skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right now, there's no AI artificial limitation that isn't totally bypassable with extreme trivial effort.

If you want an AI that writes erotica, writes new Hitler speechs or so on.. it's here. Easy. Done.

Maybe we will see prohibitions in the future around using AI for say mortgage underwriting. I do think that is enforceable - underwriting has a compliance culture, auditing, etc. Not that someone won't be caught doing it or even fly under the radar for a while but that is generally "enforceable".
This article may be (2021) but if you click through to https://bikelanesweeper.com/ , there is a September 2023 update: https://bikeportland.org/2023/08/24/portland-will-be-testing...
Being prosecuted? No.
PoDL and PoE are both limited to SELV (< 60 V) for safety reasons, so no win there. On paper, PoE can handle more current; but PoE current is limited by center-tapped transformers, which tend to overheat if you push too far. Just due to the ease of getting a wider range of inductors, it's pretty easy to build PoDL systems that go up to wire current capabilities; and SPE runs better than you'd expect for tens of meters over some ridiculous high-gauge wire, since it really is tolerant of out-of-spec wiring. 5A - 10 A (300 W - 600 W) over a, let's say, "PoDL-inspired" system is quite achievable.
Fundamentally you are making an argument of scale. Clearly, people should be able to police their own local area networks, and lease dedicated network lines.

Today’s large models are derived from large amounts of public data that the people that trained the models did not properly license.

They’re certainly prohibited by existing copyright law (there is at least one instance of copyright infringement in the ChatGPT training set, and there is no practical way to remove the infringing source data).

However, the courts have chosen not to enforce that part of the law.

So, one could easily argue that any model trained at that scale, by definition, only exists via a special grant (analogous to an easement, but non-exclusive) and is therefore in the public domain, and available for unrestricted use by the public.

In fact, there is case law around “sweat of the brow” works, like phone books, which are already treated with weaker copyright protection than other works. In particular, aggregating a pile of facts does not give you a copyright on the facts.
That’s a bit hysterical. I mean are you living in a mansion that has hundreds of these things? I think there were three or two in my 5 bedroom house growing up.
Get a variety! At least if you hope to use knots away from home, like boating, climbing or camping. I’ve definitely found it useful to practice knots on different sizes, materials, tensions, etc., just because the ropes I get in the wild vary… for camping you might be using 1/4 inch or smaller, for a small sailboat maybe 1/2 or 3/4-inch, when I go on a houseboat every once in a while, it’s like maybe 1.5 or 2-inches diameter, sometimes old and fraying, sometimes nylon and relatively slippery, or sometimes a natural fiber rope that’s much grabbier especially when wet…

Knots really seem to behave differently on different sizes & kinds of ropes, and it can be hard to remember (for me at least) how to tie a knot you learned with twine on a bigger boat line. How easily they bind, how well they hold, and how easily they release also starts to get way more important when you’re outside and depending on the lines.
>he store has no right to get me to sign a civil contract saying I can't give that win to my 15 year old so

Now, I'm not exactly sure what country you are in, but in the US they 100% do have that legal right. Conversely you have the legal right to visit another store that does not enforce that civil contract.

At least for US civil law, you seem to have no clue how it actually works.
And even then most of the discussion are very shallow compared to crypto twitter. I can't understand why. I would've thought since it's early adopters, discussion inside a tightly knit group would be more meaningful... alas
HMR etc is nice but if given the choice I'd rather refresh the page manually than deal with all the complexity of modern web dev.
What are you talking about? GPU cards are already powered directly from the power supply. PCIe can only supply up to 75W.
> Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?

Because they're built for different roles with different requirements, but in all cases are expected to be used for specialized applications.

The 10 megabit SPE varieties are mostly intended to be able to be used on existing wiring in commercial/industrial applications where older hardware is being upgraded but replacing existing wiring might not be practical. The two varieties let you pick between long distances (10BaseT1L) or the ability to connect multiple devices to a single network segment like old school coax ethernet (10BaseT1S). There are also use cases for the short range variant internal to machines, where it can in many cases run over the same harness one might have run CAN over.

The 100 megabit and gigabit variants don't care about existing wiring, they're there to move a lot of data over as few wires as possible so harnesses can be light, thin, flexible, cheap, take your pick. Automotive infotainment and high bandwidth industrial sensors are the obvious target markets.

You aren't expected to ever need to mix and match between these variants. While more than one could plausibly be found in the same system it'd be rare for there to be any need to mix and match hardware between the different forms. If they need to talk to each other you stick a bridge/switch between them the same way you would have when transitioning from coax to twisted pair ethernet.
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Losing weight? Absolutely.
This simple "no you" reframing of the user being entitled misses that the two situations are totally asymmetric.

1. A user is "entitled" to use a product how they see fit without being harassed

2. A maker is "entitled" to wield the power of the state to go after and (potentially) cause the fining and even imprisonment of a user who is using it "the wrong way".

