science was one of the last institutions to enjoy widespread respect, so of course short-sighted tacticians can't resist the temptation to draft it into political fights.
Is that any different developer tools not supporting Windows and Windows users using WSL? We would still classify these as Windows users despite the compatibility layer. Ultimately compatibility layers are good because they reduce developer workload so that developers can focus on what really matters.
Larry Page and Sergey Brin will be so upset when AIs unionize...
The problem is that no one has a pure sample of LK-99, only chunks of rock containing small areas of LK-99. So even if LK-99 is a true RT superconductor, we're only going to see levitation on the side of the chunk that has a high enough concentration of it. It's like trying to evaluate a diamond by poking at a rock that might or might not have any diamonds buried inside. It must be really frustrating.

So yeah, I hope there's a better way to evaluate this substance than "it floats!"
When was the last time a Nobel was awarded for proving a negative? Who becomes rich and famous for being a killjoy?

The entire premise of your retort was wrong. You should have challenged them to take their certainty to the prediction markets.
Because weight affects range, you could keep the same amount of energy and increase range at the same time as the battery would only weigh 1/3 as much and be maybe 400kg lighter
>I'm honestly curious about Epic and where they are heading these days.

based on their webstore and their butting with Apple/Google, they want to be the one stop shop for desktop and mobile. desktop was the obvious first step, but the aspect of a premium mobile game store is an interesting premise. And probably overly optimistic. I'm sure they will simply bend to the f2p GAAS model as much as Apple/Google did and simply want that platform cut.

There's also the matter of its own Unreal ecosystem it's building. It's letting kids use real (but watered down) UE tools to mod fortnite, which leads to future devs that make games in UE, which they can then publish to the EGS. Short of actual hardware, they seem to want full vertical integration of the game development process. And if Fornite money keeps flowing, I can see a 5+ year plan where they cover the hardware aspect as well.
Wasn't the Genesis dev machine a Sharp x68000?
Right, if our best regular conductors (used in your ohmmeter) are ~10^-8 and superconductivity is (by convention) less than 10^-11, one can see right away the simple regular methods won’t work and some cleverness is needed.
Regarding the benefits the author mentions: you can just buy toothpaste with actual nanohydroxyapatite in it. I currently use the David’s brand off of Amazon and I like it.
Here is Craig Smith's blog post on Freesound.org discussing the process in more detail:

https://blog.freesound.org/?p=1515#comments

The full session can be found there somewhere too
"Tesla has been known for their advanced and well-integrated car computers, from serving mundane entertainment purposes to fully autonomous driving capabilities."

No, the word "autonomous" should not be used in conjunction with any Tesla vehicles. That means it can drive itself with no one inside. No Tesla vehicle is anywhere near autonomous.
Holy mother of presumptions!

How the hell am I proving your point when I say I use my personal (don't have any other) phone for nothing but calls and the occasional SMS?
Albuterol Inhalers.

Used to use CFC as the propellant. CFCs got banned. So, the FDA lets GSK _re-patent_ the same *medication* but just with a new propellant.

What propellant did they use? R-134a. The same HFA that everyone switched to after CFC was taken out of use for refigeration.

It wasn't even a novel change.

Inhalers went from $5 generics to $90 brand name only overnight. Of course, GSK also secured further patents that prevented things from primatine mist from existing at all. Disappeared from the market and primatine tablets were the only thing left.

Oh.. and R-134a is getting phased out again soon. Just in time for the GSK patents to be renewed, I guess. So, they're going to leave people who need a simple medication for breathing issues without anything on the market, _again_. I wonder if they'll even get the single year of "generic tease" again.
I live in a somewhat rural and generally peaceful area. In one direction, I am over twenty miles from one tiny airport that has only private pilots (mostly single engines). In a different direction I am about thirty miles from a bigger airport that has commercial flights as well as a very robust private flight club.

On most days that are at least semi-nice, the sky is filled with a near constant hum of these planes.

I’m all for more GA (and am on the path to my own pilot’s license), but I’m not sure I agree that empty skies are a bad thing.
> … does so without the managed intent of a firewall.

Most home networks have no management, or intent, at all. People just buy whatever boxes are sold to them and plug them in.

