skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With enough beamforming there's spectrum.

If I option-click the wifi icon on my laptop, it says "NSS 2" -- that is, the Number of Spatial Streams is 2. My laptop and router have identified two different spatial paths between them and are using their multiple antennae to send different data down the different paths.. NSS=2 is the limit for my router because it only has 2 antenna, but those routers with a ring of antennae that look like they were designed by the Dark Lord Sauron to top a tower in Mordor can fire correspondingly more simultaneous spatial streams. Cell towers with antenna arrays can do even better.

There is plenty of spectrum, just not for old single-antenna tech.
MIT also famously does not award honorary degrees [1] which restricts its commencement speaker pool. However, commencement speakers can get honorary Pirate Certificates which is way cooler: https://alum.mit.edu/slice/arrrr-mit-pirates-and-matt-damon-...

[1] https://news.mit.edu/2001/commdegrees
Hey! Feel free to shoot us an email at contact@rubbrband.com. Happy to set the record straight
In some areas, properties get a tax reassessment after a sale. The LLC abstraction avoids the reassessment.
You could still have each property be a primary residence for a different family member, but it might still help.
> supposed to be working on some Kalman Filter models

I think we all knew that.
It makes sense that the legal system and individuals' freedom of association would have different thresholds for deciding to act.

Suppose we say that the legal system needs to have 95% probability of guilt to render a guilty verdict, and its associated consequences such as imprisonment and/or restitution. A high threshold makes sense for such systems (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackstone%27s_ratio).

Suppose, for the sake of argument, that you have a person for whom you have 80% probability of their guilt. That, then, is not enough to render a guilty verdict; 20% is clearly "reasonable doubt".

80% probability of guilt, however, is absolutely enough for reasonable people to say "I don't want this person associated with my organization", or "I don't want this person presenting at my conference".

This, among many other reasons, is a very good reason for organizations to have their own standards which are independent of those of the legal system.
Happy to see more useful features added to tools I already use. Along with improvements to Google Forms, I expect a lot of light DocuSign and JotForm users will cancel their subscriptions.
Start creating a paper trail. Research local laws. Our town has ordinance in place that prevent such behavior even during day time.

Email mayor, chief of police and start talking to neighbors. At some point you might be able to sue the owners, sue city/policy if they are not taking action to enforce rules(if they exist).

Call cops whenever rules are broken and document.
Great Horse Manure Crisis of 1894
Uh yeah, you're just being a nativist. The US has absurdly low immigration limits(Canada a county a 10th the size accepts the same number of permanent residents each year)and the 'benefits' are compensation for the job they worked.
Wasn't that much more limited than what I was arguing for? IIRC, it could only run apps from the MS Store, but it could run any app from the store.
I'm not the target audience (I prefer CLI), but as an iOS dev just wanted to say kudos. Great idea and looks to be very well executed. I'm curious to know how your experience with SwiftUI was on MacOS?
So, the TLDR could be: they memorize at first and then generalize ?
US Supreme Court allows 'ghost guns' to fall under federal purview
So, why then did you ask for:

> Can you name off the top of your head the last 3 significant privatizations?

I can list similar privatizations in Canada. Here's an article that discusses various issues around it in the Canadian context: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02648...

Even further back: during Prime Minister Mulroney's tenure (which coincided with Reagan's and Thatcher's), quite a few public corporations were privatized. Here's a news article from that time period that gives an idea of the pressures faced in Canada at the time, and how what Thatcher was doing in the UK (producing a long list of public corporations and services to privatize) was affecting Canadian judgements: https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/business/1985/08/30/d...

And here's an analysis of how the privatization of Canada's medical isotopes business didn't save the government money, and instead only helped to cushion private owners from risk: https://www.utpjournals.press/doi/abs/10.3138/chr.2019-0010

We also have a prominent think-tank that is constantly pushing for further privatization: https://www.fraserinstitute.org/article/time-privatize-gover...

Just some more evidence, from different time spans, in case you are serious.
Your link pertains to health not environment. Most of the ingredients listed are in smoke. Inhaling any burnt plant matter isn't healthy.

I'm not sure how a decomposing plant in itself can harm the environment. I could imagine that synthetic additives are, but these seem to be overstated.
This was actually genius, though it was/is so annoying typing these verbose paths
FEC could limit AI in political ads ahead of 2024
"Thanks, I'm fixed!"

Telling people who are experiencing dread at the classist social prospects available to them to just "adjust your world view" isn't exactly a refutation of their cause for that dread.
I ageee. Other examples can be reproduced with a straight input output prompt
> even less people than before can making a living from selling recordings of their music

I’d be surprised if the absolute number is lower. Sure, the percentage is way lower but that’s because more people are making music.