You might say that copyleft software licensing (which I agree with) is aligned with point 2, but I'd respond with the fact that copyleft primarily exists to subvert the system of copyright (point 2) from within, as it pertains to software. Even then, copyleft only restricts people who want to redistribute modified versions of the software, and explicitly not normal users.
Yeah, I have been on both sides of this issue. I really want cash to work anywhere, but I have also worked retail and seen that cash is a giant pain in the ass for businesses. It has to be secured, transported, the employees steal it, and it means more accounting headaches. Whereas if all your payments are done through Square, this all goes away. It's not surprising to me an increasing number of businesses— especially really small ones like food trucks— are just doing away with it. I'm not sure what the solution is.
I do think that Nest Protect adds some value over plain smoke detectors, e.g. I don't need to worry about them going nuts in the middle of the night, and I can tell if there is smoke in the house while I'm away.
Cloudflare also gives captcha loops if you have a number of different VPN extensions installed.
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> PC power supplies can be in the 2200W range already. What's wrong with that?

For starters - a typical 15amp outlet is only supposed to have a 1,440W continuous load, 1,800W peak.
This was an incredible aspect of the app to have when in Rome this summer! So many public water sources, and it was so, so hot....
You are utterly confused between Ottomans and Andalusians, as well as Janissaries vs eunuchs.
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Whats the iq of children on breast milk vs standard formula?
The issue in the above example is not NPM, it's Next.
Have you ever heard of something called the trolley problem?
It's not just porn, it's actively malicious. The site tries to install a configuration profile (iOS) if you click through, presumably to install a root CA or something.
My kids really love this show, coincidentally it's even on at this moment. Regarding the parenting lessons, they resonate with the kids as well. There was an episode after which one of our kids compared the story of an episode with something that happened in our household and it gave us a nice chance to talk about it on their level. The Bluey writers really do a terrific job. My kids never learned a lesson from Paw Patrol, except wanting to buy their merchandise.
Puncture-resistant tires have awful ride quality; this is not a general solution to the problem of debris.
I always check HN comments before the article. The comments play a big part in deciding whether I even want to read the article.
> as opposed to being told what the people want

If a majority of people in a country want smoking to be disincentivized, and the government acts on that, is it still crossing boundaries and infantilizing?

> Not to mention the "don't eat fat" campaigns...

Bad example, as it turns out that eating a regular amout of fat is fine. The gov't was wrong.

Here's a better example: food corporations actively market sugar-filled cereals, "juices", "fruit snacks", etc to both parents and kids, actively misleading them on what a healthy human diet is. This had contributed to a surge in obesity and all the related health problems. This puts strain on the medical system, raises insurance premiums, and generally makes society worse.

So do I support making it harder for corporations to market their HFC garbage to kids and parents? Hell yes. Do I support making it illegal for tobacco corps to market to kids? Yes again. And I say this as someone who enjoys sugar and smoking, to a reasonable degree.
The lengths of these cards already requires at least a miniATX if not a full ATX. For SSF you'd be using a riser cable anyway. Just means you'll have a riser with data and power together which is even better since it eliminates the PSU-to-GPU cable and requires less space above the GPU wherever you mount it.
Janissaries were part of the Ottoman Empire starting in 1300s, while this article is about Muslim Spain, which lasted until 1400s at the latest. So, ignoring the rest of the bait in your content, no they did not have Janissaries.
It's probably using the VPN mechanism to grab traffic for inspection and can't do what it does without that.
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This shifted from "can" to "absolutely have to" a long time ago for my use cases.
An elegant technique, for a more... civilized age.
Iirc , the stats show the more school budget the worse education.

If you put "free" money into something the parasites will gather. Systems exist to extend themselves, not yo provide the service for which they were created (systemantics).
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It blocks trackers in other apps, not just in its own browser.

It does this by acting as a VPN last I checked, so it wasn't useful in my case because it couldn't run at the same time as my other VPN.
Bloody shame, OpsWorks was a great service in my experience. I built a few clusters with it before Kubernetes and terraform were a thing.

That said, I heard from folks at AWS that it was not well maintained and a bit of a mess behind the scenes. I can't say I'm surprised it's being shut down given where the technology landscape has shifted since the service was originally offered.

RIP OpsWorks.
I'm curious. It seems like the world is very maligned against your desires. How did this happen?
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As far as I know, the PoDL spec tops out at around 50W, but you could be right that a “PoDL-inspired” system (which I found amusing) could potentially go much higher than that.
I note that no comments on the Atheist's Wager have been made here. It seems much more sensible to me than Pascal's Wager.
It seems to be ignoring
β-reduction for one.

But an ordered set is fundamentally different than an unordered set as well!
Yes, I’m aware: the context was that there is a non-trivial effort to maintain things.
I can tell you haven't been there, which is okay, but I have to try to explain it.