Now, yes, if you actually design a network, and properly set things up, then a firewall will give you better control. Will grampa Jim do that? Absolutely not.
> there's another one

You're probably thinking of Easy2Boot.
I really really want something like this to actually reduce noise in images. Current raw photo denoising often is little more than a tuned up gaussian blur. Making it guess color based on larger context and external info would be step up.

Eztra happy if it would be possibe to tune denoising, using photos from the same series. Multiframe NLMeans right now is slow and mostly theoretical.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZGARNV4Zuo

Asianometry has some history of Indias domestic semiconductor and computer industry from the 70s.
This sort of import restriction happened before, back then with little success, but maybe system integration is a much more attainable goal and India made quite some strides in the meantime.
> 6. World recognition to manage resources globally

Do you mean communism?
that still doesnt solve the problem that you have to prove they stole wages (intended or otherwise).

Intent isnt a requirement to get a judgement in california, and it IS a crime.

It still takes >500 days to just get a determination that wages are owed (theft intended or not).

Most people cant prove wage theft with evidence the day it happens, let alone 10 years down the road.

Most police departments barely bother with armed robbery and auto theft. They have no legal obligation to pursue criminals. Where do you think investigating wage theft cases with flimsy evidence will rank on their priorities?

I stand by my position that the only way to improve things is ensure speedy case resolution. Make it likely employers will actually be caught and have a reasonable criminal punishment.

US criminal law isnt really set up to hand out enormous punishments just to make examples of people. 10 years in the clink for stealing $500 wages would be cruel and unusual punishment.
I still don't understand 0D and 1D. Quantum dots, nanoparticles.. are they really 3D but too small to measure?
I think you missed the quarantine. There comes a point where any entity falls below a minimum staff level. It was reported that some ships were held back or had to return to port because too many people were sick, due to the close confined living conditions. That's unless what I was reading online was being man in the middled to provoke me.

I wouldnt put anything past anyone now a days.
> Renting the same compute resources wholesale will cost you 20 times less. (Not a typo.)

You mean like S3 object storage? That costs less outside AWS because you are usually getting less. That's if you can get it at all.
It is a plex share I don’t really want to draw attention to the company sharing so don’t want to share the site directly but just go to reddit and search for plex share and start looking. Lots of different ones some paid some free. Some tailored to anime some tailored to other genre.
There is a type of bicycle that is sometimes used as an intermediate step to riding a unicycle -- it's basically a unicycle for the back wheel of the bike, with a pivoting bar attached to it with a standard front wheel at the end of it.

Or you could describe it as a regular bicycle with a direct-drive, pivoting, rear wheel.

All of which to say that it is a bicycle, and its wheels can make any track you like as long as the front and back tracks are a fixed distance apart.
BYD Dolphin is 1285-1450 kg depending on which options you pick, which is in that range
Oh you. You nailed it. That's the core difference. /s
It really depends on your definition, pretty much every car for the past 50 years has been computerized. If what you're really after is an ev with no lockouts there are plenty of ev's where the only lockouts are to ensure you don't do anything stupid (no over-discharge destroying the battery for slightly more range, etc) But if you're after complete control you'll find that in ev conversions with dedicated speed controllers will give you complete control, so you can shoot yourself in the foot if need be.
Well conveniently, "room temperature superconductor" directly supports #2
Batteries included means the stuff you need for most uses is already included.

The fact that there are many possible add ins to solve this doesn't address the fact that Django does not include core functionality for web applications.
I can't seem to be able to edit from mobile, I'm actually not sure if you can create a user using /admin out of the box. Anyway, it's a MTVC framework. Views and templates are coupled, and Django provides a user registration form if you want. Of course no one uses that since big projects are using Django for its orm and only need the rest API. The 2 libs I mentioned above are easy to plug in, but they rely on drf, so in order to battery-include the feature you want, Django would have to merge with drf first.
I don’t see why it matters if the blue dress was really green. The result is either an enhanced experience or not, if it is then minor inaccuracies don’t seem relevant.
Unfortunately, "cancer" is not one thing. We have to find different cures for many specific cancers.
If I’m not mistaken death used to be defined at “the heart stopped beating, (s)he’s dead,” and sometimes people woke up in graves because they were not actually dead…
That’s where the expression saved by the bell comes from IIRC. Rich people were able to have a string in their grave which they could pull in order to ring a bell if they woke up in their grave, and somebody would come and dig them up.
But other than that, what the Romans have ever done for us?!
> the handwringing you see on programming forums about the 'leetcode grind'

