skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not just Vodafone.
But this happened because RT is one the EUs sanction list.

https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/press/press-releases/2022...
Not going to argue the article, Mozilla should be doing better. But the author obviously is trying to push some politics not so subtly.

https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/muc18q/whats_the_dea...
Finally, a real security weakness to cite when making fun of people for their mechanical keyboard. Time to start recording the audio of Zoom calls with some particularly loud typers...
https://archive.ph/TlvPs
The way to do it is to release the SO2 directly into the stratosphere, where it stays for ~2 years, and does not affect rain, which happens far below.
It's for a targeted attack. It doesn't need to be generalized.
maybe try using caddyserver.com instead of nginx? It is also a go project, and has a very simple configuration syntax. The automatic SSLs feature is what made my try it in the first place.
Except when it interferes with other software you install. I've inexplicably had many people unable to get Apache to serve PHP files from local folders that are synced to OneDrive. The only solution was to disable or uninstall OneDrive, which seemed to be installed by default.
It could be good if the relevant expert(s) can be loaded on demand after reading the prompt? If the MOE is, say 8x8b params, then you could get good speed out of a 12GB GPU, despite the model being 64 params in size. Or am I misunderstanding how this all works?
FTP predates TCP/IP, TCP wasn't the first stream transport.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Transfer_Protocol

> Until 1980, FTP ran on NCP, the predecessor of TCP/IP.
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But I bought a necessity, ended up moving, and didn’t want to sell in the market conditions I was in. So I rented my house out.

You see how the intent is different? I personally know dozens, maybe hundreds of landlords from various geographical regions in my state, and most of their stories are the same.

But even barring that, I don’t understand where the thinking comes from that those with wealth can’t use it to secure more wealth. I’m not advocating for infinite gains here, but I’ve noticed a non-trivial portion of Hacker News seems to believe that gain is inherently immoral. Like wanting a better life or more for your family is inherently an evil thing. Some folks have more, some folks have less. Those with more should strive to help those with less; but I reject the notion that simply having more than someone else is bad.
They forgot to add the “for humans” postfix.
It is interesting to me that you read all of the books even though the first one didn't speak to you. Maybe the more important question to ask is why you felt compelled to continue reading in spite of your dislike of the works? Perhaps there is something that you don't want to admit was compelling and worth slogging through or maybe you are a masochist? No matter the reason, it seems that the books have something to teach you even if you still dislike them upon further reflection.
now that's a name i've not heard in a long time... a long time...
Those are nice, but we need 10TB now.
Ah. Yes. I get what you are saying.

That is good point.

But now, I'm trying to think of the word we already have for this? Just using the word "Capitalisms" is too broad, really encapsulates too much.
What is the word for the end state of "Capitalism", or what it drives towards?

If you have ever read Moloch By Scott Alexander, I think that is the same 'jist' of what we are trying to get at with "enshitification".

But at the moment, I am having hard time thinking of an existing word that already means this.
It's explicitly valid for any third party. I would assume that a customer could use it even where (as should normally be the case) the customer would have source code access under 3a.

There are a lot of drawbacks to use of the written offer option so I'm not sure if Red Hat will continue to use it with RHEL in the future.
If there is a magician on the stage, you can safely presume there is no actual magic involved, even though you do not know how exactly the trick works.

For actual flux pinning, the first thing you would do is show what happens if you put the thing upside down. It should stick. Even if it does not, you would show that it does not.
Mozilla should convert to a worker owned enterprise and stop giving all of that money to execs.
It is not a trivial extension. If you need all infinite number of derivatives to predict motion than your theory is non predictive.
Engineer Details Messy LK-99 Superconductor Creation Process
You don't need FTP to avoid TLS: curl http://ftp.funet.fi/README
I remember using Cyberdog some in the late 90s, and what I saw most often is that it’d work fine for a while (as long as all the sites you visited were text and images with nothing fancy), and then start stalling when loading pages. Of course that might’ve just been the flakiness of the 28k dialup connection the house was on back then, but Netscape 3.x and 4.0.1 from the same era didn’t exhibit that behavior as often.
But what do we call anti-cargo cult spiels that go through th4 actions without understanding the meaning of cargo cult?

