skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a small transparent mesh bag 7x15cm which is mandatory for every trip, work or pleasure. It goes to tote bag or backpack along with specific items needed for the trip:

- airtag

- medicines i.e. ibuprofen, plaster

- glue for small wounds

- nail file and cutter

- small plastic spoon

- lenses in case my glasses are broken

- short charger cables

- USB-C USB-C adapter

- USB thumb drive

- hair comb

Additionally, if I go by bike I have a bike bag with multitool, repair kit, cleaner brush
We switch away from disposable things in general
Yea idk, I think that version is an attempt at a (pathetic) post hoc justification for the crime (not saying it was made up by gp, but rather the cartels or their apologists). I had read that they were public municipal buses, which I guess could conceivably be used for smuggling, but would seem like an odd choice, as it doesn't seem like they would have much need to "smuggle" within the the municipality where they already operate with impunity, and driving the buses out of the territory would seem impractical/surreptitious.
For someone correctly claiming we don't know how the brain works, you seem to have a remarkable trust in the brain-gut axis pop sci articles. It's always good to remember that much of the 'established' data in neuroscience (such as the A beta hypothesis) are very well within the possibility of being based on a decent amount of fraud, as has been shown recently.

Not to say all brain-gut axis data is irrelevant, but, as with almost all of biology, the effect sizes of observables anyone typically cares about are pretty small.

However, the visual system in rodents is probably the best data source we have that maps to any formal theory right now, along with temporal difference learning and RL in neuroscience.
Why would that be desirable, though? The artificial kidney would likely be superior just because it doesn't require immune-suppressant drugs. I don't think there'd be much of a market for that sketchily-obtained real kidney.
Thanks
Will be sending my resume
Not a "buisness," but the project I volunteer on used to bridge to Revolt, a FOSS clone of Discord. The Revolt server got raided, as my friend, who also worked with the project accidentally leaked the invite, which would lead to the server's deletion. Me and my friend asked the project leader and co-leader to re-bridge to Revolt, I don't even remember what their responses were. My other friend made a hobby project that bridges directly to the project's main product, and that became the de facto Revolt server. My friend then asked me to make a replacement for the bridge with the library I made (for Node.js/TypeScript), as it was faster and stays online longer (sending a websocket message to the server every 15 seconds - the same as the main client) than my other friend's (for Python - the project leader dropped a backwards-incompatible release in the websocket library, so my other friend was pretty screwed).

RIP, volunteer project's Revolt server, 2022 - 2022.
Validate Reliability of a Paper: authority, bias, evidence, comparison, impact
I think it's fun to know how to compute log2(x) or log10(x) using a 4 function calculator.

Log 2 is a matter of dividing by two (and adding 1 to the log2 value) until X is in the range [1,2)... (or multiplying by 2 and subtracting 1). The to handle the fraction, square the number, if it's above 2, divide by two and add a 1 to the binary fraction, if not, add a 0.... and continue.

Log 10 is similar... divide by 10, then once you're in the [1,10) range... take X to the 10th power (square, square, *X, then square)... count the number of times to get the number back to the [1,10) range, and add that digit after the decimal, and repeat.
Finally, I have been waiting for this for so long I considered writing my own! I do believe scrolling tiling is a better mechanism than regular tiling, and would work really well on mobile devices.
The third choice is to regress.

Without careful study you may end up degrading yourself and others.

Just because you like reading urban legends doesn't mean you should spread the falsehood described at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headlight_flashing#Urban_legen... , at least, not without the context that it should be treated as false.
B lane people are can be nice if you're some kind of stepping stone to A, rather than a competitor.

For instance, B businesses are nicer to potential customers than some A businesses, who take customers for granted (due to monopolistic power or hubris or whatever).
It's interesting to dig deeper into the vague mention of "special ammunition". According to [1], the Slinger uses Northup Grumman's M230LF Bushmaster 30mm cannon and [2] suggests that the anti-drone ammunition is the recently developed XM1211 HEP (High Explosive Proximity) round which was designed for the M230LF. Finding about the creation of XM1211 rounds is stunning because it means that an effective radar proximity fuse is being stuffed into a tiny 30 mm diameter projectile with enough room left over for adequate explosive to generate a cloud of shrapnel. That's stuff that would have been considered sci-fi a few decades ago.

[1] https://www.australiandefence.com.au/defence/land/more-on-eo...