But like, are there more say, punk rock bands making a living with their music today than there were 20 years ago? Probably.
This is normal for Google, especially when some legal matters are involved.
Just bought a 128gb ssd for around $9... I think the random access reads/writes is like below 300mb/s but its still plenty fast. I think over 500mb/s on reads. Oddly enough it fixed the "constant" 100% disk usage on windows machines.
Looks like Icelandic 'Flatkökur'.

We eat them weekly with dung smoked lamb and plenty of butter.
> Meanwhile, several workers, including a Meta worker, argued that software engineers are "underpaid."

Ha! What in the world! Underpaid why, now? Because a guy in a truck has a better wage suddenly? Elitism is a hell of a drug.
From what I can tell the reason is that that’s the way it was always done. As I understand it, back in the days before there were distributed version control systems, Bram was the only one who could commit to the code-base so he would credit the actual author of a submitted patch in the commit message. He continued this practice after the Vim project moved to Mercurial (and Git).

Related discussion: https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/1554
Nice idea. I have questions:

- Are the pipes and liquid heavy enough to increase strain on the roof and panel mounting hardware?

- How does this solution deal with the risk that the pipes might freeze, expand, and burst?

- Would it make sense to run an antifreeze and water mix, similar to cars, to prevent freezing?
Google details 0-click bug in Pixel 6 modem: Advises users to disable 2G
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37080054 said it well, because there are things an organization may choose not to accept that aren't crimes.
Thanks for the info. Do you know how much you saved by doing the install yourself? Did you also do the solar install? I was considering using a battery to time shift power as my power provider has free nights.
The hiring standards at FAANG continue to be high - but only on leetcode. They are literally hiring code monkeys who can type fast. Imagine hiring a robotic keyboard powered by chatGPT. That's basically it.

What's worse about FAANG? The work culture itself is terrible. It's all about politics and PIPs and processes. The only people who continue working are people who need the money, not necessarily the brightest.
Winterizing the lines, leaks, and the added weight are the downsides to this. If you are in a climate where you don't need to winterize, you are probably in a climate where you can get away with a heat pump on your water heater/pool/AC. In fact, they make AC adapters that dump excess heat into the pool.

I really want this to work, but heatpumps just make a lot more sense with a lot less cost.
> I don't believe anyone wants to create a new legal system, but the reality is the vast majority of sexual assault cases aren't resolved in court due to existing social issues

If by existing social issues, you mean lack of evidence, statute of limitations, then sure.

For instance, I see zero evidence that anything occurred here. There may be evidence, but the point of the justice system is to publicly disclose it and debate it such that the public can make a determination. Once determined (by a jury) a punishment, agreed upon by the society is handed down.

The alternative is issuing unsubstantiated claims to the public. Then blacklisting and deplatforming the person do they cannot defend themselves. To be honest, that’s effectively what led to the US revolution — lack of due process, ability to redress grievances and representation.

It’s very unamerican, that said, many of these organizations that do this aren’t American so it is what it is.
>The difference is that an LLM isn't 1000 different intelligences. It's one intelligence, being asked to pretend to be 1,000 different people.

No it's not. It does no good for a Language Model to configure a global persona. It needs to be able to predict text from wildly varying backgrounds and contexts. It's not pretending anymore than anything else it does is pretending.

That's why experiments like the below actually work

Large Language Models as Simulated Economic Agents: What Can We Learn from Homo Silicus? (https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.07543)

Out of One, Many: Using Language Models to Simulate Human Samples (https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.06899)

A perfect LLM would predict Einstein as well as it would predict the dumbass down the street.

Now RLHF does incentivize a more global persona by default but stepping away from that is trivial
I don't think US camps are anti-science as much they are against a small subset of science which disagrees with their religious beliefs. There are no anti-relativity or anti-magnetism groups as far as I know.

In China there are plenty of anti-vaxxers as well as a large number who would balk at anything implying being gay is biologically normal. They can't really form groups for this sort of thing, obviously, so you don't hear about it as much.
That's 3x median income in one of the highest earning countries on earth. UPS drivers are paid well, but I don't think that's the minimum needed "to live".
Modular Computer: iPad Pro as a Tablet, Laptop, and Desktop Workstation (2020)
This is literally the definition of social justice. I just wanted to emphasize because this the term has lost a lot of meaning since it’s used as a catchall (by both opponents and proponents).
Sure, but all actual bans in the US so far have made exceptions for commercial kitchens.
I would call that rational then. Trust me, there's no pfand for these people.
I think I expect more from my tools than you. I have a fair idea why the behaviour is there, I just don’t accept that it’s ok.

