skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've overwintered once. So far so good. No treatment. I've hives that have zero mites, and hives that have moderate mite load. We'll see what happens this coming winter.
fucking great, now maybe we can hold them accountable for leaking our PII to creepy advertisers that follow you around with a slew of creepy adds.
Panstir range is very short - wikipedia says 20km. It would need to be deployed at exact right spot. Why risk it when you can take it out with s-300 from a comfortable distance?
Discord is not a social platform. It's a chatroom for gamers, to share memes and voice chat while they play <game-of-the-month>. It's not a base for documentation. It's not a platform for your next product (other than a bot..) launch. It's poorly designed for searching, for knowledge, for connecting. It's 2020s version of ICQ.
Try pasting into another app, like a text editor.
Most jobs in human history were not labors of passion, it is only in very recent history that it is so. We should not expect it to be the case that people will love their job, as not all loves are employable, as OP in the thread is finding out. While OP might dislike it, there are many others who will fill their space if OP leaves that job or industry, those that actually enjoy what they do.

Contrast that to the people on https://old.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion, where people willingly experiment with multiple approaches to media generation. At least some of those people will be interested in 3D modeling and will willingly take OP's job, because they genuinely enjoy it and OP now does not.

In the end, adapt, or others who do will take over. That's been the historical precedent for millennia, and it will not stop now.
How did Chandrayaan 2 fail? A software glitch
More like "the door misunderstood and thought you said something racist, your account has now been terminated and doors disabled"
> Oh, so first you print free money and dump it into inflating assets making the rich obscenely rich, and now Joe Schmoe will have to be taxed to pay for it?

> So that's how trickle down at works. Privatize the winnings, socialize the losses.

This has been going on for as long as I've been alive. I don't see how it could be possibly be solved with the system being as it is. If anything, with tech enabling increasingly draconian control over people, it will get worse.
LOL. I love these kinds of posts. Ok smarty pants, you like cash. You have none in your wallet during a natural disaster. You need to buy emergency supplies. The ATM does not work. Now what?

Please do not reply to this post saying that you are a "prepper".
This has happened to the U.S. with Iran Air 655. Ultimately shooting at an aircraft based just on a radar blip is inherently error prone. The biggest difference probably is that the U.S. relies more on fighters for air defense and usually the rules of engagement require a visual confirmation, which is very unlikely to mistake an airliner for a military jet.
Yes, I see it now - hadn't scrolled all the way to the bottom...
>it would be so easy to destroy someone's career or relationship by making these deepfakes and then spreading them around.

Only because this tech isn't yet well known. People will just correctly learn to not trust anything they see online.
John asked, but that doesn't mean a reporter will do.
Lemmy has been surprisingly good as a Reddit replacement given the relative user counts.

With 3rd party apps like Sync already migrated, you'd almost not even know you weren't just on Reddit.
CPU/GPUs are general purpose, if enough workload demand exists specialized Transformer cores will be designed. Likewise, its not at all clear that current O(N^2) self-attention is the ideal setup for larger context lengths. All to say, I'd believe we have another 8-10x algorithmic improvement in inference costs over the next 10 years. In addition to whatever Moore's law brings.
18k on a 600k house. Not anything to shrug at.
I've done more sugar shakes than alcohol tests. Besides powdered sugar being a mite test, it's also a mite treatment because a) it triggers hygienic behavior in the bees and that helps them get rid of mites, and b) it makes it harder for mites to hold on to the bees.
How exactly do Republicans still not realize they're fascists?
Not your workplace culture, the whole culture

To get a similar level of representation more commonly
Do you still own stock?
Fps in CSGO isn’t really so dependent on the GPU as more modern games, so comparing with a different game might be more accurate.
> I see libraries of components/widgets offer versions for React and Vue and other things, never a web component version.

In this regard, because I don't want to be tied to a JS framework (because most of the time I don't even use one) but I still want to have a cohesive set of UI components, I've been using Shoelace: https://shoelace.style

You can use it any way you want, with a framework or not, in a SPA or not. It's a bit like using Bootstrap components, except you get much less markup cruft.

Their own bullet points:

- Works with all frameworks
- Works with CDNs
- Fully customizable with CSS
- Includes a dark theme
- Built with accessibility in mind
- First-class React support
- Built-in localization
- Open source

Also it looks great out of the box.
You will just walk away, and another from the large stack of candidates who passed the interview process will accept that same offer. Engineers just have become much more easily obtainable and replaceable.
I hate reddit's up/down voting.
There's a link dead center of the page, when you first visit, that clearly says "... Twitter by Elon Musk".
Wait, I thought that mechanism is built in to the contract and not the exchange platform? Am I understanding it wrong?
EatTheWeeds: Episode 166: The Cinnamon Tree [video]
see also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiko_goat and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mustang
Seems it doesn’t work in React, everything is sent as a string. There was a link in the article that shows how well web components work with various frameworks.

https://custom-elements-everywhere.com/

You can see how React fares for itself.
Drone on Moon?