The Salk Institute is inarguably one of the most beautiful man made places in southern California. It was built with the explicit intent to attract and cluster the best and brightest minds in the world so they could work together to eliminate human disease. It's all human scale, calm, focused ... the concrete is somehow warm. It masterfully directs the sunlight around it and creates contrasting shadowy nooks where people can chat and take refuge from the heat on hot days. It's inspiring. You can feel the creative power within its walls.

Brilliant people from every corner of the globe still uproot their lives just to work there. There are many awful examples of brutalist architecture, but this building isn't one.
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PCIe can only go to like 14 inches in trace length, and that's already challenging enough to do for risers and extender cables without compromising signal integrity.

[1] https://www.protoexpress.com/blog/pci-express/
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A solution would be to dramatically reduce the number you try to keep in mind. Bowline, two half hitches and trucker's hitch might be enough, if all you're doing is tying stuff into a trailer or a car.
No, but all of my side projects are work related things, and it has occurred to me that if I ever leave my company those projects will not help my github. I still do them anyway because I am most excited to build them.
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802.3cy recently added support for 25 Gb/s:

> In addition to the more computer-oriented two and four-pair variants, the 10BASE-T1,[20] 100BASE-T1[21] and 1000BASE-T1[22] single-pair Ethernet physical layers are intended for industrial and automotive applications[23] or as optional data channels in other interconnect applications.[24] The single pair operates at full duplex and has a maximum reach of 15 m or 49 ft (100BASE-T1, 1000BASE-T1 link segment type A) or up to 40 m or 130 ft (1000BASE-T1 link segment type B) with up to four in-line connectors. Both physical layers require a balanced twisted pair with an impedance of 100 Ω. The cable must be capable of transmitting 600 MHz for 1000BASE-T1 and 66 MHz for 100BASE-T1. 2.5 Gb/s, 5 Gb/s, and 10 Gb/s over a 15 m single pair is standardized in 802.3ch-2020.[25] In June 2023, 802.3cy added 25 Gb/s speeds at lengths up to 11 m.[26]

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802.3dg is going for 100M and 1000M over distances of 500m
One of the first startups I worked for was all on EC2-Classic. I did enjoy its simplicity. I can understand the need for VPC when integrating with on-premise networks, VPNs, etc. However, you often run into cases where VPC is simply not necessary and over complicates things.
I've always thought anarcho-tyranny was a dumb neologism made up by people who hadn't read "The Origins of Totalitariansm," or anything else with historical accuracy by Arendt, even her "ideology and terror" essay. The thing its professors are still sounding out already has a canonical playbook.
I have the skills to build it myself from source and sideload (mostly dealing with Apple's obnoxious code signing certificate infrastructure), but will gladly pay the $10 to fund the development. Too bad the iOS version of UTM is not available on the iOS App Store and forces sideloading. I might get around to installing it on my iPad one day (there is the excellent QEMU-based iSH on the App Store, however).
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Crypto scammers are the new discount viagra.

Nostr and services like it have a place but they are not going to replace services that have meaningful anti-spam.
All but the last photo demonstrating it in the article look pretty dystopian to me. Especially this one: <https://www.archdaily.com/1005570/from-art-nouveau-to-the-ba...>. And if not dystopian, then at least very inhospitable.
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Thanks for taking the time to respond.

From looking at my charts, I can see that the team is delivering about half the amount of story points per developer per week compared to this time last year.

Last year we were 2 juniors and 2 seniors. Since then we've hired 3 more seniors. We're delivering way less and finishing tickets way slower (4 weeks for a ticket now).

I don't think we've introduced any other blockers into our deployment processes, and the tickets haven't changed in complexity. The business hasn't changed and neither have the products.

What should I ask my seniors? It feels a bit bull-headed to just ask them "Why are tickets taking so long" but maybe that's what it takes?
I feel the same about 90% of stuff I see in this field. As for remedying it, that ship has sailed. Most of CS, AI/ML are all plagued with marketing terms for everything. People either reinvent something from 40 years prior, or stack two existing things, name it something completely stupid, never forgetting "blazing fast" at the start, all instead of a humble combination - preferably concatenation - of the simple base concepts it comprises.
I highly doubt it was the case,and follow-ups should have cleared a few things and not a straight uncompensated handover, especially to someone who keynoted your conferences.
In light of IPO, most likely the corporation wanted to kill any lose ends and it results in a PR disaster which eventually won't have any impacts. So for arm, it's a win win.

Funny things, they registered a riscv domain in the past to bad mouth RISC.
>When I acquire a hammer, I don't have to sign an agreement that it will never be used to build a wall, and the world is better for this.

Eh, this is where it gets problematic...

For example if you're a seller of an items and the person says "I am going to use this item to commit a crime" before you sell it, you could very well find yourself on the very expensive end of a civil lawsuit.

This black and white world where you throw all liability on the end user does not exist. You will quickly find yourself buried up to your butthole in heathen lawyers looking for their pound of flesh.