What's the correct label for when the author graciously accepts criticism of said fact but persists the error?
Some people might not know this but Epic actually did a lot of this automatically within Unreal Engine by writing their own equivalent of CMake. The whole codebase is going through UnrealBuildTool which auto generates headers as well. It calls compilers, linkers, etc. for each supported platform.

It allows them to enable the "unity build" stuff automatically for example, and on a per file basis as well. If you have a file checked out locally (in Perforce terms), it won't include it into the usual unity compilation unit for it and will compile it on its own as it's likely it's one you're going to edit a lot if it's one you've got checked out.

Anyway, I thought it was an interesting datapoint as I think it's quite unique. To the level of Boost using a modified fork of Jam at some point...
The key is transparency, which was missing here.
It's not a joke but completely besides the point. Most people aren't drinking butter-roasted coffee. Even if they did, the butter likely isn't adding any actual lipids to the final roast, just slightly altering the internal bean steam pressure, heat, and final water content. Any oils on the exterior would be vaporized at typical roasting temperatures. Also most heavily roasted beans will be shiny with oil within a few days of roasting, regardless of any added butter.
The 4090 provides over 80 tflops in bog standard raw FP32 compute no tensor cores or MAD/FMA or any fancy instructions.
Links to all results (not just domains) would be nice, too.
From your comment history on vaccines and illness I presume you are more familiar than I with far-right subreddits. Perhaps you should list a few here to satisfy yourself, since I won't be entertaining the question.
I'll take the blame. Dice, rolled.

/s

Let us not assume creation and intelligent design with biological evolution does fine. Too many malicious people claim moral superiority/right to rule when you mix in a claim to a creator of life with evolution. Parismony!
anon.funet.fi was an anonymous remailer popular with the phreak/hack scene that was shut down around 1996 after Mitnick was arrested and the attitude towards prosecuting hacking became far more militant.
Hedge funds lose $6B betting against cruise lines and hotels
The fact that the term intellectual property has become generally accepted is, IMO, already conceding too much to rights-holders. Disney does not (and should not) have complete control over its copyrighted works.

This is also not limited to corporations; read almost any statement from e.g. the Authors Guild, and see there is an underlying assumption that long-term control over all aspects of one's creations is not a policy decision, but a moral axiom.

If you really want to include the process in your determination of what is art, then what about independent films created as labors of love that have the rights purchased by a corporation? Do those cease to be artistic achievements when the corporation buys the rights?

To be clear: I think we should have a robust copyright system, but what we have now is an absurd overkill and actively harmful towards encouraging creation of interesting new works.
I always find it somewhat fascinating when the lotto gets up this high. While the odds for any individual are impossibly long, the fact is that, once or twice a year, some schlub gets an immediate windfall of millions of dollars. Sometimes even hundreds of millions, enough money to vault a person into the top .1% of wealth in the world.

Yeah, I've heard the stories of how people's lives are ruined. That just makes it more interesting. This seeming stroke of impossibly good fortune that somehow winds up being a curse.

I'll usually buy a couple tickets when the jackpot starts making the news. I enjoy the fantasy even though in all likelihood getting a billion (or more like 4-500 million, after lump sum / taxes) might very well be much more busy harm than good.
Looks unlike any compression artifact I have ever seen. Two remarkable discoveries in one video! Big, if true.
I certainly don't see any sign of it in the Tao Te Ching or Chuang-Tzu. But there's a lot of history to the religion, and a lot of blending with Confucian and Buddhist teachings, too.
Sure that's like the worst case scenario, but in practice the entire point is that as soon as it becomes difficult to reason about, that's when you start cleaning up the functions and add some obvious OO. You don't leave it as a mess.
Another similar trivia is present in PCI-IDs. Intel got 8086 for themselves.