How will it fly? There is no atmosphere.

But yes, it’d be cool if it were possible.
Surely, you must be joking
Dragon Age 2 had some unfinished parts and cringey parts but fundamentally was still a decent game. I’ve tried Inquisition three times now and can’t get through it. It’s just a slog IMO.
> I tried ChatGPT 4 for a specific TX county's laws. This was after I had spent hours doing traditional search. ChatGPT got everything correct, and even gave me some more direction.

Some months back, I tried asking it detailed questions about Australian drug laws. Initially it responded accurately, but then told me some absolute crazy nonsense (that LSD was a completely legal drug in Australia). I just tried it again and it isn't doing that any more. I still wouldn't trust anything it says about legal topics.

IBM mainframe assembly language remains a topic on which ChatGPT (the GPT-3.5 version at least) rather consistently hallucinates. For example, I just asked it to explain the difference between SVC (Supervisor Call) and PC (Program Call) instructions. It wrongly claimed PC is used to make calls within the current program. On the contrary, the PC instruction is basically an LPC/IPC mechanism, it is used to make a call to another process running in a different address space.
That image is really off-putting. It looks wrong in several ways I can identify and some that I can’t.
Show HN: Car Concepts AI – Hit 300 Users
Why's that bad? Should every URL be doxxable?
Argue a ton of your free time? Infinisil's post was about the same length as the one you just wrote, and considering you are engaging in more of an argument in this thread than he did in the posted thread, you better look yourself in the mirror. I think you owe Infinisil an apology.
That was what I was being sold. Do 20 years in the service, then retire with a pension at the age of 38. Do another 20 years in a civilian role, then retire with a second pension before turning 60. I didn't buy it.
He probably didn’t get any as an intern.
Likely Biak (Indonesia), from https://www.spacetechasia.com/isro-visits-indonesias-space-a...

“ISRO and LAPAN have had a long history of collaboration, with ISRO owning a ground station on the Indonesian island of Biak, which has supported many of India’s launches.”
Since we are already that far, I am thinking we should by law tag AI generated data in the Metadata.
My guess is that we've reached a peak in the amount of new investment that can be made annually, based on tech nearing total proliferation throughout society. The tech can sort of only advance as fast as tech companies can grow, and they can't grow exponentially after they account for some percentage of the global workforce.

My guess is that we'll see improvements at closer to the current rate rather than at an increasing rate.
> I’d wager the biggest non-speculative use case is pig butchering scams and ransomware.

Probably, but drugs are also a big use-case (and I don't just mean retail, its used in wholesale for transferring sums of money internationally to buy precursors, for example)
>My strategy would be to not respond with a number to any offer until I have all of the offers I expect to get on the table (either that or those companies have told me definitely that they are not interested in going any further, so I can cross them off my list of possibles). My only response to an offer before that point would be to say "Ok, thanks very much for your offer, let me do some thinking about it and get back to you".

Okay, so you don't respond with a number at all, do I understand correctly? I think you overestimating your negotiation skills a bit but if it works for you, best of luck.
Fooled easily? This is news to me. The YouTube videos that I have seen are elaborate. And no way you can do this at a store!
Use twitter and reddit to promote your blog.
Icewind Dale was amazing. I feel like Tyranny is IWD’s spiritual successor as a great game lost in a bigger game’s shadow.
I see people talk about React, Vue, and jQuery all the time. I occasionally see people talk about straight JS with no libs or Svelte. I may be able to recognize other framework names.

I literally can’t remember the last time I saw a mention of web components online, let alone an article about them.

Which is one of the reasons I was so interested to read this one.
I made a similar comment on the story about apple and right to repair. Although I think this is interesting and has potential, the trust and absolute statements in their reporting worries me greatly.

As a journalist, your job is to inform and question. They don't seem to be questioning.

In their apple article on apple support RTR, they write, "This is a landmark shift in policy from Apple." [1]

It's not. They have played this game before; creating RTR "friendly" programs and then forcing signing of strict NDAs, and requirements that leave repair shops worse then they would without the program. [2-5]

Also, "It means, effectively, that consumers have won". Wow, I have never heard that before, only for it to fail or be false. Remind you of the New York bill which was kneecapped at "last minute by Gov. Kathy Hochul"? [6]

1: https://www.404media.co/apple-endorses-california-right-to-r...

