skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it's only a matter of time before people start adding trap street[1] like text to their training data to catch plagiarists who fine tune models on their checkpoints without crediting the original work.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trap_street
Did you have a discussion with those engineers as to why they thought it wasn’t needed? Presumably there was a reason, it’s not always (or usually) the case that VP of eng knows more than the ICs.
A textbook which gives a good introduction to Web Development is:

1) Fundamentals of Web Development (Randy Connolly and Ricardo Hoar).

I have the 2nd Ed but the 3rd Ed is out and is more contemporary.

Specific books for HTML and CSS are:

1) HTML and CSS - The Comprehensive Guide (decent contemporary introduction)

2) CSS in Depth

3) CSS The Definite Guide - 5th Ed - Reference

Specific books for JavaScript.

1) Javascript - The Comprehensive Guide (decent contemporary introduction)

2) Eloquent JavaScript - 3rd Ed

3) Javascipt - The Definite Guide - 7th Ed
You're right, I must have (seriously) messed some decimal.

(50e12 bytes / (400e6 (bytes/second))) = 125000 seconds ~= 35 hours ~= 1.45 days
Hard to believe we crossed the 8 billion mark. Feels like yesterday we hit 6!
Yes, this depends on who you are and where you live. By war I meant actual war, like in Ukraine.

Also, I don't think Google is the problem for vulnerable minorities, and it might be part of the solution, because they do have good security?

Using Google isn't a good idea is you think law enforcement might take an interest and get a warrant, though.
Maybe we should run an experiment and cut Korea into two parts, try communism in one part and see how it goes
Did anyone do a check on which addresses the device may try to contact, and what responses may make it remain happy and alive?
>Force them to release an open source driver - they will comply, otherwise their AI conquest dreams will be over.

Hahahaha. Absolutely nobody in the AI space gives a single shit about the GPL. Half of the big players and half of the research institutes have tried one way or another to bastardize what "open source" means.

If they have to install Nvidia-linux which is a fork of Ubuntu with very minor patches in the kernel, they will.
A change in lighting conditions causes it to fail. Seems like they’re a ways away from applying this outside of a controlled environment.
My impression was that in the US the housing crisis was caused by regulatory burden, zoning laws and nimbyism. Is there clear evidence of US housing problems stemming from capitalism?
Yes, the Westworld Church is the only thing standing there now.
Lane splitting through stopped traffic is safer for everyone
I'm just reporting what I've been told by Koreans I've met. The problem doesn't seem to exist in older generations.

Happy if Koreans could chime in.
Even most of the mushrooms are wrapped in plastic at the stores I visit :(
This explanation may make sense if people were complaining about an inability to have kids despite wanting them. But physical infertility is not alleged here.
I am by no means an expert but I would classify this as misogyny that is rampant in a lot of asian countries. Especially for a number of the developing countries, including Korea, women are still very much seen as property.
Could be that they got raided and are now under gag-order as FBI installed their own equipment. Or, they used to be no-log but now they aren't, on their own accord. We'll never know.
Pizza delivery is also casteless!
What health benefits? How is fooling your body that you eat a meal rich in calories while you eat the opposite a good thing?
I think there is too much emphasis on 'the right way' sometimes, which leads people to skip over an analysis for the problem they are solving right now.

For example, if you are building something that will have thousands or millions of records, and storing small binaries in postgresql lets you avoid integrating with S3 at all, then you should seriously consider doing it. The simplification gain almost certainly pays for any 'badness' and then some.

