skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Officials who told everyone hand washing was more effective than wearing masks.
> Build systems should be imperative and type-checked.

Perhaps Meson fits the bill for you?
How many domestic flights has Russia downed? The plane was like 11 minutes into a Moscow to St. Petersburg leg.

https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/ra-02795#31b7cbf...
Since they are working for a percentage of the amount of salary they have negotiated for you, they have a diminishing return to spend time pushing too hard. Additionally, if they fight too hard, too often, the company is less likely to engage with the recruiter in the future, if they feel they are overpaying for that recruiter's candidates vs another's.
This is the thing that comes to you if you take too much Benadryl at noonday.
It gave you a Sims character?
> I interpreted "it depends on randomness" as "speak up if you have at least one boy" or "speak up if you have at least one girl", each of which would result in 450 saying something in your example and the math works.

The point is that original problem says "I tell you I have two children and that (at least) one of them is a boy". It doesn't say "I tell you I have two children and [when you ask me to confirm whether (at least) one of them is a boy] that (at least) one of them is a boy".

Reasoning from the cases "BB", "BG", "GB", "GG" - and discarding the last one to get p(BB)=1/3 - is implicitly using the cases "BB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy", "BG and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy", "GB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy", "GG and I tell you something else like at least one of them is a girl".

That breaks the symmetry between the "I tell you that at least one of them is a boy" and the "I tell you that at least one of them is a girl" problems. Using the cases in the previous paragraph the answer for the former is p(BB)=1/3 but the answer to the latter is p(GG)=1.

If you want to have the same solution when you switch girl <-> boy ["one of them is a boy, what is the probability that I have two boys" <-> "one of them is a girl, what is the probability that I have two girls"] you should treat them equally.

A quite natural way to do so would be to consider the eight equiprobable cases (some of them repeated)

BB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
BB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
BG and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
BG and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl
GB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
GB and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl
GG and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl
GG and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl

but then the answer to both problems is 1/2.

You can make the answer to both problems 1/3 but the eight cases that you would need to consider for that are quite unnatural:

BB and [... discard this line somehow ...]
BB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
BG and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
BG and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl
GB and I tell you that at least one of them is a boy
GB and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl
GG and I tell you that at least one of them is a girl
GG and [... discard this line somehow ...]
Correct. It will almost never produce an even number, so there's already one bit of entropy lost. It will also never produce lots of other numbers.
The batteries power electronics for navigation, communications, and ship’s systems like moving the tiller. That’s a tiny fraction of the energy needed for large cargo ship propulsion.

Wind is what provides power and scales incredibly far, we already have individual floating 16MW wind turbines. The very largest ships are approaching 60MW, but rarely operate at full power instead “slow steaming” to conserve fuel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_steaming

The cost of the ship alone is irrelevant if you’re trying to sell fuel at 4x the price almost nobody is going to be willing to pay when they’re not even willing to pay full price at todays fuel prices instead choosing to travel slower than sailing ships while still paying for fuel.

PS: As to battery weight, ships scale really well around weight which is why we have ships moving 200,000+ tractor trailers worth of cargo. There’s fully battery powered ships traveling hundreds of miles for local delivery to remote areas. Which actually means going from Asia to Europe or Africa with some battery swapping is viable. Higher upfront costs and extra stops, but drastically reduced fuel consumption.
> The issue never seems as big a deal to me as others make it out to be… when a company switches the license, it is only for new development going forward. Any versions you were already using continue to have the same license, and you can keep using them.

This is true, but depending on the company, they may shutdown their distribution of the older releases, so if you don't have an archive, you're out of luck; possibly very quickly with zero notice. Had they gone out of business, chances are there were signs that might have lead you to start an archive ahead of time. git makes things a bit easier, as it's an archive by default, but if there were useful documents outside of git, that's an issue.
>It was a boyar making a pilgrimage to Moscow to petition the king for help.