[2] https://taskandpurpose.com/tech-tactics/army-xm1211-high-exp...
Not sure why this is interesting at all. This processor is available in laptops. And from this page, it appears to perform very similarly in this desktop (which makes sense if you’ve seen a Mac Mini).
H.He has some overlap with the EAI community which has more crab-bucket tendencies when picking topics and/or mocking other groups. Even the more positive sentiments seem to be somehow crab-bucketed a bit (and, bizarrely at least to me, a large amount of politicking).

I'll visit there occasionally, but it's just too toxic a sphere for me to want to contribute research to. I get an itchy feeling whenever I try to seriously investigate an opportunity for contributing open source research in that group.
Here we go again:
I wouldn't go into full details. I'm mentioning only some and omitting a major portion.

Small hardcover notebook, pen, smartphone;

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Scotchtape, lockpicks, screwdriver w/ common bits, utility knife, Nd magnet, insulated wires, jumpers, torch, extra li battery, butane lighter, tissues, superglue, zipties...

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Extra usb adapter, several cables, pendrives, sd cards, sims etc etc...

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Antihistamines, nsaids/painkillers, sedatives, topical lidocaine, ors, several syringes, tape bandages, iodine, IPA, toothbrush, condoms, energy-dense foods, instant coffee (for withdrawls), mosquito rep etc

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Nitrile gloves, ep tubes, falcons, some filters, a good amount of parafilm, swabs, ziplock bags

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"It's like Slack... but with Reddit mods!" I miss the Ventrilo days
What are your resource limits and threat model?

I hate X11 and C as much as any other human, but let's be real:

- If your hardware can decode video, it can probably deal with X11

- As you noted, security is easy if you never have to communicate with malicious devices. Don't "but still" me.
Hey - we got a complaint about your account being single-purpose because it posts overwhelmingly about you-know-who. Single-purpose accounts aren't allowed here, and neither are accounts using HN primarily for ideological battle.

I took a look and I can see why someone thought that, because almost everything this account has been posting seems obviously related to this one thing. That's a problem. Also, it's really not an interesting topic, which is what HN is supposed to be for.

However, I'm not going to ban you right now because of
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37233533 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37233035. Saved by Postgres!

Please lay off the Musk from now on, though. It's tedious and we want HN to be the opposite of tedious.
Well, just as every country in the world wants to export stuff (clothes, commodities, manufactured goods, all the junk available on aliexpress) to the states and other rich countries, so do the cartels and criminal gangs in poor counties. They export to wherever they can make maximum profits. With respect to Cocaine, coca plants need rain forests, so one is left with Colombia, Peru, etc. Opium poppy is grown in Asia; Mexicans started poppy plantations in Sinaloa, they can make heroine.

Mexico is completely avoided when cocaine is sent to Europe from South America. Albanian mafia, Italians, and others use ships to transport cocaine from South America to ports in Europe. Mexican cartels are hardly involved in this. Same logic: why export to UK and other wealthy EU countries? More profit. If they were to sell cocaine to Iranians or Nigerians, they aren't going to make much money. Nigerians are also involved in Cocaine smuggling, because Nigeria is a transit point for some cocaine shipments from South America to Europe. Nigerian gangs get paid commission in cocaine for their help in transiting cocaine through their ports, so Nigerians sell the cocaine they obtain as helpers. That's why Nigerians use mules to send cocaine to India and other countries.

If Mexico were richer than Canada/USA, yes, people would be exporting drugs to Mexico.
Looks like the project started in 2010; there weren't many great options then if you wanted to build something portable, not to mention easily bindable in other languages. (And there are plenty of good rationales for not wanting to use C++.)
Probably because synthetic opioids are mostly made in Asia and imported?
I recently saw an interesting service online and wanted to try it. After I saw that the only support option they offered was discord I gave up immediately and searched for something else.
What would an instance or instances of businesses you do have recourse over?

I'd argue that for many businesses, your advice is effectively impossible to follow, no matter how well-intentioned it is.
This is pretty good. I've got a 40-year-old graphics book by melvin prueitt which has a beautiful chapter with a gallery dedicated to rendering errors

https://archive.org/details/artcomputer00prue/page/185/mode/...

I guess you can't deep link to a non checked out book any more. Well, look and then return it I guess
"(by compiling it from source, or by using a ready-to-use version provided directly by the maintainers of the software itself, which is often, if not always, a possibility),"

This is fine for those of us who know how to compile the source or find a ready-to-use version. Trouble is, I've often been in situations without updated sources being available and or where maintainers haven't been contactable.

Ordinary users are in a worse position as most wouldn't know how to go about compiling code even if available. It's a significant problem.
Thank you for making this.

