skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does inflicting self torture should be considered as time spent living?
Sure - I think there's a hair to be split here where we could argue that weaponizing anti-circumvention logic in GPLv2 is generally in the spirit of the GPL as a whole, but then also say they in GPLv3 we decided to remove it because while it's in the spirit, it's too dangerous, and net-better for user freedom if using GPLv3 software doesn't carry the risk of accidentally tripping up anti-circumvention laws.
Give it a moment. It populated for me after several seconds
Also, I'm curious what current FSD cameras do around sunset. Are they blinded?

Yes, if you drive on the 105 Freeway in LA in the Hawthorne area (heading east in the morning or west in the evenings, into the sun) you'll notice a lot of Teslas driving erratically, like teenagers learning to brake for the first time. It's not so noticeable in rush hour traffic, but it's very noticeable when traffic isn't heavy. My coworkers that drive Teslas no longer use AP or FSD as they are terrified of it.
Ah I wondered where the Jack Reacher TV series was shot, mystery solved.
What's with LG in general? It seems they often have problems with EDIDs.
... read what I wrote instead of attempting to put your own spin on it. It's LITERALLY my current deal.
As far as I can tell most philosophy/thought is really rationalization not reasoning. In the information age the clay at your fingertips to mold the strongest and most effective rationalizations to allow you to get through the day is near infinite. You can pick and choose the exact ideas you need to allow you to accomplish whatever goal or self-image you want.
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Elite capture is a real phenomenon and I think one that affirmative action programs worldwide struggle to handle. It's worth acknowledging even if we ultimately decide the benefits outweigh the costs.

https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/1867-elite-capture
It is the telcos choice to bill regional fees directly to the consumer. They can also amortize regional fees across all their customers, meaning some may pay more while some may pay less.
> 1. If you do Google the question beforehand, delete your tracks afterwards

Wait, you get to know the question beforehand!?

> The more you say and do, the more partial credit an interviewer can give you if your code doesn’t fully work

In my experience, if the code wasn't fully correct, you don't pass the interview

> 2. Set up a basic program and make sure you can run it

If they are not using Coderpad

> 14. Talk as much as you reasonably can

Lots of interviewers stress this but I find it annoying that while trying to find a solution I also have to verbalize what I'm thinking, just give me a minute to think
Because it's linking to victims dox which would get your account banned on any reasonable website. The homepage is kiwifarms.st currently, and if you're on the fence I would encourage you to check it out for yourself and ask yourself if this is OK, and if a provider should be forced against their will to support this.
I don't have any trouble at all wrapping my head around the idea of a chatbot. I just don't have any use for it. And this may also be true for a large part of the general public.
When I first started using it was on Discover and I learned some of the businesses around me that wouldn't take Discover. For no particular reason so far that was my first and only experience with Discover.
Yeah thought I'd post on the weekly thread there. :)
Then use llama?
For the ISPs I dealt with in other countries, the lookup normally starts with: tell me your address so we can tell you what services we provide they're. Sounds like the price could easily come after that step.
Yes! This is the kind of stuff I'm talking about. I have absolutely no use for this (but I'm sure there are a few people out in the world who would love this) and I thank you for posting
This is neat! I'm going to give it a shot!
I don’t know of an off-the-shelf way to implement what you want. There’s a usb-usb converter in QMK which allows you to add QMK features to any keyboard, but QMK does not have Bluetooth support. ZMK is designed for Bluetooth but doesn’t seem to have anything like QMK’s protocol converters (tho I might have looked in the wrong place).

You might be able to DIY it with a Raspberry Pi Pico W, by gluing together the picow_bt_example_hid_host_demo and tinyusb_dev_hid_multiple_interface examples from https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-examples
Linux being a monolithic kernel and drivers being a derivative work is an important design choice, which arguably is an important reason Linux became so popular now, as it forces everyone to contribute to the common pool, if they wish to use others' work. One group deciding that they are an exception is morally wrong in my eyes, because it undermines that idea.
No, I just don't think your statement supports your argument, because its a topic that might not be discussed in front of you.