There's no way Prigozhin thought Putin didn't understand what was going on. The narrative of "If the honorable <leader> knew how bad things were down here, he would surely fix it" as if the leader hasn't seen the videos we all have seen is stupid, a lie, and was the same lie fed to peons in the Wehrmacht at the end of the second world war when they were starving in their trenches during the desperation of the liberation of Europe.
It's very hard to filter NSFW content. Every site I tried, unstable diffusion, kawaix.com, Mage space, novel ai... They all have some content moderation on (to avoid CP, to keep payment processors happy...), but things leak.

Some are really bad at filtering. Kawaix is particularly terrible at it, because they are new, while mage have upped their game a lot but had many months to do so.

It feels like 2000' again, and it's the wild west.

Plus when you have a horde of teenagers having a whole summer to try prompts from their bed, you get serious pen testing sessions.
I mean, you could do that, but as someone who has been doing this for a very long time, I would not recommend it. If your application is very simple and has very few dependencies it might work, though I think you'll have a lot of trouble managing your dependencies across multiple environments. You wouldn't distribute a C application without a Makefile, and you shouldn't distribute or deploy a frontend application without the equivalent dependency management and build orchestration. These tools exist not just to help one developer create and app that works, but to help teams manage code contribution and dependency management across environments.
`-g` was new to me. I believe I have done something similar by providing an explicit bind address to -L, like this:

ssh -L 0.0.0.0:2222:10.0.0.1:22 host

I think this will bind to 0.0.0.0:2222 (allowing remote hosts to connect) and forward all traffic to that port to 10.0.0.1:22 (from the server's perspective).

The biggest gap in this collection of tricks (IMO) is SSH certificate support.
Pytudes
Amongst other coverage and reports, from other HN submissions:

- Prigozhin on Manifest of Plane That Crashed in Russia <https://www.wsj.com/world/russia/plane-carrying-wagner-owner...>

- Wagner Chief Prigozhin Reported Dead After Russian Forces Shoot Down Plane <https://www.newsweek.com/yevgeny-prigozhin-dead-plane-shot-d...>

- Yevgeny Prigozhin on Manifest of Plane That Crashed in Russia <https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/yevgeny-prigozhin-plane-cra...>

- Wagner’s Yevgeniy Prigozhin believed to be aboard crashed plane in Russia <https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/08/23/yevgeniy-pri...>

- Russian officials say Prigozhin was on passenger list of jet that crashed <https://www.npr.org/2023/08/23/1195466126/russia-wagner-prig...>

- Russian Wagner chief Prigozhin listed on board plane that crashed in Moscow <https://www.cnn.com/europe/live-news/russia-ukraine-war-news...>

- Wagner Chief Prigozhin Listed Aboard Crashed Jet, Reports Say <https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-08-23/prigozhin...>

- Wagner boss Prigozhin listed as passenger in fatal plane crash <https://www.axios.com/2023/08/23/wagner-prigozhin-plane-cras...>

- Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin on passenger list of crashed plane <https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-66599774>

- Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin dies <https://abcnews.go.com/International/wagner-group-leader-yev...>

- Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin listed as passenger on plane which crashed <https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2023/aug/23/russia-uk...>

- Prigozhin Listed as Passenger on Plane That Crashed, Killing All Aboard <https://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/08/23/world/prigozhin-russ...>

- Wagner mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin killed in plane crash with nine others <https://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/23/wagner-mercenary-boss-yevgen...>

- Yevgeny Prigozhin was passenger on crashed plane, Russian officials say <https://www.ft.com/content/812c9da3-80f2-4fe1-8fad-0b4441d19...>

- Wagner boss Prigozhin killed in plane crash in Russia <https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-66599733>

- Wagner chief among passengers on crashed plane – officials [RT] <https://www.rt.com/russia/581729-wagner-chief-plane/>

There's one further which is an opinion piece from a few weeks back, well before the present news: "Prigozhin will either be dead or there will be a second coup" <https://www.ft.com/content/03f220e1-6a7e-4850-bf4e-4b0f521d8...>.