In fairness and compassion to that crowd, a lot of it comes from the fact that a modern interview for a coveted FAANG job often requires 1-2 LC Medium (or Hard) problems cranked out in 45-60 minutes. Depending on the company and the org, the overall interview loop may well be multiple such one-hour sprints.

It's quite a pressure-cooker of an interview setting. Given that, it's understandable why many people converge on memorizing and brute-force pattern-matching as their interview strategy — if they can just memorize enough, the odds are actually pretty decent. (And the payoff is not bad, either.)
IP addresses should never have had letters and double colons in them.

What's Google's IPv4 DNS? 8.8.8.8.

What SHOULD Google's IPv6 DNS be? 8.8.8.8.8.8.

What SHOULD Google's IPv8 DNS be? 8.8.8.8.8.8.8.8.

What IS Google's IPv6 DNS? 2001::some::shit::I::::can't::remember//::h0ff::affblah

This is why I'm still stuck on IPv4. I'm a walking DNS server for all the instances I own, I can hammer out IPs when DNS fails me and that's a very useful feature, especially when idiot Wi-Fi hotspots try to DNS poison you when you're trying to SSH into something and the poisoned IPs stay cached even after you've accepted the stupid TOS.
Sanitation, medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, fresh water system, and public health.
define “tasks”
Just to be clear: you're arguing that it's actually a good thing to deliberately slow down application of a revolutionary technology, so that people can make money?
I think your point only demonstrates that useful AI was not something we could arrive at quickly like we thought we could, but rather over decades in a much more gradual process which slowly got people accustomed to its capabilities.

Even then, when ChatGPT came out it was a pretty big deal, due to the surprisingly sudden jump in capabilities, at least from the point of view of someone who didn't work in AI and didn't closely watch its progress.

According to Wikipedia, it was "the fastest-growing consumer software application in history, gaining over 100 million users" (in ~2 months).
You are misunderstanding. Altering the tone, comments, bias etc. is altering the past, this is what I meant originally.
You came up with the straw man of the new york times.
Sure, some high visibility publications are less able to be altered, but that doesn't mean none can in no way.
They were. E.g. see here for a major, good paper announcing a novel class of superconductors:

https://sci-hub.ru/https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007...

The difference now is that we're seeing a premature preprint being replicated in real time.

Even in that paper, the authors note: "The way the samples have been prepared seems
to be of crucial importance: Michel et al. [21] obtained a single-phase perovskite by mixing the oxides
of La and Cu and BaCOa in an appropriate ratio
and subsequent annealing at 1,000 ~ in air. We also
applied this annealing condition to one of our samples, obtained by the decomposition of the corresponding oxalates, and found no superconductivity." And you can see that in their resistivity/temperature graph of samples prepared using different protocols.
This is not my experience at all, I recently had to go through this dance to get D4 working. The latest versions of those things in the arch repositories don't/didn't work. Needed to get some older specific version, so now you can't use your package manager (since you can't have multiple versions). Then you need to mess around with paths and configs so that the correct versions are used.

I very quickly gave up and just used Lutris, copied someones settings/versions from Reddit and it worked, but I wasn't too happy. I _really_ wanted to try Diablo4, so I put up with it, but normally my patience for such things is pretty low.

I am not averse to messing around with things, I've got a pretty good idea of how things work in Linux. I've written my own .so files to fix bugs in closed source software using LD_PRELOAD. I just don't want to deal with that when gaming.

There's more to Steam than just the pre-configured proton. Their controller support stuff is top notch and so is the stream link/stream stuff. Not using steam would definitely make my experience worse.
what if you look at it from forward earnings?
Never said it was the only thing
Interesting how the trajectory of the USA has changed since Citizen's United was decided. When and how are we going to fix the rationalization that immortal and unaccountable entities aren't people. AI legislation? I can dream of electric sheep.
Digital contract management refers to the use of technology to streamline and automate the process of creating, managing, and storing contracts. It involves the use of software and digital tools to handle every aspect of the contract lifecycle, from drafting and negotiating to signing and storing. By digitizing the contract management process, businesses can improve efficiency, reduce paperwork, and minimize manual errors.
Any answers to Jose's reply?