What's the number means near words in the results? For example "book 70k" what's 70k refer to? The number of discussions on Wikipedia about it? #s of Edits? Or articles that mentioned it?
If you find this topic interesting ignore everything in the above post and get yourself a copy of:

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Then you have to wonder why they're there in the first place. Managers that do not manage and do not know what the people they are supposed to be managing are up to can be missed.
Yeah not to detract from the linked project (it’s one of the more interesting of its type) but the rarity of floating Wayland WMs is odd. With X there’s tons of options for building a minimal traditional floating window desktop, but that has yet to become true for Wayland.
PSA... check out this guy's LinkedIn profile. It's a great read.
Further reading: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peano_axioms
microprose had such amazing titles. I still enjoy listening to master of orion 2 soundtrack at my desk job.
> I'm not saying that talking with Nyquist wouldn't be useful

No, you probably shouldn't be saying that:

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

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

> but what's stopping a dozen other things at least that useful from being part of the answer?

Because someone needs to act, and that's exactly what Nyquist did, in a very unobtrusive and non-confrontational manner.
I'm not sure why you disagree with the Chinese Room argument. I would be interested. I agree that Searle was solely a philosopher who did not take an engineering viewpoint.

Searle's main point is that if I have a book that tells me how to respond and I never learn Chinese, then I do not understand Chinese. If you see a flaw in this reasoning, I am very interested.

My point is just that LLM models are a compression of the content available on the internet equivalent to a rule book. It is definitely fascinating how powerful LLMs are as far as summarization and forming coherent responses to input.

I am a big fan of Kahneman and agree with you that it is will be very interesting to ask GPT-4 the questions in that book.
Transformers as Support Vector Machines
Heavens I meant I’m the terrible sysadmin! Took me this long to get the joke!
Nah. I use favorites that way, but I use upvotes if a story/comment interests me.
Did the part about not weaponizing craft just, like, not render in your browser, or something?
Trapped proton flux at Space Station altitude overlaid on Earth model (video)
An OS is a tool, not a sports team. And that supposed joke was not funny no matter how you try to slice it.

It's as funny as calling Mac users Sheeple.
I wonder how much duplication is there. I mean different code that does the same thing.
Great point about Sutton's law.
I always use Hinton's Capsule Networks as an example of an algorithm that may work in theory, but doesn't scale on existing hardware, due it's voting stage, which is not parallelizable on existing hardware accelerators.
I googled it and it seems that koreader has a selfhostable server that can be used to sync reading positions across devices

https://github.com/koreader/koreader-sync-server

I used koreader years ago. I'll give it a try again. If I like it I'll download the server and check if I can make it work.
A phone, a wallet, a knife, a pod vape, keys and a handgun. No backpack.
No, it's not. A lot of things are a works-in-progress, and it's less stable than X. Calling it solved is understating by a large margin the plethora of issues that still need to be addressed.

Is it better than where we were a couple years ago? Yes, definitely. Is it stable enough to be a daily driver? Somewhat, yes.
Important critical files, to run on something like this? No thanks.
Just a quick note to thank everyone for your thoughtful and insightful comments here.

As it is a holiday weekend, I may not be able to get back to every reply right away.

I am grateful that zdw's submission and my comment led to such an interesting discussion! Thank you all.
This website is unironically the best design ever.
That's a great point, I hadn't really thought about that a lot, and definitely had not made the hard connection.

I do love how he continues to spin out new potential modalities for Deep Learning. While underrecognized due to the hype today, I think we darn well need far more of it these days! :D :))))
> ongoing project

There have been 2 commits about "compilation improvements" this year after 3 years of inactivity. I like the idea of the project, but whether the roadmap will get to AP support... hopefully.
I haven't created an installer for a Windows desktop app in over 5 years, but it was a common format for the embedded EULA. It's not as important these days, but there was a huge file size difference between an RTF created in Wordpad vs Word.
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Interesting, so it can handle Amazons KFX format?
They detected nothing. Do you see? This article describes dowsers running fancy machines over things to detect ghosts and shadows. They have found what they are looking for, and now the media manufactures the outrage.

When children died, and they were buried, they were not "buried in unmarked graves"; they were buried in consecrated, holy Catholic cemeteries with markers, markers which were later bulldozed to erase the evidence which was left by those who cared for the children and upheld their dignity unto death.
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I’d love the source for the site so I can make my entire portfolio look like that
The minimum standard required to graduate public high school in the US is abysmally low. You can probably get through some schools without ever showing up because the teachers and administrators don’t want to deal with you. They are incentivized to pass you even if you shouldn’t be because of how the metrics look and because a lot of underperforming students are disruptive.