2: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/may/18/we-are-lo...

3: https://www.howtogeek.com/894168/apples-self-repair-program-...

4: https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjdjnv/apples-independent-re... (ironically from vice, lol)

5: https://www.theregister.com/2022/04/28/apple_selfservice_sla...

6: https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7gdwb/new-yorks-right-to-re...
> service that gives me a lot of peace of mind

I actually was deciding on this, and checked reddit, found many horror stories how data silently disappeared without chance of recovery, and opted for home nas..
Linguists explore how human language handles leaps from the here and now
https://navyrecognition.com/index.php/naval-news/naval-news-...

https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2023/08/22/...

"Defense ministry says no" or "No evidence, says Defense ministry" depending on how you like to interpret it.

They will have hydrophones around this island so thick you could walk across the straights of Taiwan on them, assuming you didn't trip over all the fibre optic cables. It's also geologically active, an earthquake zone and so they're used to both listening, and hearing stuff.
More of a pump and dump than a Ponzi scheme
> But GameWorks' capabilities are necessarily Nvidia-optimized; such code may perform poorly on AMD GPUs.

From the arstechnica article about Witcher 3.

How dare Nvidia optimize their game enhancing effects for Nvidia hardware and forget to do it for their competitors hardware as well! And as for a lot of these complaints, could it be that a lot of companies only optimize for hardware that has the largest market share?

According to the steam hardware survey in July of 2023, Nvidia accounts for 75% of the GPUs[0]. Nvidia and Amd have a lot of incompatibilities, and it can be hard to make the same code performant on both. It makes sense, as a game company, to prioritize optimizations for the largest market. No collusion and evil corporate mega lord scheming needed for this.

Edit: Also, Nvidia does put out a lot of research efforts for free. Path rendering on the GPU for example (PhysX being another). You can find research papers and videos published by Nvidia for these things. I would consider that practical work. You can hate on Nvidia for lots of things, but this is one thing I find weird to be combative over.

Second Edit: Also, why do you find the statements Nvidia said about the PhysX improvements funny? They’re right. Most games 13 years ago left a lot of idle time on the GPU while the CPU worked overtime to do logic, physics, sound, culling, etc. Lots of that stuff has also been moved to the GPU to minimize the amount of idle time on either the CPU or GPU. Nothing funny about what they said there.

[0]: https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/
The World Is Going Blind. Taiwan Offers a Warning, and a Cure
awesome, we'll check it out!
In their apple article on apple support RTR, they write, "This is a landmark shift in policy from Apple." [1]

It's not. They have played this game before; creating RTR "friendly" programs and then forcing signing of strict NDAs, and requirements that leave repair shops worse then they would without the program. [2-5]

Also, "It means, effectively, that consumers have won". Wow, I have never heard that before, only for it to fail or be false. Remind you of the New York bill which was kneecapped at "last minute by Gov. Kathy Hochul"? [6]

EDIT: LMAO, Rossman has of course called the whole thing fishy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tB3t7xGWjk

1: https://www.404media.co/apple-endorses-california-right-to-r...

2: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/may/18/we-are-lo...

3: https://www.howtogeek.com/894168/apples-self-repair-program-...

4: https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjdjnv/apples-independent-re... (ironically from vice, lol)

5: https://www.theregister.com/2022/04/28/apple_selfservice_sla...

6: https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7gdwb/new-yorks-right-to-re...
Who do I pay for better search? Honest question, I'd love a recommendation.
Light-Activated Actuators
Photomechanical crystals composed of three-dimensionally ordered and densely packed photochromes hold promise for high-performance photochemical actuators.
I’d like to believe that this is the future. Already with the rise of digitally native relationships nudes have become commonplace (even Jeff Bezos has sent some). Now with these widely accessible deep-fake generators any leaked nude photo can be chalked up to digital malfeasance!
To play the free market advocate:

The situation is created by artificial restrictions on free market (namely state enforced monopolies on "IPR", or as some call it, imaginary property).
> Boiling frog scenario for sure.

they are currently very profit negative (25m revenue with 14m loss), so they still need hike prices very significantly to catch up..
If you still have the source code to those apps (ie not work related ones), you should update to the latest master and try the Flutter web performance again, especially adding WASM [0]. It might be interesting to see just how fast it is now.

[0] https://docs.flutter.dev/platform-integration/web/wasm
Yup. I generally enjoy some of the topics the guys on that podcast cover, but any time Chamath is on it's fairly cringey.

I've seen enough scammy crap in my life, and unfortunately was part of briefly earlier in life, that when things like SPACs pop up the scams are fairly obvious.