If not, your criticisms seem to hold no water.
The article doesn't mention it, but you can flip SteamOS to Desktop Mode where it's just a normal Arch Linux desktop.

So it is proper Linux, as GP comment implies. Yes it's running games in Windows compatibility layers, but it is also a complete Linux system itself, with desktop. Definitely counts as running Linux.

And a decent chunk of those games are running on the Unity or Unreal runtimes. Do they count as "running on Windows"? Where are we drawing the line here?
Do aquihires go for that kind of money? I expect these to be much much lower.
> The “pipe” number is the maximum number of echo request packets that have been under way at one time, without having been answered by an echo reply packet (but did get answered in the end).
Why not just leave your account inactive?
Superconductors also have points where they stop superconducting because of the strength of the magnetic field or amount of current. YBCO and similar have these points below the useful level for MRIs.

There's research around finding ways to use them but nothing that is currently viable.
Apologies, I meant that to be that "by the numbers" I would feel safe wagering that kid's bibles were not nearly as well kept as "family" ones. For mostly obvious reasons.

Seriously, I could also make the claim that the bible is the most destroyed book in history. Without worrying too much about the final numbers, as that is an easy claim. It is the most printed book in the modern world. It should dominate all followon statistics.
Not specific to colorization, but didn’t something like this happen with the Star Wars trilogy? Lucas made a re-release with a few edits (that were not universally liked) and it’s now impossible to purchase a new copy of the original version (or something like that, I only remember hearing about it).
So yes, we have L5 driving. The cars don’t have drivers, regardless of some time restrictions.
It's ISPs who are the main problem, not applications.
Gog also supports Linux, only it ships native binaries that you can install without renting.
I must disagree. Having resided in the residential districts of a large city for nearly 15 years, I relocated to the city center, drawn by the promise of better balance and easier accessibility. However, I found myself discontented with the experience and opted to purchase a small detached house in a suburb, a decision I've come to love even if amenities are somewhat further away. If the opportunity arose to move into a larger house that's even more distant from the city, I would certainly seize it. It's not that suburbs are unfulfilling, but rather that once you've tasted the pleasures they have to offer, you may find yourself longing to immerse even more deeply in nature.
i prefere rulers that care about general wellbeing of theyr populations. i know i might sound like a cattle or a sheep, but i prefere beying sheep that is treated well. this is provided that we really dont have a choice or say in things that happening around us. but this still needs to be shown. so far i feel like j can influence the path of my life quite a lot.
I think the financial incentives will speed things up a great deal. Any business that can reliably manufacture it at scale stands to make billions. That usually spurs a lot of innovation.
>Is that any different developer tools not supporting Windows and Windows users using WSL?

excuse my ignorance, but are there any major developer tools that don't support Windows? I can only imagine some internal enterprise tooling doing this.

>Ultimately compatibility layers are good because they reduce developer workload so that developers can focus on what really matters

I don't mind them as a concept, but I personally want as few points of failure between me and my software as possible. Some software is already either overly bloated or buggy (or both) as is without wondering if there's now compatibility layer issues on top of it.
It won't have a direct impact on quantum computing. People make qubits out of superconducting materials that become superconducting at 4K or higher, but you have to cool them to around 0.03 K for them to really work well as qubits. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_quantum_comp....

But there could very well be indirect applications! This would be very very interesting for the physics community, and surely lead to other new things.
> most big Elixir libraries can't even be used outside of Elixir because they're full of macros and don't even provide interfaces with just functions.

I was just reading the documentation, where it says "remember that macros are not your API", and smirking. If you write macros and things depend on them, such that if you change the macros, things will break, macros are your API. Syntax is API.
This feels like a corollary hypothesis? I'd love to see details, but from all the numbers I've seen, a majority of people have their equity largely converted into leveraged debt. It is more than a little terrifying, honestly.