If you are working on something that you hope to scale to millions of users then you should just bite the bullet and integrate with S3 or something, because you will use too much db capacity to store binaries (assuming they aren't like 50 bytes each or something remarkably small) and that will force you to scale-out the database far before you would otherwise be forced to do so.
Parlor is bad, and should be shut down.
Scrum practitioners often spout weird propaganda. I once remarked that a programming task might be time-intensive, and difficult to accomplish quickly in a process as meeting-heavy as Scrum. The Scrum Master then linked me to a FAQ item on some pro-Scrum web site which purported to assure us that Scrum teams spend far fewer hours per week in meetings compared to other teams. She might've had a point, albeit a small one, if:

* standups were limited to 15 min/day (all Scrum teams I'd been on took 30 min, minimum, to do standup)

* we actually had 1 hour retro, planning and refinement meetings (retro, the most useful meeting, was actually 1.5h, planning and refinement could take 2h)

* POs did not feel free to schedule arbitrary additional meetings to keep up with the increasing backlog. SAFe specifies a quarterly, multi-day, division-wide planning meeting to align disparate teams during which all the work you intended to do for the next six sprints was scheduled on a big board. Of course there was never enough time to point and schedule six sprints' worth of work, necessitating a pre-planning meeting, and sometimes a pre-pre-planning meeting. Hours each.
This looks like nothing but engagement bait for twitter's new monetization program. If I tweeted "Capitalism is cancer" or "Socialism is cancer" I'd get a lot of dumb responses too, but that wouldn't be evidence of anything except that constructive debate involves nuance and asking thoughtful questions and defining terms.
You have the right to believe in the climatologists' consensus, but I'm not convinced. I still haven't heard any sensible answers to the common-sense claims I've heard about how water is a better indicator of climate change than carbon.

Lies become consensus proportionally to their political advantage, and the fact that climate science defines sweeping portions of government policy leaves me estimating that the fudge rate is above standard acceptable parameters.

Consensus is about the most anti-scientific disposition possible, by my estimation, and I'd like to hear discussions from a more diverse range of viewpoints than the stock-standard atheist humanist materialist naturalist POV that colleges tend to churn out.
This is a classic example of an ideological argument. But of course ideology is important to many people.
This is different thatn TiVo-ization.

TiVo-ization is, releasing your code as FOSS, but enforcing in your hardware that you can only run vendor signed builds on the device, preventing users from running their own modifications to the software.

Most enterprise linux derivatives do not bundle proprietary linux modules with a modified linux kernel.
The other thing is that Japan and Korea have heavily state sponsored capitalism; bank capital and other resources are overwhelmingly allocated to large conglomerates as an industrial policy, which strangles small and medium size businesses that actually employ most people and thus reduces wages across the economy.

Samsung Group is 20.3% of South Korean GDP, and that’s just one of the chaebol.
And ah yes that global bastion of unfettered capitalism: China.

All your "in the US" examples aren't capitalism, they're barely even free markets (and several aren't at all). High regulations, high barriers to entry, massive government subsidies for established players and massive government regulation preventing new players from entering the market.

Capitalism has its downsides for sure, but pointing out education and health care is not the brilliant argument you think it is.
Erik Meijer has a beautiful video saying basically the same: “Agile is a cancer we have to eliminate from the industry”. I believe the original video also had this title.

https://youtu.be/2u0sNRO-QKQ?si=veqouWjAzIaUt5TG
Can someone explain what this is actual for? Is this just a tutorial for creating your own DIY USB client device?
US import could be clearing out stock at firesale since lots of Chinese manufacturing is liquidating. China imports are declining and IMO (I could be wrong) more telling for long-term producer health (china is not exactly resource independent):

https://www.reuters.com/world/china/chinas-july-exports-impo...
Does Amazon have enough GPUs?
Usually not - maybe if the name is super traditional, however first names are pretty much equal across castes.
I should add the obvious: if this is the result of "western style" anything, why is it more prevalent in Korea than "the West"?
In the same spot - good enough requires 0 change. I don't see any reason to replace my $1200+ phone just to make a few cables go away. That's waste and cost for optimizing something that is solved by making 0 changes.
But then you'd be paying Google, not the other way around.

The whole point of the bundle was to be cheaper than buying the things individually. The users already got the savings.
This is a contributing factor, for sure, but even in European countries with strong social safety nets and pro natalist policies (going so far as to pay cash for kids you have), the fertility rate declines. Why? Empowered, educated women delay having children, have less overall, or have none. When they have access to contraceptives and opportunity, the fertility rate falls below replacement rate. It also happens when your economy is unfavorable of course (China, South Korea, Japan, etc).

