skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They've done it so many times at this point that they don't actually have to bother sending in the CIA, they just make their preference clear and let the "or else" remain unspoken.
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What is the root cause of AMD not being good for AI?
Some common allergies, hay fever or animals, are simply put up with by most people. If they are not dangerous. They make your life difficult, but it's not like you're in pain.

I was miserable every spring from the hay fever. Ironically when you're supposed to crawl out and enjoy nature after winter, I preferred to stay confined. From the dustmites, I had irregular sleep because I would have a clogged nose in bed or severe sneezing.
Would this be effective potentially for chronic rhinitis/runny nose? I would be all over that if so
I should have /s it
“Zip” is penis in Arabic, so I remember at university our female colleagues would read it as an abbreviation “ZIP” zed-eye-pee to avoid the embarrassment!
News Corp’s AI-generated stories filled with mistakes and bizarre language
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What information are you looking for? I didn’t know there was such a lack of information on what law enforcement agencies get from Cellebrite. I can only speak to my personal and professional (non-LEO) experience, but I’ll give it a shot.
> Is this true?

Yup! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allergy#Pathophysiology
Also someone is way more likely to steal some iPad-looking thing than a paper notebook
"Used daily" is not proof of efficacy.

Law enforcement does all sorts of sketchy things in order to get a conviction. Why is it a surprise that they use pseudoscience that juries eat up because they've seen it used in their favorite police procedural TV show hundreds of times?
A thesaurus is helpful for questions like this.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Thesaurus:friend lists many, including buddy, bud, mate, pal, comrade, and chum.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Thesaurus:acquaintance adds associate.
I don't know , I think it is still plenty of time before nvidia could have a serious competitor for value : https://medium.com/@1kg/nvidias-cuda-monopoly-6446f4ef7375
In the geographic area where I live, milk (cow, sheep, goat) was indeed one of the most important food items. And milk intolerance was and still is rare. The milk always also seen as the thing to give to kids so they grow.

And milk was actually practical option, cause you don't have to store it, you don't kill the animal for it, is less work to grow then plants, has tons of calories in a place where getting enough calories is not easy.
The source here is the journal Nature,[0] which is one of the two most prestigious scientific journals in the world (together with Science).

That being said, Nature publishes the highest impact papers, which often turn out to be wrong (or overstated). Still, this isn't some random news source trying to report about science.

0. I realized after commenting here that the journal is Gene Therapy, which is part of the Nature Publishing Group, rather than Nature itself.
"The primary actor is a wise old man…" And that is why it is hard to call that a myth for our time. Young people’s contempt for the now-elderly generation (they’re Boomers) has reached incredible heights. Moreover, though Gandalf rarely displayed his power, everyone outside the Shire suspected that he did possess power and belonged to an elite, and today there is great distrust of elites.

I think a lot of idealistic people today concerned with justice, would prefer a myth by which organizing in pursuit of said justice is bottom-up, starting from the most disadvantaged and intersectional, instead of the Maiars’ top-down.
Wow! These "Scientists" must speak up and put their names and academic futures behind this troubling statement!

I have worked in the video analytics field and in particular traffic control and pedestrian detection for several years and although it requires a greater amount of false positives to cover the detection of children the standard is to error on the side of caution.

As far as the pigment of peoples skin, this is hogwash as the amount of skin exposed compared to clothing is minimal. Was this study conducted using nude pedestrians? I can assure everyone that the detection of a person wearing all black and a hoodie(Aka Antifa uniform) is the minimum requirement.

Many detection systems use dual cameras and infrared and thermal imaging, this seems to be either propaganda or "Scientists" finding data to support their own bias.
My friend's sons always referred to "Netflix Screaming" in their home and we all thought it was perfectly appropriate.
Food imports are generally well documented and medical records too. I am sure if people would spend the time one could create a good and detailed dataset to trace the culprits.

Dont expect this to be financed by the food industry though...
Someone webassembly this :)
“Nvidia's SDK, CUDA, is the industry standard and they have built a huge range of tools on top of that for training large models, inference-serving, optimization, transfer learning, infrastructure management and operations automation, and a lot of vertical-specific applications.”

https://www.google.com/search?q=why%20is%20nvidia%20better%2...
recency trolling; it's trivial to find the date of publication, but some people seem to think they can get karma points by their selfless public service...
> All of these competing content genres are eroding the cultural cache and expected value of long film projects.