Some other notable examples:

Broadcom/LSI: 1000
Motorola: c0de
Chrysalis-ITS: cafe
Blackmagic bdbd
Indigita Corporation dead
Middle Digital Inc. deaf
Elcus e1c5
Eagle Tech ea01
Essence Tech e55e
Echo ecc0
Daiblo Tech db10
Canny Edge caed
CACE Tech cace

There are many more examples, but it's enough, I think.

If you want to dive, source: https://pci-ids.ucw.cz/
Yes. Humans have fantastic audio and video processing abilities, particularly picking out signal from noise. Even now human operators listen to sonar signals on submarines. There's a reason for that.
I know I’ve been in meetings where I’ve wished for the sweet relief of death.

Would the use of force need to be unaimous, super majority, simple majority, or a unilateral decision?
What would a college that aimed to teach Web Development as a specialty actually look like?

People look down on bootcampers, but it always feels to me that 99% of what is taught in university programs is similarly only useful in specialized situations. The actual good thing is having had to sit down and write a lot of code before anyone lets you touch anything.

What does such a program look like for Web?
Robots respond with programming. If you have not included it in the instruction set, it will not get done unless re programmed.

Humans innovate, adapt, and overcome.
Not according to the article.. Microphones are sensitive enough to mount the attack on quieter keyboards.
No, that's not enough to renege on the business contract. It's someone who installs 10 RHEL instances that generate an insane number of tickets, because the issues with the other 10,000 CentOS systems are redirected to those 10 RHELs.
This was the hardest comment I had to swallow in a long time. So lucid but so raw.
It’s all in how you prompt it. I had it design an entire process for handling multiple Azure tenants, plans and offerings. It gave suggestions on how to secure the shared services vnet and peer them to the tenants. I find it useful. I have even had to generate code. Fairly accurately too (it even compiles and works)
People sharing content is natural human behavior, and in 20 years of studying piracy it hasn't been found to hurt content producers.
Correct. The most common perpetrator of "stealing" ctrl-f I use is the Google drive suite (Sheets, Docs, &c) and it's basically necessary. That operation is executed server-side. The client doesn't have the data to do the search.

But that should be an exception, not the rule.
> early network engineers were often rude and insulting. It was common to be berated about "vi or emacs" or other dense topic. Communication between engineers was often verbal commands or mild insults like this one.

Indeed; try suggesting any circuit-switched solution with Vint Cerf in the room and see what happens!
Tell HN: Wayback HN is looking for a new maintainer
Just noticed the message on the footer of https://waybackhn.com , I don't know when it appeared, but it seems like the creator, John, is looking for someone to take over the site.
hello crankgpt!
Tactical noise!
It's a bit of a false dichotomy. Even the MOND people recognize that you need dark matter (even if they don't use the term) to explain the bullet cluster, so it isn't really dark matter vs MOND.

It's "dark matter" vs "MOND + dark matter"
RIP, never met him, but I'm a VIM user.
> The word only needed to be created when there was something to contrast it to.

The term capitalism started to be used during the Enlightment in order to describe the new economic system that replaced the one that immediately preceded it, often loosely referred to as feudalism, a system where large land-owners held all the economic power and effectively ruled the lives of their serfs/tenants, and didn’t feel the need to invest their excess wealth into improving the means of production to increase productivity. The merchants, traders and crafts-people had little to no power under this system – at least not until they had their own revolutions.
anon.penet.fi?
How long are you talking to them that you've been able to record samples of the sound of all their keystrokes and perform this analysis?
> when people are struggling to pay rent and afford food

Those ones don't have to change that much, we can start with those who can afford taking the plane to go on holiday and eating meat.