To which one is strongly tempted to respond: "why not both?"
100 percent legal to use the generated images as freely as you like in that case.
It is a reference to Richmond VA, which was indeed the Confederate capital ages ago.

2 hours north of Richmond is Washington DC. The "rich men north of Richmond" are in DC.

The song has nothing to do with Confederates, and more to do with folk anthems like those made by Arlo and Woody Guthrie. Or at least it does at first, but then syphons the rage to other targets, which look an awful lot like standard republican talking points.

Grassroots popularity? Or a conservative media machine trying to deflect from the problems they helped make?
I am new to beekeeping this year and just trying to build my colonies up from the nucs I received. I have not done mite checks as I don’t want to kill a cup of bees every few weeks just to do the check, and a shocking number of beekeepers I’ve met have mentioned that they lost entire colonies as soon as they treated for mites. I desperately want to be treatment-free - if I pick up that book would the lessons be applicable if I stuck with Langstroth hive bodies?
A lesser known but quite useful bit of ssh is connection multiplexing. Rather than establish a new tcp connection, doing the auth dance, etc, you can tell ssh to reuse an existing connection. (The protocol itself has a notion of channels, a bit of metadata with every data frame to distinguish different streams, and this functionality uses that).

The big thing with it is that you don't have to do a full auth for subsequent sessions - nice if you don't have tmux (etc) on the remote, and do multiple panes via multiple terminal windows. Particularly when auth involves a passphrase and hsm touch or similar that can take several seconds.

It also has a "connection persistence" setting so when you're bouncing around between a handful of servers you don't have to auth each and every time you switch between servers.

Overall I think of it as one of those features that's nice to have, but not really life changing or anything - Some servers I connect to have it turned off and I notice it's absence more than I notice when it's working.

More info: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSSH/Cookbook/Multiplexing
Failing silently: developing a chess engine
An embarrassing day for America.

The country that first visited the Moon should have explored the lunar south pole decades ago. Then the dark side of the moon. Then a manned colony.

Instead we are beaten by a foreign nation to the south pole. And our next project is a manned landing on the moon, which we already accomplished in the 1960s.
"Now"?

I doubt everyone is going to want to have six mangled fingers on one hand and a claw on the other.
Faster video processing and cost controls with Mux's Upload SDKs for mobile
Wood ash isn't carbon. It's mostly remnant minerals like sodium, potassium, and calcium after the carbon has burned away (hence "potash" = "pot ash" as potassium's namesake).

The proper comparison here would be charcoal.

(Volcanic ash, on the other hand, contains common rock-forming elements: silicon, magnesium, and iron, with the proportions depending on the type of volcano.)
Paralysed woman able to ‘speak’ through digital avatar in world first
27 cents a day sounds worse to me. You typically can't pay for 1 day, so it's not really true.
Seriously great program. Licensing model just fine. I use this all the time, so do my collegues at other companies.

The developer Jordi has a great speech online about product development.
Congrats! I'm a fan and subscribed.

Tech nitpick: I was a bit annoyed though that the green buttons to subscribe are then replaced by green buttons to "gift to a friend" or subscribe to newsletter. It's easy to add to uBlock, but it would be nice to not have annoyances that distract from reading. I really like the long form of articles.
Partially copying a comment I made in response to a now flagged comment. May be useful info for non-US folks

>>In nearly every County I've lived in the Sheriff was an elected position. King County WA (the Seattle metro area) is the only counter-example. That used to be an elected position until a recent-ish (2020?) popular vote changed the County Sheriff to an appointed position (appointed by the elected County Executive).

In Washington State, the Revised Code of Washington (our state law) defines a Sheriff and their duties, which do not include enforcement of Federal or State laws, but rather keeping the peace and executing the orders of the Court. They do have a defined duty to make "complaint of all violations of the criminal law", but things like Covid restrictions would not fall under that.
Hah! Zathras starred in that movie. Go figure.