If anyone tries to sell you on something that doesn't make sense even after you spend some time researching it, it's probably in the scam bucket.
You are paying a mechanic face to face with a stolen credit card? Man, this whole string of posts has become utterly farcical. <Adjusts tin foil hat>
- Server side rendering is essentially a hack to work around web crawlers' inability to parse dynamic single page apps... My first issue with this is that it doesn't make sense to me why someone would build a high-exposure public website/landing page as a dynamic single page web app, what you really need is a website; these are much more lightweight, easier to cache and deliver over CDN and they use up far fewer resources (no need to serve libraries which are not necessary for the current page). Also, why would you want web crawlers to parse a dynamic application (e.g. dashboard and private areas)? It shouldn't even be visible unless the user is authenticated (which the crawler is not!). What should you show the web crawler in that case? Do you really need Google to see all your apps' form templates with all the empty input fields? SEO is for marketing; in this case, you need a website with a landing page and potentially a blog, not a dynamic single page app.

- About bundling, the current reality is that frameworks like React come with a huge amount of dependencies/boat... On the other hand, native Web Components require no dependencies. Web Components will generally load much faster even without bundling than React + all dependencies in a bundle because those bundles are often huge... Not to mention that nowadays, tags expose some nice attribute which let you control the loading and execution order of scripts in a highly fine-grained way (e.g. async and defer attributes on the script tag). That's even without going into the fact that since HTTP2, servers have the ability to preemptively push resources to the client without any round-trip latency. Also, loading resources separately allows for more fine-grained cashing with CDNs; you share some components between some pages and you only need to load what you need explicitly as needed.
The Fed literally killed multiple banks not six months ago.
time is a flat circle - RSS feeds come back bb, I missed you
Digital Research's GEM was able to do a better job than early Windows of getting the Lisa/Mac UI style/paradigm on PC hardware. So much so that Apple sued them. And they got to market sooner than Microsoft.

Though their original target wasn't a Mac clone, it borrowed Mac UI elements. Lee Jay Lorenzen left Xerox and joined DR because he couldn't sell Xerox on the idea of getting Xerox Star functionality onto commodity 8080/8086 class machines.

Another early one was VisiOn, from the VisiCalc folks, which had a very nice (for the time) minimalistic look and feel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visi_On
And of all the predations on the net - it’s wild THIS is what the ftc goes after. How about non age gated / warned gore and porn? How is that no a violation?
The suckers aren’t just investors, but also employees who work at companies that hinted/promised liquidity via one of these transactions. I didn’t work at a company that failed to ipo via spac, but I almost did and although every technical interviewer felt earnest, something felt off about their lack of detail around business and the equity part of the comp.

Too much of it felt like hot air and I went elsewhere. This was two years ago, and indeed some BS press release from a year ago says their “deal” fell apart. Seemingly reputable investors too, wtf.

Keep your BS detectors on at all times.
I never understood how so many people - seemingly everyone - all came to the conclusion that Discord is all these things that it clearly isn’t.
if the constraints are like that, 1 actuator and 2 rigid bodies, i don't think i can find a better solution. so, mighty fine job, i guess?
> over 100,000,000 gigabytes

Accodrding to Google:

https://www.google.com/search/howsearchworks/how-search-work...
I'm on Twitter off/on for 10 years. I still don't get it' value proposition.
OP wasn't discussing a singular instance, but what you can infer if it keeps happening. As N increases the role of luck decreases.
react passes everything as attributes for some reason which is the cause of the issue. I personally don’t understand why this hasn’t been fixed. Preact has managed to support properties which makes web components work as expected, you’d think it would be fairly easy for React as well.
Relying on that too hard might be a bit hazardous:

https://reason.com/volokh/2023/08/21/another-note-from-a-jud...

https://reason.com/volokh/2023/06/22/sanctions-issued-in-cas...
He is determined to see no value. Today I couldn’t find the mouse acceleration toggle in macOS, and google turned up a bunch of mediocre results I would have to sift through. ChatGPT just gave me the terminal command I was looking for immediately.
You’re right but also very few theses are actually read. I know people who have delisted theirs from Google scholar because they had better presentations of the same results published in journals after they defended.
Oh I think it goes further back than that. Read a turn-of-the-20th century newspaper for some sensational headlines and muckracking. Perhaps it's always been this way. "Informing the public" via news is inseparable from gossip and campfire tales.
definitely agree. the more i see something like this, the more i see it as people keep wanting to get freebies for free while keep generating obscene amount of money out of it. nothing more, nothing less.
To be clear, the ~10k USD cash limit before reporting is standard in all highly advanced countries for global money laundering agreements. You see these same restrictions when travelling internationally.