I guess those who struggle and can use a bike instead of a car already do (because the bike is cheaper).

So that's not really an excuse, IMO.

> in some indeterminate amount of time, is not very convincing.

Well it's getting clearer everyday that it's not so indeterminate (it will be really bad in our lifetime), and we're not talking about being poorer. Depending on where you live, you may just have to migrate, and see what it means when nobody wants you in their country ("you should just go fix the problem where you come from and leave us alone").
Probably not as hard and complex as changing the bi-temporal implementation to n-temporal later.
You would be surprised what can be achieved with bit of nylon string and an appropriate camera setup. If this is a most groundbreaking discovery, why waste all that screen resolution on the backdrop?
What's your expected usage, volume wise?
Some people want their android and iOS and web apps to use the same code evade…
Exactly what I was thinking. Everyone already does this. Unless they’re doing something else, they’ll have to show why it’s better than just quickly quantizing to 8 bits or 4 bits or whatever.
A nice thing about master passwords though is that since you don't have to type them in as often, they can be very long. 95% accuracy probably isn't good enough to reliably reproduce a sentence-length master password, at least if it's only captured once.
>

> Github ... account called “volth” ... contributed ... to NixOS

>

Volth maintained NixOS Perl subsystem:

https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commits/master?after=1c72dc...

>

> The obvious denispetrov.com ... programmer ... a New Yorker ... end of a 25-year career and the blog dries up entirely in 2011, so it doesn’t match the place or time

>

A Perl programmer: http://web.archive.org/web/20050208095206/http://www.denispe...

Archive.is started in 2012, just after retirement, why these do not match?
Their announcement about no longer supporting logging in via reddit is interesting: https://www.duckdns.org/reddit.jsp

Reddit's rationale for the C&D was that "Offering this login option misleads and confuses consumers by implying Reddit’s endorsement, association or sponsorship of your application", which is

1. complete bullshit; and

2. hypocritical, given that it's possible to log into reddit with one's Google and/or Apple account
I hate when people do this on mobile. The Mastodon web app does this, and it's real unfortunate when I hit a picture in someone's stream and I can't make it bigger even though I have more pixels than cones in my eye.

Please, dear God, I just want to see the whiskers on the cat.
For lower voltages, some do ("low impedance measurement" or LoZ). Not specifically meant for discharging capacitors but should work for that too.

But this only works up to the voltage the multimeter is rated for (i.e. usually 300 or 600 V). If you wanted to make it safe to put 30 kV across the multimeter, it'd have to be designed with sufficient insulation etc. for that.
But that isn't the point he was making.

Some concepts are grounded in language and others are grounded in higher order ephemeral ideas.

It's like trying to plot an exponential curve with a polynomial equation. It's futile.

Jazz is one of those ideas. Jazz is felt. Jazz is expressed. Jazz is in the air. When Jazz happens, you know it. And that's enough. The second you put words to Jazz, you suffocate it, you put in a box.

It's like trying to explain the beauty of the Sagrada Familia by counting the number of minarets and sculptures on it. No, you take it in whole, with all your senses, and you 'get' it.
>And the problem with just being okay with our wrongness is that it doesn’t match up with our ability to predict and rely on the science to complete complex engineering projects.

But a theory can be false while still being predictively accurate.

Classical mechanics predicts that quantum tunneling should be impossible. But as it turns out, quantum tunneling is possible. So classical mechanics is false - or at least partially false. But classical mechanics is still predictively successful in a wide range of scenarios. So, a theory can be both false and predictively successful.

The most natural way to explain this is to say that classical mechanics is an approximation of a deeper, more accurate theory. Similarly, our current best theories could be approximations of as yet unknown theories - theories that allow for certain phenomena that are currently thought to be impossible.
Why don't you come up with an example of a new phrase with the same meaning that is actually original so we can compare your "real" originality to this "fake" originality?
>Mozilla should convert to a worker owned enterprise and stop giving all of that money to execs.