I think the article is implying that the discrimination is by other Indians, non Indians don't care, thats assumed.
PM over here at Figma - would love to know where you're experiencing lag / where you're seeing useless animations.

Overall we're pretty minimal when it comes to animations in product (i.e. here's a quick 22s recording of navigating between screens/opening properties panels in product today: https://video.non.io/video-2940009905.mp4) as we really want to convey that the app is snappy/performant. Definitely keen on diving in if you're experiencing otherwise. Happy to chat here or my email is jake@figma.com.

Regarding platform specific performance - it shouldn't affect things as long as you have GPU acceleration enabled. The majority of us over here at Figma are using OSX FWIW.
Scrum is advertised massively. There is certifications and consultancies all around the globe making money out of it.
Marketing works, especially on people with a CXX title…

Kanban is simple. So simple that no one could justify taking large amounts of money to teach people how to use a list of tasks.
Do you have a link? On OpenAI it's $20/month.
I cancelled my home internet, got tired of haggling with them every month. I’m posting this from my phone which i also tether to my laptop when needed.
I like this idea, i always thought a salary floor of 150k-200k was a good idea, but the auction seems even better.
Eat food. Not much. Mostly plants.

Low-Fat, Whole-Foods, Plant-Based Diet.

Healthy for you, healthy for the planet.

Problem solved. No drugs or experts necessary.
Just watched it. I am dying inside a little. Amazing film!
Big bang is the god(so far)
This. I have had a gravity based door mechanism for 2 years and eventually your door gets jammed. I started with one limit switch and calibrated number of turns, but even that over time started to get into weird conditions.

Cheap linear actuators from Amazon with built in limit switches are the way to go IMHO: https://www.amazon.com/ECO-LLC-Actuator-Mounting-Brackets/dp...
FWIW, from my own experience, I used ChatGPT-4 way way more at launch. But the thing is, the way I used it for programming, it taught me SO much over the course of a few months. I'm still using those patterns, practices, and insights in my day to day work, I just don't need to interrogate ChatGPT as much anymore.

I never really used it in a "Here's something I want you to write, go do it." I used it as a tutor and asked tons of questions, and in a way "pair-programmed" with it around a lot of concepts, asked an insane amount of questions, took it's code, rewrote it, feed it back, asked more questions.

When I worked at Microsoft at 18, there was a legendary engineer who blocked off 1 or 2 90 minute sessions per week for me to just ask questions and for us to pair program. That was the most productive (with regards to skill development/ learning) period of my life. Nearly 15 years later, I think my April through June time with ChatGPT (and again, how I used it), leveled me up in a similar way.

I don't really have a strong point to make, just that, for me, it levelled up certain edge skills like crazy, and I don't really need it as much anymore (...until I need to learn a new concept/ language/ whatever). It's wishful thinking, but, I'd like to imagine the decline is due to "AI" to human knowledge transfer
What about : "You are typing..." like in IM apps
They are passing along fees like universal access fee. This is tax on the provider, not the customer. Some providers don’t pass it along like google fiber. It’s impossible to do price comparison if they don’t list out what random charges they are tacking on your bill. My google fiber bill is $100 for their $100 plan and that’s the way it should be.
Really appreciate the pointed commentary on this! Happy to make further prognostications about the success of CGM-input-only APSs via email.

For the record, when I say "Euglycemic Parity" what I really mean is a sort of Turing test (not time in range), where a data-driven Endocrinologist is asked to tell the difference between CGM records from a non-diabetic, and CGM records from a diabetic equipped with some control system. Passing this test should be our long term goal IMO and we will probably have to bring many techniques to bear to eventually achieve it.
Might as well have written this post with (((they))) given how conspiratorial it is
Their personal information is plastered all over Kiwifarms so it's pretty easy to find.
This does not match my understanding, but I am not an expert. You receiving those charges is not mandated by the government; rather, passing them through to the consumer is entirely discretionary and often done by ISPs or cell carriers. The article discussed this with the suggestion that ISPs instead simply roll it into the base rate if they do not wish to have to advertise the additional fees. This is exactly what T-Mobile does for their cell phone plans and I love it.
I'm not really trying to "show" you anything, in that sense.