There are problems large and small throughout the app and it really feels like someone went ‘close enough’ and called it done.
Yes. If you need to do some text manipulation in a shell script, `sed` or something like that is what I'd reach for first. (I haven't used `awk` or Perl for quite a while.) I'd think even `ed` would be a more straightforward choice than `vi`.
No because techies have been protecting themselves against robots since day 1. They call it "security". Its everyone else who is scared, who can't tell the difference.
And matching Active Directory groups. It's kind of cool to use them, because it's a really easy way to let the users administrate access to resources without opening a support ticket.
Once upon a time you could choose to buy good products from good brands on Amazon, or import cheap crap from China via Aliexpress or whatnot.

But now that nearly every category on Amazon is dominated by cheap crap from dodgy brands in China, I'm feeling less reason to buy things from them (unless I need it tomorrow). I suppose that's what's fuelling the popularity of new marketplaces like Temu?
So now it looks more like Teams.
I’m curious why you feel the actions of a private group amount to a legal system. To me they seem quite different. In one the punishment amounts to expulsion from the group and damage to reputation. The actual legal system has more consequential punishment (confinement, monetary loss, permanent record as a felon & sexual predator) but also higher standards of evidence, procedure, defendants rights etc.

To me, the “amateur legal system” you identity is closer to a more formalized version of what a friend group might do when they decide to ostracize someone due to boorish, misogynist or similar behavior. Since the chess association size exceeds the Dunbar number a lightweight process is needed to ensure proper function.
Honestly, you're way too obsessed with pedigree in terms of companies. I've probably never worked for (or even applied for what people here would consider) a "high pedigree" (though not necessarily unknown) company over a long (and I think pretty successful by my standards) career.

I somewhat surprisingly got into a really good school undergrad and good ones grad. But got rejected by plenty too.

You win some. You lose some. You seem to be taking every long odds dice roll you lose as a personal affront.
This is incredible. I didn't think such a thing would be possible. Thank you for telling me.
Black Hat USA keynote: In AI do not trust
If you are going to do this, it needs to be paired with price controls on rental housing. Otherwise the expense is passed on and becomes a de facto regressive tax on (usually poor) renters.

With respect to short term rentals in particular, outright bans are the easiest and most effective policy. Some cities allow for 30 days of short-term renting as long as the unit is a primary residence for the property owner for the other 335 days of the year. I think that's a fair compromise that achieves the ostensible goal of the "sharing economy" without hotel-ifying the entire city's housing stock.
In my experience usually the bigger difference is made by not making it bloated in the first place... As well as progressive enhancement, nonblocking load, serving from a nearby geolocation etc. I see projects minify all the things by default while it should be literally the last measure with least impact on TTI
Time to ban the cotton industry
> What does Lichess want here?

For women to be able to enjoy chess without fear of assault, and for chess clubs to raise the bar on protecting the physical integrity of their members.

> they never really say what should have been done

It’s for the individual club to decide, but I think the answer is uncontroversial and obvious: find out if their member assaulted another member and kick them out of the club permanently.
Yes, if you sexually assault a colleague at work there are consequences like losing your job and that's a feature not a bug.
But Lichess has neither the means nor interest in uncovering the truth. So why active as a judge?
RHEL is only free for a limited number of personal or developer licenses.
Show HN: BrowserGPT – free ChatGPT Chrome plugin, no more switching tabs
> Everyone has likely been accused of things they didn’t do.

To this degree? No. This is not likely.

> We shouldn’t assume anyone’s word without a decent amount of certainty.

Several claims from individuals with corroborating evidence in this case.

> most people making the accusations are doing so long-after the fact, often have outside motivation for making claims

Citation needed. I need evidence that most people making accusations are doing so "long after the fact" AND have motives outside the offending incident to do so.

On a side note: Codes of Conduct and Guidelines have existed long before the modern era. Private entities are free to handle these however they want, and suggesting they leave everything to the courts is a new and unique perspective that needs more backing to suggest it would be a better system.
It connects them, it doesn't say they're the same.

Money is an important type of value, especially the context of labor.

And, let me phrase this very precisely: there isn't an obvious non-monetary value they're getting back that comes close to the effort they put in.

You mentioned joy and gratitude but again I'm not sure how much of that they get back in this situation, plus there is the flip side of lots of complaints.
> These "judges, jurries and prosecutors" are just people who don't want to associate with potentially dangerous people regardless of the legal outcome.

This is true, but also has excused discrimination in the past (e.g. white flight), and can very easily lead to the tarring and feathering of innocent people.

At the individual level, not associating with potentially dangerous people is fine and smart. When large swaths of people avoid the same potentially dangerous people, though, the "potentially" part really does merit a bit more weight.
The legal system is exorbitantly expensive. I had a neighbor sue me over a land dispute (yes, they’re that petty). My lawyers informed me that I was looking at $80-200k in legal bills to take even this little thing to trial.