Serialized (as opposed to episodic) TV series are long film projects; crafted in ~10-hour chunks rather than ~2 hour ones.
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The article was published in the journal "Gene Therapy" which belongs to the Nature publishing group, but is far less prestigious than Nature.
Name one place in the movies, one single line of dialog, where Gimli is not changed into a clown (compared to the book).
It's 75 dB+ inside my home if I open the windows. Roadside it can breach 100 dB.

I won't pick your comment apart as you did mine since in my opinion it comes off as rude. But it's weird imagining 'gardens' are pleasant only from the point of view of some weird caricature of Arrakis fremen when paradeiso was a Persian word. I.e., from nomadic peoples traveling the highlands and mountain valleys of central Asia.

I hope you can escape from the nature sounds you find so unpleasant. I won't dispute the fact that soundscape preferences are subjective. We obviously disagree on that.
When people behave in a way you expect it creates a more harmonious society
"Nerd law idea" or not, this should bother us. Some "expert" saying some software found incriminating evidence, but, oops, you'll just have to trust us that it works as we're telling you it does... no, no, no, that's not justice at all.
You got the CoreCtrl source. You can modify it to suit your needs.
Knowing that it's from a few years ago gives helpful information to the potential reader.

because it's so difficult to find the date of publication before people waste their precious time goofing off from their overpaid jobs.
I know nothing about scientific publishing. Why is Nature still considered prestigious, if they often publish things that are wrong?
I agree entirely, and this is one of my single greatest frustrations with the majority of the current popular IDLs/schema languages.

ASN.1 is hilariously bad in a lot of ways, but one thing it gets absolutely right is strong typing and being able to express constraints (ranges, values dependent on other values). That combined with a canonicalized encoding form (DER) goes a long way in making various error states unrepresentable.
Thanks, I just noticed that. I was deceived by the URL.
I use VLC on iOS as well, but primarily for videos.

There’s the Decoupled app which is pretty neat for playing audio on iOS. You can transfer audio files using Wi-Fi.
> I think a lot of idealistic people today concerned with justice, would prefer a myth by which organizing in pursuit of said justice is bottom-up, starting from the most disadvantaged and intersectional, instead of the Maiars’ top-down.

Hence the standard trope plot of all JRPGs: “Using the power of friendship to kill God”.
Because whenever someone has a really big result, they try to publish it in Nature or Science.

By their very nature, big results are more likely to be wrong than small, incremental results. The main reason why Nature is prestigious is because getting published there means the scientific reviewers and editors think your result is really important.
I think they meant it's believed that most/some exit nodes are run by US intelligence to spy on people. Not that development has anything to do with them now.
10x sounds great until you look at this as an absolute value. It's 10 seconds.

That would be huge if it were a a runtime cost, but this is a one time cost at compile time, and this build will be cached unless you're upgrading serde (or its dependencies). The value of that 10 seconds compared to the cost is a faustian bargain.
“The words we speak become the house we live in.”

- Hafiz, the Persian poet
You can exclude certain playlists from the list of stuff that is considered when creating the recommendations. Tap the three dots on a playlist and tap "Exclude from taste profile".
> Dawoodi Bohras come from Mumbai, India, where this is common

The Dawoodi Bohra community in India is from Gujarat, but emigrated from Oman and Yemen in the 1300s-1800s, and ended up moving the Mumbai in the 19th century.

They are a subset of the Arab origin communities within South Asia that migrated from what is now Yemen and Oman to South Asia for a mix of economic and social opportunity. There's a similar community of (Sunni) Yemenis in central Hyderabad, who emigrated from Hadhramut to Hyderabad for economic reasons, along with other groups across the entire Western Coast of the subcontinent.

This is distinct from Northwestern and Central India, where immigrants from Khorasan and Turkic Central Asia were much more common, and as such the Folk Islam practices in those regions are much more Persianate in style.
https://youtube.com/shorts/AtI1snsk2M0?feature=share This is the same person correct?
There are plenty of people who are "good at learning, understanding and thinking in a logical way about things; showing this ability" who have no capacity for getting along with other people, care nothing for others wellbeing, lack the basic skills to look after themselves, ... I could go on. It might be hell on earth.
GTK doesn't have accessibility on Windows and macOS, correct? Do you implement your own a11y? Because music as a profession seem to have a higher proportion of visually-impaired people, and I would have though that any DAW, etc. would make sure to cater to them to be competitive in the market.
There are broad-spectrum allergy shots that work by essentially turning off the part of your immune system that triggers allergies (IgE antibodies) while leaving the rest of your immune system (IgG, IgM, etc.) intact. I've been on one called Xolair for almost four years now and it's worked wonders for my copious environmental allergies... dust bunnies hardly make me sniffle now!
Typewriters and their intrinsically limited rich-text capabilities encouraged that all-caps use for distinction.