I'm pointing out the absurdity of your position. Look, you can't have it both ways. You can't claim you care about the future and what happens to the planet and then intentionally make yourself not a part of it. I simply tune out and don't consider the opinions of folks who fall into that camp. Why would I?
> But then it's of course not illegal and possibly not even bad.

Unless regulations apply or no monopoly emerges.

I guess i dont trust institutions or companie as you do.

To end it on a different upside. To some degre, your company and eg amazon are realizing cybernetic socialism . With enough trust, we could regulatorily capture the whole thing ;)

I agreed to your point.

> "pushing out" other liquidity providers. [… is fine ] from society's point of view.

Thank you for the conversation.
Check the laws in your country before doing this, in Sweden you need permission to distribute aerial photos.
For simple use, Linux is actually pretty simple and useful. It's the inbetween where you require some kind of power user features or specialized software and aren't a developer type where things get hairy.
Drone with kali linux. Does some circling to detect it's own sig
Did I say there was?
I have found that I am spending more and more time thinking about my solution before implementing. Life is definitely more enjoyable and probably about equally as productive. You just have to carve out that time. Go for a walk and take intentional breaks from the keyboard.
This is how Neuromancer meets Wintermute.
Bal Thackeray is no way a Maratha, although he fought for Marathi and Hindu identity. Just shows how complex things are. Also the PM is OBC for what I know off.
That's an interesting wrinkle on what should be an otherwise tractable. Perhaps the government should subsidize the transaction fees in some way like they subsidize the oil companies.
I hacked together a web app to turn YouTube into public broadcast
I like watching youtube, but I got sick of it suggesting the same 10 channels to me over and over again. So I spent a weekend brushing up on my vue skills to create The Public Youtube Service.

Instead of complex algorithms that favor sanitized popular conformist content, the PYS is first come, first served. Anyone can post any video and it'll just get queued into the schedule.

It's essentially a handful of live playlists. Youtube videos are added to whatever channel you'd like. Once your video plays, it falls off, just like regular scheduled programming.
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The town for Wednesday was built in Romania. Almost the entire series was filmed in Romania.
FPV killer drones used in Ukraine now are really slapdash designs: often just motors on a flat fixture with a charge rubber-banded to it. They are used to devastating effect.

The only part of this technology that is remotely possible to tackle on is proliferation of explosives.
Can they at least offset some of my fees by paying me a dividend for all the data they sell to law enforcement agencies?
> Go to any govt office: the chief of some division is incompetent, some low-level clerk does the heavy lifting.

For the majority of the time since 1947, it was the non-reserved "competent" class of people who were in charge of government institutions. Even today, I can easily walk into a government office and find some "competent" class officer whose only interest is in milking as much money as he can out of the citizenry. So what gives?
Guido van Rossum on his favorite Python IDE [video]
Short summary:

His main opinion is: Use whichever one you prefer. Guido himself went vi -> emacs -> vscode.

Interesting quote:

"To me, VS Code is in a sense the spiritual successor of Emacs"
I live in Boston and have had a LEAF as my year 'round daily driver for almost 9 years. I've never had a problem charging it and only have Level 1 (1440W) charging at home. Boston isn't the most extreme cold climate, but it's plenty cold for long stretches and my cheapest of the lot EV has been fine.
Caste exists in christian and muslims demoninations in India too, just google muslim caste system (ashrafs at the top). it exists in pakistan and most of south asia. nothing really to do with hindus as per say.
ChatGPT is much slower and much more expensive. You don't have to use LLMs for everything.
The fees are required to be listed 'at the point of sale' not on advertising. Basically they have to tell you at signup what they are going to charge you. Seems like an extremely reasonable requirement.
Yep. Indian and Indian Diaspora academia can be toxic. I remember hearing stories about a professor at a T10 CS Program who'd only give RAShips to people from the exact same subcaste community as him. There are plenty of issues with overt and covert toxicity among the South Asian community.
how do you deal with latency when using the cursor? or do you not use the cursor?