It doesn’t surprise me that organizations actively try to avoid it.
This is a challenge. It would be unconstitutional to out right ban individuals from getting the benefits, but maybe a waiting period would be constitutional(i.e. must be a resident for 1 year to sign up).
Ask HN: Have you used an email warmup service?
ChatGPT expands its ‘custom instructions’ feature to free users
Probably not without violating an NDA. What would you like to know?
This is a little like suggesting an HN ban should require formal due process. These are private organizations, and everybody involved here is exercising their rights of free association. Lichess can ice out other organizations for all sorts of reasons, moral, legal, commercial, and aesthetic. You in turn can respond to their actions by choosing how you'll associate with Lichess.
This is about Freedom of Association, a protected right under the first amendment.
Why make notes when you can automate the task ;)

https://www.movesmartly.com/articles/condo-units-sitting-emp...
The era of cheap streaming is officially over
Because they've decided that doing so furthers their aims.
Hi all,

I built this to just dip my toes into this LLM space. I was using ChatGPT every day and it was really annoying to have to open up a new tab to do it.

So, I hacked this together over a few weekends, and shared it among some friends who also found it useful.

Sharing it here, just in case anyone else might need something like this.

Happy to answer any questions!
Wasn't aware Lichess had journalists doing research to write articles and conduct interviews.
I actually run a service for adding paid features to browser extensions: https://extensionpay.com

From all the data I have, people will definitely pay for extension functionality, though lots of people will write negative reviews unfortunately.

I also use ExtensionPay myself in my own extensions and have found this to be true. I try to get the people who pay and have a good experience to write reviews since they’re so underrepresented in written reviews.
Does the strength of the dynamo have a major impact on the emergence of life?
Yes, it's shocking the lack of empathy towards the victims being shown by the organization and the lack of long term prevention for this kind of behavior.

There's much talk in media and on social media about accusations of pedophilia, but when there are multiple real predators being outed there is a surprising amount of people who come out to support treating them with white gloves. The fact it's taking lichess to disassociate with these organizations to attract attention to their lack of urgency and care for victims is deplorable.
> It could even be extended to give preference to people who have established residency in a region

Not consistent with the Constitution. If you take a peek at the Privileges and Immunities clause of Article IV and the associated case law you will see we are all allowed to move to new States and be on “equal footing” with residents of that state after a reasonable delay.
When it comes to file names, I disagree that brevity serves a useful purpose. I name my files like I’m an Amazon reseller so that I’m sure to find it with Search later no matter which detail I remember. “Budget Spreadsheet (worked on with Jane) with projections with and without buying a new Tesla Model Y or Chevy Chevrolet Bolt - 2023 2024 2025.xlsx” that’s my idea of a file name.
why don't you give an example, to prove my point ?
to me "the most fragile" in a society is a child,
"excluded" can be an illegal immigrant.

I'm sure you have different, and more compelling examples. which again proves my point
You go into any non american country and you will find a security guard at the door checking bags and they have a locker. You dont always need high tech to solve an age old problem.
The house I live in was advertised when it was on sale, all the food at the store gets advertised, all the non-bespoke clothes I can buy get advertised, as do most of the bespoke ones, every car gets advertised...
Yep. Why should underage girls — or of-age women, or men, or anyone — have to be escorted around to keep them safe? The victims here aren’t wanting to walk around Mogadishu at night. They’re at a chess tournament.

Kick the harassers out.
No, it does get better. The first year is just constant lack of sleep and disruption. As they get older they get more entertaining and need less constant attention.
> whereas a cigarette will cleanly burn all the way.

This may be region/regulation dependent, if you've noticed that. I don't smoke that often, but IIRC my cigarettes (in France) would extinguish after a while, without consuming themselves.
The fragment part comes from KDE nor GNOME coming close to the efficiency of DWM and Windows Explorer.

DWM and Explorer have low-latency, good hardware-acceleration, and power efficiency down to a T. GNOME 44 isn't on-par. I haven't heard anyone ever compliment KDE in these regards recently and back when I last tried it when Plasma 5 was relatively new it also wasn't up-to-par.

More work should go towards making these GUI toolkits run as efficiently as possible, instead of re-inventing the wheel slowly while macOS and Windows continue going strong.
Notice that courts don’t really “uncover the truth” either, not even on paper. They just establish likelihood of guilt — just like any other org could.
In case of an emergency -- fire, earthquake, active shooter, etc -- it helps to know if people are in the building. Having been in two of those situations and fire drills, it helps to know who was in the building and if they got out.
I was meaning for your transactional emails. if not how do you get your emails out of the junk mail.

Are you sending things from your main domain or another one?
Because it is a question of probability. Not of certainty. And protecting their members is more important than the competing interest of the accused.
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> It’s very unamerican

This is 100% wrong. American' are very much in favor of instilling their own ethics and morality and guidelines on things they own. Which is exactly what is happening here.

Your belief that you can dictate to others how they can manage their own property is the unamerican thing here.