In the case of Unix, it was trademarked as all-caps, for some reason ('Multics' was not) - so for Linux it may have seemed to follow for consistence.
It definitely would. I - for one - won't be rewriting our 20+ year old servlet app in anything else but servlets, because it has proven to be an exceptionally stable environment. More than virtual threads for Tomcat requests, I'd love cheap, structured threads to be run from within a request, eg to access the database while I'm reading a webservice.
SNL hires a lot of people with improv background because that's where comedy makers are. They hire just as many people from stand-up backgrounds, because that's the other place comedians are. Last year's new four were all stand-up, like Pete Davidson.

Improv players are in a good position because being able to create comedy in the moment (improv) is a good proxy for being able to create comedy over a week (SNL). Writing is so important to SNL that players must either write themselves or partner with a writer to get airtime.

Some of the best moments were improvised, for sure, but they're not planning on it (obviously) and they're not depending on it. The sibling comment said enough about that.

> The writers change up the script until the last second, anyway, so the players are usually just as surprised at their lines as anyone.

Yeah, it's written. They're reading the lines. Not improvised. Obviously they're bringing creativity to it in their acting, but they've heard it in pitch meeting, they've contributed to writing it, they've heard it at table read, they've heard it at dress rehearsal, maybe a line on the cue card has changed.

There are moments of improvisation, but SNL is emphatically not improv.
On Kubuntu 22.04 with an RTX 30*0, you have to downgrade NVIDIA drivers to version 515 or the system won't boot. Has been like this since launch. This is especially annoying since if you want to install any other NVIDIA software, the installer will try to update the driver version and break the system again.

A friend of mine has a similar issue on Ubuntu where the system only boots 2 out of 3 times.

I also recall having similar issues almost every time when I installed systems with NVIDIA GPUs in the last decade.

Checking the forums, other people are having similar issues.

https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/no-gui-or-display-afte...

https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t/no-display-output-when...
But you still think that anytime you drive you make the decision to sit in a murder machine and no matter what the reason is any accident is your fault and you should go to prison? even if the breaks fail due etc
That was, arguably, the consequence of poor accuracy and low bomb yields - those planes had to drop a lot of ordnance for there to be a chance something actually lands on the intended target. I recall reading somewhere that a single modern guided bomb would achieve the effect that, during WW2, required 100 to 1000 bombers.
I agree with your post, this is just a small nit:

> organic wheat does not come in contact with glyphosate

Organic crops do have pesticides in them, just in lower quantities. You cannot reverse half a century of pesticide abuse simply by rotating to organic farming in a few isolated places. It's everywhere, including the soil. Even if the farmer doesn't spray glyphosate, it still exists in the environment.

Wheat is also notorious for the amount of pesticide that can be found in it. Glyphosate is just 1 part of the equation, but that is another discussion.
No, I'm not aware of anyone building their career on my tool.
>> What exactly is a closed kitchen? One with doors completely shutting it off from the rest of the home?

Precisely. My apartment has 55 square meters in all and was pretty expensive as is. My cousin who lives in Paris in a 30 meters (yes, 30 square meters!) apartment was thinking to move to an 80 square meters apartment and was asked €1,000,000 for it (one million, yes, ridiculous but these are the prices). And his 30 meters is close to half a million! So space in major cities is very expensive.

Thus having a closed kitchen effectively gains another room, I have one bedroom and a retractable couch in the living room. Because the kitchen is separated by actual walls, I have sort of a two-bedroom apartment. Two people can sleep in different rooms and it's possible to go into the kitchen or prepare food without bothering them. That becomes especially important when one has kids.

I love how you love your open space kitchens, I dare you do that with kids in a 50 square meters apartment! On the other hand gipsy lifestyle is a thing, extended family of 15 in a tent around the fire, gotta love that.
China really only started prospering after the creation of special economic zones, no? And today while there heavy state influence at the largest firms, the rest of the country pretty much operates in a market system, or do you disagree?
Why doesn't the Android app allow you to drag the forecast time around arbitrarily like the website does?
Just mentioned this in another comment, but if you have a wide range of environmental allergies then an anti-IgE treatment like Xolair would knock them all out at once, although you have to take it continuously to keep receiving it's benefit. OTOH if your rhinitis is related to nasal polyps then there's other treatments you can look into to (permanently?) shrink them.
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> It seems pretty inevitable that there will eventually be a TV series style live action LOTR— in theory that should give the breathing room necessary for the story to unfold over 30-50 hours rather than 8-9.