* By the way, there only ever was one Zathras, but he used the Great Machine to time travel so that he could work more than 24 hours per day. Or maybe someone used it on him, that part's unclear (I mean, why would he do that to himself?).
Wikipedia (see elsewhere for link) has good coverage of that. "A" was intended to be said, but when humans say lines like that it is common to miss a word here and there. There is no way to know for sure if he said it and the technology of the time didn't pick it up, or if he misstated his own quote.
The FAQ on OP's page says this is the first price increase they've ever had.
A blockbuster quarter for sure with eps up 854%.
that’s nice but not holistic enough

people are overly assuming ingrained bias from a shadowy cabal of hiring managers and not looking at different gendered funnels, attrition, and personal contribution to the outcomes all within the same roles

HIRED’s recruitment report, for example, found very gendered compensations asks to begin with

similarly, people discount the risk many men take to skew it. for everyone worried about coming across as “too bitchy” there are a bunch of men that came across as “too cocky” and got fired or rejected and kept trying until they were hired at a company who needs someone to “to make the tough decisions” like tough to swallow decisions

the observation discounts how many people are overly focused on moving up in one company, versus not being married to any particular company at all, and how gendered even that is, when the latter has a 30% pay bump compared to eking out 5% discretionary promotions within the same company

also discounted is how many men would also leave the workforce if there was a reliable option of being subsidized for house work and unpaid emotional labor, you’ll get workplace equality and wage normalization overnight with that patch to the culture, instead of focusing solely on trying to patch the workplace and acting confused when the same outcome persists

the incentives for men are work or homelessness, unsheltered, outside. there are no classified ads with discounted or free rent “for men only”, or working for the self accolade of proving you didn't do the easy option. these things are all connected to workplace outcomes
“Project Moohan” Is Google and Samsung’s Inevitable Apple Vision Pro Clone
If you think the plan to nationlize Wagner wasn't explicitly approved by Putin, I have a bridge to sell you.

Ukraine might blow it up though.
That would be very unideal. That’s why distributions exist like lazy and kickstart etc
There are free plans on polish gov site: https://www.gunb.gov.pl/projekty-architektoniczno-budowlane. You must provide some data and email.
If you have a lot of hosts listed in your ~/.ssh/config file, you can keep the file from getting too cluttered by using the Include directive, which supports wildcards...

# in ~/.ssh/config
Include config.d/*.conf

# in ~/.ssh/config.d/work.conf
host work
hostname myoffice.example.com
user myuser

# in ~/.ssh/config.d/client1.conf
host client1.dev
hostname dev.client.example.net
user someuser

host client1.prod
hostname prod.client.example.net
user someuser
Bing chat uses DALL-E for image generation. The results were complete gibberish. Characters that looked like an alien alphabet and the graphic was also so abstract to not represent anything.
More than 1,000 people were missing [1] in the Camp fire. 85 people died.

[1] https://www.npr.org/2018/11/16/668552010/more-than-600-peopl...
That’s one approach. Or we could advocate for more pollinator friendly plantings on boulevards and the edges of parks, and advocate for the outright banning of pesticides/herbicides in parks and on lawns. I find it unconscionable that we have elevated green, non-native monoculture lawns to the highest order, allowing people to spray what they want and waste up to 75% of household water on irrigating their lawns for… the ego stroke of green lawns in August?
> ".local" isn't quite what people think it is

Whereas ".intranet", ".lan", and some others are what (some) people think ".local" is[1].

[1] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6762#appendix-G
Doesn't it just all comes down to money? The US just doesn't focus on that anymore. Which is a shame, I guess.
I see. the same holds true. If you have prior knowledge that your house is structurally unsound and your neighbor has a bomb proof house, you should probably use common sense and stay with your neighbors instead.