I tried this but latency with the cursor was annoying for me, so I just did termux with tmux so I can be keyboard-only.
They charge ridiculous amounts of money and then don't cover me when I make a claim. Insurance is a racket.
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That's no excuse. M$ has the resources to make VS Mac fully compatible with VS Windows. They just chose to keep the Mac version a second-class citizen.
The internet makes that problematical. Does 'distribution' include 'share on facebook'?

I've been wondering for some time, how far do national laws about data sharing matter any more?
Yeah, this is moneyed interests looking out for their own investments instead of government acting on behalf of the public good.
Hitting the 10M cell limit on Google Sheets with Levels.fyi
Don't clutter up this thread with actual facts and information.
Inaccurate:

Cassandra has a distributed transaction based on paxos, and I think a raft version is in the works.

I admittedly skimmed the article, but the notion of a central coordinator for the transaction isn't really a scalable solution. In the stated use case, heterogeneous stores, it's kind of what you're stuck with to some degree.

But... why not use a purely distributed central store like Cassandra or Zookeeper (I think zoo is masterless?) rather than Postgres?

IMO this doesn't have a chance of standing up to a network partition like Aphyr would throw at it, but then again I didn't graduate from Stanford.
For a similar reason, I did my best to get comfortable with default vim rather than purtying it up with a long .vimrc.
And you believe that's the result of a concerted effort? As opposed to changing social norms?
Something has to give in your situation because simultaneously pursing both a PhD and full time job really limits your free time out of the gate.

I don’t think it’s reasonable to even try to pursue side hustles in your situation, it makes no sense and I’d be surprised if you’ve even been able to give any attention to this at all - just stop telling yourself you need to do it/forgive yourself for not doing this even if you think you should.

One thing that helps me squeeze in exercise is working out by 1. commuting via bike/walk to work 2. going on a run at lunch time when I wfh 3. lifting weights during regular work hours around 2-3pm (easier than you think in most office jobs. not always possible though)
I'd like real numbers, but I've come across, a disproportionate number of people in interreligious, inter-ethnicity marriages, and presumably inter-caste marriages, except that I can't really tell one's caste unless they have a caste based lastname, and I know that name is associated with a caste.

I've heard of numerous cases where Indian-Americans didn't know their caste until they were asked about it by people not of Indian origin, who seemed to have the 4 caste + outcastes model in their heads, which barely maps to how caste is understood in modern India.

(Parents came here from India in the 1970's).

This may also differ by generation.
For the symbols where use of them does not imply that the code is derivative of the kernel, it is shady.

See also kernel_fpu_begin
You can try migrating to a country with better life expectancy projection
> This also has the effect of causing my computer to occasionally lock up on resume from hibernation unless I tap the power button on the monitor before I wake the system.

Wow you just off-handedly resolved an issue I’ve been dealing with for months on my Linux desktop. I lost an hour of Baldur’s Gate progress the other night after this happened after I hadn’t saved the game. Thank you!

Your fix also resolves a similar issue I have on the Mac side when using my work laptop. If I tap the keyboard to resume from sleep, my LG monitor wakes up but doesn’t display an image. I have to wait for it to go through the motions until it finally displays “no input” before tapping on my keyboard to make it display the lock screen. Meanwhile, my second monitor works from the get go.

I somehow never thought to hit the power button first. I wish there were a way to make the LG monitor work like my other one and not have to do that.
Wasn't there some work a while back on training LLMs on compressed data?
Your use of M$ makes it very hard to take you seriously tbh
How do hookup/dating/wedding apps work in India? What sort of granularity about caste is disclosed? What is expected? What precision of caste classification can be inferred from name/occupation/hobbies/location/appearance?