Great, so it will for LotR the same as what was done in the films for The Hobbit.

If you are doing LotR in more than double the runtime of the LotR extended editions (which are 11h36m), I am…beyond skeptical.
Because that's what "blocking" calls were invented to avoid.
I really like this quotation attributed to Bill Atkinson

"If you want to get it smooth, you’ve got to rewrite it from scratch at least five times."

This is so true, and so hard to have the time and motivation to do in practice.
All this actors-writers artists rights debate as of late feels like the last cries into the darkness before media, culture and the entire dialectic of creation and consumption changes forever and AI becomes THE thing behind everything. Custom generated movies, first person VR experiences, all the pleasures of a world soon to placate humans as their minds lose ascendancy on the cognitive totem pole to artificial intelligence.
> Suspension of civil rights is NEVER okay in democratic societies.

Except in case of war.
Rich assholes having fun and breaking records is so exciting. Not. You know what would really impress me? If they increased the salaries they pay.
Oof! Too down k8s initiative :-(. Definitely should be grass roots at startup based on actual problems and evaluation of the tech and alternatives.
Peer-reviewed science have less than a hundred years of history.

Even today, Large scale experimental science seldom get review from outside their lab. (Because the lab literally hire every expert in that sub-field)

Calling something "not science" because it is not peer reviewed is just ignorant
Obesity is mostly a US centric problem though. Most countries have not seen a huge rise of such problems...
> If it does get made again, it’s likely to be in a TV mini-series format, perhaps less on sets and more on dialogue/acting.

A limited series of 10 1-hour episodes will still be shorter than the extended editions of the film trilogy in total runtime.
sure, but if the phone company says there was an sms, when you open the phone it looks like there is an sms, and cellebrite extracts one, which you then present in a nice power point to the court...
then your accusation as to tapering with the evidence and where in the chain of custody it occurred had better be good, or all you are going to do is annoy the court (as someone with dozens , maybe hundred+, of cellebrite reports in various court records)
This is what armchair lawyers tend to forget, especially coders tend to forget. The law is not code. The judge is not a complier. When the law does not represent reality (this guys sells drugs and uses his phone to do it being a common reality) , then it becomes news-worthy.

But normally people just look at the reality and go "oh yes, this tool extracts the stuff on a phone and turns it into a pdf/html, how convenient". 99.99% of the time, the time a drug dealer alleging he has no knowledge of the 100's of deals on his phone is about as realistic as your 5 year old nephew with cake smeared on his face denying he ate the last bit of cake... and is treated as such.
Should the act of selling drugs be a crime?- completely different topic.
Currently, at the current rate of 99 negative articles to 1 neutral, 0 positive, I'd say it has simply become propaganda. I would encourage HN to ban all anti-China articles unless there's a willingness to try to be fair and provide a non-echo chamber news.

No, it's not sarcasm.

At the moment, HN also flags any remotely positive China stories.
>My favorite model for a distribution platform is BandCamp.

> On much of the free-to-play music, the audience can listen to the album twice before the content locks and BandCamp asks you pay to continue listening to it.

easterneuropeanmovies.com[1] comes close. Obviously, watching movies twice before paying doesn't work. Instead, easterneuropeanmovies.com allows you to watch the beginning of the movies for free.

If artists want a platform like BandCamp, they should create a pool of available movies that platform creators could instantly use.

Now, it's difficult to establish a new platform because it's not enough to program the software. The movies have to be licensed and an audience has to be acquired. If artists already take care of the license side, and if they help with acquiring an audience, they could lay the foundation for their favorite distribution channel.

[1] https://easterneuropeanmovies.com/
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This is a bug in the system alright, but do you think there are no software bugs?
Stealing others' processing power to ones benefit also happens in the silicone space. It's called cryptojacking in this case.
So just normal regular cops got "everything" off a locked iPhone.

Please share what you know, because that'd be huge news. The last info we had is that even the FBI had trouble getting into a locked 4S and the protection has improved significantly.

After that the info was that Graykey(?) could bypass the attempt limit on passcodes, but by having an alphanumeric code you could make brute forcing take longer than our Sun has life left in it.
how did they explain the caveman surviving the centuries between first death and the body being found?
About fifteen years ago shortly after high school I spent a week of our two week trip at an Onsen in Tsu. It was the off-season and we were among only a small handful of guests. The place was pretty off the beaten path and the staff spoke no English. I was not a Japan-o-phile, unlike my friends whom I was with, and yet I found a strong and unexpected appreciation of the beauty and atmosphere of the place, the rain, the warmth of the water, the process of purifying yourself before entering. It was formative.