However, I would have expected low SAT/ACT scores to prevent college admission if you were unable to add fractions.
One of the points of the post is that this person also helped the seniors do their job better.

But yeah, the job of every senior cannot be to only help the juniors.
Add entry to. Works atleast in Win 11

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths
Gnome and KDE have kinda nailed it, don’t you think? I mean, what are you going to bring to the table by writing a stacking window manager? There are infinite ways to tile windows; one way to stack them.
Why are people so intent on incorrectly asserting these models are Markov chains? It makes sense to use the analogy as an educational tool for exposition, but it more often seems that many use it as a way to minimize the notion that these models could ever possibly be useful for anyone. Is this just simply to make it more intuitive for others that it's a sequence model? Because it seems about as helpful as 'email is just bits' when everyone and their grandma knows about the relation between transformers, GAT, and circulant matrices.
Absolutely true. This is why we have hundreds of Linux distros, which is fine for us who can sort our way through but average users throw their hands up in desperation. I've the same problem in supermarkets when confronted with dozens of brands of an item in that they all seem the same.
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I managed to get video working between 3G and SIP, so I expect so.

I developed 3G video phone dating in 2010.

I recall bambuser also used to have a live video streaming over 3G app around that time.
>But why don't they produce world-leading levels of illegal synthetic narcotics, purely in search of profit on the American illicit market? If farming isnt viable and drugs are massively profitable, why does Canada not suffer from the allure of American dollars?

There is less production of narcotics in Canada because Canadian law enforcement is more effective at suppressing it than Mexican law enforcement is.
I'm not a fan of filter bubbles. There are many HN threads where discussion/comments are superior to source article. Often, any weird -ist or -ism source content can be filtered by reason rather than interrogation. My comments cite words, not the person.

> LARPing about international conflicts, well, we can do better than this, right?

Pointers to better material would be greatly appreciated, on the topic of potential US-cartel conflict in the context of US election debates, https://www.politico.com/news/2023/04/10/gop-bomb-mexico-fen...

> Republicans suggest everything from terrorist labels to an invasion to decimate drug cartels in Mexico ... U.S. Northern Command assesses that 30 to 35 percent of Mexican territory is ungoverned, giving space for the drug cartels to roam free. Should the U.S. launch military operations in Mexico, a crush of people would find their way to U.S. ports of entry seeking asylum and their claims would be stronger by fleeing an active war zone involving U.S.-labeled terrorists ... There are other complications, such as what the terrorist label would mean for people selling drugs online or shipping them — would a FedEx delivery person be jailed?

Leaving aside election debates on hypothetical conflicts, NYC Central Park is being considered for housing asylum seekers, flowing today into NYC from the US southern border. More and better analysis is needed. https://www.axios.com/2023/08/03/new-york-city-central-park-...
Surprised to not have seen one of my pet peeves in this thorough article: Calibre doesn't allow manual folder organization of your books
Doctors do not go generally into medicine the way devs go into startups. It’s a generally garbage approach if your goal is to make money, nephrology included. Doctors generally want better patient outcomes and better patient lives but are too squeezed by insurance, student debt, and other bullshit.

You can bet your ass that if there’s a transplant that radically improves outcomes, nephrology will be all for it. It’s extremely frustrating and deeply demoralizing to tell someone they will need to be on dialysis, which you know all the nuances of the suckitude of, a task nephrologists need to do more and more often as Americans age with worse health due to lifestyle issues.

I don’t doubt there won’t be a minority of doctors who are just money grubbing but the vast majority of doctors would rather be able to say, “hey, I have a solution for you which relieves you from the permanent life quality burden of dialysis”.
My wish is a scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor (Niri or otherwise) to have nice animations (think hyprland or wayfire), compositionality/extensibility (IPC sockets of hyprland, and lately wayfire), and optionally be 3D-aware (wayfire, to future-proof when Vision Pro becomes trendy :-) )

PS: I am not affiliated with the repo in anyway, but think that scrollable-tiling should be better known.
Poll: What IDE do you use?
Atom/Pulsar
vi/vim
GNOME Builder/Geany
I hadn't heard of it either. In addition to the PEP this link may be useful https://realpython.com/python311-exception-groups/#exception... . The feature was new in 3.11.

BTW RealPython is quite boring about wanting you to create an account, I'm sure they didn't use to be as bad but I can barely read that page in its entirety without getting forced to create an account.
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I'm pretty sure betterC1 output still heavily depends on the features of the object format you're outputting.