Has someone built a NN classifier for caste? Could such a thing be built?
I find it so immensely wholesome and amusing that even then, people liked taking photos of their pets. This is the connection we have across the ages, cat photos.

There's a follow up where they colorize the first cat photo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eblNBqTD58

And link to the author's site: https://mathieustern.darkroom.com/collections/the-cat
Well, a sprint is a contract - people are not allowed to change the deal in the middle and if they are then the PO isn't doing their job. They're really there to defend the team from pesky customers and prioritise work so that you DO have peace and quiet.

I get that this often doesn't work because individuals don't really grasp their function properly and don't defend or don't prioritise and then that part of the scheme cannot work. Sometimes the company structure makes the POs too scared to standup. IMO that would be a problem without scrum.
Unfortunately, "scrum master" is an actual job classification. So the true meaning of it, whatever that is, has escaped into the wild.
Uhm, I might sound stupid, but I just thought that this might be an interesting way of providing an insulation over a curved surface in various micro chambers, such as the hull of a ship with irregular chambers such that a slice in the skin of the craft is minimized in the orthogonal directions from the cut as each chamber both maximizes its usefulness but minimizes its footprint...

Further, something like this could be used to route mycelium growth along a path

Or if it can be expressed on a small enough scale, telling stemcells the path of expression...

Assuming the growth rules are all programmable..
I didn't say macos wasn't a target, just that it's less important than other platforms. It's a small share of the market
Thanks for all the work Jeremy! There's a large community of folks that have been learning from you, the Fast.ai community and your work. Super excited for this grant!
As others have mentioned, this post gives off strong "I’m 14 and this is deep" vibes.

I think you're projecting your own experience onto a post that is low quality and not that interesting. Judging by the fact that it's flagged, I think others agree.
I think the one big problem with BLOBs, especially if you have a heavily read-biased DB, is you're going to run up against bandwidth/throughput as a bottleneck. One of the DBs I help maintain has some very large JSON columns and we frequently see this problem when traffic is at its peak: simply pulling the data down from Postgres is the problem.

If the data is frequently accessed, it also means there are extra hops the data has to take before getting to the user. It's a lot faster to pull static files from S3 or a CDN (or even just a dumb static file server) than it is to round trip through your application to the DB and back. For one, it's almost impossible to stream the response, so the whole BLOB needs to be copied in memory in each system it passes through.

It's rare that any request for, say, user data would also return the user avatar, and so you ultimately just end up with one endpoint for structured data and one to serve binary BLOB data which have very little overlap except for ACL stuff, but signed S3 URLs will get you the same security properties with much better performance overall.
Why "of course"?
The exception is necessary because the GPL is designed to be viral. The OpenJDK project has a similar exception (the Classpath exception), else anything on the classpath would count as a derivative work. Proprietary licenses don't need those exceptions because they have a completely different objective to begin with.

> Also note that at the moment Linux was created, all Linux programs were originally made for other operating systems. Programs like bash and gcc predate Linux. They couldn't be derivative works of the kernel, even if they wanted to, because the kernel didn't exist when they were created.

That might be true for those applications. However, not having the syscall exception would make Linux-specific syscalls such as IO_uring accessible to GPL software only.

> I highly doubt that any kernel developer could successfully sue authors of userland programs for copyright infringement, regardless of what Linus thinks about it.

That would be the intent of the GPL, which is designed to extend its effects to every other software the original work is "linked" with. Remember, the GPL has been tested in Court before.
Heat death of the sun would beg to differ
Reminds me of the Hamburger Scene in Falling Down.

https://youtu.be/zJs9p-VNORw
> Chromecast has no ethernet port

I exclusively used the Chromecast Ultra that had the Ethernet port in the power supply when using Stadia with the controllers.