Sometimes they are beyond a couple's means, sometimes they are an opportunity cost. Sometimes, they are simply not wanted.

https://ourworldindata.org/fertility-rate#what-explains-the-...

https://www.imf.org/en/Publications/fandd/issues/Series/Anal...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_and_fertility

https://www.nber.org/digest/feb12/impact-real-estate-market-...

https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1408975111
Your regular DRAM memory controller will use the 64B bus to pull in a single 64B line of memory. In your modern x86 systems, that's equal to a cache line.

If you are only accessing a single 4B or 8B element of that cache line >80% of the time, as shown on the slides, you are wasting 7/8th of all memory bandwidth with irrelevant data. If you were to use that 64B memory bus to access 8x different 8B memory locations, you get a large boost to your effective bandwidth.
I'd be willing to bet they'll get it racing in the dark much better than humans can...
Butterflies (1948)
Yep, there are several in LA: Warner has two. Sony has one. Paramount has one. There is one outside the city too.
I'd stage the train so the car was at the end not in the middle. Then you detach it via a new coupler that doesn't exist but could, and let the car coast to the swtich and move to the town.

Pickup is more difficult though.
I did not ask for this existential crisis this morning :(

Cool website though!
Completely different industry and business model.
What's with the name "Bcash"?
OpenAI may be ahead in general LLMs, but I get a lot of additional value from Google Maps, Google Photos, and my Discover feed as a result of the data they've collected about me over the years.
The situations aren't really comparable. Yes, there has been a noticeable uptick of intra-gender conflict and discourse in South Korea for the last 5 years. But I'd rank it as a minor factor in the general marriage and childcare apathy or inability. As for the conflicts themselves, the starting conditions and challenges for both gender roles are very different from the West, and Korea's feminism is also not the West's feminism.

(I'm not Korean, but I've lived there for some years, can communicate in the language and read the news, and am married to a South Korean citizen with a child on the way; the latter is one of the reasons we moved away.)
Other options are COX and Verizon 5G -- but they all keep their plans relatively the same speed/price 2-year deals. So now we have 4 broadband options, each with similar offerings and price. However, none of the service providers undercut the others in a price war...
I did mention that a conflictual approach to relationships-- as opposed to a collaborative one -- created problems for both men and women in this age group to find partnerships.
Here it is on google maps: https://goo.gl/maps/Z2cu4zwuYGZTrHhB7
> plenty of real world use cases

Any examples come to mind?

I can't see a case when data retrieved from a database will be wrong, someone will do something with it, and it's fine.
North Korea's fertility rates are also below replacement, btw

Not nearly the same level of extreme lows, but below replacement nonetheless
I wonder if this is a consideration in designing the animation.
In Scrumunism complexity puts the points on you!
I've been doxxed & threatened on 4chan[0] (most of the doxxing was actually on pastebin), I contacted 4chan admins and received no response. 4chan does little or nothing to combat doxxing & harassment, I think you're incorrect that these sites "go beyond the bare minimum legally required" at least not 4chan.

And yet, that site is still up.

0: remnants of some archived posts https://www.google.com/search?q=%22sequoia+mcdowell%22+site%...

EDIT: nevermind what I said about the doxxing & whatnot happening years ago, apparently they're still at it as recently as January! https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/search/text/sequoia%20mcdowel...
> I also could not find their name on the map. It doesn't mean that it's not there, I just couldn't find them. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

They're there, in the top-right next to Mullvad, as they're also self-funded. Seemingly connected to "Control D" as it's a DNS service with focus on privacy built by them.