The compensation to execs seems irrelevant. That is almost literally just a Google bribe.

Mozilla pays 200M for software development, from that I can only assume that they pay quite generously and they seem to have absolutely no issue with money, as they are funded by Google.

To me it seems hey have more money than they know what to do with. Hardly something which could be fixed by workers rising up and taking care of distributing Googles Millions.
Always impressive to see how well this works for some folks. Kudos!
People will always prioritize their own interests.

"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it."

This is going to be invective, but creators who feel insecure are naturally going to lash out against anything that they perceive to affect their income and/or reputation/image.

Great creators, great creations benefit from open sharing, per Gabe Newell's well-known quote. There will always be piracy, but that doesn't impact the creator because people who like a work want to support the creator if they can afford to. Fear of piracy comes from insecure creators, and that insecurity comes from the lack of skill or perceived lack of skill.

To put it bluntly, content creation is extremely oversaturated and most people don't create things that justify their price. I wish they could do what they love and not worry about sustaining themselves, but economic reality is economic reality.
To me that’s less of a horror and more of needing not to believe everything you read.
This makes a lot of sense from a perspective where the "gods" are essentially ancient AI running on distributed (neural) hardware and communicating with itself via our standard human sensory channels that are able to hijack our wetware in proportion to our devotion. Monotheism then becomes a form of centralization of processing, restricting societies to a (more) unitary direction of intent [at the cost of much waste at the level of individual processing units (people)].

A slight tangent to your slight tangent:
Monastic regimens look an awful lot like proof-of-work... Is the next step in facilitating the human-machine meta-minds minting AI crypto-religions?

Also, taking into account the earlier thread on Sci-Fi vs Sci-Fantasy, with a comment mentioning that science fiction tends to be current social commentary in the guise of the future: self-aware (and self-minting) currency a la Accelerando is an interesting analogy for religious, spiritual, cultural, and economic movements.
My interpretation is that the name is the name. If you can't properly name, say, a class, then you don't truly understand it and don't have real power over it. And that's dangerous.

Once you have full understanding of the code, the proper name should reveal itself. You didn't chose the name, it was simply not clear to you yet.
I mean it in the broadest sense. So any rote task I could explain to an assistant.

For example:
- Backup all these files to Google Drive and share them with Susan
- Take a look at all of these links , summarize in a few sentences what each company does, and put it in a doc organized by industry
- Use this template and setup a DocuSign for me and Dan

Just thinking out loud, but would love an AI automation tool that has access to the screen and keyboard just like I do.

Might need some safeguards though!
Right, or any one of many assistive devices. The line between "mobile" and "desktop" is a lot blurrier these days.
AI model-sharing platform, named after the emoji: https://blog.emojipedia.org/emojiology-hugging-face/

(I don't know that I've ever attempted to paste an emoji into HN before, and I'm rather glad to learn it strips them out, though they're fine in other contexts.)
What we clearly need are louder keyboards - which overload the mic so as to render keystrokes indistinguishable.
Apparently, and I haven't tested this, just from what I read, the simpler GPT-2 models are deterministic at 0 temperature.
Isn't FasterTransformer (NVidia, OSS) and text-generation-inference (Huggingface, not OSS) are faster than this?
>which has continued to add epicycles to dark matter theory to an extent that is starting to make even true believers uncomfortable.

You certainly get this impression from pop-sci, but are there prominent people in the field actually saying this? Obviously sometimes the scientific consensus can be wrong (see the planetary nebula 'debate' for example) but normally contrarians turn out to be incorrect.
I did not know readline supported it!! This is great info

Aside: how is it implemented? Does readline have to reimplement vi style editing; or is there some sort of vi lib?
Don't you still need credentials for server A to set up an SSH connection to server B? The question was to avoid that.

~scp is also deprecated on multiple platforms.~ https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/openssh-scp-deprecation-rhel-...