Im not saying never follow orders, just that by definition universal orders aren't best for everyone in every situation. Common sense goes a long way towards contextualizing them and their usefulness.
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I dare ask, what’s the cynical / self-interested angle on this?

European legislation that makes US right to repair compliance moot (i.e. as long as new products will have to comply with stricter foreign norms, might as well adopt them in all locales)?
As a millennial caught in between the IRC and Discord waves (I feel like a lot of us were just on Reddit), how can I find these Discord communities?
That’s widely understood by clinicians and psychologists, so nothing new. In the end it likely causes mental suffering to the people closely involved with narcissists like partners, children … - that’s what all types have in common as the outcome.
Which laws are that? Do they also apply to a non-profit e.V.?
The Sheriff is the only law enforcement officer in the US that the people vote for. All others are appointed.

This brings the most powerful enforcer of the law in the US very close to the citizens and voters. They know this person and can personally remove them from office in small elections.
That can't be correct, on 07/14/2021 I paid for a year since they were raising the prices, I might have my exact numbers wrong but they did increase prices before.

EDIT:

Here is where they went from $5->$6 in 2019 [0] and here is where they went from $6->$7 [1]

[0] https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-computer-backup-pri...

[1] https://www.backblaze.com/blog/subscription-changes-for-comp...
You would direct the revenue from the tax into grants for those least able to upgrade to electric on their own. London is doing such a scrappage scheme right now for the latest increase in emissions standards.
So you believe that without the bug you would be able to come close to the quality of the diffusion model I have linked? I'm not even asking about using the same compute (1 GPU for ~1 month) but if you just believe BigGAN can come close to that in general.

Also the bug is probably related to the added complexity of training a GAN model in comparison to a diffusion model.
We are doing now what you did half a century ago. How exactly is that embarrassing for you?
Said like you are proud to have found some kind of "gotcha"; it's a cute example, but I don't see the relevance.

The goal the article, GP and I mentioned were simplicity and reducing amounts of code, and the comment was about how we have the ability to measure our code 's performance.

Yes, immediate fetch every time vs caching is a question of competing goals. The default approach would be to avoid adding the code and complexity of caching. BUT, and that is a big "BUT", if the context of the software's use requires it (e.g., cached uses are far more numerous than fresh and using cached values will not screw up the results), then add it, and be efficient about it.

What's the big deal, what am I missing?
It's uncomfortable, but possible. In other domains, you might not be able switch from one choice to the other at all.

I find that thought calming.
Some companies seem to lie about their top range number as well. If you pass the interview and ask you for a figure and you come back with their top range number, suddenly there are reasons you shouldn't be making that. I strongly suspect they have no intention of giving out that amount but are instead using it to entice people that are willing to accept less than they are worth. It plants the idea that one day you will be making that much at the company if you accept less for now.
Why does there need to be an alternative, and yes central planning often does prevent both local planning and individuals " doing the best for themselves. " for example in the context of Covid response there were many FEDERAL policies put in place that preventing local authorities from overriding them, and prevented "individuals doing the best for themselves. "

Some of these were over turned by the courts after months or years of fighting, some the central planners just rescinded, but in all cases the central planning supplanted local and individual freedom

In the context of Maui, I bet there are federal policies in place on the subject of Forrest management, fire control, etc that all supplant local authority, and certainly remove individual control
Netflix's disc plan was simply amazing, about 15-20 years ago. They had titles that nobody else would carry and you just couldn't find anywhere else. I seldom went in for big blockbuster films. Most of the time, I would change the address on my account and then travel to my parents' for vacation, and do a few cycles of receive/return from their home. We would all gather around and watch.

There were religious documentaries, other documentaries, spiritual things, niche titles, just really enjoyable stuff that I could enjoy with Mom and Dad around.

It got to a point where I wasn't really watching the discs anymore at my own home, and so I canceled the service. I'm frankly amazed that it's perdured until 2023.
Having toured a couple, they also smell like farts.