Also, from their "Ethics" page:

> Windscribe is entirely self funded. We don't have any VC's breathing down our necks and telling us what to do.

https://windscribe.com/ethics
SatDevOps: A software-centric approach to satellite operations at scale
As I said, it has some signal but we must take their analysis with a huge grain of salt because they are closely associated with actual conspirators behind the conflict.
Photos has decent odds of survival too
I see little emphasis in this article on real estate or rents. Sure, the issues they raise are contributors, but housing issues are foundational for many of the other problems they spend a lot of time on in the article. SK is more land-constrained than Japan. We're seeing family formation being negatively impacted in many areas of the world now due to high real estate prices. It's particularly acute in SK:

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2023-04-11/in-seo...
Life may be too good for kids anymore

The article has curiously little about what koreans actually want, vs what the author thinks is stopping them (despite their burning desire) to have kids. After all, as the article says the birthrate went way down a long time ago thus it's likely that people would know by now what is stopping them from having more kids
Come'on, there's only one hardware maker there, no need to specify.

I did provide an example of illicit usage, could you please just read it again?
It's a bad thing. Most of the world is oppressive. This is just going to make it worse.
Yes, you are right, sorry. Should be

"Intel screwed up implementing Protected Mode by missing one privileged accesses trap - Protected Mode program (CPL 3, IOPL < 3) executing CLI and expecting POPF to restore interrupt flag. CLI will correctly trap, but POPF is silently ignored AND doesnt trap. No easy workarounds available."

One of the prominent victims is Doom. Works in Windows only due to hacks.
There isn't much of a difference between injecting insulin (being diabetic) or getting your body to produce it. The main difference lies in having no automated mechanism for regulating blood sugar levels. Due to this - you have to calculate the correct amount of insulin you need for your meals and measure your blood sugar regularly to make sure it stays within balance. If your blood sugar levels tend to be higher than normal (i.e. you aren't injecting enough insulin), that isn't good. It is OK in the near term - but can be devastating in the long term due to health complications (i.e. blindness / nerve damage / etc..). If your blood sugars are fall too low - you can have severe consequences in the near term (i.e. die or have a seizure within 1 hour of injecting insulin). In other words - you need to always keep your blood sugar in check in order to survive and to be in good health. Some people find this extremely hard to do - some people like me embrace it.
Free speech doesn't mean unrestricted speech.

If you say some garbage bullshit, and a platform deletes your garbage bullshit, that's fine.
Finally, a commenter who actually knows something about Korea.
Top right my guy, with the same treatment as others.

There's 100% a difference between a billion dollar corporate owner vs indies. As well as the amount of spend that goes into affiliate marketing.
> I was invited by some Sadhus from Swami Narayan Temple (BAPS) to visit the temple and have a discussion with them. Because they practice very strict Brahmacharya (eight types of avoiding women, each correlated to an organ: it is called Ashtanga Brahmacharya), the Sadhus said that women could not be present during our discussions, while they were welcome to visit the temple.

> A few years later, one of my teachers from Belgium visited another wing of the Swami Narayan people and found that ‘women were discriminated against’ because they were allowed only to come some distance from the temple when the Sadhus were present.

> The question here is: why did these people (my students and my teacher) experience ‘discrimination’, where I saw none and also knew that none was intended?

Dropped the article right there. Having a genuine religious belief doesn't automatically excuse discrimination, and I have zero interest in reading more from someone who thinks that it does.
> So, this is a claim they believe is true and would be happy to be corrected

You don't claim something on based on beliefs. He already has evidence on IIT. Why talk about North America if he doesn't have data to back up it up ?
And the reality was that, as information become more widely available, the local options really weren't very good. They had their limited inventory to move. I frequented various non-big city camera stores over the years and, with hindsight, they were what I had at the time but, other than as a nostalgic small town thing, I have trouble really missing them on any rational basis.

There can be value to local merchants. But it's harder to make the case for local distributors of mainstream manufactured equipment.
You can't just point the flavors you don't like and say Ah that's not Capitalism.
People often complain about crossovers being heavy. But I have a Rav4 and it's curb weight is 3615lbs. The curb weight on my Mustang is 3618 and my Supra is 3345.

So, somehow, the largest, newest vehicle in my fleet weighs the same as my 10 year old sub-compact 2+2 and barely more than a two-seater that's a foot shorter in length and like 2 feet shorter in height. And a modern Mustang is like 500-900lbs heavier than mine.

Crossovers aren't the cause of fat cars. Mustang isn't unusual in the fact that it's a heavy coupe, there are lots of examples of coupes that are somehow much heavier than crossovers. For example, a new Forester is 3528lbs but a C8 Corvette is 3647.
Funny, billboards have been banned here in Maine for decades, and small businesses do very very well in this tourist driven economy. Meanwhile you cross the border to new hampshire and are immediately pestered with garbage advertising that provides no benefit to your life.
Land sales down 20% YoY is why growth is 4-5% instead of 8% - the effects of 3RL / crushing RE is built into cost of CCP targetting modest growth. Western reporting getting useful idiots to think PRC RE collapse is going to crush PRC growth to 0% is retarded, RE maybe large it's but not even close to plurarlity of economy - many other sectors, increasingly intermediate / high value like auto exports outperforming and making up lost RE in economic rebalancing.

Increasing youth unemployment last few years also has little NET growth impact because PRC is graduating MORE every year, 12m this year vs 8m from ~5 years AGO. What's happening is is MORE youth in absolute numbers are entering work force, even if relative youth unemployment is higher. And net unemployment is 5%, meanning youth get work eventually. They just have flexbility of chilling at home to find job they want, or fuck around and realize they have to do something - side affect of PRC having high youth live at home + high house hold savings rate + low student debt.

Industry has been closing in coastal due to land price for years. Low value/light has been moving abroad due to labour price. New (high value) industries are being shifted to interior industrial clusters. PRC export value grew by 1T in the last 4 years, more than the previous 10 combined. West might be trying to decouple, but PRC has been coupling more than ever, especially with global south.

Truth of the matter is PRC has just undergone the most intensive phase in globalization in human history, and exports down only due to weak global economy, but it's still a 5 steps forward, 1 step back situation. The lie is motivated useful idiots who pick a few indicators to rationalize dampening growth to 4-5%, aka nearly HALF, is still not enough, and real growth must be near 0 because PRC is collapsing due to exogenous crisis when in reality PRC proactively triggered 3RL and other policies in a MANAGED unwinding because they could do so and still have room to hit 4-5% growth.
Right, in this case I like using the counterparty and US imports from China in place of what we want.

But I think the complaint was more to say why they weren’t looking at other data they would like, and other countries provide reliably, and instead must limit to what the US and other countries report.
Microsoft SQL Server does this as well with [n]varchar(max) as any size that exceeds a data pages 8k size goes off to a special different data page.

tl;dr; CPU cache sizes are small and text is large. Using numeric fields will always be faster. "hackyhacky" is equal to 1.25 Int64s.
This caste problems continue in the US, instead of leaving behind such ridiculous biases it becomes a part of an US company…

https://www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/googles-caste-bias-pr...
This is precisely why Germany (and thus the EU) is the global leader in personal data protection and on-device ML requirements.

When I was at Apple getting iCloud off the ground, we had to carve out exemptions for all client-server syncing to allow phone-mac sync specifically for Germany. Because they know what happens when the government can subpoena your data.
Those hormones could very well affect the desire to have kids too.

Our brains and hormones are poorly understood.
I would like to sympathize with that opinion, but as a matter of fact also countries with strong worker protections and a pretty decent social security system are suffering from birth rates below replacement.
You should get your dad a steam deck! It sounds like he would love it. you could (with some setup) even use Steam Link to log in remotely. latency/throughput would obvoiusly be much worse, enough so that you might not be able to do any fast-moving reflex-required scenarios, but it's playable.
https://archive.is/dAO6o
hmm didnt know that. thanks. seems strange not to give credit to the people that did the hard work of breaking the news, and incentivizes grifty wrapper articles like the semianalysis GPT4 one where a twitter grifter just straight up recycled the paid content and put it out for free (and had the audacity to chargeback his credit card lol)